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inste in Exns o n W o r ld
Question
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OSSINING, N. Y., Nov. 12.—
(/P)—Petw Noy«1Io, a first o t~
femi^r prisoner from N w York,'.
, had it in his pow.er today to at-,
tempt a prison delivery on tHt*
largest scale in prison history,
out withstood the temptation
flung in his path by chunce. He
turned over to a keopur a load
vpr ho found while
ed'
oilUjlda, the, prison walla.
JJcfj/jld (}l<J prisoner, marehIpg masked together, were 100
other ptisopera all outside the
W^IJs, on LJ^cir way from dor
mitories 2()p yard** from the
prison to the breukfa.st hall in
side the walla.
Far As It
^
h Says Borah _ _
As
Attitude (Jiyenl EUROPEAN LOANS
g ^ w a 'B h i EXCEED BftLiON
f l N
S
B IG
R A C E
F ou r T h o u san d People W it
n ess O pening o f Sem inoln
T r n r k ; SJJ.OOO Pu.-se Is
(iiv en fo r F e a tu r e Invent
L a y ’s C a r d
T h ree
In c lu d e s
M a jo r E v e n ts
A rm istice D ay . a 2:1-2 P are, is
U cm by P r n t e s s iriitm ii.s;
C andler H o rse W in s Third
»y It. I.. Iloi.-k)
an entini da 11
H a' i.000 i
lv VC 11 |V-»Y, •%, I
ITnMtiTO.V N»v.
■•i*
*;iiw.:it
(•
(. - •<* \.»on i>.11 • ;
1 M;S.”I I* *
/at ion
e.i) S'- n vd
i 'I III - iniii- <iv;iI .
away.
appf°v;
\pressed (•olden S tr e a m W h ich O n ce)
I ’ ii.-M - and i *•
Infttc v.' l'c
Fneing the poHsihiiity of o
C am e l*\*nin R a tte r n S ta te s
•, S”.l*00 .11ilia
1 .s e n a lu n a l e i m . m c n l
situation similar to that of just
Now
F
lo
w
s
F
ro
m
M
id
-W
e
s
I;
t;
ilinllev
fimn
r
I...
■
:\w .
Yeiijdriil
< colidj?e -s
three years ago when Republican
11. S . L e a n s O ver Hi P illio n ; o J. u * - , .vns s*vni,.i.
[ion yrsterdny :-.t lvaninsurgents joined with Democrats
on mens, ernto, thioiigh which Pt despbrnie con-ricts shot
--------I Gn>, live year <>M mill lit'.- tin.i
r r i m . n t r ’ tii-c o I'-.m r t t a y e r - —e n t i a i y at
that there would ho
ill forcing selection of n Democrat
NKW YORK. Nov. 12—CP)--The
>■( (he K>'ii V. loo e
(town at the right above. At the left is James John- ns chairman of the powerful Interan il s ta b b e d th e ir w a y to s lio rt-lic . d f - e c d o n ,
, T f * ,—; tct*t
„vvi nf A m e r ic a n ,
Sen
. to the Wc-rid C p y rt great ..tn.lei* winch Wall Street, tahl. Mincnt was third
B to teB B lM .
one of the I”.. !n.irg returned I • lh- jaio-e i iiit liiillct wounds in tho lug and shoulder. He w-a^* at stirte Commerce Commislson, alr.toi .. av* rage limn
••
i . t . Oiiio I,link robi'er and murderer, who led tift futile iluiiigh
I hough all other chairmanships F an d tactlCfl u L v ,
onlv tIti *V* h airs. Intet i
natina- iw*w me niliCrs financial lioart of the United
ret value to the -.\in;.* ,were held hy Republicans, Senator k!m the title of C*a
^ Si,n.lt„
Tvatibnn! |M ater, hn;; made, in Miiiiphint ing
Ks
.::* ..n
Hnrnh, Idaho, has suggested that lie back in the *
.
Koo<l far a 1 it goes,*’ |London as tho world’ * money li-rniI he da
wi.
Ii 'tl t.
party loaders permit Senator Lynn fall In 1910.
,♦ e n v t
w Ik,rah. IN I'tildicnn o f * t.r w,.rc meanuml today in an *■;*- racing.
The <r*uvi| nlu
J. Frazslor, North Dakota, to r e - 1 m, ’
- * 'tyi VrL
n
in
i
The same dominant
|nl th«- group of I , timnte by hunkers lu-re that well |bat pv oiii- dnl red
join tho Republican rank3 after
. . . o»r_«ivnlad
r u p i L s • S tr iL e 1
&
two years of wondering in the Son- whlch U“cl* f ° * ' ^
linvic'11 | ^
>
s Vimtoi' *,vrr one billion dollars in p*>l*l 1 " inu ri" it. v »■\pei'lat inn- by nin
E o rS u h o o I H oH doy
ate mi n lone figure since hjs ban- °* repreeentatlve* *0 ■ rv-fiv
i teas aaln- ' cu r'.
\ in >ii<
Lmoo'nt <!t .*»I••i viand, sup- will he lent to foreign borrower!* J i Huh). ;iu ' in all sec.i u
ishnient from the party councils, was summoned
nr -.ik' :
nuii dr.'laieil
Ci'. iari'M that
Him in
hi
by the Ami rienn people. •
| I 'o|id: cut in i-,i |!m gate
* tlm* , „uii
i
SiOt X • 1 1 . ■••••.
Imiieations that the Republicana against old age. Ha etfl
.)d ('unit uiII oirviv— the Tins
This golden stream which once j at .--I hiii.ojn
eh,
.1
authorities
-'Oc< ao <
will make every effort to organ- dally walk dovn-.totofji
‘ iijeped principally from souiv« s
would noi d i 'iv Ann**tue Dav
When llm I.,| iva • III n il off Id'
ize the now Senate also were found iidanA order ” * ‘W *
tfly for tie country,” i along the Atlantic seaboard now! I'liird i iii'iui barni' s c: i es
a hoiblay. ■I.lllr I,.’.Oil lli; !l
in
in the appeal made by Senator Cur- ^ h an aut____
,t ti-maia. a sterling flows in larger volume from the i'"l*'i i lii. no u iiviliictioii of Imriici
s dinot ifaleiit;. *le !a:vd a
W itn e sse s fur S ltlle (Jiv in g tin, Kansus, the floor leader to tho
IU*v. l'crn liu n ti Livc.H VIewrt
waaka hia fii
Mid Senator Moses, reservoir of savings in the great
"strike” yc-teidny. v.iiicli i
T e s lim n n y Tend in i; ( o Show Republicans of Maine to oloct ono
jjac| no^ n « r t_ __
rai ing as’ it i ■ condo.-ted in the
In A nsw er in (Ju e s lio n -of
of New Hampshire, m.d-wist anil Pacific coast,
suite I in the i *i*. * i from c'a W . D. .Manley Is A tte m p t of their numbor nt tho apodal elec- m-y* u . honi*.
nnrih was given to many people
W h e th e r Hit* Wuintin S h a ll
es of I,'I,fit)1.) pupil,, in other
the Foreign Relations) Out of the vust rum Europe will
in g to Hvadu I*ro sccu tion tion on Nov. 29 to fill the vacancy. / ,' f j|
of the ‘ •will who iiad never heHuh tir S h in g le T h e ir H m *
schools throughout (lie city. The
Am| no better ocen-' fashion a firuteial crutch ti* rap
caused by tho death of Senator
y
j fi re \>ilne. >ed the sulky events.
indents d* dared the si like ii
k»ve liccn found for the port the final work of restoration
Hurt
M.
Femald.
labtt.Uvday
ATLANTA.
Nov.
1
2
(A1
)—
VVit|Tiie crowd immediately “took” to
ASSF.N. Iloi’ iinl. Mov. 12.—(Ah “l o.-e" sneee!i*. wiicn Superindeclaration of the Pres- j from the World War.
Amerium
tlOIISCIfl for the state today contin-. Rut
Hut even if tho
the Republican!
’
Republican* win
^
the sport and a fair play was re — I;-, it >i it',.! i .. a fundainentniisl
,it-iit M. <!. (’lark said thry
than Armistice* loans to the world, aro now said to
ai d testimony tending to snow that >thnt contest, their 'poaitlon a t the anniveraarjr aniLpori
corded at the “certificHti” wind hair-dre . >r to hob or shingle »• would not be punished.
)mtrknl the culmination eycucd {ten billion dollars and it is
W. U. Manley, former head of tho helm remains precarious because dtka among
*
ows.
People from several cities womanV lunr
The walkout orginuted at Cen
’ participation in fu r-Jth ls pecuniary iutcreti'- tlint is fast
defunct Hnnkora* Trust Com they will have only 47 seats In tha Ja n a ha b™ke
of tlu state were ill evidence, many
Tb:s
i|iic
i
ion
ii'ceiiliy
wna
placed
tral liii
imol during tin* lunch
'giving the people of the United
pany
. , is feigning
.
. insanity. to os- new Senate, with the DemoflraU Jam es Methodist Ck«
followers of the sport
having before Kev. Dr. K. I'Vroicmt, presiperiod v.veil “agilalors” rncttf£]ih. Democrat of I states whut hankers c a ll' the' inctnm
criminal
prosecution
in Yon- having the sumo number and t h e , joined after' his r«ti|
brought their entire families along dent of tho Dutch Itefi rmed Dliuren
lateil th<? w.>r 1 that a "strike”
hetpi'd phrase the ternutional mind.
Nearly four
mvtion with the failure of tho At-1 other two held by Senator Ship- ConaStoBI where h i Itlfj
«VU"d. which o.ne linn- ago ex
for tin* meeting.
wm*
to
lake
place
after
the
pe
mi wa.< a leader ill billop dollar* huvu been lent in
laiitn Hanking Instituiion and S3 stead, Farmer-Labor, Minnesota, i j* ,
oecui
The uecomodnlions at the ci»ur; pelli d Kev. Ur. -I <1. <. •. Il.elk"
riod and tba1 "u . uiibuii wm* io
if,fight f. r ratificatioD, I aliru Inmls in the Idst three yearn
,
.
.............. , .
us- |and Senator Fraiiar,
t.m-.11 i urrospundeat
iirrespoiideot bunking ho
hou»-|and
Fraxiar,
|_j.__ H# w a » V ^ *
of Amsterdam. l.*r
Dug d*»u*
return t. <•«
’ ttldcnt's speech m?P?unco U'exported to eo,no into
T
T
^
h
’ C'1I If the latter votes with tho Reuimu^tiu:. v*y i*f.A»iam and K
tow tlm u U t - . d ^ A i ^ ^ ^ a n indiuiy market
^p/omeimde ’will
cU',,lu,us“
u,u'
u
“
I Fii'llowJng- completion of the t^^imhlicans, th at,
take care of many, and tiie Hcrp'iit in tfm pnrJen n
“Senator Swanson, year for large sums to.aid in p e g -,,.
,
r
.
,
I’oiise rami* Into yeatonlay, '.w 1 °nly more voto to oava* a clear, •. * i c0
. t wpi
»-•• * . .
•.
, ,
• .
' . • thorn an-.'s
nf racing customers, laic ii.
lifiiriniou whose mm.** i ging the fcaiu- at some iiiideteriniii- ..
.
. . .
..
state liegiin introduction of ovi- j nmjorlly for organisation, provided I
TJie appliuml for spiritual :n
'
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„ ! Every ill mg mcnlent to the opjlhf reservations w hich:ml stahiliraition point and to re
.Tn. wlnll
Reoub-1
(llm*'** with the testimony nf
of Jack
nil the insurgents voto
vota as R
e p u bf i-1”1 v
i'liing went off with Hocklike pn>- vice ?ni*i in* felt luirdeni’il in mind
I wide discussion and plenish working capacity for her.
Armstnuig.
who
said
he
had
been
Heims
until
the
Nenato
offices
bad • ■ walWtn# Tha
siou and as I lie aftiTlio.'ii wore 1 •(*: t<> how. ii?. ii trie hoi,ever, he
ion
the
part
of
sum'*
j
industries
and
hanks
trying
to
in
Manley’
eintilo.v
for
six
year,*
been
filled,
1*v,«* m , onnHIHnn
touli!
ei.l
off
.i
woman*.
Imir
n
the
.....
i
.
, ,,
. mi, inleresi in the actual event i
and at tm linn dining that period
Senator UorahV proposal wiu .
,
. . dam
llltbns to accept them
ces "
them..1•forecast the amount of 1*lan
France’s
i hul l
I oi Kp: i 1 • to l it. <
had
In
.
I'lnplnv.'i'
hmvn
signs
of
made
in
a
letter
to
Chnirmon
Wat_____________
Hr th- nine
v borrowing;!.
ante attitude,
attitmle , ,u.%
,|,.w
borrowing?!. The total may
.
i
,
iY
i i -iii i ) llm Anm-tice May, a 2:12 pace, 1 11>1111;■ri . Hi,ij.ii I' ID vi-l'se In, to
ill-utility.
lion , Indiana, of the Republican
J reach si-vcra!
several hundred niillion
million dot-'
dob
rfildi.
...
, ,
•
lunr ' ;
will* o2,.>dll added, went to I’rinc th*' i I ii 11 iliui ;i woin.i;:
i tars of which probably a third will
The
d.
f.'nse
Hosed
its
ease
with
|
•« committee*, * f t c r . „ ^1°,, J * ?
.
conferences
with others of tho
Rflaeeitnea «_£*«i.. <
iking t nm meats
j
f,,r governmental purposes and ess In.'ipiois. n four year old brown hi-r g i"' .\
1
tonkin*.
T
elix
^nnfurtl
testimony
hy
Dr.
Smith
F.ly
J.*l
-,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
mure from the stulile of A T.ib v. Dr. F«'inh.*ut.
.u :<:'"l'g ">'i’1
Nm. 12 •'Pi
reit for corporations.
JH
«!*,,.,j Ji'lorida
N’,,w York psyehiutrist, who. P“b|fcan insurgent group and with appw r pubUoly I k J
Morrison.
She was sired hy I’h il-; join mil lias l-fuli*-*!lo the ••xi*»nt
T ra d e liudv
but
t.dd tin* Jury that Manley is s u f-J So,mtor Fra* ler wJ,o now wants ceding hl«.,«
„
..
. , France will not lie permitted to cont, and i ■out of I’rinress Ouidn
•f ‘Yv* muni-. II •lea*. me
Is R et in n im ; li> N ir mu Icy ; fering iron, "n. t. rio Sehleiotlc d* - j tho committee standings to which regret wfU, occoi
Kansas t ity speecli jJf_,rr(JW |,cr,. until the debt agree
•The nel value to the winner was I in e mbl a to hi- »<nvn' i"ii j.luit
MmlduH* Is. Also p S p e a k e r tm utin in an advanced form.”
I hi" thrce •
vrar8 of serHco cntltlo ability, t o / ---ment has been ratified by the i $2.177..r>0.
; i\ iiii:''I i- imin’ iut. •••'"
•> <*
Dr. .felilffee who t« stifled for| l’im- Senntor Frnzlor.wos ono of near AnMpqjlm.
fitter th" World Court.' j,.rcni.], ('huniher *.f Deputies, but
l.ulliia Furlies, owned and ilriv- \mmun lots i'D hi i ii m
•
l b,rnl i
i i li ning t• .'’iii.rmaltkf term, tiie United] the echoes of that last role call
„ i tin* def. nso in II..* Harry K. Thaw I
four Kopubllcnns read out of
On tha atyoh* of
■I 'l:* n l. to
Jin J. eh.ii. of
H.s.myiHe. trial j„ \ ,.w York more tlmn r»!lh<* party after the Coolldgo land- "Uncle Joe** p ee*2
ate ile. bin'll, are a l - ; wm |mrj|y have died away wli-n <n hy Walter Candler, Atlanta mil j h**r imb |u m!*'t"'«'
I'.db.w a silly
l!i-hi"i:. ............
r i ' p i ' t 's e i ' * t i n ' I'T* ,|.i .si.it. ,j,
„jr,, said he had warned I l'b*lo of 1924 on the ground that his last. He slmplf r >
hre
," I ,t ,*n., l c o m -!W)ill
1)C|it.v{,a then. will be lii.iinire s|mrlsiiinii, was seeoml in
*• ' today*
' ••'
. . . .
... .
...
the Armistice Day and Helen Di |ilnu'nt. dly c*.minus a si.it'll " " <,n* : C'hnmhi ;- nf < niiimj*!**
.Manley
in ll'2-l that overwork they hut! supported the candidacy
About 2 o’clock thl*
^ t' " a’"
|offerings of French loans here.
. ays* I in' fundamental!**1 M lor-i in a talk belt.re the
■lllli'
i
s
nl"
of the late Scnutor Robert M.
,,
, that
,i , n
i reel
was
HrailenmniJ<1
R uler!
*i. a', i he limes
had bean apparent '
I he Morgan
sy.id.cnle
flo....
a t-jd
jv |
j ((y third.
s
a ! Hi till.lot a. *rl:. Iiml I"'', hair, i he S a l.: >r I 11 .*<l<- ho*! ul l lie Se would result in a complete muatal Lafullctt** for tho Pronhlcncy.
"n*n»' . ii’t iinlly ile- ' cd tho recent Helgian stal»ilizatii>n j
hieakdowu. lie sui<l tlm Inniker'i*
i-. .syi.ibnb* il nf the dr,..... .. I'D* j niiiK'l*' ta le .
Action on the suggestion prob waa naar. Dr, 0 . t*'<
gaini' I'l'forl to land within the,
etrei tatimi , onfideally
mind was now prui-tically gone.
I loun of $r>0,000,000 will, it is an !
j ordained iib:* •tam <>l
Flm
,*
.*,
more
tha
ably
will he taken soon after the physiciantfraa oalIad-4
charmed circle but was faltering
11 few in--ttl Ii sign, that
'
a'
ini'll'
1
-'IrM
W.
D.
Mauley,
tho
lmnk'tiH,ailed, handle tho nmjor finnm- j
{ man.
hint",, i considered
present Congress convenes Dec. fl. because f lr . Caunoh
in the last few strides.
I Stati ■ **•iill,I iilliei** to j
thc ,„.,||.Vi- c s wife, Dr. ilarucs K. Sale, an The committee on committees then difficulty tn ,
“
i ing of the French republic.
The I
!
iVrlain
«
\4viitioiis,
Ii*•
•
»
•
•
art*
unit
in
this
country
.
....
Iktaolimeii' from th** |ground work for these l*mn*i ha.* / The second rvonl on the pro ,
in* *.iti-ii re Xl ay npecialisi and .1. S. Lyons, will fill the vacnnclos on the vari condition m u
said.
Other
.-.talcs
|ft belonie; J ••finite, must already been surveyed. The rc -'K ™ '" w:,!< a claiming. 2.1fi pace, r.Howe.1 and .1 < » * ' •
pastor of Manley's church, also ous committees caused by ths lly. U t a e l n t W i
1,0 furred to ia t* mi. ' sections, ns
and’ Christum
Christian women who «•'
**a 1
'■i •iiisumler- cent sharp rise in French govern-! «*">•inF « «'u" e of SI .000
East
Teiinei-rc**.
W
.t
Tenm-s.-ec.
‘
''stlf.ed for the defense at ye»- deaths of Senator Cummins, Iowa, ■ ician tip eu l•' 1
l.obhed or shingled shall .*""ly for
1lad ■
mptom of ment
Mr.
J
.
ii
'
k
iiis
said.
,
t-rdny
h sessiop.
nml Fernnld, and by tho resigna Joe's
honils is said to be
hi I J "
[V ;*■ , m e t dcjlar bonds
h L f S i n g ' of! a '^ r m i r
^
f imtlnn
Nna iid t'hamher of Uominerce | Manley's insanity plea was en tion of Senator Georgo Norris, Re
'".’ ■' something of a window dresuingI ’
1 _ '
.
rir«t' eldcf. wlm will certify '*'»• th, r thi
tho banker publican, Nebraska, from the ihair- 10 and.11 f t
’ol ' t,|,eratjon
noorntinn for
fnr tho
flontinir of future [*
1J*
... for
r ,r tho
th*' prop**
iirnpoM'd
i arc men:1, ■:> were uigeu to attend the tered Monday when
.
in yyoihl
the floating
^ . . Hensley,
. . . . cap u
, c
. . .•
. i ri'iimns
..citing
in
.M
mi,
Dee.
ti
an.j
''”ls
l<.
go
on
trn.1
on sevurul mnnship of the ngrlcuLurnl com less, than, sett .
and
third
heats
and
j
tueoloi'icnliy
ndmisrihle
slut
loans. HanUk, insurance com pan
iiiiivin : ed
while second place went to I i t i i ( ,,Hstor pen ,hout we.'i* * lull 7.
sleep. R e hod beOO'
11.< conferenci., will consider dinrgcs iir connection with the mittee.
.
ics
ami
the
investing
class’
arc
tiie
I L’nitf.|
Yingiing, who paid the good price
(j |)(VfUI„,.
. . . . . . *. • has eilui i- »iml. agrieu lural, resorls bank failures, Tho insanity plea
•.••ill b e i t u
coma far a b o u tb S i
liurchnser** of theso foi'i'ign sccuriset, aside all ether issue?* until the
'. a i ' ; h a v e
of
$2!)
to
will
the
mcond
heat
«'f
imiA.iir,
objections
I
.
a
vmjr.
the
and coma.
and
«ity
devclopi
mat
|ii-old*-n*-.
DIRIGIBLE
ON
FLIGHT
;tics, the inttrest of which is year■ii d i r c e t l v l
th” race.
*
Dudi y Haddock *d' Jacksuiivitl*-. definite estnhiHlintent of his men
in
rising
volr v ' . I.V returning here
hit. ij •»,
Judge Leytmrn, one* of tho favor
publicity directoi
of the slate tal condition.
LAKEHURST, N. J., Nov. 12<" 1 * 1 umc. Dealings in these securities
.MOTOI
• •'A '
g e s S p=, e e .d. i n g .
ites, was down under the wire, in C o o l i d —
, chamber body, in\it *d tho members
(&)—The United States Navy
i tke'.iffv'i !, I’
Z l 1«» tho New York Stock Exchange second plnco a noso in two lieats
T o w a r d \ V a S n in i> t O n | t o attend tho Mil. ii meeting.
W o m a n , H u r t in
priem pi iij.j,. ;ii-i' bidding i lmvo r'-nch‘;‘, « ‘biily total of $7,- but was uiiabledirigible Los Angeles left Ita
_______
) Tim fuliowing i mil were apjimntget up in tho
• W r e c k , I s B e t t e r mooring mast at 11 o'clock fhlp
r ecor.o't,i, .,,t, i<,^ta hero I 000,000.
other.
D D r c in r u t
p o o l IDC’i E ’S I " '1 to ropresunt U.e Sanford organmat..a!ll.m jxnin-1 Wal1 Street .hanks »ml slUod inmorning nn a training flight to
•rn^.v8
it ? IIt.f —C
( /iP»— *n'' - wel
wol- l latlon
comcntiou:
J. Hob
TRAIN,
Nov.
E at
A the
I)((Uj;lil,
Hi ,*. R.TM
tor.
jslltutionH
in
ull
jmrts
<
>
t
the
Unit
■'
ul!
Mm. Allie Brnnon of Orlando Norfolk,- Vn., where it will moor
IDIJH.-Mjlillijx
' ed Stales have ntfidc millions in A l l e g e d S w i n d l e r s
seriously injured in nn automobile to the U. S. S. Patoka. The air
come whicli tho people "I
l,u, ^
Si.ilt, .1. I.. Hl.*dr..<*-, J.
i t
|HT ( M u j •| ',|f.ET
i the marketing <>f foreign lionds.
IHutehinon. Ru|»h Ulm.-mi.n. ... L. wreck Wr.lnemluy night, waa ro ship was In chargo of Lieutenant
A r e i n C o u n t y J a i l middle-W»st gave the
und Mrs. Coolldgo on then t
Wells, G. D. Uishoji mid George ported today us being "much bot- Commander 0., E. Rosendahl. Tha |
' for the m-H,;,] wlTl‘l(' r rc. [The margin in tills profitable Inis IKansas City, Missouri two days ^ j?V ght
‘
, ter” at tho Fcrnald-Laufhton return trip la expected Jo bo mode 1
N il'" i !•■<11.,., ,,f officers '
however, is dimnisning. uorDcfealwi in thuir attempt t<* ii go waa repeated today as their
rowing
nations
of
Europe
hnvo
Iiad
i Momorinl Hospital. Her “daughter,
dwgh
tomorrow.
I*?/ the a'uniion of thy*
havo Governor Walker pf Georgia special train carried them toward -t
' 8<h t'lul. m i'iihers to- to pay a utfrf toll for money ac refuse tu honor oxtrnxlitlon papers
Washington. •
. improved.
I fw meniig
tidied for commodation for tho Americnn issued by Governor Martin erf Flor
They aro dub in Washington late
in tin* ' b.'i house, on public had tc/ ho educated to pur ida, J . II. Fox and A. D. Amstuts,
i
J T rs P o o l
- Mr5' ®rn" ° " irjstainod
onroitonight. Only opera ting stop"
.
[ •f l U l U 1 U \ y U JII tured ktieo cap and other _
chase this clntis of securities.
alleged swindlcrn, wero hroiight to being madp. by thp train l>ut thie,
Sanford into Wednesday night by is providing oppoxtunitics fl,r t*1®
Sheriff C. M. Hand and lodged in stations to oxtend. o welcome. At
*.
the coupty jail.
:
train has slowed >
n d o L n S T i 2. (AP)
Houston, Te*. N'or,
Tho man employed counsel whp down as cro^d* have appeared to Was described as the governmenU. which mado # , ud(lon
A young
a p p e a l to tho Gflorgto m w h p t shout a greeting: ;
faced
to refuse, the request of th i( FlorThe train 'phssed through St.
• ' ’^
OT last - Pills, Ti*’in.. Nt
sons
to
accopt
Christ
normally
and
Louie-jttofc. before midnight but
skertffa
12.
•With
AtoJpptd onlyllL thovtail road yard*.
hero fa
13 n"t interested in to emphasise abundant living
JosopV David Boyd, regional bring tiie men to
thia
prniis
th*-"lugical form- .•uderifitendcnt of Tcliglouii cdu- and Aniituts «<e 1
■M iU Lir
the pert of house
..jperMtitoiu—
-. u
•tig!i;
y& sv
In "riluidoxy and cation for the United Christian UciUq*/>dvertls
the hands of the
I..The »
cities
m
erchant
h#r*‘
,V9
commlttoo tO;
w . w.
|
J,n! h''rs’ 1,1,1 In Bfe. Missionary Bpclety, urged that for th » > ‘meric#n
defwt
pastor of the religious education should bo con
Ind
m m I
Inst night and until
"Religious educa without ,bein^' »U
U (L .Cllri!'ti,in Ghurch sidered basic.
publisher. Thatwj
qii,
jnornlng
thero
Mr.
J R * * conventlort, tion in not a side current,
ed to have coll
»; between tho co^l
01 Lhr.*t today. "P er- Boyd saW. • f i t - I s 1 not
**Dominutional loyalties hthing htti , ; h« i to tha
on tivs
a‘‘ brands of religions system-.; .AY.*
have
DOTS.'
^ uppi^
P^gram
o f the’
.YfY r *•-.
i-v'vwr
;
WITH TRYING TO
FEIGN If
INFEHidR, THINKS
STATE CHAMFER
BODY OFFICIALS
VISIT THIS CITY
a
Government Sends
hers o f
Pl'"‘ Bnu"‘"' ^ inJur-* '*
Texas Riuicher
E n glan d ‘broken and novoral toethvSno&ed W hUeSix
■ Interested In Life, Not Creeds
Dogmas,Asserts Christian Minister
t m
Gunmen Fire Into
'
<mne n m
m
■
m s s r-rm
«i . M l
n
^V *v*-ri
lvj|*l
H
:
.’nUmlrUlitt
to
�mi
PERFECT WEATHER PREVAILS FOR
fs'iif i ' r ---------
SR ROPED
PrincetonSevers Athletic ^ drc° ^ ,n^ Jj
Relations With Harvard In ohio-M
ichiganTilt
FirstBreakOf“ Big Three
,',‘i ,,n- ,,,,k
c h a in ,
H ave
i
*
B e e n
Tr
m
.... .....................I
h*
N#»v. ! 1.
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I
.
hy Hi" jibes «>f a Harv ard humor- L j j m i C TT l l t l L r i F T l S O n
iitihlicntMin, Inis finally sm ash-1
_
- T
An
a
1
ouh
:S c h e d u le ; H a v e A n
ir n o w e r in ff L in e
■nest rolnrfiit and mii'icnt rivalry |
" f l,”‘
‘ " ll.....
c xiN K sv fi i .k . ria.. \'..v n
w" rl'*
; I/I*. Ti e I'lorida \lligat**i.........I
Hr. < lia lies W. K- i" •<!v . elmir u ,., . %|.|t
.......
i•man
Ilf
the
hoard
of
athletic
eon;*•
. .................
,
,
I went v even player.-'.
to «l« * i*,
Iml at I'rtn i l'.it I ■!.. t itv. an- .
,
.
i
oat
he••
i , tr unite - in;• "I
V MOUIII • . Ilia' till .itlde'ie relate.Il;t
......... u lioim\
lilt 'in * "
with H um irl have he-n
n
......rl„„,tl I(<r ,|„.
I
n
«•«
!{•• •«|ll •••iV»
*•. * III*
V1 *
, i, .
....
»,
KvC oach
S a y s tnd . ; t
Harvard vdl...,.ties f a>
. . ■i
I, |f./,
.
mu-) •
................................
that ’ I’l m. et.ill Would never ae ...........................
(, ,1 ; h.-u
M
; T e a m W i l l F i s r h t t o " ,:n
..........»»••• =' •
. ..n il' :>.n >f ' it<
in lie' I.
a.i.T to.i
'•II.
th
------ --t Harvard <oiuinittee on regulation j 'l l . '(.a i- ; fter a l.u h -r
''P e rfe ct fnntlmll weather will i.f at hit-lie •pert
et birth in their. atispu ion •ea-oit, g«.t away t**
tctttt
the.
pigs
hi
n
warriors
fro."
r«
mhtlimi
of
(let.
II
"
...•
. . ilia. I.ktiv ;ifl
i late •w.rl itv Iroiiiicing the <I:.r
•-yj-flr
ml Ofill
Mercer nand
Hollins this afternooii
11,, nalu. • <d «tu- Harvard *'*■*- i . ,
f, . Vl(1| ,
;J ,,,j •,
7 when they clash herf in the premie , imi..» wr
mewhal of a my-tery
,
.,.r. ,j .
( ,
gridiron event in Honda t day 11
tip hre.il wa- niiiiounccd 7
j ,t
. |
( ,
i' '■ temperatures <•ll 11it■».|1 to he to V I, • , .1 I
||...
id..toil V.It
' .
.,
t,,.
th/v liiorning and the prod" to n
j j in t|,, ,.|,,n .... t- r.l.'iv H
.
,
\. ,i,‘ , . . , .
arfi f<ir m niiam d rt.nl weather
,
, • . i ,• p..mde l ..n!\ l•-r
.
,
I
The .Men elites ai. lav..n il to i|,i.;.|d '..I* p it......... ... i\ o a r t .,j-t
. ■
.
4»V
wfn over the Hollins T int hv a*
| . ..m. t w.th nttiei - only "in >
.
y
leant four tn in lid o w tia .e o n lio p . •; on. .,i.i |\" I.til hoi h Har\ar<laii'l aril “ U i
ii
j.V;
to' the. dnppstei- . Siftotoned hy a p,
I lined to - ay wltal the w|„,
....
mpired It t.
hanl srliciiule. the Hears have tip
•"
1
;
ihe varsity hoard" I t'.i •ti->
decided
ml vantage over the Tnr
teci
_
i iii* ‘ llahv 'G ator-" were tie in :
whose schedule has not heen a
IP o H.'grel \>. Vale
the Auburn lAlohmi.t I'oiy
hrfavy thi" ncason as in other years.
By.
NIAS IIW I'N •'nun. N<>v.
a .lm n a l Iir.titnH'l fro h |... a halt
The Georgia invader" have a fine
i, |*. 'I p • pa - mg of t In
.I
8P < \
u t iw k im»“-',‘J* i T hr...." was •' matter of der'I' ,v
t ’oaeii Hehrm g am.aiiu. • l pi
noble line and n good scoring r e -<
. ..
h 'n'
in . tie p a rtu r e fo r Montr.nimTv. |
m :• cord.
/
V'"'1
N
h,. \*.. mi It I s t a l l ' t.e folio m u g |
fc,, .... ,
.
'view the hi'enking ol the
ft-’
The Winter Pari; Mtpnoi.er:
,
tie
( )■> • • i r i i i . i i . i i
and
. - ' t ill.
Ptr-.
...
, are : HL'riTini ai,
tile ...
i.rsi, taing
I
confident the Tara will make i three institution: have had for the r n(|H; ........ .. and l ‘l.iii"ii‘ . tie kh
A*.
much better showing tmlnv tha.i
. .
.. .
•.
a.
.. ,
,
............,.a..
,
<;
tr ty did 10 days ago against Vet , »l>hi"'d".g
• ««h u U.«M d>. j |„eU r and Alien. Ku.n.h-. M im .
i rater: It »\vyer, ipiart>rhink ; •>
i
non, svinnor by a st ore of :t;t
o. I
w.i
and l.iving-toa. hall h a.'
The dopc.’itora have heen all wrong < AMllltlIM.I'#, Ma-s.. Nov. tl
mil
I
liaplui.
tullhm
B p ; (h ie year they hmv. The wav t h-- . <-*** I'linci ton's severance m
'
Sfk'' dope bucket has he.-n kmuke.l bdi" relations with Harvard t»da\ |
|t...iiid Him v;yrd slm.ned t>\
-V around makes old man dope-ter
, vwy unreliable, say |{ollir men. , lins w.-n'd gi'<* .-Idsou a higgei iiroe.
.1 th
l I :,t 11<. today if she were meeting! i ap'.im I'h'ineni l .... .
Here is tier line o i r e a s o p n i g e p
' ... .1 ...
11,,. || i> i ip lea i of M rt " i . a'"t (Voi hall team and .1. t
nutating fi mu i h. Wiidi i I ’ai k
pie- i.|e"t of III" hoard . 1 ■•lil"i
I he
id* might h' ilif lereiil."
K
ntronghold; The Tar naive" tiv >
|o f I In- 11a I vai d l . u m i .....a, » id* .
fIV. about two tomlidowo.. hell, i than
, I gia.lonl. <nitiir wine • special eh
p ;
I t* '.freshmen .......... .. ..............Id the improved wonderfully ....... .
l*'«ii'
I,t\l(V.V1 I*ri,.V«•,.-n. . .
i.
BuAV* Mercer
In 10 nnuitn ?a*i Mon Hay >im*- *h«* SIWmih ijamr. ( Ojo \
MVy
nay. Th<* Mvrrcr '•* imiIi i u*|M.rt O n li-m. t'»* !• *ms l»-t*timm! m i»'»
< • .i ^inl Ii • 1i«<ii.*<I i*im u.. M
B ff
,cd to Iw on ul.out e.tiiaJ terms with 'tetson game and drilled. In- me.'
'' '
'
.. .
................
,
.
.
, p.
I •m .itv
It"
n i l . l . l o l l I ' M i.
> '
■'
the um-Mile
tl.e II,.11..
•, I . ,|.,v.....................
;itli| da \ oil n, i r. "Milo,; to.
JHJff
varsity. The
H.dlir,. I...
h it!
.ion added l" his regret ■ the tai
JJf",
proy will b". "Il'd il'eih . T its ."
j d. fe. ts th.<t .i»p|»',l out tn th meal "we h air already apologr/mi
Coach .lame- I.. <>rr of Hollins Hatter .lash.
fie' out' lll'eaell of good taste
V
contented himself last night wit.i ' “The Tars are a difl'eient team whirli we have not alien.pled t..
tho Htutonient that the struggle will now than the one whh'li met Sle*
. , ...
ftft..■ f ln,l
ot*'*1 fighting from 111 •. »on 10 days agu," said A. ■!. Hanna. | _ "
____ _ _______
'*
Mart to the finish. The Tars have I i.l'.mni sern'tiirv of Hollins. “ Hoi
lite r
5=-—- - ........
RL
v ..(<i.tu
-- ----
to:;-
■i
il
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s i
□ N e AT A TIME»li.t
Buying a new car is one
thing. Selling a used car is
another. Don't get the tv/o
confused — or you are al
most sure to end up with
a new car you never really
wanted.
t h a t ’s Sn tr.v -
make
sitortening
.iml
thev
when
the
is c r e a m y ,
ta s' e
/• t * , •
/
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pm.
pm
:t tit
:i»u
l.v. fisin fu i*!
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A r. K icim ioi' .1
A.-. Wjsshi*.*'! 1IC
A r. S p ri V- fie "1
A r . Ito sto ll
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f .. 1! :.i0 j
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1 ' . S;,10|
hi t ter
✓
w hr-:» f l t r s h i n t i 't . . ') ! ' is
MILLKR 0. PHILLIPS.
/
d e lic a te .
4#
Kbit
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\ i »• .im l I 'll h S I .
Atlantic Coasi Lii
0 A T M I \f. ( . ( . O K I I S
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L A U N D R Y
Sntjsvt! ri i
Si ill
. I .« NT* ' . It 1» i.‘
S e m a n o la P a r k , L o n g w o o d , Du.
‘•ON T H K
salt, soda and baking pow der
tiu*etlicr. Ailil oats. C om bine
©L
fT
to..
nr.M3 Uti mb ua nr. i!.«ti KEUSpnarifta *. r.u cca su K naiitii
> . at sugar .mil Snow ill ill.
,,t ii i i i -. well .iml add to
i t - . in .id n or.,t i c . Silt Hour,
1 w o ie ix c itl’i i
i't ) " it It
i 11 a in >, ii ■i i i ;; •o n i n. ilk
a lu n i iu ly . Add the (m ils
and sp iles. R oll to desired
thickness and cut or if too
soft to roll, drop in to g ri ased
baking sheet anil hake in
quick oven about 1 r>minutes.
U S E D CAR
ONLY AG D fE P f! N D A ISL G
A S T H G UCTrALtTxL W H O
SG LLS
IT
D IX IIO
i> !- y t 'W tCSON S A N P O H I ) A N D O K I . A N D O
araess
/
N O V E M B E R
1 1 t h a n c! U o n t i m i i n i * -
U n d e r A u s p i c e s o f S E iM
“ <fp. t h e
D ix ie
B e tw e e n
IN O L E
fo r
R A H N G
S a n fo rd
la
t
or
1 L U II
M o re
D ays
.
a m ! O r la n d o ”
“ See I h c World's (im tle s l tlorsvs cod Drivers and b on;* I lu» eclchr:iU'd Dc.p-; Itich Undio ” r»! ..t AnU|
n tosl
coinpU'ti'ly
a n p o in tv d r;.ci'
r.svt*
Admission Including (irandslaiu! an d Parking IVi> ilexes5 insTa
Edw. A. Pohimaii, iViaitiiJ.v'T-Dirc
Jos, B. Tinker, President
P h o n e 175
.Mils111' ovi'fy «ouiiit inn ol' I ho
higliwitys— know iho soourity
(>mt can only ho produced hy the
greatest non-skid, ntosl flexible
:;inl durable tires ever pro
duced.
n
-ru/.ta’tu taaR n jiu B airiE 'raw raastn an au
11tilt. C o t i k i c s a r c eas ier
to
......
t m
i :.l agi •i incut i hat t h*
uc.m iy
it
r *.*; Proud Fat he
l .. tin line o f '< rimmair*
i•
.
. . . __ __a
— -
One Lot of
Tiresiimc
&
*’V <
U r id in
S ta te .
SA N FO R D
819 W. 3rdSL
r r .-in m
XSS
i\ ii li aittl clclicatc '.m<l
- j ONE - DAY SERVICE
T re a d In S a fe ty j
O h io
ft
■ ■ ■ i i a i i M i t i c i i a i B i i H i i a ■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■
S
them
( ! ! • I! .
i,y n>. '
..
w ith
;.i. m it;,
>. ph'ii
up rits ilct<igmilii*ii as tin
Pi“ii ver- i> i ..I' tin annual “crucin1
■. i. 11«" m itm Western conference
The attention which has focused
,..i il|,. .p ri il gaine of the two i'li,v
• ' ,i nit ted on t he eve of t Itch
‘Sold ’Em Tars,’
Is Rollins Cry
N&ci * The Last Ditch Here
.»•
•s p e r m i tte d
: l uiim'i «d" onnfbk lire.
With only a trip aero
>•*:»«•!» Ih" Chirngo t‘ie!<l in
I'AGO, Nov. II. 1/1*1 Mil'll i hi-tlewaito pushed tin*
.t tlnvestlTIl'n Itllekfield.
i^rjui* lirv* fat!u*r than .Mtrhiican *
I'mllia"! I.it-KS'm*M was burden in*
lt,ur "' “iGators Depart For '
T .- ic k in g
rA.^®BOnef* by Hard,(.(l alH rarn,.(j „w;,y w.r.i it thriTicic Next Saturdciy
»l
vv ii.|.; a ail ij
. -ult Will lie «|«>|«■riti i i<<*>I I}i.• «■
! iv* has miitVaalK ! i ••■aai
I’KINVKTOW N.
lin s
er !,. |u,. ; 1. tim b i!l ' " ! I' "ll e " ■’
|..i|„ . ! i. i, i •m |.a •!.
I
i1*1*1 \
mi l 't i ■.1 .villg the 1i 1" "1 Ih*
IM . i. : 11 un".^ :"i far f "
w ives
Pin t . . 11 ...... . n*l Vtiil'ii - '.*
mwit l,o •Iiil’tc.l ih .."lull IIII-..I i> i.il*-. t
W'lih.f.
\
Pm i.I.I m.
pro- i > * . >i ‘
n
drive "t tl III!,but !:•'
lb 1 •!. .a -t ;.hr "t m 1i \‘ .! 1■
1lai.ie •• •i aii'l •'eh.'l 1 .1 U'l.i.
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GUM-DIPPED
H A L
SUITS
BALLOONS
it p f•N-i a s: i•
P R I C E
*l*\K!' MIIMKNIK
NMAKX
■J*
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Kwivn •;
m
IJ'S
nv*
;/ Wholesale Tire |U
itte r-p 1
sS
n
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i
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(J) 19iS Hart Siluilner {
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t •
♦SB
............
Vm
.
mepts with hi
r k & u m frbm
special assessments
»vsd and conflrta
A meeungco
meeting o fl tb
s EquaUzing Board
•A
tiro
o f . tha
Ida, will be held at> ti# City S r i r a t i B i M P
November, A. D., 1926 a t which m eeting wld i w H
and all complaints arid objections as to such 8DI* t ^
will at said time adjust and equalize said a i ! « ! ~
of Justice and ligh t, and when said «pecl*l a s . e s ? ^ . <
lied and adjusted, same will then stand c o n 'ir ^ M ^ main binding liens upon the property o g a ln st^ M *?
msnts are made unUl paid in accordance with
Resolution No. 828 adopted on the 25th day 0f
h
by the City Comission.
'
• .• •
or 0ctoK i
With do
iW g S K O ito
. Otti.
•- 'Y»r-. blni. S^ol.iejT
failed to plnri1 KloLI
>oint Daytona Hoai-h 4 ‘tW o n / o ! second half of Uro game'-doV^n
P ’f '-' v Nbe hgs hsenstat
injuries.
S i f S t fl\^y»rt2 ; n R taset'g d d ^ a
injuries. Wn)kr»r
Walker u«na
\vnl sent’"liF'fcr
•'4o$y
ytrd , at cefttorf,.: Rcata 'ghlned H u S « CI )
td
15
yard”
fa
Alaxweil,
Cwinner
kicked
o
g
-4
0
«UUnM who roturnod 10 yards.
, v- ,ti^t to puli qut
three mors s i left end. Budding-.
yards to Mobley with a retunb of Hon. lid : Walthal
BT3H
5 ^
v ...............
tan failed tov gaiq a t 'rlg h t end. S
ten
varHn
Sanford
could
not.wain
Co.,! vfou^<* b® a m b ’s !
Car#
Seminole
’™
......
^ ^■.vw y ; man, for Imj
T*__ - f l .i l .j a.
..a ? . •
that would show rjaijl tboughl___
Rqese failed, to gainiral-taft ^nd P«l by Sand, J r
Sanford, Fla.
J ? V ° rm l lo Pun*
ness—both for her and fpr your- ^ , 7 * ? wr * ‘i ^ S ' “ 1 « Jte .rf<
Hon Maxwell esujght. Upj, q;hie Hughes hit center mr tv
••• fourth down. Walker punteii 80
tay was recalledi.gs both team* Rcfao woi,t off r iiS t
* * » * } » > * with So S f o n . Dear Ed:
* ,
for iHughea failed
g„in . at c<nfar.
w'erej off-aldqs. A. Fordhimi Igck- three -Vl,ld'- Hughes ,11111,
By the time you got this letter
So my sugestion About gifts 1*
lod Reese foe a yarti I6Ab. Darl- Jtardn
•
*<
)
Rouse
hit
right
tackle
twice
lb
f
a
w
.
bi
2
i
S
“
H
'
*
1
“p
,
'
h
you
will
be
mired
dowft
In
the
qvthat
you
uso
your
betS.
Ths
nroro
owa caxdy. He may loas^«
to Thontpso'i with n
Ing kicked 25 yards', to' Thompson ‘ynrrl
.....................
lMfl(msil,.rv h" live, tot.il of. seven yards. A. Ford ham I ery Chriatmns problem df* making "train you pu$.on your head tho a *weoth«ar$, .| y.hs'll havo anitar.1
return.. Stodotjbery
stopped Reese j„ r M0 5ain . t . J s f l j nn" dollar go where two dollars loss strain you'll put on your other by next ~
Feds
B a t t l e vdth^no return.- 'St^ ltab ery >giKn- tacklo but f,„„l.led the luil1nirht
w
.
and tackle. HMghes fa.Is to g l K !
purse.
'
i ought to go.
K j- , r‘>>*„V*
^ vf, T°
nf0brd'
•««*•* Daytona Beul h nvov-red ,\
j “ % inonw/Wtre stent foolwUoVTSl
t e n t s o r i E v e h Mobley failed to-gain , at rtah tlfrom Huddingt..,,, w„s ini,,;,t
center, Stodcsbery intercepted. a I The great gift problemhi*’- nq$^ The .......,
.
reason wwhy Christmas
is
more
money
*nd
beer/do
ao’ w iti^
pass tram Haddington nnd returned whut to give but how to gbbilxhiltp®0 expensive to most folks is be
Stodcsbery was stopped,| jBuddington u in t <jff i,.r,
j i n t h e F i r s t tackle
coul* be im t wisely every
ten
yards.
*
n
»
at left tackle by Perry after a 'f o r ’ fire vur.L
„
to give.
|»
ii i. '
of
S t r u g g l e tWo yard ghln. Maxwell added n I left tackle f„, M,ve„ v ,. .'u i ■
=5=?F
Sanford’s ball on her ownJ 2d
When n felloxf -of r nMkJWktb
yard line. Walker fumb|cd'-rind means goes Into d sthr'e <w|TO V
'• f t i v ’ vr. ii- w . ,
yard at cqntcr. Maxwell went over di net nn pusses lo-Virdt i -r
loft end>frr five yards. Maxwell |who «rnPt|,e ro m a fa iS |o Vn « 2 Dayton* recovered. BuMutd irirfor gift list in his hand,’ he ctJtiiiCT 6ut
.............................................
Darling for. Daytona Bcrtoh.-.iB. with, the blind
piaetaj"ta|fit6tt4sbery for 15 yards, for a touchdown.
a
It wi
t'u-t ii
^ t a t ^ k y t w h s recalled and San- ty play and it' w a s 'ix e c p V V 'r ' F on ,,amt “ W " * 1
atU r. u bank account that looks like n rosd^yards for off- fc;>ly. 0 winner ,lr«,. kirk,:., fwr ! ^
/roller had stalled right ..on top
» R ,,I " "
itides,
Kntztnlngor st
nf It.
•
added throe , n r r
Tl,e
half
...............
.
l
i
l
l
J
S
l
yards
a two yard gal
Maxwell punt- fore the t.tints could lie
Ho
I
take
it
that
you
would be
S rh o m p so n I s
f ir , right end. B'i'lurd was forced out
ed 86 yards Ah Buddlngtan and he kickoff.
interested now in a few g ift Sug
double actkii
of bounds on the five yard lfhe.
Ir e d it
f o r returned T3 frard*. Bullard wns
gestions that will play pn the pock
Dnytmttn Bench !.’* San
"• i
fContinued on Pago 8. f
et book with a light and ,alry
G e n e r a l s h i p sent In for Darling for Dnytonn
Jeach. Bullard fumbled but re
touch—sort of pianissimo, ,.ap. to
covered for u two yard loss. Buispeak, if you get what I moan.
„ <DuBose
i»rd was' tackled for .». one yard!
Let us suppose that a roan is
ppieh High yerterday oss nt right end. -Bul)aft(v puntnd j
A i
_______
married
to the same wife he had
Krf'HIgh 25 to 6, in >vor the goal line. Sahford's ball
last yoar. One of the ChrlstmnB
A w«s replete with on own 20 yard line,
rhb quar- 1
problems is to get a gift for thei
^fitart to finish. Al- ter ended hare.
•it
tia-ltAflrf
missus. The first stop is to try I
8rm Brnrli won by a
Maxwell hit center for two
to
remember
wlnit
ho
gave
h
er1
the game was hurd Yards. Stodcsbery loat two yard,
luia-ib
PO W D ER ED
last year, b have known divorces!
j start tn finish and the at right tack In Maxwell punted
to result from u man giving his
fa—
ii always in doubt until •10 yards to Bullard and he. run
wife the same Christmas presuiit
he^H
quirter "'hen t he rcrorvo through the entire team for tit)
.Jy V.kMk;j
three years in succession.
|o/ the Kr-a i '>•«st team vurds and store. Bullard failed to
Aou want to give something
s decided advatilngo.
kick for extra point, in y to n s ’
useful, something that Will add to
G l y \ t h & y o u n g aterrs t
Dnytoim Bench has Beech « Sanford 0. Gwlnrier kick
best prc;> school foot- ed « ff to Speer who returned thk u h
tm
B-otir-tH d.-t
«r». in the state. This b ill 12 ynrdr.. At this.Mfieo Day
^
t ll M
C?r«
llktngh kept out of tho tonn Bench
wns penalizod
15
it of the time on nc- yards beenuerv the .spectators con- •
■juries v»n-< •utt in when tinned to crowd, on tha Jleld ufilways had the punch ter being warned by tho refefcto l
It ws:t Hullnril who Mohjoy hit left tnckle fo r five'
t firrt tnuciidown in the yards. A pass Maxwell to Stodcv
jjnmc had been n soe- bory wns incomplete. Stodcsbery
for the first quarter fumbled tvor a threi* yard loss nnd
onl having the advan- the ball went over on down*.
W H O L E M lL K f
^ T r y i f t W ; ' to d a y V 1'1^ ^
tlhrd w«'. sent in and a Stodeabery stopped Bullard after
^*
lifter he cvtcml he took n five yard gain nt right end
: ' 1!♦#
hehreh -m e a
om Maxwell «'»d ran it .'■■nndM bit Rtiddingtmi after n onSHfAt list Vv Hv\
A. & I». is Opening a Brand New Store in Sanford rind W ants E v ery
irds for a touchdown.
yard gain nt center. Daytons
! played a ‘ plcndid game, Beach subr-tituted
Housewife
in the C ity to Be Present.
Hughes’ C-.fipt half of the game
Hood.
Hughes hit right l.-t-kl■Me to (day at all durA « NO p t i n g
n S ? V O .;- *
’ ’ <St'K " y
T h ‘ l ’s m * W *
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B I
for two yards. Ruddington fsil.-d
. , kI half on account uf to gnin at renter. Sands broke
1The outstondimr player through and stoppcl Bullard for a
wni A. I'ordlmm nnd ftvn yard loss. Sanford’s bad
pair played a benutiMaxwell hit left tnckle for
12
|both on the offensive nnd ! yards.
Time out for
Daytona
. r >
-T ? A ’fa V .
A lot of fight was Bench,
'I'f.S , * 'J ’/i' A
ir
,»Af
t a
• r v ’ r vw. 2
of the Sanford team
Mobley r'inped through center
him was forced to for five yards. Mobley fni!-d to
v W /A A ' ’•
*
** ■>
ipme in Iiie third quurjW-SiV -sy * ^gain n t right end. -Maxwell jnirsed
jr.t ef in juries,
to Thompson tor 15 yards. Day
cost the Sanford tenm tona Bern h substituted Barker for
■■■■■■■■■aw BW M ggaw anaaw aa—
ll during the game,
* v,
'
. i
(
^
Butler. Warner for Bullard. Max
lift, outplayed Day- well hroko through the center of
Itleg the entire first line for 10 yards. Stodcsbery went
'T M
ough sl| ilie breaks.
off right tnckln for five ‘ yards
M. were i leju iy agninnP
A. & I».
Maxwell nddejl n yard at centyr.
jQven B ak ed
put uji q magnificent
l-ti/vW?
f*ti»»le*bory foil.id to gnin at ienBrund
18 N o. a c a m
hin Thompson doO
r
B
E
A
N
S
,
3
c
a
n
s
f
o
r
ter. Here with the ball on |)ny•t ileal of credit for
t°na Bench’s five yard line after
'k \vl*i( h hn ran the
Sanford had bucked it down the
*« hi, generalship
field Captain Thompson pulled a
ir iw H u ilita ta iu ii _
r
Jflitrciq: fighting tenm
great play. Every Daytona mat
Siiifurd team a
m
IONA
BRAND
wns jam up r.gaip : the' line e x
■
I6 N A BRAN D
Mhe *i-(»nd half,
pecting another |;TI„ |,ijri{ J(1 Mob
tin detail:
ley passed over tlm gi.tl line to
Ipson won the toss
■T ■
Thompson for u touUv'owu., Vviien
F & Cl W hile N n p t h a * ^
I,to 1‘ereive. Cwinner
Thomiison rau.xht tho ball l.e w .s
(» fo r
..........................
lynnl, to Speer who
standing back of tho goal lino
OCTAGON, large
|wl1 III yards before
3 No. 2
Stodcsbery slipped
b an t. 5 f o r .......................
pirn for a yard. MobCans
PALMOLIVE,
'hr left tackle for six
3 b a rs ................. ..............
■piny was recalled and
3 No. 2.
Standard Quality G uaranteed
Some Real Values
ti«d five yards.' The
C an a .........
|W* Jcclnred in motion,
■ ■ an n n n n n n n n n n n n n n an n n n n
raiic two yards nt
Sanford was again
An offside
BO K A B C O F F E E
L ea d s the W orld t
Kodcsburv g-iined two
RED C IR C L E C O F F E E .....
, ^ end " " eriss-crosa.
l
| rimpted i,, |,||„t n,, the
_ _ ___________ s A N ttU to ,
o!Ia Heights, In t. Lot 65 ;*■
W .15,
1847.95
1U Haights,. Inc. t o t 56
50
.
1268.00
. I p X i l t M ; Not. 1JL—
— An
7 oh* H alfhts, In#, Lot 57
50
1265.00
Payroll of approximately that Import raw material# fo r manmolla Heighta,' f t * . Cot I I
I ' P v n l $9,000,000 and a yearly •asaimllA50
. $258.00
^jn o lle Haights, Inc. Lot 59
Port lil cut coughs sad _____
ufacturiiif uses In Mlamfcv the
50
.
*6 8 .0 0
tlon of raw matsriala valued a t chamber stated, are the te a t and serious trouble. You can Map' I
it.nl'
Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 60
50
*
5865.00
T O j *■■’ . BMW than 911,100,208 represent* awninp companies, which purchase how with CreomaUaa, an emit
Mflgnolla Haights, Inc, Cot 61
50
1268.00
F U ., Nor. 11.
,,fe' according 11646,000 worth of canvass each creosote that is pleasaat to tabs. ’•
M
^ o l l a Heights, Inc. Lot 62
mu)lion is s
50
1868.00
to
tha
chamber
o
f
commerce,
which
year
from
textile
centers
t«>
tu
I l i a n * letting
"
,B **» with two-fold action ( it soethea a w Magnolia Heights, I n c , Lot 63
50
8868.00
‘
will be has ju st completed a survey of the north.
heals the inflamed T 't i r t iasa pad ig) MagnoUa Heights, U #‘ Lot 64
50
1268.00
r. F . A . Hathblbita germ growth.
Magnolia Hfllghta, Inc! Lot 65
* * * . « . 1
* * » ™ * * «
50
$868.00
Road " % » ; « « . •
Of all know#.drugs, cnoeota Is reo» Magnolia Haights, Inef Lot 66
tha
grain
cording to th e chamber, frota
ogniaed by high medical authorities SO
50
.
1268.00
includ- one of. the greatest ** *'
Magnolia Heights, In#.' Lot 67
^
L- «• p h i l i p s , a , , :
fVwUl'W m . reports of approximately 265
50
“ $268.00
ee polls, persistent coughs and .
Magnolia Height*, In c,,L o t 68
iN aggaa, S t * » 6trla a 'o f th V d ty ( ehga'ged In
50
$268.00
. and forms of throat troubles,
i, Highland#, idaaaaeof manufacture, which i“
repiI*M
tablkh m
Magnolia Height*, Inc. Lot 69
o p -!jreU
retail
estebll
50 *
$268.00
contains, in addition to
__ ,
Martin, Brow r#* * t a t .tha present time but a 0I4 «p p ro d «ate
healing elements which aostheaad bed' Magnolia Heights, Inc, Lot 70
60
$268.00
small part o f the activity df Miami, j 0f flour It wita”bo Intad* o u t worth the infected membranes and atop tha
lagnoll* H eight*, Inc. Lot 71
50
$268.00
* oompartoon with teat y ear,, AmX ’
t approximately
irritation and inflammation, while the . fagnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 72
taqalram'ents of creosote goes on to the stomach, la ah*
50
$268.00
I follow closely whan Miami had but 46 ’ Indue-I . A* id?
Magnolia Height*, Inc. Lot 78
W ca, and moat of these so small
“
had •orbed <nto the blood, attacks the asst
60
•
$268.00
•for
11,000,000
h*‘*W + iW
,
,
th at they were not considered even
7 ® . , and machine works of the trouble and checks the growth Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 74
60
$268.00
Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 75
in advertise. *** l» P °rta n t factor In the status j
•I#ctric« Waldertv which are of the germs.
60
* $268.00
l S w l ' o f Miami,!, .ays
" e"
ln.
says the organization ! T
V
,n Wle c,tT» commercomroer-i
Crcoiftulsioa is guaranteed eadsfao* Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 76
a1re v
Numbers
60
$268.00 !
'
i
l
l
and
5-A
the
annual
payroll
at
|
’
1
,
chamb*
r
/**ldeleven
I
‘«rjr
J u lh,° fitm e n t of n e n te a * Lewis P. Varney Lot 77
u •f friflt
60
$268.00
'
nd the
eon.umn- mach,"«
, ,, w? rk»---------Iron
Ironand
andsteel
steel r0^ . ?nd c.0,d!* *>?>Dchkt_ asthma, Lewis P. Varney Lot 78
*'■ha -imdsTtajcen
will---------i ?.rM«n.t* and
tha annual
annual conaumpbronchitis snd other fora* o f _____
60
$263.00
valued
a
t
5447,819
tha
past
year.
wring, Urn* rock tion of raw materials “would ap
lory diseases, and ia excellent for bu04* Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 79
60
$268.00
[Ug,
pear even more significant/’
Shipyards, It was further coni Jng up tbs system after oolda o# flu. Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 80
60
$268.00
materials- valued
a t Money refunded If antr cough or ooldl*
, RaJlrofd tonnage brought Into tended,
.
- use- --------------Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 81
Miami tbU .year will
at at f^r4 4y,4490
9 0 ^annually,
shipped from not relieved after taking accocding to
60
$263.00
. . . amount
____________
■nnu* I1y. -hipped
# mm |wvji
Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 82
leant 817,686, according to figures A*C3t*C0, Central America and
63.86
$283.26
md all Krcctions. Ask your druggist. <adv.)
Magnolia
Heights, Inc. Lot 91
compiled hy the Florida East Coast •P*1* * o t «»*tern United States. ^
62.8
$277.73
Magnolia Height*, Inc. Lot 92
60
$263.00
Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 98
60
$263.00 I
Magnolia Height*, Inc’ Lot 04
received on plain cement ! Ure* #r® exPectwl to be considcrab- P *rt* and canvan comes from tex60
$203.00 :
Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 95
sheet asphalt, Wtumin- ,y * <,vanc«d wlth the inauguration tlle ^ n ters and marine engine
60
$203.00 j
errte nrtd
bituminous ■o1 r* il 8ervice in Hecember by the ["“nufacturers In Michigan and the
Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 9$
60
$203.00
.
ad L bh tH t-tar on 8 ln?h p,*l'!hoard AJr Idnt‘
Ncw En« ,nnd »tatcs.
--------Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 97
60
$268.00
Ihi# rook base.
S'lonmshi,, frriuht tnnnngo for
r oment valued nt nearly $900,. breaking
„ out
_______
_______
_
__________
Any
or skin
irri*_ Magnolin
Heighta,
Inc. Lot
60
$203.00 ;
47, Uoiid .1 •
s ’ *»•*!»«**•. i
?
J
r
^
'■ ah,pp«j tn>™ m anufactur-; tation on faccT neck or"body *J«1 Magnolia Heights,’ Inc’ Lot 99
60
$263.00
from I ho I l*i i county
•* . ..
K l0 ,narnc rnf' ' u f .^ i 08 in |/)c north annually to overcome quickest, by applying Magnolia Heighta, Inc. Lot
l o t 10
100
60
$263.00
Miami, according to conservative Mentho-Sulphur,
says a noted '
1 10
S ir August inc. 1 |.!««i miles. I k -fflcia!.
Magnolia Heighta, Ihc. Lot 101
\
mmiik
th,.
md-udrlcs
of
Miami
f^timates
by
the
chamber's
statls1
®kln
specialist.
Because
of
its
bids nn on Project 111.
60
$263.00
Magnolia Heighta, Inc. Lot 102
~
Dll,l department.
! germ destroying lliwpertiss, noth_-65'4, Road J, Duval ecu a.
60
$263.00
C e l e r y that is tender,
And don’t foro«
Magnolia Heighta, Inc. Lot 103
ifcsjbnvlllo to K n teii.iifc, !. IV1 l i s i l * F a n s A r e I C a i f t T ,
Ch°"iic 8i mnterialH, carrying n l0?* no*hinfl
«7« been found to
60
$263.00
'crisp
and earliest to mar Bradley’s Fertilizer!
Magnolia
Heighta,
Inc.
Lot
104’
alternate bide
>m p,(>
k et co m m a n d s th e to p
60
$263.00
For
n f
of ,,8-20° W
rec“ivfdPr®Parntion that blatantly 8U
lphur Magnolia Heighta, Inc. Lot 105
excellent for all other
I U l an
<tfl Onnnrtnnitv
\ > p p O I l u n i r y IlO
for f
the "manufacture
of(,rochemical
brings
prices. For this kind of crops as well. Backed
60
$263.00
i
Mhgnolia
Heights,
Inc.
Lot
106
571, J{(.i„: i.
Mudivv., Hear Their Favorites : U n ities, the report shown.
th®etching, burning and
celery the crop must be sixty years of sound
60
$263.00
Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 107
1.umber for furniture was valued irritation,
Mtrdmon to lircvnvdli. up
grown quickly.
61
$268.26
•it $127,300.
tilizer manufacturing
j . Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema Magnolia Heighta, Inc. Lot 108
iltely 1 J.2l( -imlo.H. k inoti
M-:\V YORK, Nov. 12 - (/P)
,
61
$268.26
B r a d le y ’s F e r t i l i z e r s
right up, lenvlng the akin clear Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 109
perience, they are i|
litne rock base
Music, like sports, has it* fans nnd ..., ’rintiinK establishments i„ the and smooth" 'it™ bttm AV," »c'
assure rapid and continu lutely the best you can
61
$268.26
•t 37-D, I’oad J, I’.'tyne’s though somewhat more reserved ' , " ! n1" d'Htrict purchased raw ma- 1(eVe the
' t0 r° ' Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 110
ous
g ro w th . C a r e f u l l y
61
$268.26
iipproximatcly 2.1 J m l'"- 'Han rabid, they arenone the less »**«•>. including paper and inks “ Tittle I s r T i S i
Scientific research on
Magnolia «e,g
Heights,
Inc. Lot
Lot 1111
m s, tnc.
aged,
mixed and rc-mixed
61
$268.26
’lorida him* io, !» I,,no.
enthusiastic.
.......................
e
x
pe
r i me nt a l farmi
j
.Magnolia
Heights,
Inc.
Lot
112
by exact formula, these shown us how to «
80.96
$961.85
t 'its. |{„;i/| ,• y0tf0
Concert managers of New York Print bold at vnlue o>f $7()n,00p.
, store.
—A^if M* gnolil* ileiffhts, Inc. Lot 113
fertilizers supply the neces stantly improve their
------- - --------87.05
$983.88
tu Htichuiiiu). 7.11 miles, Itave the names of several hun- ; ----------' Magnolia Heights, Inc. Lot 114
dred** persons
desireu tickets
to Dl||,i/if . I lo u n o o
sary plant foods for each fulness in growing i
Ida Hum rock iiasc
I •"WSIO who
TVMW U'BIJ
LI1KVvo 10
,
--- --- ---- ----------60
$263.00
‘ t‘ . A SSESSM EN T ROLL PREPA RED UNDER AUTHORITY Magnolin Heighta, Ind. Lot 115
stage in the growth of the ular crops. Ask your_
(c/t’ i-ldnrlng. Krubbing, the performances of certain of
OK IK O ..U T .O N NO .,27
„„
crop.
They give every row
,$hd drainage stiu< turoa: .h . brighter .U r .,
to tell you the exact Bi
n
J
.
hCr* ? y g VCn t0 any " nd a11 P* ” 008 tatarested in the
7^
A
Bt*nces, seats are requested for
Special AsscssmenU against the various pieces of property above
a
uniform,
even stand of ley Fertilizer that it L
Florida
' ^
1 t0mn,l88,0n o f ‘ be City of Sanford,
tender, fresh-grown
Suited to the needs of y3
thl"rtr,bHd b**. 8a^ Sf^ C‘al A88«S8mon‘» are payable in fu lf within
York
sprouts.
next crop.
^
^
[
_
yay.^
,tar
th"
above
and
f
°
r°golng
apecial
aturoasment
roll
has
Paderewski, Kreisler, Holfetz, Locust
W & ifW
Coium. John M eC o rm .ck 'm d
I ”' " " ! ilv ' nu«
been cqu.llzed, .pproved und cnf'lrm id” or In t,n sguttl a n iu .l pay.
, F m White to Santo Srh»m .nn.H .lnk . » " . L a , mZ
'
. A" nu« E”»‘ l” MrilonWlto Av.auo, .a d V .™ .„ Jo A v '„ „ .
Int' r“ * * 1. 8 » ” “ «
annua, front aa’ d d t a l time
f v
wh,° UJrU1 th* ,r ,ana wlth ‘ heir . .
Roaalla Drive South to Catalina Drive a width of 24* feet with a,d ape<1* . ■“ •■■menta stand approved and confirmed,
wn ^ 4 ^ 4A. 4J'
...............................
......................
- makes
1 "beet asphalt on sand asphalt base.
** ,
A nwct,n« of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanfnrrf f u .
Martin " f 1* *....J“*t
as Babe “Ruth
Survey station bleachnritea ecstatic with his home
u
4950.00
approximately 9 1run** One New York family of
‘OUU tin. Tt. concrete curb & gutter at $ 1.20 .
0( November, A. D„ (026, . t .itlc b u ^ u g
% S J %
9000.00
,'Ajjy ®*x P®rsona has a standing order
S900 sq. yds. paving at $1.80 ...
und objactlon, . an
, uch
10020.00
^ B j^ lo tu l ,4^. Martin for tlcket< ta overy Paderewski
900 lin. ft. 12 inch pipe at $1.40
and.
Will
at
said
time
adjust
and
equalize
aald
assessments on a basis
1260.00
ey 'station 610 to c!)Pc* r ' * f d !>*■ ev«« none to other
2
nwnhdlfla
nf
Y7S.D0
.
.................................
I
ynllrtfl
Cities
to
hear
ths
mantnr
ntnniel
.80 miles.
the master pianist. 1
150.00 ■ 'lzed and* *d
^
“ “
a« « « m e n ts are so. equal1
inlets at $50.00
One memt>er
member of
of ‘the
family ha
has
lifcDflM, Road 4
.une
be family
ia f
" d adjUS^, ’ 8am* wiU then "tand confirmed and be. and re200.00
4000 Jin. ft. 3 inch drain tile nt $200.00 per M.
800.00
m Z
‘
T " ,he
* * ■ '" « W ivb
tL Z
press notices.
I Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc.
I county line, 12.33
R
t ft
/"a<Jauntil Paid ia eccordance with the provisions of
3260.23
October, 1026, by
the City Commission. “d° P" d ° n *h' m k
Total estimated cost
yW i
Rood 10, Leon B a n k e r
D e n ie s
T h at
A m e r i c a n A g r i c u l t u r a l C h e m ic a l
$35640.23
(S e a l)'
ft; (front Tallahassee to the
To Ui borne entirely by adjacent property owners.
L. R. PH ILIPS, City Clerk.
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m
s
>on;ctmnty line,-1243 miles,
B. J . S tarlin g, Sanford W arehouse, Sanford,
iNi ntber of feet frontage 6775.71
iju stirocn sld ered , with tha I n
D ix ie C o tto n B e lt
IsHOHsment per foot frontage $5.26.
Iht idw bidders and proS , E^ i L~ i S SE S8M E N T R 0L L p r e p a r e d UNDER AUTHOR
Ndlow- r
»•
FRED T. W ILLIAMS, Engineer.
I T Y OF RESOLUTION NO. 3*8 adopted on the 25 th da v n # ! ■
Name
t
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.
Nov.
12.—
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O
B8.C, Road
Description
Foot
Preliminary
, rp 2,■ L®kn : Watts, president of tho First Nuford^FloHda0 * 1928‘ * * ^ ^
Con,m,Mlon of the City of San- "
Frontage Assessment
2S ^ 1R87 ^uT* Var ,V P' t onal' Bank hcre 18 o t
opinion
2nd. SECTION SANLANTA
i 8,ri <? f arln* ’ ' tha‘ a °y one who behoves that a
The following is the estimated cost of paving Escambia r w „ r*
SANFORD, FLORIDA
lUntC “
hydr>uHc em* catastrophe is imminent in the a .
Locust
Avenue East to Vcmango Avenue, a width of 32 fret, 16 fe lt ;
omiLunta Investment Co. Lot 1 Block 17
l ^ l ’nftd a S * IB h S l,trUCtUr* * ’ 8 ° U.th ° n aceount of ‘ be cotton sit$299.82
25*102.806 40
COmpany’ ua‘ ion i8 «" error. He declared at SanLantn Investment Co. Lot 2 Block 17
$299.82 8:nd aCsph1 u b°are
Centra'
WUh
- -a j
Through Pullman Dining Car Train
rtk 882 Road r
ru
* banquet Inst night that it should SnnLantn Investment Co. Lot 3 „Block
10CK 17
$299.82
3060 cu. yds. grading at 76c.............................
overhead
croseing
147 hadr°cn od t.hat th.° CHtt<,n l>ickcrs SanLantn Investment Co. Lot 1 Block 17
..... $ 2295.00
$299.82
1600 lin. ft. concrete curb 4b gutter at $ 1.20
5520.00
$299.82
3150 sq. yds. paving at $1.80 ......................
...
6210.00
" ” d * « * l ™ • te tljb .n h d
m»„y’ ertton f . ” , S ” nV' * ‘ mt'nl C“- L"< « "lock 17
$299.82
Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc.
W a s h in g to n -N e w Y o r k
..... 1637.54
nnd ‘ ^ocrapt, c„npanies 15 " ! <a" U nvostmen 1 c °- Lot 7 Block 17
$299.82
J,. Ljm hbuiV , Va., $344,234.- , »,| ai, much business «n,l that ■•;;," I'i,nta Investment Co. Lot 8 Block 17
No. 84
Effective November 3, 1926
No. 181
$299.82
Total estimated coat .................
iecL (.77 It itn. i , , .
Hureforo the usual flow of money
,
1 " Mt,‘ Liveatmcnt Co. Lot 9 Block 17
$15562.54
$299.82
3:25 pm Lv. Sanford .....
To be borne entirely by adjacent property.
Ar. 12:30 pa |
F i f & S ; t ,;a Ott, r ’ . re,7
0t hand*
San '“" t“
Lo. Lot 10 Block 17
l>
lt"' ,'al1 went low
$299.8^
8:15 pm I,r. Jacksonville
Number of feet frontage 2255.44,
"me
n.. w, v, i tti.is' stand
|S,Dayton:, It. ml, „]ayer>
Ar.
7:05 ta
S ta te ly U.&H „,i|,
nve8,men‘ f!«- Lot II Block 17
$299.82
tagg. I>' .-aid, and it t-- m
t
1:45 pm Ar. Richmond ..
**ay and t|u. |,„j| wns
Assessment per foot Trontage $6.90.
... Lv. 12:35 pa,
rubbing and grading a n d L t a . u ,
( ’o. Lot 12 Block 17
$299.82
4:55
pm
Ar.
Washington
bam!; who run five
M, .structures, ( nestsl Con- ' i„ in’
t
___tab
111 '
N
FR R D T. W ILLIAM S, Engineer.
$299.82
111. uqinparty,
I'nmnntii’ T.tnlpa, $146,•( than
*
6
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prq
Dr.
Baltimore
...
T
*,
dowiied. Thlr.
.... LvT 7:33 U
«•"••
Description
Foo.
P rrti„ | „ .ry
, v ., l„ ...... .
1 S -"»I *‘>.ta Investment Co. Lot 14 Block 17
$299.82
™
8
,r'
yard
gain and
8:40
pm
Ar.
Philadelphia
__ Lv. 12:1S as
..
.
.
.
Tlw l.i.nl.- ... t|„. Si.utii nnd S " ’ ! ’ ,nta Livostmcnt Co. Lot 15 Block 17
a j
we.-, .
Frontage Assessment
-luxvv.-l| hit renter
$299.82
11:10
pm
Ar.
New
York
..
2nd. SECTION SANLANTA
..... Lv. ll:3#aa
,
. 1'ixvvell was stopJ i& n t y 'V o r l 1
■;
.......... ......... . . .............. ;
,nWfcl" » " ' Co. Lot 16 Block 17
$299.82
7:40 am Ar. Pittsburgh
. Lv. 11:11 ps
„ ,
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Iririul '“fa'' » two yard
$299.82 •SanLanta Inveatmcnt
7:28 am Ar. Buffalo ........
Co. Lot
21
Block1857
.... Lv. 8:38 P*
1 2 7 U,l'u ” M»hley failed
grubhing. grading
......
'•••M.ncnt Co. Lot 18 Block 17
$393.30 : j
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
8:50 am A"r. Cleveland ....
Co. Lot
22
Block1857
1*1 centi-r .Maxwe,1 punted
Lv. 6:05 pa
$393.30
TP H W *'* Htruciutvs. Mason
.
D
c r r * . , " " " ' ,,W* lmen‘ Co’ Lot >» Block 17
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
Co. Lot
28
plock18r>7
kfflmpuny, int., Macon, Ga.
O l U I S l l'O O l T h a t -^nLanta investment Co. Lot 20 Block 17
$393.30
licketH, Reaervations, Information from
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
Co. Lot
24
Block 1857
Huad 4*.
Lu cie: C i t i z e n s C a n
V o te in
« an!yU,,ta ! nve8tmei>‘ c ©. Lot 21 Block 17
$393.30
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
Co. Lot
25
Block 1857
C. W. Rny, T. A., Sanford
$393.30
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
Co. Lot
26
Block 1857
I b s S f ' 1
S w itz e r la n d
C a n to n s
£ S S S £
S
S Z ! n
Phone 3
$393.30
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
Co. Lot
27
Block 1867
The llitutrsdon at
$393.30
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
I <•! A RIS, Switzerland, Nov. 12.'
Co. Lot
28
Block 18 57
the right shows ho w
$393.30
le W o r. S ,.
M l -W . ( .m il, .word which h . I Z , '
Lo‘ 25 “ '“ k »»
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
Nash encloses the
Co. Lot
29
Block18 67
bn ,u » with h im 'to the poll.' is ' s * ? ! "
IinVes,ment Co' L«t 26 Block 17
$393.30
$274.62 SanLanta. Investment
entire front wheel
Co.
Lot
30
Block
18
57
i*,076«A; lilllni 1;• | ^ M-.«f_ _a citlztvn
______ of^ the sMHwttm
_ — ««
Cantona «,*
of
‘ "veatmont Co. Lot -1 _
Block
18
$393.30
broke mechanism,
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
Co, Lot
81
Block18 57
'9RI the-Suwance
t ' ; claim , Oppenzell, Untorwald* and :' *nI
Livestment Co. Lot 2 Block 18
thus excluding all
$393.30
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
TH E STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH >'
Co. Lot
32
Block 18 57
^Wtnproxiinnt.d.v •,».:.« |l. hmet^
la entitled to vote. Where :
«->‘a Inveatmcnt Co. Lot 3 Block 18
* £ tc r , ice,and dirt.
$393.30
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
Co.
Lot
88
Block
18
57
ta il
.
1•inu 1° ‘‘L [ T family
eword has been lo st,, Uil " " n Investment Co. Lot 4 Block 18
$303.30
$209.82 SanLanta Investment
Co. Lot
84
Block18 f,7
'
$393.30
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
ta’pn“ ” * w 1: „ ^ one‘
?■
• » « * Co.
Lot
88
Block
18
67
J p 'jl o u i l
1U. I.o,J.
On
;
"• Co. Lot 0 Block (8
$893.30 f
$209.82 SunLanta, In vestmentCo. Lot 86 Block 18
57
Wflfjrind
t"
Bronson,
$393.30 s
$299.82
.......................
» ;« » ronton, n,y., t I . Z
op. ,
U T
? ' U ‘ 7 B b tk 18
SanLanta‘ Investment
Co. Lot
87
Block 18 &7
W»!ro miles, 8 -inch air and
the event. B ewa r-io
-io
, , ,Livestmentv Co.■ Lot °8 uiock
Block io
18
><iu dlscuas
oiscuas tn#
$393.30
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
Co.
Lot
18
Block 18 57
fftavkt baao, $186,242.- Ing the aworda their fathers, grandInve»tmont Co. Lot 9 Block 18
$303.30
$299.82
fv; .Construction com- .fathers or earlier ancestors used
SanLanta Investment
Co. L o t
39
Block 18 57
:
bnnLn,,taInvestment Co. Lot 10 Block 18
$393.30
$299.82 SanLanta Investment
fjltW /.
‘
Co.
Lot
<
0
;
Block
18
509
R -W n a p p le B i t s
n
*u**?nie
o
t
*helr
country.
the
|
Sanl.anta
Investment
Co.
Lot
11
Block
18
fV/?,’r.Z\f,
$361.56
$299.82 SanLanta
Investment Co. Lbt 1 Block 19
53 '
fnr «
•‘•■cmbles mobilization
•’’ «»«1 ‘‘n(aInvestment Co. Lot 12 Block 1 8 ' »
$400.20
$299.82 SanLanta
t o w .r much n , . „ th .„ . politick)
NonLantu,„ v „ „ monl Co. Lot n Z k 18 ^
Investment Co. Lot 2 Block 19
'
5g
W » i y P u r e e -!
$400.20
$209.82 SanLanta
J . *•
Investment Co. Lot 8 Block" 19
68
SanLautu Investment Co. Lot 11 Block 18
$400.20
$299.82 S an U n ta
ik d o w n ?
»
.
S
p
e
c
i
a
l
Investment Co. Lot 4 Rlook 19
58
n,«.jiV/
Swi‘*erland: Jean Lln- SanLantn Invcslment Co. Lot 16 RlocV
$400.20.
$299.82 SanLanta
•*•< 1 *r«. r
Investment Co. Lot 5 Blqck 19
58
r,jy ^ ■.1 j ' '
^ 1 1 fa nlOU,, a* a lcng distance SanLanta Invertmimt Co. Lot 16 plock 18 i
$400.20
$299.82
ilt 12 S n n U n ti Investment Co. Lot 17 Block 18
‘ frl’h#, strain . of walker, tramped fl0
3
SanLanta
Investment
Co.
Lot
6
.
Block
19
*
68
.
J * f ( 'I f / m S
$299.82 SanLanta
$400.20
b
S S #
1 bu*lries« or In pleas- hoUtit front Zurich to i’uslo in or- ‘Sniil.uiitu investment Co. Lot 18 Block 18
Investment Co. Lot 7 Block 19
68
Land
is
heavy
hammock
sad
will
raise
all
kinda
of
$400.20
$299.82
riKlf'oii blood pros- d. r to tako possess ion of an auto.
,
fry
N
w
h
ovejr g o
ffW
a
io
n
s—
L
e
t
U
s
SanLanta
Investment
Co.
Lot
8
-Block
18
53
SanLanta Investment Co. Lot 19 Block 18 .
Beautiful homesItea with large shade trees aid d *> J
$400.20
$299.82 SanLanta
ubls. If you ""'bile he had woo as a prize. Ho
Investment
Co.
Lot
9
.'Block
19
.
B8
•Among iw <W<
SanLanta Investment Co. Lot 20 Block 18‘
to Sanford to b« desirable. Electricity la available ^
.down, what; rodu back in the machine,
$1040.95 SunLanta Investment Co. Lot 16 Block 19
$400.20 jg
Have S p e c i a l
'
SanLanta
Investment
Co.
Lot
19
Block
19
perform ance
the
finest
of
flowing
wntar,
,
'
^ j j r i d friitabk|-~^-------------------- -— ---------------- -$400.20 ■
$787.46 SanLanta Investment Co. L o l 11 Block 19
A
nd M o d e
SanLanta Investment Co. Lot 1 Block 8 0 ,7 • ?
| ^ a s P a r in
AI1 ,traeta M ta an ta ftern expoaura and front ahii
$400.20 S
$914.86 SunLanta Invtatment Co. Lot 1 8 'Block 19
SanLanta Investment Co. Lot 2 Block 20 t ,v •
“
darky at
parsd road. Thef# tracts e ra prlcad very
$263.00 SanLanta fcynstmsnh Co. Lot I I , Block 19
-$414.00 fl on
I•V^!_I*J
SntiLiuita
Investment Co. Lot 3 Block 20 •>• '•
K» Irio m W y
1414.00 ■ at •L20*
’.•*•11 driifa
^#20 p « month.
$268.00 S a n U n ta ;l«T#»tm«nt Co. Lot U Block 19
Jong W,
Sunl.ui ta Investment Co. Lot 4 Block 20 :
*_ •»/»
$263.00 SanLanta ^ t t a t t a s n t Co. Lot 18 Qfeek 19
84U.00
m
SintI.anta Invqhtinent Co. Lot 5 B io ' ‘
$268.00
,HU.OO
Co. Lot 16 Block 19
gnnfauiut
Investment Cq. Lot 6 f i l *
$268.00
8414.00
...
SR-iW
--------sanl.nnt.i
investment Co. Lot 7
8414.00
$268.00
i
“ nl*anti. I nveatfhent Co./ir^t g
E}k5’“'
.vftV.-t*
8414.00.
hv
J
t& m
stei;
vSandsi l?
Injuries
B b .s ?
w
^
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W
^
SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR SKIN
P l a n t o g e t t o p p ric e s
y o u r c e l e r y this year
'*!r! « mm. wen.
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v-jrr\
B R A D L E Y ’S
“ «•?«*A
A A« Q U A L I T Y ”
FERTILIZERS
.o..«
1IR U & U B,r< * k„r. 'W .r •» «
1
Everglades Limitq
O N E N IG H T OUT
day Mvlag» apd
BAKING*dSESm
Opening Second Store in Sanford Saturday, Nth
vember 13th.
Yes Maam—You’re Invited!
To Open Saturday-New Store-Sanford and Geneva Ave.
DelMonte Peaches, halved orsh*o^
Campbell's Soup^
op off the’Thanksgiving
jr
Soap
m
c
j
C
o
rn
31c '
.........32c
21c
5 L b s,.............. 31c
With Purchase of
s
Buy Direct From Owner, a 2-Acre
Qn Dixie Highway No.
S S 5SklS|’ ONE - DAY SERVICE
SANFORD
N 4
w . ;,;d
as Possible
-U y ^ R Y
Is’ta l
P-.y,«
CAMELS or
C H EST ER FIELD S ..............
Fan cy , F resh , Delicious’
2 Lbs, ..................................
.. j u
n c e
Lemons, ^Sf dozen . r;
.
S ta n d a r d E q u i p m e n t '
lied Nesselrode
|Pudding
F.
8 O’CLOCK
h;
lf ,hc Holiday
Season
D o Y o u W a n t a Small,
,
m au ag
Coast Line
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with
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'is etaJUalve to^NiuK arid WnsNfdeihA'rtfri. &>•**■'■
ifeatures developed by fdreifitt' slad AiWchRan '7
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to W
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arid d,™ e that “ tote to o r d fo *
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vw t
as?
That Vehement Flam# s
World Money U nder - Farmers Need Canals*. ,
In Japan and Here
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F irst Nntioiml R .".
Sanford,
HY ARTHUR BR ISBA N E
(r*»y rl«ai lean, hr Ite r Cm.)
“V r
T tlE S A l
■rr r r
'T S lt o f lJ .
w t"
v o S tW » ^ & “ W * " 1 T
?,?inetl mea uskacl by people ad(«* n>4 l U u c r r r e ^ n d & l f i T k u * * ° f rWi,lB- B u t even th ough th ey a re «#• M lf .r i
S
>
Jn and die!*ar Mitnr to te t h 4 ; disposition of property loft by a m an' who die,’ \ J X " KS TIJE BlhUt H‘^ * //00,on*y
_______ I in te s ta tp th or*. nru mmiMfttanUi
» .
. Ul wnD a ie 9 1 hath a most vehement flume It
n u t r i f f , , ’n M l n «
" " “ nl®P a b k ,. ,.)C0P1(' !n th e w or,d w ho down’t exu berate. Horrible tdlPl,t
until it is tod iato the rnak'inj/of th.eir'willa.
timony Riven by n doctor an to the
killing of Mrs. Mills,' fn the Hall*
jtlon $1.00. HnlJ
te the opportunity for the government to take Mine murder ense proves it.
'
• J A P S ? aJR«>P«rty and divide i t “a fter court charaw
The unfortunate vfohian, after
r S f'7 k ’
®hltuary ftro Batl8fte<l there in often heart-breaking buhineair -fo r
resolution*
three bullets had been fired Into
\Urti)nmpnti whore inexperienced women and children.
For two yearn homo her head, was dreadfully mutilated.
(latTl!
b* ch* ra»d times m o re ^ h en there are minor children, u widow mu£t Her throat was cut twice,' her
Using retc^.
tongue cut out, and .there Were
^■■OCIATKD 1‘tlK.M go through the worry and bewilderment of estatc-kettlinr other horrible wounds inflicted on
?5®:' .£ * * *
e*clu»««• fur rr- Hide of herf form “* with. -qu irem en ta that are e n t i r e ^ ? : on the dead body. Tha tqngue la
n*W« (ll«|)Hlch«n o f 1 1 1 iL ; OIS er exP°r Joncc8, and alwayn Ahe in in danger supposed to have been cut out be
or and ii«o t h«
cause the woman’s singing had
a herein. / •; in w J t ?or ntSvt'nC
n
^
r
r
f<
,f|Char,atau
8
a,,d
shystor8
»tand?ng
charmed
her clergyman from his
in.waft
for
any
unprotected
person
they
can
rob.
lOB.hf special
straight and narrow path,
‘•Iso reserved.
Y<
P
im .
3!1"JU
P
if#
lV
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{ONE
148
MRS.
."lran.»sr".
,o
G ET
M rs.
the m
Flower Urns p*-****
of "II kinds. ‘f t S l S *
nient Coloring
y
H arry
E n te r ta in s
O f
B , :^ w i 8
M ^ m K ers
F o r tn ig h tly
'C l u b
FR ED
S. D A IG E R , SO CIETY
i
G . I. A . M E M B E R S G IV E R E C E P T IO N
O N
M O N D A Y H O N O R IN G S T A T E O F F I C E R
SANFORD f t
th at
*7 **" f I I'
th ey
have
11'T* i im r ‘iTr i i * i i ■
t a k e n u p MACHINE
i
i i i— ri ■~ i ii i —ii
(3UNS
pro ducts
R E S ID E N C E
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyefly,
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Gray of
• ^ r * v,.,uy 01
u - «• «»an 01
[Mr. and Mrs. J . oiln Laney hnd Tn.k.AH, m
,Idau
_ flder Gene Martin, motored to n u X “ » r " T o r .' H J f CUy
j Orlando Thursdny where thoy spent
the evening.
r£*
Mur,abn °b Atlanta, Ga„ is
C. do Bowling
spending a short timo in Sanford Ga., was among
Miss Frances Jones and Harry attending to business.
riving i„ SanfoH
Wainwright of Winter Pork were-'
the guests of Mrs. and Mrs. EarlV
E. Jones Thursday at their homa"
on Park Avenue.
Entertaining fn her.usual g r a
The members of the G. I. A. en-’ prize for the most correct answers
cious iqanner, Mrs. Harry B. Lew tertajned most delightfully Mon- being won by Mrs. A P Bandy
ftth and Maple
pj,
is was hostess Wednesday to day evening at n reception nt the The guest of honor wkl presented
r
iflofy Cross Church members of the T'ortnlghtly Bridge home of Mrs. 1 Hpp. honoring Mrs.(with a pretty ensemble bag as memonthly moct- Club a t her homer on Magnolia Inn Vnssar of Jacksonville, who' njer.to' of the occasion.
Avenue.
' ,, ,
ib a state officer of the organiza ' llefrashmcnts consisting ofchickthe W o m a n ' s
Quantities of 'exquisito roses,
n.' ....
,
i 1’11 »»lad. saltines, olives, fruit
quantities of goldcnrod. daisies cake and coffee wore served by the
Mr and Mrs T n r
„ „ will enter- xinniss and other fa ll flowers
F .A W A L M
, 7f”hl» friends at used with pleasing effect In the Md M m field flowers were »r(. |l,o M e .» , M r.. K .reie McConV.l' ^daughter, ~
Dorothea, motored * nd
to
latlcally
used
in
decorating
th
e.
Mrs.
Metcalf,
Mrs.
Torrence,
Mrs.’
rooms
where
the
card
tables
had
p a in t in g Afml
I"hom e on HighMiami hriday where they will
beon spread for play.v The hour* Tapp home for. this occasion. Pot- J M. E. Moye, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. C.
end the week-end as tho guests
6 W
,!1an, tb e kind woman, with property to dmnn«,»
d e c o r a t in g i
Lorriniore, Mrs. Tapp. Mrs M ? Mrs. Widemnn Caldwell.
j ^ b v l 1 2, 1 $26
passed quickly In the interesting ted plants and palms were also ef
Chapter,
N.
S.
Mo£? S
8 fyp« e ttte * to be kind if will-making ht n e g a te d .
THE HORRIBLE case will again
Pbone 568-1V
with Mrs. Snm- game of duplicate bridge and fcctiyely used to further emphn Mjnarik, Mrs. Singletary, and Mrs.
iMJ rttlTOBM
Rizo tw colter scheme of green ami Grow.
day We^havP^n^lH *1<Vk>f n*i!dea tIlat we-flball not die to- |^niind men thnt Whoever stir “ “up
W HO KNOW S T O W HAT LENGTH
' j o’clock nt her whenscorea had been added/- t|U
(n^ ‘
e ” ave an ,dea toat thfjre will be a long string of jealously. Stirs uu danger. They
2 6 0 8 Sanford At
Tiie many friends of Miss Fan
prizes,
jeweled
picture
frames,
e ° bb . .
Among those present were: Mr».
W ••■ford'* trmnt tomorrows on any one of which we can write that will ^Hnt hnv‘‘ b,'‘ " r‘‘min«ed of it, often
Receiving the guests upon nr- Inn VaRsar, Mrr. C. C. Larrimore, nie Belle Priest will be glad to
were swarded Mrs. Hal Wight and
s o t
Workers
Council
Death frequently has other p Ihiih T h f> “Prim » !!' ,, u t !°n««xl>. f,,r f‘vf hundred thousand
rival were Mrs. Tapp and Mrs. A. Mrs. P. M. King, Mrs. I). Brubaker, learn thnt she is rapidly improving
Mrs. Robert A. Newman.
*• i s c h i n . we
ftiheld in the B»pfoolish v coll him 1 " , p! f ; , 0 Gr,m Reaper a s , years, by blows on the head, with
A fter the Igame the guests P. Bandy, who in turn introduced Mrs. Gerrar of Jacksonville, Mrs. after an operation for tonsilitis on
p o’clock.
the r e a d e r thnJ>m mU|y K0rne<,to rfay ’ may l‘om<1 before
flints, by poison in the midthem to the receiving line which A. J . Metcalf, Mrs. Tapp, Mrs. R. Thursday at the Pcrnald Laughton
e t u i ! ' W M *, i » S a f
die
by pistols later.
tpsrtment of the were Invited Into tho dining room
But
hafl
t,mt}
t0
Ilran
and
execute
included
Mrs. M. Minarik. Mrs., Jenkins, Mm. L. Grow,'Mrs. I. M. Hospital.
th at long delayed will.
white w«f,
they never ,.rem to learn.
of Holy Cross where a delicious buffet luncheon
Vaaser
and
Mrs. Fannie McC.m- Telford, Mrs. J. B. Crawford, Mrs.
wfi I t H li runrts,
it srith Misn Huwos was served. The dining table was n«HiwK?*r,
Y ° u must know fairly well how you want vour estntc
Mrs. Dale Pnekard and two
*
'
R. L. Griffin, Mrs. J. M. Moye,
laid
with
lace
cloth
and
centered
«» bnlldln«- Pro- t is posed of when you die. You must kntfw fairlv well whom ' , 'V AI L s . r , { K K T i:* vpry proud
t tbo chapel.
children, of Detroit. Mich., are
A
most
enjoyable
program
was
Mrs.
William
Bather,
Mrs.
J.
M.
■ulrla, apart.
Tof the Woman’s with nl nrgo silver basket filled
KvRtfvatN.
you would desire to art as your administrator r .’.i -.u ,,»• \‘l
' M,Pplnnted London «
with zinnias nnd other eut flow” i
tho ufterniM,n ; McConnell. Mrs. M. Minarik, Mrs. visiting in Sanford as the guests
w
with Mrs. f . H
oey
lender.’’
This
I
lC*aiiMlaslnn „t |i,r
era combined with gruenerv
I^ ,,
a^ rending by Mar \. P. Bandy, Mrs. Ft auk Crosby, of Mr-. \V. \ U mth. Mrs. Pack
h,,t ,!mv„
,™ Z " ,T Z i
o r i"y,,s*r
iu- ............................
rhi [
ve a"
your
*be I ’nited Slates will lend
/dock id her home
.................
*'
.
<<Tdel
Siovei
king,
Vf.caI soh. by .M rs.L ..Sieverkiiig..M e-n .E .G rif- ard will be tiineniberi'fl here ns
I
Hi^iMluro
criiifird
hf‘foiv
u
itnr.s.s(»s.
Mrs. Robert A. Newman ......
'more iban
thousand million d o t-I
Do il tod av.
l a l r i-’ B * * " l ' » « e * i
Mer.iorie P,ick.i*t|.
|
P
o
r
t
a
b
l
e
•
nf!
,
Mrs.
Robert
!,.
Glenn
anil r. ii.ling fin, Miss llihlred
Livlor.
t h e y EVENTUALLY MAY G O f
vior, Miss Mi
'lars m
t,, r,,reign borrowers.
Mrs. Charles E. Ilenrv siihstittitn.il,1 ..
. .. ..
— o—
s
P**nd
your
nion.-y
rnr
T
3
T
Uordsy
! T O U J - J rt,r »r*°tinem - |
Patsy
Iluiifly.
Mi,
Marcedel
Sio.
,
I I" three \ears past this country I
for absent, club members
Club I
1,1 .ri,<1 r,,yl,*r’ Oil, Tires and Tidn-s. Atrt.
j Club will meet. at members playing were: Mrs H
C o n c e r n in g T h e G ir l S c o u t O i g i
„ M*"'h n,f" ”!u‘" t. wnH
lu rk in g , Mr Torrei.c. niid Mrs. i (il NN'ING FOR M II.I* DOGS
t — |sorie.s, Phonographs flnd
I h *I22!
" ,ur ,nrrr«***i |
million dollars.
(.ratifying of
M . j. — fin e s t
Tlie Music Box.’' Hie 1Singletary.
t the Studio of Mr.*.; Wight, Mrs. G. U. Bishoti
, jndio, Flashlights
Icourse, le, i alien will they got that
onon Myrtle A vc-jj-’runk Miller, Mrs.’ F. E. PRoumllASIIURY PARK, N. J . : Mon
Oat tones, etc II)K| ^
lot, Mrs. David L. Thrasher; nnd
mouth county hunlHineti are now
l p g K >
ulara on t h(.
,.h
LU N C H EO N
G IV E N
A T S E M IN O L E
IN
Week” puny at Mrs. W. J . Thigpen.
j gunning for a pack of wild dogs,
,b at J o’clock.
'itif*,:'CIOD’S
■jorld moqoy lend
i after killing uu iiuliun leopard that
H O N O R O F C IV IL W A R V E T E R A N S
JiaJay
ITO M w Lord,
nnd small dnughter arrived Satur
' moderate, and
|
escaped on the way to a z.oo. SevR
i
n
e
s
from d«y
_
^_Hub „will meet, with day /rom-Endlcott,
interest. Our
spend
. . .
- N.
- Y.,
- . to
— -ym,u
In keeping with the day was
...... ......................................
noon a sumptuous five-course J cr,,‘ packs ol the di.g!i have been
_
Declare
)r
.
..... ................ .
money to Europe
P i l l i n g s t a t i o r f hvans it • JO |the winter here. Mr. Pickerlrig is ' the luncheon given Thursday by luncheon was served.
roaming the hnuks ..f the Frewson a bus s 1hiit makes the borrow
the- hen then; His inurvel.; z,,nf,bip ttnd a b td tiT n atio n
Vo.
Sanfori) An*,
p i^
ForJw among all nation*
er pay at the rnto of 1.1 percent
■j nf jp.lv
(>„„«. p ? k !r in J,f nf r\i an|d Mr\ Kmory ' " r n...... ,,f t,u’ NV Howard 'r s a most enjoyable musical pro bury river tor t\xo years, uttneking
A nd now th e G irl S eo u l a a n * lic g in iiig lo be m o re lrcnernllv for the first year, an much :ih 7 I
24.
g with M;
Vs?' ‘ “■• wh'' ' hnpter U. I). ( ’. honoring vei-J During the i-rving of the cours- PHt--*. barn yar I fo -,< a n d even
|have spent u veral winters in La!:*
■m ’r
and H pcri- rd tliereiiftei’.
•
111,1 ''I" both North anti South. Ttuni wis rendered, which included human beings.
m n iT '
23' ,,J° wwa Nati°nul Girl Scout wvek and
•f
;l.ik .a • b>mi •''■t v and lie and his wile w.rh.' Il • > . II Wit given at t h - 'Muring of patriotic airs led by
- a»v“ ? J G(k I. Thou «rt Ho mnny.'ommuntttns not only celebrated the week with suits it a u r tt b m■ a t* r ■ n v ■ n r- Kr „ , , „,
^
- II
M A I N
S T R E E T
C O M E S
B A C K
Iwnuc.
•gm-Hts of his parents her,- f|ire.
Itn strength, and power
eniln. I- t' .f,. <* II iw ing tli- mi Mis-. Mnbel Ilowler.
Kloirt talks
I
nin
DEARBORN
IND
K
PEN
DENT
1 people,
.W.
Tli.-.I
•
£ o k l i f T 1’ a,Ml k »ndly in te r e s t in th e o tr a n iz a fi, III, b u t ;,1HL b.sDRER ill many t-lati-s
years ago.
,
I'l (t I n I- •t . I|ft| tf - .... ■ 1 xi i .• m:i Ii* by the veterans,
iI
.
.
took tim e to in v e s tig a te ju s t w h at th e G irl S e o u l* a n I rv - ...clod prim jpal and interest. Some . T1
jin
«iin
.*
'•
-•"'"’•ij
The
November
re.—
ting
th.
(,'1nt.- n a-nl.. r f 'lie veteran*'
•ml
»* i i- ii 'J. jiari.
in g to do and be. $
•■I tHo.-;.- Atiif-tican Unilerr. will get I . Til 'mericnn village is regain- ,an important production center
ifkil. InIL B E T T E RMENTS
1,1
1
”
ke
Mary
P
atent.T-;u
her'
\sx..
•imI : t ■ i . , -l on account
i
-u
ii
i
:
1
o.
:
i)
,
|
.|
|
>
;
ill -demmnt replies Inter when they I n>K l,f>‘ onpurtancc in American i ( **«tain types nf nulustry enn be £
il.. ..nc 'I
B u t th e r e a re fd aces m th e c o u n try w h ere Til ls h ave V d a<‘"
!
, y d 'u 'i has been postp-.tied u n til‘ ot’ I D*»V Y.Hl J ikl'M 11.!’
Fuji
ifl
ol
.lines> I
t.wring part in
'
‘•
■
•
ir
principal.
.Vannj
life.
M-re
than
twelve
million
,s‘rri‘,
‘l
“n
‘
here
far
tn.-r«
'
j
j
JILtm Beochy Head, maiI Thursday, Nov. IK,
ns y e t, been g iv e n th e o p p o rtu n ity to b eco m e S c o u ts , Ami While si M profitable lor middle persons or about one in eight j C"Hy than in (he ei'ly. A happy i n
ecanse >..| < .•
'rated will, ountinr. .ii <1 the pat a.b
.nd
ait. ' ding the i
a“« e 8 at Manble,
J -will l.ie-'t '> ’ [(l. Armistice Day. Mem In rs of t b•
i h g >. and -iri- ••>•. by Mr-. \. h. li.'fn h. ”n x. r- .'Ii W . W .
A.
iBoIfridge. Ltd., by the in every community there tire people ignorant of (in- (jj.-t men that get (he “rnheoff."
live in villages or small towns at cuR
.n*'ri
|n. t'lsrke I - st'-VJussoeiation are invited hx the Fed
of Hamble;
Pi-weis •: I Ms--. Forost »«*\ll»*- Bii"l.‘:itmn, d h . R i-.,i .on. John i
! Street.
eration of Woman's Club* (.,
Solid New finglnnri Through Trnin—
l. r.
Ul in Somerset dwarf ih ?n g x ; r r
" hu " ' ouw
■»
S. B |
M. Ilaxvkii1 . Id-ixv:i11! I\ill
Auxiliary ' n-eles |tend „,i „|| ,|1IV
age o f Polden;
neeting at |,. nil
\tior ;tlt.-inhng tbe exercises in j Ha-,kins it'd Mr, Kie v.
I
(Mell
Gale
llridge
Rm
ile)—
N„
(%,lU
.j.„s
lldV
Ieck
ii'
I
"Row
*:
j
wood.
Nov.
Id.
\ •*»«! bottle dumps,
19?2rl,v CM.!otH T v 'S '™ } orgunizc,‘l j,‘ toe United States in
•hr park, the members ami theit-i < overs w.o- laid Cm M., Riley,
i. R. I* I'axt
it
•morlftls In dumps,
A number of local people attend gu-Kfs met at the H('tnino|o fm l-L M. Ilawhim,. M i-‘ ;;,.'.ins.>:i. A
I'.t fociive Nov nibi"to-v
t a . frien(J of
Robert Dadcn
flat'.
M W petqol pumps, red*an(] P o w o H h i fnthU , C
nil tho' meeting
,.f
I_
i>
a
i,.
...... - *•
• th
Seniiijoie j luticheon. which was served in the |Roi»l»ins, S. R. B -id -l:.i» , M* U'jlthe
uLlrtaUng
Siouti.iff.
who
urge.1
and
l„»|.ircd
Ciinfinuiius from 1 p. m. to
tt and goidoti.
in. a a- ' n.ipinan, ( mmtv f h ;"”'.... -»• »•
!
.
.
.
.
I
. .
imher
oi
(
omnu-rce
on 1•;■ u ioii-i h'lnipiel hall, hcntitifuliy |son. W. .A. Bte inu.m, .Hiss Mabel
II p. m.
fStreet.
No. IS I
Friday
evening at Munroe. when lecarated with numerous flags, |Uoxvlcr, Mrs. L-irettn Urotherson
\'n. SI
■urg* doyn the - r t T Z Z .e to, ono of tho .l™ flcl« ' xi'hilnina them avem ent price of cotton.
...d communication, tho v X ' g c t t Svillages.
. ” ’™
-> S—«
.n c cc,sf„ ll,
rm
. m the
V
|Mu. J. H
The pivapnt tendency
H en sley,
*
(ti m-xv clinndiet- of commerce wa-'J basket,s of red roBe-i and ferns.
Mrti Forrest McAllister, Mrs. Min— T O D A Y —
i Avenue.
With wheat nt $1.40, farmers acquired tho benefits of a minia toward decentralization of unlustry
log hoardings urge
ture
city
withput
Its
defects.
nio
Evans
Jones,
Mrs.
Clifford
In
J.
H.
Hinter-i
i
*K
"V
o
Lake
Mary
Cham
-1
Tho
long
table
was
centered
with
will increase their acreage by ir>
^ t o r d ................. A r. 12:10 am
is an important one to the life of
intensely,
The village is rapidly becoming tho nation.,
I .’Cr, ° f Com'j1erco has been largely a vnsu of red roses, whilo feathery Bell, Miss I.e Cluire Jones, Mrs
Adnpted from Owen
percent. Mow much wheat would
I Avenue
Avenue.
Jacksonville ......... A r. 4 :0 0 pm
**• to - tramway-posts
Mumio
C.
Tolar,
Mrs.
J
.
I),
l’nrktraceries
of
ferns
down
the
tab
they
plant
were
the
price
$Z.4'j
M
n.
1
1
H
I
ewis
'
"
l8^™mental
in
41,0
r»pid
growth^
Davis’
Stage Success
habua o f
.j. U.
Richmond ........... f jV. 1 1 :5ft am
aluminium,
’ of “ 'is community, and we extend le.
which the farmers feel they aught
cr,
Mrs.
Tom
Willinms,
Mrs.
A.|
Ulaced
hero
and
there
wore
1
A
venue.
7:25 am Ar. Washington
Owdwgtwmvd - L v . 7:35 pm
W H O
M A K E S
Y O U R
N E W S P A P E R S?
<.’ur bent wishes to Munroe in tak finy flags.
to have? And whore would the
Marking the places of K. Powers, Miss Leohv Evans', Mis.i)
“ F o re v e r A fte r”
!, ('. 1’, \'incont,
•»
y r / j - .r * vlllugo pound—
8:54 am Ar. Springfield .
government get money to buy the
_T '
ORLANDO R EPO RTER-STA R
ing this progressive Htep.
L
v . 8 :3 0 pm
the Vx-tcruns were liny confederate Martha Fox, Mrs. L. A. Hrutnley j
‘ tickets . strewn around
With Mary A slo r and
8 :0 1 a m Ar. BorAor.
‘
“Urpln.
I!' wheat?
L v . 7 :25 pi
On Tuesday evening tbo, Ladies’ ! flags ivhile the- members' places llj-s. F. E- Rouniillnt, Mrs. Junej
# .as the delphinium.
(IniJanie-) A. PiftLloyd Hughes
If*'' **
n„r|l 0..u rn‘ Vl<’nn voo,’,v Hr<i very (-only six hours u week
Aid Society of the Community were designated bv curds fastened Rmimillat, Al rs.“G. \V’. Spencer and
So it is
ISigh Street.
Through Sleeping Tars for Boston ami New England
pun i<ij Jar about the eharncUr o f ’
Comedy
Church
'
Cinemas de Luxe flourish
I
.........
W
‘H
give
a
c
h
i
c
k
e
n
plain that the constant and mould
S c o u tin g m e e ts a lim d a in e n ta l need fo r re c re a tio n am i
with red and white ribbomi At Miss Ella S p e n c e r . __________
FARMERS CAN lu-lp then „.
IneI .ment and
who M
manage
(lh. S. K Gil
» #women
............
iMiMiitr
“ » greenwood,
'
Pilluu
nt
0
o’clock
to
be
followed
whent
il
nut
ion
by
hacking
Sec"D
O
N ’T FA IL ”
nnd teach their public schools- and ing educational influence Is the
Tickets, Reservation, Information from Local Agent Amue.
" ' " ‘" O
K «il-l'» hr... Tha Uf tivliS™ r"vo
loro than books by the “
i .(ary Hoovers plan for ..............
a eanuJ a is right that they shoultl he. in press.
by a program und social hour. The member of tho Live Wire Class of
Arthur
Yowell
and
.f,
D.
DnvidMilane News
if
L■ 1 M
honiv-makina. and conununity
iy Dean vyould;
to the till.I through the .Mississippi J fhe schools the mind of the vouiig
committee in charge is as follows: the Community Church, nnd has rou returned home Friduy from a
H. W. Ray, Agent, Sanford, Flu.
Right-thinking people huxv a
l Palais de Danse shut* , .m
. vainunx
.
UimuKh them, al ,-I,ana-fa,- dmHo|,nw.nt and xall-y ami -.n.ither rrom the Great «" disciplined uud the thought
ef the I’resby- Mrs. A. Schurf,. chairman;. Mrs.. .\V.
. . been an active member of tbo clr- motor tri{i tn Tampa and points
through the Charleston; - h n l)pi,u *HSi will hold husiness
L.ike> t„ the Atlantic ocean.
|'noultletl. So. t„„, great carc is ngut to inquire xvho the men are
,
....
,
.
,
Uunn,
Mrs.
\
V
’.
J
.
Hopkins,
Jr
. leli* of young people of Luke Mary, on tin* West Coast.
n' ' '
. is A fncized,
,,rt’
'»
‘king
their
newspapers,
Urn
‘ hat v.ould make t.-xerv bii.-hel |,l,l^V<n *" l ‘u' s<!leetion of men who
, "These
i
''"pI'U H iz.e— m il-d o o r liv in g , hom e-m aki'iiu
at
"clock ltrui Mrs. J. D. Cochran.
is incuinheiit on them thnt thoy
Tile young couple have the best
Auburn auburbuuixed
'"»«» the official boards of Oe n discriminating here ns thev
and n rm m u n ily s e rv ie e , ant! il.
• •
aKlnR’ ol uluvit w-.rth from ti to Irt t .-m-,
1 Tho pioneer boys meet regularly wishes of their many friends in
• m ann er. stanTrdlzed U-V
m eth m ls o f p u ttin g
A. P. Cnnmdly returned home |
[eliUfchi-H and who proclaim the are with the sclimds and the
W des.or Hurlesden.
* hV,
s m b e .......n
s to u toin
f
' '
9
each week at tho old school houso this locality. Mr. Holt cunte to Wednesday evening from Wash- j
.I,,, , 11 .. a i l•l »n
. . bi, le fly
- d
—u..........u sg »or
g irls,
&
&
Since the war railrouds Irive i kUIT • V om. I*w s|T'ed desk; for churches. I'rescnt sociai, political
6 ^ * ; — Reginald Vuux. ‘
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Wo-1 which han been repaired und the Sanford from South Hill, S. C., and ington, I>. (’., where he xvent to
nnrl moral conditions are lurgely
>L'-;— * ' <H -----» tr i!C '" " !le {h !,'.“ " " ' " I ' " f Kiri*, all r" i» ' 1
F O R GOO D E A T S
" !"
't
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ild regular meet-1 grounds arc being put in order. Is employed by the L. P. McCuller consult a specialist.
THE STANDARD RAH.ROAD OF THE SOUTH
T
■
l' r th e h o ,,o r o f th e ir tro o p m ^ ’ t h * «ad -nV
a ,,, ri S V h S
!" T * * * -,n,lt M" '*
what people have ullowcd them to
^ 'A h c a rd
anybody ask
nuti“e
at
3:30;
The
membership
is
now
17,
Lee
Co. After u short wedding trip,
V 'Z 'tL
„
,
be in then- iuxity. And the things
W » ;N » v y Day, hud mi the g a m e o f .s c o u t ,n g - f o r it i.s, f i r s t am i la s t. „ g a m e -o n e o f il\ 'v“y l" Liverpool pays th 3 ta *
Cochran und Woodrow Dickson be- Mr. and Mrs. Holt will make their
Miss Avn Wright returned home
'igaund which right-minded peo
beans.
4 3 *
*y
1''•>? the two later members initiated home for the present with Mr. nnd Wednesday evening from Tallahas
Z n u Z l ~ <,l] a* wWl “8
atimple are crying out, could be cured
r-O—----------i*nt
uf
the
Wo1
into
the
mysteries
of
pioneering
by
within a y iar were the people as ,
A s in Itriv Me,,..* UC...C ............ . ...
...
.
.
|H*r l.ushel over American wheat
. ‘ hJ ! . '" ’'“V*
Mrs. H. D. Durant.
see where she spent a few days hi W e can truthfully say
llnl woQtd make a wonderI hid1 monthly meet- “riding the tfoat". Francis Tunney
at Livcrponl where
the guest of friends.
M l Pl*yer if he could th .^ sn H nf°‘i SrtOI,<, WOcrk a l? lo s l **'<,ry th in g depends
made.
2 ” ,/ f k‘u^ r s h lH , u rm sh ed by th e S to u t M a s te rs and
» »t the dub was nccepted at the last meeting
a lo t o f nice things
Wkltgs as well us he does
T. S. Tabit of Boynton, spent the
Why not oegin
th i S c o u t oxecu tivcH .
I h o se art* indeed lu ck y g ir ls who a r e
as a member-elect. Rev. James M. day in Snnlord Thursday transact ' Dr. and Mrs. Lincoln U. Ilully of j
that you can do, am
about the qualities of
-o —
j Thompson assisted by Guy Wyman ing business.
r : - 7 i ,f f' ,rl S to " t troojis under the direction of whole- mils, by cutting freight
Del,unit were the1 guests of Mn. I
time will soon he here H,in »^‘‘nr hl,Sl-T
, I is aiding the boys in getting a
John Lconardy Thursday nt h-ri Snowdrift as a shorten
1 ,larnii,1g women who can ,*nt.*r fully increase that price
Saafortl raising a bumper into the fine ideals ol the organization.
M a ry
/igood „:art.
home on Holly Avenue.
reived by the farmer.
Thee in-, The average family is rated
W.
C.
Burkcr
of
Jacksonville
was
' Ji*,"
minest intonM year wo shall export one
ing. Y ou ’ll hardly find
The first meeting of the Men's among the out of town business
crease would apply to the stir
irplu*- five-persons. There is scarcely a i beWeiinea? "V ' ’*! iU]e •U,»,V /“•'
piqat successful shipping
-J U building nil Class of the Lake Mary Commun
wheat
that
goes
abroad.
of
Jucksouvi
visitors in the city on Thursday.
F O O T B A L L
A N I)
IN JU R IE S
J. M. Warren
Some home thnt docs not receive from scandal- • , '! ,eco”t political
ijjth at tha city has had.
its equal in purity,
Johim im (',-ystal ity Church was held on Thursday
railroads, not all, will fight internal
one •»
u> two
two uewsnanurs
newspapers Z
dnilv
A
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iU
a
. ^ ''rccly " n
can
spent the dny here Thurs.l
NEW YORK HERAI.D-TRMIUNK
be
cited
where
the
guilty
partici
waterways as competitors.
Hut |newm.ai.cr with
i i A
evening
with
15
present.
After
in
p#r good‘ reason why girls
H. S. Co.-tiin uf Wilmington, N. C. transacting business. While h<-i<‘ freshness, rich n e ss,
pants were not supported by a
they would interfere with railroad I i , w o u l d thus reach 5 000
Joseph itn rim of format dlorusison of class possibil
Varsity foothall is in. whit more its line up and that' Ncxv Y
cross their knees,” says
urrived
in Sanford Thursday to ho was a guest ut tlie Seminole
rk
ornfits
on
lorcign
shipments
only.
pie.
A
G
.O
O
O
drculatiun
’
'
arrived recently ities, officers were elected for-the
creamincss and con
Well, wo see two good gentfe to-day than il xvas twenty University has had only one play CSS thim - percent of the railroad reach 25,000 and so on.
spend
a
short time here on busi
P r a m l S ^ herCVefr lP«,8,{ ic" ,n aHunt ions 'h a v e :
xt their homo ensuing year as followa: W. J .
•hv thoy Hhould every or more years ngo. when the for
OlfMntMR,
|
j
ness.
A. W. Kn<«* and family <*f I '■ venience. But the thing
do.—-Lake
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Wal*s Hlgh- ward pass was taboo ami first er lenmxcd because of injuries this
> n .e
Hopkins, , Jr ., president; Albert
i
Myers
arrived in Hanford T I""’;
down
wus
a
problem
of
making
—
—
i"uchcd
seven
dnys
in
the
week
season.
So
much
for
physical
fit
»-John F Smith rc- Whitaker, vice president; Donald
That being the cuhc. we
that cannot and will not assume i
A NINK-loot canal from t h e ! >v 1hl‘ newVpupers, while the leadership m the right direction is 1
Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer and i day fur a brief stay cpr.'iiu* l" that seems to interest
!• ^irls thnt haven't any '[ v«, yards ip three tries through ness. The teams with alert plav[ wiic in Luke Mary Anderson, sccrotury-treasurcr. Sovthe line or around the etui. It will ur.K the kind who convert fumbles lakes to the gulf would send freight ; M
1 points m the northern pa: l "f :he
operate five days, in the an obstacle in the way of progress
‘kl' Minimer it eml Interesting games were enjoy Mrs. Claude Herndon motored to
most people, cooks and
be a poor day for intercollegiate •nt" l»»g rum; and touchdowns
in harges carrying a th •msand tons , " r<j ‘
" n average of nine mouths m community and national better- !
- » -----Orlando Friday where they spent state.
football if the game ever loses its ore as numerous today as they as against box ears carrying 50
ed
und
refreshments
served
at
the
•he churches on an average of meat.
the afternoon.
irmlstlce Day eeicliration strenuous features.
----- r — j otherwise* is the fact
tho
hm-il.
* h,,v
and close of tho evning.
•'•ns, hauled by a tugboat instead
success und Muncy’ H u t-1charging lineman, tha plunging were xi h.-n Sum White was phiy- of ii locomotive. And 10 such bnrg
Mf*tllo»J» I t Iiiiiy I,
Friends of Mi:>j Camuliu Duiigit
uigiit
V s.co-workers deserve u hack and the fleet-footed end run* lll*f
i’riiieelon.^ Those players
G. W. Grundy of Sandusky, ().,
U N C O M M O N
S E N S E
* “l 7 i.’rhi.'k.
were surprised today to lourrif of
I ii
*1 of pruisy fi»r the adniir- tier with Ins interferers, whoso du- whu li.-i- their temper are often es, carrying 10,000 tons, would rexvas
among those from out of state
yuil-c*
no
more
men
than
one
of
the
BY
JOHN
BLAKE
nouv.v uahilities, especially in these
- ln...which
wh|cti they arranged
ui
her ninrringo on Nov. 8 at De'Land
— -,f.
..
.v it is ,n howl, over tackier. Wo days ui < tgl(.-'.ycd officials; im-i old fashioned river hunts carrying
I " - v. [hum xxi|| rc,,. to Fred Holt rtf Sanford. ’ Tho arriving in Sanford Thursday for
Hu
II* of Hanford's
biggest
Shop Talkers
150 Ions.
an indefinite stay.
h In several v .-n .'--------I ...... ,r ,l."v
1*'«n that tho modern
talking ,-ihiuil the stock market l!
n in several j i .iih,
|name is rougher and more wenring deni all-,. I he officials can dn more
i, , v ( '"•"•mnity ceremony wus performed by Rev.
Forgive
the
Fireplace wood, two feel
Forgive
the .s|,«|\ talker ir he as if thev V , T ■ ,
m,u kt'
Tho thing fo r fa rm e rs- to do
■ , • A 8 vii. nI at Albertson, at his home in the pres
,Uiry "/
Ui* . l,rokci!’!""•>• 'he old. l ’erhaim it
S i m ', " ’''included, In reduce antl
long, stove wood 16 incites l
now is to support Hoover'in his b o n . you sometimes hy conversing I
Mr^.
Walter
Twitchell,
Mrs.
S.
the
®
tsday.
Wyrniii lias recently ro- '"•• the other hand the 'modern play- uu iilhi i of font bull rm unities.
the price of fish, of the price •tf *,Prka,,M ‘ ‘"'V will lit* some dav
ence of a few intipiatc friends.
c m iu i I d i g g i n g p ro g ra m , then gel
lohg, nil pine, $12 per co .d ; V ,
J _ _ • f . A,
"I <■-incut.
1
if lhc> kf'T> "l» their interest in it
i y -0Vv|ul
roiMmmilcaio.il, r receives all tin- rare and nursing
it.
d'ur Beavers Mrs. Holt is the daughter of Mrs. C. Kaylor nnd Miss Jennie Cabough
ro m e t h ilig else filter if possible.
To
judge
by
the
number
of
specof
Daytona
Bruch,
returned
to
immediate
delivery.
9
1
1
0
W
U
. T 1 1 1
. readers which we would ;' tpeelrd liy the twentieth century tutor-, foot hall is the most, popuMany br«k( rs hnve licgun that
Li.-ten to him now and then, ami
■laughter,
(irace . H* D. Durant of Lake Mary, and
..
their homo Friday ufter a short
Liilpased to piibli^ii if - pugilisi, and xx.« do not tthink'hc
you will learn something W
worth
OrtK ; W
,w1
I hus spcnl most of her life here. visit here as the guests of Mrs.
H. M. RUM BLEY
,nIw_coul(l have linen <1. jeeks, m-r do xve propose to give ,.*,r V'1 R-Miies. The rules should
THINGS ARE done differently I while.
.
If I hear a grocery clerk talkstand
ns
they
are
unless
some
>!_ ’|ll"K 1,1 ‘ ho She was educated In tho local Raymond. Key.
PJtone 1 9 0 * J
•
.
Kjnw-Herald is always . him, any large amount of «vmin
different
countries.
When
some
H«
talks
shon
because
lie
Is
i
n
l
,ng
utmt't
the
price"of
Il.'.-n-l“
'KI
ehuligc ui nbe made to prevent the
jijVp letters nnd will r.-- patliy.
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u.
schooln and pttonded the Mont
- tb i cheapest wav to doliv£
slowing iiji of the game hy taking, German hankers got Into trouble “ roMcd ln,hU business.
•n I H'kcring A’erdo Schpol a t Orlando. Sho Is a
When written in n : Footlinll is a fine gumo because
they committed suicide. Hero they
And his intflreat iii his business I o.,n #i," •, uy, to rfolivor goods,
_____ -."gaw
lime out. If fuotbnlNa a prepara
tlJfnVn
hogrocery.
wiI1 »ome
isa p ca K U B n i
hidps his business, nnd incident timo
|" ' fhl’ mo"! exuding of Intor- tion for serious work after college would have gono to Europe.
Y
be the '.‘‘u
boss th?
of ‘the
“0------ r "
‘ "llegiate sports, demanding su- it might he well to eurtnil the
In Japan, an iniportuul official ally all other business. *
if l,is •''•nversatlon is ennBo especially charitable to tho
ff^WInderoweedlc, tho J,,‘.rl' l»h.vsie«l condition, keen nicn- amount of tjinc oiit. After foot- is accused of dishonosty.
Hitti. k _
1 , Cl
who Hie next heavyweight
* **
1 team presented the 1,1 ••’"•tness nnd a high degree of bnll day: it iB ndt nlwnys nfissihle friends send him a pine coffin con y o u n g H t i O D tnlkor
-v-rti
talk o r- tl.e boy who champum will be. and how much
•port Mm,i„,j,;,,
which
calls
for
an
hus
jdat
gut
i'flh either side
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*’ *
b Job, A|d regards it Ohorlle Chaplin w ill'get S « t
to
call
ii halt to consider tlie next taining n neatly mndo tray and on
"R ed” was in o!i:"'iv:t"(" of tho spirit ns well I'hiy. \ huddle a'nd a meeting of it a shorn knife in a white senb‘J1.^ woif^lmporiaht thing in tho
him 1 MVl PS!* rc08°n to hope for
i If the Rollins line as ihe letter of the rule. Our foot the hoard ..f strategy may he good bard. It la u knife for committing Iwo, *
ISd •of six others ball experts- tell Us that Urown outline:!, ten yards from the goal hnruklri. Tho Japanese is polite- L . ’
J’°u. to hour him
In Oriental Stucco
talk b0B‘ about
ire of the game University hn/. pln.vcd through a
ly mjuostod to rip open his nh- speak as aorlouBly of his own small t h ^ “o wrul?
" b u sine ss.
.
n?’i
*" •mnwtiiues more proK
without
chumrinir
•
work
as
If
It
were
that
of
a
great
decidedly diffor- coiqile of go,nos wiihoor
(lomeu awPriie.
thing is mixed in i
without changing 'Itnbh* to keep on hammering.
*w.v\M.
engineer.
'
of that 0t ,tUSl know
rudiments
mill—
even
the
"
But if it Is to hlm-as fascinating,
H E R E ’STA TESM EN accused of nn ! if hq would rather talk about
‘ tern io L‘lk about it and
K IN D N E S S
W IN S
mineral colors. OnlyJ
Helen Hjfic Inve« l iIf;
stealing b naval’ oil reserve, and •t Gum abotit anything' else,t he fs
TAMTA TIM ES
«'.*F
^ lietf
" " - '‘,no‘ hin« “bout it
UimdleAts of u man,
is
^dded.
;
/
,
:J
roquestea- to come to court, say going to got along in it. ■ '
'
*
as follows:
uuulity of gentleman, ,
. . Tt e ,N "“ Ruulity
i
A
o f Y o u r--d m ^ P ? 4 ’
Tbo. t r o v e r who’ docs not dis e v o r - i i i i b ? ’" 1! S0,,,ethi,,K about
•■•ji
Upon entering the dining room that tho coostitution is outrageous
fo r seven barn
The finished
of ly kimincKns thut iii
itinpirc*
leadora_
_
____
Thoy think it wus dain the sHbp talker finds out • tv t Y U n f 5,/u havo an opportuni
thoy were amazed and confused ly violated.
nnd wins men. That may tm one
mndo to protect such innocence as great deal that Is interesting about ty to leayi about means education.
be evenly color
uiu age.., Iirf you
you begin
oegm to*
»o
!iS K-in °W
f h f o r a medium-sized reason why the soldiers o f tho to find sitting nt tho table, Gen. thoirs. ;.
\ lR,|'> to ‘ he boy is tho
hfe as* he travels.
■. ■,
s
:' ■ " • ■'
1 ?i ' ' J
L*e
and
fieu.
Wudp
Hampton.
Here
•
v
',n
YO
ur
youth
asd
deposit
•tred»
or
’
Confwlorac.......
•
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-//*■ I’M..
y woro roudv tit
low wan a situation for you, tho enm. n\
[W t£ S S" nolo
i i r County
" ur ^0Utha8d
depaa“
. In any greup of mon In a smolr- S.m!t,lhiWh,i lmtcn8 to Wm talk
Bank you will soon
ua about
“ T .,op’ although she may
n'^1
mantling officer of un"nrmy.VH,id I CALIFO RN IA ’S O R O I V I N G ing xampartmeot are oure to bb
‘ owner.
ON
SA
LE
SATURDAY
ONLY
p
%
'TAi
r'f ;.
/
.I,'.
^*tWn' 'U,e o t wh* t ho says. |
EXTENDED
on« of cavalry ciiiefs, paired fo1r 1pains
tak»
the fornt
fou
talk one or two who roally do under aMmh“ft*J,courl,K‘?B
lllfldnli ..i l 1. 4... .« . . . ..................
». .
«>'«•! __
4L of foolish
.
his
Interest
in
!
O R I E N T A J » d .
....
two plain p riv ate of |about dividing the state into stand some.one,thlngi and can ta lk
T'ui’S’WB
rI
r-viiw ii..'
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vl. Gen.* Hir the rearmost rank!
l,mt makes It Im -;
1Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
•
; Northern aqtUponthern n
Cnlifor- intdligfjjtlyi about it:
Bettor/
le
t;tw
in
talk
about
the.
ie privates backed owny/rtam- 'h i*.' '
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;
• :
.
^
•*»
wpi!Can .li° “nly
:*hinjr real-!
trade thart'j|bciuk•,politics,
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.
*^ t.’*» >. •
•
BB.excuses, making itor th e! To
•*
a '.
magnificent cm- hev’ .W 1
w*
ehilTb
V°
c*
?
1,0
that
only
?ori But they did n o tfrjje h It. pi
. thousand mflos
L ''9 vno#^nderstand„ or-'about
•
x
WITH
■*; l
JS -'a S iL i aboilt 14 roost of tho
were stopm H iftLet h lis c lf. a]
W m S t U * crime
Jiopu
m a m A m ttv . Nona 1
J f ' N!(/ u;
=
Jdown |
. and
m £ : “ If .o m .U m „ . oro.v
i
ihortli.
ly*;
now
t* » *
ED ITO R
h ......
Atlantic Coast Line
Notice to Taxpayers
1
City Tax Books are now oi
for payment of City Taxes. Dis-J
count of 2 per cent allowed oi
taxes paid in November and
per cent discount on taxes paid]
in December.
.
A Stucco that’s “Mistake-Pi
J S
WZ B L U E B IR D
“ F in d -th e -F e a l-P e a r l”
""-V.VjMfis
Content
A t*S
Closes
i
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a
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EV ER Y BO D Y can enter this Contest, there is noobli* J “■
'*'!
gmon to buy— no restrictions whatever. Merely arm * <
yourself wuh‘ the voting blank we give you—take a long
1
y*}W
look at our xvimiows-check your ch oice-then drop yout
vote m our ballot Ihix Simple!
2"<trr/ze.
Prize * 2£5. j Dlucbir'1
Pcsr*
^
Nfckljce
2 rd p r :ie
J
r
(’
• PUJM,
v.t
■ uni ;><ovl judgment xvuli the lot) pearls arranged
m tier window-* Only ONI" is ,t yeimhie pearl— '• *M
(I: - rcnnming 00 ait* WttebrrJ Pcorls. VCI-j DARE Y O U
,
i n l-lN D TH AT ONI'. REAL Pl-'.ARL! Impossible?
v»N'*t .u ill -hut it will give you some ol the most inter*
•l.VM
cstmg moments you lu vt c u r s|K-nt— and demonstrate
.the really amazing similarity between Bluebird Pearls'
A
:ftid the Genuine Pearl costing many times its much!' ' ,
m aybe the *5 0
Prize-W inner!
’ i1st r pn zr;ri,r * 5 0
p
F llx xNKI.Y, xve i<-out to tlu lk n g c your skill, eyes
* 1 0 Bluebird Pci.l
1V/ NcikUcc
Remember-Saturday is the
Winners will be announced
in an early edition of
this newspaper*
In f l*M*‘<lrol ,,r,,
P"J, <kiiK« o( wirmmg one y <‘
--- U ltl, ol ilic (luce Kilujlilc 'pmti tit tymMlj good
L.
|)u( |lu(f)( J.rwi, now while (h« hurrying a good1 J
Henry McLaulin,
Jew eler
•)r» »
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A little more attention^!
to the finer detaila. bf
designing* and tr
finish — makes
ion Park su ites;!
just .smart cloth*
J)U,t5 outstanding ^
style.;* Let ns shoi ^
haw^well theyll,; ]
prove* your *appi
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What A re You Giving For Christmas!
BiTtr- wo*
S
Armstrong Jr., of Detroit
arrived hdre”Wednesday t
of College Park, tho w in t^ 'an d V re 'th ^
tho visitors nr- Mrs W A Roiith at her'hni
on Tlmrsday.
t h ^ t S id .!
Wood For Sale!
Ellen Hoy,
City Tax Collector.
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Saturday Night
fh“r,-,,l,! ,:ur,,i"* ff,iir thousand
“The Everglades]
t J X r ^ J ' Z ^ ilt
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Phonos
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Philadelphia was
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T lfA N T A , Ou;, Nov. 12.— (>P)—
i AbliUlcrn otAto;i will Lo repre“V-At tho regional conference
' the C)?ijd Welfare Longue
wHca, it was announced at
department of public
BUCHAREST. Nov. 12.— (/P)—
A radio war, to nil intents and pur
poses, Is in progress octween Rus
sia and Rumania.
!
The offensive wns taken, accord-1
ing to Rumaninn officials, by tho f
broadcasting stations of Moscow,
Odessa and other cities near the
frontier of Bessarabia, tho annex
ation of which by Rumania the!
Soviots hnvo never recogniic/l.
t
They arc accun.-d of attem ptin'?1
to lecture Rumanian listeners on
tho deficiencies of their govern
ment and of trying to broadcast
revolutionary propaganda.
To prevent this the Rumanian
t,:
urea ns greatly to retard"
t
vclopment of radio in its own
country.
Tho radio Is a Rumanian state
monopoly and the importation uf
all foreign nppnrutus ia prohibited.
For “the tocurity of the State" im
ttoly 100 state, Instl- radio receiving sets are allowed
Jntd,and child plncing agency near frontiers and* to install a act
A laU «.. H'____
i f r o m Alabama, lennessco,: anywhere in flu country, om* niusl
jiWda, North Onrotinn, South ( nr . -*-*mm' it sp* einl permit.
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Ina, Georgia, Louisiana, Missis..................
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v> h**n tin* I.omit ir:u i v.’m r of n
pi and Virginia will he in atpermit has fiirm
il m tu•riia g m
lancc at the convention, it wus
!iie pera at Vii ana, K.u n* or I’nri *
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l“. i, nlinoM certain to i.rtfjye a
* « ^ pe.okerB nt thu conferem-e will i.:Mi:n-e >f propaganda I'mm Rus
* lnrgtfaiim lier of nation- sin At the firat word fn hi MosW
( .known mttiJWtd women active- c<".v, the Rumanian military sta•«ng«fed In Tnlldrrn' > social
3uWT Ttf* . ,
n o s ? w o rt
RtOl.A«9.<J<* .
co u R ^ t. w t t s
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vooexy
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EXACTLY
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Melton Electric Cd^
McfJeyuoItl'j Drug ( <>.
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What other
guarantee o f
motor car val
ue can be so
conclusive as
Prtttrt Si<PQS uproarJ , /. t. i. Detroit
jjc o jilc buy Cadillncs for every
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I LL MEC.T V o J
ON t h e . Lo t
'N h p il F
AN HOUf^
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e a t , B e m fte . l n c e T n t n
it; •
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O n th ' lot- I\Un
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■ROOFING j 5PL ASTE R
1
Choice Cute of
That Will Make
Best Cuts for This W>ek o f
Come!
ia w s
|j Beef, Pork, Lamb, Veal
iu
Hurricane Sal
50 pound White Cotton
$4, $6 and $8 each
,SANF0RD.
CEMENT CONTRACT!^ CO.
at a great
Reduction
Call Ray
ilh
.:3
others
Ladies’ Dresses,
Burglary l r o i |
Stock of,
[G T O N
T U B B S
ISLAND
than Whole
Do You Know
, .
That for a Small . •
Sum Each Y ear You
__
May Insure All Your
'v
s
Val’uabjes^ against Tfiie
and that the comfojftabli
one to have a burjrlary insurance y
is alone worth the small cost, ^ M
Call on us today—wet’) ^
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By Crane
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Blue Ribbon Be
Sanford Cadillac; Co.
117 E. Soeond Street
Fat Hens and Friers'
J. H. Tillis, Prop.
|j PURE FOOD MARKET
SALVAGE STOCK FROM MIAMI AND HOLLYWOOD
ALL GOODS SELLING FAR BELOW FACTORY COSTS
lull size priced at
f) K C R I I
WHite Higrhle^inan
TASTY DISHES
Volume of Sales
C A D I L L A C
O K . vI B N B R A L
A
Mattresses
500 C O LO
ORjyG Q ^ iP IN ALIGNS
SALESMEN :i
The Tot’s Shoppe
FtfTatfiaffia^fimrdraninirafaniJiifBfa
CADILLAC
T h is suprem acy is tiuc to the fact t i nt
C ad illac serves {ts ow ners b etter, nor
satisfacto rily and m ore e c o n o m ica lly
than any oth er fine car. W e re this not
so ,C a d illa cle a d crsh ip co u ld n o tb ca fa ct.
one w ho buys a car of a n o t h e r m a k e
i f or ab o v e th e C a d illa c p ric e — .this
fu r n is h e s a real c o n c e p t of C a d illa c
suprem acy as a car and as a com p an y,
I I ? II I 0 I
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B. I*, P E R K IN S — Hnberdaaher
5 6 — F u e l and Feed
headqurfrtera
for
C
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l
e
g
i
a
t
e
11------_______ _______1h0 R BEN T—5 room furnished
ov
bates Clothes. 110 F irst Street. .
FO R GOOD WOOD CALI '{fin
,lPnrt mont With all conveniences. NEW HUNT,ALOW-Kive roora8t 88— Real E sta te for E xchange
high elevation. Prico $0250. Very
AUTOMOBILE DEA LERS— If yon I FOR S A t E - ’ « 9T» tku
----------ALL,<61‘- |(*“rnge. CaH 856, 1300 Park Avo.
la A **"**
M«y terms. Hart Nason, Vaidot
18— Business Service Offered
nt j*0..* * " your U8cd ° * r*- n,J- 1 for claaalfli
•dvcrtltet
58— Hounehold Gnous.
Hotel Bldg. Phone 853
WANTED TO. BUY—Sin'll* and vortlao dally on the claia! fled page j Why d o frf:
orji vacant 1
74—
A
partm
ents
For
Kent
inexpensive bungalow, located
rfl W recel»«l
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
(•Uector sent
^
within reusonulile diatnuco from the FLORIDA—ORL a NDO— O „.„do
"The Rexall Store"
F wood.
w^odA Phone
PK'St0Vn
pgjBtnt.
Morning Scntlpol; largest clasal-'
36J 2.“mlM. fireplace
M. Lord. H )R RENT.— Furnished aportbusiness tection. Must bo fairly
We make a specialty of our prompt
monta, water, light and Kn8. 300
(led husineas, rnte Jc a word, min
At a Ha*
priced. Bi.x 01 care Herald.
filling of prescriptions and quick FOR SALK Double S T ' ^ 5 ! r reach Ave,
imum
24c raah with order.
LOTS — as first payment on
S< a tine
*/
V t» “ * » %)
•
delivery.
house.
Address
Hox
50.
fe • line
We have n number of homes
Drugs — SodA'— Hot Stfndwichea A a * " - ' * " *
81,7
19
MORGANTOWN, W. VA., pooplc1 l« nuswrrla* **harry m W
Hated with us that arc priced to HOUSE well located, building lots,
hrra a Star factor In tho -mm—
■ w w "arc interested in Florida. P.eneh
f o r - r U .K -T w s n s s r — - j ; J ! ^ l 312
to *.
of itnr bunTiirjm. W .
o|
rat** »r« for
sell,
runging
in
price
from
|3,250
in Glndcrville, will exchange u;' them through a classified add in
19— Building Contractors, i
trirai rrp^iriiur aa4 , moh
to
$15.0(10.
Terms
nt
this
time
are
part payment on home. Address the Morgantown POST. Six cents
. .f f i r / r v » - 1 75— Business I-Iaees fo T S^ T l very attractive.
harg onr S^.rstr m i
fgf*rtgo length
Box 60.
a work for six consecutive Itisues. ' *—Wh»n ta KleotHeaUl t i f i
CLARENCE SMITH
--—
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roll Si«.
* - ‘J y y f0f 30c for
General Contractor
FOR S A L E - Furnishing of a lO
rom for
— See —
Mrs. George Jacobs had charge
89— W anted— Real E sta te
000 West Firat Street
.'li reitricted to
of the program of tho Woman's
at Phono 441
. . . L- . -'Lxlerate. and very ten-. ' "ung. Owner, 208 Park Ave. M T .M W L? K Gi.‘ UEALTY CO_*ation.
„
Miaaionry Society which held its
BEA
L
ESTATE
WANTED
tral. 217 K. 3rd St.
Tol 7>HI hirst Nat. Hk. Hldg.
\k nude Tb; SanWill buy or trade for your equity meeting lost Sunday evening at
■ M l *• a«ofare Aro.
SANFORD,
FLA.
JA
M
ES
H.
COWAN—
All
kinds
of
be reaponsible
— 77— Houses for Rent.
REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE. t i*1 nny lots in any sub<livision in the hi.nic of Mrs. Jacobs.
Tin and Sheet Metal Work. 58— Household Goods
^rtet insertion,
s u e SAID IP ALL W
South Florida, tn answering this
Water and Boat Tanka. At Oak
for lubseouent
POPIUS V J0 2 LIW= a\E
FOR SA LE-Four piece bed room, NKW BUNGALOW newiTfiTnlhihadvertisement tell me how much
Avenue
and
Third
Street.
Tele
,
office
should
bo
suite,
break
fast
set,
SAE'D SA UT UP SCAOOL
you have paid, the biWuuce due,
F**
A— —
aUly i» CMC of phone i l l .
table, 50 lb ice chesi. T S i O . U ' U ™ ” *
P‘
TO ANCQPOUJ <9 SO SM&
, >
the lot numbers, and the loeation
kitchen tables. H. Rampcnthal.j-17
...........................
............
AMJST TMIAOWa LOT
$10(1 CASH and $100 numthly
will <of property,
also.............................
give vour pres
1SERS
HODGINS <fc COWAN CO., Auto
! buy
buj.......
'• •loratfil
• • xturru bumfftlnw
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wrJl
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nfj«!r«*As. '\Vrit«*1 lit*
I OP M 3 !!
Nimnally's Cnmlv Reeeiv.d
^
If representative
Radiator and sheet mctul work*.
.
.
............. ........ -..-.11-.
Weekly
•
ailjar with rates,
Plain and ornamental sheet metal 6 0 — M a ch in e ry and T a n k "
T * ,tr: iN'*7 a ,0<" ’' '"'furnished nvifg III r'"!™
anotheran:‘
state and will sell BW ' H r , *r'* S:," f<‘ri1
fo Upmonstrate a
(Kept on In-)
airition will give
work. Tel. 710-VV. 207 F r e n c h ______ n w n im ry and to o ls.
bungalow located at tho corne-'
Hn/ormation. And Avenue.
Registered Pimi hum i .t in All. n IFOR SA I !•' n
' almetto ami Katie Streets. his pi i, e to gu-i<| party on t'Tins \flO- A iito m o h iics lo r Snlc
r u n SA l.i,. One Senior Multi Lle/trtc range and water healer. whii h lonke it p-ismp I,. fin- almost <
will assist you
nine Con t.tutiy
graph very g,„„j terms.
anyone, to buy. I’tir.
our want n<i. to
U
-,11
rent
„r
sell
on
n,.
nthly
tiaaU
|
o
„
,
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25— F lo rists.
lu F ell if and M ake _
1 I
PIIRYSLKR
First National Hank.
(ffective.
Address W. II. S. rare The Herald, i * '
1
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I f IIAS. T. FULLER MOTOR f<» 1
A n o th er
4fjT NOTICE
‘STEW A RT THE F L O R IST "
Sanford Ave. at tot It St T’lioiie
!
6 2 — M u sical in stru m e n ts .
Cor. Sanford and t.Vncvli \v>‘. 1
[should give their
ROOM
house on Mellonville
Delighted Owner
Flowers for all occasions
•"i i.'ain Curb Servi. e With
Wfice address ns
Ave. $50.0(1 pe.r month. Phone
McLANDER ARCADE
USED CAR EXCHANGE
We Want Two More
Lbone number if
FOR SA LE—Piano, like new for 7 IT
Pl uity of Parking Spare
CORNER PARK AND SECOND;
■ Phone 781.
alts. About one
nun II ha Innee due on Maine L f’ — — — —-— — .
.
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----------------------------------- fl'vfr:
Q. W. WAN’S!,EY , .Manager
latbbusand has a
K/'OM
new
atu.ro
bungalow
27— Professional Services.
|the others can't
I ’o Demonstrate Chevrolet*.
^ .1
-Mellonville Ave. and Eighth St.
with you unless
15
West
Wnshliigton
EUGENE PERM ANENT W A^ES. ^ I ^ le C^,TH nt
S to re s .
per month. Phone 713.
address.
Rll owing yo 1
ORLANDO
no
kinks,
one
price,
personal
a
t
_
_
MOST
he
>v w»a tiavict. i
Sanford
•'*'c
shoppn
for f l i t t l e one’i
FI
V
E-Room
Iningalew
i.p
p«).
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe.
i at The Sanford
wardrol.?
Phono
349-J.
motto
Avo.,
an.I
Sparling
St.
FOR
lor by letter. Tele
Sri
ii* .lit '
AV¥j
$'1>f) per month. Phone 713,
l.AYKTTES
NOVELTIES
glare* arc not
S’. J . NIX
MARY
FI
RVITIJRK
I o'
IMPORTED I' INN UR WARE
Attorney and Counsellor nt Lav.
HOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO 6
I'U !’! l oom, mo.),.in -<t 1.i-ro hung
210
hjnst
F
irst
Street.
ompt - Efficient
FUNNS M R. OfArA Oo e s n T waul
alow
on
Palmetto
Ave.
2300
SEE
H t SMO He'D MEET PAE. 0 MTU‘ i
nee
ido'k Phone 713.
I
K EEP SMILING
''* l s a i | g « g i g H P n g i i i i g |
I • 11
ftND Tt-HS tS THE. ONC* o NP l
] GET your health where others re
UlNQ IN THE. N E I6 H8 0 RH
THE MALI. HARDWARE
j 1 HRhK Hrand New .Stucco Hiingafound.
■id
\ ceived theirs. See Sanford's
o io iUm .i i
j lows for rent, desirably lm-atcd. I*OR SALE. .i i i m i i i ,
Iu-----------------Chiropractor, Dr. W. E. MncDou!•»( ticco hungnlow 'lliis nudleni
' • •• 1 .id
.1,...
!
We Are H eadquarters
■ ■ *
A Mmd
I modern thrmii'lii.tit. tmpiire at
c'uwewi'Frcncli poo- 1Knll. First National Bnnk Build-!
PRONE H
home Iwk lingo In mg loom, din [
1 Rnumel'i.
tml
J
I’ur
Good
Hoofing
B
*
5
New.
Slock
Ju
s
t A rrived ]
P C ' IImiioii Ciiii.ii
to Mrs. W. T. '"It. Rhone 482-J.
I
ing room, 2 bod*, bath im'u.lmg
oost
■
C H A SE & CO.
3| 2
C H A SE & CO. ,
|US J. Regard.
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—
I'1.'1 Hoick Ti.uM'ug
FOR RENT—5 room furnished •shower, kitchen in built in fra-(
S
l
l
l
l
tuicd,
a!<((
electric
rang(*
and!
house on Sanford Ave.. con
[coatainhiK keys,
PJ-’ii Huick Toiiiiiu;
venient to school. $75.00 pgr *v;ster 1.. .iter. The price of this I
fU fi
GG—
W
anted
—
lo
Huy.
it in ear or lost O FFIC E G IRL wanted. Call Suthum.*, is moderatu and terms cnn |
month. Phono 713.
.
1226 Nash Sc:inn
i urdny morning. Philips Paper
j o ainirigi'd any way to suit pur
Co. 211 Sanford Ave.
I HUY, pay cash for second-hand
'lias-, r. Address Box 5(1 or phom
1'.'JO Nash Roadster
I’ Olt R E N E —-Five room, unfurn 71.1.
1
pintles. Address Box 352.
i reward.
ished house, Elder Springs. Jmiuire
All iiinkvfl and model> at a i.u-riUOU Myrtle Ave,
WANTED — We can use ladies 67— Rooms W ith Board.
» .- k ,
FOR S A U !— A five room house fice ■ must Ik* sold.
iDons — Hewith laundry plant experience.
one ltlock from school with nil
SANFORD HUH K CO
Apply Saturday. Sanford Laundry ROOMS, with or without meul.i. FOR R E N T-N icely fumi-hed 5 unjern conveniences icmmnnlib*
■ ■ ■ '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^ B j
Used Car Lot
8 ID W. Third Street.
room house, sleeping porch and iricc, easy terms. Address llo\ 1
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
S" 11foul Ave. mid Set mid St.
double garage. See .Mrs. Sim No. 50.
kin. We specialize
! 6 8 — Knouts W ithout Board
nion;., Fermlnlu Apt.
•
I
*y
ItoogblM. Huttery j WANTED At once. It) experien
________________
______ ____
l-P.iuiM •bungalow ku I'aln u tto !
Wiring. L. A. , «*“r
fo.r
r«a*ly-, u oo M S FOR
RENT furnished ? 8 — OfTkeg nnfl D esk Room
Avo. Close in very lea-.oiiuldy
I littery Service ]
,loiI,Mrtn|'‘-,'t _ ()''ly «,'ijreri- ,
Unfurnished. Enquire (108 W. •___________ _____________
l»i iC( d and on easy terms. Phon*\
diced need apply. The Fashion, Hughey.
DODGE LKO.iir.'HS
FOR JtnNT—In Meisrl
3.
j corner Fourth Street and Sanford --------------------------------------------------- .'O FFICE
Bldg Apply A P Connr'.'y i l
—
Dealers
' Avenue.
IniM co.
H )R REN T—Dnsiruble lied room,; Sana, Magnolia and 2nd.
STUCCO HUNG A LOW, large liv
connecting bath. Hot water.:
i not the owner."
SELL GOOD USED CARS
ing room, 'lining room, 3 bed
33— Help Wanted— Male
'Garage. (HK Elm Ave. Piiun•>1
^ — K ea! K s ta te D ire cto ry
|(* tginintes.
— 321-W.
I ----- — ------------------------------------ --- rooms, kitchen with built in fea
1JJ0 Dodge Sp. iul Tooling
DF0RU
. McCALL & FOX, Real estate in- tures including breakfast nook.
11*25 Ford Touring
Small down payment, balance,
132* Dodgo Sprc1.1l Sedan
EYULCANIZING ! WANTED— Young man who wants FOR R EN T.-Furnished bedroom,
n,'u HnK'n‘' monthly. Phene 713.
PJ25 Ford Runaha.it
to learn a trade. Willing1 to i ^ ^ ca te r and bath, 2 ear shed. 121V _____ ^
onc
*
M WELCH
P*25 Graham Truck
work. Apply at mice. Sanford ' Ve,>t 2nd St.
its frituals"
SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buyt ib— Lots f o r Saif
____________i Laundry, Ine. 81U W. Third Street.
l!*2l Overlaml 4 Tuuiing
in Reul Estate, 230 Meiseh Build
~
i
FURNISHED
ROOM— Next to ; Ing.
Gee Offered!
hath. Hot water. Clone in. 203 -----------------------------------------------FOR SALE,Cheap, 2 Oak Hill Lots
MILLER O. PHILIPS. Uv
facing on Geneva Avenue, Own
| IIIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, INL
I STORE - Pro- WANTED— Experienced
book- j E- H>th St.
er
needs
money
and
will
sacrifice..
Real
Estate
and
Sodu. We are,1 keeper with knowledge of type- ’ "I.",'..,, v .
7^ ~
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i
INSURANCE BROKERS
Address S. It. I). Cure Herald.
« phone,
writing. Give experienee nnd r e f-' Nl i • . fJ,rn,l»,»d fr« " 1 ,
!
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
1103
joroncea in reply. Address B o x 1 - - Wm 1>wils' 1 r'valc fum,l>r- AlJ' i MET YOUR PROPERTY WITH
: joining hath. 1101 Magnolia.
PHONE 3
1200 core Herald.
PALMETTO CORNER HO x HIU.
_______________________________
"TH E LOT KINO"
5
P h on e 105
- i • 1
14 Furniture Co.
suitable for apartment house.
FOR
KENT. — Furnished
bed-! HHH F ir,t Nati(,nal 0an>{ Dlti»^
|8nt Street
Owner out of the city and will sell
34— Help— Male or Female
JE W E T T AND PAGE
' • full line,
buTsT “ml ,>Utl' f,’r
'10° w 183— F a rm s and Land for Salt* under vnluc and on exceptionally
RIV E'S GARAGE
right. Cush or WANTED— Solicitor. one who ciiiii_
easy terms. Hox 7'J care Th •
Sanford Dealer
: four business.
Herald.
/>n . .
..
.
,
|FOR SA L E - Two 10-aere tracts on
produce. 310 D l Nntional Bnnk. ~
208 W. 1st St.
Phone (117
69 Rooms for Housekeeping I pno|a nm,i opposite r„m ,o y
v: ‘.«‘h*
(3uh. This propixtv is (onsuler FOR SALK— Lot 5 of Ijm e’s Atl KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
rit* Cn, general 137— Situation Wanted Male.
•iMO NICE furninhed hou.Hckcop- .ed the most desirable lountiv
•Wrwulks, build-1___________________________
ditinn, facing Highland i'ark on HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIR ES
U. 8. Ifc Batteries.
Mon boxes. J. R. R E L IA B L E , Energetic man de- . mg rooms large dor>?.t. All con home site between French Aventn Oak Street. $1750 on terms of only
veniences. 314 E. Fifth Street.
Distributors
Chandler
I I Masonic Bldg.
Phhttc 75
and
the
Country
Club.
Will
sncii
750 cash aqd $25 monthly. Address
Hirer position as clerk. Higlient; ’
Commercial Avenue
flee
for
quick
sale.
Inquire
Box
Box
80,
care
The
Herald.
•
SA
VE
by
giving
uh
your
siilcwnlh,
driveway and
references. Phone 4D8.
I m »A
1NIC E large room. Homelike, with A. H. L. enre. <lle raid.
^ " ■ C L E A N IN G g o . 1.
dation
work.
AH
work
guranantccd.
SANFORD HOICK CO.
or without light
housekeeping,
<«r J "’K antL’ MIDDLE ago married man, ex 1217 \V. 2nd.
T “T ~
FOR SA LE--French Avenue lot
212 Magnolia Ave.
H \ E and one-half acres pnrtlv , near Highland Park. $1300. $25
Plume 307
"
promptj pericneed with Citrus Groves,
clenrerl, close in. Owner. Hox 117.
Und $25 monthly.
Box M
___
; wishes position. Can take rom74— Apartments ana Flats
LINCOLN — FORD — FOKDSON
r , t Yare Herald.
IBARBFR Sunil
l,,otQ charge of grove. J. G. FryEdward Higgins, Inc.
L li. Aveiu,,
cr. Uike Monroe. F l a . ______
TWO ROOMS. Kitchenette and FOR SALE.—5 ncre farm, new
Commercial & Palmetto. Phono 331
WIinLKRAI.H TUI*: AVI) llA T Tiair m r i 'L l
n
p
)
—
Lola
for
i
•
«.»•
bath, attractively
furnished, house. $2800.00. L. L, Keller. I.ak
’u r i '
. *l'.,flTAI|» AT WIIOI.KXAI.B 1*111ri«NM
I'lUV-dXi
'“Ufa
nt I
G EN ERAL house work and moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 Monroe, Fla.
i2lT-21,".,rr/
T,rr ■»'r’r‘»«* wr rrrkumr anU repair all make* WaK i
HE
’
IRE
ami
see
the
new
custom
__
‘ nildren. | window cleaning, ask for MACK
walik tk«
«k« DU. >;
ferrnrr. *•"* vowr nest new O ttlirr b* ■ Wtl.I.AHli nml wutek
bn t Studcbakcrs
N. Park Ave.
OWNER will sacrifice southeast
84— Houses' For Sale.
o v h fiio N n is-atASAN JUAN GARAGE
•luftMb 'I
AM PRr.«SERY Wt ^
Ea#t 4 lh St>
corner of O.nngu and Elm Ave
NICE Three room npart'mcnt with NO DOWN
U^**nri tailoring. 40— Money to Loan
crests and
PAYMENT.—Th.* nue. Have other
■^-rr
DODGE
privnto bath. Seminolo Hotel.
Airnue. Phone
first two to see me run buy a need some money. Thin most de Pleasure cats nnd Gral.um Trucks
F iete Gcoda nnd Manv Other Ml
Phono 3
LOANS— Money available at 7 per j FOB RENT.— Furnished 8 room home apiece for rent. L. Bland sirable piece of pruju*ity inn in* Elm and I8th St.
•(»««'', hi
bought- at ii riJi.- ibui ily low price
cent. Close in property. A. P.
First St. next to Spring.
garage apartment.
Pee
Goe
Going a t Astonishing
V*E PRIN’T E R Y ' Connelly & Sons.
if
taken
tnia
week.
Address
Box
SEMINOLE IIUDSON-ESSEX
Paint Store.
'CAPRAS
INC.
FOR SALE or rent—4 room 81, ,<;«ra The Herald.
203 Oak Ave.
..
47 —Dogs, C ats, F e ta .
hou^. E. P. Collins,
Floral — “' Y " " *■---------— ---------------------*FOR RENT — Nice apartment
,N- *>ualley, i'ru|(, j;___
Phone 41
'- LAUREL AVENUE
unfurnished clone in, $46 per Heights.,
Desirable resideneo lot can bn i
Phone 15(1-W. Inquire
ENBFnpv^TTTir"
SA L E —A dandy fomale month.
HUPS—MORMONS
bought from owner on small
FOR SA LE—House, lot and gnr.-Intinir V
pointer, nine months old, points 2201 Oak Ave.
Sanford Automobile Co.
U8®( good water, clean lot. Loss cash pnymont. Djtween 10th nivl 2i*o Mugnoliu Ave.
t e i fir ;nffr'1,,vlnK' nnd retreivea,' $25.00.
Also one
Phone 187
Inquire Wm. D. 11th Street. Might consider trad -----------------R
' ' c d° German Police female, 8 months FOR RENT— Four room furnish than $700.00
irttt
Avenue-.old with certificate of registration.
ed apartment, nicely located. Stunford, Brentwood Add. 1-4 mile ing for house. Hox DO enre Her
NASH
ald.
part, Gindcrville, Orlando Rond.
Leads tho world in motor car value'.
'
FDce $50.00, Box 87.
Apply
Pico
Hotel.f
*_
S Mr m MnTOH.S _Cf >_____
CHEVROLET
-A''
m
JftlMnibla ache front In
en m u a c l e t —
tlim conquered!
out of tho ayitam—
lding rich, r*d blood.
Incredible — but
aee, rheumatism, u
cripples you up
night and day, 1b
ties'll! the system,
CImpoverished . blood cent
o f theee impurltiee — eo
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FRESH BOXCANDY )
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PLEASED VJJ7W.
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( r-sit riiic. 1
i
mi
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i
■■■■■■■■
cdTn„h”T , " r ecnn be km-:r 1
I Know M y Business
S A L E S M A N $AiVl
!fen almost feel
jfr«teu\5
PROMPTNl
\tf Of the North Carolina Hoard
ond now of the Dixie
RUM RUNNER HOLD
;& > n_
______
----------AA______ ________
JTWment, will preside nt the
ling session Thursday morning,!
^ O V .-JJ, at the Atinpta Y. M. f . A
NKW LONDON. Nov. 12.- i/1't
t$ v f h l general topic o,' disemrhm •T,lu fnn,0UH r,Mn n,nnrr Aveng. r ‘
W ELL A(^morning will be the institu- 'Thith is t'ici,i,c't with having liimlF i n e - 30 s t
Y A fie .,
HE«e. t o n ,
TVstS COHTftPCT Uoft
FottiSJtr
r\R ur\r\ pjpal -Ssrtro t : children.
"T h e 1’ '1 ,nun-v thousands of tinllnf-'
n rt.
FftOM (V
IOO Pi WEBK .Tb
NOtAi, VJHEH Oo
‘"A o f the Day in Institutions"! vvorth " f li!1“,,r a,on« 11,0 Atlitntir
CUfe, ftgp
PLtXsJ (K TrtS_
?HIL UMhT
l Q>0 T o
be diacuaseil hy Rev. W. I I . . l‘ousL h«,<
ut auction f.•.
LPltlOlNCrOor/KPOCu^ COMEOIE5
uloPM ?
ON
A
btjclcr, superintendent of thp
by ;1 ,r|li,<,,l Utah's dejmty
RD6fcE«.
Thofhpson Orphanage, Charlotte, |mnr8.h.nl1- , 1h,> Avenger was cap
HoLWM> OP
p> nnu who
Q .F . i l . Straus.i, superintend- tured hv lho court guai l more than
wftvptxeo
-n» bc thb,
^ .th o Huhruw O.plmns Home a yenr ago.
-A
nttMOtHT
Will talk on "Losing
OF- THt_
OOTAPOCOS
W *«t th e-Institu tion," and r; clor of the hn.euu oi aocial we I
PlLf-I CO.,
• Daugherty, of the Metlio- faro at Charleston, K. C.f will pre
•V^ir-v is
OFPeRCD *
_.ihana’ Home, of Mncon, CJ:i.t side, hr. liernnrd l.’nrey, •Jirector
T t* ,* )* * .
iUcurs Nio subject "Tho lu of health demonstrution, Athens
■saviNfall O k tfo of the Institution.” Gn,. will talk on “How Mny We
HIS
SiS
u *e_
C, Cor&tens. executive di- Utilise the Letiiona of the Athens
the.Chlld Welfaro Longue ^'n ' ^ft»alth Demonstration to Slurv
u t Fmo
lerlca, Now York City, will 1,10 Interdependency Ho t w e e n
OM
li principal speaker at the Health and Social Cmo Work.”
VJMV
-To revc-ie.,
T luncheon, hiu subject hehe followed by u general
Mat)
1
odem Trcnda in Child Wcl- tunfercnco «n lessons to institu
Po r ToMBL
tions and child-placing agencies
__
oubjoct of children bon. o u t, ? ? KC''U '! I,y ,ho
Ihe
lock will be the principal All;c" s.
This w
i
l
l
, ____ .
..
.
• •
* r rllaMiaaion
. 1.^ >r>l...... hC let! !»>’ MlSS Iftltil A. BroWtl, of .............
|
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r —
•—C
tfo
moon
session
wliirli
will
<
>
1
‘,
G<,,,rHia
drparhnent
of
publie
j
Williams,
«.f
the
fluid
Guidance
,
Fagg.
siiperinteiident
of
the
Flos
W te
welfare.
,
f
!:nm.
M.-mphi-,
Term
;
Mrs.
A
.,
„la
(
hildren's
Home
.Society.
Jack
“»ldc<I qvpr.by >lis. Fannie H.
Bupcrlntcndent of the Tenei'nimiltee on arrangement.., M. Timstall, (.iceiislioro, Ala.; Rev. sonv'ille, Fin.; Miss Louisa do R I
Children's Home Society.
f,"r lh?. ‘'0,nft'ri " tc
‘'n'niTi-"ed »l|J. L. Sniton. Miperintemh nt of the Fitzninimona, Family Welfare De- L
Blnckbtirn nt
. >„i l ,n ''illowing:
|Children's Home Sneietv, .laekcri. (Uitment. Charleston, S. C„ nnd .1. S
1 c l Social Ageneic.i Will
AJnndson, superintendent o f , Mi < I!. Dauglmrly. sum rint. iul, P. Jolin .iin, general tnaniiger of •?
j , .. v r
-j ’ .
^,,,nl40 M-xwti! oi piifiMi«r .t i nt of t hi*
Orphan^/ I he P iesh, U't i.an orphanage, Bar- ' 3
h . ’K s Z " J a s t f i (!rti,n.vo.Kl, S . r „ ............... .
M ,,,„
............ .
... mm
rings, N. t ‘,
.J
j!
,NAf«
[
liomi cut loose with a cmnli-r nt£rm*£<; ,,
tack, which inn.ieii it impi rrbl<* to
mt: w. s. Rankin, formerly s e c- 1Item- anything.
Kaufman, secretary of the
[apartment of public wclfuru
jrglaV.wiU talk on "Safe-!
M f of Adoptions from the I
^‘Work Angle."
Ruth Tuylor, deputy comiQner, doputy commissioner,
j®. WtSnkhwter county. N. Y., doparl^ m 'h t’ iJf puhUd Welfare, will l>o tho
e-V. principal speaker at thu dinner for
V . thd delegate;! Thursday evening..
p.tfH'T subject will be "Interrelation
Public and Privutu Service in !
Child W elfare."
J*ractcical napectH of the scion- [
study of tho child before the;
; ccnkrt/WiIl bo tho theme fur discus-! .
•’^••lon at tho meeting Friifay mompi,in^, a t which Ellison Capers, aceN w ta iy of tho South Carolina stato
? Board of public welfare, will pref/'Wht^.Spcr.k'cra w ill' include Dr,
•VvH arrjf VY. Crane, director of the
^..bureau of mental hygiene of th..*
C state board of charities and public
,Welfare of North Carolina, itudl
Jo*ChIart6§ L. Chute, general secretary!
|Mp,OT the National Probation Aiuocin-1
“ , - tion, New York City. The latter's
mibjeet will bo "What iH Our Goiil
7(!ln !4uvcnilo Court W ork?"
H ie conference will he concluded
y,' With thq Friday afleriiocm session [
Emily H. Hullltt, di-1
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NEW YORK, Nov. 13—W )—A n - . proaunt r .
1
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nulment of the m nrrlage of t h e ! f
o
i
n hlshoP ,,f OxDuke of M arlborough to Consuolo | Oxford dioceJL
',ttt,n,,""r <h
m2
------ conference in
Vanderbilt by the Roman C a th o lic '.......
diocesan court a t Southwnrk.'
It would be n uerious thing ;n. Scores of Tributes poU., Into
England, and confirmation of this
.
,u,d most dangerous in itn | Little Ilrnw^Miinslon at
O rd in a n c e R e s tr ic ts A n d R e g
■i. »
docreo by the HolyrRota Tribunal
u,<r
implications,
if
the
Roman
f„D,.
u la te s L o c a tio n o f T ra d e s ,
in Romo enused considerable, com
j
Jinnvilie
Where
Body
Lies
I n d u s tr ie s , B u i l d i n g B ement In church circles in Nfe'w olir thum b should claim th, ,j,,|it I Until Burial Next Monday
to annul t he m arriage ; ,„h as j
York today.
siffned
foil S p e c ifie d U se s
tins, whirls was entered into in e„-1
The Duke of Marlborough and ! ,lr"
| ir..'' g„«d^faRh
which
*'
”w< r»i«li.
I (-suite,I i„j
Miss Vanderbilt were married ini the ,"birth
- ’ Which
h 1 ,cs'
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 13—
St. Thomas’ Episcopal church in [ which'"was u L v S Z L'i"}{U
," " 1
tA*l—The state, finunco com
Now York in November 1895. Thev I both parlies t<» i f "
,,v
missioner today was In charge
had >e.en confirmed and baptized
- '
l<> “ for ,nanv
of the Federal T rurt Company
Illinois
Statesman
•
Entered
!
On the other hand M.msigr.or
in Aho Episcopal faith. The DuchS a n f o rd In D ^ e d I n to 7
of Kunsti.a City which auxpendj" IK73, Serving
css diyorcccl Marlborough in an rav e He, rector of St. Patrick V. Ca
od business yesterday following
D
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t
r
i
c
t
^
I
n
c
lu
d
in
g
R
e
s
lintil Retirement in 10211
thedral, referred to the statement
English civil court in 1020.
recent heavy withdrawal*.
id e n tia l a n d
C o m m erc ia l
of an Unidentified Roman Catholic
The bank was organised un
Both were married ngnin, the authority in England that
DANVILLE. Ills,., N„v.
pucquss to Jacques Balsun, of I nrig more can he done for a Duke
The preliminary zoning for San der the state hanking laws with
Introducing Dr. Albert A. MlchclParis, nnd the ‘ !■.*♦**“
♦T'"K i‘,,,ru inn
dime for „ Duke
Unnnon. the nation's !" " 1, University of Chiengif physi ford, which will be given n pub- n capital of $200,000 and a sur
Deposits
I t Vfl.. Nov. 1R.— j Gladys Demon of Boston. When ! ( ’•," hoi ir' n ,!in -h P i"" r'H
®Id**t sl“ U *i,Ma
first ran for cist. who goVe the National Acadc- bc hearing next Thursday, was re plus of $10,000.
totalled approximately $2,000,vealed
today
by
the
city
planning
mv
of
SVii
nri
s
erueMiing
to
think
btii of th eir sp e e d i£ ■ « * " -w” rt* ^ -n s i^ ,,,- NiveHe said
!- ", hnrdi
Z L !j <-Wt(-i|
'L ?t I,“
Ui,mtln Wi“
said d
| in.
In* r>r ‘’•arocy.
»' Plid.idelpl.m l.y mi- commission for the first time. The <•(>0 and resources were listed at
has found
ne and th e m ain m arried in Baris in 1921 n Pres did t:<d do th, sort of Mir.;' th,.
by ter inn officiated. He read the Duke dr- ir<
thv
rr.t
hf
.
i
L
r
'•mn
ing
h,, iivisid •■ input at ion ordinance contains more than 5,. nearly $8,0t»0,000. The insti*’l when he retired
MARION, Ills.,
I unless i iii'ii w;«s
Amerii'ti by a In st Church of England service but
,H,° words and The Herald today j tut ion wits necordad privileges
l
I
riim
tmi.I-..
3
.
.
t
1
byhr
D
s
not
true
•
'•ally
just
|
from
puhlie
|,f,.
•
t,r<.
cause.
f/P)—The
airplane
itfident, the pick o f left out the word “obey." '
years ngoiilnil |j,,i.. W’lmity is about IHH,- present i a condensed report >>n I of the Federal Reserve system
:and “came icon, p
“There
•
1
1
is
no
fav
bomb
today
we
hut
had
withdrawn
its
ment|ted States N aval S tn .’orit!' oi,
**•••"
....... I" ' ••'••end, said I>r. | some of the fenltires of the ordiThe Duke in making bis plea
h.llllei a I I'loin i i',,r thi> patri
mored
cars,
ma
herehlp
in
the
local
clearing
dnoi lou
Tico were h a n d i- for annulment, said he desired to loon signor added. "Wh.ii ;|
•uuiee that will interest property
■sous were lor granting the
t(i( larch, who e i . l , the long sleep I mi!,. pi , !l ........ only I.««t,l7:t! owner-, and prospective builders.
house association a year ago
other novel wi
| today in d e fe n se of em brace the Catholic faith. Itisb 1 do riot KnoW, but w<
and had cleared its city checks
yrsu i i: iv m Uu* brown ]
the
southern
.ques Schneider c u p op Manning, of the Episcopal dio- fedly satisfied they ...*'n\ hr |H*r- I ,l!
The purpose of the proposed or through the Federal Roscrvo
were i ’isons I , , f , "unisiiio ten.a which he went
warfare
betwaan’.,,
the assault o f th e cca, in New York, said:
dinance
is:
To
regulate
ami
re
*«» ‘ ongn ss r,:t y,.;,r ago. probnhlv
Hnjtk.
found to he within the law.
Shelton
and
Birger]
who nre repute* to
strict
the
location
of
trades
nnd
The
Duk line he..,, ‘ u nuVuttr j ;V,I‘
m" ,nT ! l b,? , t °
l,\nl
'n
’- Duk..
v. Tuesday, with
tions.
Jo|*d a new type of nir- t i : i t r m
industries, the location of build
which t » r
C, th“lic ( l,u,v}'- ,h<1
Catholic ( h in It at Ov
tn
n i " ‘onietery, i„
Flying low o n r |
ings designed for special nsrir, to
; b just (i little liit fast- wh
fh
R0 H!ro,,h' a position I ford. If the Duke were
. icd,.., 1
IlilN. beneath a I
Tokdhouaa
opefaUd
Americnn planes,
regulate
and
limit
the
height
and
. ^ m s t d,voree. shouhl show such j instruction pivrinTatorv'' V,HnT i ""T'i
u l'i< h he dins,
Bfrger, gang loader,
hulk of buildings hereafter erect
ckanl-mntored biplane declamation m favor of the Duke received into the , l.i.nd' ,
" J ^
■"-‘ « d •
he family lot
of Marion, an ai
ed or altered, to regulate and dou.is will he made
[flown by lln» late I.iout. of Mnrlhoniugli, who, because of Jsignor said, the , hi.., l, w,„ |.( |, ivc
tor dropped a bomb
t< ririitie the area of yards and oth
...... , e V i J . Indue with i • i ■.t;il of re la tiv e
mt Jr., at an estimated the eircuinstances of his divorce [authority t„
to
explode.
er
upon
spacea
surrounding
build
I I"ihilt, s i (he dead stateiori"
' " ,y 1
1258 miles an hour, was and rem arriage, was hnrred by the , the marriag...
ing
to
regulate
the
number
of
Seven
or eight
poured ill i
l,’untT;»|
S
e
rv
ic
e
s
A
re
to
•
he
ttenlay in a t,",l flight, | ----'• ’*• .!» friends an t
("inice in, • o tn, , c.iiled the v u , , j llf lil in Li I Me l\\ - C o v e r e d families (o an,, acre,
ran out of the pi
■pilot, l.ieiit. William (1.
.,
,and for said
firing at the plane,
I days " h, n ( 11III, II ,
I the on
narrowly escaped kpCillie
h u rcsh in
W h ten
i " T - T .t„" provide.a
dlVI“ ,‘ -hu method
oit.y into
S
h .. WP ife . H vu nn te
, i dn iI :l’>l"cts,
of F e d e ra l C o u rt o f A p p e a ls machine guns as U
lion.i! II I. < , f Cepreseotativ,'
y, in place of thin grey^
n
* ,,sl A oars j administration, to
establish a
jwith in, iron hand.
the air, admittedly the
A f f ir m s D e c isio n o f t h e sgaln and drop)
bqmba. One was
|
,
«
v
i
...
.
.
I
hoard
of
apiwuls,
and
for
reviewdifft. a Curtiss hawk,
Prcsidi at N . Message
L o w e r C o u rt in D is m is s in g
‘ . ‘‘ ’
• •V” ’v- *■'. —<A‘) | ing the decisions of such hoard,
e*
exploded In
ft, be upr<i\iinntely 100
j ’“ I’he nation jo„(•
H uit F ile d a t J a c k s o n v ille from the road
lo an ivv io v 'icd cluii’.<i where by court, nnd to prescribe the
]kour slower than others
tuost able, interesting ami beloved Ins Wife planted sprig. Hint in (he ! pcinlllert for tho violathm oT its
e gunfire
I the rti<\ will be piloted
men of the last general ton,” Prcsi
JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 13.—(>P)
: but the
y
.a
.s
have
grown
„
ma.sMvc
I
^
“vlHiom.,
|foalin<am, who will take
into
n
massive
dent < oolidge said in a message of
The last local chaptor in the ef
I be provisions of the ordinance
to the north,
|Lieut. C. C. Champion, H oard o f G o v o rn o ra A sk e d R o y a l P a r t y P la n s t,, s t o i ,
liower
of
foliage
will
ho
held
the
1" 'diss Helen Cntinoti,
nr,«
held
to
he
tho
"mlnimuiji
reforts
of
tho
three
children
of
bare
no
illy ns tin* Huccewfor
B y M a y o r o f A lta m o n te to ' A t S i i r i n k n A l f o r M a rk . -ii“ l'~ l!ii "!
" ;',"K' r *l»'ak.r. final rites for "Uncle .I,;/’
ipiirumcnts
adopted
for
tho
pro
and
.
Richard
Crokcr,
Ute
Tammany
int to handle the conC o n f e r W ith D a iry m e n on
T o I 'la r e W r e a th U
|i„pon
a „ th
,h e„
« * . " • » « « '■ " whose eventful life of •>() motion of the public health, safety
cl tarly from the,i
riea's chief entry.
American.
II,,
g
n
a
t
influence
Hall
chieftain,
to
collect
from
hia
'
ended
in
a
peaceful
sleep
C ity ’s
M ilk
D is tr ib u tio n
morulH or general welfare.’’ Sec
n<)Bs said he
* °m b o f A h ru h a m L incoln gave Ids c, ni a try u better govern ye.'teiday.
Funeral serivees will
■ fa Little huy from its
tion two defines a dwelling, volume estate money which th*y claim man waa In
ment.”
he
next
'I'nesday
afternoon
hut
the
f hop, the Curtiss plane
Leon Iaro y of Stinfortl was
QUEEN MARIE’S TRAIN ENami height of a building and oth their mother bequeathed to them,
[No damai
not boon rri.
bottom ride up unanimously aloctcd president of ROUTE TO CHICAGO, Nov. |.V probably was written here Friday
While his political career dated cxncl lii*..r
t
er details affected by, thd provis with tho filing of a United States plbslon
loal
but- _
"ftmlinsori, strnped to th e Scminolo County Shnmher of (/P)-Q ueen Marie trnveled toward ■nick li> llit* ilnys of Ihi* jfri'nt
Rev. T. N. Ewing, pastor of the ions uf tho ordinance.
circuit court of nppeata ordhr, a f home in Harrlsbtl
carried undpr the Comn\ereo last night a t the board Chin go nnd its four dnv' sto..'’
"Uncle .foe" had oth- church, the HI. Jutnea Methodist
In order to designate districts firming the decision of th4 local wjts wrought' up1
aiouitcil to free* him -[ of goyom or’s meeting in the Sun
Episcopal,
will
officiate.
Mrs.
Can
mill regiiluio the locution of dwell district fcdeml court which dis method of waglt
s
with „"i s
"""
Wl'fV
to lie
ti« to the surface, Utndo Springs Golf and Country
halt a t .Springfield. Ill . to break ,-f the |.j,K.(l|„ vpi* I'rnni c»ii*d t •. non wait a m> ndi.-r of this congre ings, business trui)e!< mid indus missed the suit.
to a |K,nv.on ^ n - | Club. ’Lit*. Leroy hhs h.-cn acting cli
gation and alter his retir nonl tries, tho city in divided into the
■ •
,
“Something
The suit, field here following a
from the C.jr. icasionn! ch aibcr following districts;
.
,
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d"
"
"
(
.
I
"
“Therell be sot
judgment
obtained
in
Now
York
■
■ ,.ut." I.uT ,lni
• * A- k',“ »»Uknl.iO"
u „ SlUKt
r L raw
. S ,th? . jj c u t
•— •i* « t s i -"h w ,. c n - i^ d is*..id, Dm epmjf |n, ,lea„ K“ "
J
au.j«Umrk ^ v . r c ^ ^ ^ u V i r i c G
. .
rim veil.
'
ow,'
. Mrs. I amiuri tcok grew (aide
Tl residence district.
p*"- aguiiut the Umporary^recfiyerii of
Sr.
" 'k' "
"
° th ,f " " l w !
•«•= '<• A w * „ ! il„.
, ft" .
thu cxuiu, Wns ^ i- p e d a revleV by
Also there hucf been no mail in 1in
"l|l1 0,1. 11,0 lui“ l" ' f Ahruham
”• her chim-h work and v .h nn
~
leaves i.icuteiignt Entzmingi/r, of Iamgwood firs’’ [
C rcxidoncc district.
e, near public life,
the United Stated' iuprem e court
Lincoln excepted, eye to the fnluro us well as to
I". F. i u k
V
.......
^
dlhv in hia Curtiss vice pre'flldi-nt;
Local ImiincsM dlf<rict
K.V.,
she
will
visit
next
around
whose
life
grew
up
such
a
• 1! ,vi.(,r
UlhV,l,t
the beautiful, -die set nut the tiny ! HusinesM and commercial iliutrict On Oct. 25, Its purpose wan to en
. pltlne in Ihe role cock of Altam onte,. second■ Vice
i ,.,_
- . , „
— rs!d .
force the New York judgment, by
'
.
I. ,or<* uf ,1,,N'S
Certainly there sprouts Dial now entwine
the
gWKier of America's president. Tho tonuro of office I
Industrial district.
preventing Mr. Crokor’s second reply to n tarty
Imp, wht, h will remain will end a t thu first annual meet- | ' 10 Queen's itinerary a fte r the !. * ,,l’vor ‘'ven n nnin so lampeoneil , dilie,• with great reaching vines,
Unrestricted district.
wife, Mrs. Beulah Croker, from alleged Birger gas,
is completed a t W a sh -'1" 'a rie a tin e and cartoon.
Tw this country if any ing on Ihe first Thursday in F e h -|
flic 'h o ,Hi
stands directly
The
districts arc plainly indicat disposing of Florida lands belong City, near Bentort,
. .1
ington. , ■n Nov.
21,
is
in
doubt.
AlI
Rut
while
Ca
iStui,:; cnti.inls win | ri,,,,'.V
a
nnon’s
term
ef
serv.
,
' -*--*■-• j. ,
..................... lie loss tile ;• II'ct t roll I til,1 IICW ed mi a large mu||, prepared by ing to Mr. Croker a t the time of
[Tailed Slut's has won
Altamonte today is in need of tinmen it is understood that the | ,*'1’ 1,1 * '"igrcss stretched over near- edifice under eoiistriict ion for Gardner S. Rogers of Chicago, city his death. The dismissal was up of here where they;
machine gun end
W«ory three legs in improved milk distribution,
ac Southern Railway over which the j *-v half a century and was Die long v. Inch Uncle Joe turned tho first planning engineer, and which will
years, while Italy cording to Mayor Mnltbio of that royal party illuniied to travel to ' *f^ 11,1 r< ct rd, there was one man .•’liovcl of din a few im uths ago. he displayed next week in n held in June by tho court of appeals two houaea in a n«
<e 1921. Lieutenant city ond he asked the trade body North Carolina and possibly Flor- 1w*"’ ‘ ailed him "Kid.” lie is Gtm. I Th, hum i-f Die fun :;,1 was window of ihe Cliuniber of Com a t New Orleans. Richard Croker quanted by the i
J ; : . u ^ i \ F rokor un.d
Ethel
One of the ho
at is said to have to confer with local dairymen thnt, ida, has refuted to accept a noini- | *; ,\V‘'
"• Spring du'initcly
i for .'I i,Tlmk Tiles- merce.
(-roker White were tho plaintiffs by Gua Adams,
mil fare for the entourage, negn- • *
Dhio, u former speaker of day ufteinnoM
Iu 2A<i miles an hour. the f ituntinn 'might be relieved.
In nn ‘A’ residence district, m in tho action. They contended that pound miyor
C. hr."iin S, hilt, in
Brief talks were made by sever tiations are raid to bo continuing, i* * ' f" r Vears in Congress.
xmr-xwi >
building or premises, except as Mrs. Elizabeth Croker, first wife Adams, and th*
|»ki(h iv,in la,t year’s al of the board members and
complicatimis
J ”“ t ------------"anvill,- mole tenta- otherwise provided
Still further eomnlie:,l
inns a n '
11 ,R»il Joe
’aiinoii "Kid"
of the former Tammany chief, who of Mr*. Macy
I
iv,•
pl.it.,
t„
pay
its
I,
-1
respects
j
"
thcnviH0
l,r"
vi,l«'d
in
the
ordllnprv,ai at ,, peed oflguc.stH. Mr. Illnck, founder of the l>ri-*entcd in the recpiest of several j . ! always culled Joe the ’Kid’. ”
to its o i k funding c t iz< , s. Tliroug-1
"hull he erected or used ex- died in Europe in 1914, left an es widow. Both
*" h ‘iir, will
■' be
'
Sanlmido club gave the reason < ! rai,r"a,,H th a t their special •••*—
" \ " M,‘.‘ 'o u t th" oiisiiie ,i and i. sideiitaial j
cars D*xl*'‘‘l,",'l Uen. Keiier.
,,
,
.
for
0,10 " r ,n" ri! «f the foi tate of $.'I(M,7(14.82 to be oqually scribed by Birger aa
lawn,I
hut his why he located hi: club in the Al making up the Queen’s train he lie was !><) years
divided among bur ^husband and otita and Mayor A
ing uses:
,,,<, l,lst M;';v ;Y:d : district. ling., UtiUi ,,» at h a lf1,(>wlng
lUpritcl to prnihlc,' an tainonie country. The hoard adop made nvailahle for regular (lllly ; , u i |‘ '»■ !>l years-old Jan. ?"■
children.
Tho children claimed
mast
1
1
day
im
ler
a
d'.iuul
sky.
In!
Dwellings,
churches,
fiirms
and
near by, hea admitted .
Il»ore than |r, miles an ted a resolution commending the as soon as possible. Colonel John '* ays enjoyed that lit Me |"I,<
ninny ,|.,wn t„wn
„ windows j
clubs, hotels, lunpitals, they signed over their part of the time ago enllated the
in hi,, l e t t e r he w m ilil
owner Tor giving ",Seminole coun H. Carroll.
charge of the tra in .'
’
M>large i li ,t,>grii|ili, „f tfr. Ci,imi,ii1ini'Ututiim,' of an edurutionul chnr- stute to Mr. Crokcr with tho agree to protect himeelf
Wij.' II.t vV l.icutoniiiii ty the. “best country club in the is carrying mi negotiation)! which I lull w a y . ”
'icier and accessory uses. In an ment that they wero to receive a
Mr. CamiMi first e a t , '. . I the
•ill |*lii,I
;,t Du* county."
lie believes will keep the train
‘A’
residence district, no building similar amount a t hia doath.
All burim- •• uud mdiistry will
*il’» |i.c,
| no
Before Mr. Croker repaid them
Mr. Leroy urged the establish virtually intact or provide suh- House in I87T serving u uil his cease during the In., .«| hour.
^‘iS
used in whole or in part for dwolli rcljnsmenl in 11(23, except („r four
« “jim f *r Dm fun of ment of a central poultry hatch stitutu equ,:>ment.
ing purposes shall he erected, en- he re-marrled, the New York suit and !“• " • * ■ 'J* *
The
body
of
Die
v
terun
otules-j
Ml, .
.
I years which covered his tu „ de
lli' Wi, !};,• choice of ery in the county. AV. J. Hopkins
. J lurged or uttered in such a way claimed, and Mrs. Beulah Croker,
,
" "ainesak" i tents, thv stalgs,min’s fir,t I...1 for man will lie in stat a t the (’an
*1 Moffett. , i,M'C of Die of Luka . Mury htreAxcd the need now M
' ns to muko provision for more than the Bocond wife, then Influenced Beittod
lion
iii.iiision
on
Sunday.
Aeronauti, .. after the for A greater pr^ductirtn' of eggs now, Marie Wol.er, aged two, w ho' public office Wim 18(H) when .1 the
•mo family for every 2,000 square him not to givo tho children their ton, asalsL^
WHS ‘inm teried in M. Louis yester-1 ,fKt> „f 21, he ra n tlllsiieee-N
in
Lilly
1™i Curtis I’a, l.ard. : >0 Stnihole couny. . T*
portion of the estate.
feet or open space.
day while* the Queen stood by as for state's attorney
Ukttc, Italy with a (rid
Football
Spot’ial
The suit filed hero asserted that Franklin county, « 4
In a *B’ residence district, no
Secretary L; U, 'Rehout .was, in- Godmother. The child
is , the! r ,„, ......
WR/iilcnt •f vivtory,
the
second Mrs. Croker changed and a deputy U. 8.
stinctefl to communicate with' the daughter of Mrs. Marie Weber, '.f l., , ,
Train KilLj Woman building or prom|so /except ns the title
|b«r thrr,‘"
of valuablo Florida lands Sheltona did got
, ■,. . .
.
‘ • 1 bail hfttin ones of tpnet an,Lever
I Devil” U nited Stiurfs flbamber of CMni.’thcrwisu provided in tho ordi
Ark., win, .net th,-1decreasing activities an, mg .ihe
owned
by
her husband, with the al
Ii ‘
'
' a"‘ Im i . la c , do- mrreo in regard [to affsliating the .fMnnckovef,
Q im vn when she «as .in war rcBRENT, Ala., n’ov. |;»-(A*)— nance slmll bo erected or used, leged purpose of concealing the
ku<py and l„vud.; ' At
Thflr 4
Bu,h* l» iv .a.,; •Uglllg III county body with ; tlip. natJortV?
excopt
for
one
or
more
of
tho
follief wmk in Riimuiiin,
Ncignli.irs,
............
......... ’I M0 ”was
«»*» | f
.*
--- title so they could not bo paid.
|llUl.'lili!
!first lie \Vaikod d'nily to the Second Mrs. Sarah
and anc
...
!'• • m IIv fur .‘ “am ber. The county chamber sub
I Vl'Iil.
Nulioiial j Bank, the institiitioli ho kilh'd at. a crossini' (urc yesterday , owl1,K w es: All uses perm itted
Under Mr. Crgkeria will his sec withheld,
scribed for a membership in thh
’by• the
................
.........
IniLi'A’
residonco
d
istric
t
In'
,B’
Mobile u id Ohio foolhull
ond wife was made aol« bknefietirty. fedtenl *
helpeifTmiiltJ but ns the weight of
Mho have vvah lied p ra c 1‘ loridn Chamln’r of Commerce.
j
ycariu'Woro^Jn, t^ige tri|»s by foot special from T un -uluosu to Mont residence district;-no building used
!thal -r skill „ l(| nM,|.
Ilia.,
,The board will roeuf in Sanford
in whole or part for dwelling-fcftr,Wor*'' nlirfiidoncd for automobile gumary,
V !'r'" dv l!-rnardi, Nov. 19.
Mrs., Neighbor.', it was stated, i I,10.80" l*®11 bow octed, e n la m d Qr
ridts until a few Weoks ago, when
ai„i p,|„i of
was grossing I I t r a c k carrying I n,U,r.pd ,n 8Uch wny n* to ™kko
he Has confined indoors.
.
•• $ 8 end ways “go hi.* physician* ;nn in inful of broom straw when j prov,“ion for 11,01:0 th“n °be t^m Arl'|r" '".ariM i bur
haw
the gild gpproachin'g" But be- tho accident occunvrl. The train lly /,,r ‘‘vory ^i000 *qu)»Jfofeet
Qualified voters, who are >not
1, / i ' r 1*" •’ >" the air
U e G h
•*’
J A'fl.ANTA.
Nov. 1 1J.WA*) -- f.Vic galffg -an d whpn lie was go wus carrying footlaill (s iy from of open space.
I
bin,, males, with
registered in Seminole County but
;
'
I
n
.
i
:
*
*
I
*
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•
/
V
In
u
‘C’
residence
district,
no
jWith. >11 evidence ill, the question
Tuscaloosa t ^ MouKrrrmTriAto "ce
who wish to participate in the city
,« increase’ j„ ability.
The Sanford Munitipnl
_
af'fbo Htinity of W. D.\JVfanl«y, forgame today, building or premise excapjt as election, Dec. 7. have from nc
A, r;'n,,. lJl'"<thi, one of give .R k second Sunday nftcriiddn Ajjfcivh^nd of^tho d/ifuhet Bankers
otlifrwiio provided In tb$ kard l, niii wav, *7 to register at the d
l nr. "
'> has deni- oimcert tomorrow in Ccntrnl Purlf. ’iV uit Goiupuiry of Atlanta,’ wRl gn
npncu shall, ba erected oxcsjtt for ^ - * * - j < *
rhe concert will bogin a t 3 o’clock. to the jury Monday.
1
ono or muro of tho following uses)
L rP*M
, r few
' kt"w -, kH.»
Ono city commissioner will b«
The program follow,::
All tu«B perm itted In ‘A’ residence
Judge
If. Howard,,(n«tipi*rinr
5v^*L|,t*?r,a'^ "dvantage March, The Detroiter, (Johnson). court, yesterday adjourned coirrf
district, and no building usee In •W ted a t .the Decemhtt electicgu
" ‘vaderrf, Sacred Potpourri, Morning Light, untRLMa>duy itftgr tljo.jitgti restP M ' of wholo for dw elling, Bur- i ° - ? Uf ,S r “ » vot«ri • cltisen
mult be over
years of
ofila**.’-*
age}
‘ , Vi,
'' anybody'*
(RurnhoosoL .ei^ Dtf cnad. L pldeqt o;
sta for o;
'.insist of Fox Trot, Someone is Losin Huxftb, J S j^ernl v/itnesscs ftfc* tho qtate.
d r^ lltg l
Committee which
--------Payments of next year, ono family for overy 600 actuara
(Turk mid MoyeitY yeptprday ^1trTFh»-4uri\ they, hu(f Ways und Me«
r lU m S ,^bonds,
kil,""t,lorf'
st a rt.
Wgltz of thu Bella, Ting A Ling; knowriQft*«loy Wojf*>
either on tho personal incomo tax feot 'of open space. '
'
" “
(B ritt und Little) bank failures had nnid
In 'th e “local business diete^t”
'or th a t pf corporations, Is workConcert Waltz, Tnjca from Vienna hiip sa n e,’*
Woods
(StrnusS)i
Overiftrei Princess pflndin, (King)
*e r C i t y * 2 3 2 ,9 2 9
’
Informlssion , ,,
Entrants in
jer Cup Race
ndicapped by
of Machine
Heavy Withdrawals L**
Close Kansas Bpnk
Career Coes Back to !
The Time of Lincoln
[asNarrow .
In Mishap
Public Hearing Is
Set for Thursday
That Wt
jiiS in Water
jm Side up and
Ipilot Beneath
RITES FOR
CANNON WILL BE
HELD ON TUESDAY
APPEAL FOR PART
OF ESTATE LOST
BY CROKER HEIRS
TRADE BODV F#R ;(|IEEN MARIE (IN
COUNTY SELECTS;WAV TO CHICAGO
LEROY NEW HEAD FOR 4-DAV VISIT
a
m
occuiMnl C'C*i»tr;iI
tite:T
ions.
Voters Register
For City Elections
Hand Cchnfei't to
G, 0. P. Committee Fail To Take
ta
tion
£&*
i ’* - T V
fmmmm
Plurality In
Hungarian Dances, Numbbrs Fivd
uelpiha
' , .’
N"V. LI.—(/P) ^ f o d ;.B f t •' y '. \ V • ( ll r a h a m ^
1 a,nJrU' ,,llty > ' f’hiln- Cortidqp.Qnora, YAttkos^Coiisitlp
^bCrnian Winiam
t e r *i
i ’ *
,e !‘c*n Mtulidatc for Q*' ‘ nish
Institutions,
halls.
-I Ak&'dldbrifl;
^cp]t„ DaboeloAa, . ^ / Re admitted jatec howt
he was Interested dn
N, t t , . '0Mr WllUnm.
!
si;
Ctt«nbin3
vito 7.i,
for (JovorC. Bonn!.
;<s
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f
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•«-| -u ^ if^iriTfi^om it n -i1orvtrfr: jT. f
w;
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DAYTONA WINS
OVER SANFORD
BASIL, 25 TO 6
Ujtida- M ercer
In Sanford A istice
1927,
HasBeen Suggested
(ContinuoH from Pape 7)
many
wet
cry .emous ■tab1«v tJI
, l©member
,•
. those
.
,
last spring—and those clay va w d he repra^Jj-*
. And w asn't tju? cluhhouee nij;n;:i! b >i <<.
_
*•
-*
made of paper?
' l i , in «-i>iii|>otitj
— ■—
.
j prison, frninio Mi
Millionaire realtors were n it in
over 200 runners are at t h e ; venihg, managim
evidence.
Last spring w„ hm ljcjn rsc :•Waiting the i.oimd of the j riiiengo Riding
a few of them hanging around hii';i' w b ^ l vrlll call (hem out n e x t. lc«lay.
The old guatxr was there, 100
with the "aire" end of the million ""•'•S''.
Loolw like n big w inter! lw n l y three
per cent strong.
Since then they have taken tile ' «« S-mm o'a.
! 'M
,.„„ntriej
The Day A t
Long w ood
yesterday.
He looked top happy
A iu (,he had a right to ho happy
He was on the long end of i
few bets.
.
_________________ ______________ |Inche s crashed through center for
M crrer versup Florida.
Many Sanford people who stay
installed before the 11)27 football vniie. Cwinne* failed to kick. goal.
-----„ IChicago W ill Stage
Time—A|m lstice Day. 1027.
ed away Inst spring, visited *lie
Mem
i
Daytona
Ueach
19
Sanford
0.
season starta.
course
yesterday.
Ituners
could
Plaro—Sanford.
-------; (1winner kicked off to Speer who
bliilt th at plunt and TheMiew r.md j B i f f H o r S e S h d W S O O I I '
"f t
This is the fcMnre football clas ‘ The prers box, built on the west , fumbled the bull. Daytona Dench n't pull them in—real harness rac
leading
from
the
Dixie
is
great.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 12.—</P)—gvsic which The Herald suggests for side, of the playing field and mid- j recovered the ball on Sanford’s .’15 ing did.
Central Florida football fans next
between the goal lines, oil- 'yarn line. Huddington gained four
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Speaking of the "old guard," the
season The Herald ha* not sundyards. Hughe* added four at cen
ed out f entimenl to any extent for M<)
; Ro„ lni, „amn Lo f„|l„w the ter. f»n the next pFay Hughes made first few m em bers^w e ran into
such a ijame. and the sports editor
h rar (|)<, p|uyt.rB. tto|k; M- it fir^t down. Reese hit center for were Wnllatiftv Wjuheler, Wurt
i
would like to receive the v.ews of |hp (.x
„ tl , ht>
fm t- . . yards. Minhlingtoii fulled to ,W n in n e r untJ^Oeoige IM 'ottcs.
football lovers either by tele , nn||
writo an ;nicllig»mt an I g die f’.nt Mningcc made a pretty
----phone or by mall.
Send sutcKcs-13nt(.r)Ilinil)K
„f ,|„- *«»,.- . tc! I....... i* K play. Mnllaid scored
II.
V'iele locked up
lion
lions in tomorrow and as last ns Th|>
,M1N , | 1,l„ |4|
m»
ifi«l • •/nl end. (.w inner failed nick u clon'd sign in the window
they are received they will b:* nont.
I.n I. i/",il Seme Davlona Kcn.-h ,„<i| .witched the/ irtCe.s.
He stay
M
turned over to officers of the
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( j near the baffWipflrl of ih** stand
^AoieHcan Ix*gion which sueieisfnl
1
jiifll
/ 't i ^ yj ffCt
I-. rdliaiii ’Vint injured and where the
iu_,a few hour'-jy sponsored the Mercer-Rollins U
j “ I tI I j ” ( l i )
-'eii was •>' in for him. Dr.r piny.
* >*
clnsh here Armistice
j kd was sc-nt in for Dullard, (iwin j
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As another "servire" fralure to Florida growers, we now offer (hi* tint trettigl
Conch Dernier MoortffB Mefce.r
j n* i l.i’-k'.'d off to Mobley who r e - | l’nul'*lfiffKem',wms’ there. You
I’mfitiihhFlorida Crops" prepared by our Entomologist, Dr. Mortimer D. I.mnanf,|*|
wns asked by The Hornii to give
J M m a d she bull 20 yards. Sanford 1couldn't hear n jitfpp out of him
his views on the possibility of .i
(ion
with
our
Horticulturist and vice-president, Prof. B. F. Floyd.
)WARD RARMAN
.....Id ted gain and was forced to \„ w if a hall player had been
r t r Unlvorslty football game. Ha said:
punt. Neither team was able to driving one of* ,tho Dags, Paul
The Iwok contains practical information on the production of Florida \cgrtabln,
"We have a return game with
,rore a fte r this although Daytona might have b“t nut a few whoops
mad« its Inaugural appear
planting,
fertilization, and spraying for insect and diseaH© contrul.
It’s five on re
. Florid* h*r« Armistice Florida to be played at {Jninesville
-------! 'b •i' ll worked the Itall down to the j
too, he wasn’t ul\me ami
M
anufacturers
of
Ideal
Fertilizers.
Jacksonville.
Fla.
next
year.
I
do
not
know
that
it
f c rtn 'v crush and annihilate
S p eed B oat O w n ed by B a c k u s .... . .mil line. The ball war on till- • that might huvu accounted for his
will be plnyed here. Pem inally, 1
il luie but the Sanford line held ■
nejss.
e
'i
‘ to -th e tune of 55 to 0.
O f M o u n t'.f ) o r n , C a p tu r e s
have
no
objection
to
coining
to
ini!
‘
.
tie
(>.il|
went
over
to
Sanford..
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.WIn(|orwcodle, ope hunA'ixife 1 T '-n p h v .i«e l,c^inn
Sanford. .
l
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t
tin
fir..t
|#!ny
lliggin...
who]
There
w
ire
few
shouts
of
ii.y
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arc located in a twclimi
l^t'g alL t • m I.-ilu1 .Mon.r</f . ' . *it nt* d i't.1' Walker, tainted (15 over th«' $52 place lu/rse in one of {[
ind C aptain Charlfc* ZnhWith Which is Affiliated
. ilo> Ironi- behind his own goal !!,.• heats. Kveryhndy wan on Hie *
wofe the only ifn it' shah id be firje fo r footliall
gnmen,
I
want
to
say
that
this
# p toir atop the on ruslithg '
"See M.
i.wn. 1 by M. bio-. This was one of the features oilier horse. Leslie Hrynn might n
Florida A gricultural Supply Company
itekfiold. Skelton and Hinitli trip hnH lieeri u pleasant one for Hacklls of VIt. II..in, won the Vieh- . I i III-game. The game ended with have had a ticket on Hint g o o d ,"
Us.
Our
hotel
accommodations
at
fb’iiii’ord
working
the
bull
towni-.l
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lie
was
in
n
very
good
luimor
tlULANDO, FLORIDA
f'illd Arm lstjce Day crowds
Trophy in the 151 hydroplane
u lii n we saw him.
' sir broken field running the Montezuma were fine and they class event, the feature of tip. t be Daytona Heiich goal line.
— —*iritaa repeatedly ripped treated us rplemlid nt the Semin American Legion regatta here | I■
I’attl It. Forbes, Mgr. Sanford Branch
ole Cafe. The legion men have Arm iitice Day. A large crow*!
AI Raffeld w asn’t forming a n y .]
KplUna Ifn6. Mer
htMiicss asstM'ialions down there | il
witnessed the three rm es on the
le frequent stibstlfutions in been kind.
"The
field
here
is
a
little
soft
program.
hnJijrtrt'cdli elect i o crowd with' hl» flying for football men. There is a lit
“ IJatiy Doll" owned by Carl Hand
f'v-Ha shone brilliantly yes- tle too much Mind I believe.. If it of Sanford, won the outboard mo
had more clay, it would make for tor handicap. The free for all,
a faster field. Our burkfield men "bang and go hack" event \vn» won
"Phoney" Smith did Didn’t run ns fast as they might
the funa. I’nnney on u hard field. That field cun i by the Stevox Jr. of Winter
j Park.
altftagfed and be Improved with clay."
The judges were W. - JO. While,
a the crowd's delight. Tho
The possibilities of n football
ehlch he would turn from clash between Florida and Mercer
( an opponent is ununuul next year wero informally dis
.1 players. In his cut cussed by M. B. Hutton, cotnnmn- Sun ford and Mr. Fuller of Mt. |
/.», he rtldont was st*.p- Uor ((f cam pbell-Lp.sing post, and Doi a.
The time of the heats iri the 1 5 1 '
r,lth9Ut a nfee gain in yard- ( W h Mooro )ftrt^ n|Kht.
hydroplane, class event were a-* i
p h o n e y » team mate, Ralph
follows:
reproved his claim to grelltThe grandstand scats should not | F irst heat— See-Me Co (Hack ] Call C.n Fo.1 Daily Delivery
n i as a plunging and tricky
r alph, it Is said, did not get be considered as real i.eating nr- ' us), 9:52; unnamed boat
(Him-I
.Adltlqrt early in the season, rommodntioiis nt future football' se tt), Kustis, 15:12; Skedinhllc, j
tho IjflSt two games, he has panics in Sanfard. The grnad- 14:5-1. (five m iles)..
stund was shunned yesterday nr\ Improyed.
Set oiul bent—Sce-Mc Co, 7:-’IK; (
much ns man will avoid n hnusu
,,t« made the first touch- placarded “smallpox.” The •wut* Shower Hath, 12:25; Skf'lmhilc, *'
fbf ' M ercer in a center are too fa r removed from the 1-1:51.
Third heat—See-Me-Co, *1:01; ,
If/'p n d Smith kicked goal sce.no of action. Even though the
Skedaddle,
$0:02. The third limit I
r five m inutes a fte r play be- south goal lino paralleled the first
a.y >Pierce wan romnved from base line of tho diamond, specta wus rim for only two and one half |
' fam e for ifugging shortly aft- tors could not get enough enter miles.
The speed boats which were to he
the lira t m arker. Skelton gnve tainm ent by taking n seat In the
| '3cro^rdTts first thrill with a grandstand. A second section of entered from Mt. Dora failed to I
This is not an Ordinary Sale by any means
Rhone 7(>G jjj
1110 W . 2 n d .
y g rd 'ru h , scoring Mercer’s see- portable bleachers Heating (150 arrive for the races, it was said.
1 touchdown. Smith kicked gonl. spectators should be bought and
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• firs t period ended with the
»r*-14 to 0.
ners frequently fell in making sud
Mercer added only one touch den turns. Coach Moore said ufta n d Pow er L aw n m o w tr
Will be sold at a ridiculously low price for cash or easy terms. At these prie
'll' In the second, making the cr the gnme the field slowed up
Al’ncilcIPfovm
r<>wcrl'ulre 21 to 0. Rollins tried des- Smith, nhd other members of his j
ilvitoi(oiO«rdcnets,Suburb*,
;
/
. v.
Cannot afford to trade.
• nun. Tlucken, tlurUo.Ntii*
A ttly to score us the period bit'ckfield. The weather was idea'|
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,rr,m«ti,l-TiillOrowrta,C.'ouii
• try Eiiitn and tiwnwork.
for football, the day being coni •
—Vt ropiped through center for and criio. Coach Moore was sp j
AMIRICAN FARM MACHlMC CO.
tlla-3ir«l At*. S. B., MlnneapoUa, Mton.
fourth touchdown In the third prehensivo th at his team 'would
J o d , but Skolton failed to kick play under u hot sun with the re
'll; W alnw right of Rollins hud sult of a loss in weight to his pluy
aunt blocked by a Mercer man trs.
.
V t
j..’
I t ‘Wan recovered by Loser
The Mercer mentor praised the
*T—
ting as a touchdown. Skelton defensive work of Elbert WinderI goal, third q uarter ended wcodle of Rollins.
"He would
,rtt fu rth er scoring 54 to 0.
mako any line on the team s that
. iltbn w tn t through left ond I have seen this season," Coach
t , 1 0 1yards a fte r the ball hud Moore mid. “ I don’t know about
Worked up to Rollins 10 yuvd his offensive work because he il id
liatt kicked goal.
not have a chance." Captain ZchjftlUard's punt wan blocked ler cf Rollins was praised ns being
I .M ercer man and recovered by fast on his fret.
'li, for the inventh touchdown.
Tho Mercer squad left at 2:30
«, r
i
j5r] kicking goal. • Wlnderif and Estes wero removed o’clock this morning In a special
rough play.
Bruner tore Pullman for Mncon and will urrivo
finnd rig h t .end and ran 51 yards homo a t 2:50 o’clock this aft/rnioon
The lineup:
v*.
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'll and kicked goul.
Rollins:—
_jii)t marker made. Mercer:—
L,J<1%
Matlmve
...... Mercer on its four Parka, (c)
h e w in g , ™
,
L.T,
Daniels
p a and the ball went to Red- Pierce
I., ft.
Van Poll
| ”dpwnu W alnw right punt- B. Davis
*
C.
Couch
Fardp and th«^gauvg. ended Flomlng
R, G.
, Fralick
W.ball In Mdrcer1* p?ihse»- Davin
Nightengale
It. T.
Pound
U>Uins 15 yard line,
..
R. E.
Zoller
iamlca Moore made a Hut tea
Q. B. : ’ Gutsloll
i backfiflld a t the begin- Loser •’
la te
s lig h tly
L.H.'Zehler (c)
JaaCQtvJ half replacing Smith
Conway
R. II.
Loser With Power anil Skelton
F. B. P. Hilliard
m t r ,,iiis e rt« " td the Roberta
b | $ t o p l e ; l ■•
.
HCort by periods:
k nut fo u r time, twd of
Mercer ............ 14
7 15 21—55
com
Rolllna.......
o 0
0 0— 0
CheyrpW t, n early n^w tires, A-l cp
n *w ..............$H.r>o
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r*w
Tottchdowna—-Roberts, Loser (2)
|V’-' IM6 Ey.se* Coaches, perfect t-onditiun, Duco
Np otfUf royal p o s s c s f iw ti so easy to own f
1926 H udson Coupe (coat new ) ........
t fie Skelton (5), Bruner (2).
* 1925 Dodge Sedan, D uco palitt, recondiueiip
P a in t'....
..$400 to $495
O '
,th#, end*, of tho Points a fte r touchdown—Smith
MAIL THIS COUf \ y o n catalog
_ ^.aundsd throe pass- (0), Skolton( CHott, Power( Brun
Iv..; •
"
. • . O th e r C ars, Good M okes
Good B u y s
•Ion «nd v /u ponallaod er.
F a m e _________
Come see for ft
J' i 0 C ara— $49 Jo $99— A|1 running— FORDS, DODGES, N A SH , B td C K , J5TC.
yj
, Substitutions—Morcor, Bond for
( A d d re ss
in
plain
flg
u
resi
very
low
prices.—
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Inclutfea’W
T
h
is
Sale
’ her.'point! Piefcc; Bnrnos for Roberta; Blruh-r
r*—
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geept one, Skal- er for Losor;Cliatt for Buttes [Pow
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ikla by a small er for Smith; Adams for Parks:
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jph.
f
Rolliim—Wulker for Croat; J.
n thp middle of
lton was cr«d- Hilliard for W alker; ConWfy for
-v:
m i ** .*f, - - A / - .P ^
P . Hilliard; Velasques f o r 1,
7
inderwfeedle
ns •JPfiiys a
ill Tackling
gainst Foes
ters In.
55 To 0 Score
3
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Also Bad
s
O
Free to Growers
S
WINNER OF THE
FEATURE EVENT
in
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A Real Bargain Sale of
BurgessM ilk
N e w and U sed C a rl
Products Co.
New and Used Cars
3
KINKADE GARDEN TRACTOR
t
Cars In A ll on D isp la y a t O ur Show R<
THE REASON:
Large
s
Heavy Stock New Ci
,En Route from Fac\
Stock Late
Used Ca I S
WE NEED
and
i% ik,df ^u^i/^V.but judge
i more by your sixth i^me
^ •^ y o u r oommon sense. There
• ^are^several clean-cut, common
tseoie reasons fbrChickering
■fipremae^vj,• • -
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model
used closed cars,
sedans and coupes. Nearly all rtakes and models—priced special for this sJ
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December i s to 2Gtii
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< t-
fnt
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whose legs nre the rage of London,
"English girls’ legs have im
proved vastly in the past ten years.
"Awful skirl,.i, ugly stockings
and ill-fitted shoes were hardly
comim ive to shapely legs ten years
iig.i but all thei.i have changed
now," she said. "besides short
skirts have made nice legs imper-
woro charactwrintic. The cap atul
gown hnn been tho dirAinKuinhing
characteristic of the student and
acholar since early times.
TK
, 7 7 and Vmen
on bi.h
in dthej S ir . W illiam
The judges
high in
Un„,loLane
n „ oA Soys Many ^
A
re
Bowlegged
and L ays
law profession in the 1 tountry
I “ Perhaps the New .'York girl
wear the gown ns thc symbol of I Blame to Poor Feeding in Itna the nicest legs of all, but Miss
as
great | T he Days o f T h e ir Youth England makes n good second”,
nnt time thlr-year the their achievements
«beil .inlti the college r-cholars and students, and those
say;, another critic.
. .
u«»Tbic thi>ir ^endemic who have i|ccomplir<hcd much in! LONDON, Nov.... ID,— <AI*)—• I
iW; were nc^Qin ponied tljo field of eduction wear it as English girl* with a good pair of, Other opinions nre.
legs are quite unusual according’ M. Perm , dress designer: "Eng[Hfhomore “iisliTs,’'-w|io the'm urk of their, rank.
lin''white,
*' qurykhg tho I ,’To th*‘ utullent in college the] to Sir William Arhuthnot Lane.1] lisli girls’ legs are certainly not
kgs.
'Ig ew n 'gnd
nr.e'ftyihli'jls of fo u r1 noted British phyuciun, but the j ugli< r than those of other nation*.
pMnior
({' I, U ,
npi yodk’ W>rkV Jis widl a-t.of chanu t-, answer of soveral persons well | Miss Hal.a Confchi, dame inof Art- !i?m)
■"r*t.a«l: purpose.
'qualified to speak decided "English j stnictor: ’’One Inyft sim|dy to walk
t
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p
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t
/rf^he
etilhge.
Dr.
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tav, tlm
' acidravyc/' 1
' . T!aw»Vd GVnradii Had in his ow n!
*S(» many English girls newn- ] ply beautiful legs.
----fkiry of the cap and Aiit&b’a ffnWn- Placed the i a p s 1«“>’» “ re Iwwlcgged or knock,
iiid -jbupon,
^ h a \i>*.
c a d s ^,oi
h fm
W ee raniora,
ktued." Sir
ini.> thr
me mititnp,, hneaus
evmi.is, !, -....—■
.-• William says, a ttrlb u t-| The I’rinbc «»f Wales, his favorite
"’l* ba.'kk ii.to
mid
Duriiitc im./|tou:il timqs I who ' jparched out' follow ing t h e ! ing these physical defect* to-bad m ini tu rn e r ccorn and a large mruhber kkangaroo nuide quite
:k* Istweep'’ ti,0 Gown [singing of .th e college, song. The feeding in youth.
.
•« flatrd rubber
Ik* students i f the uni-'seniors will wpar .tholr caps and
"But,”
says
Miss
llcathcr, n vaudevillo tteam ns sjiectators
m
Thatcher,
musical
.comedy’
actress, i discovered on a railway station
| . an<l tin* toWns(Htoplo ghwiia to- Chapel every Friday.
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platform while his highness was ent from the present’*, ho bcIleYes. sentod and onco standing and car- 5 f('-v*rioua «rtist» gfej
waiting
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—Richiml Jack, It. A. who ii. print- ried on a running conversation on atopaM ing knowlege
chased the kangaroo from n hook ing tho latest portrait of King trvncral subjecU as though una- man side. f<i» i sowi
store, the prince amused the npec- Goorgc says he never had a better w»™ thot hi» Portrait wan being Ono might think too, „«T
Jjj state affairs to noti6^|1
Ev holding a sparring ex- subject than the king of England, painted, Mr. Jack said.
"Ho posed fcT me twice, once
“ He discussed tho personalitien personal doings of
^ i t u n , »*»"«*" thc kangaroo and
<,0‘r
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Longer life for man is prophe
sied by Professor Julian Huxley
! r> . hr
in an essay just published, in which
: a
t o 1
he says:
“ By eugenic measures we could
mm
unquestionably raise thc uverage
iipan of human life even without
r ; - ’further progress in hygiene. If
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f * t **M
— d.\A ^tils* >
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as wo may confidently predict, tho
present trend of nffoirs coptlnuo
more and more men wil£ attain an
advanced age, naturally or by rcjuvenntioh'”.
a
The death rate of Infunts anil
young peopla^wlll continue to fall,
Professor Huxley paodlcts and thc
birth rutCyWill dp fOtast'jHo.
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“ As a result of this wo shall In
feisw •
jrngy ~
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a few decuilru hay? a population in
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which the rejattvie... numbers of
young nqd' old will m qulto differ•
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! ASSERTS DOCTOR
SSKE. Flu., Nov. 12.
ui ttm Florida
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December 13 to 20th
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tn o fr .city , T h e H erald Ih o ffe rin g a prize fo r th e monfc
- Mnfter. co jn preh iin slv o , list, o f induatrlcH now in opcrutfon ln thin
M* lh«i Pufftofflci
dla. undur Act pf
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Real Estate Roods
678.000 to l**cd
Royalty 7s In the Wood •?..
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(JET THE
CTuwcr Urr.s, ConcIft(7
oi all kinds, I(00filv7^
ment Coloring, Etc.*
SANFORI) C h ™
\ v.,
w a
l e (jize^
rtsei
'o
■o beautiful, so fair
'£rtil« cross He died;
UAir not silvered white Hin
.h ilr
in.Christ was crucified.
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to die He seemed, and
longer life allowed
'* w hat snares His feet
. met,
Bookings from the crowd?
J J r fH(‘r «l‘l ,l‘w’sJ1 not k,,(,'v Hie m agazine and cannot
• peak for its excellence.
Ifeing th e publication of the
A m erican Medical A ssociation it should have considerable
m erit, and th e four dollars a y e a r su b scrip tio n price m ig h t
web be invested to b rin g th e m agazine into one’s home
^ n 1 V Vu‘M U‘S l,tt,‘Hcularly is th e p erfectly n a tu ra l re f
erence to th e way people seek ex p ert advice upon alm ost an y
th in g except th e b e tte r w elfare of th e ir fam ilies.
" ’I1*? H Pedigreed police clog stu d ies e v e ry th in g he
can find re la tin g to th e care o f clogs. T he sam e man never
ru id s a word a b o u t the rig h t care of his child. His little
boy comes to th e tablet and c a ts w h at he w an ts. T he child’s
exercise, his sleep, his g en eral care a re a so rt of h it-o r-
le pltful His cyo
ipted Him with strife
i#ve left, us you and I S v I)rTPb,8,ti0’n Vt t c r ly f,ovoi,i of ,h<‘ e ffe cts of scientific
stu d y , th e prized police dog g e ts th e stu d y . T he boy g ets
J m ark His life .
' 4•
i Read the Article onGood Seed !
In T oday’s H erald
A. ( ’. F o s te r of th e U. S. D ep artm en t of A griculture
MEANWHILE IT should be rtmcinhered Ihut S. W. Straus is en
titled to public gratitude, first for
givin" the public sufe in vex tin cut a
with a good return and xecond for
promoting needed building, as no
other agency in the nation has pro
moted it.
K ilgore’s Fam ous Bred High! Red Bliss Seed
Potatoes, Beans, and I’eas for Fall and W in ter
I’lanting.
O ur Bred R ig h t Seed A re Am ong the B est in
A m ericarv
THE FRENCH army, “much re
duced for economy's sake,” will
number this year r.7H,()0() men and
167,noil horse*.
Germany, not allowed to keep a
huge standing army. Imx her C7S -■ :
S an fo rd , Fla.
000 men and 157.300 horses work
H. II. C h e stn u t, M gr.
ing for n living, building up Ger
many's new prosperity.
I*rcnch taxpayers clothing and
feeding the huge standing army,
wonder why prosperity letnrns so ■ HMl
slowly.
K ilg o re S e e d C om pany
a n y th in g th a t happen.*} along.
‘
^-Illm when His work
H y g cia," the* ad v o rtisem en t say s, m ay be obtained from
(fono
ii'mllI that life nmy hold,
th e A m erican Medical A ssin-s at ion. r,:ir, N orth D earborn
_,Ahp dangers they nitisi M i;eet. Chicago. Possibly it would be read in m any homes
ran
)l it. w ere louml in te re stin g .
.t f v w and grow old.
f H E I'T.'KNCJI a r m y is muri*
()rW r —E d g ar A. (Jimst.
Ilian r.0(l,0P0 g r e a t e r
ilian ours.
" ^ ^ ----- o— ----\t. ?.ri a Way, a fair a v e r a g e now,
rHio Sanford Avenue Merchants Association
jnubor won lho rare ni
ood Thursiluy. Wonder wliieh
h t, belong* to.
. F or
. Hm* purpose o f rsl.ib li-h iu g S an fo rd A venue as a
o
e*/
g re a te r business stre e t and in o rd e r to m ore thnrouglilv
h« rather annoying (o ai-quaml 1he pub h r w ith lie* m e re h an ls and b usiness meii
inje Mel ’herxon to nolo
iM lall hus pushed her off for/i AlVt t l l M l’ 1|U ,‘‘s ol to'HiMww in th a t ilislric l, Hie San-
■^page
tluntrles are now bringthnt city nine million
.r^. _nnually.
Iiuluxtries nr«
(,Rialto rich und powerful husl-
**-**%Tt.
f. i
A ssoeintion w as form ed a t a m eet
ing hold Iasi night. T he o rg an izatio n m eetin g w as well a t
tended by m nny o f th e leading S anford A venue m erch an ts
who a re <d th e belief th a t as a resu lt of th e a ctiv itie s of
th e ir new asso e.atio n S an fo rd A venue will hen,m e a m o re
unpot ta u t Hie lo r in th e commoreinl life o f th e eily.
‘ damonntrated its love lim innco’ni «<,n' l‘ltTll n ! lat, 1,10 ,m,**Hnir h is t n ig h t and preill , Thur*dny when It linilim ry plans w ere decided upon. 1„ addition to a consist cut
. out in full force for the a d v e rtisin g p ro g ram and im proved m erch an d isin g m ethods
between Mercer anti Rollins, th e new o rg an izatio n plans to do much to w ard b e tte rin g
^ ‘ thousand and more fans general conditions a s they have existed on th a t-a v e n u e .
.(I’M m e like tho one xtngcd
The assoeiatiou j.s expeeted to im m ediately tak e tank
' We wonder h<>w many
lut to «ce tho University w ith o th e r civic o rg an izatio n s. W hile its a ctiv itie s will in
in action,
all probability tie alm ost woolly confined to S a n fo rd A venue
A if.
tt can. and no do u b t will, re n d e r g re a t service to tho e n tire
imber of Commerce I*
by th e
falue to the community com m unity, both w ith p ro te c tiv e m easures and
stim
u
lu
s
which
its
a
c
tiv
itie
s
are
certain
to
give
tra
d e iii
ive the neccnxnry fund*
l; I]t can work.
Next g eneral.
topic of Sanford will be
C o-operation am ong th e m m lu m ls should re su lt in tmmv
pportunity to lino up
Bnizatinn that should w orthw hile pieces ol work lining accom plished. T he form
I for the city. Every ation of the new asso ciatio n o ffers excellent o p p o rtu n ities
r.ford tihoulil be u inelii- ™ * c . " ol -n lv to Hanford Avenue but to S anford
Chamber of Commerce.
—o—----Vtt. ‘
------------------- 0 ---------------------tford .Yacht Club beer
Reason of activity bn
0 plan* for u busy Mcnson
■■BOCl. The Hnvuli!
Heralil UUilihl
would
another big regatta
T he stru g g le betw een m an and m seet for m a stery of
early in the new year,
the
world is assu m in g v a st proportion, and th e insect
lid lu*t winter proved to
.........
.....
to lie g a m in g ,” say s T he \V ushinglon Post. Man l>e/th e „greatest
|. purling I1
■ held in ,Sanford with [viiuse ot his th o u g h tlessn ess and his ignurunee concerniiur
So We Kill the Birds
In f,•«••!, pay, .Irex.s nm| arm
| doped to will an easy
vFlorida today but tho
Sipfpr.Isc a lot of ur. Wp
two occasion*
a»on Tide wn* stated
‘ Gator* by big
„ 1 time* tho Plorion by a wonderful
' emerged victori^ „ .w h e re Florida baa
6. gain* and nothing to
' ay bo certain that
pa will p u t up thuir
“ year
wi" .»«’.*miK,,ll. if not in.iionniblc.
by producing a sin g le crop in stead of d iv ersify in g his .nit
put. th,- farm ,,- i„ ru lliv a ti,,,. c crlai,, i,,„ ,r(a in M,ch ,,v“, :
pow erm g num b ers th a t tho fa rm e r him sulf is overw helm ed.
Th,H facta am! raau,, Z lh
0
IIv.
OUotry lose* one of
*» p a b tlc figures.
r J»en “ U ndq Joe'*
of hi* power ho
*! of c u r because
ttyt’ he
It is su rp ris in g how a
tittle th in g like new Wall P a p e r a iT ^ r ig lf te n up an
e n tire room, and p u t a ch eerfu l spot in th e routine of
y o u r w ork.
Sanford Paint & Wall
. Paper Company
112 W. 1st.
m k .-
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am
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Phone 803
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An Evening of Music *
* Given by a double Quartet
Buy Good Lumbc
Bon Ton Bridge Club Book Week Party At
Members Entertained Library Brings Week
By Mrs. W. W. Potter
Observance to Close
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Gray Is Hostess Delightful Courtesy
Wednesday Afternoon Given for Miss Newby
To Bridge Associates On Friday Afternoon
Oak Ave. and Third Street
.
7:30 P. M.
We invite you to this most ambitious
nrvy
Tuesday $1.00 Specials
ORIENTAI
S T U C C O ’,
Reliable Building Supplies^
*Y^OU tra d e In your
- ^ - o l d h u to m o b ile
for a ‘rmw o n e—: w hy
not your ojd-faahioned
tim epiece for a beautiful
n ew B u lo v a . W atcH ?
W b il. thi* TR A D E- IN
8ALE is in progrna you
can •Killing* your old timepi*ce Ini « new and bMutificd Bulova Watch,
.i
Amusements
A Oratorio by A. R. Gaul
Chase & Co.
U fcj
v - v ••*•
DPn’1 w*'t| Bring la your
■r*
that makes-It poaaibla for
you to own a naw and *»rtiooabU UuloVa W aK h
®isz"SSSS.
erfc* frmm
lawn,
ju st aj
nA ju«t
21, xha*
mobile*^ ha* m..
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FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday School 0:45 o’clock.
Mornitig Worship 11 o’clock.
Christian Endeavor (1:30 o’clock.
Evening Worship 7:30 o'clock.
At tho morning lorvicc the pnstf.T will speak on "Family Roligi'*n.” A special mnnlnT by the male
quartet.
The night service will he nil O ra-|
lorio—nn
evening of music, ren-j
HOLY CROSS ( fit Rt 11
I
.leri
d
by
11
ri<ix)*,l dmible quartet. !
Twenty-fourth Sunday after
Everyone
is invited to w orship,
Trinity
here.
Hi.*!v Comniiiiiion 7:30 nV'*u*k.
Poitlude, .’“Festival
(Gounod)
Organist, Frances A, A
in.
Jewel.Dvr
J'- ,k’ ' -
j5 2
yards Everfast Prints
"“ij for $1.00 :
rpt Oi’atorio
[Way Even mg’i
Chapter Holds
1Interesting* Meeting*
With Mrs. S. Puleston
Notice to Taxpayers
City Tax Books are now
for payment of City Taxes. T
count of 2 per cent allowed
taxes ‘ *
percentinDeceni-.
bath towels
$ 1.00
Master Dick Brown Is. T. , , ,----Miss Gray Is H ostessk??^
Frieiidsi pufied Monda/ night
Wednesday Afternoonr tl 11 By P&1ty l>d Jy*the°SlaSS^To Gude Tyme Club
12
■
3% yards
brown' sheeting
Everfast Stilting
$1.00 h
AH Colors for $1.00
3 yards 50c lingerie cloth
^haagapal
hhI
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The Holy City99
?or Sale By
-* v
also illmCmted nongs. . A -hearty
welcome nwaits tho public.
A Stucco that’s “Mistake-Proof
8“ ^
...... In ililu to ! Froni
hl» « f , place; in tho in stitu tio n , im m o " ? U ' " Z i u Z Z
WITH CANADA, especially, und
th o enemy, Dr. C lark aounda a <la, ion rail to m nki. d with A ustralia and New Zealand,
we diould ho must closely united,
KoTdca‘.K
° f U,C in tr i8 " e“ ,,n<1 M' l'«l»Kenia o f th e Inalnt in friendnhip and good understand n
ves h im B e l f ^ l ^ 'h l s alm s feeds th re e —
H lm w lfi. hla
'
neighbor an d Me,
which Include te*ttmoniea of Chris
tian Science healing aro held a t 7
o’clock.
,Thi* Church maintain.*) a free
Reading Room, No. 517 F irst Na
tional Bank UulhHjfr, where the
Bible and all authorixod Christian
Science liternture may bo read,
borrowed or purchased.
Open
dally except Sunday* nnd holidays
from 3 to 5 p. m.
AH arc welcome to attend our
cervices und to m ale us,* of the
Reading Ito* ,n.
ifiifitfiyiifiyyyyya
BUT IT Would lie bettor ti> meet
"» North American soil., 'fho' I’riY
niter of Cunada, A ustralia uml
Smith Africn, thun go wuiulerihgl
•iff .to Europe, where we are hated]
and not wunted.
1
ing.
'.
•
We a re the now countries, self
governing, with tho same general
idea* and aympathie*. We have 1
only friendehtp fo r them mid they
have shown no hatred for us.
‘
Canada nnd tho United States
will noon hold the halnco nf world
h J E P K ? lG°u I S , KO?d ’.
o f in tellect is even powor apd United State* with
b e tte r, h u t ta r above both is c l f r a d c r . — Theodore Roose- A ustralia and New Zealand, will
compels peace, fo r our p art of the
ourth. ■ . w
-\v
-O*a«*Tv>>' m
*v*., . '
k•
Becomes Bridie o f Lakeland Man 1.
T E L E P H O N E ;‘ ' i S P
musical program attempted at our church
M uch of th a t d re a ry
m onotony th a t s u V rounds th e bushiest? of
k eeping house is due to
tho e v e rla stin g sam e
ness of y o u r s u rro u n d
ings.
IT IS a deep emotion, in human
mid animal naluro. Insect.s have
it. Ship by oxprcK* a queen and
r.umo worker been with food liinuffieient for the journey. Opening
llm package you find the queen
fat, well cared for by tin* workers
starving themselves to let the \
queen eat. It’s part oP nature’s/
wisdom. Leaders were’ neecKXiirv
and their care was important. Thi*
necessity Ims punsed but the habit
remains.
Antitohero in
Florida,
ore dopondont
Minin
it *
'*------'” ’ m
*nPTe
uopoiuiont th
th aa nn is any olhoi
Mtate In lho Union upon th e auc.coss of its farm crops, th e
h jin tin g sotLson is on so th a t ttien .can law fully kill th e ’eimJit', of “ U ndo Joe" m ,es of thoso in sect h o rd er— Bob W hite and his trib e!
MISS LUCILLE NEW BY MARRIED Tn
LAK ELAND M AN IN A BEAUTIFUT
HOME W EDDING HERE TODAY
Security Lum ber Co,
Work!
We are f'ti'tunale, ru in (iermany.
PRESIDENT COO LI DU E doe ;
not approve tlm suggestion that
one Hcnatu committee on foreign
affairs meet at Ottawa, (he council
ol British premiers, to discus* pint
lers Interest lag both count rics.
Tho President is right, this conn 1
- 11,18 ,inlutfoni8t. is co n trib u H u g to Hie success of th e onen v try should attend to it*, own hu*i- I
nuss, l)ere in lho United State*,
^&
p prn!uJhS.
p i W z e Sanford'* ,I ?
hum lias
e insect
«*e, «uium
« « t» wpu|ie,
p y ie . mm.
I,„h enabled
e iu U e d th
U,o
lu s e ii and announce Us decisions from
SK* •
! i .,^ tu ! HHhI.t'1o l" llU)H ovor
stre tc h e s of te rrito ry from hero.
R E S ID E N C E
Sunday Nov. 14
Lighten
siieii a at a in ling a r m y .
r i l l 1, SWEDISH p rin c e s m ar la
ries the Belgian prince, many wom
en noil children are injured in the
erm It.
Men have their revolutions, enrl.’iil the monarch':; power, launeI •»»<>•; i hop off his head.
I'-ot (he iofal out ion for "royal'V. voluntarily scif-nbioomriil be
fore it, remnio* in the blood.
You lie** ii at t|p> royal m arriage
in Brussels, and along the railroad
truck on (jucen Marie's Amurirun
tour.
11(5-18 F irst St.
Brighten Walls
*'l,0,0011 m,.i| ar,* f u n i i n g nine
bioidit il iniilii.ii iliillnrs a yi*ur. Tin*
);<<\**roii<r>nl an>| l.ixpnyvr.s a r e s a v mg o io ’* iiiinili’cil in i 11i«■)]'*, «»| h<*r
'•"liar*, on I mure, tlmt it wmilil
cohI
e d it o r
Rines
Filling Static
[(\V,bZ! - j . ; ; ? . / ‘V<:XL't rl!t from ^communication from th
m
_______ MRS* f r e d *s . d a i q b b , s o c i e t y
A
L!
THE ENTERPRISE in which
A fa rm e r frien d of mine raises pigs. H e g r t s V lot of
(UPREME nEIN’f j - j “o
Mr. Struus IcucI.h mailt* pututlblt* the
j l« none like Thee, j valuable ideas by rending a live stock jo u rn al.
<iuick hmliliiiir of houxing faciltlcH,
Bierse any (h»d beside
a r old lady 1,1
in 1,1,1
o u r block nhas
finee cc aan
She
kk" i . "A rd e. .........*
n s aa lin
n aa rry
y .. S
h e a fter the iiile period of war. It
ng fo all
^ f t h 'urcrirs.” I f:hr..nh n 1' '! f 1!M.i r,l,CH reg u tarly to a m agazine on the care a n d ’ ra isin g ulxo has hrtiucht many new bond
limine', into tie field lack in g .n f
•
• »f b ,7 ,»; V»u w onder why Pm d ra g g in g my n eighbors anil ‘••'m^Cylhe
long record of tin* S.
I m e n d s into th is letter ? '
.
W. ‘f^trap.s organization,
kYER— Lord,, may
TJw autlioritiex should see to jt
°f Thoe will; the
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......... ...........
*n"»ii uuiii mi! A m cr•tne-x....,
ear, hut,xcc>T
-vcJ'J’hce with ican AUdicul A ssociation telling o f th e m erits of "M ygeia ’ that the ■itigguHtionx matlc hy Mr. I
Strut * are carried out and thut j
t'.*/«»! ■Tid abhor oumcItc* .u»}| a m agazine devoted to su b je c ts p e rta in in g to health
a n d i bombvel icit•<! to the public ax safe, j
o f a ll our slna.
th
e
w
ays
to
win
and
keep
it.
'first mortgage real estate bonds I
oare exm-dy that, and nothing less, i
YOUNCI
148
woMVr
|\V r
Why Not Human Beings, Also?
m
Elegant in tta simplicity was
trray with elaborate em'■vS
tho
wedding
this
afternoon
a
t
4
,
bcoiderie*
,.f «„|f tone braid and
Ul
•t (jjpb will meet dt o’clock a t tho. home of Mr. and ^ I v e r threads with largo collar
' the Studio of 8b'i*. Mrs. Jacob Thomas Newby on ' of sllvt‘r f"-X ri"-. With this were
“ Myrtle Ave- J Magnolia A vinue, when thqir worn shoes and other nccoH^irie;
. “
! daughter, Lucille, becam e' the to match.
IItr flowers wore
f . aw a lt
Vefk" pnrty a t brtdo of Kcrfoot B ryant of Lake- ccTSage <.f lillics of the valley
* >5T -* *
i h ' , 3 o’clock. ’ land, the Impremlve ceremony be
Immediately
th
e
.,w
w
„
m
p a i n t i n g and?
-il
|ln g performed by I)r. F. D. King, the young eoiq.l,. |,.|i i„ their car
T
DECORATING'']
meet with pastor of the F irst fluptist Church,
| floh wl11 ,,t :{.-:|0 In the presence of relatives und lor a motor trip down tlu* Kan
Con/rt and up.oi their return «•;!!
IW
.
-Ev»n'
Phone 568-W
,n few intim ate friimds.
he at home : , their friends
* 1
^/f Holy Cross
In the living room quantities of, Lakeland,
2608 Sanford At
Continuous from l p.
Ut*.
J with Mrs. G. F. pink and^/ white chrysnnthumuma'
Mrs. Bryant is the only daugh
1!
I
I p.
■ •>.
dock at her homo and asparagus fern* were used in tur of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob Thomas
II : «>.N«REIiATI,»NAI. CH IR C U
1baskets, the handles (being tied Newby and came to Sanford with
— TODAY —
o’clock.
1
Morning Service
^.liwodors Lnng- with fluffy bows of pink tiille. nt»r parent* nl>out fivo years a^u
*
- ■,
Evening
Prayer
and
ncrinon
7:30
Pri
hide,
"Shepards’
Morning
pS with 0 reception Silver candlesticks holding lighted fre-m St. Louis, Mo.
She Is nn
o’clock.
Song,” Davis.
•
I Cluh from 8 to 10 pink tapers were also used with unui'jnlly tnlentwl musician nnd is
Jack London’s De L o u
A
cordial
invitation
is
extendlinger),
Martin
Stincipher.
[», and Mrs. Cal- chnrming effect.
a graduate of the high scho,*l „t 1
ed to all.
Production
S.do, "Spirit of (Jod," ( NeiilGreen and gold wore the colors Jackson. Term. She holds A. It.
Offertory, “ Andnntino” I Law*1 hH
_ fill meet at 3:80 used in the dining room and and M. A. degrees from Stetson
CONGREGATIONAL CHCRCI1
leu)
, Clarke Loonurdy were effectively carried out with University nt IVLnnd. For tin,,
“The
Sea
W
o
lf’
• Church Sclioid t»:43 o'clock. Kd
Post hide, "March in (}" (Mniu| Street.
rhryaanthumums nnd cosmos. The yeurn Mrs. Bryant was dean of
Portable 1‘honoi
win Rnnilall General Super inti'ml l i,l,t)
_
Comedy
jtlhllinry Circles 'lining table was laid with « hue Del,nnd Hall at Stetson Pniv,*n.
Spcml your money for
cat. Tin* school hns been recently
Evening Service
}o’clock as follows: rover and centered with a silver ity ami also a member of tin* fac
"THE YELLOW
I eg roiled and there an* now classf Ul1* Tiren and Tubes, AutTj
Prehnle,
"Angelo
Serenade"
G. I*. Paxton, at basket filled with yellow ehrysan- ulty of that. University.
Ii
I
B
raga)
i's
for
all
ages.
The
Men';)
Clast;
; Sl' ril, !* 'Phonographs and
V
tluimums and ferns and tied with deeply regreted thut her mairiag,
| Radio, KlaxbUnJus :im)
meets in thi* main nudiloriiiiii.
Offertory, "Elogic" ( Sheppard v
Mi* K. H. t'liupmaii n butterfly bow of gold tulle. takes her from Sanford.
|
| Bnltcrics.-etc •*,„) ^ lh<
Morning Worship 11 o’clock.
j Street,
The
groom
is
the
son
of
Mi
ulara on i|)(. Kjve PJatfMjpi
Baritone Soloist, Martin Stcineiph1 Hit, .1. H. Mcl’as- Placed about this were cundletticks J. Everette Bryant of Lakeland
holding lighted gnld-colorcd ca
A-M
er. Rev. John I’. Root will speak ............................................................................................................ a i m
1 Avenue.
und
is
a
graduate
of
the
Lakeland
thedral candles.
■lid
on the subject: "Superheated F ur
|Kr*. J. R* HlnterHigh School.
He also received
naces.”
Preceding the ceremony a short his B. S. nnd L. L. B. degrees nt
•tnl Avenue.
m
I
Evening Service 7:30 o’clock.
[jin . II. H. Lewis, musical program was rendered by member of the Pi Kappa Phi, Phi
M
a three-piece orchestra composed Alpha Delta, nnd Alpha Phi Kp-iOld familiar songs, congregational
I Avenue.
,'ID*? Hanford Ave. PBnl
(’. P. Vincent, Of cello, Mrs. Reeves, vmlins, Misa
singing. Sermon subject: "God in
f r„ U.rni,ies.
He is a v„ung
tile Fields."
laulm e Cook and Clnuda Herndon lawyer <,f marked ability und .s
|hr*. James A. PittThe bride was a picture of love- popular in both civic and social
!■
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
High Street.
lines* in a sm art frock of Jungle J circles at Lakeland, where In* and
u
1 Mn. S. E. Gibson, green crepe Elizabeth with pleat- his charming bride v*ill make th eir'
Our second Quarterly Conference £
| Avenue,
will he held today at the morning j
ing;i on the skirl, sleeves ami douh-1 home.
hour.
j■
d*)
le collar. A smaller collar of! Among the out-of-town giiestn- .
.
l*hofo Ity Ktriinfcrw
I
LfWwIey ('las* will clyamen Kfet*n nlled a pretty j attending the wedding were Mrs. 1 Mrs. hirto>>t Hiyant, who before her m arriage this afternoon Was
Preaching, II o'clock, hy Prcsid-iJ|
nxial at the home 1 finish. Her picture hut of'cylu J. Everette Bryant of Lakeland Miss Lucille Newby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thomas Newby, ing Elder, Rev. II. J. Iln eflin g er.il
Stoke* nn
mi Ninth men grtfen panne velvet with brim mother of the groom, Mrs. Charles of Ibis city. Miss Newby ha* been a resident of Sanford for the jrnst Du* business session of tlu* <|iiarterm
ly conference will immediately fol-I ■
[dock honnring Mis.« of silver nnd green metallic cloth,
Stewart of Pel.ond, Miss Rebeknh five years during which time she hus made a large circle of friends low tlio Mention.
IE
tr, a bride-elect was embroidered nnd applied with Stew art of DeLnnd and Mr. uiul
She is n graduate of the Jnckson, Tenn., High School and hold* A. B.
Evening preaching service, 7 :'!i)i*
[will be Mrs. J. If. contrasting colors. Her wrap was
Mrs. Philip Buck of DeLnnd.
jnnd
M. A. degrees from Stetson University. For the pn*t three years o’clock. Sermon hy the pastor.
Iff, f. Stokes, Miss
Sunday school. i»:30 o'clock.
I "Mrs. Bryant tins been a member of the Stetson faculty. She is 11 mem
|ln . A. I). Zachary,
Kpworth
League devotion a I
anil Mrs. M.
ber of the I i Bela Chi Sorority and ulsn of tlu* Phi Beta inusicn] fra
■8
ternity. Mr. ami Mrs. Bryant, a fter nil extensive wedding trip, will meeting*, 5:30 o’clock.
J
Prayer meeting. Wednesday 7:30
of the Presbymake their home in Lakeland.
o'clock.
t will holil business
A most cordial invitation lo all
at 6:30 o'clock
the services of this church.
lor*,
Among the many social affairs
day
A fitting climax for Book SVcA
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1 Association for of the week 011c of the most de
Edward Rudircl, Minister
l>wtll meet at 3:30 lightful was thut of Wednesday which has been observed hy l be
All usual Sunday Services.
[B|h .Srhixi] Amli- afternoon when Mrs. Wynn W. Municipal Library this week, will
Potter entertained member* of the
Prnyer
meeting
Wednesday
IT’S T IIE B EST IN V E ST M E N T IN TH E l,OMR(
he the Rook Week parly to be
Mis. It. B. Gray w is In. t«*:.,
of tin* lovlo-st roeial cour night at 7 'ill oVloelc at 12nf» Elm
|4«y will entertain B011 Ton Bridge Club a t her hojue
given thi:; affef-nonn hi three Wcdncsrlny aftcrnooi, when she eu- , M||lJ wit)| wl>;. ,, Misil
Avr nue.
W H EN YOU BUY OUR LUM BER YOU CAN
[icfcilc at tier limni* in Rose Court.
I
he
approach
of
•
Thanksgiving
terUiineil
at
brslge
at
lu*r
lu.me
.
,
,
o’clock
at
(he
Woman's
Club,
to
At tin* Sunday evening r.ervico
honoring Mrs.
was emphasized in the decoration.', which all children, their parents on West First Street, the. guest [ f T '
SU R E YOU A R E (JETTIN G VALUE.
l,l" n
"la t the iiastor wdl give a Iccturo-scriKjing members of the Guile Tynn
\ rui! 7 ' K Whv"
moil on, ■’Thp’l ’a.Hsioii Piny of (Jh.
Rif the Mcthndist nnd other details. The color mo- nnd friend:: are most cordially in Bridge
Club.
the I nleli*; < lata entertained in cranintcrgnti.”
Thi* nnlivea of
[krtiin at the home tiff of yellow nnd green was ac vited.
v 11
1
. I h«r honor ul the home of Miss this Gcrninn village present this
l&fin. nt 3 o’clock, centuated with basket* of yellow
Aellow
chrysanthemums
and
,
Martha
Fox
on
Oak
Avenue.
The following program has been
chrysanthemum*.
play every It) year;* in gentitude
fern* were arranged with pleasing I
lif e Until Spencer,
1 urkeys nnd other Thanksgiv arranged: .
effect in the living and dining I Purple and gold, I lie, artisti*- for their delivernm-e in 1533 from
I Piano solo; Helen Wilson.
ing emblems adorned the tally
room.', where the curd tables h a d 1 color scheiiic, was , al l ied out in tlie Black Plague, at which time
* Reading, “The Plaint of the been placed for play.
every detail, baskets of goldcu- they vowed to Goi| they would do
card*
and
a
fter
the
usu^l
number
®t of the WoOnmel,” Frederick Duiger,
rod, dailies mid other wild flowof
progressions,
tho
prize]>>r
high
Tallies done, in nulvnimit de ■• l i being arrnngod with pleasing tins.
I mgular nicH*tC orner Maple and 6 th St.
Kong, "My Shadow," Dorothy
score
nmong
tho
club
members,
a
Then* are over 50(1 players In
I house nt 3:30
j.signs of gills wearing full cos- 1! effe«*t i-i the spncioui rooms.
E. COMPTON, M gr.
Colonial powder jar, went to Mr*, Smith.
tin*
cast. It (IciiIh with the Life
Dimes
and
carry
houghs
of
a
n
J
Phone 797
Piny lotto, "Story Terrace,” by
jj..
R®» Caswell. The high score guest
. twmn foliage were used in keep 1 The evening hour:; passed qulck- of Christ. Rev. Rudiccl will use)
a,,,. , ,1 ... I Pri*e, also n powder jar, wn3 won the following:
/ *V with numerous game* and con a numher t*f sLrrcopticiui slides.
| ing si'.in ■; for the card game,
K
i
r
'
V”*(
hy
Mrs.
Em
m
ett
McCall.
Maria
Ann
Powers,
Nona
Rivers
tests which afforded much rnen-1wjmmwuh r*inoi
i,
,
. .
i When scores had been colic I
|^| t(| .
1 |
U% (,° nc^l,?,on
1110 jnm*.1 Esther Beniamin, E lo iu Wynn , ed it was found 1 lint the prize f - i ment. I.nte in th e \ ' I l l l i g tile
•tr"
the tubes were laid with hand Julia McClftlnnd, St. Claire Cam
teacher of th
. All . It. A.
high
■
•<
-..re.
an
uniher
glass
mayon
tn«ufi» covers und refreshno-nts <on- eron, Bobby Stew art, Sidney We in
Winston, presented
i naive I. ivl and plate, had been w-- >’ Ul n lovely pi?i*e Mi****. New by I
‘f Ibodist •-h'liiig of 1 reamed chicken in tin; berg.
v
if 1 |vo • is a
Flank Benjamin. Gilmm l>C Mr; I». I". IT..waul
Scr ■
gift fcoai t:i* • laiu i lulls and a .salad course with , of- Steele, Spiott Long and Roluii.
! high a .!-•• pri/i , an /it11,/. i ,
-Ctf
; fee Were served by tin* hostes.*, us- A dam s..
lii*lVi'*hi.e-ni ; .1 ' 1vn.i: ...I
1 l|o\\..| bi.k l and b.ibler, v.i'o (
sistecl by Mrs. J. D. Woodruff and
In le. « ii.'dslie
Piano-Solo, Pauiiue Slmid* nmn* . : Alls* Maude Xn c b r.
Tli.
Mrs. Men cas-well.
1 ,*. and •11.t -. leiu
In
Oriental
Stucco
cvenj
Awarding
of
the
poster
prize.-;
a I..' ml i:n..,*d hud *
PL
c I'.
■ho.u* pluving were Mr*. Joe
*i vi i| i
The i fell I a r be lot oi' Mi |*. S, ., . ' .-•dil vi j .
th in g is m ixed in at tu
: o'^e • bittenden, Mrs Janies 1,’idg*- bv Rev. Morlimei- Gh/ver.
-ii i. \\ in*to, Hill II
judges
for
'bis
are
Mr-..
A.
It
Key.
mill — even the beautifl
le. fie ;>IMi l,t ■ ,.1* potato -.da
----------- . . .
. t . 'L,:.
_______________________
.
' Mr*. Ben Caswell, Mrs. .1. |>. Mrs. o. M. Berry
lass.
11 odgxuii sallines, Vnk •, lea and ................
j Woodruff, Mrs. Emmett Mh all, Bull.
mineral colors. Only wanf
Miss Ni *.k wore fur I hi
served by the hostess followi g 1;/
ia n
I i w rs' kM,,‘‘rt
H’ri'y, Jr., nnd
ion a most hec.»ming I rock ...
is added. ' •
Brief Address in memory of awarding of the prizes.
U l O i r Ip}. Mrs. Potter. *
toast-colored
guorgetto made with
ith
3 large 50c
Mrs. Minnie Key hy James G.
The players were Mrs. • D. ('.
T he finished exterior
Shnron.
Cl * v ‘ fH U I IOl r \ A r* y-11
Howard, Mrs. P. S. Neeld. Mis. circular flounce on the skirt and
be evenly c o lo re d ^
Short talk hy Mrs.
Henry A. If. Beckwith, Mrs. J. R. Adm.'*. 'irc q jn r cuffs trimmed with ru f
Wright.
streaks or splotches,
Mrs. Ralgjgh King, Mr*.
(! fle* of narrow cream lace.
Thn entire evening was most
Awarding of the Thomas Wright Waites. Mrs. E. E. Paijy, M,,.
For
us about
*
r 1
L*7 al treat i* in j
Memorial Prizes hy Rev. Morti Atkinson, Mre. Verne C. Me* e.t enjoyable. About 25 ilitss mcm*
All Wool -Flannel und wool Jer.suy—
lor, ‘r"U‘l m"-s"' >>>
mer Glover. Judges for thi* urc ge.r Miss Maude Ziegler, Mrs. ' k*ra attended.
Mrti Edward Marked, Mrs. E. IV. Lowe, and Mrs. G ray.'
F t ; ; ? ' ;:n;1
?2.75 to !>5.00 y a rd
ODD FELLOWS NOTICE
An
exceptionally
interesting A. Dougluss atid Rev. Mortimer
M'ricrittn Choir
, ,
re g u la r price
"clock ut monthly meeting of the Sal lie H ar Glover.
rison Chapter N. S. D. A. R. was
■'I l-hun h.
he exemyards 36-inch
! p7«rain |m« l.,.en , held Friday afternoon nt the home
nt ‘ 7:3d I
of Mrs. Samuel Puleston in Rose
.......—............. will bo servUourt with the regent, Mrs. R. E.
by the Rebokah staff. Visiting
Tolar, presiding.
Will lam
Master Dick Brown, the l.rigbt | ,,n,thcr8' are cor(illtyF w elcom e.
Routine business was transacted
Mathers.
young won of Airs, ami Mr*. !>. B
"ST
r***<lanii*s -i*
(. n»d reports were read by the varl-4--------4- SSO..J
Brown, was host Friday uflelriii»»..*i
F »• Fang..
Imis standing comiqlUeg*.
The
The.1 member* of the’Gudo Tyme a t n most delightful children’" par
A-t
the
Churches
'*'•
Bruhain U(M| ’ ,y id T ra ir’*commjttec which iiavc
i been instrum ental In marking hi*- Bridge Club wore most delightful ty at his homo on Highland Avily -entertained Wednesday nftcr- mio, the affair being in cslolirHt!)..!
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
r 1- s.-u. bighUm !
*Pot* In Florida hus con
noon
by M |^ B. R. Gray a t hqr of hi*'birthday nnnlvOreary.
> »m .
| siderable data on Fort Reed, and
t unday school 9:30 o’clock.
Pink and white chrysanthumum.',
I Part |
il hns ben authorized to make plan* cozy home on West Frlat Street. and. ferns were arranged in hasMorning worship and sermon 11
1t^rgan)
Autumn flower* and foliage were
o’clock.
for marking this spot nt an early
1 .0 0
'■
used in decorating the room* where kots and bowls in the living and
t ;
Subject of sermon, “In Tho
. c . I,r Mi-cnslin date.
dtiilng
room*.
The
dining
table
poolo \[
Muntverde School, which is the tho card ^able* had been placed wu» laid with a handsome cloth School of Christ." Tho pastor will
r. Ernge
■„
Mrs- Mil,*h«|| sent of much Interest for the D. A. for play. '
and centered with Vw birthday he id; the pulpit.
\ Table of Fancy- S tam p ed Good*' WorR,
' Score card* and tallies were cake iced in white and topped with
-Young People’u Union* fl:3U
R.
chapter*,
and
has
bdepriticluded
iKithit-r.v
Towels, Pillow Caaeii 4 ^ d U u n d t y Bags.
o’eiock.
.
P’nigt* ami in their educational work was dis done in girl* wearing fall frocka four small pink topers.. >
V o I iia o
t
Values
up to I I . i t e t ’ Vi';.'' >g ' i W f .- - .
cussed and plan* are being made and. carrying bough* of autum n
vriU be given of the
Ggmcn of a l l ' kinds were played
foliage
and
after*
the
usual
nutato place a girls’ dormitory there
Polo
by tho children onjtho spacious S o b tf Florida B. Y. p. U. Confer■
*. •; W-; i ftufArri ■■
Lb
Mr KmgU •»y I he D. A. R. Chapter* of thi* ber of progression*, tho prize for lawns during the 'oftoruoon, tho
fh
ik lA A
high score, an amber muyonhaik* main feature being . "Pinning on „ * vf nlhS aeryica 7:80 o'clock. Dr.
state.
bowl and plate, was awarded Mrs, the donkey’* tall." The prize for
Balf* of .Orlando will
h r t ii
, Much int«rd*t ha* been maniftfattho g^/s
girls wa*
Was won
won by
by - Betty
Betty M
Me *p«ah at the eveniiig hour.
*<l in securing fund* for the Na^ X). C.. Howard. The •second high lfl0
r lOrgaii >
prize, a flower bowl *nd tcioll*nd, while A.' W. Epps Jr,
' Wednesday; ^evening 7:30
tional D. A. R. Auditoriiihi <untfer ccoro
.f.r," went tn
Mian Maude Ztevlar.
___________________r
r
to.Miss'
Ziegler. 1___
N t*
M‘:(*«»lin construction a t Washington, D. C. stand,
proved
to bo the w inner among
the
* 'Very timely series of
In cutting fo r the conaofctilon
Iketus Mr (' r,|huni
A t. the conclpalon of buatne**, a prise, a hand-painted *bu^ vase, teds. A grab . Afforded much
■vjfif' W.opened..
„officete »pf> the. church
moat intonating as well a* instruc Mrs. P. S. Neeld was the lqeky merrlmpnt, each,
g iv in g law it/jT
tive paper, ‘‘New York; th«; Nkinvite dtiiiens nnd v«Hone.
: Late laMJwt^1
«owte
tion’s F I.,
i&n
,r*- Lovelena written by'
its o f .ip o te ^ ;
Refresh
weVo invited i
room ”? r
lives, cake* 4 '
<rfam.
re«d by lira . A. T$ Rosslter- .The daltinec,' ‘
r O F CHRIST
hy.tho.
program , f o r . . ^ ' ohapt*rVf6»Hhtf
of
year, is “ Am erica Through 150 W W W **
Years," and this paper wa*,tb«’J »C'
if-vavrs
rite
if/iS .,
ond of M l
hteh h^e *bfto'
M If
-t , L-H
w
'•'Tii
h vc‘e>» writuw '^w I t S s l i u S )
8th and Maple
/
, ... .
x&.'zt'-a. , «, ■ v’: r.
m
I’fto n u c T S c S ?
IAII» PfaATKOItM
Bf/ii
lo rd would be am azed a t th e 'le n g th th a t list would a tta in . 1
"f ;l ,,,'Mnr in P^ndpal or inJ C *1 iM tc M 'i frost i t w-as no t so very long ago th a t iin y citizen m o ld ait dnu,n ' ler,M t0 a">‘ ‘nventor, has a record
tr rwit* to Jack
and w rite fro m m em ory in a f e w C l L t c 7 ™ e n u r i* c r w d h ext firmneial concerns
lho
can ,6un^
equaL
nn}e s i. of Pa>‘h,
firm
in .^anroru.
Sanford. Many big railroads hnvo reason to
• t at. J*baa.Ii v „ f ”4 u~-~
. ’ of all th e bu sin ess m
in ss in
C a u l.
*
C u t th e ir tmyn !s strid in g tow-ard big city days. S anford envy it.
W tllf way.
It is l hcroforc Mr. S tm i”-' rig h t
i! S i ('Vn ° Jh,vk th.(,y. know their city Nfould find it real to spe.'ilt ns nn expert in real estate
ly p ro fita b le to* try th e ir hand a t i h t & ™ L ™ b i . i S bond issues, and his demand for
m
kalNIaa aro. concerns as th ey can rem em ber.
closer serutiny of such iusuca, en
feotelN, apartM hon»r
Send in y o u r list to The H erald w hen you think it is com- titles him in the gratitude of nil
O c o s s i . . i „ n „f
m.s .- p ie te .
titles him t«>»the gratitude nf all
investors.
irjtna of b o n l r r a r a
—
o
t.Uranus
■
l . t r Uknriir.
>WII*a or rlly » bmii«lri,n.
i ti. U IIl\'M \ c i . h i Jiantinta m r
J.llr. Su.tw-' suggestion';), jiiqs Abie
X C *,
_ Bill •>.(nn
; publir i. i.living real oslAto bonds
'l011 for Inrrrnard
The neighbors next door have a fine pedigreed police dog. ■at I he l i lt- •>»' a billion a' year ami
IV
total »oi will lie many Idlth e y read reg u larly and religiously, one of th e best dog the
lipiifc.
VERSE FOR TODAY
m agazines published.
• . ' ,
S3 ' 3 i T to m,,k,V‘
y.’«
'•<.;i/'*
I0NE
RAW NO m s
V
How m a n y Hto r os
How mnity
5 ^ * ™ ™ * '° ™ ? « « w m any m e at .h o p s *
n„w ™ J
JhVlCWi .All obituary d ru g a to ie a ? How m any r e s ta u r a n ts ? How m any clo th in g
• O* thanks. resolution*
k *t,VS/’>^ tt.,.l2M\enta where ^ n r o \7-mH0W, r ny bttkerk* ' ' How m an y g arn g o 8 ? Hpw
l/fthailelfwIH be charged m nnl J } ln ,rH t'Ul'mH' How m any ^enl e s ta te o ffices? How
fsrtlsing rates.
, h T l f l S )reH
HT many botcln? How m any boarding
.-i r .M f i{ b riiR a s f c f l V
r
nmuy bna:,ty Hh°f,N? How m any p ictu re
BEFORE THE Atneytepn conHow m any la w y e rs 7
MM---X "uaa foreaolua
. .rt. I it VB‘ How m any candy s to re s ?
strictm n ontiiieil, in Cleveland, a.
II. nr** •ti*P»iciie*
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m
nny
d
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n
tis
ts
?
IIow
m
any
W. " l ran:', head of tho biggest and
. .P*0*F an<l also the
How m any c h u rc h es? How m any schools? ohh-O
-Ollaheii herein. / •; p re a c h e rs ?
real estate bond house in
MbMcaMnn nf epecldl
tin aro alau ronorv.it. t h n t i r ,B ny t ^ alc ,,,? r8 ? A n d w h a t o f t h e list o f in d u s t r ie s i America, made various raggestlons
tn a t n a v e n o t b e e n m e n tio n e d in t h. u. t. . s_________..u
e r ie s o f q w
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and
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T h e H crn ld ’s idnn in
la th«it
tb ..t ntitr
fit,., . i n . . . . .
, ‘
. . Uhe_
Jrfhe publir authorities.
i nr
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AUGlin
F ir s t Nations) lC
Sanford,
ftffD o a !
WHOS ax? iT
AltfT <3o h m a
oven a reality to the m a n 'o f 82,
h a n l'fn r the man of 60 to m l Ilip
t h a t ‘ big war veterans (think of
the Spanirh war at: n distant mem.
ory, hard for the old man to reuiIse (hat the Civil W ar Is^oncicnt
history, except' to a little fringe
nour the graves’ edge.
.
We Minn forget wars, and so we
sta rt new ones.
V*
IIow r^ in y gro cery sto re s h a s S a n fo rd ?
1.
i
t*r
A ycar’n eubneription to The Herald will bo given to tHo
« « w «*4 M a u tr r
in ,th£ ]^ 8wL ,*,,curntc »at of buHlno?conIt i* bnrd for the innn of 80 to
iM Srtate M i |.r
Sanfoni
'
a
r°
contr
,utin;r to ,hc business development of realize that thn big w ar la n o t1
b u i l i l IMIlor
r***l
on
C IV**?by
llVMunnia—u
l*nrrl..r
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Carrier,
per aro th e re in w hich, dry-goods a m be b o u g h t?
Weekly. Edition 1 3 0 0 .
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Ladies’ Brassicirs 3
$1.00
Table o f ladles; Mijslin^
, and Knit Underwear
$1.00
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(ft Pa., Nov. 13.—
ahm nnd control
$ * ^ tttltm a U sug.l*dt«y driving more
put an end to rcckloss
cbmaa from Benjamin
n» Pennsylvania reg istrar
^.vehicles.
f cihly greater safel A 'Itolftai traffic system, but
!• and o-operaU pn in
ho traffic laws.
B,Ode possible he not on
i have a)] Jaws, j.xcept
netessity local, pnnsed by
y b u t also would oven have
Jnoi system of traffic police
from tho local forces, and a
H*t «tate system of traffic
hs
(ll) 6
,thp legfslatlon nrw In
lynbn- comments, “in auch
of harassm ent and beMat, t o ’the car owner ns al-i
to ’disgust him with auch
hip.
.1 physical characteristics
, tn ariH M e Certain regulations ncc- •
^{^ieibrjir, but it Is expecting too much 1
-> u »^um « th a t the motorist from
Other community in the state
i be acquainted with nil of the
regulations some city corny
< j n~^Wp>nr^
IS
IB h t ^ n l f t c id br
By igafes a n d . not by ci-
A UTOISTS VISIT CANADA
Tourists are motoring to New
Brunswick, ( unndn, in increasing
numbers. At the end of Septem
ber there was a record of 1(1,170
autos having entered the province
from the United SU tcs. The num
ber represents an increase yTTlfiBHi
over the same period h ut /e a r.
sion to 71 truck companies t^, oflcrate more than 0 ,0 0 0 miles l of
truck lings* in the state.
.Sty V
agTOm L deaf l l f j e
r o g r ^ I h
■
.
A fter,# TO *. < & & & $ «fe
rcrirpentaU on,;. a v ia tio n .. qV n
count only about 500^
tho a ir pyer tfit.U q l
exclpsjve , of.
of tWuia -ln t ^ i ir m
r ayS.
navy and!. rip*i*f1
' l ig -icK—
*7*-.
o a r in
au to
mobilfs mi *
mUlion^ ';
The annnuttl IncwuW in the de-.
aitineMnlkilir
s* ■
mnnd for agtomoUJba «has •bedn
so great th a t progress id auioJmobile, engineering could, hardl.v keep paco with' it, ’
•Such advance in num bers a#
hfi-d of design *; and ipiprovement would bo.flopjorah# W
aviation. Perm anent populari
ty of the airplane 'ipust depend
<>*n• its. careful, engineering, doi*
niiinr.t
Pn
«# li .g .l.: '
yelopment.
Fccfora of
reliability anil a
&
S
’
be given painstaking attyntipp
to a considerably, g rea ter degree
thnn was>cc§tSMury in the.O uq
>f the antomobilbAf.;;
'
Passenger c«r*/fam c Imforp
(rm ks in uutorfidbiie history'.
t'i miner, ini planes cornu before
pl< asure planes In oviallfrn his-,
tm y.
I'hat'.i the difference in tho
•ii.gr* *s of these* vehicles of
tr ^ e l. If We got ahead if the
engineer? in one line, we’re
wisely following them in the
ut her.
t
:
D ea fer
Authot Of 6 Rules
For Safe Motoring
,r
Chevrolet
;I$1,500,000For Parts inj
Distributing Plants [ |
The custom biauty
body will
please yiig, the cAistom luVury^ef its rich interior
will delight you, tin* power of its silent Studebnlicr L-hcnd engine will amaze you! Only Stuilebaker’s One-f’rofit facilities could achieve such a
combina*ion of beauty and s(atnin.t4 a t sticli a
jirice. See it today! 0
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THE BEST CROP
INSURANCE
[ Saturday aru
F o r Sat. a n d M o n . O n ly
in Moi
BandelUs Emporium
J S S i T C ”......J
Underinsured
“k*»-
UNDERINSURKD usually wins the
verdict, when a careful survey of the
average person’s insurance coverage,
is made. Permit our Insurance Dtepartment to go into your insurance
needs with you, perhaps you are car- i
rying too much insurance or too little. ;
In either case we will be glad to S
frankly discuss the matter with you* 1
Our insurance department will ren
der prompt, efficient and courteous
service in all insurance matters. Call; ^ >
Chas. M. Powell Jr., telephone 588.
The Ideal
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ar
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C o u p e ♦ ♦♦ '
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t. o. b. Flint, I
Certificate Pltuu r
iLearti what it really means
. to.drive a low-priced car that
is d eligh tfu lly sm ooth at
*o<fery speed— that exhibits
clich-of-the-heel accelera
tion—that can be driven at
fO and 50 mileA kn hour-r
hoiir after hour—jvitKpilt
.the sllghtest sense o f forcing
or fatigue! T ike the wheel
of a dhevrolet yourself! Until you actually diiv6 a
Chevrolet, you cannot real
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or Sister
o f c o s tlie r
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lia n t b e a u ty a n d su ch
th k ti ll in f i l q u a l i t i e s o f.
fo rm a n c e .
T ak e
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and
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v predate bVery' day of the year . . 5 SVC; .....
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o o PtdHret%rdinr^t£i
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formyeai^fir'cfnne.
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3 2 x 4 ......
710 W. F ir s t m „ P h o p s 472-W
V* M il,'rnm,'n K' •
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S*
W . S . P R I C E . JM gr.
*^° d possible
|«J” *nto nn artiU»m 6o to
‘ru
r " ' ! , 'll:""1" '
tru th !
• W iit^6|Y d^ erBr6b!em.r it is thu. \ .** "-S.
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p «RTILIZRR
le a rti
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in g h a ii d ll n g e a s e w ith
f ' :I
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WillMApprecMedmS
njoy
Goodyear Advantages
J
For-Less.
.
B
W po r t e d i e r iH unfavor»tM J b t Jtho growth
"in (Tmml a in
"(hs ()f th,. pres
S A N F O R D
to W.712 bund '
R
m o b ile c o m b in e d su ch '
A Share o f YoutPatronage
No need to “stir” around about
what to give
fo#.Christmas.
.* • *U1*•' I “rad when plM ^lin Fldrida will
likely seed vitVlft vfhon the weflth-
N e v e r bfj
f o r e h a s a n y lo w -p ric e
iu ic
&
s u t
Romaino has’ found '• market
ranging from $1J5 to |l.5 0 for tho .*truction
iruKllon « f - f l f i o j e o i j w
few cars which have been shipped, house, h<r f ! j
w
E lm A v e a n d 1 8 th S t.
'•'.V'lf-l'*’'
fin,:
GOTHAMGARDENS Regulation Q f Celery
RUNBYCHILDREN C
utting Is B
ig F
a cto r
cutting
Big
Factor
--7
: ARE SUCCESSFUL
Of Industry, "Grower Says'] SP E C fA L O F F E R ^m
o t £ r ' T 8ten' ’ ° r
i” "n°V-.T\.charactt,r th,u ls primarily
M«d borne although again unfav>
^ at,h.er eon<|ition» actually j
iri
F?orbh
t S 'U‘quirc,, ‘ hnraitej
m Florida. Twenty
years ago tin
Maryland Experiment StatloU car. f ’
Tied on tests over a period
Of
years, c
|,ta poultry form of l
a*®!!’. . “ B,P"r»ng U>e pithiness of E xperim ent Begun Thirteen
Enrrood. captured
American grown seed and Euro
Y ears Ago Has Changed In v J ^ f ' 1- ‘‘d h ir a good or bnd successful
1 , of them being
growers, year in a n d !
pean grow seed, and invariably the
to a B eauty Spot Section L )
poultry show of
M
1 , h*‘
c o w e r is an year out, in t!„, country.
, Amoricim grown seed |„,d « higher
i) Exposition
Of Dism al (JiLs House A rea impossibility, i„ the opinion of
Mr. Meisch is chnirmun of thu
John Meisch, one of the largest
• sumnbly
~
K‘\i>ce;nts*«.
° r ,,ithythe f)lnnt«. j>roof a northSeminole County Bourd of Com
Kuroptai,
growers
in
the
state,
and
who
hns
By
A.
C.
Foster,
Pathologist
|io purchased
NEW
T O R K , N ov. io ( A P ) —
£3
seed growers exercised greater,
engaged in the celery businenss missioners nnd takes an active p a rt'
_ oe, also took U. 3. D epartm ent of A griculture
An
experiment
in gardening that for tin. past 21) years.
in all civic rn to rp r\e s.
He Is
I
m
V
r
1
"
'KlK■
i^t
*
,
their
plants.
|
^according to
Seminole county represents one
particularly intereF.cd in father
Late blight, or black blight, was 1 •darted thirteen years „g0 with
nd here,
Exact analysis of the !'.'od nnd ing the interests of the growers,
of tho most Intensive, the most «ntro u I into the l o c t i o n ^ ’s ^ 1
an idea—a broken plow and a now it i> Konig
’
itfof first place modern, and highly specialized
to finally mature and his farms are models of e f
Broadcloth sh irts in w hite, tan and'btue, all sizes# r ^ f nl! k .1
now ratsblishcd here
m
ji^from Mr. Bist- trucking areas in the United probably f„r g(JO(ii ,w cause heavy Mind horn* has transformed into int. a crop is something that haH ficiency.
ular
price is ?1.75—
•
l Silver Wyandotte States, but how m any of the grow lo8s**s annually. if tho blight bad a garden spot a seetii.m of the dis- neve,- he,.,, had hy any grower, to
3
^ndotte Cockerel, ers In th f section are modern
my
knowledge.” replied Mr.
CANADIAN SETTLERS
r Wji'ndotte Old when It comes to selecting nnd
Meisch to a question on what he
i of dw cock and and buying m*ed? How much nave come here clean and healthy ...
tj.;
,,f New
lf,dea wns lh<’ Property
of thought of the buying nnd plant
It is estimated tlmt more than* S
money is lost every season be
\
Growers Organizing
, Mw!? ,,pnr,ettn M.mckowitz, the ing of celery seed nnd whether or 4000 nowii.me.rs have taken up S
jjsen by the Long- cause of something th at happens he,,.!;for «<m(l "oed is U“ 7*°1n ""'H’rvisor.
Th«
plow not s,e,l forced to early growth farm ing in central nnd northern 1JJ
would mature a crop which would Alheitu, Canada, during the punt I
[ra*: scr00^ l'ri2e to the celery, th*\ lettuce, the pep OCLonung national, and in nnmv ' ‘
1 ,0 hnrs<‘
borrowed,
Kcond for cockerel pers, the tom atoes,.the cauliflower, sections of u,P country the v n ,w 1
come to ,ed early in the spring season.
,n 0 |d G’nn House District
Most of these w itters J
glow
and dostr<*y the op, ’>rlunities of- Imve come from the United State *
' for pullet. Birds or any o th tr ‘:vegetabl6 crop, thut. or« have organized and demand
Aided
by
a
donatio,,
(t„
m
the
(train captured con be directly traceable to poor ing licit
*
..
. ,,r ..... . they are get tin,- Kockefeller inMtitute, the idea de- feu-d by l he n • ml high market uml the British Isles.
The smoothness nnd quiet y o u th a t some
|[ct nml first for coed ?
ut that period of t|„. year.
them by giving financial and
vi-hqwd into realism and today the
n|. five out of six
ness of the Greatest Hoick
Is it good crop insurance to
B T rm iu n faj. fljj
5,. M,.,seh t..ld a represeiantive
LARGE HOG SALK
orj
"Wonder Gardes”,
they are
to the Hist line know that you are buying what
f-ver Duilt defy description. m ay lie in
or
I
inHerald
that
in all hi . ?n
0
,lii>
fnrme.rs annually lose
venr« , n'
H numb, , of
310 Snnfbrd Ave.
V??J‘
00V' ' Gvo city blocks on
you paid fo r? Does your celery .V ars ago it was iilipossilit,.
impossible f„r
years
<
xp.wien...
|„„|
N„tifc«l
Pr‘*ximately
$235,000
worth
ia
This rimadcaMp new n,t r.n* t ■'uciirs, iinJcopji
I'i'h '""re than a thousand fnniiheld nt the Ses- shoot seed . pteinuturoly, does it the grower.-, to
Members Sun ford Avenue Merchants A ssociation
continue the
that one thing had done more fori bug* on the way to m arket, ac
ill
the
city’s
most
A n d you will
the
auspices
r::r is v ib r z t ia n U 's s h c \ o n d
under
congested ]
... of „„
become hollow or pithy, is it full growth of ,-aMmge .........
because
t)„
made by ....
the
a goo| market for celery cording to estimates
............—
•< '.-the :::i,ri:injf,
Poultry Club, an of sportk, a p fi.^ v it infested with presenc, „f „ cabbage disease i , section raise th eir own vegetables Kectning
b c lu f.
• • *VMs|
than nnv oilie r
T in . , i « . , it., d
eim rtim .n l o
f rrural
n r u i economics
.......... ... ...........
department
of
at I ""■■■"■■■■■■■■■■■naHOBaHaB a i i n B B a a a a i a u a u i i
find
flowers.
which
the
the
soil.
I before
'*
v
•
invfi;
diseases,,
and
TnAt
but
not
least
tlm Ohio State University.
W c Im pe f o m e u n t e lse (cits
b elo n g s m i;uj ^
u hns often Is it truo to type? All of th e s e ,,. The, Wisconsin
They are operated under the regulation of tlu* cutting periods.
............
Experiment St a
J r*
"With
the
growers
•co-operating
w
on
blue
ribbons
C} r.r.xt ,v 7 „
defects usually can be traced t o '; ,
‘“‘veluped » strain of eahhngo supervision of the New York
l ig h t n in g c a u s e s f ir e
at
cutting
time,
„
go,.<|
price
can
tho seed.
that was resistant to the (liseiise, ! I’'a n |. Fhnver nn,| Fruit! Guild.
...: ! : m e
(jrB E A T E S T
Lightning, unaccompanied by
uaunlly he had and I think that q
Squnb Farm,
Whnt, to your mind, is the most by breeding and sole* tion,
( liildren work the greater num
rain, has been the chief cause of I
Histlini’.
tliere
i
lb
jmno»2 ant thing to consider in thu demonstrated that calihngg , ,.o|,| j ber of tile
plots ami any ehihl o v e r, have r..llo\vet| during th '"Is s( | W° ' diHMsn,,,,s f,r,,s
(be far w e s t1
Ipifron.H, the largest growing of vegetpbl**? Each In- J. contimii «<> »>*■ grown. The Cnm
..........ling to the f o r- I
i the date, anil one dividual grow er .Would probably 1 1*^, Ass,,<1»tion have, their summit •nne years may have or i.’mre » I yeais wm h! ing ™
Of ground five feet hy ten. more iiii.iirv for Im . rn. " I
'7 l” ' *<*' vi«... United Stales Depart- I
vl
the south. An give a different answer, but hnw ",',l now l,,ey m tuallv have M t,v plot
Iherr is only o„e stipulation. 1 ,, ,
'
' ’ •»* said. | mem ,,f Agricultun*.
(r fl.
12 to 15 dozen many would suggest the use 0 f . “ ‘““ •K'*. beeaime |M*tti*r .....I s t me ' Each child must giv,. one flower)
!‘ " ll' ' ' ‘nefly upon the ‘
from this fnrm good seed? Tho w riter bujievou I
lW
I'm,luce,I „ m|
; e a c h d a y to a -sick person or . ' m alt,'r " f lettuce and other truck i
HMKON FARM SUCCEEDS 1
/'y •/ / l ^**
ughuut
the
year.
. iiV E R l
j crops, saying that when he first I The pric-nn farm o„ Ri|<e.r's Is.
th at good seed is the most Ini-1 l ,WTV ,ir<’ any immher ,.f such in . lioHpital.
•months most of the , portnnt single factor, and very o f-1, fflMct7 w,l“re difficult ,,r ol,h ,„•<
enme to this section, lettuce
l‘t wusT land, New
•*w York
Y orl. city, i succes-.ful
( ultivate Own Crops
L it York hotels, but ten the lim iting factor, that de- have been
| the big ci'i'p. Six ,,f seven
voire
•even yen
vs* ' Hi it,, o p e r a t i o n m id is a i d e l o
“
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•venome.
|,y
careful
I
O n p l a n t i n g d a y in s p r i n g e a c h
(ter thf Floriila hus- tuimine;. the success or failure in selection
•uritnr i a *’11 l*,t' * "(ifornia "lecherg" varie m a r k e t a great n u m b e r o f p r o
tiiOML
|,,,','*,‘,in*f* G, get th e ji’bihl smvs his own plot, cai
irlyall of th.-m.
tli*1. grow tli of vegetables.
ad,luted , !*,* *■’
" f plant I G»r it himself thereafter and |put- ty eaptared the market and lias duct s. The land mi \vhig|, *I, fin m
the futui" ..I tlie
Are you satisfied with tho crops
,,,. * . : .h"
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| *nbr » certain a .... an. of time * acli b* Id !( ever since, la the opinion IS l o . a t c d is f o r th e m ost part
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in i li ridn, Mr. i you get from the seed you pur- ,
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problem
da.V in the e.inimuiiil v garden of Mr. Meisch, the Iceberg I. I fotined from lefus#..
| “tb*ii- is no i -asi.n
chime? If not, why not? W h a t! «‘J ,8 ,f" r lht> growers to demand whose products all share. Knell tlice c.iimot be xmI'l'Ssfully grown
WMt h*? r . !ied sue’
M A ltW o L IA AV U.
MORE AGGIE COLLEGES
constitutes good seed? The m o st'!T ‘
f>iat have is.,.,,
on child mu,.t plant the "line initial ill this . ei'tioN, a t least willi pres
l rtate. With good im
portant r'ngle thing th a t de-j * fu ,y s<-,,ei'led fo>r true tiers p) crop of lettuce, rudisher, carrots ent known methods.
Scientific a,'i icultiiru is making 11
type,
T
.'m iter who pays strict h e a d w a y in ( atindn. where there H
t / £ da r n n l^ tCrmin^ *f0od 8eod is tr “‘’ness to from germination, and frocnes* nml flowers, hut when whatever he
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are now 13 agricultural colleges
tho Hindu | ul-, type. Good seed should also gerulteniimi to business and who
woo
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with two in pre-war'
you going t o ____-___
km.v the industry, is going to
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every tion to demand good ?eetl, und an make good in celery every year, j
ssalesman,
a lnr2 '„!!lKhuhut
,y/ t,C?
mm,‘''(1^ by
the I organization to see that the very is the i'pinion of Mr. Meisch, who.
•y the|organization
always
l ■mat ilia—Ground broken for
by the way, is one of the most
new
Baptist church here.
S 5 hrk5T. ,i M7 l ? 1,at aro tho most Important doy
p f0CtD t0 ^ found that a r« directly
price we are now
” .i . K.h traccable to tho seed?
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I paying.
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without uutOnly last season a large per
nwessury.”
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his bird* arc centage of the late celery seeded
prem nturejy, causing honvy losses,
fficiency, and since a t th at time good celery wns
(Itirc 17 acres
bringing a Jancy price. This pre
just enough
m atura c e d in g was attributed
to providi
J i.
° ^
th° unu«Unlly coll! winHunt' rn.not
i months., tpr, and while it is true, that the
cold winter nct,ually cause*) the
FIGHT
scudinfft the arquireri tendency to
nee of holt seed wns within’ the seed itseff.
detected in I If tbe acquired tcmioncy to seed
a
■ a
ipring, many was not in the need, why was
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a
ing Victive th e r# cuch a wide vnrintion in the
■ a
a 'a
Llha pest and percentage of seed stalks in dif
weather von- , forent Iota of celery? Of course
it m ight have been a little, colder
* .*• * 1 "v
■ a
m some sections than others, bull
HONORS
.
jthm would not account for all of
nholz. tii-ycnr- ' ^bo differences.
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>7, Illinois, furm I _Ta explain further, celery or- 1
fAin junior ngri- *H*iar||y requires two yenrr*
pro-1
''.which led dub mice Seed,. or, Imtanicalty., sp eak -!
a a
oi» (,’ollego of tug, it is a pofrenninl, hut because
a a
a a
him as tho of the unu^lrillyjargo ileTnand. for
ri all the. 424 ^elory seed Ihp Aed growers have
•Fibers in the (rafeed the plftnt intet producing
s**o*l in oho yo«F4. orAVte:j j, to 1(1
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months.
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a a
JALl ABLE
..
Beoimes’
All AniwaJ
comes^A'h
i f •* !>«,•<
prof#of trees
dudng scW.lfl 'followed.oVCry year
their
yrara >
^tho
o celery plant
a d o u h i r - in to * Beverftl
- w I'd >\«ira
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UII„ W |J naturally ,bfCWKWan annual,
buildings.
Isitl, frtjm un<l aciiu ircfa. fnfiit- d#-’producing
n»k*. h , r , ,
yue at!^ ' f P !’F ^ ^ ^ .e c i a ll y
* In winter and c 0 0 ' v“ en *bo p lk b ti'a re stuntod 1
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j ,by ‘'old. o f the growth5 is ,retarded ,
I !n a «y wny, e x a c t s irim t happena
I’KOIU ( EH j ln _ r ,oHda peer?# cveey Winter. ‘
a a
Irtios in M •. . j T u’ *wedmen>iiihk© the plants
i z e h o w i t c o m b i n e s a l l tHoi
[<W the ,i*t|, . y if" (J.w e hoed 'pram aturely Jjy rer
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S ed an * ••
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en^ewed With American timnVy. in
thip 9«ottV«h 'Highlands to fontor
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SANFORD BUICK
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LARGER REGISTRATIONS .
Cnr icgtslfuTions In. St. I.ouul
for ..the first nine mouths of “1'i^G
rpavo shown a tremendous inerciutover tho ^amc period Inst year.
Vehicle rpgi&tration for thu first
tfgh^ months exceeds the issue for
tH t'e n tire 1925 .’ period in every
classification except motorcycles.
W f'ryn
iIa
Noteworthy Improvements
Await \b u r Inspection
,
mH*'t r y
%
Performance
The S tU d o b a k o r C u s to m Sechin o f f e r s y o u in a
s in g le c a r, a p p e a r a n c e y o u c a n bo p ro u d o f in
(tic s m a r t e s t coY njany, p e r f o r m a n c e y o u c a n d e
pend on in th o t i g t y c H t . p i n d ^ a t a p ric e t h a t only
in c re a s e s th e .id e a ^ iira o f b m ii
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, Bill* Is
Over Billion in 1926
! WASHINGTON, • Nov. 1 3 .Highway improvements in the
United States for lQ2d afo cstir.mtc ! t.< cesf $ tfQ3()^00,06o,
ii not a 4tat« in the
lk*y’ .. .. . • . . . —
........... T.
union
whor-o
. roads tjiia year
iWTcn tho emphasio. is placed on j
*xv(tst motorist* slic-uld not d o .; wHl r -'tl Iss* than $'j,()0 0 ,000
!..'d :i :ev< ral states tjio most
rather than,w hat*they should d-*,” . 'vlll be from 50 to 7G tpillion
he sftld.
r*> *
dcllars.
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In addition, Mr!- Ray govq what l
he bellivep.to b d .th e :>x funda
mental riiida qf safe driving un
der present conditions of honvy following you when preparing to
1 trrffflc;
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’ fc
‘‘top or to turn rifcht nr loft. Re
" i —Keep, to* tfao rig h t ruin of member the most dangcrou? turn
the road; bo sure .the wny is clear i ' th e.le ft turn. He sure you have
before going around n car ahead the right-of-way and a clenr rond,
and sound your»hom before pussmg.
o «*___"...Vi,
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Orlando— .?(J5.000 new swimming
Mto,, drivorp .pool tiy bo constructed .hare.
FEAR EIRE HAZARD
Austin (Tex.) lawmakers are
planning to prohibit the use o
rooms for living quarters over gar«s.
*!**• rn" ne » » •« « » and business
ideas the data neecssnry for
T IIE SALKS 8 M ’MI!, , . ’) , pinror.
„ where largo ailiounts of
action 's available to the state
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Shipments of all typen/df auto! 4*iUol,ne ttro stored.
Tin* Chevrolet
Motor Coinpany , I #
through a uniform accident tire casings show a toll’ll decline.) ,
-----------------------is spending 91,500,000 on tho . In. W
ng law or by close co-operi talhitic.a of a radically new a y s-1« 3
2II(»0 POUNDS OF A P T m
with local agencies, this ‘big of 1,(583,301 foyr the *fir«t eight j
tern of replacement parti* d is tr ib - 'f 1
months ..f l'.2R when comf,ared
m ««.
V, .
AUTO!
ia Httlo more thnn a toothsold in ulion which executives deduce will
with the same period for last year. ,| this country
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f
,h*
°nrH
ha adds.
cost the buyer less
I
Balloon cauings Were tin- only
assure uniformly prompt survice
.
A compari- for every Chevrolet owner in the
class of tires to show up ’increase • than 30 cents a pound.
•LIQUOR RESPONSIBLE
on with other commodities pur
over the 11)25 period.
zication leads ail other couschased by the American public United States.
tha revocation of motor drivshows this pounilH cost to be un
The plan, involving the establish
AUTO INDUSTRY GROWS
usually low.
Ucvnses in Michigan, MnsHnment
of six new m ajor supply/'idgThe automobile industry is hav
l. New York and Pennsyl- ing a rapid growth in Britain, ac
prts throughout the country, .'fas*
been worked out by president W.
cording to a report by the English
EUROPE FAVORS AUTOS
S.
Knudsen and J. I*. Little, m an
government’s chief inspector of) There is 0 growing motor use in
UTOS INVADE EUROPE
factories. Automobile work is de Europe. Bad roads arc the chiof ager of the parts nnd service! divis
,
r . Bauer, secretary of veloping in both m anufacturing
ion. In a service way it supple
'•uuse in retarding automobile
fB tra d e committee of the Na- plants and garago repair shops,
sales. However, most European ment!! tho greator production ca
VT>*9%\ Automoblle Chamber of
countries aro adopting extensive pacity which will be available a fter
I,-.rays motor transportaMOTOR TRUCK LINES
highway development p o l i c i e s completion of the 110.000,000 Chev♦comlng k utility in Europe
Perm its nro exported to he which aro expected to bring an roli t factory expansion program.
of belpg considered a lux- | granted by the Minnesota State
The new supply <[epol, in which
enormous increase in motor tran s
i Railroad ami W arehouse Cominis- portation.
will be stood reserve parts ulixks,
are to he locale*] pt thf* fallowing
points: Oakland! Cali?., Jmnosvi!l,
Wis., Cincinnati, ()., Buffalo, N. ^
St. Louis, Mo., ami Tprryt >wn, N i
y . All of the depots except tho?-.'I
nt Tarrytown and Oukland will lo J
new, especially-designed building
of brick and reinforced steel con
crete.
|
The ixisling p a rt.i stations al
Oak In ut! ami Tarrytown will |u> «*p.
larged nnd..refitto»| to meet '• the
heavy demands th a t will be. nj^rie
upon them under tho new nyatepi,
The entire futilities of tlie central
parts wnrehi.MHe ut Flint. wlych
heretofore bun boen the central
Khippmg point, will be retained.
Improvement A
Tho ground already has been brok
— h a s resu lte d In a s m o o th n e s s of engine
en for the four now buildings, and
o p e ra tio n t h a t w ill p ro v e a genuine s u r
all of the nmjor supply lUpi.L will
p rise a s so o n a s y o u tak e th e w heel.
be ready for operation tty Jamuiiv
31.
j
Improvement B
Tho new depots will serve as
— h a s given th e c a r a q u ie tn e s s of o p e r
safety valves, :i(loathing out lb ■
atio n m o s t u n u su a l in c a rs of th is ty p e a n d
peaks and valleys of demands made
p rice.
by the parts «iepartuient on pr. •
ductiop
plantt* and servicq station . i
Improvement C
Tiioy will perform a two-fold fmu
— h a s ad d ed to th e c a r 's d u ra b ility nnd de
tion: first, expedite the delivery <d'
I.4H
parts; recond, c re u te 'a reservoir
p e n d a b ility -—q u a litie s w h ic h h av e a lw a y s
$■ f . i'i,
th a t will permit of unifurm pr.>
s e t D odge B r o th e r s M o to r C nr3 apart.
duction of parts, regardless of
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T h e c a r m u s t a c t|p lly be d riv e n to appreciate th e far
ii-iinl variations in demand.
rea c h in g im p o rta n c e of th e s e im p ro v e m e n ts.
Under tho new plan the im*>
rupply depots will, in effect, rn .ii.
W e u rg e y o u to m ake th is p e rso n a l te s t ut the firs t
huge concent rut ions of parts stncl.
o p p o rtu n ity .
connecting tlic Chevrolet fad u iiei
and the entiro service orgnnizalion.
Touring Car
$ 7„:i
They
\vill assure car ow neri fa r'
ttoupc ........
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better and moro efficient servit-i. i
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through tho conatiint m aiiiteim iuf1
Special Hetfun
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of adequate staMii througheut t In* >
F. O. II. Detroit
.
country. P a rts
.)«■ shipped ini
stra ig h t eiirloftd lotn from tin (;»•• 1
lories to tho supply depots.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1928
■■ U g t a W d M F
TO
IINATE
IPERA STAGE
le Was
.
O i
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M e rc h a n ts ,
iant* Occu[game Building
[Fifteen Years,
—
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mm;
t.(
m
is
Fourteen of Prindpnl Roles
To he Filled With Staffers
And Musicians Who First
f Saw Light of Day in U. S.
NEW TREASURER
^ posts and a
ty Track Were
in Evidence;;
Were Few;
ASSOCIATION HEAD
-Jr
Head of New Merchants Body
Came (o Sanford Over 8
Years Ago and Has Taken
, Active Part In City Affairs
$& >■
m
.
Eleven Are New to
Metropolitan Art
Is To Open New
Store in 10 Daysj
Turnover in Orchestra is Not
1 As Large As In Former
j Years But Numbers Over
! But Now Numbers Over 100
Sanford Avenue Merchants
Organization is Conceived
by Association's President
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ELECTED SECRETARY
• r
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Toward
^
Interests o f;
> t1
11
-a.-f
CS
Plan for
Month” and
Big Trade
One of the business men of Snnfor who took the iuitintiv to
_ NEW YORK, Nov. l.'l- i/n —
The asccnndnnry of American mu
ward organizing the first Cham
ber
of Commerce and who has
•ieiims is reflected this season in
1
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T.V
since been prominently identified
ago Sanford Avehtce major musical «irgu<n/.ntii*ns
I Flection of officers,
with every move for better busi
I g spectacle of hitchof New York. Fourteen of the up
, of plans on forthcoming'.®
ness
is
A.
Raffctd,
who
formerly
i ftw store*. a gasoline
proximntely two score ,,f their
and short talks by asverst,
wns part owner of The. Outlet, and
track and knee deep
»ew artists were bora in this
i
in attendance occupied t
who is to open a new store on
[trade centered near the
country.
I lion of the Sanford
Sanford
Avenue
within
the
next
{Second Street. Of the
For scum it is a debut into lefol! re»s Men’s Assoc iation',i
II) days.
vKo were in business at
_______________________ ing American muacial circles. For
ganlzntlon meeting
only one yet hns his.
Mr. Itnffeld came to Sanford,
others, who linvo nlteadv .ippriri to the public, that ono
from
New
York,
eight
years
ago
J. Al R.kift, of tho SUMW-j « •
S. A. Irwin, head of the S n n -;e<|. it nmrk, fu rther advancement.
nr. He ia in the same for(j j )ry (;0(M| B Company, wna |
and has boon in business here, in I Rogers Hardware Company, was
R -fz -tj
Eleven New In O pen
i opened hia departm ent, mado treasu rer of the Sanford
several locations, since his nr- Hooted to fill tho office! of secre-! . . ? ‘
The I’hillmrmonic .irciiestiu protly in February vf 1911. | Avonuo Merchants Asoscistion at | S{1[1(
rival.
i tarv totho Sanford Avenue M cr-,
14 new momhers and soloJfA
Tho Sunford Avenuo Retail chants Association last night. Mr.* £
[trolley line, which once , the first meeting of th a t body | .
The State Symphony OrMerchants Association, recently Rogers has boon one of tho load- . . uslness men .loot
\n t on First Street t o ;
night in the Seminole Cafe.
organized, in tho child of his ers in tho move to promota tho In- oW Avenua. J, A.
; tracks of the Atlantic Mr . Irwin in one of the 1bs'st
"* 1l’hcstrn. ineludirg solists. lias l.’l
, and thence up Sanford 1known m erchants In the city a n d j |^ W 11 l,nes
*ts r,,Rtcr. I lie Mi
brain, and its immediate activities tercsts of Sanford Avenuo mer Ktnnloy-Rogers Hnr
politan Opera Company num
pany was elected
have been directed by Mr. Rnffcld, chants.
| to the celery fields of has been active in organization
A. Irwin, of the Sanfc
bers
11
newcomers
in
its
ranks.
■and east, wns junked work for several yenrR.
A. Itaffeld. pictured above, Was circle dpresident of the Snn- who has successfully built up an
Seven of the fir.-' group, four of
Company was mada t
organization
which
is
expected
to
i ago. In fact, one of
the second and three of the third ford Avenue Mr P-lian: ' Asiacinti on at the m g lo'/.ition meeting in take a definite part in tho busi
o
*
~
"To better acquaint"’ i
,td and the other could
the Semiuoli c,,f<> last night. M r. Itaffeld has been in Sanford for
are Ainerii nns.
ness
future
of
the.
entire
city.
for long after that.
and
hns^HJcn
identified
with
many
civic
cnthe pnsi eight VC.II'
The new operatic figures are tei prises.
-------• tho trading opportunlt
As president of the "!»hov
| tide of Kanner was C.
Vincent Itellezza, conductor; Miss
In 1924 tho Sanford Automoblls by tho m orchant of 8
Sholem,” Orlando Jewish congre
J. H. Williams did a
! Maltha Attwood, Miss Kdittm
gation, Mr. Ruffchl has had nn Dcnlers Acssocintlon, Inc., cstnb- ' nun and to further Out’Ktry business on the
Situated on one Sanford Avc- Fleischer, Miss Louise l.erch and
active part in the building of n lislicd tho Sanford U»«d P arts and colltctlvt intortatgbff;
hitching posts were
new synagogue for the Jewish Company for tho purpose of dis- igus action ou all problsm
Automobiles of that nue’s busiest corners a t 327 San Miss FI da Vettori, sopranos; Wal
ford
Avenue,
Stone’s
M
arket
is
ter
Kirchoff,
tenor;
(Jeorgn
Cepeople of central Florida. Ho is posing of parts of cars takon in pn affocting our particttlkf' liti
| n«t easily fight their
cmc of the stre e t’s most progres- hanovsky, biiritone, and I’nvcl Lu'v ice-chairm an of the United trades that they wore forced t° throughfard ia tha pUfpoMil
and.
[Icve, Roniske, proprietor of Palestine Drive for central Fieri- ju,,k.
The W hite-Hie.hb>man Compnsive an|l modern firms.
jdiknr, Joseph McPherson, and
organization, acordtng ter
lbrisk in Util. Lettuce
i
'i Department Store nt the da and Is ono of tho lending Jowny,
local
Chevr
let
agency,
\yas
es('. H. Winn wns appointed mnna- , Knfftld, upon aati * 1
Tho
store
was
opened
in
1021
by
K7>
'>
*’inza.
Tho
Americans
nre
M of the principal
thc Bouth.
of Sanford Avenue nnd ^ workors
per of this concern a t th a t tlmo
0f t j,# Aaaoe
Attwood, Miss Iairrh, Miss tutdished mi .'.larch 20. of this
In the Sanford scc- F. A. Stono with n choice line of
. , ,
year on Sanford Avenue. S. D.
Strrel, came to llo rld a .
and mnimged it for tha A ssocla-.
.
irrocerioa,
both
staple
and
fancy,
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t*or‘
nn<^
^
r
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MacPhursun.
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.
.
.
.
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.
1
tho
new
store,
which
ha
Is
to
price was nlways
Highleymati is pivridcnt nnd A. T. nom Geo gi nm
open in the Cameron building, bo- tiois for about four months. Sac- , Br
Small Orchestra Turnover
l was plenty of money. and a modern m arket lmmlllnir!
ing the possibilities of the businesa
various merchanta.
White is secretary. Me. White was
Seven
new
players
have
bce.n
"‘n ,V : 7 ‘S r
Honisko l wcen Second and Third streets, he purchased it from tho automo|tbat is today valued at meats, fish and poultry.
formerly assistant sales manager
ufK*n/ conc®rUd
ul(’ ,M ‘ ,l’1 " ". fl \ ;
‘ ;.. on Sanford Avenue, is to bo modtt| untiled, could he
The store is well nrrangad nnd added to the personnel of the in the Atlanta •/one. while Mr. ‘jfound
tho prospectr> for business m <rn throUKhout nn(,
bile
flealers.
tho
Pflrt
pf the m8mb .
which, nunil*rn tnrougnout
nnu
a , completa
years ago for $25. espccinlly suitnble for its particular 1Symphony
"
.
, ,
Mr. Winn enrrim n full line of making the organlzatlp*
f,«n orchestra,
tm
Highleyman came to K infant from Sanford to be exceedingly lirignt
.
1
a
i
I,,.ii„
i
line
of
high
class
ladles
ready-to
any four thousand lino, while Mr. Stone is well known. bors,. \ 00' Thl8 represents
ho Cincinnati, where he war connected nnd in Atiril. 1“-.'. tie opened mu
, .is to
. ,be curried.
. , '
used jnirts for nil mnkes of cars, ' permanence nnd one th a t n
, *
1 ’
’
wear goods
»__i
I f m nllejt turnover the orchestra with Chevrolet .Motors f< v fix dit-imrtmenl
going aroutid
• .
hot h n wholesale and retail b u s i-' rofloct credit to tho enM^|
partm enl -t>>ro.
-tore.
n a,vVQr| k»flIl ° , ’ n
i c, „ has hnd in a number of years. The
In speaking of tiie results tho
lining conducted. Parts nre
Snnford.
Tho store carries a con dete
i^
M „
Th^ oWest retaU g ro c e ry ln S u n -i fi„ t roUut thU Be88on iB j 0B„,)h years.
The businoas represents an in line of men and women’s re»* /-to newly formud merchunts iihhocui- 1 sold all over thu state and avon , TenUUyk p lg n a ,.!^ ,
igfhant was nrtt wot- fSrd^s conducted on Sanford Avc- ■Mal|t,n J|nd th(J f,r#t horn
lion hopos to attain, Mr. Itaffeld
vestment. of approximately f ID,on business as lute nue by F. Schwartz.
Irtg l'
B«rv, who Is only 19 years old. 000. A large stock «>f parts and wear, shoes nnd piece good • At said: "Wo nro organizing for tho shipped to outside Statos.
’ Local option prevailed
the expiration of thu firs' year purpose of bringing to Sanford
The Sanford Used Parts Com- | of December want
Mr. Schwartz owns the building Other new rnemliers include Win' |b«n voted out. The thut houses his ittoro and is also throp Sargent, Amorican, violin; Chevrolet Cars in carrier!.
of business it was necoas ry to
pnny I* located on Sanford Avenue <expected th a t M
The force of the White-Hlghley- enlarge (he store and the build Avenuo tho credit it deserves n.» a t tiie corner of Goneva Avenue. will, be carried oat
tlm did a thriving a large holder of other properties. M. Livachutz, violin; Samuel Roa business street. Today, Sun
rer, most of the Ho is a firm believer in Sanford rodkin, American, assistant tym- man Company in nrlrlition to Mr. ing adjoining win taken over and ford Avenue is n busy street.
to the last day of
White
and
Mr.
Highleyman
are:
remodeled lo suit, the Heeds of With tho merchants located there
Pflltlppcri in from ',-nm- nnd has stuck by tho town even pani; Harry Sucher, Imss; Michel
month. Sugestlons
nvillc.
be adopted were met
when the horizon bad not its present Mnzzy, English horn; Albin And- II. V. Driin, accoiinliint. .Miss this modern concern.
on
working
in
harmony,
nnd
for
Elizabeth Moy<*, stenographer, F.
Mr. Bon is ke has chosen Sanford
lamer of what is now rosy view.
proval of these
tho
gooil
of
all,
we
will
show
many
ing, second trumpet.
I Hodge, service foreman, M. F. as his pcrpiuneiit rw-iffbnee nnd
I coco stood scores of
He is a strong booster for tho
Ur. Raffsld ant .
.Soloists who are appearing.for j M
„ ,,lt j-m itt. nnd E. Keane, owns his home here. In ids opinion improvements to tho buying pub
. These were burned Sunford Avenue Merchunts Asso
In Soptcjnbor, 1919, a t 402 Snn publicity committee-1
lic. Wo nre not attem pt ing to
tho
first
time
with
tho
Symphony
mt.duini,
a
|
.leparlment.
und
Tom
the
prospects
for
the
future
growtli
|early one morning ciation.
aro Louis Richards
American. Morris , w . llBr|M.r ntll| j. n. of Hanford Avenuo are xcry rosy. form an outlaw organization. Wa ford Avenue, J. Hugh Tillis es pointed before th « x[
was put out over
are looking a fter our own Inter tablished a pure food m arket, and which Is set t t i f
hnrpischord; John Charles Thom- Guiim of tJu. Buk.H department,
Sanford hml been
ests, nt thc sumo tinm co-opcrnting has been continuously In business Nov. 19, and a t
as American, baritone; Miss Elsa j A m wti
,,f lhe , n|,.B fl,m . jB
■tted by a disastrous
in every movo which is destined to nt tiie sumo location nincu its es knowledge of tail
Alegn, soprano; Rudolph Laubon- C (l|(, cy<1 M„IU|ay an,| is r(.ntllrcd
In their stead has
aid the merchants and citizens of tablishment. .
thnl, baritone; Joseph Szigeti, vio-1 wjth milvi„g pictures and provarious projects w o t,
substantial business
Mr. Tillis uses Frlgidairo refrig coming.
Sanford ns a whole.”
limst, and Darius Milhaud, pmn j w | w
whill. |,n„,,„Hs aro
eration, keeping moats ut 38 de
1st.
held fre«|uently for the entire
Merchants repress
■tbities along Sanford
L. P. McDaniel established the,
grees und- lower, und also uses an
Dux With Philharmonic
A
fter
conducting
a
similar
busi
lines
wefe at tha meet
of of the contention Edgewood Grocery In September Mr. Milhaud, French composer, force.
Elkins show cusu thut is kept nt
ness in Jacksonville sinca 1999, M.
was announced tha$ V ,
I timers that it would 1025, realising th at tho miction also will appear with the Phil
a
tiunjieriiture
of
about
40
de
Rosenzvnig, proprietor of Thu Huh
have signified their in
I* peat business thor- In and isrouml his locality hud ur- harmonic orchestra as a soloist.
grees.
Department Store of 109 Sanford
Joining.
Practically •verg'
Tbe large number of g«nt need of n modern grocery. Others new umon gthc PhilarIn addition to local meats, ex
Avenue. • nine to Sanford in 192-1
From Enterprise, Alabama, to press shipments are duily receiv business on the avsnue W
Out have been built
Recently u meat departm ent hus mnnic soloists nre Miss Helen
nnd established llm above nwn- Hgnftrrd, Florida, came A. Orovitz
eluded in tha 80.
MYid
the past two yenrs been added to this store to meet Traubel, Amcricuu, soprano; Git- ’
— —
tionod firm. It wa
was the outlook, to ^tizbliah a departm ent store. ed from tho West nnd popular
!** being erected .it the the needs of an ever increasing ta Gradova, Amorican pianist; I The. Janies A. Sand Plumbing of
Swift,
Armour
und
Klngnn
lines
greater business piosperity th a tj.,,; , ! , ^ of th ,9 yenr th< Btonj
i* suffirionl proof, demand on Sanford Avenue und Clairo Dux, Hoprano; Ijiuritz M el-, Company, TJ.’t Sanford Avenue, was prompted the change of business
i« ru cu rrie^i.
—
l., hi.
Cponod ..m
under
hia namo at
of merchandise sold vicinity. Meats arc kept in mod choir, W alter Gicseking nnd
A dullvery service la maintained
opened in 11)21 us a general concern location*.
\
3til''rfsWoni Avenue, enrrying a for tho convonlonco pf patrons.
tnue h«», like the huilij- ern refrigerators, ut n low tem Robert Schmitz, piunists.
Thc Hub feature* n general lino vur|it<?;)ino of clothing,
in .contract plumbing, house and
luggage
jnpuies It, been improved, perature, assuring freshness and
The personnel of tho Philhar- building plumbing, Helling and in- of luggage, clothing, and shoe*, yntllinery, mon and women's
furthere aro nmtiy shops cleanliness.
A Kanner founded
•
onlc remains much tho aamc>. ns Jstalling Hoffman Hot Water Hent- in addition to its rendy-to-wanr ^itvhing*
.hainess which borders
part mant Star* pni
Mr. McDaniel stated to n r©pro- ust season Thc seven newcomers I ers.
departments.
H.
!{?Mr. Orovitz hsH been In the
w*ive. ( bain stores have sontatlw M lf tThe
in 1911 and haa
Herald th at his are Saul Goodman, tym panistf | J. A. Sanda, thc proprietor. is
i
tmim^Tino
of business for 24 years
«uhed recently, three of business■'hasS^creased
20 .per cent Alexander Koszegl, violinist; Mar-[well known to inosl ev
ness at the s a a #
s ’lU sS rf
in- in
und Is enthuiiiastic about SanfCrds
**in stores have never" inthc la rt H0 days nnd. thut the tin Bernstein, bass; Albert Marsh, Sunford. The company im> done
The Union Pharmacy, Number present time,
future^.. ,,,
to pioneer, which" is future prospects arg. very b fig h t oboe, David Glickstein, trum pet;. plumbing work for u great many
Two, is n brunch of Union Phar- move into a new 'V
-zri. ■
of that Sanford Ave- Mr. McDaniel Js a rtron«,booster Michael, dc Stefuno, violin, nnd ‘ Sanford homes.
mney of First Street and was opffi- just across tha v
flfr
nty busy part of the; for Sanford Aveppe. nnd tiie SUn William Tohrad, contra bassoon.
ed by popular demand for a first present
Mr. Sands recently was fortun
ford Avenue Merchant* Associa -!^)i® first five are Americans.
The leader.Rtocq, oil the aornur
class drug stora on Sanford Av Hie new at
ate in securing tho agency in San
most up-t
ford for Freed-EiBonmn Radio of Hanford Avcuup and Fifth
tion.
/
. ►'
enue.
•
Kuymond Cason ia manager o f. A . r.
Sets and Ports, and in connretion Struct is ifivned by W. . J. Toll,
it*---------- ■
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this store, which carries a com- nishli^p, r
with the plumbing business has fopuerlyv o f , Phlludolphro. ’ Alivt
Ham Kenis Fruit Store, at pleto lino of all drug store su- decorit
iece
looked over varidfl* sections
opendtl the Kemfpolo Cyuffty
'
rd
Avenue,
Is
owned
and
forth
are-1
tho
state
before
choosing
K
n*
dio Gompnny, in.churgivflf Mis’. Ho
pllo*.
by Sam Kenis, an ardent
feuturo of the store and one
'he-;
Mr. F. P. Rinbs, broprie- ward Giles, who wits formerly yf^J^ ns his perfnanciit resilience.
for
the
Sanford
AveftUe
•at their pr.-.i n( location
TBo^establishihc.nt
is
practicully
has
mot
with
hearty
ap
connected
with
tho
ffiipfon]
6ftnk
tor of- Itines 'Filling JBtntion <pi
Aapjoiation.
■proval, on BanforiJ Avenue .Is tne
One of the oldest, frills on San- Sanford Avenuo betweep Eleventh & Trual-.CdmpapV.*,
^ ” a tiivr ono, only being openo
IP® e!'‘-ahlished the Sun| “««i Company, 200 Sun- fprd Avenue is • Bahdel’s Empor-- and TureHth Streota, le t^Ukkrtbwn
atlon hae housed modarn fountain which' has been
, -7—----- 1— :--------1 . ' } ’ " ‘ 'January of this y e a y A come
the past slxteeA Installed recently.
Dekuy—$35,000 bond iskuc for line of luggage, tniljlnery, hI
* ;
ium, eatablisheil in 1919 by its to moet everyone in Sanford. .
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_and
^ .t women’s enie
fill
If
and1
men
ready
‘
ver
inert
•'
The
stora
was
opened
about
Sept,
construction
of
bridgo
across
East
l)r>' Gouda Com present owner, H arry Randal, who
A station located on F irst street
Mr.
wear |a featured by this concern
has been conduct«d. i'A 1, and ii located at 410 Sanford
* ®f the oldest stores on cr.mo to Ran fo ri a fter conducting and the corner of Jessamine Av Const Canal at Dolray.
*
• __>•• _ cojnpleU
line
of
candles,
tobaccos
a
sim
ilar
business
in
Jacksonville.
Avenue,
complete
8n<l has enjoyed
enue, la a branoh of thp Sanford
aiW( j ^ i ttn atp .carried.'
>T
■Sr "
*Jlls*ncss since .♦’E*6deF» Emporium is locntei^ at Avenue station. Rines filling sta
Uon an<l opening. The 3lfl Sanford Avenue and the ftock tions do g general gas, oil and tire
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. *! * ,ul1 "trick of LadieA’ carried U bost described by just business and the Sanford Avenue
w;
station, also handles . Columbia
i ” ,r' Piece goods, mil- "everything to wear.”
.■if
w *n,i men’s furnish- ‘ M r. Randel Is a firm believer in Phonographs and records.
The Melton Electric
' Sarffotd’a *future and Is a i>crma;t •r' ai f-rt
Illustrating the progresslreness
naflt'fpildent,
owning
bis
homo
m
of Rln#JUjTng
R.ipodorp
l* Treasurer of The
of t>. Gordon, Btadyelectric hoisting machine
Trniie Merchants As, additibn "to other real estate.
1982 and serving.'gat
hoist a car in two a ln u
m m
!ttov.mh<* rtily in
trical
oqulpn^nt
somsdking
it foe tami
a mK, oT.
wr»r*,yt;
hqighth of fir* t a }
, L the
ffreat
er fodr yean,
mechsnlc to thoroughly inspect sod
*he future ,,P
of Hanford
Sanford Used Parta
Business on Increase ^ tho a.nford trading
Stone’s Market Is
Well Known in City
Chevrolet Dealers
Dave lioniske Came
Have Bij? Investment Here From Georgia
a
Tillis Business Is
Now 7 Years Old
McDaniel Adds New
Department to Store
Larger Field Causes
Establishment of Hub
Orovitz Is From
State of Alabama
Sands Company Now
Handling Radio Line
Kanner to
N ew Local
Union Pharmacy Has
Placed New Fountain
C
Owner of Leader Is
From Philadelphia
T
ICennis Is Back
t/’Q£ New Association
Hines Is Resident in
I* Pioneer
Hrirr^Bandel edited Sahfofd for 20 Years
*nford Avenue Booster fpr Sanford
“JSS-
Latest Addition to Sanfprd Aventie. ,-r *
GHwrdctfi Store One
Of^an|ord’ft Newe*t
New thug; Store Is
Managed by Ziegler
Sanford Avenge
fw w ’**neral business , i t 403 simfcrd.iAvenof . tihe
J iW (food.
Seminaie D *.* ^8tore, under The
0
fj* Shoe Store
Date c oncern
management of J - O. Z«iffI«P WM
WeU Known Bw w ing
0PM ^ 2 « » r > P^
g o u ^ s J a r tB ta lto m
I%
y
J. J. Melton, th f
opened tha ‘ "
new occu
8bop)4 lai
,,
♦i !
■1
.
i
i[*0e "hop known tuva
L T * Shop |» lo.
Avenue• the owner, movFtai$
In*
i o a t m . -tt
■ aY -it *.
n ils
itov*
at).
m
[r-wi’ry*;
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EU
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ft
JuJO T
!£ ~
l
A,» r*
avrutudr
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vtj
Uwi >«•
„i _ _
~ r ," . t ." r r ——
ih tta n a
in those playgrounds, besides the
many miles radiatinjftftom »11te|L
Five miles al oijdaatrllAP- p a rts
traverse wooded a?ctian* 4nd alupg
lagoons.
.
.
tj..
■J.Water sports come close to first
plnre in space allotm ent. There
are two large yatcht harbors, used
IT’s
by sail, motor and steam c ra ft as
Jackson, Washington parks in well as canoes. The lagoons pro
tiA<ettaslnff Alabama and the heavier Scwanee squad,
Windy City Hava Elaborate vide rowing and sculllrtg in sum
fTidfcron squadii went i Two interesectional games on
mer and skating in thip w inter. On
’ Facilities for 3Q Sports the
», , today to make or the card of feature contests. The
lake shore is an extensive b a th
ftyjlr 1026 Southern con- Mitulssippl Aggies were in Bloom f Besides Many Playgrounds ing bench with a concrete b ath
house that cost nearly a half m il
^enam pionjhlp aspirations, ington, Indiana, for a clash with
<
ctiif cinforenee encount- PAt* Page's battered Indiana men,
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.*~<A*)—That lion dollars.
la lH in widely scat- while M arquette University, vic parks are no longer merely lolling
Hall Fields Numerous *
i« of the South, and tor last week over the Kansas Ag places for shiftless men by dav
The lagoons ulso offer fishing
jra . team s took on mid. gies of the Missouri Valley con and try stln g grounds for lovers nt at certain seasons and ono pond is
* v « f# tt* a tio n s In In- ference, went against Auburn at night la dem onstrated toduy in so well equipped for flycasting
Jackson and Washington parks.
fa p jn b a t.'
Birmingham.
contests that is the scene of na
M t . football weather of
With their connecting link, the tional rhumiponshlps.
In non-conference games, South
Bonsplcls
^ a rra n g e d by 'chilling Carolina University went against Midway plnisance, these parks are held by the curlers when ice
Els early in the week, Furm an, North Carolina met Dav havo elaborate facilities for some conies, und there are hills 'for ski
HU to ' bring out the larg- idson, the Citadel advanced against 80 sportfl, in addition to play ing and coasting and rinks in the
‘bfU be season for
* the Clemson and North Carolina State grounds for children.
sunken lawns of the M idw ay for
^ffctttare. games.
,j
Physical activity and healthful ice hockey.
played Duke.
a ..
_ conceded bot alight
.Frankfort-On-M ain has contrib exercise are the alms of the South
There urc a score of baseball dfn■ ^ H iJn st the slashing Ala uted 15,000 m arks to the Academy Park board moro than the furnish . monds, several regulation football
lia," Tennessee’s fig h t to for the Preservation of the Goethe ing of landscapes and breathing 'fields, a couple soccer gridirons,
spaces amid city congestions. and -paces for field hockey'a n d
t;*n unsullied conference rec. House and Collection.
'Jackson pnrk contains more than a j^fro'sM*. On a velvetv lawn un' Vanderbilt stood out
feature clash of the day,
square mile along the Inke. Wash(}„. shadow «»f the Washington
ington park is almost as Inrjge and
u ci.n ervatory is a range for
»pe« for a Victory
the Midway. connectluwjWJm, i»«u
ry. Nearby are rorpie courts
the Crin»dn Tide were based
mile long und a qyifVV'A’of.•tu mile {and many places are fitted for
in sp ire d eleven folWide. some I .‘100 acres.
i rroipiet.
_ .
c’s crushing victory
‘X W M bn, whllo the Tide will
Golf Most P o p u la r__
[ Fn Id meets may be held by ty-'.l*d Into battle by C aptain
,,^The largest space for sports” !” nw. althmii'h a regular track in
ATLANTA, (j
ov.
*“ », and W inslett.
‘
on to golf, and Justly so n c -, tml jirovided. A pparatus is availAll-----Georgia Bulldog stormed —Thousands w4!
cording to the number of players, i able lor gymnastics. Thu Univcril here nhis There are two links, on* 18 holes ' isty of Chicago, facing the Midfor the annual clash with sembic in GrritVl
l Tech, with the state unl- afternoon to wltnio*H the ??lash ond the other 0. N est comes te n -j way, uses the park for cavalry and
llty men favored to humble the of University of Georgia’s vicious nis, with scores of courts, b o th «infantry drill, while roller skuting.
in trm
Tech counted on her Bulldog and Georgia Tech’a Yel lawn und i-iny. There nro some I6" bicv«-ling and hiking are eonimoii,
mile;
t diivewuys for ' motoring ! uii ii oieasiotial organized meets.
over Georgia to pul) her low Jackets
|h , In tile absence of "Red"
Showing unusual force in throw
from the lineup, wh(h ing buck Auburn, 16 to 6, Inst
H is B iu M a a s a u iiiiii4 a illM iip a u ia M iiiia ip i)i
irgla'k offonsc will b& led by j Saturday, the Ited nod Black can.
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(U in Morton,
I mes were slight favorites over
fashlngton nnd Lee's Generals the Tornudo.
r Vfjfclnla Poly., both of whom
As the elevens prepared to lake
^ MtbackH in last week’s en- the field, doubt existed inthe Tech
iments, wer* out today for camp
its to physicalfitness of
saiu^r, ' w btla aVirginia Mt|l- .Carter (Red) Burron, huckficld
rnstltuV *." seat ita Flying ace. It was fe.ured ho would be
a g a in s t: . Kentucky's unable to go into the game ut all.
its. •
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Lincup:
fland’ii Yale-IIumbling grldpusitioiu
l
Wttlt ag ain st Vlrgina, Louis- GA. TECH.
GEORGIA
I'. Btat* a n d Mississippi met Crrfwley
lo
Nush
Annual Contest and Tu Hood
It
I.uckcy
i • Green Wave was host to Martin
m
Ig
G. Smith
Pool
c
B. Smith
Dronnon
rg
Rogers
Tharpo
7TE LINE OF
rt
Morris
Marshall
re •
Shiver
,z p m o s
Brewer
qb
Johnson
IGAJEtS — CANDY
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Horn
rh
McTigue
Parham
lh
Hooke
Murray
fb
Holnnd
Officials:
Referee
Gardner
(Wake Fnrust; Umpire Powell
( W isconsin); Field Judge Streil
( Auhdrn),
ALL
if *
Battles 2 CfflCAGl
’«
&
u -:_
—'iin wirt ir.tiinir
Large Crowd Will
See Tech - Georgia
d
Featuring Special Low Prices On
Every Size And Type
30x3Vi
Ext. Size
' 30x3%
Reg. Cl.
$9.65
£
29x4.40
Balloon
$11.75'
£
use made of th« parks fo r the old'
pastimes of -loafing ...and loving,
with hundreds,''-a£ gettes, sylvan
dells and bosky 'nooks under the
weeping willow
Ghost strojga aice gaining In popufnrlty according to Danish pub
lishers who a re placing them on
the m arket.
W o o d For Sale
Fireplace wood, two feet
long, stove wood 16 incues
long, all pine, |J 2 per cord;
immediate delivery.
H. M.. RUMBLE Y
Phone 190-J
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' r ^ n
—
^ iiii
1
of the prime ria to p s for aehadul largest stat#
log a big football jgune in Sapfprd Ida new spaper
of the playeri
r,n Armistice day.
Five dally newspapers and two
"rut>in*i’’,
nijd
press aifcoclatldna were represented * erccr
c
Sanford Armlr .
in the press box' a t Munich
The Mi t c . s ____
Field Thursday, They, were: A
fv *v V, 1«
Inntu, Ga., Journal, Orlando Morn described by tH»T2
•n ita lerdinj
Buford-' Received Publicity i ing Sentinel', Lhkelapd Stargram.
Orlando
Roportor-Star
and
tfcraUon
dUpaSt
From Mercer-Rolllns Till
the Florida Times-Union. TIjo th - ganu- u a*-,
Throughout the South, th e1peer i associations represented were lassie lh Flo;
Newspaper Reporta Reveal i the International News S ervice.,Joumnl
-— rent
and Associated Press. The r e - ! •’anford to wrlUAl
The publicity- value of a feature ports filed by. tlrgraph wore sent j 0I? • 0>e Knme.
football classic to Sanford is il to newspnpers throughout the
lustrated by the volume of new South.
.
I^ s a s s s iiu ,
ond- picturee carried In newspn-1 For two weeks prior to th e 11
pers in connection with the Arinin- game. Florida newspapers carried]
tice Day game hero between Mer- pictureo nnd news stories on t h e ■ w , *
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M. B. Hutton, oommandcr o f : Morning Tribuno of Tampa and the
chase ]
Campbell-Losaing Post, said today. | Herald of Miami, which ttuve the
The froquont use of Sanford I
datelines in newspapera should, |
according to Mr. Hutton, be one a a N a a a a a a a a f p a a a iia a ia g a a H a a n n H B a a B B a s ii
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Masonic Temple Hldg.—Room 9
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$10.95
A '.fle n tv a . Avc.
In jBdgawood
tjpqrb.^ervice—The Kind that
$'■
S.erves •
You can buy a famous Firestone Full-Size (iiunDipped Balloon for 20 per cent less than prices
that prevailed a year ago. Other types at propor
tionate reductions.
Electricnl speedometers, clocks
nnd revolution counters
were
among the accessories attracting
most attention at the French Au
tomobile Show.
k - Clams, - Poultry
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Unusual Values a t These Unusual Low
Prices
;av . Thero are many placeH in Sanford where you can
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30x3 1-2 Fah. Cl. $ 7.05
30x3 1-2 Reg. Cl.
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30x3 1-2 Ex. Size
Cord ...........
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1■ 31x4 S. S. Cord t4.85
1 32x4 1-2 S. S. Cord 22.20.
■ 33x5 S. S. Cord 27.00
buy M arket Specials but there nrewvcry few pluce«
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at one place und another somewhere else but here
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guarantee of aatiRfaction.
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Members-Merchants’ Association
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29x1.40
30x4.75
29x4.95
30x5.25
31x5.25
33x6.00
Balloon $10.95
14.75
Balloon
Balloon \ 15.50
17.110
Balloon
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any time and invite yni^tjy cull and “Tune in,” A radiq is the one gift that-’^he whole RunijJTj
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Tubes, Ray-O-Vae “B” and "C" Bnttoric , Aerial Kita, cfc.
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While comparatively new to Sanford, Freod-Eisem^nn. Radio. Sets are r
og-nized everywhere as the best to be had in Radio at,Reasonable prices rangl(
from $60.00 up. Wo now have if complete stock of Fi’eed - Eiscmami
Speakers and “B” and
Power Units, designed-to meet every purse. “T0
IF DESIRED.”
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Ray Bros. Wholesale Tire
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Kendall’s Fish And Poultry
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protest of
(AP)* Donald Raailter, ,61, of .Los
Air Line, the Interstate
Atl a n ta , Nov.; ' M M l .
„ Commlssl|pn approved Young m inisters' a p p l y in g f o r
Angeles, a psvscngerj was killed
today the application of 'the A t membership In the Southern Meth
when a northbound ah? mail plane
Squad of lantic
Coast Line for authority.to odist conference m i u t 't a k r * bolI
crashed
from an iiltltlido of 3,800
cayo Camp buy control of the Columbia, New
emn pledge to abstain' 'fro m to
| feet Into Whitley canyon, threo
UaiM of Year.; berry and 'Lauren Railroad in bacco
in all of its forms before
, miles south of here early today.
'Aire Confident {South Carolina.
their nppulcatlonu will be consid
The pilot, Charlen E. Wltlmer, also
The purchased line is, 75 miles ered/ according to a ruling yaster•of Los Angeles, jumped to safety
W . IS.—</P)_Mich- l<9ig and the comission ordered tho day by the North Georgia Metho
i with the aid of'hist parahbute. '
on Ohio State to- Coast Line, in taking it over, to dist conference, In session here.
I The crash occurred shortly after
i.6i aaiwdllJng invas- ndrintain facilities for co-operating
Tile decision was handed down In
im bai marking the cll- Vfttb the Southern and with the
connection
with the application for
Seaboard
In
operating.
In Western conadmittance to 'membership by. a
IM-y
The Atlantic Coast Line already young minister who admitted he
if hearing the Wolver- owns 9,000 of the total of 20,000 usod tobacco. Asked if he could
jtr ill io r more than shares of stock issued by the Co give it up, he said he would
'l l trains from all lombia Company. It will require "try/*
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, In a throng that 8,856 additional shares a t an aver
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answer,
however,
was
not
age
cost
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90,000 by game
One hnlf of tho above building is occupied by the Sanford Dry
sufficient with several of the
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conference members, and tthe Goods Company, the other half b> tho Stnnloy-Rogors Hardware Com
lam today became Chamber Ordered 7
young man finally proraiiud * to pany. The owners of these stores are loaders in the njoVe to make
I homecoming Ohio
abstain from the use of t&bacca.
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fans and thou'
To Study Budget The ruling of the conference is Sanford Avenue a g reat business street.
in l looking for
an enforcement of a church law . A blow a t the American film
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fall In the meetPARIS, Nov. 13.—VP)—Premier enacted some years ago, providing j industry is seen in the formation
ha, undefeated In the Poincare today demanded the in
* ***1 *T«n champion- definite postponement of all nter- th at Methodist ministers shall re of an Australian conipnny with
frain from the smoking habit.
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tfrala were a flying m atters and the Immediate discus
ish made pictures in Nov/ Zealand.
NATURAL VENTILATION
1 agents in aearch sion of the budget forthwith when
.,**» reported to be tho Chamber of Deputies recon
A noiseless automatic rifle cap
Ventilation of com cribs by n a t
itg a t prices ranging venes this afternoon.
able of firing 25 Cartridges two
Fresh Sweet Florida Oranges
ural
means
la
the
m
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practical
|100.
He made the postponement of
niilc/i in half a minute without re 83 per box of three hundred
(ht 84 Wolverines, interpellations a quetsinn of con method for farm ers to adopt in
lias been invented by u
large size. Sound fruit and sa t
reserve material for his fidence, thus immediately making guarding against spoiled corn in loading
Berlin fire arm expert.
isfaction guaranteed or money
fa general air of grimness, the vote n test of strength of his a backward season such lyi the
back.
Wc nay express charges.
present
one,
says
E.
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I-chmnnn,
lit of a new policy ho de government.
A
boat'
n
f'tro se makes an npprq,of
the
Illinois
College
of
Agri.ru
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Hans l unge of l.eipsig in f if, \
ft,guess a t starting lineup
•qi^ted Christm as gift.
ture.
teen ycai- of steady flying ag itVi
t highly taciturn.
ACME FARMS, Gainesville,
a ir pilot lias piled up a total of
I,Ohio camp there is nil the Tampa Pilots Must
S tate highways tn Michigan a rc | more I baa half g million kilomet
, Florida
it of a homecoming ami a
Appear Before Court laid c/ut along old Indian trails. ers abjpg.'y.’qi* gjM "Jieuce airways.
w>g the Buckeye' varsity,
l had the benefit of n
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TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 13.—(/P)
it be foreik ii gam e/ which
—The
State
Supreme
Court
lias
l.laat home appearance of
^irow and several of his isauc(t-a writ of quo w arranto for
"Wilpe's final word was flf A. T. Mnnson and Chester L. Wilof offepse as defense liamn, of Pinellas county, to show
lichfgan In the war in tho reasons why tlioy an; representing
A progressive DairyTnan is always ready to
themselves as pilots of Tampa bay
and bar, it wav announced todny.
iry Interest in totnortest new ideas—Here’s a tip to try — Feed
The w rit, returnable before the
Ten games is Chicago’s
jilhst Northwestern, the court November 24, was Issued
Dairym en’s Delight to your cows and note
fsated entry In the title upon the petition of Attorney Gen
eral
J.
B.
Johnspn,
who
alleged
today there was a clamor
at Manaon and Williams had been
the added milk supply.
to Northwestern’s new th
appointed without authority by the
{ with Its capacity of 45,\
the board of pilot commisisoncra
“Your Money Hack If You Not Satisfied”
lare. The return of injurof St. Petersburg.
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ilghtened spirits a t Chl- •
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u IntVwtut a cow EATS but whit the
rt the Purple Is a decided
DIGESTS fat produces milk end tatter fit*
! to ,down th e battered Ma- Btitlar, Wabaah and Franklin, com
paratively weak opponents from
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iln it la a battle with optside the conference, serve as
out of the collar and preliminaries to the final Big Ten
a weak away.
[homecoming ev en t
(ffiwtntffl J11 frjt/m)
Certain* wrt than lit DIGESTIBLE nuthenti
devoted » long final "Notre Dame was in foreign te r
m
to h li youthful in- ritory today, after a monster send,1 bracing against Mis- off to battle army, Rockne’s m iJno. W. Sneed
snd M. a fte r a fall of jdr engagement in his campaign
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far a n ational1title, such as the
Big Teh utarts.
four
horsemen
brought
to
South1
Myrtle
Ave.
and 4th Street
Minnesota and Purty’s encounters with band two years ago.
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when ha ran into rain eloods, He
sn'd he saw his ship war about t(i
go into a tail spin, and called' to
Rcjsjter, who aliu was wearing a
pnrnchute, to jump. Ho said he
shouted to Rcsslter twice more to'
Jump and then he himself leaped
from the plane.
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Widmer landed unhurt about a
hnlf mile from where the plane
feir:"HVfbbiflkrthe body of the
passenger In tho wreckage.
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0P«n for th, ltl
Steaks, Chicken i
d»y«l dine and
Mme.
Special
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pl9aty o ' * * * n £ £
F. Babcock,
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A new shipment of i|
Ladies Silk Dresses in
sizes and all wanted
ter shades.
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Attention Dairymen
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Look these over befor
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DAIRY FEED
Sanford Feed & a
Supply Co.
D A V E ’S
Department Stm
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326 Sanford Ave.
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Not Yet Visited Our
Store t
Out of the High Rent
District
Enables us to give you
still greater
values for
your money — to those
who are under the im
pression th at fine furni
ture prices are prohibi
tive we invite compari
son.
A cordial welcome awaita
and a very delightful sur
prise is in store for truly
our line of fine furniture
Is w orth seeing.
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Out ot the high rent district with plenty of parking .space and our motto is; “A SQUARE DEAL”
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I -Three piece Reed Living Room Suite
'Via, French
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find one of the most complete furniture stores in The State.
Everything is marked in . PLAIN FIGU RES and QNE price is made to all.
Investigate our dignified credit plan and we wip be pleased to have ybu open an
and prompt service, Do your Christmas Shopping now. .
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who have favored us with their generous patronage which has exceeded our
fondest expectations and it is our intention.to always give our usual courteous
and prompt service.
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$ 10.00
Full Size
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W a s form ed for the purpose o f securing greater an d closer
co-operation between the merchants o f Sanford Avenue,
enabling us to offer the people o f Sanford an d surround
ing territory, high-class merchandise at reasonable prices;
to awaken the people to the fa c t that Sanford Avenue is
a real live factor in the business life o f Sanford and to
promote in every w ay possible the interests o f Sanford
A venue an d o f the City o f Sanford generally.
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fpariety, practically every line o f business represented, we fe e l that we
£ merchants o f Sanford Avenue have much to offer the buying public.
£ High-class merchandise, moderate prices and real service awaits you.
e Following Firms are Members of
The Association:
AUTOMOBILES
DEPARTMENT STORES
Charles T. Fuller Motor Co. The H. and A. Store.
Rines Filling Station
The Fashion.
Rockey’s Tire Shop
S* Gordon.
Sanford Used Parts Co.
The Hu]b Department Store
Sanford Filling Stations
A. Kanner.
White-Highleyman, Inc.
The Leader Store.
ARMY STORES
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Sanford Pamt^and Aimy The Style Shop
CLEANERS AND DYERS
. DRUG STORES
Royal Cleaners and Dyers. Seminole'Drug Store DEPARTMENT STORES Union Pharmacy No. 2.
Dave's Department Store
ELECTRIC SHOPS
H. Bandel.
Melton Electric Co.
FURNITURE STORES JEWELRY AND NOTIONS
Miller Furniture Co.
W. O. Russell Supply Co.
T. W. Russell & Co.
LADIES’ SHOPS
fpttit crm ppc
r K U l l o rOKfcb
^Raffeld’s Ladies' Shop.
Sam Kenis.
MARKETS
GROCERIES
Edgewood Grocery
J. H. Tillis. - ' '
Just Rite Grocery.
J. V. Kendall.
Piggly-W iggly Store.
PLUMBING AND RADIO
Stone’s Market.
F. Schwartz.
• Jas. A. Sands. .
HARDWARE
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Stanley-Rogers Hardware
SHOE REj?.4|IMNG
Co.
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IWe Seeks Graham Beats Henry
His Quota In Winter Haven Bout
. >mbfo district repof tfea Columbian Life
'Company,
Momphis,
» w orking to reach hi<t
n 188,000' set by the. comJ i V m goal for a trip to the
*jy S Convention In Memphis,
, WINTER IIAEVN, Fla., Nov.
12—(/P)_Ray Graham of Clear
water won a decision over Happy
Henry of Brooklyn last night in
nlO round afrair.
„ 1>etor Rivers of Wept Tampa,
Florida, won a decision ov«*r Mattling Basquclla of Ybor City, «ix
?A barcrom blo already huu rounds.
worth of life insurs t
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P^D UdiTlff completed last year for The Miller Furniture
‘^ a f tf o r d and Geneva Avenues. Thin was the pioneer
’O anevt Avenuo section and Mr. Miller has reported ex
business since hlH opening day. •
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SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
FOR SALE.Stove mid fireplace
65— Lots for Sale
“The Roxall Store"
J^ N T v u l c a n iz in g w o r k s .
wood.
Rhone
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We make a specialty of our prompt
n o o n AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
MOU W A rT MUCH LOMGtEf?
ed
upartment.
nicely
located
hm,
SA«
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rent—
1
room
A U - n t E E A B li/i
FOR SA1.E—French Avenue lot
U. S. L Batteries,
filling of prescriptions and quick
V O u'L L B 5. Piw cnK j O U T
Apply Pico Hotel.
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Col,,n». Floral
FOR SAI.K —Double bed
tHll be received
near Highlnnd Park. $1800. $25
Distributor*
Chandler
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Prmg, chenp. g'07
^ collector sent
canh and $25 monthly.
nox 81
Commercial Avenue
Drugs — Sodp — Hot Sandwiches Avc.
Magnolia ! f o r
RENT—Nice
rooms 'and l o it SAi.K—House, lot and g«r- care Herald.
ftf pe7B,en**
SA N FO R ^ BU1CK ’CO.
npurtments. Ferndala Apt.
,10e a Hne
:(% p t
nge, good wuter, clean lot. Leas
19—
Building
Contractors.
212 Magnolia Avo.
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of
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Mmiford, Rre.nt woimI Add. 1-4' mile Deal ruble residence lit cun Ik>
a q rm .
CLARENCE SMITH
bought
from
owner
on
sninll
O nnn
pnM. Gindervillcj Orlando Road.
ia reqnrst.
General Contractor
l i l M T k £ ? S ? “"" VC,y
! u 'iR“ A ° r Sp""' '"r *“ • 100!’
cash payment, between 10 th nn<l LINCOLN — FORI) — FOfiDSON
rates arc for
Edward Higgins. Inc.
ELnxio
(J00 West F irst Street
11th Street. Might consider trnd- Commcrclal A Palmetto. Piione 381
Mriions.
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rooms,
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Ing for house. Rox 00 enre Her
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averogc length
r*i ■—li-'/High elevation. Price $0250. Very aid.
Fountain- Curb .< *
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one
oaki
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*r*I see the new custom
Nason, Valdot
JAMES H. COWAN— All kinds of
of 30c for
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Studebakers
Hotel
llldg.
Phone
853.
2 M""i| AT?!RACTIVE..rooms to
Tin and Sheet Metal Work. k*trLi,HtablM*
88—-Reul E s ta te fo r E x ch an g e
SAN JUAN GARAGE
Is restricted to W ater and UoHt Tanka. A t Oak New Upsida.
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
DODGE
ikition.
Voung, Owner, 208 Park Ave.'
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15 West W askt_
, r — SpecinlH a t th e S to re s
r*ill bo responsible
, o r l a n d c TXjw a
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H
ouses
for
R
ent.
within rcnnonablc distmuT from thr
insertion,
HODGINS
&
COWAN
CO.,
Auto
»The
shoppe
for tk* little e
business
roction.
Must
he
fairly
for subsequent
\\ e have u number of homos
SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
Rudiator
and
sheet
m
etal
works.
wardrobe , offic* should be
FOR
INC.
| BUNGALOW COMPLETELY fur- listed with us th a t are priced to priced. Rox 01 cure Herald.
LAYETTIB
NO\
Italy in case of Plain and ornam ental ah«et m etal
LOTS — ns first payment o n '
sX
803 Oak Avo.
1
,
nJ*
6
vd.
3
rooms
and
sun
parlor,
"HI,
ranging
in
price
from
$3,250
work. Tel. 710-W. 207 French
house.
Address
Box
50.
Phone
41
BABY
PURNITURB
.
j R,,t , nn(,
water connections. to $15,000. Terms a t this time ara
IMPORTED DINNKRWAUE
Avenue.
mtertisers
BOY8 AND UIRL8 2 TO’4
| Newly decorated, fi minutes from very attractive.
HOUSE well located, building tots
HUPS— MARMONS *
Rd representative
IV
Fhone 571 .1. 812 Union
--------------------------•
SEE
in Gindervllle, will exchange a h
. tSnnfo.i;d Automobile Co.
1uailiar with rates. 25— F lo ris ts .
Avenue, Luwson.
,
—
See
—
pnrt
payment
on
home.
Address
*(M
’
Magnolia
Ave.
Phone
137
^Ificstion will give
f. o ——,
Box 50.
“STEWART THE Ff.ORIST"
.Information. And
T , l , ; 1‘ A I.I. H A R D W A R i:
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F u r n i s h e d H o u s e r» moms
* k a i .t y c o ..
N A SH
w 1
Flowers for all occasions
[thy will assist you
l eads lho world in motor car value
nn,l h;,,h vomph t. ly fu.nirhe.i:|
‘"“V x v ,
1 ‘'f nt' llklyoor want ml. to I
Me LANDER ARCADE
89—Wanted—Him! Kslaie
SMITH MOTORS t:o
y, effective.
o ^
Phone 781.
PRO N ES
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s,h,,“ 1 ''hone 0082 . R E A L E S T A T E * - IN S U R A N C E
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[ant notick
To DemonKtrnte a .
IU:AI' E S T A T E W A N T E D
IA t'1 O M O R Il.E 1IR A i .E R S If von
I'UR REN I .,
furnished I
i should give their
27— P ro fe s sio n a l Kef>yee8.
" ill huy or trade for your wpitl.v , want to veil vour ui ed cars, ml
bouse.
Apply
Huivlilf*
home
2
^office address ns
CHEVROLETI
. 1,1 »»»>’ lots ill any suhdivision m 'erli.se dnily on the classified page
miles out West First St.
phone number if K UG E N E P E R MA N E N T.^W/Vyk: s.
r* \E R O E E >
M A D E - M O T B o R kJ
South Florida, fu answering this I
— -------- -------salts. About one
Is to Sell it and Make
no kinks, one TJTicp, p c jM S l nt- 66— W an ted — to Buy.
FOR r f \ t -*
7 — r~ —
rA SH ,ln*1 *
monthly will advertisement udl me how muchi F L O R I D A - O R L a NDO — Orlando
n.,.?
F lM E M 1M O T E 3 L A T E ' s thousand boa a tention. Bluehirtf lleauly ^Slioiino
V
K
1 “
unfurnished hny well located stucco bunuulow you have paid, the tmtanee due. , Morning Sentinel, largest ehisai
M other
'em* snaa i ' '•*
[ the others can't
----. hungahuv
locatedat the corner (of five, rooms and ball,
OwneT
l’hone .310-J.
the lot. numbers, ami the location .
I,u"lnCMs. ra lr Ic a word, min
, I BUY. pay cash Tor second liniid | “ * I i'jm eit" andKatie Streets.
with you unless
Delighted
Owner’
Irving in another state and w iNsoR
pianos. Address Ilox .352,
of property, also give your pres ,n,um
cash with order.
our address.
I
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ent and home address. W iite Box ~ ------------- ----------------------------------------------------t S m m ' r r . r ........... v1..................................... ............. .
_jiee SVII ST be 1 Attorney and Counsellor a t Law
l<w I! Gate Sanford Herald.
M O R G A N T O W N , W. V A „ people
87 Rouma With Hoard.
i Address w. .L
Z t*
it The Sanford
210 E ast First Street.
1 are interested in Florida. Reneh
Mr
by
letter.
Tele>'53
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To Demonstrate.Chftvrobtf^
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lh-m Hi rough a cl eo-ified add in
k e e p s m il in g
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the M oigatitoun PO ST. Six cents
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pe.r month.
Phone'
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work for six consecutive issues.
ceived theirs. See San ford’:! J
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Ptn'mpt . Efficient
MARV \ m \
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S u.fei I A w . at 10th St. Phone 692
gall. First National Bank B uihl-i- - -------\ / .
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7M1S BIS STRAP
LUngfilow '
toe piogiaio .,| the Woman's
ARoumo wco
m»t. * bone 182-X
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L FN 'T Room,
fiirui.-hcl. j M. lhoivdle Ave. ..ml Kighlli SI
Allow us |i1(
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•portunity of]
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allowing you this line p inpert\.:
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Scargo „f Tampa,
» y in Several counties, and four rounds, ’
l^alx and one hnlf years he
jF their representative, he
Visa fees will be waived for
£§^800,000 worth of in- members of the American Legion
visiting England next year.
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F R E C K L E S A N D HIS F R IE N D S
LETS TJVtte MISSUS
V o o tc s CATE OFF AM'
p u r IT OP OM UMkiS
CMIOKEM M oose:
wom ABOor PurriM'
SMIM6LNS STEPS UP
IM PROMT OF 7M' j
N 6 ° A V P .m ) £ i V N EJ lS ° WN,NG PKOTEBTY ON THE FOLA
v e n u From
^ r o ^ Union
L.
a Ju *n to
Av'F irst
nu“’ Street.
,'°° Avenu<*
« nn
Avenue,
Avenue
/ / —rZ -
.
:f$ P
I K now My Business
SALESMEN'-'
CNtoM AM’ SO
<wrm o s , o s s i s '
\MEOE 60MA1A
M W A R M ’WR.
AAU-0W 65M)
A!n•,! u i^ n d % ^inn,r . e',,timnte<, C°Ht " ( Ua' in* H'ln ■»«"!
K t r e i o e » V r tC * 1 ,
,* ' °* Avenu#' 32 f“ ‘‘
width from
MO cubic v a r i
T
»he*t asphalt
a 6 Inch rock base. ,
?10 fin *
*
* a t 40
8 1,764.00
pa.ljn ft. concrctq /mrb and jpittc r a t 76c
•>07-J 80
flin. ft. single curb a t 36c
.........
i(, ori
• sq. yards paving a t $1.82 ............
8,001 !)<;
L'oncrot<? “ Hoy returns a t «0C
207.0()
Moratory inspection of mntcriala
S I ^ g * ? 80' a(lv ertlfling, etc. 2 1-2 per cent
302 30
laarlng, 6 per cent ......... .................................
«04.60
rest carrying charge, 6 per cent for 0 months A 228.75
__________
i Cost .a.... ...... i.......................... *.......
$13 478 00
• born? entirely by adjacent property owners,
ber of feot frontage, 2 ,050.02.
.
tn t per foot frontage, $5^0070.
I*RED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer
F irst S treet Extension'
S ANFOHI), FLORIDA
Description
PoaoR.OWT l 60 IM Y WSUl- SoP9oi,t You SEE N Z-*
Foot
Final
AMD SUE 0ocg£, Vo« HBR MuRS,t,. tv a ’s A u MI6W [
J rootage Aasrhsntenl
JOW A MINUTE *
'Nt'm HERAT'S AU R\6HT
. Lot in Block K
112 .8**
$527.12
VJ\\H ME
. W illl-m* J ........... . Lot 11 Block K
25
l2li.7tJ
^H (U am « ....... ..... .........Lot 12 Block K
25
126.70
‘'IrlllijUflS -----:...............|„,t KJ Bio. k K
25
J26.70
flvaiiaijis ..................... Lot I 1 Block K
25
126.70
* W illiams
r.ol 15 Block K
25
126.70
Pbre .......
Lot Hi Block K
25
126.70
jMjfjjT.....
Lo t 17 Block K
25
126.70
Pore ;.......
Lo t IH Block K
25
126.70
------ I.OI, 19 Block K
127.88
618.08
II^K
/L o t”1 Block I,
1 1 2 .Kit
572.12
Jp itta, J r . ..................... Lot 24 Block L
127.KK
648.08
I'wltta, J r; :........................ Lot 25 Block I.
126.70
w r , , ...................... Lot 26 Block L
126.70
Hotel Rcnlty Co. .. Lot 27 Block L
126.70
fHote IRealty Co...... Lot 28 niock r.
126.70
Ipttdtel R ealty Co........ Lot 29 Block L
126.70
fF'Jfbtel 'Realty Co. . ..Lot 30 Block L
120.70
J 'K .
jltienden & P. Mero .....Lot 31 Block L
126.70
snden A P. Mero ..... Lot 32 Block I.
126.7(1
Hotel R ealty Co. . Lot 8 Block 1.
572.12
IDdcn A P. Mero
Lot 0 Block L
126.70
jttenden & P. Mero
Lot 10 Block L
120 70
S>AV, Pop. L SX ML. TAKE )
{ McConnell
.............. Lot i ;
fli„ck f,
WHAT Do YoO
126.70
A dollar
WANT IT TOR 9
McConnell .................. Lotyi Block L
126.70
K*rl0 . ..........Lot 18
Block L
126.70
I P l ' Edrlo ................
Lot 14Block L
____
120.70
Total R salty Co.......Lot 15 Block L
120.70
1. Hoted Rculty Co. ,.U)t 10 Block L
120.70
[w e ll.... ..................... Lot 17 Block I.
127.88
618.08
U t l Block M
1 12.89
527.12
.........................
Lot 24Block M
127.88
048.08
fainw rlght .
Lot 25 Block M
126.70
W ftw rig h t................... Lot 20 Block M
lifl. 70
/a Inr i g h t .......
Lot
27 Block M
120.70
f!&. Hotel Realty Co. U t 28 Block M
126.70
f d flo le l. Realty Co. Lot 29 Block M
126.70
(L Hotel Realty
|.„t 2 u Block M
126.70
* 'ji,' K. RoBMiler
l ot* 81 Block M
25
126.70
fr ,A. K, Rossiter
l.<*t 33Block M
25
126.70
Lot
8Block M
112,8
572.12
K. Rossiter ....
L 't
9Block M
25 ‘
126.70
Kj|. K. Rossiter ....
Lot 19Block M
20 .
126.70
*Ify B*' Twiss ........ Lot J i Block M. . ’4iW120.70
^O.tR. Twiss ;......... LoL 12 JUk.ck 5L . 25
120.70
f c .^ 'T w la s .................. Lnl 13 lTloeJc "M' ’’
25
120.70
Twiss ................ I^»t 11 Block M
25
120.70
Realty Co...... Lot 15 Block M
25
120.70
e m in o Y£«»f\--TftlS BOOK
i TSvias ................ Lot 10 Block M
25
120.70
to
"Te l l s Yo O Hok ) *■
—......... Lot 17 Block M
127.8f
CoMPU-lk.
648.08
Oo woo WftWT
x b H O E. lo o
ms
.
.h ot
6Block ()
127.81
Xo UOE. to B t
T«VOUT>
0J8.08
rvt the .
IOO StFXflS
fim W. L. Henley Lot 0 Block O
26
120.70
cwTiurbcos
— 0 1 -0 ? —
!iy d W . t , Henley Lot $ BIwk O
25 '
126.70
IP
0ooK^>
IM
■ff Jt W. L, Henley Lot 8 Block 0
25
C O tv \* . i h
120.70
M6U3VJOOQ
8oT L«rt
Y 4 W. L. Hen toy Lot 9 Block O
25
CftlMotUox, '
126.70
TVa*! unc.
we Fmo
HOo Wfi “ '
A
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7A- W. L. Henley Lot 10 Block O
26
<»ozi sr.iL
120.70
Cu>Tiss«tv
i "u»x • •<
ft W. L. Henley Lot l i Block 0
25
Dointo126.70
*•» V
Lot 12 Block O
26
V* • o '
126.70
"wdBouV"1
4«y«***f*—............ Lot18 .^lock O
25
126.70
^ fs rv s
♦ CO 3 —J*.' /'\ .5. J "
f e 1 i 4 B,oc!f
127.89
...A’ .esoao
048.18
i f l j f e W ' f f f f f W ' y M AW $*mwjU are payable In 'full up
1926, without Interest; and .after such dato said aspayable in U n e q u a l annual installment* with I n U r t't
#1| deferred p a p w p tr.
f
a n d .r
'if
Slailon.xs _
*
St.
—--------------- ----- ---------
1
_ j WANTED— Experienced
hook- RO O M S F O R
R E N T ' furnished I lm,nth'
'i'!-**I
kn,,W.
l
t‘tlKt,
<
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type-l
unrurniHlieil.
Enquire
608
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, writing,
« ru in g , (.ive
vuve expeneilcy;,
expei ieiicy; mid
ai
ref- Hughey.
j* “1,,.“ 1 RI.NI ,,, hive
mum,• unfurn
,
........
g.Bot ihe owner.” erenees in reply.
Address
MS Box ’
lor estimates.
( 1 200 care Herald.
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De.sirahle bed room ,,
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HADKORD
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t ----------------------- | connecting
hath.
Hot
w ater.'
P ete Is Sitting Pretty
M oiAo ^
T o s E a t o o - 5 t o o . b u t .p s t s . yoo
‘ SHOUUDSJT HAN* COM*.
to o KNOW Voo can't *
^WOKK.WCOM*
34— H elp— M ale o r F e m a le
»VNowTr.Boers.'Bo'r \ voued a ^mjtc
THE
30*S To d a y . \ ASKED him 7c® l
SUMMER'S VACATION NOW-ANO OtfT
AMAY V)(TH \Y-r ‘
V i e F t l N f t f i t ME,Too
VULCANIZING
ft WELCH
WANTED—Solicitor, one who ran)
ikes friends’’
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—
Ave.
~
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y
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and Agents
wgLL,yoo Don’t
B o r r o w FH om m c
veex o fte n he
tc
Chick, rem£mbcr the
DOLLARYoo BORROWED
FROMM6 LASTWeeKYoOPROMtSCDYbPKY
it back Today
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f i i u g IT <3a g k
AieK T PAYDAY
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<»ak M et A L L Si F O X , Real estate ini- a a s s _________ ____ _
F U R N IS H E D
RO O M — Next
to!
bath. Hot water. Close in. 205 J
K. 10th St
I
BARHEIt SIIO I
oli» Avenue.
“ rb»o. Special al-
Dodge Coupe
1 923
Dodge Touring
1922
Essex Conch
1923
Ford Touring
1921
Ford Sedan
666
192a
Ford Touring
is a Prescript ion for
1925
Mud son ( much
1921
Rr.ilk Touring
1926
Ihiiik Touring
C’olds, Grippe, Flu,
Dengue, Bilious Fever
and Malaria
1926
Nash Sedan
1926
Nash Roadster
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b jA ^
at
t
C ’M O M
® «C K
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No. 50 .
.
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, h 7y« ............[ I . , i o * .... i I * .
losj. ill
in very reasonably
’
|I avi
Ave..*. (» lose
' priced and on easy terms. Plum ■J
TISDALE Tor good boys 71 ••
in «»«• Estate, 230 Mcisch Build-,
' ^
,h w ^ r t y
l, c n - n lw
Address S. II. D. Care Herald.
eil tl.e most
desirable
iin in liv 1
______ _
_
hojiie silo between French Avemn
S A N F O R D C l ’M'K c o
Used C ar Lot
Sanford \ve. and Me* nnd St.
Dealers
SELL GOOD USED GARS
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RUN OFF VaR-TU ‘ftM.
Melton Electric
out
M. Sanfurd At *.
FOR SALE—Spaca on thl* .
for classified adverttsenu
Why not rxuit tlioso vacant
or sell, tlipaa aecond hand
W IIO I.H M X I.H T IU G . A V II IIA T T K tI V M ' P f L T
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Trade A t The
MILLER O. P ill U PS, liv
*
w*r** i * ■1
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Where ample parkinj^pace is, av^ilable and courtepus seii’viee andtf^awffl|
enable prices await you.
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^•e carry ji complete line of iresh’^
L- prbiijifft'/fim’^&roceries and haye*^’ *
I 'cently \ntitallWh(a rngderfi-^at
partmeift offering *a; ehojfe U#
fresh meats. *
We feature our S a t^ 'd a ^ ^ c r ttflft4TT>"
..........................................
FAY US‘A VISi^F
pisKppeKfte*/
Specials
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11 '
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se qovsJ
fS * s S M e S . x * '
J 6 ^ CRN’S STILL
x ^ K F e NM1 50UM0
v
r " 11 "•*
^ II M asonic llldg.
l»honu. 75 t
S A V E by g iv in g u s y o u r H id ew n lk , d riv e w a y andelation w o rk . All w ork g u r u n a n tc o d .
.,
,!, 2 « Dodge Speeiul Ton ring
l 92 o j.’ord Touring
1925 Dodge Special Sedan
1925 Ford Runabout
By Cranie
MCMfE s o !
S00
V M \L € X
K .tO O V i.
*»een n I,I k f a r t o r | n I k i a a
« f » u r h n sln esa.
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nlwrn>« have n n r aprrrfy MV
— W h e n lit
tilr i'lilc a t 'i !
m
C a ll R a y B r o t h e
DODGE RltOTtir.’RS
IGT0N TUBBS II
NDf» VNkSIMe.
PROMPTNESS!
(■ answering “h n r r r M ill*
SANFORD
CEMENT CONTRACTING CO.
All makes and models at a sneri
must Is* -old.
ami the Country Club. Will s a c ,, j ,
,
A
1
* " ," ’
m__ / jo r without light
housekeeping. fiee for quick sale. Iiiqiiiie II. iS 1 suitable for apartment house. ■ Elm Ave. nnd l-’tlh Street.
. Owner out of the city and will sell |
A. II. I,, care, Herald.
kdie«vatMl thildien. .FD R GENERAL house work and • *
'^tu^
•______
PIIONE d
_____
__
under value and on exceptionally j
window cleaning, ask for MACK
acre fan.." nexx ''^ V terms.
I lux 79 . are
Th
74— A partm cnlH an il F la ts
H )R SALE.
LAM I'll ESS 17RY
423 East 4th St.
house.
$28011.00.
L.
L
Keller.
I.al.
JEW ETT AND PAGE
Pressing, tailoring. *7,' ** ------ T~*_------TWO ROOMS, Kitchenette umi j Moori.e, Fla.
tt0 Aiemic i-h,,,,.. 10—Money to Loan
RIVE’S GARAGE
’ . ’
I'OR SA LE - 1. 6 7> o f 1.one's Ad
bath, attractively
furnished, S | — H o u ses F o r S ale.
Sanford Dealer
_'
| dltion, facing Highland Park mi ..„H \ y , . „
LOANS—Money avaiiablo At 7 per nioderate rent, Young, owner, 2 0 0 '_______________________
Phnbo 617
’ 1aOak
Street.
$1750 mi tcrmAt.f
only
cent. Close in property. A. P. N. Park Ave;
e a
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FDR KALE—Two houses, one
«r.n
. .. . .
.JjOLE I’HIN’TERY
—
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—Connelly ti Sofia.
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.
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.
i »ou cusli ami $2 * muiill.lv. Addro m iinik. Lights, fine watei. g«i ] |jox g()i C|irt. n ,,. | | cr.l|,|.
,° camkkas
NICE
Three
room
apartm
ent
with
den. Lot 8 1 x 240 . E a sy terms. |
MH'I’I.IKs
. Jl
I'DR SALKvOno o i^liu al Tour
£ 7 —D ogs. C ats. P e tk
privuto bath. Seminolo Hotel. Owner leaving city. Thin mini ' l w v c , t>
i.midey, Prop.
Tcriug gUdesiietl.
OWNER
will
sarrifire
MOitlieast
,
., ing
j . car,* $3A0,
,
FOR KALE—Good bird dog.Vpoin-.
«t|l
FOR RENT.—Furnished 3 room , Cham.dim-. W D t St. Next I.,
"'van
to . Cul Jjrejich
enrnivr
of
(Mange
and
Kh„
Ave.
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qui* k ca^li-salc.
iRPVnvi,.,. . .
i ter.
l<!r. Bargain
narguin for qtiu
t ach-sa e.
10,1,1
garage apartm ent.
Pee Gee 1spring.
Nile. Have ..!li...‘ .nterests and . ' kt' '
S
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Paint Store.
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PAYM ENT Ih ..I
| 1,9ni*»' i'»ot^'> \,T hii most <1. _
f-W *K'rp . v' ‘‘ 1,015ft—Fuel and Feed yFOR - RENT — Nice apartm ent! f'r^t two to see me cun buy
, , r“I l 0/ I,.k' ' ° ’
P ^ s 'i l y , can
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uiiflirniiiiHsI Ylore in, $45 per homo apiece for rejit. L. Blund.
°* 14| >Idiciilously low priu* ;■
t il
Street.
Avvaut,J------— - Inquire
First SI. next to Spring.
J,, ‘n*ten Hiia week. Address Box ■
FOR GOOD WOOD CALL 351,3.
month.
Phone 166-W*
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2204 Oak Ave.
UN’S
1Uhnd usher FOR SALE— Wood beaten* good
Jacksonville—State Fair grounds, --- ;---------------- ------------- ------ ■ N c w Work Jusl-Arrived {
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CHASE & CO j
I.
Condition, cheap. Phone 425— '•l GainesvIrte— Pecans being .h a r being improved ut expenditure o f| Cross City Church of God to "
lFlr»t Street.
erect new. edifice here.
K15,0(10.
I 115 French Avo.
vested in this, vicinity.
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ro.oo'J’P
11 kill. |lie germs.
Address Box I lice
I
RELIABLE. Energetic man ,le- f_____ - __________________
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K OO— L o ts I-o r Mifc
sirep position as clerk. H lghett f)9_ n oom s fo r Hf
k
, , M — F a rm s a n d L and for S a k ----- -- -------------- -------- references. Phone 198.
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H o u s e k e e p i n g ------ .
. FOR SALE,Chenp, 2 Oa*k Hill I...»- •
pericneed with C itru s Groves, venltnces 3'4 ^ > S
StVc't
wishes position.
Can take com
g
plete charge of grove. ,l(. G. F r y
NICK large room, Homelike, with
er, Lake Monroe, Flu.
go.
192a
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HOW LOm ^t
ttr
Is :.tc. is moderate and terms can
, 1 » arranged any way to suit pur - 1
. h.iv.er
Addrc-s Box 5 !) or Phone'
m . , v. “
nj.AM Nt; CO
1, Repniring “ ,H*
.
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T W O NICJ.) fuinisln-d housekeen i
•''Ai.l'.
I wo In acre G aels a:
facing tin Geneva Avenue. Own- '
bi.*) fm
prompt MIDDLE ag*y m arried m an . e x - K . s
faftfeclo M t All eoi. L . ' ^ ' ‘e. 1*’'1' 1
er needs money and will sacrifice.
In Debt and Out
/
shower, kitchen has built in fea
tire
s also
"« es.
u.s.i eleclcic range mi,I
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Atlanta Gn.
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home has largo living room, din j
• i 11T room, 2 lad s, hath including'
71.3.
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vt- w t
"I'rim e ," of a team of
four
, v l i . | . horses which used to draw
I.C.,
roe’s coach on stale oc| ' •’ 9 o , h ■-. o ir «n u,i the favors of
I Koy.iRv ami goim on the road us
j • ir, u . pet former.
Um *I I 'a I" *5«||t
Furnitme Co. [3 6 — S it u a t io n W a n t e d F e m a le
t Street
-- -------------------------- —_______________ _____ 1 in*1 7 ~ ~ ; ............................ — ----------------------------------------------- -—-------- • S3 IJ( ( O BUNGALOW, large livfull line.
| W A N T W O R K of any kind. I S ,.N I C E L Y fmi.DImd
front
( ash or i years stenographic and’ dicta*: * i Twin Ix-ds'.'"Priviile faniilv! Ad'- 11l<;c»INS-SA?ITII-WItftHT. INC. I nig room, dining room. 3 bed
Real Estate and
business.
rooms, kitchen with built in fen -1
IN S U RANGE B KOK E It S
nut's including breakfast nook.
f t s
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'tte Go., general
Sm all
down
pa>ment,
balance
37 K it .m l In n \ v
t i \ i T r i F(>R
K E N T . -Fiir.iish e.l
bed- U t T YOUR PROPERTY WITH, ‘ ihm.VIiK- " T » ! . ," >17."
I
•idewalks, build- .17
S itu a t io n H u n t e d M ale, j loom.am| bath lor rent. 300 W .!
“THE LOT KING”
,»"'mthl>. Ilmm- .l...
ption Imxes. .J. R. „
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SA L E SM A N $AM
W I ’Ol.’ D I l l ’ ll K
,
Bldg
A p p ly ’ a ! V C o n n S * * : !',()K SA,<K A « vc room house
' eonvemently located. Hot water, i Sons, Magnolia and 2 nd.
one Idoek from sehool with all
; l n v a l c family. .3(19 Magnolia Ave. — -------------- - —- ------ ------- ----- ; modem conveniences
leasonaldc
I STORE
PreGet your territo ry ! * \ ' ? h\ .......................................
J, Soda. We are cleaning up.
uuick.
Hr phone,
ouiek. Poniolene Co.. Box I M2 ' v ,,m ,‘
I
••itl. y
produce. 310 1st National Rank. K o lt ,th:N'T — furnished rooms, j
Service Offered
1103
Pho,,-. 7K— O fflcea a n d D esk Room
--------—------------- OFFICE Fore
FASTEST SELLER
OB, For a b o u t
A W 66K
S. i iii'i’x Si oggans
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rn throughout.
Inquire at
r.T|)cit hv com- ' V0RK AT HOME—$6 a dozen Feds. Instaiitaiieoim hot water all J Ban me IS
i
in. UV specialize | m“ kmR "‘‘a rfo. Experience mi- Dines. New house, nice neighbor-' _______
troubles Batte.iv r ',,e "*nry. Nn eonvussing. Parlic- lioo*|. rerun', moderate. Excellent i..n l ,
....... .
r",ln,
fum i-he.l
^pairing
I.. A i " lars for stu»*U- Linnit Service. meals next door. I l l K Eighth I V
M A LE.
i-ro..m,
modern i
Street.
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Sanford
Ave.. eonk“
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,
Battery Service j In''- ,!M< , '>nn' Mass.
I venient to
school.
$75111 )
•’"'eeo Bungalow.
I his m odern.
Ji
M OM ’N P O P
■m
in your spare tune. Earn $15 to.
loom. .101 Holly Ave.
Ido, k Phone 71:;
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weekly. Experience unri'-'ies ---- — —
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front ! T m u c p „ .
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room nicety furnished, second J lu w ‘ V 1* ,M'1l.N"w }k'l,,,:,:V
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a Motor Boat
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,alt Have Not
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mere of Mine
je Efforts
(Being Pushed
wf. Miners' May
_:hed Shortly*
toe Men Believe
^INo T W. Vn., N ov.
Three m inors w e re
two others in ju r e d
ijosioii early to d a y in
Street Mine o f th o
fins Coal ( ’o m p u n y
UsviHe. w a r h e re .
% e n in th e m in e a t
rere u n acco u n ted
\ hours a f t e r th e
tur etl.
,
,
«r rHi»*ii’p workmen anu
L few others wero enthe explosion, it was
company’s offices. I t
that rescue workers
.ch the section where
tripped within a short
QUEEN MARIE TO 3-DAY CAMPAIGN
BE HOME IN TIME OF TRADE BODY
F O R CHRISTMAS STARTS TUESDAY
I hopes wort entertained
lousing workmen muy he Kinpf Ferdinand Wires Re Campaign Team Workers lo
quest That Royal Party
Seek UM)0 Members in
Reports from the
Cancel
Part of Itinerary;
i that the blast occurred
Hanford; Money Will Be
Florida Trip - Abandoned
tti *ntry- The force w as
Csed for Annual Budi'et
j'thit it was fe lt in all
|«f the work inns.
The
t
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Ailment Diagnosed
Nine of Rebel Band
As Kidney Stones Are Admitted Slain
S to n n : Wi "^
Sued
S. Weather j.
I
S lfe a ,
TRADE BODY WILL LATEST H
SEEK ACTION ON MURDER
BIG HIGHWAY JOB TO AUTHORITIES
ms-sss®
Dyess Fined $.r00
On Liquor Charge
State*.
Gkte h
Of M _
Alleged Burglars
Bound Over Today
Scripps-Howard Buys News-Scimitar
And Merges It With Memphis Press
nKiila wFfe
Then Himself
S k .“wm , i„„.,
sG a
.memb«T of« one
known ivicl
w«jeJcrA“
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NEW YORK, Nov. ltJ.-(/P )_ T h o blit family, have refused to bd
authorities of tho P roteitantE pla- terviewed.
: •?'’ i
$apiU Church and Society were
When MarlborofcfIt dad
stirrod today by further revoln- Vanderbilt wer* m afri J *
Prosecution in Jersey Slaying Humors That General FefnanJ tiona regarding tho annulment by Episcopalian*., A fter
Case Plans to Summon
tlez Whh One of Lenders the Catholic Church of tho Episco the DucHesa '
*
Key Witness on Wednesday
Of Proposed Revolution la pal murrlage of tho Duko of M irl- a Catholic. .The Du
To Present Her Testimony
Denied by Federal Chief, borough and tho' former Comiuelo Gladys Deacon, of
Vandeflillt, of Now Ydrk. .
a bridesmaid a t tha Marl ..
. Bishop William Manning, head wedding, and who is a Catholic.
of the Episcopn! diocese of New
It is reported before the.'
Ypr)< thinkSUho annulment, “amas- borough m arriage thpt.CoAsuelp•>
ing und inwwlihlo." Tho marriage father opposed the union but tlU t
Doctors Consider Condition Scouts Report That Attack was annulled by a decree of tho Mrs. Vanderbilt insisted u p o n .lt.
diocc.Min court a t Southwark, Eng From the $2,500,000 given by Mr.
Of Woman Is as Hood at
Upon Juarez Was Planned; land, which wan upheld by the Vanderb|lt as a - iham A fe .M ttl^'
Present as It Ever Will be
Seven Hundred of Rebelu tribunal of tho Roto In Rome.
moift the Duke is s |m Yeietviitg An
Anuounremcnt that annulment income of .about $1,000 per WMi.
El. PASO, Texas. Nov. 15—f/P) was granted on a plea of tho for-. Thn agfeemerit proSHtfed' th at the
SOMKRVII.I K, N. .1., Nov. IT,.
Plans f..r n revolutionary move.-1mor Huchoss bus added to the stir, DukP and DuehesH wdre to receive
- 1/1’1 The pro .erution 1n. the
moot in northern Mexico nre bo-1Shi* divorced the Duke several the Income from the dot, and that
Hall-Mills m im kr trial plans to lievt d I., have Iwen p'lrtly reveal- j yours ago nnd now is tho wife of
nn their deaths the Incomo Was to
have Mrs. .lane Gibson, its key ! c.l by I be
MIAMI, FlA , N ot. r
slaying of nine rebels hylCol. J iic<|Uoh Bnlsin, divorced,, of go to their heirs. Nothing con
witness hronghl i n t o court Wed | federal I roups in the slate of <'hi- j Erunce. A report that Mrs. O. II.
cerning a divorce was contained in — Movement bf t h * /
nesday i»i n * ; t 'idler to give what Iiiinhnn.
disturbance in th e
i P, Belmont, who divorced William tin* m arriage agreement.
nmv he dmit hhrd testimony.
Sea, apparently/,'
Lnqt April Mrs. Belmont in
| Rumor-. Ili it Gen. Nicholas E er-! K. Vanderbilt, father of the former
The plans, however, are enilan- ■
n o rth e a s tw " * ‘
former rbief of stn ff for Duchess, appeared with other rela letter*to Bishop Manning said:
gered hy the possible necessity for 1General ErnnciMco (Pancho) Villa, tives before the diocesan court nnd
“ I am litill n divorced woman." Miami and
an emergency operation to pro
was one of the leaders of tho pro testified thnt duress wus used in The letter In reply to nn appeal for ibrpa
long for a short, lime the life of
posed revolution, have been denied obtaining the* consent of Miss Van funds for the Cathedral of St. observauoM L.
tiie only person known to rlai)h by Gen. Ramon taqtos, commnnd- derbilt to her m arriage with Murl- John tho Divine, said th a t the bish
to have seen the slaying fotjr <r of the Mexican federal g a rri tairough has not heon confirmed. op had'refused to'pernilt heritab le
years ago of Jtov. Mr. Edwrind son br.ro. The reports rredited No comment hns been obtainable to appear in the T rinity Church'
\Vh>- *or Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Gen. Fernandez with lending a from Mrs. Belmont. Mrs. Hurry yenr book as h e a d . of a churrih O a i w f e M M * * '
philanthropy.
The biahop U a foe tip e f Oabs, aad
slater of Con.utolo
Mills.
*■... Whitney,
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small detachment of heavily arm I'nyne
same cou m l
An n. tent that caused Mrs. ed men into Mexico Nov. 1. Thin, nnd other member* of the Vander- of divorce.
cent hurf lcama.
Gib'-on t<> 'dlnp ;n while attending | R was *u»id, wan part of n scheme
modsrats ititeniity.
court 10 d.v« .
:,i now dlug- (<„ mobilize thou* and. of Vi lln’s fnlwould wot deter th*
no'-ed as kid.
t mes. Her con- 1 lowers who l o c a t e d on Chihuahua
’thi
opinion, diet1this t
dition wn« i-oortcd to Imvo im -, ranehen when the bandit lender
nel, but said H Wah too
proved nftei
blood transfusion ! was slain.
accurate' observatMik
Friday, but l*r. Charles Kelly, o n e1 Gen. Lopez admitted thnt de
at this time.
■' '
of (In* physician^ ullcn'ling her tachments hinl been ordered to
Newspaper oi
holds that (his npnivnt improve senreh for the rebel bund; lust
Weather ’Bureau
ment in only m nut hit 1 phase of night, he declared nine of the band
cetve persistent
the disease, ami ! ..
> great slg- hnd been killed. According to ofnifiennee, ns it may be revprsed offieinl reports nnd thnt MaJ. Jos™ Seminole County Chnmber Identity o f Guntiieii Who many persons Y<
very suddenly.
Killed Miner. Unknown and dating prevailing 15 te l
liody Road Committee to
Elore.nzaz, his chief of staff, wn*t
hour winds here end at
Mrs. Gibson's doctors declare hunting for the others.
No Solution Is Expected; murky wsuther witaH
He doMeet With Volusia Coun
thnt the transfusion xvns nindo to ellnod to stnto who was in com
Aid of Troop* J* Refuesd lngstonh.
ty CommiHHionerfl, Dec. 10
relieve an ntiaemic condition in the mand of tho rebels.
Thu road committee of tho Semievent of a sudden turn for the
HERRIN, 111., Nov, I*.—W V -.
Shooting of two Mexicans held
TAMFA, Fla., He
worse soon after tho transfusion. nn ’ irges of transporting mu nolo County Chamber of Commerce Attempts to determine the iden
The
tropical atone *t
today
took
ntups
to
obtain
action
Dr. Kelly believes thnt nn opera nitions to rebel factions, when
tity of gunmen who claimed anoth ibbean tie wis tfx
tion that is followed by a high per thoy nttejnpted to esenpo Inst toward early completion of tho er victim Saturday night occupied
centage of fatalities would ho nec week from federal troops, wns thn Genevn-TittavUlo road, an im port tho time of Williamson county .Of
essitated. He cotisidern her health first indication of extensive inves ant link in thu highway from Semi- ficials today while Mayor Marshall
4- Beurtett, governt
to ho as good now us it ovur will tigation of rumors of a revolt. Lino nolo County to the E ast Coast.
McCormack ond GttVerndr Len gist here. Re stated
The
committee
will
arrange
to
he, nnd feels that she probably Dolgndillo, nlnin when ho a t
Small continued a t variance ait to
in n body buforo tho Volusia the best method of curbing thh •itoe waa aparentiKr'
has only a short time to live, j>*- tempted to cscii)ki Friday, told of
or inght ihtenslt
gnrdlcss of the operation.
assembling nrmu und nuimunition, County comminisoniTK a t the next gang situation in this territory.
was no poalthfe
meeting, Doc. 9 in DuLund. M. E.
Mrs. Gibson was taken lo the (Jen. Lopez said.
Tho latest victim was Claude (he, direction ’wMcn.n l
Donley,
a
member
of
thu
commitSomerville honpitai after her . y i Gon. Lnficz’.i Hcouta reported
Cruig, 35, a coal miner, whose
laps/*, when physicians there de th at Ihrt retain wero plannh g u tui'/wan authorized to ascertain the- body was found early, yestpyday
prosunt
ussessed
valuation
of
tho
clared she would Ik* nimble to tes surprise attack on Junrez. 1* wni
property in tho Volusia County near a roadhouse In the outskirts
tify for Severn! weeks.
Special persistently rumored that 70 men strip involved Iu the highway im of town dperated by a man known
Prosecutor Alexander Simpson Wore ready to uttuck Juan i as provement project nnd to report as “Big Swede."
Craig's body
had her removed over their pro soon ns it five day pnyrtdl was ut the next committee meeting on had beon pierced by both buckshiA is of 'tliese rePorto,
tests to the Jersey City hospital nvniluhle. A former follower of the exuct length of tin* highway nnd revolver bullets.
County au iaid tha atom would- 1
where sin* is now.
Physician* Adolfo lie In Huerta, wiih -<ni<l to yet to be completed ill Volusia thorities, lacking clues expressed of Florid* after
there however confirmed the opin huve boon recruiting men. Ho wns County.
tho opinion th a t the coal miner 6ulf of Mexico,
.v
ion of Somerville physicians un reported to Imvo ample fund*,
did not cotno to his death a t the
2 -o'clock Ufa
L.
C.
Hobuut,
secretary
of
tho
til after the transfusion when which wus given ns the reason for
at] 29J l aa
Seminole County Chumber of Com hands of either the Berger or
they said it might Ik* possible for postponement of former revolu
merce, was instructed to communi Shelton gangs, for he had not been slowly due to .a le M ...
her lo testify enrly this week.
tionary pinna.
misty raito with overcast t
cate with the Brevard County Com known to associate with either.
Mrs. Gibson claims to Imvo
Many Mexican residei t.*i Ijero missioners nnd ask them to meet
Tho difference of opinion de light shifting winds:
been riding a mule in search of believe Hint tin outbreak in unlike ii delegation from tho county trude veloped after Mayor McCormack
corn thieves on the night of the ly nt this time. They claim.a Her- body und discuss the possibility of made public a lette r to the Gover
WASHINGTON,
murder, nnd to have seen Mrs. iotis revolt would bo more upt to buying the highwuy work started nor in which ho declared th a t the —The Weather Buresai 1
Frances Stevens linll, widow of the occur after crops huve been har soon.
establishment of q m ilitary court sued the following, i
slniti clergyman, und her two, vested to prnvido for Hie retails
.
.
Tho secretary wan also asked to was tho only solution of the gang Ing;. .
brothers Henry nnd Willie Stevens und mohey for munitions.
“Advisory 10:80
The letter was direct
invito ueverul prominent Titusville problem.
who nre now on trial for the mur
men to attend the meeting of tha ed to Govornor Small before last disturbance still b t
der of Mrs. Mills.
bourd of directors of tiie chamber Friday when the Governor failed •rate intensity central7!
to recommond m ilitary guard of north and 85i80 watt/’
body here next Friday night.
Tho Improvement of the Goneva- ficials, but Its contentn previously recurving toward north'i
TitusVlIle link hns been long de bad not beon revealed by McCor east Ni
layed ond tho officials of the mack.
Constable E. E. Wmker arrested county chamber body plan, to Uko
Tho mayor wrote “the gangs
I. M. Dyess of Markham Saturday
The contest conducted by the While the latter was aid to have the m atter up with tho proper of have reached such proportions that
McLaulin.. Jewelry . Store, whioh beon im his way to deliver an or ficials to hnve the wprk pushed, no sheriff, regardless of his ef
forts, con roliovo the . , conditfoo.
feutured thn selection of a real der of “prohibition liquor.” Dyess accord Ingto Secretary Bobout.
Tho proaecutlon of' these outlaws
pCurl from among 99 pearls man wus rowing over a small creek
is equally impossible, as no cHlsan
ufactured by a prominent jewel- when
.....
the constable approached
will produce evldenco while there
ry firm, closed Saturday night |^|rn
The officer brought Dyess
gangs are a t large for fear of 4 ATLAr Ta , Nov" H
with only two persons guensing ond
|„,ot|ctf ii(1„(,r t(, Sanford,
Judgo w . E. White today Imund their own livca being taken and sute today t%o^hSd
which wns the genuine pearl, out where u ehhrgu of possessing liq
of a total of 420 who tired to so. uor was made agai'iHt him. Dyess four men involved In burglaries no prosecuting attorney could live the hearingt on W.
•pCcisl inianlty
luct it, according to un nnnnuuco- pleaded guilty and wan fined $500 hero over to tho County Court. who attempted it,"
mont made by Mr. McLaulin to by Judge J. G. Sharon this morn The mon wore Othn White, F rin k
Governor Small, in reply, assert county
C arr om f Eugene Early, charged ed th a t the people of south Illinois h id tel
day.
ing.
j: a a
Tin* genuino' pearl was numbor
Tho constnblo also arrested W|th h u sk in g and entering a place, cannot expect protection “until
add
L*
troy,
Washington,
Charged
they
are
prepared
to
help
''tH
..,
10, on a card which wns placed In Charles Ford, negro, in nn uuloHe asserted ttyrt
tho window of the store.
moblto a t Murkhuin shortly before with possession of stolen t^O pef protection.
tho murders h e rs would have oc
'
Twenty-eight votes were cast ho arrested Dyess. Ford was al ty.
White and Early, according to
for number 23; 34 votcH for num leged to have had liquor ill bis Police Lieutenant A. H. Beckwith, curred regardless of. the
ber 44; 34 votes for number 49 cqr. He ptcuded not guilty to tjio a re charged with robbing the’ An- of troops, and that the lervlca
national guardsmen w w .w L ^ W t,
and 23 votes for number 99. charge and his bond wus fixed at
dehwn Grocery store i t Third-Jliid emery unlelg.civil authority
$600
.with
trial
set
for
tho
next
Twenty-flvo of the Imitation pearls
This condition,
Bond Was fur French Avenue of tobaccq. ab o u t collapsed.
received only two, or less votes to rn of court.
16 days ago. White and C arr are said, be believed did UPt exist
.
nlshed.
each,
•
•
alleged* to have robbed. ' Sneed’s
Hops for ultlmste solution ofFeed and Supply Store, Fourt 'tha'problem wif.VIslonad fas ths
S treet and M yrtle Avenue abot declaration of thd Governor ‘ '
tWo months ago. A sum o f'm o n 99 per cent of the people lh
Genuine Pearl Was
Selected Only Twice
Volie Williams To
Be A Candidate For
City Commissioner
Uiff ' , i .o -1j v
New York SocialCircles
M
CHICAGO,
N ov,
15.—(/!’) To furnish funds Tor tile unnii.il
nn killed were report- Chriaimns day, the Christian holi budget of the Sanford Chamber of
been working a sltort day thnt brings thoughts of home Commerce, u campaign for mem
the point whore tho
to bullions, from Queen to the berships will he waged for three
i occurred.
,
•lays, beginning tinm im w morn
humblest commoner, will find ing.
I ire:
The goul is 1,000 momobrx.
(fargal, 19; Miko Kova- Queen Marie under her own roof
Tonight ut (5:30 o’Bcloek in the
jlabe Kirk hurt, 23.
tree in Bucharest instead of on the Semintdo Cafe, the hoard of gov
ting are:
bloak Atlantic.
ernor:', campnign executives, team
ifoblnson, -I. E. Stifel,
•A t the reipiest of King Ferdi captains nnd rnmpuign tenm mem
■ and J. F. Burner, Jim
nand of Rumania, his roynh con bers wiM assemble for "pep” tulk-t.
[m ill. F. Cumbrldgo
sort, has cancelled a portion of her assignm ent of territory, final in
from the mine and American trip so th a t she uml her structions and a general exchange
l'tfc Glendale hospital, children Princess Henna nml Prince nf ideas.
■
I Bid their condition wav -Nicholas may he with their own
The chamber body is not con
-w- • '•jfkupitr'on Dec. 1!5. •>• •'
ducting a campaign for funds this
They will sail from New York yenr. The chinpnlgh tenth mem
1LI.K, W. Vn., Nov.
miners and a hoy on Due. 11, instead oT Dec. 24, ns bers to urge them to join tiie or
Ij/Jwo others were fle- originally planned. Part of a con gan int ion or renew their member
Thr workers will Im giv
nnd two of Lhejr templated southern trip will he ship.
Iftfi* entombed by a gas abandoned to meet the earlier sail en card:i, which will contain the
tuiim-s nml addresses of prospective
[arir today in the F irst ing date.
Tiie membership fee
“ Her Majesty received w ord1 members.
I of the Glendale Gas
from His M ajesty,” explained u is $2o.
' here.
The finance committee lias made
kmen escaped tho member of the royal entouruge,
curred in the south v,that he wanted to huve her homo up a tentative budget of $25,000,
quarted of n mile for (Shristnina." He said, too, that which Hie hoard of governors Ims
Tile
budget would
ft. Rescue crews tho people throughout Uumunlu approved.
tig for tho two en- were 'bo' anxious fo r their beloved servo the following needs of the
and held out some Queen to be buck a t tiie holiday cliumhcr body:
season.
|*«ni he found ultve.
Maintain tho Chamber of Com
And Her Majesty was touched
merce.
•'
tho wish. She was anxious to
|*ny off obligations k incurred
see more of America. She is look
ing forward to n brief southern previous to the present year.
Kiirui:«’i the publicity committee
trip, hut she wants, most of all, to
with funds for publicity th at is
obey tho wishes of her people.”
Incidentally, the now plan will "absolutely necessary” to keep
make it possible for Princess Sun ford before Hie public.
■v violators fared Judge Ilcuna to celebrate her eighteenth
Kimble tiie new industries com
in Miiiiiripal Court birthday in her homeland. The mittee to make necessary surveys
®in large numhers. L. Princess comes to ago Christmas anil to locate new industries and
,n<l K. M, English were eve, tho very night on which ac wholesale distributors iu Sanford.
^ with driving iqi nuto- cording to the earlier plan, she
Provide fumln for tourists activ
'*'* the influence or liq- would be sailing out of New York ities and entertainment.
1 pleaded not guilty to harbor.
Frank I*. Forster is chairman
but Judge White found
Tho Kamo cable thnt brought the of the campaign executive com
«>' after hearing tho tessd fined each defendant King's request to Queen Marie, al m ittee. The members are: Mayor
so detailed the sovereign’s speech F orrest Lake, E. A. Douglass, W.
in opening parliam ent in Buchar A. Lcffler und S. O. Shinholser.
m(r v.i'ie eintrgod with
Hie ca.M's were dis- est,, iu which he referred to tho There nre 10 tennis, each with a
manifestations which captain.
<
** follows: Albert Rnt- imposing
Tilinmii forfeited bonds; have marked the Queen’s visit to
I**r> W. II. Brudy, II. America with great grutifiention.
“♦“fte Andrews, Sarah Rumania, he said, never has stood
1R A. (tunnerly paid fines so well in her relations with" for
[h. Marie Carey wan fined eign countries and tho situation a t
1 drunk and disorderly homo waH improving steadily.
Other dispatches from the Ru
*<’rp forfeited by the fo! mania capital said that ’negotia
efendants on disorderly tions for various foreign loans to
Voile A. Williams, of tho San
M»Hie l„ Wright, the Balkan Kingdom wero report ford Buick Company, is to be a
ed
in
succession
last
week.
Among
Washington. Oliver Jend- J*r|«on, Daisy Hendor- those were a roported loan pf $100,-! candidate for City Commissioner
a t tho cloction of Dec. 7, running
were assessed on tho 000,000 from an American group,
•ft# aguirst the following and 86,000,000 pound sterling in for the office Wow occupied by
Manuel Sampson, Rob- London from an Anglo-American C. O. Chase,'.according to an an
consortium. Leading financial cir nouncement.-»ado today by Mr.
Johnsoo Was fillL>lt | 15 on cles however have professed to Williams;
“A t tho request of a large num
know nothing concerning an Amer
loitering.
ber of my friends, I have consent
**« n[ Charles Williams, ican loan.
Tho revised itinerary -for Quoen ed tq quiet'-tho race only after
ptHi..bc‘!UnK “ hoard bill,
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1 5 .- W —The
,n*f«rri(l to tho county Marie cancels a Florida trip and fcarefflj (Sbn?ideration of /ill the
Memphis Nows Scimitar, afternoon
the
Icalls’fo r a t^ro-day stop a t Wash clrcumiUhtks surrounding
newspaper has been., sold to thn
Pkagherty forfeited a
! ington, beginning Nov.
*nd * olection.Bnd the studyof-t.he duties
- J / 1tm, 0 iharge of carry- viult to Atlantic City on Nov. 27 of the office of city commission Scripps-Howard, Publishing Com
■*«led weapon.
and to Whlt^ Sulphur Spring*, er,’' Mr. William* *aid this morn pany intereita according to *j»nouncement today by B en u rd
\
W est Virginia, the following •Jay- ing.
A fter being joined by horchildren,
“j have no particular desire for Cohn, publisher of the Newa Sci
• • '
J
who. will attend tho Army-wavy the office other than to be of ser mitar. > V
The News Scimitar, • member
game here, the royal party will go vice to the city th a t has beon
of the Aaaociateq Press, w iU bn
to Richmond, Va., and In a fow good to me,' be added. k
days to New York. A visit $o Bos
Bom in Americas, G a , , Voile taken over by the Memphis rTesq,
decline today ton m ay be added to the, schedule. Williams cams to Banford IB Scripps-Howard dally, Mr. . C*
UIlv ^ hl*i wifc nntl.P rohw a ra ago.*’ Ha entered* th e auto raid. PnuJ Block of Hew Y ork
p j^ u a d e d her sister in * M C M A S S A t o CBAHOS
m otile buslneii a t th a ^ tim o and owner of (he Hews ScUhitar, ■*'•
,AntJer*on* “He
Mu bean connected
th a t ln- t r a n s f t f e x p e c t e d to bs
m
Tho shoottry even pince, In ^ l t i o n to within » fp * d w b Tn# *
cohsidcrtUon tree not enn
tho
K«illne
homp,
Henry
C«lary,
B
1
e*r0'l
*u
Humors
, Law Ca^HK
[Heavy Police
Docket Here
I fC^I
ro re
i Drifting For
I ^ U L F P o ItT , ‘Miss Nov* IB— ing, the height of the wav<*s madi|
(JP)—Bcscutyl by tho officers and their condition perilous.
Hoisting n shirt as n signal of
crow of the W aterm an freighter
Hastings, a fte r drifting" G5 hours distress, ami battening every open
ing in tho motorboat ngninst the
in a disabled motorboat between waves that swept across the little
Miami, Fla., and Diminl, Bahama craft, they continued their vigil,
Islands, Nell Andrews, 31, of Mi keeping an eye for passing ships,
ami Bench, and Charles Key, 33 In the face, of increuslng difficul
of Kn.y West, wore brought here ty.
yesterday on tho Hastings, with
r v7 l . Thn HiMlIng", bound from llnmtheir salvaged 35-foot m otorboat/ burg to Gulfport, sighted the litparkod on thn steam er’s deck.
in* motorboat bobbing helplessly in
Aijdrcws, owner of the launch, the waves and Captain llystend
and Key, his only companion on caught the flapping of the distress
the Miahij-Bitnini vqntura, told a flag. Henring toward the launch,
story of jiclploss drifting north- the crew of the Hustings threw u
wnrd in the current of tho Gulf line to the little boat, nnd attem pt
stream , battered by rough sens, ed to tow her. The line purled a f
whipped hy a stiff northeaster, ter three hours of strain, and the
with rudder gone nnd no oars or Hasting*, hove to, and took mosnils to aid them.
'orboat and men onto her deck.
The two men left Minmi late in
Andrew*, on his anivnl hen*,
the afternoon of Monday, Nov. Hj was treated, {fife an injured foot.
and warn midway off tho Gulf I whh h h.W Hifefome infected. Key
strenm when they lost their rod- i was unhurt!
del'. They had food and water,
The line was cm.I from the
but increasing winds nnd falling Hastings to the nmtorhoat a t 11
tem perature added to their dis- miuijte.s nfler 11 o'clock. Ahbiscomforf, and hy Wednesday m ora-itii^l l>«y, Nov, 11.
t"
»ted sale
ey, estimated at $4Q was ‘ etojen ern Illinois are law abldl1
Washington waa charged with hav that the trouble toakert
ing part of tha stolen.tobacco in
•/ w SiA »‘L!
In. September of the next year ‘it Ids possession.
appeared as an afternoon dally.
j i
The Memphia Morning News, es * ' i m W o i m s w *
tablished hy J. N. Pound Ip 190* IC.j.
was later consolidated with t^a j',**',' • * ^
Scimitar tq form tho News Sci
;'S h o tln W ----mitar. .
\
,
The Memphia Press, a mombbr a f te r s p argum en
of the Scripps-Howsrd chain of i negro, died at tha Far
papers,wai established here Np- ton Manorial Hoapital
vember 8, 1906.
J .
j.'.Th#r Press will “ publish the,
merged newspapers tomorrow un-;
‘ a$W1
.’Vfpk'Green.
aald.'twhif»-
tm
or o f the eon
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■tide* voai
t '^ ° o r t n of Vo?
■Witt-:
arvills,'N;Ji>#
jeburt room
aw
laps*
l i s t ' n ig h t hi
ranged f o r h s r t o
idi
mrtSr^rt;
rfio V L
will be the
and fnUt
r'lUvf indk
cation
|S
socrat, Monta> would Join
* the r««* ltr ^ v o r of
:c- enfoiw
foresntent
dissipated by th a t
pronouncement since
election, Senator
Mr’s
* said the reault of the vote
‘ ite would not cause him
jtftfforces With those seeking
jr►,tthe
dry* ,law.
lodlfjr
* •.
*
Flight May
Next Week
Nov. 18.—Wp
the Panama
the two PNweek was ex
eat*nant Commandflight commandrapidly nearing comlel of the flight
he Navy Yard
. _
is machines and
f ib a -n ta p s instrum ents to
js
r~
and* e._
of SAM
i. li.* t ‘*
IS !
transfusion this tn
i collision occurred o n |h a x -V “ ’ '
. .a.’
. • ?.la . —il\*
Itreet a n d 'tb f swaeper care, according
i> local York Times says. KSf
, Notice ta r .
kat 'sixty
Dr. Charles
automobile want
were align1
slightly dam -}deafer, has Immediately
ced the
«*y» a f t*r th
Charles
Snyder,
two
(Of
,*1
**
“*•—•
*
W&Mler Scruchar was fined
~ ' Increased quietness,
’
U
this notice.’a n
■Pw.'Wr
ay of Noverii
coloration and grea
d ans \attending ffT*,
"peed. AH express su
M t the quoted by th e Tim j s i
sent my rOuct
and make apt
her condition 1*. spiv
roatartable m
ty Judge of _
County,
at hit
y. *1
is doubtful whether
f
throughout the entire
office
**’ In the.
Bantqr
_
irlda,
to
he
Flo;
‘
..,
-----»*d
as
M
giro speed.
tlfy next w ssk : as planned; eved
»m lnl.tratrlx
TT, k .A of- »hi estal# of John
if
the
transfusion
is
succOsafpL
1
.E. Hicks, (dsceasM .)
“Conforming
estab_ to .policies,
. . Ift.WWU'
This the 14tU a*y Of September,
Mrs. Gibson’s illn ess: h m •jboa
W INCHESTER, Ky. Nov. 13. lished twelve years ego”, }$r, Reel
1I2Ii
' VT-'t.
_ and diagnosed as pyalitla, a kidney in*
(A P). Five prisoners from - the states, “the m aker has qujifetiy
T E. IUC KB,
Chirk county Jail warp a t l u g e unceasingly worked fo r the bettar- fectlon, and there have beenrepoi * “
ratrlx. of tho
estate Of Jdfm
to d a y ." They escaped last night m en t.o f his p ro d u ct Each' tug- th a t aho has cancer, although tl
Hioke, (deceased).
V
by sawing through the bars of a gested improvement ha* undergone has been denied. '
N O T I C E O P S a i U l l F r ’fl S A L E
window oh the second floor of the most thorough tests over long perl-1 Three Jersey City tlrenlen weTe
Jail and lowering themselves to the ods both in the laboratory and o n ! designated last n ig h t tqr rsp o i t to'
Notles is hereby Riven that under
_
gild by virtue oor that certain exeground by a rope of bed clothing. the road before its adoption to tho Jorsesy City hospital a t ulna cutlou
bearing dat(i of May 30. 1919,
•A check up revealed as missing: dem onstrate clearly ". tbsat* th e 1 o’clock this morning f a r {bo tra n s UmiliiK out of and Under seal of
the Circuit' Court 'o«- tlio Boventh
Bum Plttiv aw aiting tran sfer to change, would result In a better I fusion. The three a re am ong a Judicial Circuit. In and for Semlnolo
County. Florida. In that cer
large
number
of
J
e
rs
a
g
'C
ity
-p
o
Dodge
Brothers
motor
ear/:,>
the F ran k fo rt reform atory to serve
tain muse therein pamttrig wherein l
a life sentehce for murder. ■*
Dodge Brothers, Inc., announced I lice nnd firemen who have been Virginia-Carolina Chemical Com- |
natty, a corporation Is plaintiff and
F rank Plersall, aw aiting tria l im portant basic improvements ro-1 tested and listed ae volunteers fo r It.
H. Monroe is defendant, I, C. M.
transfusions.
llunil as Hherltf o( Seminole Coun
f o r grand larceny, Jam es Gibson, ceiitly Incorporated in thehr motor |
ty. Florida, have levied on tlm*.
servih'g six months fo r liquor law car* in th eir characteristic c o n tu r-,
certain property »Uutttel Ir Semi
vativo
manner.
Their
advertising
nole
Comaty,
' deacrlhnl
‘
as follows:
violation.
’ •
contained
no
extravagant
or
spec■
T
h
e
K
nst
hair
<EM()
o
f tho N o r th
Carl Fowler, awaiting trial for
e a s t y u u r t o r ( N K U ) o f t h o H outlitacular claims. No undue emphasis |
grand larceny.
\v> -t U m u t e r (HWW ) o f . t h e N o r t h no use of superlatives was resorted >
« • -I Q u a r t e r ( N W > 4 ) . o f Heel Ion
Gen Gumni, nerving six monthn to for the purpose of focusing nt- (
T l iI r t t - t h r e e
(*3).
T o w n sh ip
N i n e t e e n ( 1 9 ) Mouth o f
UntlKe
foe liquor law violation.
The Kathleen Mallory Circle of
tontion onto first one and then a n
T M r lt-o n e (31)
E ast.
I . e s s 2.">
the
First
B
aptist
Church
held
Its
f
e
e
t
Oil
N
o
r
t
h
s
i
d
e
o
f
el>ove
i le other of the improvements. The
s< rll.eil p r o p e r t y , c o i i t a i i i l i i g f i v e
regular
meeting
Monday
pftem
oon
natural result of this ,nund policy [
(.'■) a c r e s , m o r e o r I,***.
has been interest everywhere in at the home of Mrs. M. M. Stew A n d w i l l o f f e r t i l e s n m o f o r stilo on
A M o n d a y . U e e - m b o r Clh. A. D. ll*2fi.
the exact nature of the changes a rt on Mellonville Avenpe.
(lie s a m e b e i n g u l o g n l s a l e d a y . 1
short
business
session
was
hold
made to hotter Dodge Brothrs Mo
followed
by
the
usual
devotional
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Nov. 13. to r car.
.
exercises. In sum m ing up li’ie
•W5)—Governor John W. M artin
Five-Bearing C rankshaft
work done during the p ast week,
has been advised th a t he has been
“The new five-bearing crank
elected as an honorary member of shaft, replacing the three-bearing it was noted th a t much Inthreat
the advisory board, Women’s N a type, by reducing vibration to n hnd been m anifested and a large
tional Democratic Club and that minimum gives impressive new sil sum Imd been realized to further
ho will be on® of the honored ence, stnnothnoFH and clnsticity. I he work done by tho circle.
The next meeting will be hold
guest* a t the great Democratic ThV firm er u .p p r-t afforded bV thc
pageant in the W aldorf-Astoria in oxtru bcaringn and the M.iffor Monday ufturnoon a t 3:30 o’clock
a t I tie home, of Mrs. F. D. King
New York on Feb. 11.
•
crank-case insures longer llfo with , on Park Avenue and Eleventh
The Governor expcctB to notify less need for any mechanical a t Street.
Phone 475
th« organization of hid acceptance. tention. The crankshaft bearing
area, in fact, is now over one third
Inrgcr und tho weight of the crankincrens-
vmmmu
At Winchester, Ky.
S
anjrt
n u n HAM P H l if i lp ;,
11 • •» .* **• + »»*
im
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u u n m
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s. *-
BSW
R’t
"J r«oo'rd*<h?1
®emlno|*'
•Mat
n0. 1
•Mat Book
(Signed) 0.Kl i ’
. . . . of. court. taxed
nnd costs
taxr< in the sum
Ah
of Ifl.tS. I have leVle.
_ .. end
levied upon
will offer for sale to the highest Nov. « .i)/|a tV’ljXa
anil best bidder for. cash, within the
••
vV .
er
,
A F A V T ah a m P f^
=f
M > M * « B a im n H s B a a i ||||||R ^
IMV
a
Eight Days, of Real Money Sji
Our purpose in this sale is to raise CASH tl
MONEY TALKS
.*
Pay us a visit and inspect our stock, compare I
, our g^oods and prices, convince yourself of th*
vaiuiB§ we offer.
'
V‘v
*« (
Comparison is the best'tiest of v&lue, you be tho
sole JL[DGE and JURY.
Our stock consists of men's and women’s
Ready-to-Wear, Millinery, Men’s Clothing
Shoes, Furnishing’s and Lugg-age.
SANFORD
819 W. 3rd SL
YOU - DRIVE - IT
1
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LAUNDRY
leaving Philadelphia tho
irtifty to Norfolk, Virgl“Tho new shaft Is forged from a
L,r
hour flig h t will be
KANHAS CITY, Nov. 13 (/P) three-inch b ar of chrome-vanadium
’ te s t o f the ability
tq w roalh in the f a Princess Ileana chose Missouri as stool, machined nil over and then
the correct sector to pick the Army
■■*#--- . J V • * ‘ •
« mule as the probable winner over carefully balanced. Although this
new crnnkshnft in much more cost
plans of Commander
I; fo r ' -a route which the Navy goat in the nnnual grid ly than the prevloun type its adop
tion in amply justified by the im
*’ “
Norfolk to clash a t Chicago Nov. 27.
Selection of the tenmn they will proved engine performance.
Utteras,
Oysr tho root for was revealetf here lazt
Prince Nicholas, a form
id over old night as the Rumanian Royal party guest.
to Colon, a dis- negotiated a series of social events e r gob, favors tho Navy ho con
s t which Queen Marie was h o n o r1fided to one of his hosts.
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Cash-
Martin Is Honorary
Member of Big Club
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lcausa
uueo to be made the ■
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Church Circle Holds
Enjoyable Meeting1
ONE - DAY SERVICE
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dmlnlsVrawr of the estate b f the
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Princess “Pulling”
For Army Eleven l2.‘,t
Mr
THE FASHION
our auto renting syntom is satis
factory to our patrons, aa they
hnvo the selection of the car they
desire, and can drive, the best, they
hnvc multitude of cars to choose
from, nnd all aro guaranteed per
fect, mechanically and otherwise,
nnd the rental rates, by the trip
or by the hour or day, are reason
ably low.
Home of Klassy Klothes
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401 Sanford Avenue, Comer 4th St.
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Reel & Sons
M yrtle Ave. and 2nd St.
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Have your check ready, to renew your subscriptions, or to take opt member
ships when you are called upon Tuesday. Your assistance is needed NOW. Your
renewal will assist in form ulating plans for the 1926-27 functions o f YOUR
Chamber.
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For the maintenance o f the Chamber as an efficien t and going organization.
To pay o ff obligations which were carried over from last year .
To furnish funds to the publicity committee to carry on all necessary public
ity work.
For the purpose of allowing the industrial Committed to make necessary sur
vey s~and In the location of new industries and distributors.
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To furnish funds for tourist activties and entertainmient.
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the office and subscribe now to this important program.
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If you are no wa member, be prepared to renew youf subscription next Tuesday. You will be
called upon by a committee o f workers—do not fa il them nor your city.
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Aik«r Zone* Where the. Cat
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Te ha Freed of Restrictions
Next Spring, Say Officials
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V The Style Shop, is another store
Mined and o parutid by Mr. WelniM n and handles ladies ready to
*P#a* end millinery, as well as
other article*.of women's dress.
/ .The Fashion, opened recently, i#
ene of the sm artest stores In San
ford and occupies one of the best
busines corners on the Avenue.
Fully decorated throughout, it
George W etnstain, owner of The easily can be considered a "big
Fashion, one of the new est and town store."
wo years and hW i
the most complete ' W '
Florida. A full line of
automobile accessories
In addition to the g asolim end
business.
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have reported a very satisfaetory
busineaa since th a t data. A gen
eral line of m en's and women's
w ear is handled, together w ith a
full stock of leather goods, such
'a s trunks and suitcases.
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TALLAHASS e I T Fla-, Nov. 16
■am o r adjudg- — (/Pi
—Th* rep o rt from the Uni
d*v
ted S tates Departm ent of Agri
culture th a t a new area In Flori
J . V. Kendall, who operates
da th a t had been freed of cattleKendall’s Fish Market, on San*
fe v rtrtfc k s bad been released from iim i /\venu
fonl Avenue, is one of the best
i» (or
tknowi} QpfTi
rators of th a t type store
) which
ip this sect)ion of the state. ■
to rob
Knapp, state veterinarian,
A stock of fresh fish, from: both
work of eradication, carried fresh and salt w aters, aro kept
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lUBo»0* or/Id Franklin county by the State
10 neodi food robs U v » Stock Sanitary Board, has' throughout the weok. Crab, lob
ster, shrimp and other seafood
UP {or llf; respited in tile government lift delicacies are also sold by the Ken
#, babes# corpui and ing the quarantihe placed over the
dall Market,
“ ft THUy carrloo a n a because of tick infestation,
/With it but If Dr. K napp said.
Woo'd# guilty be
Zones 14 and 16, consisting °f
jawHolmes county, west of the Choctaw hatchle river, W alton, Okaloosa
-rrn rv
w#« insane a year end Santa Rosa counties, in Zone
C. Miller, owner of the Miller
sy tu rn him loose 14, and Escambia county, in Zoqp
jtn9 I f he was insane 16, w ill be released In the spring, F urniture Company, was the pio
neer of the Geneva and Sanford
the s tu ff he the sta te veterinarian stated.
' up to and within a few
L ifting of the federal quaran Avenue business section, opening
I bonk called tine for Franklin county was made 11**8 large store there early last
*He have sim ultaneously by the government ^eair» * store th at has increased
a few days before he with other tick-free territory in R8 business to bucK an extent that
to attem pt to put A rkansas, Texan and Virginia, todny R occupies n big place among
r stolen money into a com- equivalent to about 16 counties in *bo merchantlle houses of SanJth a t would protect It from all, the D epartm ent of Agriculand his creditors 7
turn’s report said. The official
Mrrfinie *•'» this city from
act releasing the new tick-free Brunswick, where for a number of
little. I'litik i ‘i vV iiftrl nt- territo ry from quarantine was Bu- y,‘*rs he, was engnged in the fur(od to sU'Jil 'ifi ..'lit- from reau of Animal Industry Order T,it,,re business. His store here is
jnsh (irawor iu- wou!i| havi*. No. 300, signed on November 5 n m0(101 on°- 1,0(1 19 patronised by
sn hi.1* wuy In liio (ton long by R W. Dunlap, acting secretary £ eoPlc from 1,11 ° V(,r a n tr a l Florj da*
It 1
Id not even have the services of agriculture.
The new order was made of-----------------------(Ordinary physk inn tckp*Hth<?
'/'th a t ho hail t! nirnigatod fectiVo Dec. 1. It designated the , G a s o l i n e S t a t i o n
or w arts on hi;- mifostprs.
____ or quarantine areas in the South still
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s l H S 1 * 0 0 0 L O C f li lO I l
ipg of that sort lluF'Tln* |Infested with cattle ticks, and alsothe steal tin lugger the do- (the island of Porto Rico.
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The Sanford Filling Station, at
alienists nml physicians and
l be (onier of Sanford Avenue and
attaches of the pay roll,
Second Street, is snid to be olio
lie big rohber gets away with
of the most popular gasoline and
tire rtaliiins in the city, conunandTh© H. and A. Departm ent store,
' of which means th at if you one of the newest additions to the
(to steal and get away with Sanford Avenue business life, is j
kl sufficient of thfs world’s
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
to hire several good lawind alienists and witnesses fIB
sr court paraphernalia and BEDROOMS OR light housekeep
There’s n way to end colds so
(Set the stage and do your
ing rooms 30-1 W 6th Street.
quick, efficient and complete that
This.does not mean th a t I
,1to, do anything of this sort WILL SHARE my home with con-1 « c paid ?1,000,000 for it. That
(discovered long ago th a t it
genial family. One or two room* wny is HILL’s. It stops colds in
Iver intended for me to havo with housekeeping privileges, all 24 hours, checks fever, opens the
anyhow so getting It conveniences, 208 EvanB St. Phono bowels, tones tho entire system.
The millions who know it always
i w orry me and g etting rid 7866.
~is me less. Money of
rely on it. Go s ta rt it now.
?,!■ the ro o t of all evil so
12 SOLDIERS KILLED
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back speller tells us and
Tuesday
■ HILL'S Cascara-Bromide (}ainlne
It seems to be growing
VERA CRUZ, Nov. 15.—(/P)— , Be sure you get Hill’s, in the
l(-^aurge site tree.
A group of batydits descended up-1 red box with portrait. At ull drug
on the town of Bandprilln, near gists—30c.
Ing of money where Is Jalapa today and sufprised and |
; money th a t we made last killed pie garrison of 12 soldiers. |
the m aking was good. The m arauders nlso wounded sev
: not, you have it not, the eral civilians, nicked business
(..can only spend two thirds houses and escaped.
m ik
. so w hat has become of fho
'•17 tenths o f it.
Somebody
F O It G O O D P IE S
i«AV* m ade it
for it
Of course, much of
n u d e on paper but there
ome {cash iom ew here and
sst question before the Jury
W. 8. PRICE. Mgr.
Ind out who lias it and
If you ask most good
Weinstein Operates ;
Two Modern Stores
Kendall Is Popular
Fish Market Owner
Miller Opened New
Business Section
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was racwjtly
Garner Building, on
kVinoa, under th# man,
D., Cochran, of Lake
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Funds tor tourist activities and entertainment.
Your Decision to Join Is a Decision
To Become an Active Citizen
Of Sanford.
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Campaign Days, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Fish, - Clams, - Poultry
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There are many places in Sanford where you can
buy Market Specials but there are very fijw places
at orie place and another somewhere else but here
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4. To enable the New Industries Committee to
make necessary surveys and to locate new industries
and distributors.
S n ow d rift®
quality foods combined. You may g et one o f the$e
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cooks why they use
Snowdrift for making
pie crust, they will tell
you it makes pie crusts
light, tender and flaky.
And that, you must
admit, is quite reason
enough. But if they’ll
let you pester them for
on e m ore " r ea so n
why/' they’ll probably
say that its rich, creamy
consistency makes it
always easy to use.
where1 you can g et real service, low prices and
To pay off obligations incurred previous to the
year.
3. To furnish the Publicity Committee with funds
lor publicity that is absolutely necessary to keep
Santord before the public.
The Price Is Right
’iggly-W iggly
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Cqmpaigm Committee Sanford
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you are assured of all and our appreciation is your
guarantee o f satisfaction.
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iff store is modern
apd include# a stock of
■UplMl.jUliilAr. to
l^bjr tiio F htf Street
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1. To maintain the Chamber of Commerce as an
efticiftit organization for community service.
710 W. F irst St., Phone 472-W
(^ .Russell is from B arton,1!
gig hen* about, four months
ihd opening a store on San - ,
He was in the furi u In Barton for a -|
_rirf years. Ills Sanford
(•..■tor# was sold Just a few
f t t u opening of t h e !
h# now opan^ea.
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For the Following Program:
CASHLUMBERCO,
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The Stantey-R ogen h a rd w a re
Company, located a t 204 4Sanford
Avenue, is one of th e late st ad
ditions to the business life oft San
ford. Members of the firm gre P.
C, Stanley and J , A. Rogers, who,
with their families, moved to this
lea a comp,
old hardware,
penters tools,
es, as well as
ried by a modem;
“Constant exp*
aa a reault of fat, - I
our record In the m
pact to be succeufoj
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SANFORD
W h ile Knelt I’la s ie t I {on rd
' O . R u s s e l l W N e w 1 N a ils
S c re e n W ire
S a n f o r d M e r c h a n t Kitilders Hardware
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LO j Russell, a hrnthcr to tho Poors
»ho nperate the T. W. RussoB W'indows
Company, has ojicned ft Murphy Ironing Boards
at 816 E ast Second street,
Made to Order
i tho W. O. Ru*«et| Supty
pany, featuring a new line of
and n full stock of men’s
Stanley ated Rogers
Are From Chuluota
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The $1,000,000 Way
A Complete Line of
Frame* and Screens
Medicine Cabinets
Cypress and Pine
Framing
Sheathing
Siding
Flouring
Ceilinff
Finish
Mouldings
Lath
Itrick
Lime
Plaster
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i A*..y
Is Counted In To Furnish Necessary
Budget For YQUR Chamber m
Of Commerce
Cold
NEW
LUMBER YARD
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our
H. and A. Department
Store Opened June 1
.Jfiprir we a ra still going all
[And our crops look like ready
present, our tourist crop
[jgood, ur Industrial outlook Is
th e corporations are
png mro money into tho
than aver before and we
I!#' good chance to pull off one
he finest seasons In our hisSo there Is no uso worrying
oqr future. Florida has a
of staging surprises a t ev.tui’ti. Yon ran go to lied
lloimire ami wake up a pun
vice vei-ii iimi ih<Tc is si
j if change of v eiine tiffined if
jot in bail. Tlii'V i nnnnt put
jail for debt Iml they can
Writing
wuoilm
checks,
csglviltg appronc
to r;
*Aro cheaper, the ? ? ? ’’ ’
lie Stan.
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Stbre, a t 606 Sanford Avenue, 1#
operated by W. E. Dunaway, for
merly of Orlando, who has been in
his present location fo r the past
two y e a n . Mr. Dunaway la one of
the leading boosters for the San
ford Avenue M erchant! Associa
tion, which was organised last
Friday night.
The store handler a general line
of'm erchandise for men and a full
line of arm y goods. - One of the
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Kendall’s Fish And Poultry
M arket
a U AH Axperieneed
h a v in g been in ib a
•a d
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217 Sanford Ave.
We deliver' Ii le City Limits
Members
ita’ Association
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/tm—Penniless back iritq fav o r-h as failed to re^
p Irtlcu U rly fv
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veal
himself. . .. . s.........
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’‘The n fx t champion from, Iona/'
said one $f the rare citizens, who
tak
a ari Interest in
.Via
' * % e world famo“
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0f
t . ^ w i l i n g the meeU
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«ving Europe
Ur which he thinks
w The opening of the
^'coincide with th a t of
ril1 season and Buvats
gamblers to_ deek
Brtiy«r from the ill-diP 0f the little houlotte
li the sage of Notre
lWfr over the po^?BJits
jg for miles around
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assured the meetihould every gambler
««rous and impenitent.
77 years Burais (cor(#<„ foretelling the fu„ disciple* claim for him
(Jr cent record of truthtion» Until noV' ho haa
himself to predicting
, the roulette adepts and
[forth cabinets within
ittths.
now branched out In
sensational field of
•ter* and the prayer
refilled to prevent “the
Lent of Atlantis arising
[.ocean and causing the
gection of the world to
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not include the little
». of Monte
Carlo
. wicked and ho predicts
is safe from disaster.
he added. "Some day they will
outvote us And there la no reason
to doubt th a t they will outbox
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Locarno struck a dpatih blow to
the 1llttJp tin soldiers; rows of
which the French children . were
wont to align a t Christm as time.
The departm ent store*, and toy
houses* no longer carry ejetehstvo
[lines o f them, and the m ulticol
ored little chaps hsyh pfckcticalty
disappeared from thkir w id o w s.,
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The ;parishi|m un|clpal council la
also
nfronted w ith a ,' proposal
afii
om anning
from a communist
councillor oeking ttfo suppression
lir^all g ifts of toys, made by the
city to poor childrcn-tn the schools
o f such article? ns rifles, cannon,
pistols', arrhy caps and tin or lead
soldier?. .Thus the minds of the
;French youth will^not bo. directed
tow ard, thoughts of war, the rqotlon says, but trained Ip the ‘Spirit
of peace. F o r pnee'm cqth/rttjnlBt
.proposal is likply to ' be accepted
by the city.council, it having met
with general favor. -The second
p art of th e niDtipn^ suggesting that
the soldiers be replaced by ham
mers and sickles—the soviet em
blem—will probably have to stand
severer knocks and may be cut
out altogether.
nway indifferently the roots or
the hearts. The epidemic is not
Confined to one region. It devas
tates alike the. great truck gar
dens around Paris and the prin
cipal vegetable raising centers in
Norm andy and Poltiiou. So far
the ox ports of the ministry of
agriculture have bc?n unable to
find an effectives' method for de
stroying this worm.
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pa it work.
Ex<ielle H t; j . - " .tr
r r tm n
The owner hg» ■
oxperlenoe jn sou1, e r n , California
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and other states, pirevious to his
One of the bast business corner*
The Royal Cleaners and D y in , location here.
In Sanford, the southwest corner
o f; 3$5 E ast Second Streep i f i to
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erect a new and larger j
to take care of their Rapidly
pending business, Recording to an
.announcement Saturday by J .' C.
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Jackson, owner of the establlihE. S. Rockey, who operates Rock n § nt.
ey's Tire Shop a t 311 E |s t F lrat
rfr. Japkaoi), sp ice'h ie assujrn- street, Just around the CoWir itohn
^wnwrxhin of th,o plant ?wp]i»l Sanford
month? ago, has added a U rge repair man in Sanford. He open
.pmouijlt of new .equipment and the
plant'. 1? now rated as pne of tho the frist vulcanizing ?hop in th e
most .modern in the statei “The city in 1916, a t tho old. Ford ga^
business has grown to such an e x rpgo on West F irst Street.
Mr. Rockey has expanded the
tent th ^t it is impossible fo r us
to operate ip our p r e s e t quar busincr-s to-such an extent th a t ha
tets. Wp have trade from ?I1 auc now carries u complete stock of
tions af Florida and pur mall o r high pressure balloon and truck
der husloesr- brings quite a bit of tires, of Goodyear ihake .and he
bUajheas from other states,” the plso operates the Goodyear Service
,
ownec said in an interview with a Station.
representative of the ,Hesald. .
The Rot key service truck makes
A hpt cleaning departm ent has n specialty of tiro repairing and
recently been nddqd.atyi lit; the only experienced men are employnew building it ja plf^ityed to* in- (Od,
Rockey Is Pioneer
Sanford Tire Man
s«i
of First Street and Sanford Av
enue, Is occupied by the F. W.
Russell a n d ; Company, furnttaro
dealers.
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The president, T. W Russell, Is
originally from lfartoif and flrat
entered business in. this city one
and one half years ago. O. G.
Russell, the junior partner in the
business is from“Alaehua.
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Both membera of the firm are
enthusiastic over th e future
inford Avenue and th e particun
r business district in which they
• r e located. Their stock baa beep
Increased from time to tim e and
the near future m ay.axpcct.to fltid
them in a home of their own. '* •
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DJBPAHTMKNT O r 'HUB IR T R S IO g
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NOTICE l^'hereby* xlv»n that,' ad
directed by the Comm lest Oder of the
General Land Office, uader pro*
Vlelons of Sea. *465, R. a , pursuant
to tho applleatlon-of Clarence I
Reed. Serial No. O llU t, 1 will offer
RBgg B iiir e iii^ ^
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T —.f
miaraigniaramrinjarajaiaj
Live Oajt—Contract let for erec
tion of Stephen Foster Hotel on
lake. Suwanoc,- 0 miles east of
here, a t cost of $110,000.
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Tmistcnt roughs and rohls lead to
errious trouMr, You can stop ibem
now with Crrnnmlsion, nil cigulnificd
rreosolo lliat ie pleasant to take. Creoniulsion is a new medical discovery
with tv.’o-lohl action; it soothes end.
bcali the inflamed membranes and in
hibits germ growth.
Of all known drugs, creosote is rec
ognized by high medical authorities as
one oi the greatest healing agencies for
persistent roughs and colds and other
forms of throat troubles. Creomulsioa
contains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe and best
the infected membranes and stop the
Irritation and inflammation, while the
creosote goes on to the stomach. Is ab
sorbed Into the Llood, attacks the seat
of the trouble and checks the growth
of the germs.
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, Crcomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac
tory in tho treatment of persistent
roughs nnd colds, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis and other forms of respira
tory diseases, and ia excellent for build
ing up tho system after colds or Jlu.
Money refunded 1/any.cough orcoldit
pot relieved aftfr taking according to
directions. Ask your druggist, (sur,),
P a rir firemen will henceforth
.speed to conflagrations in luxurious upholstered covered machines.
c ^ o n iB .h . k ,yn»t ,
th ,
heavy weight automobile show, as
it wag of ^he luxury car exposi
tion which preceded it. But the
new machines for firemen are tho
last word in luxury. The ease
and convenience of driver and
paraenger seems to. bp. the guid
ing principle of designers of tho
imposing trucks, majestic omni
buses and ingenious fire fighting
machines displayed. Some of the
)orat
autocars are as elaborately
fitted
os Pullmann, one conveyance built
to cross tho Sahara being pro
vided with a fino kitchen, and
eight real comfortable beds.
Siki, superbly modeled
[u much in evidence in
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>jhops of I.cnsm and is
only reminder th at
ICnpfi'tcr first saw the
}iiy through the thirty,
ijpWe of this mining
ccrncn arrested six automo^
bile drivers Sunday for failure to
bring, their cars to a stop at
.(through streets.” All of the driv
ers either pnid a fine or forfeited
M. They were 0. D.
Williams, E, Velhan, V. K. Vaug
han, Lewis Smith, W alter Stoudenmire nnd W. H. Williams.
. A number of automobile drivers
fuced other traffic law violations,
J. C. Martin forfeited a $3 bond
£qiv,parking his1 car* o i l ;n paved
strebt. Preston Keith add W: E:
Knight, charged with reckless tlriving, wore dismissed. B. H. Squires
was fined $5 on a charge of violat
ing tho parking law. Lewis Smith
and Walter L Stoudemplre were
fined for exceeding the speed limit.
eaners
Dyers to Build
i himself is absent from
Iwindow,
widous, things that hap[tW region after Georges
driven boxing ..and
I, the background. Arizin
art, other towns of
|Mt have their "hopea”
big has come back into
[ml javelin throwing is
ulir, but Francois Des— o—
|tl, former Tex Rickard
I-eeka—the poor man’s aspara
country, has no suc- gus—will be rare in France this
Ithe "young Cafpcticr" ykar. ^Phd plants arc Afiilietcd by
bring the only a rt a plague of worms, which * eat
“Am id Majestic Pities*’
n ? t tu -
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Geneva Avenue
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Between the Lfft/ proper;
ihnd now the
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tion.
CONTEST
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$50 Bluebird Pearl Necklace
c. WILLIAMS
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Prize,
of ah
$25 Bluebird Pearl Nebklace
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VAN BUECHER
Prize $10 Biiietird
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?earl Necklace
MRS. G. I. LOUCKS
To each contestant in the Bluebird ^Find-the-Rical-Pcair
Contest.—our sincere thanks! And to everyone—winner,
contestant and interested s tator alike— a beany invithe GENUINE pearl in our window
cation to
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huge development to go forward at
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Education In Picture#;.
>r th at organization. Leaving buav o f f le ii . - . ^
Beware of Cold*.
desks piled high w ith ‘work, th ese m b n ^ r e
BY ARTHUR BRI8BANB
iv e M
heri ^ I
daya t0 the tn-s k o f securing su fficien t memBN' >MHw
S S i J f J f m ? Progressive program for Sanford’s m ost
<«• IM ittr important'Civic body in the year which is starting
M lt o r
Last year Sanford startled the country by broadcasting
tu r n o n r a t r i
Month.—|S co. 0f ec Z rm ni.a t ,th l city had the ,ar*eat per c a p iu C ham bef
; f . £ 0mmerco ,a lho w°rld. When people read that S a n bershinCs0rth1ntrV al b°? y had f?rty‘two hundred paid memj i o n c a i ah
W l 'P T t '™
t0 ™C08rn,ze in Sanford a city th at did
A
roaoluVionli things hi a big way and n city composed of citiznnn wtm
supported their commercial institution
h°
^ • S X S t u S j ' A : .: * ''” *
This year the campaign is not to be for great'hum bers nf
l»m clw !ll0D, *T,ID F«R*»
Vmud’to
ra*"tint’* for r„.
M 1** to the
^OAY, NOV. IS, 1926
* not quantity that is wanted this year but ( u a i t v T h o
.dea back of the solicitation that begins toL^rSw *
to nmke every bueinesT m an
o B r ia. 'member,
S S C i£ S &
an E
in tSanford
hotly
which
is
recognized
m oVn l I! 2 bif ri , ln a C,V-C body. which iH recognized widely
widely
c which has contributed in a large way to the raniH
development o f this community.
rapid
ivffBfrV*0 P t**TrOMli
.
W luh f t 1? i n ™!!>d - e f f o r t * w i , l h e m a d e t o s e e e v e r y
•< ■••ford’* fr«at TTvirini ■K4n.ll.a —b e a f f i l i a t e d w i t h t h e C h a r J S ^ o f C o m m e r c e 3!
Ijf, *'.'
Undoubtedly some will be missed, but The Herald h o p e T E
»W**?, root* to JmekmmmJ P * * !
ft.
the three-day
W f f t Canal. i t k u . l l .
fn r i^ i Hn“ Pr ed' ° nce atrain hews o f the way in which San!* *f H kllt 1**7
k**li t n . l a roarts.
Ah! ngv : an b? ^roadeuBt to the world and
again the eyes of the state and country will be focusedonce
itliw
on
J
v " " fa M
»»«■•..kotela,
n . this city.
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Just at this time, in the face o f present conditions when
° t flv* M |H.
Kina
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Prnttrnt
w r e n /"
^ rt.L* moMiherwhiii effort will have a lot |o do with impro
provHim
.........."? Husnus*, with causing trade to iia iv a v .
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. *rni
itli
llllr..i!
,r '""'—'d wrnijfiiijr more iinispcnni.s times.
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THE LONDON Times and the
Paris Temps agtoc th at President
Cooliilfte’B speech, “makes active
and permanent collaboration hetween Europe and the United
States.”
That is most encouraging
Americans thnt mean to look a ft
er their own business, w h ilo'E ur
ope attends to hers.
President
Coolidge
descends
from New Englanders that Would
not allow a European power to de
cide m atters for the United States,
even when this country belonged
to England and had less than 4
000,000 population. Ho certainly
wouldn't go to Europe to let those
gentlemen girvern or dictate to the
United States at this late date.
All’s well that ends well, the
world (ourt foolishness scorns to
ne dead, and that hnck door of the
Lcugur of Nulions closed up.
p gp u B L I^ A M ,
Gjrr the
Flower Urn*
if* s v m o p m .
c fe ? S m?§ilap£l0U/A
A lO W S |fK > 5 i^ -1 fe
C M v o fc z t u l f e
ClTV OF PM A D filflu*
wmodipat T voE
F o a V Af?c/
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2608 Sanford AtJ
Portable l’honoj
Spend your
for qJ
Oil Tires ,4 T„tM. ^
- n e * . I'honograph . '
"V ‘•''whliKl.'s am|
Ibittem-s, He „r,,| , .
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1113 Sanford Ave.
TAMI-A TRIBUNE
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It KU SITUATION VOTICE
'I'lio Hi s 1st rat Ion Hooks of the
•Tty of Sun foul, Elorlifa will I,,,
"null Monday. N ovem ber 8th, I02ii,
and will close Snturduy, Novem ber
-’Till, III2B. Al (be ('lly H all.
1/ It. I’ll It.L II’H,
City ItcKlutiiri loo O fficer.
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\V c A re Heatlquart
For Coot! Rixifinil
CHASE & CO. 1
Pierce— Contract le.t for
and nsphniting
Depot
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WHEN JOURNALISM IS LITERATURE
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tf&uiiit. n'9S »||P 'B w t
Mrs. Wathen Hostess
To Members of Her
Hrid ice Club Friday
U se Oriental Stucco. For it assures an
even color and comes in many beautiful
shades, ready-m ixed— only water i9
added. It’s “ mistake-proof.”
It can be textured in any effect you
choose— Spanish, Italian, Colonial, Greek
and many others.
C a ll on us for com plete information
and figures.
For Sale By
C H A SE & CO.
Reliable Building Supplies
Notice to Taxpayers
r krii.
i<4-
Tuesday $1.00 Specials
3 large 50c
bath towels
For
$ 1.00
12 yards 36-inch
brown sheeting
Everfast Suiting
$ 1.00
3 yards 59c lingerie cloth
Ladies’ Brassiers 3 for
for $1.00
$
1.00
Table of Ladies’ Muslin/
and Knit Underwear
$ 1.00
3
$ 1.00
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Big- lot House Dresses and Aprons. Fancy colors and all g-ua^-*
antecd fast—
$1.00
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— TODAY —
“Stella Dallas’
L i.
City Tax Books are now
for payment o f City Taxes,• u
count o f 2 per cent allow
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ces
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",r°“p| James Renaud Host
At Birthday Party
Announcing the Candidacy Of
f
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Mii
Makes Yours the Best Lookii
Stucco House in Town
Pink and green were the provailing colon used in decorating
tho rooms, and Were beautifully
carried out with Quantities of
radinnee roiua nnu asparagus
ferns.
In tho dining room tho
tnblo wns laid with a Inco cover
and centered with tho large white
birthday cako topped with four
PRICE} INCLUDES' CO
weo pink tnpors.
Hero too, bns
kets of roses and ferns lent their BLUEPRINT, PLANS AND DW
beauty in decorating.
TAILED SPECIFICATIONS, ■CHI
The afternoon wns merrily spent
with gngmes and contests, and at AND TW’O STORY DESIONB,"
1'liAN HOOK—$1.GO ■- Lv-lY
a Into hour refreshm ents of ice
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cream uni cake were sorvlad by
Mrs. Rcnald undated by Mrs. J,
P. Root, Mrs. J. Baker, Mrs. II.
ARCHITECTOTUIi^
Jones und W. M. Bolding. Favors
of m(nature muskets filled with
SERVICE H U E R A tin
candies were given the children.
PLAN DOOK~aiaa -i. '
Reece Comb of Miami arrived
P. O. BOX « U • ft*
t
here Sunday evening for n short
IJT T l.E R IV ER STATION
stay hero on business.
Ml '.Ml.
VUO
o r!of*Snturdnv" ™ h'™ nt wonU" Sb“™n, gave a splendid talk on
The first Cocilinn recital for the Jorle Hoskins.
Tho Garden Circle of tho Wom . . J L
. -\ :V “f.U‘rnoon» 1“TL« Life of Mrs. Minnie E. Key.” aonnon was given Saturday a fte r
large
number
of
children
with
March of Frigalls Men, Rhornan’s Club hold its rrymthly meet
Mrs. Henry Wight, in a few well
ing on Friday mornfhg a t tho their parents and friends attended chosen words, told nf the reasons noon nt the, studio of Mrs. Fannio hold. Willinm Morrison.
1 Oub will m e e t w l t h home, of Mrs, C. R. Kirtiey
From tho Hills, Montrogcs.
cm the "Book Week" party given by that inspired both she und Mr. 3. Munson on Myrtle Avenue. The
m
numbers
were
beautifully
rendered
the
library
at
the
Woman’s
Club.
Hungarian
Dance,
Brahms,
W. EVB1U. nt ,3:30 Lake Onora.
The attendance, as
Wight to offer, the prizes each year
Autumn foliage and bnskets of I to the best essays written by and enjoyed by n largo audience. Louella Mahoney.
usual
was
excellent,
and
the
brief
I of Iloly Cross
In nddition to tho piano selec-.
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goldenrod, dniiiies and nntigoaoa
^w itb Mrs. G. F. business session full of Important vines were used in decorating the school children on a stated subject.
o'clock »t her home m attere, which will be given pub state which formed a pretty bark- These gold pieces were won thin
year by Frances Reitz and Cecil
licity later.
These Include a
h * B t.
U ndercurrent topics was shown
ground for the children taking Carnahan and were presented by
Home
Grounds
Contest
for
which
g, Theodore Langthe pitcure of tho notnblo piano
J
”,.
th!a
••et>htthtful
program.
Rev.
Mortimer
Glover.
'jn with a reception the Sanford Herald is offering Ino following numbers wore pre
At the conclusion of
pro. Instructor, composer and music
A most delightful children's prty
^ Club from 8 to 10 handsome prises, the organization sented:
gram,
Mrs.
Maude
E.
Clarke,
as writer, Francisco Berger, bom In of tho post week, wns thnt of S at
of
an
independent
garden
clubs
. gf, *nd Mrs. CalDramatization of the "Three sistant librarian, who had charge London over 92 years ngo, and urday afternoon when Mnstcr
which will includh men members,
1*00, f
Bears’’
by the Story Hour group of the program, assisted by Mrs. who l>egnn teaching long before tho Jam es Lee Rcnaud was host to a
^|d will meet at 3:30 and the offort to extend the beau
Pinno solo hy Hc|t,n Wilson.
N. S. Shinholser ami Miss Love Civil War. Prof. Berger was a p er number of his young friends at
sonal fried of Chntrtrs Dickens,
% Clarke Lconardy tification movomont throughout
Reading. “ Plaint of the Camel." Turner, served refreshments.
his homo on Spurling and Onk
Seminole County.
- 1
j Street.
by Frederick Daiger.
Mrs. Anne Van Ness Brown, and wua a pupil of tho old m as Avenue, in celebration of his
In
a
very
cleverly
planned
con
j Anxllinry Circles
Song, “The Swing" by Dorothy librarian, made a short talk, at tho ters I'laidy and Mosehilrs.
His recent compositions In fourth birthdny anniversary.
fj:J0 o’clock as fol- test Mrs. H arry Heoron carried out Smith.
‘ close of the program.
hor program .
This program In
clude five excellent pieces for tho
Piano Solo, Pauline Staudcnmire
left hand While approaching the
tit'G. P. Paxton, nt cluded spelling of plant names and
Play, “Story Terrace.”
their idonhification with speci
centenarrinn age, Prof. Berger is
Those taken pdrt were Maria
young in mind, possessing n v i
[jfit. R. B. Chapmnn, mens brought for the purpose. Ann Powers, Nona Rivers. Esther
vid memory and looks upon the
Tho ttpelling’ prize was won hy Benjamin, Eloise Winn, Julia Me
MStreet.
world
through optimistic eyes and
Mrs.
R.
H.
Borg,
the
identifica
Clcllaml, St. Claire Cameron, Rob
Mrs- J- ••■ MeCnsa warm heart."
tion prize by Mrs. W. M. Scott.
li* Avenue.
ert Stewart, Sidney Weinberg, Nil
Of exceptional plea-nre was the
I he piano selections were:
Mrs. Kirtiey served light re mer Steel, Crank Benjamin, Spruit
Mrs. J. M. Biitterbridge party given Friday even
Nonnti
in (' Sharp Minor, Hay
freshments
for
her
guests,
who
Long.
Robert
Adams.
itral Avenue.
den. Mildred \ix ,
The prizes for the best po.*.r < ing by Mrs. ,1. F. Watbeii at her
Mrs. II. H- Lewis. enjoyed * socal period together.
Iurentelle. Scut-on (’lark, Mar
Tho December meeting will be nt were presented to t |H. following l.v I ’" ’""I T l’ill"1" '1
' '' " ,u’- lh,;
Avenue.
,h- "•'•"•••ts of the garet Long.
[„. c. P. Vincent, the home of Mrs. Sam Dighton. Rev. Mortimer GloverMazark i,
( In pin,
Elizabeth 1
On Tucsdny afternoon nt 3
First and second grades: first l.nttnphun Bridge Club."
..me.
I
(Quantities of antigonon vines Smith.
prize,
Arthur
Botzis;
Second
prize.
o'clock,
the
Music
Departm
ent
of
Mrs. James A. P ittA
nit
nrs
Dam
were
used
with
artistic
effect
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in
Grieg,
Eliznlioth:
Honor-'
tho Woman’s Club will give Its Minnie Emma Strange.
id High Street.
the rooms where the card
tables Whitncr,
Mrs. $. E, Gibson, customary monthly program. Thin able mention, Ada Marie Ktvrm
Waltz of Wild Flowers, Cnrrio j
time Mnna Zurca will be tho chos- ) W alter Rivers and Daniel Fri do- ,a'; . ’ " ri'n,,R<l f"f l»l»y.
Aten
fiff, ’
Jacobs-Bond, Carmen Guthrie.
ric*k
Dt»neff.
1
allion
su^fstivr
of
Tlmnks^ivon subject with a short biographi
••y
Mazurka, Bownski, Thelma Te.w. I
Third and fourth grndes: first '"K were used in keeping scores for
cal
sketch by Mrs. It. E. Tolar.
^,'etiey C lass.w ill
Scherzo,
Gurlitt, Camilla Dens. |
prize, Helen Drpssor; second prize, • tbe interesting gum, and when
All Wool Flannel and wool Jersey—
locisl at the home Tho program ’ as cleverly planned
Tensing, VonGoilmun, Anna Mu-:
Eloise
Winn;
Honorable
mention,
11,1‘,r,‘s
•""*
•w
‘‘'a
ct.uuited,
it
was
by
Mrs.
C.
D.
Chittenden,
chairman
Stokes on N inth
rie Couch.
I
$2.75 to $5.00 yard
Kntherine Jowers, Sprott Long! ^VU"'* ••w,t
"'"re among the
i’d«fk honoring Miss for tho day, is us follows:
Amerit an Folk Hong, Gene M nr-:
and
Bessie
Riley.
did)
member.-!
was
held
by
Mrs.
Song of tho Child.
>nt*r. a In'ilo-elect.
I
$1.00 off regular price
Forript M cAItJier. while Miss tin IJiney.
The
Gaidcn. Mr-. I E Gob-lough L Kx' rn, ,?*<‘
firs* •,Vi’''(rill he Mr, I II
i
('llo
Player,
McIntyre,
Edward
|
M argaret Berner wan holder of
Broken Toys, l»i„,-w ,„lo, B.-ttv i ./ / ,
T ” T
^
H' V'ln' high score for tiie guests.
W. C,
Mir i
Smith, Elizabeth Smith.
r
McKinnon.
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The Obi ( lock, Maxin. Jewel
Mrs. A. It
Refreshments
consisting
of
21 . y a r d s ;
itiasoT
t V.
M.
inn):«i » | -:il:«(! - r:»ltincs.'cnkos and T urnerr
Mr- A. M. I’h.Rtpi, '.U W. y’.
INliin Soo(- s h»»;t*
-ii
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*’*
--r. -d by the
*
I* l >v - Li'fiL.
jii.t-fi *.v | i i •, f. , i(, | hfui’ Mi s I - i- I -if
Bi*
W.il-’ , t,
3!tisiiNi| [{“in lin e,' !)< »t \vm;« I*' j»ii j [ k
•1111 *
wii! :
! I•«'«*•• » l* Mic 4 «f his K. i \ I ,i
A ll C o lo r * f o r -S1 .0 0
) Muvinir
<*ri t >*.i
cW-k “ A *iii ‘ty ,” .Mrs. W. | ’,
ertirg :it
i ' •*!’ ti l*
••
i
!-.i
Ice
Hnloro
«ii*
<’i»nr«*rt.
i
•
inii.n
-'Ir.
A
l
ut
tlio
L,iai
-I.
(■-iililetl
*pmr!ors.
111" players wen- Mrs. Clnis
Prelude, Mrs. D. M. tTnnictt. . movie hnii-i- will speak on the Matthews, Mrs. J. I„ Ritchie, Mrs. l-’.-v
,W. Knight will enBarcsrol! Gurlitt. M.-tij Digb
subject form the point of the S. E. Berner, Miss M argaret Bern
“ Love, You Are My Keeper."
lin of the Tuesday
ton.
I
movie
man,
and
the
mothers
of
“Ju
st
Something,”
Vocal
solos,
i Club nt 3 o’clock
er, Mrs. Ellsworth Harper, Mrs.
Valse Bohhcrn, Iji Mare. MarI Sanford, and the pnrent-tencher Hayward Walker, Mrs. Forrest
Mrs. A. M. Philips.
I in San Lnnta.
| associations nre most cordially in McAlliiiter and Mrs. Wathen.
1 Bynl will entertain
11
One of the most im portant and vited to henr him.
Young Mntrotn
jti Bridge. Club at most successful express^onli of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Johnson of
On Nov. 6 nn exhibit of Oriental Leesburg announco the birth of a
I Mdse at 1 o’clock Woman’s Club work ih through its
Table of Fancy Stamped Goods Work,
L iterature Department of which Art will be on display a t tiie Wom- son on Nov. 10. Mrs. Johnson will
| | | Hillonville.
Towels, Pillow Cases and Laundry Hags.
F urther notice will be remembered here us Miss LuciJo
tn Eaatcrby will M m Anne Van Ness Brown is nn’u Club.
Values up to $1.75—
appear later.
tqf her bridge chairman.
Pope.
n-Loch Arbor.
In the meeting of last week
which was devoted to Japanese
Alfncintinn fo r Art and Japanese
Influence, n
Qieet a t 3:30
io$t delightful hour was spent
m
School Audl- with Mrs. John Leonnrdy ns pro_
gram chairman for the day. Mref
Continuous from I p. m. to
I Key will enter- Leonnrdy's own paper was a won
11 p. m .
i'lt 3 o’clock at her derful nnd concise summing up of
* Avenue, honoring the influence of tho Japanese on
Be.
a rt nnd literature.
the Methudiat
She traced our own W histler's
lin nt the home uniquo Nocturnes) directly to Hirein nt 3 o’clock, shige's finest work Is, owned In
i Ruth Spencer, the United States by muiqpniR In
WKh
Boston, New York and Chicago,
Ronald Colman, Hello Ben
tment of the where it is constantly being stud
3
ORIENTAL STUCCOI
“UNCLE JOE CANNON”
CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB GIVES ITS
FIRST RECITAL OF THE SEASON
Amusements
F
r x
BOOKWEEK PARTY IS ENJOYED AT
WOMAN’S CLUB ON SATURDAY
i
Cranberries for Thanksgiving
TEACHING THE CONSTITUTION
SOCIETY EDITOR ' '
2 yards Everfast Prints
for $1.00
Rines
SECTIONALISM?
MKS. FRED S. DAIGJ
By Mr*. Henry W ight
SANFORD cem
products ! ? !
J^ h »0d Maple
1
148
Activities of i h e ,
Women's Club
F . A W A IT
‘Mu.t such proposals ns this 'few others that went
it.
school amendment will servo to All of these arc in against
peninsular
stimulate division sentim ent.” says Eloridn.
the Orlando R eporter-Star in com
Fort
I lie Reporter-Star says:
menting mi lie' sectional spirit uni- . “ When it comes to talk, West paving
phiisi/.ed by tin- vote on th at bill. Florida is profuse in good promis- Drive.
The Orl.itnlo p a p e r has never ell- , es.
"■ When it comes, to votes in the
C*«k you if yo„ hold i»»e dear. e f f l e i e n t w ith o u t S l o ' \ v T t r i/ b 1 '. h \ ! ! " , | , '; X n m 1,OI‘
courag I state division, but says, I Legislature, West Eloridn and
b"
“ It is •econnng
_ quite
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manifest North Florida pool their interests
SCIENCE, GEOtJRAPMV. nnlm S g t S S F
“ liv " w h'u C h o m b iT o f C on,
thyt sentiment in the two sections I and pull tile leg of South Florida.
,,™l
bistory,
geology,
evervlhing
There arc many problems that sucH a will be taught with pictures. But ?;,!•.*♦.'bvergenl that soont-r or later i That is what is proposed in this
body could solve.
C ham ber'of first should come the history of divisioj sentiment will crytnlllzc |seluH*| amendment. It is an effort
r>
,
-Now
>w is the tim e when the Chamber
^ n c o lo t,
III1' C7ni ncr u i r o n . i i L „
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intvatn
loam actuality.
atluulily.”
“t i *1 th o ^ k e sh all U ,
to get contributions from the tax
a S t t ^ n r , ? 'T h - i bL‘‘ goi.n« atr°ng, with a real program of men. The proper study of m an
Splitting Florida into two slates payers of South Florida for West ,
kind, is man.
a
,
V-t
y
*
n
o
la
hit-and-m
iss
system
.
N
o
w
is
the
time
w
h
e
n
w'’U “i; ” ' lhoush
Show Alexander attacking the is undesirable, as a general sta te and North Florida, who seem to
a definite policy, a well-organized plan of activity a w h o l e
become of mo.
line of Persian elephants, Socra ment, but it is alr.o true as the be unable to make progress on their
rnm m d ‘SpI' lt 4o£ c°-operation is needed if the Chamber of tes In battle walking barefoot Reporter-Star rem arks, th at “South own resources. Anyone who has ;
hhtll be the garden walk,
S
r m^ ‘LeJ 8t_t o .co,?f,n.ue a« a '’Hal factor in the life of th l through the snow, Archimedes Floridn taxpayers are growing doubt on this subject cun bo con- J |
waen se a t so very wide
city. What is worth having is worth paying for
working out his prohleni in the very tired on the contribution that vinced by watching the action of i
sunshine, when the soldiers struck have to be mode to West Florida the next Legislature wlion dealing
wiuraffik-L h'"l,- |f «
mm dead,
Napoleon | crowning with the aid of North Florida, with this subject.”
maid had died.
the next himself emperor, Peter tho Great which always votvs with tho west
Rest assured thnt the Legislature
S rV ..5^yaL®itize,i8J vbo iove their"!own w ilf0'not fail to working us a shipyard mochanlc, ern.” It refers to the history of will be closely watched throughout
a
little
way
away.
»
•• n u y,
join titu Chamber o f Commerce.
Beethoven conducting his sympho- road building, the genernl tax roe the state, not only as to leg-pull- ' |
Pn yotr for n little M-hrie
*1)'' -Wiu;p atone deuf by watching ords and tlr> gasoline tax, and now tt'g. hut to see that the interests
W tpoak, the way you
’
’ O-t—
the tliw of (he first violin, Anne to lho t(Jw education fund amend of tiie children are served us com
Buleyn, losing her pretty head, ment. •
pletely ms possible under the amend
)Ue if you should smile
Gulileo
on his knees forced to do-’
There was a distressing lack of ment.
3m Vunlty F air)
ny the magnificent truths that he interest In this important measure.
----—o —------West Florida’s initiative and in
had given to the world. History, In some counties even the newspa genuity in legislation favorable to
there I* no b e lt
l^ i‘ b
!>"J' *? u m r "l
we were hiler- science, and all knowledge, are in pers did not take the trouble to ..it is to be commended, or admired.
‘ than Sanford re n f estate! .»........
V •*
Miory uthat
ta i w
a d in
n ex
It can probably continue to get ' I
.eaued u}
a HHll‘ nfWH.Htory
wee re
read
in aan
exchange
change the reality a series of pictures and |>y mention whether (here was a m n-1I It
pictures
we
should
teach
them
-jority
for
it
or
against
it.
o
h
e
r
d
a
y
U
p
in
M
a
s
s
a
c
h
u
s
e
tts
in
th
e
C
a
p
e
Cod
s
e
c
tio
n
I-nun
a
favorable
care from unselfish South 11
• Cap.
„
’<>d section
^
th.e A tlnatn bank
. 1
n i o i i astronomy especially, only pictures rafiii r close scanning of the pa- Florida. However it cun not lie'
' not Very Mnnley in facing the in th e e a s te r n p a rt o f t h “e state *«•
there are thousands of men can make it clour uiul interesting per* to date we find the amend- carried too ta r heenusc tliat might 1
ViJ
L. I . , __ 1. . 1
.
f t ____ _ 0_ ___
bur Thunke- to the unimaginative mind.
mwit defeated a t least in those Ml cause formation of two sjjlitos and
counties: Hillsborough, Pinellas, .‘.uch a step would bo especially
rornment unemployment doles
While we
’c raise our own turkeys down here in Flnri<l»
rtlE IMMEDIATE cause of Un Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte, Lee, unfortunate for the western por
i n tSf ,fiVen t0 150'000 People „r„". our own rob-ry ,„„l have many o th er. T h i ^ which cle Joe Cannon’s death was a cold. Highlands, Orange, Lake und Vol tion ns then the two seteions ns I
usia. One or two of those are in
go to make up our T hanksgiving dinners one of th.. mnUi Old men and women, take notice. lonbt. but there are probably n separate states would have to de- '
pend upon themselves.
Don’t
spend
the
winters
in
a
cold
. V ^bok1 day p, these times
climate,
if
you
can
go
to
Califor
oT^oaaachuscttH
C0n,0M’
for
thl!
m»»‘
!»>«.
from
the
ataic
> dw sn t see ^jt leust one
nia. Florida, or one of the many
|o r of divorco among film slurs.
gulf coast winter resorts.
•
m
COLUMBUS, GA.. ENQUIRER-SUN
.
Time
and
old
death
will
not
for
x give you for depriving yourself of
lorjca ----lost the
..ie Schneider cup
but we have won so many other 5 * ^ “ nd cr»t™ .they arc to be sent to evert- nart r 11 sunlight thnt nature supplies ail Governor Turnbull, of Conner- vast m ajority of tho people of our
year round.
Colds ure deadly,
“" . • t * * wc cun afford to loic
' and thon.
weakening every one of the bij- tieut,. believes the constitution of country are thoroughly unfam iliar,
liniiH of cells that make up the the United States should be w' l 6 the plain provision of our
t h*1 ‘•"’V a™ «> r«?Bdy
body, lowering the power of re taught in every school in thnt I
Sw°rd Is Proof That
i
i
' , , . .
,
1 [to advocate the enactment of moassistance, bringing death.
Votc‘
fiwititttrlnnd.’’
Matu,
and
advises
that
it
should
he
lures
that
are,
in reality, in conPerhups the most interesting fact, concerning th e p re s *? “ f yr,n n Koiitl gun on tincoiupblsory.
The supposition is ; flict with the letter and spirit of
akea thu difference.
.etn t. CIianb(‘r ry . (r,,I)~ that »« from the housew ife’s point of
W ISE CHAIJNCEY Depew, „1,|. that the governor refers particular- (that great instrum ent—the finest,
yiew, is the price. The berries will cost five dollars it b a rre l er than Uncle Joe Cannon, goes ly to schools supported and muin- , perhaps, thut was ever conceived
, Mi t0U.Kh b,rouk fl»«- » presi- less than last season, we are told. Where the wholesale every winter to find sunlight that •’•itied wholly or partly by th o-hy Die brain of mun.
,' 0l’Hn t talk much but
.'date.
old age needs.
The exigencies nf tho times in. na_does suy soinctbing, makes price was thirteen and fourteen dollars per barrel last vear
You may say th at when real
The touching of the constitution (licato thut a course of Mtudy eniit
is
now
about
eight
tdollurs.
n
a
i
■ra or his own party sore.
of
lho
United
States
would
bo
a
life is past and there is n o m o r e
bracing tho constitution of the
V -------- o--------work worth while, the wise thing line thing. Of course this does United Stntos is one of the great
-()Jt« Rockne’s football team
is to die.
not mean tlmt children should un needs of the present. No one ex
»t bo over-prals,.,| Any team
If tlmt in how you feel, spend dertake this study until they have pects that a pupil will become as
ini'd?llvrIA
R
nn'm
.X
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l,,cm r beat till* ytinr’s Araiv im.Uilbre. 5 )0,0(10 vnntors will, .sh .rlly. bn Floriilu botiml. vour winters in a cold, windy, advanced sufficiently in their oth
fam iliar .with the constitution ns
the connnender studies us to lie able to undcr- ii judge or a lawyer, Iml a fair
W nU r l Z r
-'.7 ?
lu
w
crl, illn n .t B imlamp
tm
hini! climate.
'«poTugi'l« :
Iqktho world.
-isiid whnt the constitution means. knowledge of it.s provision will he
w a i e r o \ t th e d a m g r in d s no g n s l . M o ra l: If t h e r e ’s loo
JA PA N ’S EMPEROR Yoshihtn There nrs other books Unit arc of of value to them when they go out
^NUjtU'esola burlicr.-,ho]i porter m u c h s ta t ic , a d ju s t y o u r w a v e h t i K i h ." - C a l v i n A O w en s
is dying, taker, only liquid food, greater importuiirn to tiie child into tiie world to make tiwir way
(tltly drank sixty.(wo cups of
and doctors have silenced his ra than knowledge of our organic law, in life.
>anv
S
t
1
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V
PMr
I,,U!S
,rb
.aIn
14u,,i<l
'uiiiiHiL
R
a
ilw
a
y
C
o
m
kl«
,t h“ World’s chum p a n y , b t . I’e te r s b u r g , F lo rid a .
dio. Being related to the sun and hut ul tho same time it would be
7 lie men and women of today
?* Now let s sec, how much
moon, menus little, if you can't a splendid thing for (lie consti ought to know more about their
pWUl.v-.Tliific1 11im liloiiiJ pressure ?
tution to bo clarified for tho young basic law tlmn they do. Those who
eat or hear music.
R ftCjiff* -------- mi-------Tiie worst is that Japanese po people thnt they may get a glimpse have already left school cannot be
- J di|T ..“ ''U-ge student i I,.
liteness requires many to niffer >>f our basic lnws.
taught it in the schools, but we can
PlSWWtiHMJiU'ii ri’iniiulM u* tI kii
ATLANTA JOURNAL
But somu tpny assert that the take care of the children of today
when
u great one suffers. Tinvcrlmti’ll" <J<» nt c:i: mr,
mayor of Huyniita, where the Mi- • "listRation is for tiie lawyers in tins m atter and we should do
PuyHiiij; at four score and ten,
bounce back, no niuiter bow
•iim
m
I
nk early tweiitien a .....
kudo
lives, orders Geisha girls to and tho Judges to study; tlmt if ti it. Wo nre neglecting u great do
citi.tawjf have been stepped on. IJoseph G. ( 'aniioii leuvcs u lasting
/-ei'
"ID
.uiville,
Illinois,
where
lie
stpp
their
dancing, and their mu hoy or a girl does not expect to ty b y failing in give the b o y s and
impress on his country's mind, not Hu ll lor well-nigh seventy years.
hcroRio a lawyer it is a waste of girls of the present the instruction
, , , _...... ■■—- - ,i,.t
> h. sic. •
i t Office Department has so much because of what he did ♦I',
time for either of them to study they should have in this respect.
'
nut
ii
lad
of
m
eager
schooling
uud
Murlnea to guard the as by viitile of-w hat lie wuii. Dur
tiie constitution. This is nn u n Governor Turnbull's suggestion is
j't
no
iiMourceB
beyond
his
own
THE
GREAT
Catholld
orator
'tun leathernecks come to ok ids forty-six years in Congreso
Indeed, It is fine; it f
I‘V ""'t many a sqpw ior in graces M’eir iiuud und stuuncii character and Bishop Fenplpn-wa3 wiser. An sound viewpoint.
Id be considered l»y all
lie of leather pouclicu.
probably duo to ,th e fuct th at the the stiller.
should
have
made
his
way
from
u
earnest'
young
priest
proposed
to
fkfiun.
of education and many' who over
topped him in tlm higher wisdom Utile tow n.to the highest counsels stop d rin k in g . and dancing by
"1 ! he nation is ndinirnble indeed, peasants on Sunday, Fenclon said,
ing tide drowned out the Of statesmanship, hut none, or few, hut
,»mpts of the Florida Alll- who equaled him mi n picturesque lei- "••I without numerous paral- “ Do you- sot a good example? But
SARASOTA TIMES
v. Bail Joseph G. Cannon, be- let thorn dance and drink and for
Some mull prove
Rturday und today Alnba- personality.
cuuutig
Speaker
of
the
Jlouse
of
the eiiHiiipion of the their S t r e n g t h hy the friends they tCi-prc- eutiitiveh, made a merely get their m isery.”
.v French journalist, Jean Car- ' ing work' w. re great literature
|lConfereiu-« for the third Win, others by the enemies tiiev rc:,j ice i able record in thnt office
FRANZ V A LU E R , n G ernnn, ir li re, hijn w ritten a novel, thereby j Of ceur-e „()t every one win bo 1
' i year.
make. Undo Joe's was tho rare r
und then have retired, as moot of
mny fal| 0„ nno
distinction J*f being so potent and ins piedcccattnrn did, in o colorless planning) K .-powerful rocket for a precipitating h new discussion o f | » Beiiiua. \
, ---------trip tu'vtbo moon. It would need tlsu oi(F quarrel about lite r a tu r e ''? / ,
cpnditions would bo so* rich in human nature thnt Ids
^
lu'
^nd
be a irood i
calm,
bis
name
would
nevor
have
only sufficient uowur to take it
clniporouii enemies heeamc ids cor
lf
been « household word of America bey'ond the tartltki sphere of in-- and journalism . One book review- ‘S e t o r " ? . ,'!!,• l,W thc*tro{ a
put on.j. The man wlio dial friends.
nor id:- pictured likeness as fu- flV onqaj Inkji" the moon’s gravity
*y hiu hills is making
niucli of (be homely wit
w * B^ Wodt b y thc
MJHir jof udventme . s 'u S , or h ^ m u ? ^ <
fht. Credit is u courtesy oi Lincoln, whom he knew both niiliur as a cartoon of Uncle Ham. field. ' B ut iho drop to that little of Rorr^, L Italic, bccauoo hu »ald, | nn ®rti»t i:> •* theutro, u 0nuignlfi,nu^ - •!■
Tht' liguificanee of his story Is suttollta m ight be unpleasant.
I not be abused. Pay the
I » ™ u d contact and as n <i
“
&
L
Jean
Carrcro
iu
a
journullat
ccnt
<*r a novelist of ,5
Low e and the money that political ideal, (lunuon brought to thut though he wus “czar of the
A powerful parachute uttached* of talui^t; but a nuwspuper und a
man may
house
and
buttress
of
bourbonlnm,
.will coino.
the making’ of his own career Hometo the rocket would do little good
rlvuK11''
'.'T
‘
/:,r
.
n«WS,
scoop
novel
10
9
very
different
thing*.”
he
emerged
from
tho
bitter
battles
—o
in tho moon's thin atmosphere.
thing of his great chieftain’s large
his rivals, and in that sense be af®
’fMU b n 'a s m any Batur- ness of spirit. We like to recall that marked the decade of 1003- Perhaps there l i n t any atmo AInti cifled the critical newspaper, m aster journalist without knowing
record for the past th at he waH born Jn tho Appala- 1 J 12 worsted in politics but loved sphere, in which case a feather then you think tho two m erits are how to write novels.
... lperson;
- . n w , , , „and
IIU xthut
n a l Mrhile
w n u e an
Rn unto.
m |to .
- t.
u
ite the loHsoi, Yale 11 ”a Sou.t h* whuro to this day tho in
“ * ** ' S w iftly as » lead iiii'omp^tibU?
It is an <>ld argum ent, and
And proceeds tOi
K 'i
ere who can ho old American sturdiness uirvives, crat in method ho was a dem ocrat' bullet
vivaciously.
disagree
J
lJ
J y 1° rrnuu" with us long. For
■t in the East. As a child of four lie wus taken
aml .
H,,ul- »n»y «
Ai.n no retu
rn Journey would be
Also
roturn
nowsponers continue to com* out ’
At ti
Bunnell, are ox- hy his parents from their North rare spirit could have scored that possible. l l t a t tripn will be postevery day, offering continual cvl-l
bi
(.Jbut they -can’t Carolina home to the western focord; only n good heart could I>oned
me one, like the some
hove smiled such enmities away; ux,n„unl
Unit
wf
Wnl
u u f “ !e Fll,° or U*6 other. I
•Jumped into the many
f o n tl e r , « n d ,:a fte r y a T ^ r n W y a rue i X r e u l d
o A L * J /Cr'lture y#t dead. In apito
«'“■
'
»
«
v
p
i
£
s
<lMMa
; , . donees in t h a t . region,
tV W A 'tf ti*
a plctur- innumet
' noteLd b y
Temps,
lii.Vi
ezque . m
,y
i'
were
‘isty.
i»iV,v
r-h IT
by
(Mir.. ,
inrfndSlt™
1
nK
went Coloring,
* 11
;*7Ct ,.«k.
7 ;]
ft
kiW. 'R «°,y
'
f'
7.
.v . -'v
t, V
ilb u p fc u fc -
TO TAKE tllG, Aimeu .Semple
Mr hcrt.on story from the Moplo
of Los Angeles, would be like tak
ing candy from a child a t Chrlstm«s, and '•'.■ whole country would
miss (hr K ail.Mills case, with its
leSlou.y. .-hoofing, m ystery and
Mint«|..f.....
death. Crime is
" 1 '!,|,r
"'Iend to thor,,UK,,I-V- h 1r
of „ ur history,
nu-a uii
our « ' vili/;,(i,,n< ;j. I
/ ■ ” l'Xp»anat.ion.H com oniing thu reconl of 1ha last year) K ha i I...... •I :.;i etv.li-ati(,„s. It
i\ new s, 'M
arc in’cc.;snry, in ottr opinion. It may be true that
and Smith sat
m a n y 1peaceably it
by side.”
s not
i t ^ h mn ‘ hU’L
ll" 'w by »•« ^-hanilier of ( mmcrco news.
hat thou hi have been (lone, but we must not forvt t hut
’ ‘V.V." •'■;' ,>‘-d over, and bit off
*..
ftf H
iONE
S tL .
But win.,, |„, (((.,
his heart wm inimeiouH conimnulablc projects wero inaugurated and car* Mn?th :t mii ’ i:, m wv.
dent
ruction;
for he r i ^ W O T M i r u l cumpKIi,;,,. While the body t« |a y
ROll ngmnsl the Lord
ids n deficit, th is cannot be blamed on the Chamber of ComTHE USE of moving pictures
^C hron. L'fl. lt!.
wbV P '-J ^ d antl then failed to make in scho'ila might easily cut the
—O Lord, the meek goo;] o n t h e i r p ro m ie e s to* £ T m . i« no tim e f S f a u l t Hi’hool ilay tn two hoiir^.
Ceorgc Eastman of Rochester Is
lI?0 n ,rth - »»«l.shall f m d m g a s f u r a s th e C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e is c o n c e rn e d developing Ml cduentional pictures
Let t h e m a n w h o h a s a re c o rd f o r d o in g e v e r y t h in g L i i Tor cxpirnuent in put,lie achools.
u .g h to bo d o n e , a n d fo r h is o w n p . d d i c - s p b d t t X t s b,. a moat usd ul work,
-------- o --------but too mm h stress in laid upon
Wo
° / ,e t0 r t‘,f u s u to j ° in l h t * C h a m b e r to m o rro w . *
BLAINE
pictures
science and ge..pM
^ c JRRat remember ns the workers begin their rounds that ruphy. teaching
The first thing t-i t'eae’h
*?* 'I to AH‘‘>Int!
with unitidii pictures is history.
m m 0"' organization with
R
-i-W « not
yo“ to be kind
an c n iu u it comnteicini
an efficient m u m
With u g,„„i moving picture you
m”n K(’ wht'n y«n will’go
c°i'l'l b i" i'
Hiilil in 20 mimites
tg)M * will atay behind.
’
inure about the life of Lincoln than
lie average high school graduate
111 »*>t any how dear you are,
know:-..
Ml
a ll
Sanford,
"it
Ww'4'M
Volie A. Williams!
Jlive a recital at iod by our own young artists. In
High K-'htiid nudi- literature she mentioned especially
Lafacdio Hearn, John Luther Long,
diy
and Pierre Loti.
*nt uf tho WoMrs. Elmor D. Ball followed with
I bold regular meet a thorough study of Jnpnneio col
ly house at 3:30 or prints, illustrated l>y some
charm ing examples, lonncd for this
(hfMt-Tenrhcrs Ax- occasion by tho Newark Public
~Wd its regular meet- Library.
Mrs. B. F. Whitncr
h ’dotk at the, East handled the fascinating subject of
f Sthool.
Japanese Arts nnd C rafts, using
“Pter number two some exquisite embroideries by
J *ill hold iu regular way of illuntration, nnd as nn ex
I*1o’clock nt the Ma- ample of their book making ex
Tbcrc will be inti- hibited a book given to Mrs. B.
F. W hitncr, Sr., hy Dr. Duniols
fHeczcn wil entertain who was u member of Commodore
I of thr IiIIuth Itridgo Perry’s expedition.
at Iht homo on
The three papers made a con
sistent und connected program,
I11 k. A. Douglass
leaving the interested listeners
*• bridge at 8
with nn unusually vivid impres
.
"n Hanford
nn? N' ■l.illie Ruth sion of the work of this most en
terprising of nations.
A delight
r”M,rU'<- Harden.
Kf takes place Nov ful fact wan brought out hy the
reading of a copy of a Tokin Daily
[ Parent-Tea. hers As- which carried on its front page
hav*‘- a iiiaeling at tho report of n meeting of the
I 1 l,le 'Ve,t Side Woman's Club of Tokio, and fur
ther over on n separate page a
detailed acocunt of n club meeting,
where tho topic discussed was
I Friday
Western Influence oh Japan.
"nil Mrs.
Tea war served by Mrs. Leon
a., V •‘iitertain at
nrdy asslitcd by Mrs. Elmer D.
K
Rt thl‘ h,”n« of
■« Mngaona Avenuo Ball, and Mrs. B. F. Whitncr.
Uardiy
t
J 'l
.J , r
JfvUy
‘ t^•'’t
11 L
.
,tr0e|
f t t L ,he. Mcthodlst
Ikr. 7 l 3 n ’e | o c k «t
Zeb HatUff on
F« » r
r.r r.h“^ru .
d.
> C b; ? ,pV0" ^idg
club
at
home
.L- ^eoaburg
*h« » « we.k
ku - Mr»- Paul John» * * « * ., ‘iq w .^ !
Jeunc
The Yowell Company
Milanc News
Subject to the Municipal Election of |
D 7
■T
c
TheSanfordAvenueMerchantsAssociation
Is 100 Per Cent Strong for the
I
3
3
3
'nrd • Department f*ce»
tho n eceu ity ,of< selecting a. Chair
man to i i t i 't h i i place a t i<Mre;
E. .Ip M arkell, who bos been com.
pollod to resign on account of ill
ness ip her family.
This, will
be the im portant bun’ness to some
before the meeting Welnesdsy aft
ernoon a t 8 o’clocki and Mrs.
Fred Wilson, who as Vice Chairaids, most earnestly
man will
[1- attendance of Weirequest# •
'n t members.
fare
, fo r the afternoon
capable band# of
Will W to
/an d b a a t o
Joyce,
BattfjaaB!fgfiai!fiai!IBfg|gliMiagfi!fiSfg|i!ii!Ji!fiifaii!jn gBifilliHilliini/B
Monday a business meeting will
precede tho program , and Mru
W, ’ S . ' Leak, Music Department ■
chairman,
requests prompt a t
* « th M r i
Refreshments will be
°n Hnl- tendance.
served nt tho 'elnso of the meet
ing, und a nominal chnige wil :
he
-fuidd; \ * \
i * , ,
"f
the
Wo1 i*' » l>the club
Alice
HerahoR, Louis Moran
For City Commissioner
3
■
thU RUth
‘S p e n c c r l if
01 this
month.
nett,
A n n o u n c in g —-
New Policy
j Sanford Chamber of Commerce
Seminola Park Harness
RACES
:
In order to afford everyone the opportunity of
becoitilng more thoroughly acquainted w ith the
highly entertaining sport of harness racing, de
cision has been made by the directors of the
Seminole Racing Club to reduce tiie price o f ad■mission which Includes grandstand and parking
privileges to $L0O; P U J^ TAX.
led to make Monday and
F r i ^ ^ f nw h ^ ^ lt X b l ? S ’ DAY, when mem
bers o f the fair sex will be the gu ests o f tho
management.
See the world's greatest horses and drivers and
hear the celebrated Louis Rich radio orchestral
band at America’s'm ost completely appointed
racecourse.
Races Start
; ^ d e n t : ' v^ f e ' ' ' u
//U l)'
The Sanford Avenue Merchants Association is
behind the Sanford Chamber of Commerce bereuse it realizes the vast amount done by that or
ganization for Sanford's future—work that has
.been the mea: o *f ..........
'
building "
dustrial Sanfi
’No other methods or o i,
place o f the Chamherdj
Ibody, foiiried for a
YOU a |a Firm
Sanford on
>n Tuesday.
izations can take the
ommerce and we as a
R t Sanford, urge that
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By BOB HOLLY
has asked me
M m about the
taiftfea—some sugoif *hre some idea
W d w hat they
io,uld .pot do, a*
a sF *
•e following rules
down for the benefit of
do net belong to tho
Of Comftiejrce and some
vfrhodo:
'
I’t tdrtie to the meeting
,lTpO do come late.
•
r.you do attend the meethit With the work of
other members.
•CCfpt an office. Nov‘ to te if you aro nqt
-Op g committee, but if
‘ I’t; attend the coramit-
I
e G W j ; 'P& LLO lO
fto ~ W A fi>
- u s i.) - f e e
9. f ' \Vhon no convention o r com-1
mltteo meetings are held say tho
chamber of commerce is dead and
ought to havo a can tied to it.
10. If you don't receive a bill
for your dues don’t pay.
11. Don’t tell the Chamber of
Commercb how it can help yon
but(lf It does not, resign.
you can get the benetha Chamber of Commerce
joining don’t think of
jolriing.
‘ •
••
113. When you attend a meet
ing' vote to do something and then
go i home and do the opposite.
Agyee with everything said a t the
meeting but disagree with it out
side.
14. When asked for information
about tho industrial ojrvcy refuse
to give it.
16. Then curse the Chamber for
tho incompleteness of tho informa
tion.
116. Get all the Chamber gives
you but don’t give anything in
return and talk co-operation for
the other fellow but never co-op
erate with him.
17. When everything rise fails
cuss the secretary, the president
anti all directors nnd committtocs
and then jum p in Lake Monroe.
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SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
“The Rexall Store’’
r a t e s
M O O W ^
ORAVWERlM IKi ^
^ -U R t X 0 o 7 ,
—
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T
SALE—Double
spring, cheap.’ ' u f
FOR
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
COO W est F irst Street
a t Phone 441
JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds of
Tin and Sheet Metal Work,
r and Boat Tanks. A t Onk
and Third Street. Telu-
IMPORTED DINNER WARE
SEE
THE HALL HARDWARE
.
I’UO.NE 8
111
HODGINS A COWAN CO., Auto
Radiator and sheet metal works.
I Plain and ornam ental sheet metal 66— W anted— to Buy.
work. Tel. 710-W. 207 French
1Avenue.
USERS
84— Houses For Sale
bed
^ M a g n S i FUR.N ; S» ED HOUSE 5
19— Building Contractors.
of 30c for
lit made The San
] be reaponsit
orrect insertion,
for aubsequent
, office should be
oly in case of
(■ ■ ■ •■ ■ m niaat
I 77— Houses for Rent.
rooms
88— Reul Estate for tixchsiige 90— Automobile* for Sale
We make a specialty of our prompt
AveI n,ul ,bnth completely fumiahed.
filling of prescriptions and quick —
—----- -----------------_ _ _ _ _ ( convenient to school. Phone 9082.
delivery.
DrugB — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
range and . <k k . - r ' i ' ^ n o l i a ! F<JR I{E:)[T- r’ room furnished
Phone 206.
K ,Mt| house. Apply llnn-lift*. homo 2
We have a number cf homos
B. K PERKINS — H aberdasher
miles out Woat First St.
listed with us that aro priced to
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e
•ell. ranging in price from $3,250
W — S p w i„ i,_ n t th e S to re s ,
j „ „ „ RKNT
Clothes. 110 F irst Street.
1average length
„
................. .
18— B tu in e M S e t v ic e O f f e r e d 58—Household Goods
, ja restricted to
The
WANTED TO BUY-SmAll and
HUPS—MARMONS
inexpensive bungalow, located „ ^ Sanford Automobile Co.
Phone 137
within reasonable distance from the 2u6 Magnolia Ave.
Tha shoppe for the little
business section. Nfunt be fairly
r
NASH
priced. H<>\ 91 care Herald.
LOTS — as rj,st payment on lajads tho world In motor car value
SMITH MOTORS CO
houno. A(l(!ri?j4R Box 50.
*
wardrobe
LAYETTES
room unfurnished to $15,000. Terms nt this time aro
very attractive.
; bungalow located at th0 comer
con
HOUSE well located, building lots, AUTOMOBILE DEALERS—If you _
want to well your used cars, nd- j
,I...
’f ' .almetto
and .....
Ka(it.- Streets.
strec
in Ginderville, will exchange n.-» vcrtiso ilaily on thp clasjtfied page ;
,
part payment on home. Address
I
rn,lpe nn'* water heater.
Box 59.
,
Will rent or sell on monthly basis.
— Sec —
b LORDiA—sIIU. a NDO— Orlando!
Address W. H. S. care The Herald.
Morning Sentinel; largest class!-1
NOl
BABY FURNITU r R ^ , . ,
BOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO | . j (
RELIABLE
f
. /f* vt|i V
COt.n.OUGH REALTY CO.,
fled business, rate lc a word, min (
89— W anted— Real Estate
imum 24c cash with order
Regardless of whether yoa
,
ht0O!VIrrv house on Mellonvillc Tel. 712, 111 First Nat. Hk. Bldg.
SANFORD, FLA.
Ave. $50.00 pur month. Phone
buying fixtures o» having w hs J
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Will buy or trade for your equity MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people' Ing done, you have th a t setiM I
are interested in Fioridn, Reach ! of security If we sro nervine ]
_
»»ny b is in any sultdivision in
6 ROOM „ew „tutco bungalow
you for our reputation ia- your,I
South Fioridn. In answering this them through n classified add in
MeHonv.He Ave. un,| Eighth St.
advertisement tell me* how much the M organtown POST. Six cents; guarantee of high class .work j
|>i.».()0 per month. Pborie 711.
and goods.
T®1
[you have paid, the balance due, n work for six consecutive issutes.
MAR VANIA
j I IVE room, modern ■tucco bungn low
on
P a lm e tto
I the lot numbers, nnd the location
Mrs. George Jacobs had charge
of property, also give your pres
of the program of the Woman’s !
ent anil home address. Write Hox
Miss inary Society which held its 1
HW-H Care Sanford Herald.
meeting last Sunday evening at
the hmno of Mrs. Jacobs.
90—Automobiles for Sale
Melton Electric CbJ':
Ave. 2100
representative
block Phone 711.
Al! nw us the op|H>rtunity •
•*•• S. Sanford Ave,
ir with rates,
tion will givo
inform»t'on- And
s h o w i n g y o u t h i s fine, p i o p e r t y .
f'OR SALE—-Sjmco on this
y will assist you
22— Millinery— Dressm aking
for classifieil
advertisem ents. V..
•
! modern throughout. i„'(|Ujire at’
jr wsnt ad. to
6 7 — R o o m s W ilh B onrd.
*> by not, lent tlmsi, vacant rootns>
I Haumel’s.
CHRYSLER
effective.
Set ilgl:» Si ogl'HII
-r sell those second hand goods?
’*
If. ally
a . CHAS. T EUt.I.ER MuTOR C(i
JWANTED— Plain sewing, reason
NT NOTICE
Sanfor.!
Ave
.it
Kith
St.
I'hmie
6*2
able prices. 1102 West First St. ROOMS, with or without mcaU EOR RENT -5 r..„m furnished
ahouid give their
ICeasonahlo rates. Lincoln Hotel. ! house m, Sanford Ave., ConNew S lo c k J o ' l A rriv ed J • N T in ; l 111 UT OK T im MII'XTV
gffjct address as
P im m
.ii n t . s i - i H i v o i . K
USED CAR EXCHANGE
roUMTV,
1venient to school. $7.'.,i)() per
phone number if
25— Florists.
( I I A S i: & CO.
»
i t v h : ,,!•• i-i.niitn.\.
t ji
CORNER
PARK
AND
SECOND1
month.
Plume
711.
Its. About one
6 8 — R o o m s W ith o u t B oard
In l> I*.-. !>:.•,I ^ ,,f
Q.
W.
vVANRLKY,
Manager
J. ItANIIUUj,
■
I thousand has a
M i i m i i i i i m a u a i i B a i i a i U M.I.I AM
“STEWART THE FLORIST’’
I
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M il q!*M
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— • for r e n t
the others can’t
Flowers for all occasions
loom
furnished
i
IN
I'ltODATB
"
for
rent
with you unless
Room,
fiiruished
house, a ” conveniences, . lore It. j MB; SALK. .7 room,
niodurn
MOTICH
,
Me LANDER ARCADE
address.
adjoining hath. Private entrance., R. Shops.
O N E - D A Y S E R V IC E j
Stucco Bungalow. This modern
Imine,bate possession.
Phono 781.
.
Avocado Ave.
Noli. .' lx llrrehy , liven that'*th» , t
tore MUST be j ------------------- -------SANTORO RUCK CO.
himie has Inigo living room, din
Phone .‘1502
VA/I--W MOT f \E R s g e t G R A ^ mull iMmi , ,| will, mi it,., inti Urty-afLI
at
The
Sanford
ing
room,
2
hods,
bath
including
I n . . . r. a j,. mac, (iresunt Id
o n e . 'T o u c h
of
m a t u r e ..
I bed C u- Sale
27— P rofession af Services,
e,«« n Mill
* by letter. Telello- 11niiiiinliln Cm, lily JuU uo-.af-'c
shower, I.ilclien Inis built in fea
EOR
RENT
—
Nicely
furnished!
78—
1
ant
i
T7l‘.sk
R
oom
S'
liilnult, County, Klurbla. h«r final
92a
Hedge
Coupw
laanees are not
i • 1urr». mMMHint anti vmichern y 4
f »
loom, 101 Holly Ave.
---------------- ------------------- ------------ tures, also electric range and
EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES,
of .tho -------TVi].,
W
U *.■ \ "
"
Dodge Touring
hum * "Ihitih'ln.
* * iJocetuioU,
“ KMtuto* ofantH
0P* !p !
X n N T - U Meiach Water heater. The price of this
no kinks, one price, personal a t ~ - ----------------so II Mine, then and |jinre. maks ap- 131' j *
R ,lk. . A|,,,|>' A f> Gonnv'Jy A home, is moderate and terms can
ompt - Efficient tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. LARGE, COMFORTABLE front
92.! K - ev I‘each
l>llcntl«,„ t o t h e s a i d J u i l g n f o r a ' jj4l
bo arranged any way to suit pur
Phone
349-J.
room nicely furnished, second So''''’
«»<1 2nd.
"vice
fiimi
I*-Mu-lit of tier luinilrilmrsT,
..... Nett
............................................
chaser. Address liu\ Vl ,,r Phone
floor. connecting with bath, two un
*
.*.'*n. of mil,I esiaie. nml for nn order
r~
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----------- 711.
''"I Ki*rd routing
«1l*c|»nrKline
Imr »h *ut»h Kxuctitrix. 4* . ^
CCM AR d ! 6 o OM
Phone 475
Iiist.intaneou-. hot wnt. ,- ail
A — Real Kstati* D irt-dory
S'. J. NIX
.
i Ul * tho 1 tith d a y u / Uctut>«r# (
WELL, AE CAMT
BACK AAOf FI5M T
'-’
I
d
Sedan
A.
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i—
Found.
Attorney nnd Counsellor nt Law limes. New house, nice neighbor MeCAI I a 'pciv n
T l I t;r if>< ISO A K. HANTBIJI, '
( nl ' ,
E O \, Real estate tn- FOR SALE A fi\. room bouse
you
a
jy
m
o
r
e
AIM'. CO'MAPD/
hood.
Term-;
modern!
210
Eust
First
Street.
r. v ell. a! , vestment!,.
BU T MB'S" ^
........ . o r »*i iii .h vi' iov
'*
C \ e e i u r iv
of
tbs
Jy fT
' ’■• I' ord Tom mg
meals next door. I ll E. Eight It our listings. Best buys are among
one block from
i n n il; S I : v i : \ t i i .i i i m m . , i n
e la te
or
W illiu m
J.,-ra.lW
CAM M e ?
C C W A ftD //
loud with .all
‘ALREADY filvJEM
Phone 745.
■white French poo- J
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Ileeeavvtl.
v&SB
St reel.
KEEP SMILING
modern convenience.
1
Hud nn i 'o.-i h
iea -unable
im i H i:m \,n .i: , m > T t.
ME. TVOO BLACK.
__ _____
* *iv>\sHr
lcturn t» Mrs. W. T.
i
in m i \ n , i ; i , n .
terms.
Address
IbiV
GET
your
health
where
others
ro■SLI, R. C. TISDALE r>r good buys | i\rl‘'V ,:,s-v
EY ES!
1
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I338 J. Reward.
•21 Buick Tmiiing
■mixtiiy.
; ceived theirs. Soe Sanford’s ROOMS I'OR RENT furnish,*d I in Real Estate, 236 Meiach Build- N0,
I U*s *1M|N|
*
j
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ifiiphiimint,
or unfurnished. Enquire 608 W. mg.
*26 iluiek Touring
>AY Silver brace- ( 'hiro|,ruclor- 1>r- WMacDou- Hughey.
I I i'IHIIS
' 4-Rnn.M bungnlow on Palmetto >
:rJiJ
gull.
First
National
Bank
Build
rnt. Heirloom.
.
' *'!> ■'* I'm i.ne-.,, if l i v i n g , n m l If
'26 Nash Sedan
ing, Phono 4B2-J.
IIIG(iINS-SMITH-WIGHT, INC. ■ Ave.. Close in very reasonably i
')• >ll Mil || ................ ,U| (m ill,.), ('ll,ll,).
|No. 3'Jf> He Lind.
I
M
il
itlti. Iivst in (In) fill In l\ 111); elfFOR KENT—Diviirahle IkuI room,
Lenl Estate and
. j priced and on easy terms, l'lion *'
26 Nash Roadster
I ■** 1 •"'*! ••iints u n iliT .s.«rah Jt. l>urINSURANCE
BROKERS
connecting
bath.
Hot
water.
|
711.
32— Help W anted— Female
11
mimI, ,ir oMx-rwIst,; J o i in
Garage. 618 Elm Ave.
Phone
111••s s , ir iivinir. an il if ilomt, t h e n
All makes and model at a :Nieri- i*.
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ii,.
I
all
pa; l i e s r lu li i il n a l l i l e r LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, .. . „
IT T
lElatlons — Rc321-W.
five must !>c sold.
• <1 in Ml. f o l l o w Ilia ilem-i lilt'll ImulM
W A N T E D — Experienced
book
"THE LOT KING”
’jo-v—Lola For Salt
UI|(||*I* .1••Ii II lllrltH, <11'<‘«'ll Mi'tj, 4i|* o t l l keeper w ith knowledge of typ e
SANFORD llliK K CO
106 First National Bank Bldg. | _______
•jruiMr,
N. !•*«•!I If IIv Iu k . a n d If
I*OR RENT — furnished rooms,
w
riting.
Give
experience
and
ref
‘ i “ i1 . * * ,
r
al l
p a r t Ion
Used Car Lot
Mport by cum
~
PALMETTO CORNER 80 x 100,
conveniently
located.
Hot
water.
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I
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In tin* f n l l o w l n u
Box
«li n i l U m i I i i m h
ii ml i* r
I:. N
Foil
K.i— I' arms and Land for Sale i suitable for npartment house.
in. We specialize erences in reply. Address
Sanford
Ave.
and
Second
St.
Private
family.
109
Magnolia
Ave.
iliM i uMt .1. hi . . t h o n v l s , . , a n d a l l u n - i
[ troubles, liatte.ry 1200 care Herald.
---------------—----------------------- _ _ _ Owner out of tho city ami will sell
U n m v i i i • 11 1 1 11 •h r l a l n n i u : I n i r i t s t i n i
| repairing. L. A.
Uiu f n l l o v IUK tit N.’ I Hm.,| l . i n d a : \\ It U*|i I
TWO FURNISHED rooms for I’DIt SALE —Two 10-m rc tracts mi '"lder value and on exceptionally
I *"<•'* *"• <|. s. f1l.,-.| a, r,,||,,wH. I
I’uoln
road
opposite
Country
H
tius .
B
ox 79
care
The
Battery Service 34— Help— Male or Female
.*■ o l l l l i e l l Hl
..o ill.i
..f
light housekeeping. 719 Oak
!M»1It ll \\ •‘Ml
Club.
This
property
Is
consider
Herald.
<
l".‘ i M i "I
. tion
i HOIh ll ilf nf
iSL
Avenue.
i. •■ l l i w o v , . ; it ii l.-r <. I s, • Iloti I7. tl ml
V C :-'
W ANTED—Solicitor, one who can
e»*x s»«Ncnyatqv»c«. imc.
; ed Ibe most tjesii able tountry
—- - —- — ---dodge brothers
f i ll i.- as i
<1.1.11 l o r
of
s . . i i tItw o s t
produce. 316 1st National Bank.
,,
,
.
fcTMM CO
■< i < H . I ..i s. . l i o n I
a l l i n T . . w n------------- -------------•
■I’OR RENT —One furnished bed- hem" site between French Avcmii FOR SALK l.nl 5 of l-anc's Ad
, A' 1” ,
' " M . I t . i n n * .91
oast.
In
Dealers
v, not Ha- owner.’
j and the Country Hub. Will nucri- 1 diliun, facing Highland Park on
' •' ' ’nlln.lo . ' .. m il s , l ' l . .i |,l a ,
36— Situation Wanted Fem ale1 n,om' K'"'so"n,,k‘- ,!,H r'“k- l fice fur quick* safe. Inquire Box Onk Street. $1750 on terms of only
J tir estimates.
',
I '■ f. ii.lmilH.
'I >. Ili.» .l. foii.I.iniN
| M t lift film vo-)
SELL GOOD USED CARS
IXADFOltl)
| A. B. L. earn II, raid.
i $50 cash and $25 monthly. Address
sl.vl.'il IMIIHO. I n - w i t ;
(W ANT WORK ' of any kind. 15' 69— Rooms for Houselteepinjf ---- ---------------------------- — ------------- Box 80, cure Tho Herald.
T n .Sarah At l lu r r a n r n , If l lv lm r
1926 Dodge Special Touring
a n . I If il.-ail. tli.-n all nmtluM c l a l m VULCANIZING ' years stenographic ami dicta-1*----- ---------------------------------------------( 82— Business Property
f.
1925 Ford Touring
YPO Mt AN YOU CANT TA1VC - TOO
| Inn Ini. i f s l In | |i „ f o 111)\vJ11a ii,.phono experience. A -l references.! TWO NICE furnished housokeep-1
14 WELCH
I--.'i II.oil hu nts unitor Karnli M. O u r - !
canJ sa t a word ?
J H 2 W TMVG IG JOST THE CRANCfc \V
15)25 Dodge Special Sedan
TODAYS BEST BUYS
mg rooms Inure clos-e.l. All eon--------------Write W. F. R. ,-nre Herald.
4mikes fri,unis’’
' .' V'i'J
,ir o t h e r w i s e ; J o h n
b e e n iooking To r 1925
Ford
Runabout
", '
' / " ' * " « • unit If ileiul, III,.,) I
vonieiiees. I l l E. Fifth Street.
|GIKL WANTED for general houseTo TILL TOO auvr
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m
i
II
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olaln
iln
K
Irili-roHt
In
llu
ii
1925 Graham Tin, k
-------------Work, three in family, no luu».••M..U nij .
....... .
Ian.Is
unilor
WRAT \THINK OV
~ ^ K ( N A R2AO.
^Irvlce Offered 37— Situation Wanted Male.
1921 Ovei Iiunl 4 Touring
•l ;h " , , r EH. ili’i'easml,
or
o l i o rYoo. TO BEGIN
MEANING 74— A p a r tm e n ts a n ii F la t s
,lry' K'MM* references retpiirtvl. Lot on Magnolia Avenue between
i V
■ N
lf H v ln a . a m i if
i l f
NO P/MR"
V itm . YOo’RB THE
’
I must stay on premises. When an- 11 M>*«l 12th Street, eastern exIIT0RK — I'rc- POSITION WANTED— Can do _________________
•t* ;"l> • li"n a l l i m r i l o s olalnilrur In
MOST WONOIKVUL
Soda. Wc are
wanted. A d-' l'«‘ ure, a pick up at $2,560.00.
anything. Must have job at once. TWO ROOMS, Kitchenette nnd ' HWcrin‘r ."la l»
MILLER O. PHILIPS. In
I: ills i niter U. N. Kell. ......... ..
1>rl
«•. .’aT* - • ar»t
I
.
•r phone.
u l l i e r w l s e ; a m i a l l iin k n n iv ii |u i r t l« « l
«MM
M«*mm
Been resident of Sanford for two
itath, attractively
furnished, dress 365 Silver Bench Avenue,
'•laliu ln if I n t e r e s t In t h e f u l l o w i n g ,
noi
yearn. Can give ve.ry best of ref modernte rent. Young, owner, 290 Pen. Station, Daytona Beach, Khn- i 85 acres of celery Iiunl located I i
’i
miles
from
Oviedo;
R.
R.
runs
!
i
ida.
Elm
Ave.
and
11th
Street.
fe llo w s;
K o ilth e n s t ,
erenced. Have spent my last dol-j N. Purlt-w^k
!" " rlo! n f
so u th w e st quarter
of
through property and loading stn-|
[1 Furniture Co. Inr nnd my children must go to
A ft"
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S;
n
o
r
th
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tion
adjoins,
12
acres
cleared,
J
Street
' " . a ' t e r ..f S e c t i o n 17; m nl l .i .r l h e n s t
school. If you have anything I cnnj^^pE Three room apartment with 81— Housca For Sale.
$175.09 per acre on easy terms.
;
H full line.
s'V.i'il'e 1'i
ei [III ll West <| tin r ter . o f I
private bath. Seminole Hotel, i
do answer. S. M. Care. Herald o f
S o i l on 17;all
In
T o w i i h Ii I ii
21 I
1Bght. Cash or fice.
JEWETT
AND
PAGE
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FOR
SALE—Two
houses,
one
u,«w
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t
m
1,1
room house in Flora Heights
l jour business.
bOK RENT.—Furnished 1 room
■ ■ V
RIVE’S GARAGE
You. am i eaoti o f vou, a r e h e r e b y
renting. Lights, fine water, g;u •"I 60x200, eastern pxposiue,
garage apartment.
Pec Gee
O iilereil t o a |i|io a r I n | | , o l .||| ti,
Sanford Dealer
POSITION WANTED—Youn gman Paint
den. Lot 81 x 2 ll). Easy term:. $1250.00 on very easy terms.
Store.
l t i t l e to Inn.Is lie r o lu fllh.il
<
208 W. 1st St.
Phono 617 •lllle so"'*'*
Co-, general
22 years old—six years e.xpcri-------- -------- ______ IOwner leaving rily. Thurman
o n l l t lo . l P a u se on tho fit Ii )
I
[lay o f Ilooonil.or IHJfi.
•idewalks, build- enco as bookkeeper and clerk. FOR RENT — Nice npartment ' hnneellor. W let St. Next I"
I' OR SALE —One Oakland Tour h o i i s e of .Soinluole f ' o i i n n . Klnrl.la. '
»tion boxes. .). R, Phono 095-W.
.
It l» fort her o n t e r e i t
th at
Mils
unfurnished clone in, $15 j>ei' spring.
OOLOLOUGH
REALTY
CO.
ing car, $150, Terms if desired. I '.’i . r ,
--------------------------------------------------- month.
in T l,„ Kanfor.l 1
Phono 156-W. Inquire
Tel 712. I l l First Nat. Ilk. Bldg. Hudgins and Cowan Co. 207 Fruiirh M e r a b i , a iieWMininer o f a o o o r a l
38— B usiness Opportunities
2201 Oak Ave.
SPANISH
BUNGALOW — A
SANFORD, FLA.
in' s n i l ” V'*Mslietl
lu
H m ifon l.
Av
eisaa ar «u mvKt nc
Ill S e m i n o l e ('..iin ly , Klorhln.
i
[’ cleaning CO.
charming old world home with BEAL ESTATE - INSURANCE
..
,,,y hanil nm l t h e se n! of
> Repairing and OPPORTUNITY-—For a live wire FOR RENT— Furnished apart- jwell established grounds nnd
Mm t lri-ull Court u f H em liih le C o n n I
KENT VULCANISING WORKS.
<65 for pronlj,t
Huvrntli
J ii.llnlal
C lriu ll
of
business man. This proposition
moot, modern, hot and cold wa- double garage. A bargain at $10,, HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES, I1 lorltln, ^tlMs « .lay o f N o v . j j j s .
I'OR
SALE
—French
Avemu
consists of nn up-to-dato wearing ter, with garage. 708 W. 1st St.
009. Ve.ry little cash required.
U. S. L, Batteries.
V. l! liOtfUI.AHH,
near Highland Park. $1100. $2' i
apparel store for both men nnd I-----------------IHart Nason, Valdez building. Phone
Distributors
Chandler
< t.'rk nf C lr eiiit C ou rt nf
• neh and $25 monthly.
Box 81
Barber s h o p
women in the business district of FOR RENT —Two room furnished 851.
Met o u t h J i n l 'e l u l
i 'Irene
Commercial Avenue
Ml "C./l
IT 'S TOO LATC
'.
to
Herald.
1,
e lorlllu f o r Solo IIII. |e
^ E L L , X S'POCE X'U.
'li* Avenue.
Sanford. Upon investigation you
xt w ont, p o p apartment, water, lights
and
I . . iiiii i
To ARGUE THAT POINT
HAVE TO PAY THE
'ftil? OOGHTA SEE
J**"1 Special at- will find that my
. interest in an- gas. HOI French Avenue.
)•' A M Week. ll. f!.
SANFORD ItUICK CO.
FOR SALE or rent—4 riMim
NOW. POP-THE DAMAGE
B i l l , B U T Fo r
M .1 Hi | a , Mils.
THAT WAGON
212 Mngnolir. Ave.
tt"IM n,1|l children. Iother business dem ands my entire
LAIJRED AVI.NUE
house. E. P. Collins,
HAS BEEN Do n e
Floral
Mi.Iii-u .i r,,f C o in i.ln lii.in i.
P 6Te»S SAKE DON’T
N ov. n i . ;■_• _••!
Phone It’,?
'
-----j attention.
Address, K-2 Cnre Ho- FOR RE N T —la r g e apartment al Heights.
Desirable resider .• lit can be
LBT TH E SAME
F ot Reservations
bought
fri
III
r
oil
sm
all.
“
I’RKSSERY ra^so olio or two bedrooms. 806
TjBNGi HAPPEN
' « t t c m~
Dotv.eer l«th nnd 1 LINCOLN
|l*f**«ing, tailoring.
N o t i c e Is h e i r l i v itive ti
Hint
n
address ’ T
FORD — FOUDS0N
$100 CASH and $100 monthly will ash payment
AGAIN
Magnolia. Phono 206.
,
nir.llUM o f lli,. H t o ek liolile rs o f Ills
Av''enue. Phono 40— Money to Loan
Edward Higgins, Ine.
buy well located stucco bungalow Mth Street. Might consider trad
Uni tler-.laol,H im Co. | n ...t w ill
he
Commercial & Palmetto. Pie,no 331 h e l d lit I h e ir -of f le e s . SA nforil, Kin
FOR RENT— Nice rooms and of five rooms and bath. Ownei . ing for house- Box 90 care Her-1
oil t\ e .ln e siln y, N iiv o n ib e r S l n l nt
LOANS— Money available a t 7 per
living in another state uni) will sellj"'“'
J p. m.
upnrtmcnts. Ferildulu Apt.
r
cent. Close in property. A. P.
IE
"'IRE
and
see
tho
new
qustom
I
i
I
h
place
to
gopd
party
on
terms
----------*------—
I'RI.N'TKUY
~
I
Connelly £ Song,
hi.
It
Htiuiclmkcrs
K amkras
Two daggers, said to huve boon
TWO ROOM npartment and sleep which make it possible for almost j 87— A crea /re F o r S a le
% • .x-•
SAN JUAN GARAGE '
unyoim to buy. Price $8250. Write | —
|$Uppi'iEs
.used by Col. Illoud and his compnning
rooms.
Space
for
ear.
1009
5f—
Fuel
and
Feed
FOR S A L E - 4' i hires best tin
S. I). Care The Herald
[B'N. Luniley, p rup.
Union Ave.
I ion, Parrot, when in 1671 they nt.
DODGE
----------------------------------------- — | improved truck bind about 1511
|tem
pted to steal the crown jewels
Pleasure cats and Grut.um Trucks
FOR g o o d WOOD CALL 1613.
from
the Tower of London, hnve
75— B usiness Pluces for Rent STUCCO BUNGALOW, large liv-; yards front end of pavement on Elm nritl 13th St.
^EkHY PRINT ■Wjg
Phono 3
ing room, dining room, 3 bed Grange Blvtl., one mile from Mon
Just been deposited on loan In tho
Engraving, 58— Household Goods
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for rooms, kitchen with built in fea roo Sta. $300 cash, balnnco within
Wc do
SEMINOLE HUDSOIVESSEX armory of the Tower by tho Royal
store* or offices at Park Ave.. tures including breakfast nook. four years. Will consider trade for
a ^ w ir ^ j^ T '
Literary Fund.
INC.
I * R- Aveil
FOR SALE.Stovo and fireplace and Commercial i t r c c t
balance city property, uddress 805 Union
aymenl
W. M. Small down payment,
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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SANFORD
LAUNDRY
81!) W. 3rd SC
The Worst Is Over
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$13,478.60
born* entirely by adjacent proporty owners,
r of feet fro n ta g e^ ,659.62.
m ent per foot frontage, $6.0079: •
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Fl/rat Htrcft Extenaion
fame
Description
Foot
Final
Frontage Assessment
Orfcndall ... .......... ......— Lot 10 Block K
112.80
.$527.12
W lllii~s ..... *.....
ii W i
t»r.
Lot 11 Block K
126.70
R c . i W illiams ... •••••'................ Lot 12 Block K
126.70
■ c,
W illiams ... .....................Lot 13 Block K
120.70
Williams ... .....................Lot 14 Block K
i 'C / I
126.70
Williams . ............... .....Lot 15 Block K
126.70
P o r t ........... - ...................Lot 16 Block K
12G.70
ire^L’...... "‘••T*............Lot 17 Block K
120.70
Pon
ore ........... ....................Lot 18 Block K
126.70
ia Feinselbcr ..................Lot 10 Block K
648.08
H .tffu litk r .1..^...........................Lot t Block L
572.12
F itte,
V WTrr
YK.’ —
|fcjn**vV
-w—r J r . >iv
Lot 24 Block L
648.08
F ltta, J r ........................ Lot 25 Block L
126.70
Wj5P‘
......... ... Lot 26 Block L
126.70
lirf Bgaford Hot^I R ealty Co........Lot 27 Block L
126.70
ord H otel' Realty Co.
Lot 28 Block L
120.70
»rd Hotel Realty Co.
Lot 29 Block L
120.70
Bf
ord Hotel Realty Co.
Lot 30 Block I,
126.70
L jttltto n d e n A P. Mero
Lot 31 Block L
126.70
J’ivL. 'tfo lttenden t P. Mero ...Lot 32 Block L
126.70
rd Hotel Rcnlty Co. .. Lot 8 Block I,
112.89
672.12
lttenden A I*. Mero
. Lot 0 Block I,
25
126.70
hlttenden & P. Mero ... Lot 10 Block L
120.70
McConnell ....................Lot 11 Block L
126.70
McConnell ....................Lot 12 Block I,
126.70
a E. Earle ....................Lot 18 Block I.
120.70
t
E. E arle ................ — Lot 14 Block I.
126.70
HforcTHotel Realty Co. .- Lot 15 Block I,
120.70 I
^
ford Hotel Realty Co.
Lot 10 Block I,
120.70 |
B odw cll.........
Lot 17 Block L
618.08
H ./.H u iick ......................... ;;;; ■•-•Lot i Block M
527.12
Tfteo. A W n ............................ ..Lot 24 Block M
648.08
W ainr)ght
lx.t 25 Block M
126.70
VB* W alnrlght
Lot 20 Block M
126.70
W alnHght
lx»t 27 Block M
120.70
’ord Hotel Realty Co.
Lot 28 Block M
120.70
old Hotel Realty Co.
Lot 29 Block M
120.70
’ord Hotel Realty (Jo.
Lot 30 Block M
120.70
K. Ross iter ...
Lot 31 Block M
120.70
'{& '& • K- Kosaiter ....I ^ t 32 Block M
120.70
..... ...........
Lot 8 Block M
572.12
, 4 A. K. Rossltor -------Lot » Block M
126.70
• *
K- Rossltot- ....... Lot 10 Block M
120.70
O, R. Twlsa ............. Lot 11 Block M
126.70
'A G. H. T w l l s ..... Lot
12 Block M
120.70
i.O* R. T w ls a ..... ..........Lot 13 Block M
126.70
‘ a R................Lot 14 Block M
126.70
I Hote| Realty Co. i..Lot 16 Blpck'M
120.70
.J.S*
T w ,m ......... -r-.-Lot 16 Block M
126.70
£ Ul0n ^'■~"TTTr“- y —T ^ > block M
' 648.08
% Ponn ................ ....... r^...Lot 5 Block 0
648.08
. Corley A W. L. Henley Lot fl Block O
126.70
Corley i f f . L , Henley Lbt 7 Block O
< '126.70
128.70
mmaLmmxi, » W. L. Henley Pot 8 Block O
4 W* L. Henley' Lot 9 Block O
126.70
4 W. L, Henley Lot 10 Block O
126.70
y 4 W. L. Henley Lot
Jplock O
126.70
•>r ^..^,^..T-Xdt 12 Block O
126.70
..Lot 18 Block O
126.70
W « s Komauw Lot 14 Block O
048.13
ijj up
m
v ^ )':
ip ey e N o v
M n w ii
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' A i t A IM N O & u ,
„ JtioD.
^ELC O M e
ILL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THE FOLtWING AVENUES:
San Juan Avenue, Lee Avenue nnd Ban
M Avenue, From Union Avenue to First Street.
l« following is the final estimated cost of jiaving Han Judn
ft!? !? * ! U ® Avt'n ue *nd s *n Carlos Avenue. .12 feet in width from
W f t ATenne to
S treet with sheet, asphalt on a 6 inch rock base.
10 cubic yards grading a t 40c
% 1,764.00
80
concrete curb and g u tter nt 76c
. 2,074.80
f i t * fin. f t.t ” single
‘
.curb a t' 36c
*
41.65
yards ip a tfn * a t $1.82 ................................. . 8,004.38
■q. ft. concrete alley returns a t 30c ...............
207.00
Inspection of m aterials ...................... .
151.14
nae» advertising, etc. 2 1-2 per cent ...
102.30
•I
eeringj 6 pdr- cent ................................. ............
604.60
(
i»t Carrying charge, 6 per cent for 0 monthn
128.76
p A iN C flN G r !.
vaoon B e a m s f . i
A B iC i G tO B O F ® * H O \M S S H E r w f r
A VE-LV.OW
N O IH lfj' ' B o o r A B T
»M A wiOrKT ‘S c e n e * O O N T K U w / C y
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. M £ c p e d ic k ” b o a
t e r a t h im q : j b F •
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m in e . a l 0 m£ 1 ,
AM’ FEATHER CLUB"
H b l P Vo U / ^ O W
V IX
J u s r L O Q K /c ritV !
M ERE 2
•bed by the chairman
y o u r opinion regarding
nt m atter tell, him
ling to eay. A fter
-tall everyone how
dope.
*• ’
nothing more than ia
necessary but when
'c h ip in and willingly and
■hly use their ability to
,
Itte rs along, howl th a t the
#W business if* run by a clique.
n'> |?Hold back your dues as
f..JM possible or don’t pay at
75nc of nine retired locomotive
engineers of royal tra in s all over
M l: , .
; Don't bother about getting 70 yenrs of age, drove George V
somber*.
Let the secretary over 6,000 miles.
a convention comes
Cocoa—Com''.ruction of Fioridn
•or a banquet is given tell
Power A Light Company’s |50,000
th a t money is being
sub-station in this city begun.
on blow-outs which make
.
.
Jackronvillc — Shaver Brothers,
n o i.. and accomplit* n o th - 'Inc., crectinp Rrnpefruit cnntH.ry
here.
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By
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Bo CT^. BoT i M AtRAlO SHE CAMT
TAxy TO TOO Rt6RT NOW - t AM
TAVIW& HIR TlM PtR X lO ^
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Thanksgiving D ayp^j
MOM’N POP
A Good Job
SKf, POP, r GOT in t o An
ACCIDENT
NIGHT—X
7V.T A PEANUT WAGON
X w a s driving d o w n
THE. ‘STREET AND THIS
GOT PUSHES HtS WAGON
OUT IN Front o p AAG
G reat
honk'
MOW’S this ?
BGFORG X O oold STOP
4
Veu-.W H Y ARENT
T o o on THE
lookout
such
FoR
Th i n g s ?
By
SEATS'
SALE NOW'
FRANK ROCER8
329 Laura St 1 | »
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HWO SOUND.
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)AY, NOVEMBER 16, 1926
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70 Animala Caged
In the Police Zoo
Thirteen months ngo, thrco
racoons wore presented to tho
Sanford Police ^Department.
T hat was the nucleus of a. po
lice soo that- todny numbers 70
animals of 10 groups.
Police Sergeant S. L. Sm art
today took a census of thd zoo.
The consul* shows th a t there
are four rabbits, ono otter, one
peccary, 22 alligators, four
wild cats, ono snookum bear,
one coyote, one eagle, 17 white
rnts, ono fox squirrel, six guin
ea pigs, one hlack bear, three
rncoons, ono monkey, two .leer,
one cheetah and two owls. Alro a “whnt in it,” which, is a
small animal about, the size of
a rabbit anil as yet unidenti
fied. "
NOTGUILTY
arm System
Now Usedfyn Mississippi
PAIGNIN
Is Described As Success TOCAM
A Bryan Tribute
HOPEOFFAVOR
' JACKSON, Mian., Nov. 16.—4/I’t i hv $nH.0(ii) a year during the last
— Mississippi's efforts to solve the! five yenr*.
These records ufo
t
of
whnt
to
do
with
crihli-l
.III
IllxiVt*
of
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lusive
several
large appro
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hav»
proved
successf
unis
have
successful j priatimis for permanent improvoC ourt B ogins T a s k o f D ra w
Suit Filed ut Indlunupolis
through the penitentiary fa rm ! ments on the fnHns.
H,
in g J u r y fo r T ria l of A t system, both for the protection! of J The farm system Wns inauguTo prevent n Henring by
la n ta D a n k e r C h a rg e d W ith society and as a financial venture, *rated s<n:ie 2a years ago to replace
I'uhiic Service Body into
Berger of 2 Power Firms
F r a u d u le n t B an k F a ilu re in the opinion of lending men $ud,i|M< «-«.n-t Nase ..yslein which now
women of the state,
'
i ,s prohibited under* the f'onstituThe farm system punishes tlie ^ ia n . .Tltriv inspectors elected by
criminal with hard labor nnjd ,se- 1 the p.. ,i!e maintain close con
gregates him fimn society*- Vet tint villi
the:r administration
gives him aee.ss to fresh air And Pear m' i
i.trms hav« emergency
Health
conditions hospital, while at I'orehmun farm ('omplnint C'hnrges Attempt
D e fe n se I n d ic a te s T h a t It sunshine.
Was Made to Secure Good
among
the
nrisoners
is
revealed
in the main h ispit il i.« located,
W ill F ig h t AH th e In d ic l|l t
_ ,v v l
statistics
of
the
bureau
of
census
Will
of State Commission
AKhoiU'H
making
it
plum
that
j m e n ls in S u p e rio r C o u rt
which .shi.nvs the death rate in he do< : n,,t believe in tin* Coddling
ATLANTA, Ga., N<i\. I<t. i/Vi Mikris iip,ii to I c the lowest nmong of to i“.«reTa (Jovernor Whitfield j INDIANAPOLIS—Nov. lit - (AT
Campaign contributions were
Iris niede it bis policy to separate
i t \ . 11. Manley, forim-i itc.e.l ,,f tho stales.
(Jovernor Asutin Pony of- TcnesAn annual revenue of appm xi.L ong< nial eriiniiiais from olbers. In 1 mad to Republican candidate! in
i lin1 Hankers Trust <’i.ntuauy of
seo
breaks ground at Daytona for
the
I
election
in
Indiana
by
irately
.jOniMinn
is
received
by
eo
op,
i:,ti
m
a
itli
(tie
pr.
.*0
sutler
i Mlaiita, win, is nndct IK indict,
Memorial
University,
NEW ORLEANS* Nfl
RTHOUSE
SO M ERlacnls ii i oiinrt tion \vi*(i |l|,. r l o s - | the -'tat<> frm i the ale of ugricul ini. mb M e e l t I II: tees he l> IS •)<*- public utilticn operators of Cbii-a- B r y a n
p
u
r-1
"founded
on
the
fnct
that
the Bible — (A*)— One mim
go
and
lndiann|iolis
for
Ih
turn!
pn.iliu-1
.<n
the
various
pen-1
irm
r-l,
•!
11 hev t under 2” VI" irs
■N
. Nov. 10.— </P)
mg of t hat institmioii and 6.”
pose of retaining on the puhlii 1 i.i tho Word of Hod.” Beside the nnd seven others it
in(r of today’s scanion
! I'ovresi'nndi'nt banks in (t*-<-ririn itentiary fa ta ,:, which embrjtce on tin* (tili'e / farm to rem .<•i>
-flie farm s also pro llu ;n f t « •i,i-i| ri miinnls and s u r service commission “only individ-; governor is H. L. Morgan, treas figh t with maet
«.|l.M ills m u rd e r t r i a l
an.l |.!<iridi>, today plf*-<-|cd not 26.060 a c e ..
imls who would be unduly and il- ! urer of the Bryan Memorial Asso- shotguns and pi
.teT(! to p e rm it Alex*
•r'lillv in Fiillnn Superior Court dtiee practically all food and feed round ibeii with influences more
legally favornlile to the reproseii- J cintlon.
tilly Bayou, De
crops
nccc>ary
lor
their
own
ci/nIn
llieir
advantage.
Simpson, sporinl p r o s e
t . an indii'tn:,.ut char/mit hint with
land todav. Th*'i
Tlune lois nut been a prison riot tutives of the utilities” It was ol-'
n (llIC'Sl ion o u t o f COlirt A ll A v a ila b le S pnoc in C ity tin* "friiiduli nt t’uiie " of the suniptioii.
ed a renowal of tl
I n s t i tu t io n H a s B een U til Fiirnii*r. and Trade.The tiiiain ail success of tho sys- ill Mis ..ippi under (lie system ■legdl in an injunction* suit filed lo,rs of SI. M ary » guiM
c.ink oi
|las Iter today by Alva J. Rucker, cor- |
war
which haa J
iz e d ; C ity C o m m is s io n e rs Atlanta.
end
M
u*
iimnbeiof
escapes
l.un
is
revealed
in
records
of
Ben
iw Brunswick to tcni'ii
The eou:t
niiei* bePrison!
eoration
counsel.
The
suit
seeks
j
annually
througt
S. Lowry, state treasurer, which been exi-eediugly small,
F a il to M eet H o s p ita l Hody iran striking a jury,
hev mit'lil know o f tn e
trapping
seasons.
reform
ation
o
f
t
1"
l’rl’vent
:i
henrlng
by
the
lndi-j
lt« v . Edward W.
i.
cm.Is
show
that
•
h'.\v
th
at
ivvenue
from
prison
A jury lust, nigrl.l
timed a
aim public service commission of i
Sam Gowland, det .
Mi;.. Eleanor It. Mills,
The hospital lias a capacity o f . verdiei f sane m !r Mauley’.-, fa s exeei'ued the espenditui'es i-i no nial IV m.t unusunl.
I
the
petition for n merger of two
formerly a Justlo* o t t%»>
in
some
instances,
I
,
iui^.j!1]
in
lii>
i
hurch.
pedal
plea
of
.
'
_r
J
.
iie.mitv,
around
fpr
! local electric companies.
St. Bernard Parish, was M
legal battle had
iFranfi ,, Stevens Hall, wid- patient* have doubled up to pro- j ( >,
{ In addition to chnrging the utili
right. Injuries of tb* <
. nuiusti.i.
, ... ..,..1
tier
brothvide
for
tills
number.
All
of
the
i
....
„
i'
,
,
1
r.
\
amt nm oroui
... . be»n waged
*v*- k. Tin
I lie spec
M.gcd l--r
l- a,1 we-k.
ty
interest i
with
conspiring
not believed serious. » . i.
,nrv ami Willie Stevens, I nvailublo rpm -^htu! been utilized | ini
b | in: anilvv pi|(,,
w:l..
K,„
cu was i nit* 1*
against power consumers of In- Treasury Secretary’s E sti
Versions of the shootfag
B,. tri.i, for II.- murder o f^ m lu .lm g ll.e J!,rge . -nt room .»f . „K ;ifl(.r
,,
li<>w;ii(1
li:,
aft.- r .liitlgr G. il. 1.I*w;i
diamipoli>. t)u> complaint alleges
ne
...
!.(,
v.,,.
slain
with
I'm*
'
‘"n
ie
r
l-ernaldl
rceaidence.
,
.........,
,
,
,
,
variance.
The fight <
mate
Ts
Based
on
Surplus
kills, fth" ""is
dc
overru U-i a
that in fi.rlhernnoo of plans to ob
the
rs ago.
a»;o. Women | whi<*h WJW Riv‘ "
‘ city of xxi.i. h ■• il*»ii! In I’jivi llu.
Prospects; Total at End of 10 deputy sheriffs and‘f
All four years
tain
control
of
utilities
in
other
I pu rp o se,
Year May Be $200,000,000 tectlng tossed trapping]
I.i) (its ■|iias)if<|1 nil till* it i .iii
| fflinisier •s s’evv Brunswick Kn" f‘,r<‘ f" r
i states attem pts were made lo se
ioners and the
ed a group of tradatgf l
,ted
the
memberThe
City
0
,1,..mss.
runs! it n
Banking la w
under
cure the favor of public service
Hospital Board were to have hod (Jenrpia
sympathisers on th o /
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
_
i commissions and political officers
[ the iruild.
a joint meeting Nov. 2 to dismiss vvliiel. they were drawn was unTho officers m i t t s f ^
If
Congress
approves
tho
Coolidge
Caplitins S;iv Membership* E x h ib itio n W ill hi* G iven I "by liberal donations to campaign
L the delay. Mrs. Hall and plans fur providing Sanford with i-onvt itut ional.
they reached a point i
Mellon
plan
to
allow
credits
on
B
e
fo
re
.S
em
inole
C
o
u
n
ty
j
funds
of
governors
who
had
tho
The Banker's .-.Korneys indicated
tr« i hattisl with their i.f- a new hospital. The meeting is
Ait* Being' S it, vd at Rap
T o u c h e rs ' C lub F rid tiv in ! appointment .of such commissions income tax payments next year, Croix Island the cron
I mil several relatives. Mrs. said to have been called off because bed night, that they would fight
id Rate on Opening Day;
in the KUper«mol ii".re cheerful and of the election an.l no date for n all llu* indictments
C onn w ood. I t is A n n o u n c e d when aspirant to Other office, in tho Treasury secretary now be ners opened firq upon ’1
_
Result to lie Known ut (>:.*M
cluding the office of a senator in lieves th at IB per cent instead of machine buna, shotgtma'l
L, than on the previous 10 new meeting bad been set, accord- ( i"1’ l'ourt, and, in case of adverse
10 or 12 1-2 ns formally suggest weapons.
[Willie Stevens displayed a ing to T. W. Lawton, president of j verdicts, would carry the fight to
Supervised play and school ath the senate of the United States.
t ’apti.ins nf I hi- teams partici
ed,
can be lopped off the levy.
The trappers declared't
Instills
Named
cut.
the hospital board.
, the M ale Supreme ('oiirt and if pating in t Ii** Chamber of ('oiii- letics will be demonstrated ip u
Utility
operators
named
in
tho
fired
upon them ftnk I
Mr.
Mellon's
estim
ate
is
based
The regular meeting of the hos- i *•<eesaury to the Supreme Court niei-en drive, which began ut II ■aerially arranged exhibition l**ridelay caused suspense
plaint were Samuel and Martin on thu Treasury surplus prospects had pleaded for aa.T
u'tcrnoon
at
tlu*
Lyman
School
| the spectators who filled pital board was to IlSve heel, held I of the United States.
o’clock ibis morning were report- 1
om, and who did not Monday afternoon, but this wju | Attorneys for the defense did ing good pragreHs nl an early hour in l.ungwnnd for the benefit of tho Insul! nnd ?«lnrluy L Clark, nil of j tho figure having risen to $300, bring to on omaicahL,.
When President Cool- of mteundsrstandings ! ‘
postponed when till of the memhers i not announce their immediate this urti-i-iiou.i. A final check on Seminole County Teachers Club. Chicago; Hurry Reid nnd Robert 060,000.
i cause.
I.
Todd,
hot),
of
Indinnapulis.
D.
C
idge
made
bin
original suggesting trappers, tho land t
plant! but the belief whs general the first day’s results will he nude The ex! * '*,:on has been arranged
lA. Paurot. former deputy failed to attend.
.'V-**’*T
Stephenson,
form
er
grand
dragon
culling
for
n
ten
per cent allow guards.
by
C.
D.
Wolfe,
seeretar.v,
and
The hospitul hoard has been giv- j th at an effort would be .nude to at. 6:kil o’clock this evening in
nissium-r of New YoA
of tho Ku Klux Klan, also was ance, ho based his calculations on
After
a
score
of
shote 1
George
Lamkin,
physical
director
en
an
estim
ate
on
the
probable
cost
i
remove
the
trial
to
another
coml
the ofl'icen </f (lie Chamber.
Jnti/iisl fingerprints oh a
mentioned. The grand jury hero
A number
The business district, was being of tho Seminole County Y. M. C. A. now has under Investigation char uu estimate that the Treasury fired, a bullet struck tho |_
|cud ns those of Wltlic of a building of r,(l beds and fully ! on a ehungf* of venue.
would have $200,000,000 cm hand of the launch carrying t h * |
The schools in tho county will
•bo vvss interviewed by equipped, but this was iou*l to In*; of leading citizens of Fulton conn- combed thoroughly and will prob
ges that high state official.** were nt the end of tho current fiscal and the boat taak *'
$250,000
more
than
‘ho
hospital
j
ty
have
become
involved
in
the
heco.no
a
part
of
the
premised
ably be finished by tomorrow noon,
dr.r, durimr the j^*lavv ^
year.
Hoeing $50,000,000 more fin e had been put
\sso- corrupted by Stephenson.
ottd Issue v’tHcd h u t
Th> 1nroo. edings some of whom contrib- at which time Uie.other sectiouA’flf Sumiuylc Coktitjy Athletic
Ipit r. e iii a rumor tlipt”^^0
Tho-specific sum of $16,060, the in ^respect, the secretery shor
ciation,
which
is
being
uucot
aged
City
Con.iniftsioners
listed
$10d,-}
nted
to
u
spreial
fund
for
use
in
the city will be worked.
The
b.l ih cov-red lingercomplaint alleges, was paid ’ fo
00 for a hospital issue and the hos- j (j,0 prorecutiou.
third day will see all the outlying by the physical department f the Governor Jackson and John W. afterw ards figured th at a clw
the bli.de of Hi- razor
of 12 1-2 per cent was possible ■aid, and foqght thaw ’
Ifepuci in'roilticcd last pital hoard has been advised that : Manley was president of the sections brought in and the final county Y. M. C. A. Friday’. pro McCnrillr, chairman of tho public hut since then another $50,000,000 the crotod grouped- U n n
gram
will
In*
of
prime
Inti'
cst
to
$.‘150,000
iis
needed
to
give
Sanford
;
i,’at.m(.rfl
,ln,|
Traders
Hank,
and
cleanup which may be required
Bicy the quest lolling of
teache.a and principals, n< -rding service commission, during the has eomo into view, bringing an of the levee.
, 'M M
|up<’iT: it', to the gusli in a hor.pitnl that will cure for th c )(u,„ | „(• ,]l(. |!unkers T rust Coin- downtown.
campaign of 1621, for tho purpose other 2 1 2 per cent boost.
j
to
T.
W.
l
av
tmi,
HUpurinlci
dent
of
eity’s
needs
fivo
years
from
now
|U|
.
Atlanta,
The
launen
carried
"
While mi effort is being made to
1luck.
public mst.•!. t ion, bora use of tho of retaining McCurillc as a mem
ut the present rale of growth, tlu* t
to
the
deputiss
and
The
Inst
entimato
would
mean
duplicate
last
year's
record
.if
(Par!- W. I'.iriicr, preproposal to lorn, the asi notation ber of tin* commission and to ob
I '.MU mcmmhcr-diips, it is believed und the nppt.«alien, of the program tain the oppoiintment of Clyde th a t taxpayer^ making returns chine gun furnl
t the tr.al, i fused kite
that by Thursday night ut least to each school.
Junes as another commission noxt yenr on this year’s incomes, ties for use In
ft permit t he jury to be available and actually needed is [ n D . , , v
Q i n i p i l i r p 1,260 memberships
Sheriff Mereaux e f
will
be
re
member. Samuel R. Altaian, un- could bo granted 30 per cent re
lit M-ene.
responsible for the delay in start- j 0 “ C 5 lx Jl j
O il llv till C
Parish,
with all ar
Schools
will
lie
diamiicTd
a
t
2
duction
on
thoir
first
two
quarter
|L McC-.rter, of defense ing construction of a new hospital. A a. O a t .L- A r i f l Q o n n n H recorded on the books ill the of o’clock in Sanford and in the coun othor commissioner, entered tho ly Installments.
hurried,
to the scene i i ;
This
change,
IJcetcd lo the use of the The present city hospltul is in a a m i 1 r t l I V X m l l l l t J d .v l I I U fice, this without tlu* intensive ty, on account of the clul- meeting, conspiracy, the complaint charges, however, carries with it no alter bites, arriving after $h« I
campaigning and expense of 1025.
in order to obtuiu rapport of the
maciiine. without the large
neidei.ee, ill-suited for modurge ritnuenee
'W flSj
Mr. Lawton said.
Lar.t
minute
instructions
were
utility interests in his race ns tye- ations In the opinion of Treas ended.
svng an epportunity to <rn hosjWtal purposes,
it is said.
Plans and specifications on th n
pu
Capt. J. H. Asher * ^
The Lyman School Ihir-nt-Tench- publicai. candidate for Judge of ury officials thut legislation to
given
tin*
teams
ab
a
dinner
moot
Ih work.
il was agreed
onst ruction details culling for
ers’ Association, through Herbert
make a permanent reduction in Texas, in charge of
|*HU>M.»lratu>a would be
Mayor Forrest Lake will rail a bids on the ci/nstruction of the ing held last night in the Semi- Chaffer, prineipul of tho Lyman the state supreme court.
thu tax rates nt this time la not guards, and slightly
Mayor Forrest Lake
ring Hi., noon recess.
joint meeting of the City Com eight story Title and Guarantee nolo Gaft*.
the affair, said that
School,
invited
the
club
to
be
tho
justified.
I Him- M. Lee of Paterson, missioners anil the hospital hoard Building, which is to he erected at acting chairman of the Executive guests of the school und in accord
Much legislation, they feel, would men had been forced to.’t
;er ter of Mrs. Mills, for next Tucminy afternoon, lie the com er of Park Avenue and Committee, and President E. A. ance with the custom T tho or
rust
on insecure economic founda menta to the effect tltoA ,
ifiri! witin - s of the day. told The Herald toduy.
Second Street, were mailed today Douglas, both niude brief speeches ganization to meet a*, different
fired upon the trapperd '
tions.
‘ w.i-r of t tie via in worn“ An emergency exists," Mayor to eontrnctorg in nil sections of urging these who were to partici schools in the county so that the
A fire in the boilur room of tho
ing allowed-to leave:'-'‘.'H
Meanwhile, sentiment in ConMill.i and Mr. Hull, and Lsike said. "We will try to inaki the state, according to fJlton J. pate in the campaign to exert the teachers would hecon. acquainted Vuldcz Hotel nt 5:50 o'clock this
Four of the party on tl
■■r». In. .eiijcil lier testi- tem porary arrangem ents for the j Houghton, architect, who drew the ■utmost effort to bring the three with the personnel of i liter schools, morning threatened to ussunm gressit.-nul circles disclosed no and Capt. A sher.• * * • '*
day drive to a successful conclus tho invitation was adopted.
I Sh" ssi'.l ' he learned that hospital until we can arrange to J)|nnR for tl)1> structure
m ajor proportions ui|tll clocked sign of crystallizing for or against among the Injured,
*r v.,is in love with the build n new hospital.
the administration's credit pro were hurt.
ion.
by
the fire department.
, .,
Bids are returnable in 20 days
Mrs. Gladys Morr ; Williams,
'in PU'.i. Mrs, Mills told • The mayor related his own ob nnd, upon their acceptance, nctual
General conditions throughout
posal.
Only
a
few
minutes
were
re
■w ■«. ■
head of the history d partm ent of
kycl Mr. Hall. Imt th at servation of the crowded condi work is to ho under way immed Floridn and what the citiens of tho Sanford High Sc oul, is presi quired to extinguish tho blaze and
tlatiwis laid been “quite tions nt the Fcrnnld-Laughton iately thereafter, according io Sanford would derive from the dent of the club, lira. Williams tho damage will liot exceed $20,
Chnmbor of Commerce work, were expccta an attendance of virtually according to Fire . Chief Mack
Memorial Hospital. “There isn’t
[Lo t*«!ifi,.,| that in April, even room for the bnbies,” Mayor Mr. Moughton.
all of the teachers and principals Cleveland. Hotel officiate are a t
Officials of tho Title nnd Guur- recited by the speakers.
'Tills puke openly of
Workers are to meet again at in the county.
u loss to explain how it started.
m t» gu away with the roe- V9 reern
announced building plans several 6 o’clock Wednesday morning, a t
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10—OP)—
during the birth of thrco babies at months ago hut owing to tlm de the Chambbor of Commerce, for
TI.q Weathor Bureau today Issued
'jjl'l "i" in lu-r husband's the hospital.
instructions
on
the
sen-od
dny’s
Judge J. 0 .
lay in widening Park Avenue ami
tho following storm warning:
P * Niki Mm. ......, "th at she
program and to hear the results
afternoon ordered %
building
a
new
grnde,
they
have
i° e» aw.i;. with Dr. H all
“Advisory 10 A. M.; Southeast and Arthur Dvi
HFAKING DATE ARRANGED
As no count was
belli up construction until these attained today.
F *hc wi niii ii.,i disgrace her
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Nov. storm wnrnlngs continued. 10 A. Bwindlera. hsld ta a
made a t noon, and us several team
e V i aYork
i.
- 7
• . .
10.—(/F)—Bernard Nelms, '45, real xM.r ____V
iineim". .nal that when she
Peurl Green, young negro wo questions were settled. .
northa .W
of rNow
to. . East- of the grand
ju^y,..
Property owners cm Park Ave members hnd not reported, it was
estate
dealer
of
West
Palm
Beach
jF **• I'o sin* would tell her man, will be given a preliminary
port,
Maine
and
changed
to
north*
impossible
for
u
report
to
ho
an
nlsd~thamotion
Of
d sL was going.
and Chnrlotte, N. C., plunged to west nt l i noon south ot New •el to dlsmtea the el
hearing sontetimo tomorrow on a nue are expected to meet with nounced.
iH
members
of
the
City
Commission
(kil >tie >,«v
ty they wore charge of mul'der.
Pcnrl
CHICAGO, Nov. 16. - - (Ah— his death hero this morning from York to Cape Hatteras, secondary • Fox dapper and. i
at which time defr Pro '••■'iti.r Smi)»son said. churged in a w arrant, according next Tuesday,
.
Sound sleep, n hearty appetite, tho ninth floor <>( a Clematis dteturbnnco of marked intensity and his associate, *
street office building.
I
Hi"V iiiich! tro (o Chi- to Sheriff C. M. Hand, with fatally Inlte action on the widening of
over middle Atlantic state* mov on tha stand and
It l v i u u e l v x u i i u a j WJ *• ^ | mor on#We Queen Marie untiringI'ku hi*
i„|;i. U|)
No reason for Nolms’ S.Ct has ing northeastward with trough ex teUattou for
rj.onting Alonzo Rows, negro, the avenues will be taken.
pUsin..,!) i(mi
iIn- witness Ross died Sunday night, one week is reported th at all objections prev
Witnesses My ho tending southward to Bahamas. WM
ly to faco tho extensive daily pro been given.
iously
held
by
various
property
took
tho
elovator
to tb» ninth Tropical disturbances have moved
following tho shooting in Pearl s
grams of ther visit here.
*h.f «'v Hi.it Dr. Hall hnd house.
apparently
floor of the building only five northeastward / and
Tho Woman will pload owners have been removed ui.d
Chrlstmas cheer In the form of
This was the fatigue combatting
♦IO.ihhi fi-xm the Stevens relf-defense, it wuh Indicated to th a t tho work will go forward in
mergod
with
the
general
d
minutes
before
his
body
duhad
to
baskets of provisions and gift* prescription furnished for nn of
. a"'I that tl icy would live
the immediate future.
a
nee.”
•. .
tho
sldowalk
bslow.
.
will be distributed ns usual this ficial of tho University of Chi
day.
__
i i
. —— —M iJar
yenr by the Soitlinole County Wel cago when he suggested during o
enr l.er sny thut."
v
fare Board . The mer>’»ors ot the visit to tho University that por** .’"'.vtbiiig with ref
board at the monthly moating haps her majesty had been wearied
*. Hall?”
Monday afternoon mude prdimt* by tho continuous entertainment
Unit ho was going to
nary
plans for the distribution., arranged for her in Chlcugo.
11 tn rcl«:i.(c him."
Mrs. E. P. Mono, welfare super
ShO said that just after sho had
ever see your sistei
,
. ■'•■*;■.■.. .
■ ■l •. } ■
. ■•
’ <\
:•
..
visor will have charge of the work.
i. -«
"«hit*ator noreote* a».
an “obligate
mU-r?”
spent most of yesterdoy inspect-, .ATLANTA, Nor. 10. il/ohAjw.- is
LONDON, Nov. 16.—(A5)—Tho the Catholic diocesan court ot
The
welfare
board
guve
aastsbgranted tho
Dr. Bass Wjio ji
,|nV in P.HH when I I Jove of Consuelo Vanderbilt for a Southwark, which
atice to 14 now families, including Ipg s^eel mUls, ub Gary, Indiana, ingenious American pb,
medical
school of
used
the
literature
of
the
ghdenta
annulment.
,
and
visiting
a
country
club,
a
not*
K I*' her house whcrc- Kmunjj American when sho married
Tho latest version.of the Gene 33 persona in October, according to pital.’:Y, .'Mt C. A., the art instl not,only* to provide him aniiSMtnent tty welted sterlee.Of/*
time. I how her tho Dnko of Marlborough 31 yeura
tho report presented by )0M.
oryiMwirw
“* '“I*- Whet, she ago la amopg the latest revela sis o f 't h e proceedings attributes Morao.* This oo-operatlon given hjr tu te,' and tho University, as a a'hd information but knew ledge of ancient ttatde f ’
Hurtled ut my ap- tions da to the cause of tho anriul- them to Consuolo’e WLh t a regu negro churches of Sanford waa P“ preface to farther receptions and-a with , which to combat the dread the malaria:1
l a r ^ her m arriage w ith Cot.
WmciI him.**
dinoar to follow,in tho evening. . diseases dt Ida own erh.1^
’I
m ent by the Catholic Church of Jacques Balsan, a French Catholic, knowledgcd and praised b f >/.
after, chief defense
’■Tlte
same
exteoaivo
program
board.
All
of
the
board
me
h e r m arriage to the Dul^e.
In the eyea of the Catholic Church,
,"t‘ p">ss examinaFred R. Witoc«i» faded the Queen of Rumania today
A dispatch to the Dally Moil by having the rercnwmf .performed were present.
chairman,
presided^:
“
'8t-r tell you that ono from .Roma says, that i
nuance
downfall
MV “ ■ ' in'.Bw'morning, and conclud* tion to'/.ta1
' POLICE V ISIT O R L A N I^'
t h U ’.wouid
'
was f„nd of M:. thp’evidence presented^
.
cesan court consisted of letter* to While she r * u M ^ poamon of
Sheriff C. M .-H and, Chlal of
,,e w«« her inher from a young Ame,rJ.CB"
Police Boy 0 , Williams
• he asked,
she would h*vo married hud her
men from the latter’s fomj.
witness replied.
"'Ira Nelson Morris, her a '
L|
mother not prevailed
J jf
night palrtkipated- ln the “*
i*y he •
followed ^ A f
!♦» Il'r husband wa» Her mother, then Mrs. W. K.,van*
hold byVha. prUtjdopoJf
*
rcflT to him at th a t t o b iu . I. »0W Mr., o . H. P. ^ 1 ient
ir '
*>*t her husband warn
Mj t;(T
J you •h f
Gets Recess
Order to QJjg
jff Hall Is In
talkative Mood
Causes Much
jense in Court
5tt This Morning
SamGowl '
‘W-
LOCAL HOSPITAL
IS OVERCROWDED
NOW, IS REPORT r
Vei
Trappers
Motorboat
It to Sink M L
1
MELLON THINKS
TAX CREDIT MAY
BE 15 PER CENT
TEA,/* WORKERS!Y J.C .A . DIRECTOR
REPORT SUCCESSITO DEMONSTRATE
IN C. OF C. DRIVES SUPERVISED PLAY
' X Ss
Otiters N<
Sum of $19,000 Was
Paid Out, Is Claim
Accused Man Found
Sane Manday Night
....... .' Bids Ask^d On New
Valdez Threatened
By Fire Early Today
Storm Warning Is
Issued Early Today
Palm Beach Realty
Queen Has Hearty
Plunges to Death
AppetiteAndSleeps
Soundly, She Avers
Christmas Plans Are
Made Monday by the,i),cnlJ
r of vxcrd*u
the
Welfare Board Here
.hu*
U. S. Doctors Look In Literature Of,, .
Consuelo Vanderbilt Loved Another _
When She Married Duke, Latest Claim
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Have Hearing Today
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f r m m m t ones
ff^ V ,
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iv^ - T k
Sttfprence f0o£
foo£
$»t«*cdttfprencs
'"* ‘ 5^ tftelr chftmpforjnii S aturday but
iifront theUe. *«re
tHan jujtlcjpa
tlcipated.
Kentucky also
will
ha\* n non-conference op*
*111 hay*
ponenfUn Cpntro and iU confereri?e redbrd of ono gsmo won, two
lost and one tied will not be
changed by tho result.
The nine othor conference teams
also will hear the referee’s whistle
for the last timo in Thanksgiving
day games th at will add color to
spectacular season.
Tulane and Louisiana State will
meet a t Now Orloapn and the
winner will have tho bost con
ference record for each team hns
won two games and lost three.
’ Vlrglnln will play North Caro
lina University while North Caro
lina S tate goes outside of tho
conference to meet Wake Forest
A t Nashville, nn intra state b a t
tle between n strong Vanderbilt
team and courageous University of
tho South promises a lively a fte r
noon.
V. M. I. nnd V. I*. I., the hnm
and eggs of the conference sched
ule, will take up nt Roanoke, V ir
ginia, whero they left off hint year.
Chnrgcd with ^plfcitlnjr adVertl*ing and collecting m c/iey. thorean
for the American Railway Journal
without authority, A. D. Amstutx
and J. II. Fox w il^have a prelim
Y ost’s Men Mu^t p e f a it the inary hearing at' 4 o'clock this a f t
ernoon before Judge J. H. .Sharon
Strong Gophers' ip ^Clinch of County Court.
U
.for T ie W ith ^Northwestern
Tho men wete ‘itRurned. from
For Conference/ Supremacy Americus, Ga., last week in the
custody of Sheriff C. M. 'H and. A
charge of swindling* was placed
CHICAGO, N ov.’ IB. — (IP )- against tho pair by the publisher
Michlgan, whose early season of the railway journal) a fte r the
chances .were the brightest to win men are nllegcd to have representthe 1926 Big Ten title, now faces ' t,,i themes)ves or advertising solthe hardest te st of th e two con-1 [citorx in Sanford and other Florference team s who have remained ida cities of the American Rail
undefeated in this season’s cam way Journal.
paigns.
COTTON FIGURES GIVEN
The Wolverines m ust defeat the
hardy Minnesota eleven a t Minne
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—(A*)—
apolis next Saturday to ollnch or
a t least tie with Northwestern for Cotton .consumed during October
the mythical mid-western honors. totalled r,<;x,r,:i2 bales of lint ami
of linters, compared with
On the other hand, the Purple
r.7U«r»
bales of lint nnd
74,362 of,
w
to have aa comn aarriors,
n iui n. vexpect
a i/vvw w
.
paratively light afternoon a g a in s t; l i t e r s in September, t h i s y o u r a n d
Iowa at Iowa City, low* h a . lost
of lint and 76.750 of Hnall fouc
four of its conferenco ktnrts, I u‘rs
(,cU,,,‘',‘ ,UMt yf " r ’ .tJ ’!’ C‘
Bureau announced today.
while Minnesota ha» a record of two conference victories. In additlon the Galloping Gophors fu r
th er added to their record as a
dangerous combination by running
up the top-henvy score of SI
ogninst Butler Saturday.
Michigan camo through the
semi-finals by its close 17 to Hi]
victory' over Ohio State, one of
the big guns of the conference,
and while favored over Minnesota
in the season’s final, may find the
Gophers one of the most difficult
harriers to their championship a s
pirations.
Northw estern’s win
over Chicago, coming on the heels
of three previous Big Ten wins,
There’s n treat for you and
added to the prestige of the
Evanston institution ns one of the your children in the Pepper
midwestern leaders.
m int sugar jacket and another
Outside of the conference te rri in tMe P epp erm in t«flavored;
tory, both Michigan und N orth gum in sid e—that is
western have suffered defeats tho
.W RIG LEY’S P .K .
Wolverines failing before the
Navy, with N orthwestern a vic
utmost value la lo af
tim of the powerful Notre Dame
l.a-i-t-l-D-g delight,
eleven, so th a t team for team hon
ors uru nbout even.
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A glance over the performance
I’M HERE
of the two team s to dnte rcveuls
TO
TELL
YOU
th a t whilo Michigan has scored
THEY’RE GOOD
moro points than Northwestern,
the Evanston team has held its
W H gle/s' aid* W k "
opponents to n smnllcd point count.
(Ion and makes th(
Miehignn has scored IH4 points
next cigar taste better.
against 108 for Northwestern,
Try It
whilo opponents hnve nicked tho
A fte r Eoery M eal
Wolverines for 32 counters, uguinst
C12S
10 scored against Northwestern.
fhe k in g is dead;
K H iglfM« University of AlaItnsoft, {Tide and CHo
Mure lavs ware held to
f-W. romping 49 to 0 vle_ joricla’n Alllgatora. In'of' dying the King of conk ,'t* « tu for two years past
‘jutted his crown to
King.
v ' the • fro n t there * still
t f t a t l to arm s.
Six team s
t trailed the parado will pfay
ir'M tu rd a y bdt the six team s
||;/!inadc the race hottest will
~iVuntll Thanksgiving day. In .
td.'of being anti-cllm atic| these
w ill, attra c t an exceptional
Traditional foes are on
la and with removul of the
iP 'ttrm lh th at a championt t m ta ils the business a t
IJbi'thA t of trdtmclng foes
.U sually kept a p a rt until
. tfttivfey *•
k f ^ d a y the Crimson Tide
<ri itfo T ts championship bo
at .University of Georgia team
! S aturday, outgumed Georgia
14 to -18.
Alabama with
t seven straig h t victories Is
legionnaires
have expressed
to Win but the champions themselves ns pleased over the suc
set an eloven whose offens- cess of tlie Armistice I)ny Uelebru__ . ie strangely sim ilar tion. The Weather conditions, the
dWn and .whose defensive sire of the crowds in attendance
)r Is equally as determined,
a t the various events, especially
feat will not damage Alabam- the Mercer-Rolllns football game
rmlnence but a victory for and the smoothness in which the
gla will give tho Bulldogs a program wns carried out, made the
to second honors for the members of Cuinphcll-LosKing post
uf TennosSee, with Goorg- rejoice.
nreiitage of four games won
M. B. Hutton, commander of the
14 lo it, also will bid for sec- post, upon whose shoulders much
lonors in a game with Ken- of the work foil, expressed his
j gratitude to the Municipal band,
Each of tho aspirants
.
nflefljlljt m ar ik» record the members of tho Spnnish-Amersseo’s- loss to•• ican War veterans and the citizens
i bilt' Topnasse-’
nmdtioren wds more decis- of Sanford who by mornl and fi
nancial assistance eo • operated
With
tho legion In giving Sanford
Georgia Tech joy wns una t ln tt.
An nerlul gamo tho outstanding Armistice Day
iicanon WkB’brlly 'u gesture delcbration in Florjdn.
4tT. w ant ^o thank all of tho
-Golden Tornado tWo
In tho first half legionnaires for the support they
G eorgia Saturday and the gave me not only for this event
(•log’s chagrin ,was no more but for the past year,” Mr. Hutton,
than Tech’s surprise. The who retires its cuimnunder thin
month, said today.
ih tn eleven outrushed un ex‘ Legionnaires and others who
4 need line throughout the firnt htfvo football tlrketH and money
l and although finally beaten, deceived from the sule of the tick
jr*d heads up ball without their ets ure asked by Mr. Hutton to
fn offensive th reat, Cartor Bur- promptly return them to M. Kron
en so th at u complete cheek on re
arron will be ready for piny ceipts can bo mudo.
in Alabama Polytechnic tnkbn
field for Tcch’B last gnmo, on
kiglvlng, and the team th at
urdfty lost to M arquette, 19 to
4ft«rl In
111 havo an afternoon of vurlod
hours. IIIicmInment
mnitKin. N e u
, Ip games thin weok end umong r i t i s unit t b n t t c r r l b l u HufferliiK
fprtunato teams in the con- t a i n t e d iiy Mirr im nn j o i n t s umi
i lr e tlS w l
sn y
ce race traditional f<ms are tl omnigs ce lrr ss l nnroot ’tthoe d lie
i s c o v e r y ftt K u i V t
tod to kick tho dopo bucket I ' r c s c r lt i t l o u . N o w It Is p o s s i b l e f o r
th o s e ' tortu red w ith
ltlirom n tIsm i
a thq expert’s anal lino with a n d s l e e p l e s s n i g h t s t l / o v e r c o m e *
en not in keeping with coni- tt ihme se e. t r o u b l e s o f t e n In H d a y ' s
Hive scores.
* Mrs. T. J. t’ooper. Aberdeen. Ohio.
April lfltli, 1SZ0: “I took la
tt^j'Bouth Carolina lost Saturday to Writes
(lays' treatment of KUKKX. It cer
* T itfrong F urm an team , 10 to 7, tainly did wonders. It took t h e
■welling out of my bauds and f e e l ]
-While N orth Caroliau State was iind
relieved the pain."
(
]'defeating Duke, 20 to 19, but
*Mlt these two teams meet past
CformanCos will have little to
I a m an
c o n frident
ident
that your'
SvlUPthe accounting. The same Ilh oiin iatlN in c a n ho S t o p p e d that 1
treul- |
W'III
l s e n d a r u g u l tur_ II
. , Kurex
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bo said of W ashington and m e n i o n f o u r t c a i i d a y s ' t r ia l‘, The. I
t
r
e
a
t
n
i
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n
t
w
i
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l
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s
e
n
t
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t
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I’l . Generals, who will ’ meet b ly pay t h e p n a tin a ii u p o n d e l i vneirmy
lgn<L
The form er has an l ' e e it a e c o r d l l i g t o t h o s i m p l e d i
o f four- .
break in games won and treeecnt i odnas y sa ntdh eIf r ea st u lt thse s olid
r o hot more j
. *(hUa M aryland forfeited the t h a n M n ils fa cto r y . If y o u r l l l t e u - '
a t Ism a n d p a i n s hitvn n o t be e n
St •percentage by ’bMrtg tied m
r e l i e v e d y p u r m o n e y w i l l ho r e f u n d - I
ITday by,^Virginia, 0-6i..
l*d W ith ou t MUi-HlIoM. T h i s o f f e r Is 1
s o w r i t e t o d a y and
Tlorlda, a *adder and wiser elcv- gf ui vl ley tKh uarniiioiul
is r sm ark n tile p ie n c rlp tlo u a
^a(l|er Its'trrbsh with W labams, t r i a l . It. A. H a r m o n . 314 M a n u f a c t
C.. Mo.
N' ~ r 9Utaldq..the confei;once to u r e r s l'.’sc h n n g t ) l l l d * . , K . —
<Adv.)
ffcmpdrtt-Sldney. lb A .game
) t may DO more evenly fought
Legion Men Pleased
With the Success of
Recent
Celebration
feHEUMATISM
Stopped
killed n guard,
Life steamer, rol
and then abi
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No. 4007; Oh, Italia, Beloved; Na- Ing. 159,000 worth
. TALLAHASSEE, 'Fin., NoV. 14progrnm .‘ A number of prominent turr.’s Friilsq. ^
t
. 000 in loot fh,,'
— (fi*)—Chrlatm as carols, cpiritu- educators will also attond the
The schools wore requested to Mid n Inrge qojg
*
hnvc the pupils’prepare nil the se mnmunition, R
nls “songs of, (png ago” “songs of m eeting.
Following is a list of the songs lections. All numbers, i t was s ta t today.
today” and concert ciassicola will
fo r tho chorus:
ed. are to bo ,'spng in parts as
bo sung by t h V A ll- S ta r High
Christm as Carols: Joy to the written, unless .otherwise, stated
School Chorus a t tho annual meet World: O Little Town of Bethle-. on the list abeetvilchools.w ith pu
ing in Tallahassee o f the Florida hem; Silent N ight; Continue dc pils who can hatiidla.tho solo parts
. COMPLETE']
Education Assbdattort, Dec. 29-31, Noel (Solo
.
_
j wore asked to notify Mr. Sonic.
Part: Ten. or Sop.)
DRl
according to an announcement by
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Spirituals:
Steal
Away
(Solo
!
K'vlng
the.
names
of
the
soloists
CIGARS
C|
R. M. Sealey, president.
Full instrudtibns regarding: the
P
a
rt:
Ten.
or
Sop.);
Swing
Low
d r in i
Mr. Sealejr has .mailed out to nil
pupils’ stay in.Tallahassee, n«mschools a list bf *thq songs to be Sweet Chariot (sam e); Nobody ber of roprosonuitlves’deslr&l from
Yo
uwill
rqhlri i
sung, the conifpbser, the page, upon Knows tho Trouble I’ve •’ Seen each institution, and other details
vice
h
t
:our
f<«
which rome of them ure Vq ba (sam e); Mussa Dear.
will be sent out before Dec. 1, Mr.
Songs of Long Ago:* Carry Me
found, nnd o th e r' Information.
Sealey announced.
The chorus Is tb be composed Rack to Old Virginnyl Lovo’s Old
of. 106 of the best voices among Sweet Song; Sweet Genevieve; In
PIRATES MAKE BIG HAUL
: Sanfprd, ft (
high school boys and girls of Flor the Gloaming.
ida. Invitations to' the schools to
Songs of Today: W alta from
In
HONG KONG, Nov. 13.—(/P)—
enroll their b«5t talen t were sent Blossom Time—“You are my Song
Curb
Servlce-if
out by Mr. Sealey’ nomo time ngo. of/I^ivc” ; Smilin’ Through, q u a r Twenty-six pirates boarded the
Sent(i‘
The chorua Is to bo one of tho te t for mixer! voices; Volga Bont- French steam er Hanoi nt ICwhngfeatures of a carefully arranged mun, quartet for mixed voices; chouwan, south of hero, shot and
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During, the next three or four
days you will have the opportunity of expressing your confidence in the future of Sanford.
Does not the luxurious thought of a com
fortable future appeal to you? The trif
ling sacrifices necessary now will quick
ly fade when you become the proud pos
sessor of your home.
am
You will have the opportunity of showing
whether you are a “fair weather” Sanford Cham
ber of Commerce booster or the kind o f a citizen
that hangs on and fights the hardest when the
going is rough—
o u rn
7-V T U r
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A fter all, friends, the fellow that hangs on
and with his personal service and money fights
Don’t Send a Penny i
. •im . . - w..
Roscr of Plbardy (unison),
Concert M aterial: 'Merry
School Chorus To Sing ,
■At Annoal M eeting O f Education Body
A
on to achieve the ambitions o f his' town—he is
the one that really counts.
Phone 48
Sanford Building & Loan Association
HOME PLANS
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villa Sunday w het.
tha day.
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; m W t Monday gford Is eondu
A Very enjoyable social affair
l o t Ptttab
Where he 'Wll enu* by F. Schwarts,
of Tuesday was the bridgs'-htnehMiss Katherine Teague' of Or* spand sotnt
on business.
«on given by Mrs. Clyde Byrd at
MT. Schwarts owns the building
Undo spent the week-end’ hero as
her new home In Fort Mellon, her the guest of hsr sister, Mrs. Ed
that houses his store and la also
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hardy re s large holder o f othsr properties.
guests being members • of the mund Meisch. * *
Wtiy m eeting of the St.
turned home Sunday afternoon He is a firm believer in Sanford
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Young
Matrons
Fortnightly
bridge
rriTr-v^ Wn^Jhdjd Monday aft
from New York and other points
Kings Daughters Class of the luncheon club.
MV. and Mts. Harry Hecren in the East whtre they have spent and. has stuck Ijy the town even
(foOfct.lRe Home of Mr*. (?lnrkc Methodist Church was hold Mon
Purple
and
gold
was
the
color
when the horizon had not its pres
have as their house guest at their the pant three weeks.
itrdy on ;Went Third Street. day evening at the homo of Mrs.
ent
rosy view.
■
scheme
for
this
affair
and
it
was
1
home
on
Union
Avenue
Mrs.
WHJm tU tO f yellow ’ and purple Virgil Lee Smith in Pinehurst.
effectlvely carried out with bas- Ham
" “Hostetter of
- -St. -Petersburg.
Ho is a strong booster for tho
f lo w e r * nml howls of yellow
Quantities of white chrysanMrs. Dwight Smith of DeLand Sanford Avenue Merchants Asso
»nth»mui»j.»
were
In dec- ihtnnum* combined with ntem * T V kots of yellow daisies, goldenrod
twi.:
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spent the day here Monday is the ciation.
and otbfr field flvwerB.
The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Heeren
have
Ihf the rooms (.for tins. "■ cu f adorned, tha various rooms o f this
small luncheon tables wero cen returned home from St. Peters guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
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' lovefy MW home. After a short tered with crystal baskots filled burg
.. where they spent the past G, B. Frank.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Crabtree and
Ittu Uayiiion Key presided over i business meeting a social hour was with yellow daisies, while tho n u t!week most
delightfully visiting
Otis
Crabtree left Saturday eve
j short Inodnesit evasion.
Re-jonjoyed, the hostess served dainty
The many friends of Col. George ning for Chattanooga, Tenn.,
cups were also of yellow and were !friends,
i Were read l>y the various , refreshments. .
W„ Knight will be glad to learn where they were called by the seri
in tho forms of roses.
At 1
iijlg committees. The basket
Thoi# attending were: the Missthat
he is able to be out again aft
William
Mallem
of
Palatka
is
llies and sweets for the Coun- ! es Jewtl Russell, Ethel Tillia, o’clock a delectable five-course spending it few days in Sanford, on er an illness for the past week. ous illness of their mother Mrs. B.
II. Crabtree.
jtrrn, were reported to have! Margaret Martin, Marion Appleby, luncheon was served.
business.
During
the
afternoon
^n
en
ipMiVcml ArmisticeTJay. Let- ( Alice Gooding McKfm, Mary RanMrs. J. 0 . Andes and John and
Mrs. H. F. Phillips of Avon Park
Ayr^rt: also rd*d frmft vdtfoua kin, Ellen Bolton, Mrs. Richard* joyable game of bridge was (Hay
Mrs. W. M. McKlm motored to
The
many
friends
of
Miss
Ruth
Scores Yor thta Werekcpt
is visiting in Sanford as the guest
tns.omJ organization* aided. May, Mrs. W. H. Rawlins, Mrs. O. edCleremont
Sunday
where
they
Moss will be glad to learn that
of Dr. L. R. Phillips and Miss
.tTO. pnst month by the H. Smith and Mrs. Virgil Smith. on tallies done in desibnn suggest she is getting along nicefy after spent the day.
i
ive
of
Thanksgiving.
Tho
prize
Marion Phillips at their home on
It,w as decided to postpone
__________ _ .
Pnrk Avenue.
•
for holder of top score was a un operation for appendicitis at
Mr*.
Charlea
E.
Henry
and
Mr*,
lovely tolophono
screen. The the Fernnld Laughton Hospital.
farry B. Lewis left Tuesday momsecond high score prize was a deck
priday at Winter Park ’
ng for Haines City where they
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Higgins
of
of bridgo cards.
'§'. nu^nbor are expecting to
will visit Mrs. Fred Waisma.
Haines
City
spent
the
day
here
Sun
Sd frtiU’ Holy Cross Parish.
Mias Lcttie Caldwell substituted
day as the guests of relatives.
Wo wish to thank our many
of the Guild
for an absent club member. OothTho many friends of Dr. Ralph friends for their kindnesses and
The Expression Departm ent of ers playing wero: Mrs. James A.
Monday afternoon at
Mr. and Mrs. Aldine McMichaol Stovcna will regret to learn that floral offerings during the illness
l^v<^tfrK' at 'th* home of Mrs. tho Sanford High School will pre Pittman, Mrs. Chnrlos Powell, Mrs.
he is ill with an attack of influ
and death of our son and brother.
sent a recital Wednesday evening R. B. Brown, Mrs. Paul Miller, and Misses Accn and Sarah Mit enza.
~ * irdy on Holly Avenue,
chell
spent
the
week-end
in
Bun
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. BarcliTt
sbors present at Monday's at the high school auditorium at 8 Mrs. Braxton B. Baggett, Mrs.
Claude Sistrunk left Tuesday in
'Were: Mrs. John Leon o'clock to which the public is most W. D. Gardiner, Mrs. Edmund nell ns the guests of Mr. and Mrs. his car for Miami where he will l Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Barclift
Martin McDaniel.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hill
a. M. Minarik, Mrs. Hay- cordially Invited.
spend n few days.
Meisch, Mrs. Ned Chittenden, Mrs.
Clifford
Barclift.
In addition to the interesting Grunt Wilson, Mrs. Jam es
Walker, Mrs. J. N. Robson,
L.
Mr.1. Victor Green left Monday
Chris Matthews, Mrs. Ray- program of readings, the feature Wells, Mrs. Victor Robertson.
morning for Monticello, where she
Mrs. R. W. P e a rm a n '0^ the evening will be the vi<»
will
remain until after Thanksgiv
3?. M. King, Mr*. J o h n ! "elections to ho given by Prof.
Miss Avis St rostrum and Miss
Mrs. H. B. McCall Jr., j H arve Clemens, nccompnined by A<in Gcttis returned to W inter ing as the guest of her purents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Foster.
►Bussell, Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Clemens.
Haven Monday evening after
The program in full covers the spending the week end here us tho
S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. MllMrs. J. C. Mitchell and Mrs. W.
. Alexander, and the host- following numbers.
guests of the form er’s sister, Mrs. H. Mitchell motored to Orlando
“Catching
Tho
Train”
.......(Anon.)
Clarke Leonardy.
E. 9. Rockey a t her home on Purk Saturday where they spent tho
Ruth Martin
Avenue.
- day.
Group of pooms.
"Say Something Good"............... ......
Mrs. Bertha Sauls and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. McKay
Edgar Guest Ralph Sauls of Atlnntn, Gn., who spent the day Sunday a t Winter
'"Ma and Tho Auto"
are spending the w inter a t their Park as the guests of their daugh
Hildred Taylor
home at Benson Springs, were vis ter, Miss Florence McKay, who is
fogTess is reported on
................... (Anon.)
to Lake Jcsup. *, The "Laddie”
itors in Sanford on Monday.
■a student at Rollins College.
Stella Moses
ifelng improved under tho "George’s Cousin”
Willie llnre
•bf Fred T. Williams,
I.ucilc Bolz
q mb M isB aaaiiim augniH M B ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
S & K ! Expression Recital Is
To Be Given at High
udentftfi tha Lynn English High
ihool run thisur own savings bank
and combine, to practical advant
age, study and thrift, Th* bank .Is
said to hdm tha raoorda for de
posits in such an institution in
a single day—$8160—received one
Monday morning. The school has
1400 students.
The Lynn system of a studentoperated school bank has been test
ed by twelve yea^p (successful
sorvice.
It han been copied ,)n
fourteen states and tWo foreign
countries.
Regular banking rooms are
maintained. Students, themselves
fill the various positions, receive
the deposits and keep the accounts.
The school savings plan has spread
In one form or another to all the.
public schools of tho city above
the third grade. In that time the
students have tnved more than
$ 200 ,000 .
Card of Thanks
School on Wednesday
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Gordon B. Munn, 30, to Aldie L.
Hall, 15.
G. Korfoot Bryant, 25, to Lucille
Newby, 24.
William D utose motored to Day
tona Beach Saturday
evening
where he spent the week-end.
Something
Vk"i"
Ip ford o^lop m ont puru
i
ipUn, a director
......
Think About
Mrs. Prcilton R. Stephenson
Br"Jd ",,d
Lto”
Butler.
Julia Higgins
0,fiCeB l n , ‘‘A t noco**” .................. Crenshaw
^ d e * building.
Eloise Lanier
m
, > ! £ £ » PK
”
£ “A v ”,ro ................ .............- 2 " . ,
of
the
P tS ? 1
V.t » D'ckrrBon
’
7 !* /
i ,nc,“dedJ " “ Mirnndy on Losing a Husband"
“ .yJ.v aevslopment. W e.
D)x
**n experim ental1
Kathleen Long
jW;;
7,
Brooms have ijeen replaced by
djew sidewalk being in -, vacuum cleanors IIrt the barracks of
w w alnat street.
. the Frnch armies.
3
U sed Car Sale
1925—Chrysler Roadster
1D25—Dodge Touring • .... 1925—Ford Fordoor Sedan
1925—Chevrolet Sedan
1925—Chevrolet Sedan
1924—Maxwell Touring
192-1—Chevrolet Sedan
}it‘ifif
m
Insurance!
n iA i
f, "
G o 1o ,»on*i - n f c d e p o s it ln»x lu tfn v ln n d in
S |n ’(M > o u r i tis iiiu iir f pot it \<'>J II olill lie ;i
h n lf h o u r w ell s p e n t. Now
||u> limi* tn
<m o d e rn i/.e
vnur
iiiM iian c e
im' ii |\ t I ion.
w hether In life, fire, tied deni, automobile.
..p late gloss or other lines.
. Perhaps th is A gency can help yon— You
2
Will be under no obligation in consulting
us
/
Expert advice in insurance m atters is v i
tal to the layman as the advice o f his phy 2
sician or lawyer.
A iso several $100 cars.—We invite
you to see the above cars at
Chrysler G arage
Chas. T. Fuller Motor Co.
••
i J
h*\.
P . Connelly & Sons
and ad Street
Phone 48
VCI
Get The Habit
10th St. and Sanford Ave.
* iW :
Add
W d rm W a le n
and S e rv o
^Tp H A T ’S h o w easy
it is to m ake a
perfect substitute for
w hole m ilk w ith Purina
C alf C how .
PM*<.
Mr
Stores
Wholo Milk
lOsL c o n u w 7 Ikt wtUr
1 Ik. d ry m a tte r.
OWii- 1 * . | . 00c.
B fei
vince You
1 15 Magnolia Ave.
502 Sanford Ave.
A ti
J —
Purina Calf Chow
1 Gal. (Fr.pwtd)
7 ite. of water
1 Ik. at dry aa
Camp Fire Girls
Chapter Organized Colds, Grippe, Flu,
Dengue, Bilious Fever
and Malaria
„
Open Annual Meet
McPherson Talers
Blamed for Battle
Your future is Sanford’s future—it will be no
greater than the combination of your personal
service plus your money and your vision and
your sustained interest make it.
e arned Shrine Bella
Reported Missing:
C t i H — Be to to .
eve
'TjJ.» J U
,.
ers
gj:
...
9
Phone 82
Vc • t
my*!
■iy/Jt.
•
» ’. ..‘sJ&iXhtJ.
i
SPECIAL....
■: : h .
t r nre<iatcr f°r pnb-
Sold By
Cabin Inn Is
Duplicated
666
ns,Smith,W ig h t,In c.
vt
Ctu Chow will taka tha pUc* of
nats* cows for bloodsd b*.f
BMvas. You can food it dry at
•v* wooks. Lot as prova to you
»bot“Cal/ Cbow” says big dMOsods. fies us or ’pboo*.
r Meats—
Farm Convention
i
Opens in St. Louis
Bear in mind that a greater Sanford can
be acheived through a g reater C ham ber
Commerce.
. *7*1
Ahout $4.00 worth of Purina
Calf Chow will feed a calf
for the first tw o iponths.
w h at are your calves worth
•t birth? W hat would they
be worth tw o months later?
Figure your profits. If you
raiao blooded calves you
£■} a it the cost Purina
sr Prices Will
Child Grow
Take on
You can help to acheive your ambitions for
your city by joining the Chamber of Commerce.
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.j -
.
Mfi
j L .: l.fiM- following to tho country,
On caih - side
historical
.inter-1
. . were
,
. meadows
. and
iRhafter
m .........
* »— __I
___ *orchafdii,
.JrchaM
V. .
. 1 » recent meetingl tho tea. water pump at. dhathnhi
C r S „ T e?.ch,nK r f Chl,rcl> «nd
* * ’**..
Harrison chipter df Road had been passed.
•
-Harrison
passed
Educational .I n s titu tio n s
radlnl^*nir-coolcd^rn
b
°V'
I
^
in
tho
l>lumbing
of
tho
plane
of American Rcv- "Immediately to the north of the
Mao Materialisin’ and Says
urn, nir cooled rng.no hna been to break down ,i„r ln<*
j s f rs. A. T. Ron!'!ter. settled portion of the city, woro
.College Ik a Diploma Mill
•reproduces tho paper tho estates of tho great, families
pcr, Stat8s,n*vy I
in naval aircraft, say,
0f its readers.
ARUNCT o S T S L , , Nov, 1 5 _ Ima npntn its*, offietn.
—the DoLanceys, StuyesanW, Mur
,
fltnmp
o{
“
PCcmmandcr
Wilson.
“
In just a few day
proval on it for its nirplanes.
rays, Morrisos, Duanes, Dyckmdip
„
"n
"I'M
ho
‘The
tendency
to
increase
ppwer
you ever dreamed ^
York
At least for naval combat pur is not sounnd.” ho explains. "In
, thc n,nd materialism of tho
----- wns less Lisponarda, Van Cortland^ anil
derful flesh m.kfnf
likiw and not Qu«® s# many others.
(James Duane waB churches and educational inalitu- poses, it is found, tho ntr-cooled creased power calls for moro fool
McCoy’s Cod Liver (
i”
f
t
only
I
W
111
.
(It,
t
m»yor
undtr 'Amcrlc” tions wns made by Roger W. Bub- engine Is best. The points’ that and more tankage for a given per
Tablets will su n
Philadelphia
------ .-w - hnd al government).
The -,
johrjiey
.
•
. to son, statistical export from the m&ke it ji) were pointed but re formance.
Thj* results in in
weak, thin, undtr-t
It
nnsriy
boat
B
m - Now1 Hwylem, a neighboring but pulpu ° f the Park Avenue Con- cently by Commander E. E . Wilson
one.
creased
weight,
and the not gAin
something.
Tho not oypYly friendly totvn, was gregaUoua1 Church on Sunday.,
chief of the engine section of the i;> small in proportion to the effect
After sickness' mg
I from tha Bntterjr to hardly the casual affa ir bf today,
I ho principal products of vur navy s bureau of nrconnutics, at involved.”
ft* ar® «uspected tbtr
_ on the oast, and to and, to some of us, It Isn’t to- high schools are typists and sten the aeronautic meeting of th* s<>The engine sought for tho navy,
[•lly valuable. No 1
ographers,” Alr Babson
;,iid, C°-ru
^ t on tho went.
Its
, Automotivc Engineers therefore, iu of the 500-horsotn*»i any more nut.
L.stinfflmK
Dutch ahd
when about the won t thing n
Tho air-cooled
engine
has power type, in contrast with the
Greenwich Village was still un
Oil—these tablete L
• buildings, mostly of
woman
can
do
is
to
sit
down
and
brought
about
this
im
portant
p
a rt,....
born, th a t region being a p a rt
take the place of that,
HPO-horaepowcr engine of tho
; rarely more than throe
bang
a
typewriter
all
day
be
of
the
nirplano,
a
necessity,
highly
j elder planes
of
the
extonsive
estate
of
Lndy
•vllI smelling, stomach
This lower weight
aought fo• *
JUgfi gave no hint of its
medicine and thev
W arren.
Tho present Broadway tween the ages of 18 and 2S. ()Ur i-ought for nnvaj a irc ra ft W a r-, nLo na a n s 'a lowering of weight
Ifirtsrod nw'jntnins.
They do put on fleahT*
theatrical district wan pleasantly colleges are diploma factories for nh.ps and even aircraft carriers J in the bodilv structure^ of ^ . 5 ?
cannot cone
. . . . . . . ? r ino 9h' p*
(,po with nirplanes nr
of ns
,
quiet
charm
of
Georgrolling country; Murray Hill was department stores giving anything
Greater Visibility
Ask Union Phaser
'Minted,
irrespective
c-f
whether
it
great
a
weight
or
size
ns
tho:.;
are
and
a
lovely
nadruggist for McCoy’s m
actually a hill, and a p art of the
Loninmndcr Wilson also points
makes for happiness or discon employed for overland work.
8dg not then concealod estato of Robert Murray.
Oil Compound Tahiti J
to
the superiority of the tadlul
tent.”
I’lnne Is Lighter
[peers and docks.
But
take as candy and not,
oyc r the "in-line” air-cooled en
In 1811 though tho settled part
The extra weight of the w ater gines.
In speaking of the churehe.i, Mr.
g tie tone of the town was
pensive—60 tablets 60
of the city had not pushed many Babson said, "preachers talk for cooling system means an ndditioo
_Jcal
than
in
some
othInsist on McCoy’s, tU
"The short compact radial o n l
blocks further to thc riorth, the «n hour on Sunday morning-, on of six-tenths pound per horse
icf the Colonies, and the
and genuine, and gin
ine makes possible superior visi
Commisisoners
. , ..
J : 1 Streets ami the vital need, which the rommun- power. Which is n great deal, bility for dock landings and bomb
fcefs ’’hod comfort and a
a chance for 30 dai
[Ivjury. John Adams, on Roads in the City 0f Now York >ty has for the church ami then when the horsepower weight of dropping, which is a fundamental
aren’t delighted with .
to the first f'ontinentnl filed a report nnd maps, cstah- lock the doors, not to In opened an airplane engine is ns low us two 1ru|uirem ent for naval nircruft," he
get your money back.
the f- v an entire week.”
pounds. Elimination of-----the waterin 1771, passed through 1 lishing the plan on which
------ .i sa
"By virtue of its compncthisl.c lty . w?s t(> ,' , w f,,r lhc nest
Mr. Babson ehnrgml that Impni- cooling system also meano one less j ness the radial otigine has
amt rmifided t
,
,M’ss is mrnle difficult by the "in(kb womicr at the “opu-. h,," drt’d yPar9‘
ilcndor of the city,” and ' . !.,u R.n . eonRldcrat lonn defeat- tolerable conditions f "nr mar*
The
iCC of the mode of liv- ed the claim of beauty and the rmge and divorce luws.
L og
ural lay
laj of the Innd. Thun the preaehern join together two young
natural
city from b i n t S treet to 155th people, who, if they have lived conTo Re
ritn with mlmirntion of
S
treet
was
doomed
henceforth
to
volitional
lives,
know
comparativu•ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1(1— (/P)—The
nt country seats on tho
w. F. lialK’uck, owner of the
.
!y little <^f each other.
But they cotton growing South ami the
the Broad Way, n fine bc ® Kridiron.
Log
Cabin Inn, located on the I)c~Thc
great
families
owned
counnro
hound
together
hy
the
mlgram producing middle WchI got
>ry wide, and in a right
try-sents in upper M anhattan and emn vow ‘until death us do p art’ together today for a two-dny ses- land-Daytonn road, wns in San
one end to the other of
ford Friday for the purpose of
r" “the magnificent new in Brooklyn Heights, as well ns in nnd are put under laws which are imu through the medium' of rep seeking n rite for a proposed inn
W
estchester
County
nnd
New
Jercontradictory,
inconsistent
archaic
resentatives of farm er organiza j on thc new Dixie Highway between
htn building which wns to
sey, they felt th at their social and insufferable.”
tions of I | states and , si
SI,000.” He notes that
ot : Sanford and I.ongwood. Mr. Babstanding
demanded
town-houses
The
speaker
predicted
hotter
cts of the town are
<1 n n i. r ^ r V ' ’ r," m" Ui C
: ‘’"ck wiH Close Ids Log CabinTnn
nilli f,,r ( ongressionnl relief m the event the Dcland-Davtonn
rrguiur and elegant for the winter :m son.'| Various conditions under the religious sys■land-Dnytona
brnnehes
of
the
numerous
nnd
intern
of
the
future
which
will
bring
for
agriculture.
road is closed fo improvements,
i uf Boston, nnd tiie housH was the first time that they. 1he. said, and movi his orchestra
|morc grand, as well ns fluentinl Livingston family lived a “rewritten, condensed, workable
‘ ‘ the point of and equipment, to
part of each year cm Broad Street, and readable Bible.” Under such ever had •cached
Sanford temDuke Street, or Broadway.
a system, Mr Babson said. Sunday sitting together, and the move, i Porarily.
general topography of
In 1773, W illiam’ Livingston School-• will he a thing of the singht for most hy the grain pro-’
Lnhattan I- land, much re- moved to his new house iti New past, fiv religious education will ducers, finally was influenced
Infhanged from the eigh- Jersey, “ Liberty Hall” (a hearty he reduced tothe ten commnnd- largely hy the condition in which
Icature. Hills iiavo been nppellation fam iliar to week-end- nunts and a few fundamentals the South finds itself through a
ponds,
reams, nnd crs).
His four lively daughters which will he taught in the public heavy overproduction of cotton,
have Inng since been rrn bidding fnrowell t6 city Relights school^ and our divinity schools which has sent prices tumbling.
land their beds covered by lamented th at they would there- will discard most of their present
is a Prescription for
lold streets run the same a fter be “buried from society in course* and devote themselves to
B:ually without change that sequestered part of the globe." training men to be personal
The word Battery de- Wo are pleased to learn that their workern with the purpose of
rith precision the old func- fenrs were not well founded.
making people hnppy.”
regioa.
More than 150 Snnfppl gi
N ear thc fort nnd in full view
girls
wfc, at the water’d edge, of Bowling Green, were the hupd- F l n r i a t a r t f Q f o f r t
imvo enrolled membershigl in thc
thc hay.
In thu pre somo mansions of tho Ui-ugcrs x
O iriie
newly organized Camp Fito Girls
It kills the germs.
fort were tho house Van Dams, Bayard: i, Morrises, nnd
chapter in this city, according to
•I governor (William other families of consequence.:
Miss M argaret E. Young,' n mem
______
776) and i|uarters for However, Wail S treet was fast
BRADENTON, Nov. 10.—(/P)_ ber of the national bonrt^ who is
£tibsei|ueiitly the area becoming the fashicnuble quarter, The 1D26 convention of the State hire for organization purposes.
ktkr) was nearly doubled and n gradual movement of prom- Flqn/.ts Association opened at
More than 60 other girl,, have Consider now ordering . Fertilizer
liJVitirT) of "made land." in tn t fntnnies viw binder way. The 10 o’clock this morning nt a local I b®.er* I fitted to the Sunf^f d group, for fall ami winter application.
ixejt Battery
(later Vcrptnncks, Winthrnps, Mnrutons.
hotel with President James Donn 1
' ,UI,,K snid- 8ix-giMps-have
tie Clinton, still later Buchanans and RosoveltS were ul- presiding.
The F lw ists’ sessions!
nnd six l ^ r a s ap
sessions
"SniO N PURE AMWZtiM •» 11
tic Harden, and now ns laniis.ready there. »In Broadway, will continue until tomorrow even pointed. ’ The new !on,i •Vs’~ are:
am), when built, be- lived the Van 'Ccrtlanda. Noar- ing.
J Mi a Young, Miss Stem
umpsr, Miss
CITRUS BRANDS"
I and 1KII was a h u n -, hy were Elnis Desbroses and
Registration hooks were opened ^':,rd> M™. Kievcrking , Mrs. Wainout Irmn tlu> shore. James Dunne, as nlso thc Brcvoort a t 9 o’clock.
Thc close. of..........
the ;7r 'Kht n,,d Mls;. Mary Clark.
"Time Tried nnd Crop Tested"
>nd directly oijpi-sito family, a m mu honoured in Its first day of the convention is e x -1 *^ree more lenders are needed und
iway (the old Ken- chief present day association hy pected to find fully two hundred sll«Ft'sli('ns on possible leaders will
law Bowling
^ Green, most new Yorkers, if not by the delegates here from nil parts of bl* 1L‘"e' ved hy Jliss \oung.
Amnio, i’utnab A.I'.A
(f»t park, lhc source: callous purveyors oLpadlocks.,
the slate.
•in shown by an ad-1 Tho business centre waa HanFentnring th* first day's sessicn
Hlmon Pure Nn. t
I m the wouldy Pont- over Square, where the Bank of will he reports hy the president)
Hem ’ Krult AVino
tiern CltriiH 4- Ul-ii
1715, soliciting bids, New Y'ork wa.i established in nnd vice-presidents.
The annual
CIlruH Siucliil
1»2 of tin f in time for 1784.
a-to-to
Though mainly given over banquet of the florists will he held
10
LOS ANGELES, .Nov. 10. _(/p) „Krult , A Vine f,
flu i of the ccming i to stores nnd warehouses, a (cw nt the hotel this evening, followHorc stood » ponderous ' dwellings of goml cla:;s remained. C(1 hy an informal dance.
—Holding a Bible in one hand Jn'lruVHocr/a'1
.
i Ul
i-x-s
;:i d a gun in the other, a man who H«*m (iriing* Tree
irh v.-ns pulled down in no insistence on a siinrp demuren—-------------------Hi-in
Tum:t-rln«
tint in* of George the tiem between business nnd rpsi- j
had pronounced ideas about the Hiitsuiuu tlm-ulal
AIR MAIL BIDS ASKED
I melted nno bullets f o r( dcnce sections anywhere. Great
nicrito of the Aimee Semple Mc
ordcr early.
Army, and the sat- m g ar warehouses, owned by th e' WASHINGTON, Nov. 1(5. —</!*) Pherson story shot and probably EQUALITY first,Hst*
FAIR PRICES
. * American sm nil( |jvingstonR, Cuylers, Roosevelt^,,—Commcrcinl aviation interests fatally wcundcd James Mansfield, PROMPT SHIPMENT. Thirty f h »>Ne the event.
| Bayards, and
Van C ortlandis,: wore invited today hy the Post Of 51), former Boston policeman, of yenrs m anufacturing fertilizer for
Florida Growers. CASH WITH
). a «:.itural thorough-• were situuUd on Crown (Liberty)
Department to submit by Jan. fleers learned yesterday.
sixThe wounded man said lie had
former Indian Street, on Wall Street, and ut a 15 hpxL bids for operation of thORDERS DISCOUNTS
TUiBi, Hill’d
*he Broad i corner of Trinity Churchyard.
,Ncw York-San Francisco triins- m> t his assailant and another man TEEN PER (TENT.
in
a
park
ami
hnd
been
shot
after
■t mended as far
iar
Tho m erchant's class was u n - ! c,mtinental air mail service nml
Awn uf Andrew Elliot's questionably in tho ascendency.
Now York-C'hicago overnigh* having engaged in an argument
E. O. Painter Fertllizor Co.
(Wk aL'.ut
alii
lie did
a t Tynthj Son usually followetl father in the a ir mnl1-____
. with them on the case.
ot ley
lock mcdicul aid at once and Jacksonville, l>UTaI County. Fla
’’cade S treet; great businesii
nnm hrr oi
nf7-7imiV.ni.
i
i in
• the hood
m' i
t»
.. , houses;
..
. large for- numner
criminals hanged
d poisoning developed.
Knly ifi’i i( U fields, or .
•
,,r*
luneal
f0,r
khat
tim
e)
were
-upcity
Wfls
nppa,lnK.
K
| w d , j u i S( hehind the
icwer llnmdway, well cumulated, and further increased * lTho chief amusements of the
through m arnago alliances
j timo worc ballll| ulciglung-par,,mk t" the tween ,the g reat merchant families I ti
boating, nnd fishing, skat' f Nurtli Bis er.
Some
h id like t •»wii nn acre bortunes were not n.ade quicjcly. inR an(1 cxt.Hrsic, ls int(, lhc C0U|1.
There were no stock market kj|l- try.
*■—
• ■fonslt*”•• u t tho es-J SAN DIEGO, Nov. Ifi.-I/P)—
11here r»w.
“Turtle
ings," and few nouveaux riches. tates on the East Kivcf were held' The famous hells on the Santa
Hie present, Trin- Social |iosition wus sharply de
A purty of 80 Ysubcl mission, valued at ?2(),01M)
i.'-M J
pi tdecc.Hsur, “a fined and practically unchangeable, in high ct-teei i.
or
40
gentlemen
and
ladies would and cast of u gold alloy which m
r‘0,t I'urriy Gothic in its. with thc original Dutch stock still
and decorated with pretty much in control, though dine together (presumably on tur- made thorn noted for their hcuutD ]
, "J','1, within its walls, numerically greatly outnumbered. tic aoup) drink ten in tho a fte r- ' ful tone, havo been stolen,
noon, fljlt and otherwise amuse! The theft was reported yustorJW I spire-:." St. Paul’s
Thc town was physicully ^11 themaeives until evening, and then day nt Ramona, 20 milca from the
| c«»pitted i„ 1708 except
PtCtpl ’.s.ant’d the great kept, for that t j ^ ,. StrpoUi wero rct-.m to the city in Italian chais-; Mission, by Indians of the Santa
)'"6. »"d a. still pre i.Tvod paved, and ns well lighted As os—per hups stopping for further I Yaubol mission, who regard the
could be cxpectcd| from oil lamps. refro n m en ts nt some of the gcn-'plnco ns^a shrine,
left 1 I lnv Colonial After unhappy experiments with ial taverns on the way back,
3Vo other cigarette suits the taste of Bo many millions,
Scvernt months ago n fire rnv.
™ ’( " l i n
tho citizen guards, the corporation
“Pleasure gardens” were num er aged* the mission but tho golden
satisfy the desire for oil that’s best in a
was forced to t establish a paid ous and successful.
Vnuxhnll bells were not harmed. The mis„.bt' ’’aul’’ «« Broadway force, doubled An certain hpHdays and Ranelagh Gardens, near .the sir*n was . built 1|)0 years ago in
f,u buildings, a n j since, "ftpflt/jDamagea; are ftyare made of the choicest tobaccos grown
. . .
the days of Father Junipero,
"Pi'-) country.
-C ity quontly d w e on the *vo of the lis t sotuhern border of Lispoctards
jM Widowa, wero moat
noat frcqiionted; Franciscan priest,
. ’E f in “K* to Bowl-1 day of Decefhber* ‘and on the Dy‘ persona of faehioii.
can be found nowhere else.
-------«... |
More
i
o lT "
been “Com- first and second days of January were provided murdc, » hall for WARRANTY
DEEDS
L ' „ 11 wns first used by persona going from hour© to dancing, lampjight grovss iq v. hlcn
r • e Court, Inc., to J. C. JackCamels express contentm ent,
houso - with n n i and other fife
stwUU and “table* spread with :xn, lot 53, Rone "Court.
r 0r n,ect*ngs between arms, agd being'o{ten intoxicated
oflaii. delicacies.”
Brannan’s
»ll— — “ 1 "
’
-----B. W.---Jamoj‘ to -----W. James,
with' liquor.”' So it seems New Garden was a humbler, day-time al., land.) In sec,
r
much irregular fightYear colabratlon was early pecul reeoft, .
........ 31 east.
’
New York suffered greater hardN lf r vhe d|Uz*,";' nnd lhe iar cuitom of - New York. CJrlrae
Walter f r ig h t to Ruby
^177? U"d "f many Pub- iwtvea were not ipiknowp.jaut ^«re ehlp^ during thp m y> than any Glnder, lend! In section 14 tp
aaually ehargeaMel to sailors on ■nore'tfpn hfclf its plpulation ahd south rang* 30— 10 acres,
4r L “nt t‘xi1;,n8o of mud leaye or English convicta' trans all its commerce. . It was d e-! . Fred Weaver ,fd,’0. E, Me
ported to the colonies. 1
, vatited by flre; occupied;,))
the lots 0, 10, 11 and 12, Evans
In tho puhitHipent of ojrimlnals,
1 Btrect »nt| ,nto^Pct}on
, .army from glmt
the division.' • . 1
n COm, n.T’(l Brondway. New York, .followed the h*rifh..,»..,
_ of. hiatllit|es uni fetter
Martin Stanko to Martin 'S
and Aodifew jDdda, lot 25,
« method* . pnsyavUpgi i n t h e , «ifh* thViecUnfatipn of peat#,
Iriin
««* **“ . cagao ;. of colony:company's addition
called i ; “ th° l»w teohth ‘ cento^f.*1 ;•
. , city took .npMMi/
for
debt
common.
Whippings
Iijdepsndsnce
vrith.*
grkatoriepsrgy
lth«rc 'vaI '* ? " * * Meadlh e Slavfit Colony
1 3 y:
' nan ‘ ' ’
'"‘
“ Un* rom
“ cvntin- were publicly administered for ahd .fimrage.
imall offenses.
A newspaper In
Thcso same qnxlRlca enabled.
Neadow.
*,vep ^
thj*to' years after', Gta db,
.1^84 stotea that a “new pill
pon; ni u,>
with a lafrge Wooden Cage bsh
Pif
t
^
V
n
'y°nd
Whflt
^
Avtaue and Four^ It, w.a* erected between the ~
Gaol and the work housenubl° street"
T he membership drive of th e
Chamber of Commerce is now on
for a greater Sanford.
w
....OF TRADING AT....
i it a*Uj
itfgfiLroiHfiifgiiiigigfgfgfgfgfiuiLniniia
Road
be Improved
!&
rtfKi
tha
W f
.iw
For the Holiday
. Season
Branded Nesselrode
P£<Win#
Oranye-Pinapple Bits
Raspberry Puree
. Also Special
,
�;JndiN
m
...
m . Ki
• Wholo-par* ad
placed in
A« - o f
the South
"Seaboard» _
c d m M n y ^ 'IIn g ‘‘The j f t ^ A t o t
- b Jhm mmI
_
the Florlrii\storm.” The railroad
M ltw
’W M l , M i u d K Rdllw i i ^ ; i 2 8J ! een P°»nted out' many, many tim es in -th e Tost company h- Advertisement, m
of course, dealt with the
ten^p^ tw ehty years, and tho curious part o f it is th at is matter
M rniPTtON hatkh
physical effects of the s to r m 'on
I~f7-VV: Six Montna- 1150 o x « U y w h .t the South ha» been doing. Of course there Florida Vrypfertlca and ha't bqt lit
I^_Cclt7,
Ir 'by Carrier, pur
W**vly Kdltion fl.oo. { £ « * * ,‘f" m“ "y form ers still putting nil th ey have tle to do with tho characteristics
.*? T®lr cotton patches, but others are doing more w iseiv of the storm, itself. It waa the
Ui'.
Morrcrai aii obituary with the result that the South is show ing a d iversity of
«•» nUTTCBl
jumbo disturbance of meteorologic
ronolutiona
*,c** 0**bteriilnm enie where crops and industries that is fa st placing it as the m ost pros al records, and, appropriately e
.df* Jnade will he charg'd perous section o f the United States.
P
l*r advertising ra ta a .
nough, the duly of historical dis
According to figures published by The M anufacturers cussion wan assigned tho oldest
(■ ten s AaaoctATK o p k d u
Aaauolnmi Frees la exclua- R ecord^ -the South last year produced thirty-eight percent man in the weather aervlce, who
ewm values,
«ai„.,a and nracticallv nil
.'V H * um f«r, 'rv- Of
u* the Country's
country a ngfrretrnt/*
aggregate crop
Is Charles L. Mitchell. He |a the
,,/rtfr.n
r ‘~ ' ” ",tvi
v*iuuufv u u ,w u , and
unu u trvpted authority on tropical hurI'sli". flUdjahecl lieruln. / <1 ^ * ht^
t o n n£ y« ^ C°w
^'SOG.OOO.OOO,
■
. r»pub|ic«ilon fut itpecla) >w d acronffn ,m >w n on
ohe-third o f th e South’s total
"nd cyclones, having kept
atchfij htirelp nro m1<q reaerved crop acreage.
'W liilii ih
i
_
.track of these disturbance!! for 40
"While the ................._______________ ___
^
■^TUESDAY. NOV. I6» i»2fl
n fn r in5k S ! ? V Vi U^
l t S ?L
u ther!1 agricultural prod- w * i««*. The public will be fnwits $5,855,000,000, the value of th is section’s !c,ini‘d to accept hit word, thereVNH IIRHAl.n F#/ATFORI|
manufactured output for 10211 was $9,450,000 000 -" “ i for.. ivh,.„ h„
Dc
the
t h . • FoM«___ ___ _ ____________ ____ ,
stfof
m S S S S S S ^ coaM s,,ord to hnvo oM,! bMk4 “"
Att ,' "4
N COM PLETE
Dr u ,
CIGARS
„
thUn
000 .from
its
mine
tewaloa of wkltc way.
..
minimize the damage wh en re
,*"*•
W irt*,
in its territory in Florida
The South has Over y.000 establishm entk in the lumber sulted
ivattn* nr -1. b|I hi«* . rt,_
for it makes itemized statem ent
m m -k o H i* * . fcoirlo.
■Nem
covering v; riotiH loc«l»tic« nnd Itaannualli
n n u a K ’ IiIUl,.V*5eVn,M0
"f ,thofr**the
J >l,tput
is over
> W I, 000,000 figures
l l l t y ('ninmlBsloM of ftrm
a|,f,,,t
40
per
cent
country’s
total.
will bear the teat of *cru%r»%
Hie South produced more than 50 per cent of the coun tiny. Imt one will bo inclined to
of h n u t f v i f M
wonder, after rending Mr. MitlR*kn Monroe.
tr y s petroleum output last year;
WMvtlna or p||y b.aullflra- 'i "She prodm .«.e • ? « . . .
, ,
(flu'll'- .sl»ry of Hie storm, that tho
tloa pntaram.
I ,?S I"'1 ‘■Vnl
th e «‘»Ulilry k c o a l; aild o f I
was not „( n more aevore
•'■*""1 ay-tarn 1 1 ) 0 87
v
,
m
i,,c
ia
ls
produced
in
th
e
U
n
ited
S
t
a
te
s
in
1925
t
h
e
i
t,’r
Hu* wondpr grows that
rnrMlf Ifr. '",n" f" r luaraaarij iciou lli fu r n ish e d forlv-hvo
tlurv wn.» no loss «»f life nt t’cnsn‘"II,.. S o u It, l.-mlu lit..
Of til,, r o m ilr v in |.r,H l„cli«n ..r ' ^ T : » 1 . ‘" waged .........
th'' h,,rriof
nt n velocity
IO11 ihiIv . mi liour." Nor was there
i'££**tctli; Hurtfuic d>MpiHl. not
A m i all th is recur
<i-oicaking production is comparatively *oij I" •>( life at Mobile, where
Thoii the <ImstHiiiiy ..r lh<> A) recen t, T he S o u lli
beginning to discover its great (.lie winds attained a velocity of
nilffhty . . For II,. mnketh w . | Wealth.
he «t » "I prosperity before it is boundless in its !K) miles an hour. And there wus
"" ..... '"h'lh. mid possibililies
tii« b ir'm etrical feature, with a
K ffll linnds nmlcc whole." ,|„|, f,: 17 regarded ... .. ° , 'r 'S
,OM,'Vr kinf” ( 'olL',n uili «H>n be low pres*ore of L»7.(!l inches, the
k .oov! h
‘‘uh-liiie crop, lor the South has begun to lowe. 1 on record in the history of
vJPRAYKIt- l.ord, rver d«*nl with know .something ol its other wonderful resources
the United States.
Historically,
O
k
with cliililron, ;iimI nuiy we
the recent Florida visitation was
the first lime when three tropical
be perfected by Thy din•■il'liiie.
i i ’o in
cyclone-. two of hurricane intensuv. 1 M ted at the same time west
•
TULIPS
Own your own home. You can do it. Your earnings mnv I'd longitude GO degrees west. Howr.ukt
I nover plant n tulip in the full
e\, i. , v-r a imich greater aie.i in
N *' iiM"ioop r i a ‘’ I WriU,r kerned 1" feci, that the poo«ov.
II, 1J.6.
pjo are responsible f„r those ex$! To brave the w inter's frost and Yon I*' V(T|V ,freu*’ ^nt Vou tun make your savings greater 8i'l ti nils r, IHji.'l, four huri i<nnc.'
1 .1;' .1 'll,, Sanford Herald,
You can deny yourself a number o f luxuries. a,,d he the 1 y .,1 vi'nnltaneoiislv betw em ].
•Jj', ;leo and snow,
)>, n-.es nnd should help (he mer; ' riant pay them. It would he « :
' And come nt last resplendent fm ul'f o f[ . fo r, hav,n^ to fon-KO them. Ami duy l>v day the gitudes 1!S and 7(J degrees we t ,n
An 1 •'« ndilrg the weal; exon es. <"'.,qd«rful thing if every o n e'
fu id foi tha home will grow until you can make it a reality. 1 tie North .Atlantic ocean.
through it all,
• b.' recent hurricane was tie* Dm'
Imv" liern given trom I one jthought like Dial, hut unfortunate- 1
It is possible ill San lonl to buy in e x p e n s iv e huildinir lots -.nub
But what its secret I should like
Irep eal cyclone, ip (he past |V ' •
,’1"' *he local inert hunt's j0', fur the merchant, they do not.
- . | to/know .
in desirable neighborlmods. I'rietxs for real e s t a t e in ’San ■10 years, to pass inland over the hi/d)
}>i i« «••, 1 shall say a f«»w <^
a <pn*tsiun of husinuHS rathor
; Where in this brown dead thing ford have not been inflated, flood values for fair prices^can .southeastern Florida coast, and Wort Is more in defense of saving than sentiment, I s.houhl say.
does beauty hide?
be found. And now is the tim e to buv. Now is the time cross the Peninsula and the north m u 's m.mey by buying where Die
If a men bant can not pay his
eastern portion of the Ciulf of prices nr,* lowest.
% W hat is this spark of life which to make investm ents in Sanford property, for prices S
expenses nnd charge a reasonable
Mexico.
nono cun nee?
Some of the w riters seem
amount for his goods, it would he
never be lower than they are today.
It made a record of l,r,() miles in think that it is the “pretty
H ara leaf und stulk nnd petuls red
“ pretty pic better if he were out of tho busi
l oung men and young w om en'w ho have saved a little the 21 hours preceding its arrival tures" in the eatnlogs th a t cause ness entirely.
J7
abide.
money
would be w ise in buying lots in sections that have at Miami, ns against an average tho people to spend millions of dol
T .A w aiting spring to come nnd set
Another weal: reason that wns
282 miles for 244-hour periods lars
a promise of early development. A young man with a few of
th^m free.
very month with the mail- given was, that a person should
shown by sim ilar storm s in the
ylit'ht on hi* Immln « h „ . , 4 n o l
omlvr" same locality during the past 40 order houses. If th a t were so, them spend his money where it wns
>°rrly know this miracle occurs hoi,™
he local merchant Ims a decided made. If that were so. business
Rtf . And In th a t faith I plnnted bulbs tou’urd the improvement of n eitv lol. Ami the n, me Vo years.
ArSeptemln-r and October seem to advantage. Every time he puts 11111 would he restricted indeed.
» | today,
|
rl i ,
1,1
n»»kmB !truing along those lineM, I suppose
lie
the
reliable
months
for
liurrilirndm
d
d
ix
‘
a
Z
I
d
.
r
™
8
"
wllli,*K
10
Kfl
on
to
her
vjCpMain when A pril’s gentle sunU
^ hrul>,,ery and trees ran he planted and cared enne disturbances, Sixty-two per u pretty picture th at is a great it would he very unbusinessliko
By/. ■bine stirs
leal maro convincing
people
bring
money Here
here in
to
for with consequent increase in value of the pro ,c ”y w hh cent of the storms of the past 10 I.,,...
I
, ,than
, .... « "pie- *for
■■■ e*
” i'*» to
11. »,
.« k money
Tho fire of life my garden will
years occurred during the com tur,. m .q Battling, und if you wish, I Sanford und develop it. The peoin a few m onths of their planting.
y
ffl&Vv ba guy.
Hid examine th e .p ie from the North should not
months ,,f August, .Septem
, u.ford yo,u,n1lf People gifted with brains ami energy and bined
.If tulip bulbs so dead in ear 1 r 11 1
ber and October
When one of pKturo vouch inukoi; it better Hiring millions „f dollars here to
iTiVCUHI.COme to blossom nndc
... ... 1 M, 1
,
, develop the South. It tJimih] be
S ' w o h T T v o inlh ™11
1'|,un<l'"i'">s « t Wn fortune, if these tropic A1 riir.t tirhnnecH dev,-i f*‘ t i ... 'HW*
a m t Iqm a psychologic, j spent where they tilndu it,
T ler skies,
ops (luring the month »f June, says* -,I rpnsm, for placing his wares
Mr. Mitchell, there ure about threeUmskher® they iniiv he seen. In other I f iT
•Most
of Sunjld we who grieve have
Y of 'the
Me. 1merchuiits
n,‘?r<
money here
nml one hall chances in nine that uords. We is trying to a ttract trade
H uy j m son,,* | illl(j
S«nl«»nl. Ilu il.l y m irs H f „
doubt nt nil
.^.n.. .
from some other town or state. I
^ * * t ou r lost loved ones into (j‘ .1 ,n .°" "R* Krmmcl f!«»or in |.|,t. priMpvrity edifice thuL is it will in, tease in intensity until Dirough Du.- senses. That is
Isuppose
they ’i hould ,
it renche:- hurrieutu* strength. Olf the eldest
oldest
forms
of
selling
1
. Dial really•' l,.,V
r . fplendor rise 7
Kodik to jfo skyward in this ninth f a v ie d city.
During July, there are five (-bailees goods, as well as one of the best | ,W' P ^'*,' t 1 u‘,r ," " nL‘V ul hoaie. tf
—E d g ar A. Guest.
in nine tin t it will Increase to hur and that being so. the local .„cr- ,n,"M’y 'Vl'n *. .,,nly
"h ere it
ricane intensity: during August, •‘hunt should he able to compete 1
" '" ‘‘'l- Hi's country would nevseven to one half chances out «>f .successfully with the m ail-order!
* 1 H*vc you joined the Chain her of
l" * n
nine; during the fir*t half of Sep houses, hut since he does not, we
Won't some of the local merCommercu? ( f not, do it now.
If. When ignorance is bliss ’tis folly lo \>v wise, why make (ember, six ami one-half elmm-es shnll have to dispense with the | ' bants givr- tin- public some logical
reasons for their extremely high '
S'^-Ftm ny th at we never see unyfuss when a group ol college students identify a bit of a out of nine; during the first half "picture" argum ent.
Another reason that was given prices, as the reasons, up to date !
Whlng about the Hall-Mills case in 1st o f persons and places like th is? The Gastonia Gazette of October, four chances out of
nine, and during (he second half for the local high prices was that have not justified them.
f.tft# .papers. .•
*PO ,| t<J» I’ '*■ Uhat w,llo« ‘J the students represent so only one nnd nne-hnlf chances out Du* merchuiits were under n very
Yours, respectfully.
d iffeien lly , l»ut it sa y s their identification went like this- of nine; while during November heavy over-heud expense.
The
Mrs. Mae II. Williams.
j$& N ow th a t Marie has definitely
Oberammergau— A great German politician.
‘ * only one chance out of nine that it
Y'WamdorH-d thq Florida visit, „
will
develop
to
hurricane
propor
I inchot— A race horse.
• lot of thoHe plujc hntfl may ho
tions.
Obreffon—
A province in Germany
l& ttlt back among the moth halls.
The height of the hurricane sea ; I
DEMOCRACY
'
__ , ^
Do Valera— A bandit in Mexico. ‘
son is renehed in August and the
ST. AUGUSTINE R E C nilll
first part of September.
There |
g
.Bloody Williamson County may
Lloyd George— King of Fngjand. .
is
shown,
in
the
August
chart.
.1 I !*rof. MvikclJohn of the* IlnivrrR, K®t a now deal.
Their
new
Helen Keller— A great aeroplane flier
.y. . .
....... .cise to apply this view to experimarked increase both in the uuni- ! >ly of- Wisconsin,
ytphoriff is a war veteran who may
denying that he ' ,,,,,,,1 ,.r
l ;. i
,1
John W a n n a m a k er-A great watchmaker.
her
of
tropical
storm
s
and
in
the
ever called democracy a failure., f " K' k" " 1
un"t,M,r '"»w
£ enter th at rou gh game and break it
Mussolini— A region in the southern p a rt of
percentage of the total number | pronounces it ".-i venture into '
hy conspicuous slatewp.
Lurasia.
that developed hurricane intensity which has been gathered up the j ||*,-'*<4 in various countr ies, and to
Origin
wns
fur
to
the
eastward
in
Leonard W o o d — An a v ia to r .
'
Legion officials announce that
ntanv instances. None has origin ' e r n ‘w o i b F n \ \ e ’m bfs' tfbis''iH,,m!!' ! i'v-k / ' t ' ' , n"‘“ l!i? ory "
!“ ‘d
Veni/.clos—
A country in Koulli America
negotiutiima i^ro under wny for
nted over the Carilihean Sen nnd | nating definition, which ought to j Ims worked*'out?in^the' lo n ^ nm '’k
Henry Cabot L o d g e -A place when? societies
very few have developed over th, be interesting at a time when
X
another big gridiron bat
meet.
Democracy is still un "experi
Gulf of Mexico during the past to many people, even in America, ure
tle in Sanford on Thanksgiving
ment," tail a glorious one. If it
yeti rs.
Volstead L xpoiim entrr ubotit luw.s in physics
Their plans should have
questioning whether democracy Is succeeds, il unchains nnd expands
Many of the August storms really wopth while.
support of the entire city. The
'* iiittic - A mountain in Japan.
all the power; „f individuals made
originated in the vicinity of tin< ***»
Hu* game on Armistice
"Tho domocrat," he says, "is one free, and u-es those powers in be
Hnhc Iliilh— World hca\yuot,;|)l champion.
(a p e Verde Islands. All Align*!
.Day assures gate receipts of such 1
alarm s that passed south of Haiti who deals with men as if they were half of litem and their fellows,
Mtisi lc Shoals— A Krual mal mint* in Italy
l magnitude us to w arrant their*
reached Central America or th,- intelligent and free even when jf team work fails, still it develops
Mi'iomrlz A kind of piano.
individual mhiU as no other system
continuance* of a policy which I
West Gulf roast without recurving they arc only partially ho.
La Fn!lH!e . A F ivn rlin taii who
“Tho aristocrat, on the other does -a vaiimble procedure, inas
and all except two of these ,1,- i
til tliu city hifth c’ln.s.s r|m ii.
o a u n t* lo Aim>rm ;i iliirin g I In- w ar.
puled without recurving soon after hand, finding men lacking as he much a*, we all are born individuals
———f-4F
thinks in freedom and intelligence, and die individuals, and live nio..t
reaching land.
^ .ATr tho LdtlrltUh comivijr suutli
t ';‘| h.I Uoiih*. -A n old lomh discovered it, |- y VIll
treats them 11.^ slaves, ns wards, as of our lives as Midi.
One
of
these
two
exceptions
was
»tooul
a
year
ago.
'*
.this yeur? Stand on the corner ‘
the g rru l Galveston hurricane, unfit to direct themselves, and
The ansloeratjc system , rule of
of Sanford AVenae and First
-()
which is classified us no August thereby breaks down whatever the "In si" or most powerful, de
Street a t most any hour, any day | S A Y S ONK n|.’ the d ay’s philosophers: "No matt is likelvflorin, although it did not reach capacities they have for freedom velops a few al (lie top und'iimlces
;*i>£md watch
runt mil |»y. Li- j
Galveston until September 8. p uud
„ intelligence."
. ...
.
.
Lht' 'V'A 11 horde or sterolvped
, 0 WH' I'lcntotioiiH hy lieinjr fir.sL out (he door '
It might be tm interesting cxer- yes, men."
’••ftso tags from every BUite in th e ‘
originated
far
to
the
eastward
of
wh«'ll I he whistle blows.
,Union nre In evidence.
Ami 1
the Lesser Antilles before the end
T<» '•egret the hours he tool, from the dance floor
of August.
Of the storms that
*"»"enihur; when the tmiuD , com.
to invest. Ml
night school.
pnnsed north of Haiti in August a
tt through this section, „ver
few reached tho middle Gulf const
STUART NEWS
io of the newly eoustructed
previous)0*
vaL'a li',M "
"n ' worked a while
before recurving east of Florida.
th at they ure leaving tin
The August hlornui th at recurve
One of tho greatest Bourcco. of murks run along something like
n ‘route.
Think of the lhmi-1
unuully travel fnr. No lens than am m em ent# U tho northerner,'w ho llllfi!
s
w
w
U
w
a
r
t!11
f°
'
hiM
'VilV
"
l,n
u
011,11
uo{
f«*r
h
is
who arq pouring down the
14 of tin* 42 wo hnvo charted up
coast.
“ Yc-p, it Buro isvflho here. But
to this time were traced ut least m atriculated In ceono^tiic» -by/llfo
W'H never amount to
!•.,
- <> - —
as fur as the longitude of Iceland in th« m anufacturing center, ecoffa
anything. Some day you may have
and
several
much
further.
at
ttic
.rated
values
of
Florida's
is tiuiu of yeur
Yo have more friends Hum he makes
r,K ' burning rominunitv, hut
More than M per cent of th-.* climate. ThiB came shortsighted
I'd halo to die,
tiint tai l? some time. Why don’t
I'd Have money on fifty dollars a week who has
true hurricuueu of the past -HI
chnp
ntrivial
in
the
state
occnolonv| h is tho time
you get r-oinc big brass fnrtoricr
not learned how on twenty.
yearn dovoloped within the approx
for pum pkin pie.
ally,
twlott'd
by
rlioumatlem,
tor*'
or
cotton factories like wc hnvc” ' ' S
imately
six
weeks
during
August
- 6 --------------------<» a,i Infinitum. It may 3
and tho firs t part of September, turetl by B right’* disease, worried
—Dalton Citizen.
ASK THE MAN ’why he lives in Florida,’ he’ll reply bp*August,; 1833, there won the by ci
£ .V'b,*;" / i ’I'K ^ copper m E 9
olds
and
coug
4 18 a pleasure to do »o.' We only |,Ve one life I 1 I 1! upprpcedontfd. r,o far us official a 5)h
?.r
«jtop», d c p c iu li^ o rf
hicn hhn been
You over h t u ’qr; *
,
where
health is serene, wealth is
™d hon? v is dh recdnla go, of four harrieanen in and m
J
by
the
cltine:
, limrue the fdod
.............. .
l>ro,
— 'gross ac >rhe ------ and■ loss favore
same timn,
J " ’-:1;;.,anvnye,?'*» always- the
tates. ' Oh .
,) -.Old nweet 'tite r.
h tm m 10 ““"I 'WHr,linIf: Market heaHsh in Florida for wintL lit Sdpte
-tme., ( Jlmate le Dnu, uir ii fins
.itethbit^ 1 (100, there were and fpr so
Hfooks thq) via
Mimmtrs and erepe haiurers, bullish for all others
Calvin th ro e ,'Including tho Galveston hur too rick.to
\
A —Bill Blffern.
ttos h ” ' i0n t
climate.” YAnd
' ' Uch notice
ricane
of
tlm
t
year.
ice it’s pies
lack o f stnokesta<k* and th t'a b - o thinT,,t-ed lv,flitor p,,ldom stops
imtpany.
And thcro..(s offrtot to tho Gal ronce of hordes of Illiterate fo r tbn!1 ki 01 tho indisputable feet
,'you ay* pickin’
that In* luim-i-lf has just purchased
veston circum stance hi the fact eign,labor: U :
.
-()fR. ys one
^ e r a hundred dollar. worSu S d
th a t no utorme of hurricane intern*,
Then.' IlnlrldnY. mmshino works
»t> m udn.of chicken.
1., “'Vnr'jN' YHE MOUSE nipped the not thftt fr«*ed the Lion, ity, irrespeeflvo of placn of origin,
“ Ml u.uulSr' «4mlh
About tho third S«’ ,1 ,
B.hus, Oil'., Enquirer Sim I vo M °°l s u o ., e f Mll Of yelpors crying 'frame u p !’ T h e s to r v reach iff the Toxns or wm.tern i(h wonders.
month
ofH
ho
vleitor’s
stay;
his
i t , , ; , ■s he hat over
^011JcJ never Iihyp been recorded if \fi*
! , , 1 ^ LouiflUna coast a fte r tho jniddle
health & t o n i m p r o v e d , ^ , Climate is nil
i can lutraVpIcs
:
' '
the
past 40 exteri|;ytatrh»;l8
'(•(I nibbling
Wai nmS. ff
' Ml ’ M"‘ 8U hadn 1 Kurils of September during
nblo to )<>ok thhfei V :t Cupp,.,years, Wtcapt- tho .huurricanes ol
ull the Vent;
spring
tim o-h *.t«to
any man-made, i
. Huptembar UrHG 1887. and October ,
fve uer’eelvry,
‘
In
in
fo rm liir^ h e drsd« of th o u s s to :
. 12, 1218, to tlv I t which moved In- ^ ? l v d
fMldents of this state Will buy five hi
» land-a. (short > distance mirt),
l !vf l
S iiM
ihoyHoml UoU,
♦ fry eoason.
u,,|.v
Have Your Good Shi
This
" J ^ r & y !S h i
will close flatiirdhjr'■
E nterU lping in her usual grac
ny '
Mrs. R. W. Dawton,'gueDs of Mr. nnd Mrs. W„ficmiin
rji«. At ih« oitV Tut
d r in k l ,
ious m anner, Mrs. George W.
I
Mrs.
(
||
,
„„k
Mrs
R
A
Wjnf|
i
r
a
,dw<,„
‘
L. n. p i u w j i
a ff ilr V n r . ,n°Rt
crystals on a foundation of net .1 ^ .most interesting meoting of
Yo uwili rcrejve
City IteKlstarlloit Off
Knight
was
hostess
Tuesday
at
1
affairs of the autumnal
with flounce «f henvdy beaded
ton, Mrs. A. K. Kossiter, Mrs. B.
V1* * " Club of the n »pLof Weifey
W!U Lantn, the guests being members r , } 0; ' ? " " Kiv« ' Monday at J lace. On the shoulder wan , 1™ til'! ? ,,h‘
hurcli was held Mondny aft- G3 Mcthvin, Mrs. Volie Williams,
T . «cial at the home of the Tuesday Duplicate Bridge
'
- |rh ,h | ,,y »r. and Mrs. | flower of nib- Breen X t
K ertioon at the home of Mrs. Georgo Mrs. W. I). Gardiner, Mrs. y. p 1
/ .
V ‘ Sto>«» on ■Ninth Club.
Doolittle. Mrs. A. M. Phillips. Mrs.!
honoring Mr
Mrs. Holly was lovely in a white
. Kvaiis „n Magnolia Avenue.
i*’il^k'hor<irlnf Ml#s
Gladioli add roses lent their
* rs. olviii huller Teague, lmporte<l gown of crepe Elizabclh
M.e rooms where the members I. E. Kstridge, Mrs. J. B. Iarwson,
i-tncer, a bride-elect. beauty in decorating the rooms whose recent marriage was an in- 1 with beading cry stals.
'
us.emblod were bright with bns- Mrs. J. I,. Miller, Mrs. J. C. Mlt- Sanford * (*„
-ill bh Mrs. J. H. Whore the card tables had been teresting even at Anderson, S. c
kits and bowls of vivid-hued ,l0in, chell, Mrs. George W. Evans, Mrs. j
Fashioned
‘f
silver
metallic
Irv Edit
' { C. Stokes. MUu spread for play.
C. P. Henderson, Mrs. Frnncis E.
American Beauty red and ,a cloth, was the rob,* worn by Mrs.
Curb Service^.fjjjj
Mr*. A. D. Zachary,
The afternoon hours passed nnry were the colors chosen t<, dec I.Hko, and was trimmed with clus
Mrs. A. Kent Rossitor, club pres- Bolz, Mrs. B. c. Moore, Mrs. Sid
5^4*0n and Mrs. M. quickly with the unusually in orate for this affair and |vere em ters of red velvet geraniums.
•dent, presided over the business ney J. Nix, Mrs. Robert L. Glenn.
Serv*
teresting gam 0 of duplicate and phasized hy quantities of red roses
-.ession,
when routine business was Miss Martha Fox, Mrs. Chnrles
Mrs. Householder waa stunning
[-jjji-o fth p F re s b y - alThVcdrtfcllision of the game, tho and large, shaggy yellow chrys In n handsome frock of black and transacted. Plans were perfected Marshnll and Mrs. R. If. Berg.
l vill hold business hostess servied a tem pting salad anthemums. Tall pedestal baskets maize figured georgette nnd not, i<»r the annunl bazaar to ho hold
Itiinr at 6c'10 “’dock course.
held quantities of chrysanthemums with this wns a gorgeous Spanish Dec. ii at the Woman’s Club, Quito
Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond C. Phil
!' '"'"d'er of lovely articles wero lips announce the birth or n daugh
■ a
while silver baskets and vases ahawl.
,
ptrlors.
Substituting
for
absent
club
,
CET THE
t W. Knight will en- members were: Mrs. J. H. Hintcr- were filled with exquisite rose
Fuchsia Georgette with handker- turned for this purpose, during the ter Monday afternoon at the KerFlower Hrr.s, Kkttw*—
ILrs of the Tuesday m istcr, Mrs. F. E. Rourtiillat nnd buds. The lights were* shaded
draperies whs the gown worn urteniooii.
nnld-I.nughton Hos |Thnl. The haby
nt a11 kinds, 'RoortT'l
flub at 3 o’clock Mrs. Ralph Stevens, d u b mem with canary yellow shades which by Mrs. Edmund Mcisch.
Committees were appointed for has been named Emily Tracy.
ment Coloring, E t?a
, s*n Unto.
bers playing were: Mrs. Hal cost n mellow glow over the pret
Mrs. Ned riiittendcn wore a the serving of tho Y. W. C. A. banSANFORD CL
Byrd will entertain Wight. Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. Le ty seene.
crention of white crepe satin, with <|uot on Monday evening. On ac
count „f preparation for this affair
the
Young
Matron*
Roy
Chittenden,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Ben
I’RODlICTR(
At one end of the spacious hall pleated draperies studdod with dote will h>> no meeting of the
Urtte
Itridva
Club
nt
son and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd.
5,h »nd Maple
room (he ten table was laid \Dlli a crystals nnd pearls.
1 >!•<• Organ Club next week.
bridge at 1 o’clock
Mrs. Tom Bolt's frock wns of
handsome lace cloth and centered
At the cniieliisioii of business, the
m |n Mellonville.
with a large silver basket filled com colored georgette with bend- io>tess :.iv r ,| delicious refresh"Wsrrcn h’asterby will
with red roses, the handle being jar's of jet and contrasting bends.
jibers of her bridge
The entire affair was exception
tied with a fluffy how of yellow
Rome in t-cch Arbor.
ally
enjoyable and was attended
tulle. Placed opposite tie* ceo'ial
When your bnck is sore and
decoration were silver candelabra hy over 200 guest*.
lim
e or lumbago, sciatica „r rlicu I
Ifedncsdsy
By Mrs. Henry W ight
holding lighted red tapers. Pour
mutism Ims y,iu stiffened up. don't I
rher Association for
ing coffee nnd ten for the Dr.,I
suffer! Get a 3-ic 1
ol will meet lit 3:30
hour
were Mrs. Henry Wight and
Y F llio n
of
bottle of g!d. hen I
itigh School AildlThe W elfare Departm ent of the
cut St. Jacobs Oil'
Woman’s Club most cordially in Mrs. William Moore Scott, w hile1 IV U jtfU H lIS l ( n U l ' C h H a S
Gomnion ganlen f-.sgo brewed
Mrs.
Raymond
Key
and
Mrs.
Rob-1
L
o
v
o
l
V
S
n
o
i
i
l
IVTjjrv+;»-,,x.
at any drug store.*
vites
the
Parent-Teachers
Associa
into
a
heavy
lea.
,oml Key will enterert John Holly presided over the
C 'V
E l e c t i n g alcohol a,I,|,,|. w >l Ii Miljihur and
pour a 11 itie in?
at 1 o'clock a t her tion ,nnd all tho mothers of San
will turn gray,
Vilamincs to give good health—
Spend your money
your hand and rub j
rk Avenue, honoring ford to meet with them on Wed tea servico for the Intter part of
A
delightful
social
meeting
of
(>'l, I ires and Tube,,,
it
right
on
yimr
nesday afternoon, at 3:30 o’clock the„ evening.,
"D
caked
n
11
il
Teaguo.
*Hie Women’s Missionary Societv
Carbohydrates to give extra energy—
sories, rhonogmphj
netting buck, mul
fueled hair beau
Greeting the guests upon arrival Iof the Methmlist Ghnreh was held
nf the Methodist to hoar Mrs. R. G. Davey present
tho
Borenees
and
1
the
subject
of
Moving
Pictures
as
wns
Miss
Katherine
Tengm*.
whr
Rndio, Flashlights iMt
tifully
dark
mid
entertain at the home
Monday aftenm en at (ho church
Protein, Gluten nnd Calories to build
batteries,
ftnj ^ |
lameness is gone..
luxuriant.
Mix
p. Hsrsn at 1 o'clock, recommended hy the General Fe wore n frock of black taff< !a with parlors.
trimmings
,.f
R,.M
hi,...
Tie*
deration
of
W.iinun’v
Chibs,
and
in
ulnrs on |he I'rro Pho
In
use
for
(’
.
."i'
ing the Sago Tc.i
A11 ♦•xcepri n
•■der,-«ting pn,
| 8>I.lliie Ruth Spencer,
bone, muscle nnd body. Pderita Bread
vi-.ii
i..t , ...I,, . -1 ■..
1 glam wti •u 1 n.e.-ii 10 | ;ldtiig pahear Mr. Maren ttetc of Hie local piies's were 1
i‘ d Sidid-nr rec
movie
Ileuses
Iulk
from
Du*
point
,
1')
receiving
liie
le
Me- I. I ‘I. , I f *“•*■**
1 -i;-, -a- ln Mrs G. D.
•l •
1* homi*,
Vpv tun r 1 “f thi*
contaiiu;
We Are Headquarters
element needed to
view of Die industry it.-,-If,
, fr,. and Mi
I Util IV;
Mi | Ml-l’ ll. M, ■ 1 '•» r. ‘f,.1 ,1. mirs.
’i* i *1. is tnni
w
ill
C'*'
•
>
1*1
at
For Good Hoofing
1 lli-o M«-f 10 This
rertainlv an opportunity . Mi In-li v .. lo\ |\ ,1 , 1'• .
1 '■ -''I, An .-ns
is 11-•• certainly
M s‘. I’hoirntoii,
l : o c n y o u .nt;»iv ^ i hr nigh out the day,
, the hgh Pool nuili
CHASE & CO.
Dial women ol Sanford cannot a, shell oink georgette combined wiDi J.in-I Mrs. ( •■ E. M- Kay.
111.1 Sanford Ave.
In- ready-to 1
Apartment <>f the Wo- ford to avail themselves of. Then- silver Inee ov.-r self tone <atin.j I.nti* in I In- afternoon the hnstwlicther al wr.*•!•* or at play. Thorough
*erv'"I |*i■m»i|; 1m pie topped nreparation impr..ve,| by the midi |
iil! held monthly meet- will be n meeting a t 3 o’clock for Alis* TeagU(. was ntlir.-d
scientific hakm makes; a firmer loaf
o'clock at the club members of the Welfare Depart pink taffeta made bouffant with "*Hi whipped ream and ciffee. lion of other ingredients. It i s , •
ment to dispose of Im.-iness .luit cut out trimmings of cream lace. About 2.r> nieinlH-i were in nttend- known ns Wyeth' ; Sage & Sul-1 r
I'hur Compound nml can be ob- &
and dcvcfop.s an umu;:; ally good
In the receiving line were Dr. a lice.
ocr Circle will meet nt hostesses at the door will welcome
tallied
at nil drug stores for only
it the home of Mrs. 1,11
«t half past three,
nnd Mrs. Theodore Langley, Mr.
I'lrs- G. E. Wills and children of 7.7 cents a bottle.
flavor. Merita Bread is both palatable
on Laurel Avenue.
’
--------i nnd Mrs. Calvin Fuller Tengue,
While gray fml-.-d hnir I- not ?inA pertinent and significant f a c t' Mr* nnd MrH‘
Edward Jones, Sanford, Me., -ailed Tuesday f o r ,
nnd wholesome, .and one of the great
| Dirsduy
wns brought out nt the mooting «f *nd Mr- nn<l Mrs- Rit,h«rd Russell, this city and will he the guests of >^ld* w‘‘ “H desire to retain our
youthful
appearance
and
a
ttra
c
lier
parents
Mr.
und
Mrs.
J.
E.
trtmont nt the Wo- tho liternturc departm ent Wednes- i Mrs‘. r'«nk,IcY received her guests
est energy builders among foodstuffs
|*iJi hold regular mcet- day n ftern w n when Mrs. Brown, wenrinif « rol>o of geranium pink Sparling, coming down especially tiveness.- By darkening your hnir
to
nttend
the
marriage
of
her
sin
with
Wyeth’s
Sngc
nml
Sulphur
itlob house nt 3:30 chairman, prenentcd n rocent copy j rrc,?e’ Reorgette hnndsomely hrndter, Miss Thelma Spurting, which Compound, no one enn tell, be
'#
of a Tokio daily paper. On itn first I Cli in crVstnlB- Mr"- Teague wns takes place Nov. 31.
cause it docs it so naturally, so
lov*ly >a here wedding
P|uent-Teachera A*- page, prominently displayed' was
jlfiii/i- by iht
1 evenly. You just (lumpen a sponge j
(Mtd its regular meet- on account of a meeting of t h e l KHWn of duc" e»f «itin, the waist
‘ | nr soft brush with it and draw
Continuous from I p. m. to
l^dock ut thq East Tokio Woman’s Club, and further! b? inff, mnd® hn^ uo wllh n °rthn
this through yqur hair, taking one
A m e r i c a n B a k e r ie s C o m p a n y
11 p. m.
over on a different pngo, the sto ry »of si,vcr threaded Ince nnd the
School.
smnll rttrnnd, nt n time; by mornfull
bouffant
skirt
being
corded'
Iptfr number two of a departm ent meeting of the j
i ing till gray hairs have disapk»ill hold its regular same club, in which one of the about the uneven hem. In the
reared. After another application1
front
wan
a
panel
of
silver
thread
Snowdrift
is
as
delicate
|J Io ’clock nt the Mn- papers read, was on W estern In
| nr two your hair becomes l-e.iiiti-!
ed
Ince.
|Ihery vrijl be inti- fluences in Jnpun.
dark, glossy, .soft and l.ixur-!
as a good shortening fully
M rv Joins was beautifully.1
With
lant nnd you appear years younger.
At tho meeting Wednesday the
jilfft-n wil entertain first paper presented, and n very gowned in Molly O Crejm satin
Ronald
Oilman,
Belle Ben
1 ■---■ --rAtlv.
could be, and that’s I'.
lei the Idlers Ilriilg" fine one it was, had the title " Ja p made with the tight bnsquo waist,
nett, Alice Joyce, Jeane
ck nt Iter home on anese Influences <m Art and Liter with narrow bertha of Duchess
Hersholt, Louis Moran
one reason why Snow
hand-made Ince. Tho full skirt
Mil line News
ature.” Within its cleverly con
E. A, Douglass densed pages, M m L e o n a n l i had tho transparent hem of exqui
Added Jllimlraii-d Organ
drift makes such deli
It bridge at 8 brought out tho fact th a t our own site hand-made Duchess lace.
SoliIn Mr Bnickh.-ihn, Ir
"
"
a
w
a
y
hmne on Sanford W histler reflected strongly fhe in
Fashioned ,of soft erepe back
cate, tender pie crust.
(ing Ihrlin'-i "Ki-mii inh; r'
Mis- Lillie Ruth
white
satin
with
trimmings
of
fluence of the eminent Japanese
George Hidden,
FRESH DANA FROM ‘YOUR GRO
a rtist Hiroshige, and culled atten haud-qinde flowers was the pretty
tnkes place Nov.
frock
worn
hy
Mrs.
Russell.
tion to the fact th a t the very fin
During the evening refreshm ents
est examples of Hiroshige’s work
Brmt Tonehers As
isof
ice cream, cuke and coffee were
'five, a niectjng
nii'ctimr at
id nre owned in America by museums served by a bevy of Sanford so
in
Boston,
New
York
und
Washing
Ii the West Side
P IE C R U S T
ton, and individuals.
I.ufcadio ciety buds: the Misses Frances
Tengue, Ruth Henry, Louise Wells,
Cup Snowdrift
! /£
of th,* Methodist Hearn, John Luther Long and Elizabeth Knight, Rebecca Stev
iy
i
Cups
Flour
Pierre
Loti
were
nil
mentioned
ns
|*««i nt ‘ o'clock at
ens, Mildred Taylor, Beulah An-,
\
Use Oriental Stucco. For it azures an
!Mm. ZD, Ratliff on reflecting the Japanese note in lit derson and M argaret Anderson.
4 Tablcspoonfuh Water
I
erature.
even color and comes in many beautiful
HY do you lot thoso unsightly
% Teaspoonful Salt
The refreshm ent table wns laid i
N
plmploH, b l a c k h e a d s and
Following M m Leonardi, Mrs. with a lovely Italian cut-work
Pirrr.t lYnchcr* Asshades, ready-mixed—only water is
.
blotches
dlillguro
your
skin
ami
l* l't
■'• o'clock at Elmer D. Ball in her fine tre a t cloth and centered with a silver'
Sift (lour and salt into bowl.
ruin your apponranea? You can
added. It’s “mistake-proof.”
Primary School.
ment of the subject of Japanese vase of red roses. At each side >
I hoop thorn away If you koop your
'-I the llaptint Color Prints, mentioned vnrious were silver candlesticks holding I Cut in Snowdrift lightly and ! systom full of rich, rod blood. And
It can be textured in any effect you
mpft at th,. Ik,me of oilier artists, and gave an interest- red cathedral candles.
, not only that, but tlioTliry lozture
IIw ('"nr-' v »n Central I ing and detuiled account of the
I of your skin will bo soft und volvot
choose—Spanish, Italian,Colonial, Greek
add
just
enough
water
to
Assisting in entertaining nr I
•Ike—and tho coloring radlaut as •
'"
k f o r uii all-1 method of printing, und also of tho receiving tho guests wero Mrs.
and many others.
Watch
roso.
hold together, working very
mpHaie
Members Jnpnncse ideals as expressed in Forrest Lake, Mrs, Ernest House
It’s
alt
In
tho
blood.
And
8.
8.
8.
T b'ix lunch.
Our
their pictures.
Call on us for complete information
will help Nature keep your blood
holder, Mrs. Edmund Mejsch, Mrs.
lightly .Roll on floured board
rich
and
red
nnd
pure.
.
Ned
Chittenden
and
Mrs.
Tom
The
Tokio
paper
mentioned
and figures.
Windows
Frida)
Yob, you enn koop pimples away,
to thin sheet. Place on hack
above, referred to certain recent Bolt.
simply
by
taking
8.
8.
3
.
That’s
a
Ih'lr,• and Mrs. paintings showing the influence of
During the evening n most de
For
fact, Tho kind ofrod-btood-eells
o f pic pan and bake until
t *r,ll etlli-ituill I I I the Madonna pictures, und this wan lightful musical program was ren
that H. 8. 8. helps Nature build
Authentic
l'Hlwk M the limne. of illustrated in n mother and child dered by a local orchestra and later
mnkus ynnr Hkln beautiful—clears
rich brown in quick oven. | It
up Just like It puts
'ii Macm.In, Avenue print displayed hy Mrs. itnll, along dancing was enjoyed until a late
Fail Styles
Arm Hush on you—
l ,s
11,11h Spencer, with itlicr very fine examples loan hour.
brings sfrongth to
Mrs. Willium Moore Scott wax
. 1,
ui,,nth.
ed fori this occasion hy Du* Public
weak, (lubby musclus
gowned in an apricot georgette
|1,"war'l f'lmpter 1J. D. Library of Newark.
—gives you an appe
beaded in motifs of gold boadi
tite like you usod to
n-* suhsrri|itii»n bridge
"wnan's club a t 3 ‘ Mrs. B. F. W hltner took up tho and pearls.
bavo and genoratoa
_
subject of the a rts and crafts in
tho enorgy and vitality of youth
Mrs.
W
ight
was
regal
in
bluck
which Japan is prcemlnnnt as
throughout your entlro system,
K nc,„ "f 'h r Meth- shown in every g reat exposition of velvet brocado mndc straig h t lines,
Just try It and hoo for yuursdfl
E r 0"! "''N entertain the past th irty years, and called with draperies of bluck georgette.
All druggists soli H. H. H.. Get tho
Mrs. Key wore nn imported robe
Mrs. Carlin
larger bottlo. It’s more ocouotnlcaL
I* WMn-llmiKoiis show. e;(pccinl attention to tho difference
between
the
really
wonderful
&
J J ? r Ml S* O. Shin. things which express their bosk
t
n .T
8 " ’vloek. work as compared with tho flood
' mm
r‘ M,? I;'11 mot,t «t of cheap article* m anufactured for
1 Ungnn on
export as an im portant p art of
• 3 o clock.
Jap an ’* drive for commercial lmp jrta n c e .' )
*
8»(urtjay
'
• _Vv,v^§—
Illustrating
her
paper, Mrs.
fJb *''' « w t with Mrs.
W hltner exhibited a strip of omlit M H?r, homo ° i Hol- broidory on silk th a t looked like
:i
K , U 0 ''lock.
F o rC a lo m e t
Margaret tho richest tapestry, also some ex
quisitely, fine work on linen. As
I dJL ,tal 01 thc Btg^
s e lw U o n ' l h n t n o t o n ly
meumptoft o f tlwlr'^waiving and pa
Activities of the
Women's Club
fertilizer; N o V lh '(.;« n ,|i ,,a ah m e produces 47 per cent of th .-1• - 0 ""lc an hour for a period of
THh l l.- \m
MAN “ l!<>Md,| I c ld s p a r o f (lie I ni!rd Slates, and tile South is now
itiiinii,s. Dim mollified for
a great O‘a'"1••nr
: happy Is thr mnn vvliom <;■>(f cur icon and si eel renter.”
li.'iirs’ i wirl of upward.; of
....
t nsglstratlofi Boot*
McReynoldsI
thaT^O^HJfHl o n n ^ lT - ?mnUfftroUrea in 1023 totaled more wim-n exist!d, in "three cyclones*
tof
I.Ml HW0,000, Wh,yh 1Y US r,r per cent o f ih « country’s |‘ V “ *">«’ time.” The S e E r d s
lotai, out tins represented less than fourteen ner ,-nni , Un adv rtowment
docs not attem
nttomi.t
t
.
pt to
TW?,C|. vl-nv' ! : ,r Tmhy
s a i
vic° nt ,,urfounu^i]
on,y
rl*a» lake at Haa ford's frost q u S e s K m° re
!Jg* w ater runt* to J M k m .
« » = j w
idf,
v*Ht-.vf , ’. . •
Pipe Organ Members ments of fruit salad, saltlnes,, e«n- Mr. ■and
I f n . j . B. Lawson and
and orange punch.
dnughter, Dorothea, retum rd honrt*
Meet With Mrs. Evans tllesAmeng
the members attending Sumlny evening from Miami where
Hn Monday Afternoon
, 0"lM'r' Mrs. To-(they zpont'The week end ns the
Sanford Forum
Thus They Know Their Times
COMB SAGE TEA !
INTO GRAY HAIR1
Portable Phoii
ROOFING
Hines
Filling Stat
Amusements
radiantly
— TODAY —
“Stella Dallas’”
T
^ p in t jo Je s
M akes Yours the Best Lool
Stucco H ouse in Town,
W
ORIENTAL STUO
R E CLIMATE
J,:
mrn,w-<*«»* >»
For Sale By
CHASE & CO.
S n ow 'd rili
. Reliable Building Supplies
New andyCorred Fall Hat S&
Notice to Taxpayers]
, ’ax Books are nov
for payment of City Taxes,
count of 2 pdr ieni allot
tates paidin Novembef
cent discount on taxes
&
•-
EUenHoy,
iv
f O.e
per, PoautuUl
beaqttful old
old hook
boojc was
wos snown
shown
- s per,
* - y Hour nt io o’, which- W -b ra u g h tf to Mrs. B. P.‘
Mnnic'Pil Li hr;
• B)ti
^°n f'lophcns are
#
w *“ °.
tting i
dfrorattng
new High
J. |> p.
•otore,|
nV;,rf und
I unn.
*,rnlonton
like ci
"'" re they
l - F; : a State Flor-
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I
(or tf
t w™‘
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MMfel
iV
u.
* Jackson
4 0 'be Stewart
Y*M p‘
’*rry» o f which
i l 1;* member. r '
,h* concluaJon In chart*.
Utider to* direction of Mr*. John
Leonardy ok Nov. 84 tho Litera
ture Department will hold; It* Ori
ental Art Ihlfclbit, .when very fine
oxampt**vvri)l be ahown, »ome oj
th*di !oaaa for the exhibit, and
other* of various nature for aale.
Thia .Win.-ba the third annual art
j^vah oy the Literature D*-
<Juce«.Y<
ja s ? .* -' - M i
n
T k e t
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lf* N o y. 18.—(/P)— I —a fftlrly rare occurrence—a poLfCuyJcm / n ttf "papon*. | lit® request is sent to all the news*
f the press o f Greg.1 Brit*! papers and agencies not to print
r i n d t # “ human inl«irest f th e story. This request is almost
fcirefftU them than d o ; invariably complied with.
f a t 't h « »tyio I* f lu .
»nal.
a re a s fond of racy
oee o f the United
sqdon papers fre•talls of divorce
ATLANTA, Nor/, .10. -(/P)—The
which many cure for cancer o f the stomach has
* k . (Correspondents are un- increased from 10 to 50 per cent
for their own pa- In the last 13 y ra rs , Dr. Joseph
Colt Bfoodgood, o f Baltimore, told
n congregation a t the F irst Bap
f1*vVi i-' ^
Chronologically
headlines tell the story tist church here la s t night.
Dr. Bloodjood, who Is associate
> The news usually Is
In chronological form and nrofessor of su rg ery a t John Hop
_____________
___ kins University is hmro for _the
1 J^ot^for_ the
headlines one
through a lot of m in o r)annua* convention o f tho South.beforo learning th a t ern Medical Society.
••d .
A more educated jmhlic is nc. English papers, howevor, countin* ^ r the i n e r t e d porptlk f the American s ty le 1 CH?n,n8:0 of curee. Dr. Bloodgood
and English "head” **id- "Co to n doctor lW oro you
I t a good deal of "pop” aro sick,” wns his injunction. "Ask
r captions. They are cx- him for a thorough ex vninntion
_
nnd until you find a doctmr who is
Xf fond
of m _aking puns.
(|Jft*W*papers dike r/lfreak r ° ady to ^ vc thi" exam ination,
^ from the States. They are keop on *oln* to ‘loctors.”
fo r scandals from Hollywood, *--------—
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FOR SALE or rent—4 room
house. E. P. Collins, Floral
Heights.
STUCCO BUNGALOW, largo liv
ing room, dining room, 3 bod
rooms, kitchen with built in fen
fire s including breakfast nook.
Small down payment, bnlnnco
monthly. Phone 713.
MAR VANIA
Allow us the opportunity of
showing you this fine property.
Scruggs-Scoggniis Realty
Ck>.
Phone 735„
Masonic Templo
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N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e
n o u n ! o f C o u n t y C u m m l s s l n n e r a In!
a n d fur K en ilim le C o u n t y w i l l m
t l ie l r n e x t r v g u l i r m e e t i n g t i „ , >
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. V 1UP ( ’" u r l H o u s e at Himf.ir.l, 1 „
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»■lorlitn. T u e s d a y . D e c e m h e r 7th.
Hon. Etl. Walthall,
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USED CAR KCXCIIANGE
JhHr next regnli.r ......ting i„ ... ,n ""WP ««« l lt!l household
CORNER PARK AND SECOND |
' t ' . ' { " use. m Sanford, thousand wives, and so, lust t 6 kt
<*■ W- WAN'S LEY, Manager
K. '
"A't lS" i . - J - W T m'" ' reA: th«* arguments, the old Huston.
’
of rig h t1 egated th a t'a u th o rity to the hua*
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DODGE RROKIERS
J 123s.
j
p
j'■or
Dealers
i.ot. (11. MrN. iiu ttrnng..
"w -| , kWh,cn men f,na,,y cv°,a^ t* i
1 thn* degree of intelligence that an-.-' T
v iii «
.
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l i m y uml nil bills
F l o r i d , » th e s e r v i c e o f t h e w r i t of
IVIfiu H m y In,ml ,ml „ril,*, ,l » , u | I l u o p o w n n up on w h o m w o u l d l,lm |
I tills III,* Milli ,I,i > nf S " \ A l> IS*S Hitler uf you Hint you nre now llvj
V. IS. |M111(11. A MS. I Merit ‘ ‘ Inn out of tin, Htnto ,.f f'lurldu or
.nr„ concealing ymimHvos so that
H oard k ,u n i ty .............. ..
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819 W. 3rd St, S ^
Phona 475
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R e u a b l ^ £
Regardless o f w holber,
buying fixture* or hfcf
Ing done, you h«vo tt
of. security If wo oroj
you for-our reputation |
guarantee of high eleagjtiv
gnd good*.
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.New Slock Just Arrived f
NOtUlWi MNST6R10US« I M6REW
a c r o s s t h is cvfKP vjwo
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m “ “ »»r» N o r th l i n e u f Sect Ion 3«♦ T 15 ^ • n f o r d , F l a .
Itnntfr 2!» Knnt.
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m
the lot numbers, and thc location
>>
of property, also give your pres f r . ? r a S i ! r ^ „ ^ r ^ „ f ^ " ' r ! Ooar Etl:
the old days, back in tt*»
ent nnd home address. Write Box nnyr «ndr n u ^ ,;,; h- rlk<'" l”
W i t n e s s my . 1 1 mi nn'bt.rri. iui > r i | °* Solomon, whon h was nee
BW-B Care Sanford Herald.
5*! IS»»!T 161,1 ',,,y
FoveaiUer. A. to have a certaln-dlsdrtlhlPL^
v.
b
.
nor'ii.AHA.
t.’irrit
i tf,B wives of a household, thorvy
90—Automobiles for Sule
iS ern
" ''“f'1 Fo’unty Commr'a.
probably somo justification
ing n wife promise to obvy thHiv
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husband.
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One can readily understand t h a t . /
Sanford Ave. nt 10th
St. rnone
Phone mtz
6>I2 - lt.i «
wnrdroba
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BAflY FURNITURM
^ ” bJ? rf®Htdonre, ut rnn ’V,
process (linnet lie servod you nml
HilYfl AN11 KIDIJi •
f"*"* owner on smal ■
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each of you. uml that your lust
11
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known HtltlroKN and r«*sI(loru*e wan
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^ tw w r. ,10th an;» 1
MEDICS IN CONVEN TION
laiku Mary. Florida;
rr~ m r
*'lth htrw ,t- M'ght consider trad_ .
TIIKItKI-oltK VOB Kin mu U I
hrr liu ib and ,
'V f for b,*"s,“ l," x ‘,n c“ru IU‘r
ATLANTA, Nov. 15- l/P>--More Murk
. cl ,an d J. M arknl,
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than 2.000 physicians are expected ami “ Vjhir \\\WX ? r^ w r% .'Ircipc
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MtBewsi ^ cooKv
SOMx V1WOM Ik e
WOUNG LKW fiimfWSIO
BUT
viH6N we m ^ k s o u r SONINS
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B u sw e s 'too;
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NOTICE
n ^ w
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
.............yp<L . . - !
arming old world h°me with Will buy or trade for your equity
well established
grounds
and
WILL SHARE my home with con-!^^B( .SAI.F.— I wo 10-acrc tracts
Pnola road opposite Country
geninl family. Ono or two rooms
with housekeeping privileges, all Club. This property is cunsi,l,*.:conveniences, 208 Evnns St. Phone ed the most desirable country
7865-J,
home site between French Avenu,
and the Country Club. Will sum
fice for quick sole. Inquire Box
74— Apartments anti Flats
A. B. I. earn Herald.
saw /
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Tit
89— Wanted— Real Estate
»u i1"UI iln y
88- R e u l E atII!.■ fo r i ^ r h n n g c ! ^
thtfr twon‘
FURNISHED APARTMENTS - 81— Houses For Sale.
.
°*
m d a m i l n «*ii
83
close in, also unfurnished ga
f„ ,
.Southern Medical
A.Hsocintion 1(1 \]u' ,,,N 4,f
Kahlbit
OPPORTUNITY—For a live wlro rage cottage up-to-date, will fu r
part-1
opens
here lonigni.
tonight. The
vi.tori Stlm
rwlJ’'u'
Conf".°.lq
V e AND ere half acres
n " I’"
1* "I”
"" ncro
the vlstors
Otllnru
lKU u JmorJ^pro
J Htorvu
business man. This proposition nish if desired. 509 E. Third St. OR SALE by Owner, Spanish, f iv
Bungalow in desirable residen !, ,7 p,®arcd’ ,
in Ow,,or* Bn* spent the day lns|»cting clinics nt "JJ.1
“«Knlimt y o u art,I
consists of un up-to-dato wearing
ii recti,in. Two bedrooms, Imth,
' Uy‘
_________ V[°. li.ty “.u di‘°.rium , comluctotl
by - u r n .■jriti.r.'il
.
xr ili.r .ilHint
Hintt t h i s C i t a t i o n ha
apparel store for both men ami t w o ROOMS, Kitchenette and
pu in lsn w i „ m o u w e ek fur four
women in thc business district of
room, kitchen, completely u 'A N T r n 'i v T c n v
i A t l a n t a p h y s l c l a n H n n d s u r g e o n c . ronseniilVM
w„t*k« In iho Hnnf„r,|
bath, attractively
furnished, dining Kn,1
u.iik
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VAN»llU
LUY—Small
and
I
l v n i l u a iitu-Hpii|i,*c p u b lia h e il
In
i., i
,
,
Sanford. Upon investigation you moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 furnished with electric stove, etc.*
Hi-niimil,* <’m i n t y , l.'lxi i |.i lt|„i h a v Miller
Huggins
admits
he
plans
Price $10,500, $2,500 cash nml th- witMn
H
n W ’ W a rd
will find th a t my interest in an N. Park Ave.
to mako im portant changes in the l»K Keueriil <1 st r lb m I m. '
balance easy. Address box 79 care S
other business demands my entire
nusiness fieelion. .Must bo fuirly Yankees before next spring . , ,
W I I N K S M III y bn ml und o f f i c i a l
attention.
Address K-2 Caro He FOR RENT.—Furnished 3 room Heruld’
Hem .if h n.l ,:ir,*u(. I ' o u r i tnln 2nd
1nma
Priced. Box 91 care Herald.
______________________________
,
i
Among
other
things
he
intends
to
d a y o f Nuv. a . t). i9{ii.
rald.
garage apartment.
Pea Geo
• (HKAI.)
Paint Store.
. FOR SA L E -T w o houiet, one now iL h™ ~ ^ . “ ™t noJ|By™anl on bay U lo r rl a pair (lf lluttlnK
V. K. l in ir tlf.A S H ,
renting. Lights, fine witter, gur '
Addrt:‘8 I,ox fi0'
‘?,a,‘80''*
' c i u i ' t I>r 11,« III! . I m l l d a l
40— Money to Loan
* Iron 11. S c n l m i l u C h u a t y ,
FOR RENT — Nice apartm ent den. Lot 84 x 240 Easy; term s., H O U S ^ welllocated, building lots,
Klxi l(jr>.
Greon Cove Springs—Contract
B
)
\V c J( h, D. C.
Owner
leaving
city.
Thurman
|
,n
Gindorville,
will
exchange
ns
unfurnished
close
in,
$45
per
LOAN8—Money available a t 7 par
let for construction of six bridges, JA.MKH ft, ’ SIA.IASt.
BON,
n rt luvm
oni fin
Adilanuj mi State highway between Orange , * S o l i c i t o r f o r H
Phono 156-W .' Inquire Chancellor. W 1st St. Nt’xt to 'npart
cent. Close in property. A. P. month.
payment
on hnmn
home. 1‘ Address
im plaln nn t.
spring.
2201 Oak Ave.
Connelly & Son*.
Box 50.
Park and Green Covo Springs.
.
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11
a
4
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t»*r iioub u
RON TUBBS n -
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depo““
reg Bank
will soon
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BMBErry PRINT
Ming, Engraving,
first. Wo do
L ' L k. Avenue-
MO<iT <Vo
*JWh.
7"=TN
• iiM'frt
Guzz Looks Sam Over
'*a
IN . RHP
Mov)»e>M'.'*
«
IM h t blesaing in old age... If you begin to .
M a .home owner.
V0E
i
f8 Horses. Catlte. Vehl^o7| -m
* Furniture Co.
37— Situation Wanted Male.
| First Street
• full line.
r'8('t. ('ash or POSITION WANTED—Young man
•t your business.
22 years old—six years experi
ence as bookkeeper and clerk.
'Be C„., genera] Phono 695-W.
sidewalks, buildpption boxes. J |{ 38— BusfneriH O p p o r tu n itie s
V
[ barber s h o p
Avenue.
I b a ^ ' s P<'''i«l nt|Wle» ami children.
m
( Poo. 1h * LOVJP n t H t - )
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84— Houses For Sale
FOR SALE 5-ruom,
motlmn
SELL GOOD USED CARS
•I"||« III,. l-:,t at si.I
’'
wife was nlwnys enough, and oJtc^:S
75—
Business Flares fur Kent
_____________
Stibco Bungalow. This modern
Mu lo.lbt ,\ve , l Ii
[JAM ES H. COWAN—All kinds of
FOR
GOOD
WOOD
('ALL
3M3
...........
......... 7,1,m ' ^ M i l ; * K
[ 2
r n n y ' ‘ l’" '
WT a a u e |9t l o o ^
Tin nnd Sheet Metul Work.
HL’li Dodge Special Touting
V T T R A rT rvr
—
, 10 bas
livi!'8r room, din
i
si ( if v.
which arose between hunhnrufa *nd ‘j
-- “ „ r,,om"
rent f o r 1 lnt«' room. 2 l.edt, Imth including
1!<2.> Ford Touring
W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak
;vives as to who should be the j
stores or offices at I’ark Ave.. shower, kitchen has built in fenI!1-5 Dodge Special Sedan
Avenuo and Third Street. Tele- 58—Household (NhmIs
mil Commercial >treat. W M tuic".. also eleetric rangt* mid
i; •<.1 i *■- rvi-—.... , ,«i,. ,,, , . , boss of the household.
!phono
1
1
1
.
1935 Ford Runabout
i^NT NOTICE
..... I .til 1.1,1
J
—
Voung Owner, 2(18 I'nrk Avo.‘
' water liontrr. The prire of tliis
" ......... nn
,in,i
tM,
Th:■', '|W"t»«»n was compromised,
1936 (iiuham Truck
I*Oil SALE Stove and F ir e ■j.l
should givo their
77— H ou ses for Kent.
i -it, ii.,. ..f n ..v \ it. i
,ls usual by the wife assuming con
1931 (lvci land 4 Touring
office address ns I HODGINS & COWAN CO., Auto
wood. Phone 3512. M. M. Lord.
_______ homo is moderate and terms cun
v i-:. (•• »i•«:i ts s cii.i-k
, t'o l *»f the household nnd issuing
lie arranged nny way to suit pur
Itoaril i -. . n o n **oi„ in, ‘ n
phone number if
Radiator nnd sheet metal works,
I
all tiie orders, which any husband '
r c u e
n
i
~ ] k u r n is m k d h o u s e r> rooms chaser. Address Box .VI or Phone
suits. About one Plain and ornamental aheet metal fI oOR
SALE—One wood range, gas! and hath completely furnished 71.”
. | wko <loes not yearn for punishment
MILLER: (). PHILIPS. In
a thousand has a work. Tel. 71C-W. 207 French
dare not tlisregard.
'
r r n i . t r i . a a i , h s i .k
th# others c a n t 11 AvpmiA
tbs
P h o n c ^ o T rm k,'r' 8,),! Ma«n" 6a I convenient to school/ ph„n« l)082‘.
vith you unless
I
ii
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a
u
t
iik
n
t
W
T
W
M
'^
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O
H
,'
S
o
.
the
word
"Olgjy”
in
th
.,c
uW . &
rO R SALE- A five room house
Elm Ave. nnd 13th Street.
sddress.
OuincHvine, rii,„ ‘
j ringc service has become as use- /|is
one block from school with all
Fom furnished
22— Millinery— Dressm aking PERFECTION O il. stove* coal' F ° R RBNT~ 5
Oct. !».
ante MUST be
house. Apply Hard ill’s homo 2 modern conveniences reasonable
less ns a curry-comb in a garag*,
PHONE .1
N O T i r p |A lieri-hy g i v e n t h a t , n n 1
range and double lied and spring I miles
it The Sanford
out
West
First
St
iY»
price,
easy
terms.
Address
Bov
•III
<icr«>i|
by
Uiu
( 'u n im ln x ln iier o f Uioi- nnd the Episcopal church la .prepay.
Phono
122-M.
WANTED—Plnin
sewing,
rennon7r by letter. TeleNo. 50.
mtiiI l<iii«I Office, under pro-; ing to havo it deleted f^om ’ the
vi—
i**nm Ilf Hee.
II. S . inn-Hiiunt 1
ablo prices. 1402 West First St.
uinrcs sre not
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;‘i .
........... uiudlcntl..,, ,,f , | , u . ' ' i " e t ‘■cromony.
I ' D R RKN’ I. -5 r o o m nn f urninlicil ! ,
JEW K i r a n d p a g e
66— W a n te d — to IlUy .
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r
i
a
l
Nn,
ui'Odjn.
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,,-111
o
f
f
e
r
|
4-RflOM bong,ili,w nn Palmetto
But they want eotne other word
bungalow
located
at
the
corner
RIVE’S
t;
VRACK
125— Florlsta.
Aviv ( lose in very reasonably
Sain',.id Deuler
----------—--------- -—----------------------,,f Palmetto and Katie Streets.
1 , 1 *•',!
“in,t ,i.-!.l"ii,ank
‘ »riH.itlo 'j•i e ri'to
the
mpt - Efficient
in init ili-,
. . . .
. l,r(l!,<,rv^
...
. rythnl of thtf'aen21)8
U.
Si.
Fhone fl17
pt
ii
cd
nM
el
on
easy
terms
Phon*1
I
BUY,
pay
cash
for
second
hand
Ble.ctric
range
and
water
heater.
lire
fii 7
" v il”'
( o nc u* M |ove- h o n , , r
ob*y»»
“ST F, WA RT TIIE FLO RI ST”
Pianos. Address !l»x ;F.2.
; Will real or -ell on monthly basis. 713.
---- i ,*if n ... o,,. r..ii,„viim 11set of lami: ’ th at the new l jht cent wcddll
weddlnga
Fliw ers for all occasions
H ‘R S>,\ 1 I! One Oal.laad Tour 1 • V ' l f t V u !i !" k TidV.^Mer.
—
— - Address* w. II. S. erne The Herald!
- th«
U*b
Mcl.ANDER, ARCADE
8 f»— L u is F o r S alt
kick" will have been th°
ing • .if. f!5u, Terms if desired.i On* sale will n„l I,,,
takn from
d Found.
67—
Rooms
Wilh
Hoard.
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............
Phone 781.
ILdgui and <‘owan < 307 I*'i I'tirli ! I’,'," " !!l
lao*d elrtaml when them.
--------- ------------ .
----' *’ RUDM new stucco bungalow
pi'cHeni ut iln, Im ur n a m e d
! Ave.
'
, iV
.,7
'
One married Indy who witf dilI
1'
"
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1,1,1,11
iu,-.
T h e iM'inon
Mellonville
Ave.
and
Eighth
St.
LOTS
My
holdings
in
three
luls!
noil
ROOM ANI) Board reasonable, pri- -~r
rwhif gold l...r pin 27— Professional Services.
'
;'>•"« Oui l ll g l i e s l hid w i l l ha ro- cussing this m atter with me *yg- i>*r
15 1.>.00 per month. Phone 713.
one
business
lot,
two
residen
!
vale
home,
203
Maple
Ave.
*1
1
1
1
1
1
,1
in
1
m
in
M
ill
n
t
o
I
y
*
pay
the
Ft stone. !• iiuter regested, and tho suggestion rang
lial lots. Will suciiliie fur a quiik KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. •iniMiini i lio rrof.
ttffice and receive EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES,
' nV per non c l a i m i n g m t v a r s e l y t h e with a sincerity th at m uit have
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
FIVE
room,
modern
stucco
l iih.iH.il, s,*, ,h...| Inn,|
advised*
tding-! Kab'- " i‘it*’ J. D. Balls, Sanford,
U. S. L Batteries.
j no kinks, one prico, personal a t ROOMS, with or without meals
I " ’ I He I hell* (liilni'i, o r o b j e c t i o n s . lieen horn of personal experience,
in 1‘ In.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
alow on Palmetto Ave. J.iuu
Distributors Chandler
tention. Bluebird Beautv Shonm*
1 ,,|| nr beii,r,« t h e l im n d e s i g n a t e d that tho word '‘endure" would be
fur p**•*.
block Phone ,13.
j '------------------ ------------Commercial Avenue
Ibjr slipper Saturday Phono 349-J.
just the word, so the promlee o f. jg<: i*:o i ;<: k ’j , c u o j g
68— Rooms Without Board
_____________ _____ __________ (PALMETTO CORNER 80 x 100. j
Licite return to HeKealsti,
r.
tho blushing bride would be to
SANFORD
BUICK
CO.
THREE Brand New Stucco Bungs.- j Sl‘itnble for upnrtinent house J
S. J. NIX
[ reward.
"lovo, honor nnd endure.”
212 Magnolia Avc.
lows
for
rent,
desirably
located
j
0w
,"‘r
""I
of
the
city
and
will
sell!
Attorney and Counsellor at Law FOR RENT—Bed room. All con
■\ t i i i : «in n r n r t iih cou nty
Phone 307
Being
or less ”of* -a »»~i
map «>rm y- , /
modern throughout. 111•Iuiro nl " " " |,‘r v" 6«' ami on exceptionally
j i n u n . s ru iM ii.i;
n i v rV
„ ” 7 more
...........
veniences, 616 W. First St.
210 East FMrst Street.
Ilhite French pooa'l’ATi: o r i i .o h iiia , ' ‘
’ Belf, this suggestion did not appaal
Bnumcl’s.
e.ny terms. Box 79 care The'
LINCOLN — FORD — FOKDSON
III re the Knlnle oft
to Mrs. W. T.
1 lei aid
to mo very much. In the light o f «N n l l l o fliirl.i I .eltill,1 1 1. I *ei t iis t d
Edward Higgins, Ine.
CHIROPRACTIC adds life to BEDROOMS OR light housekeep I'OR RENT—5 room furnished ' *7"
| $38 J. Reward.
the
almost dally chronicles of tho
IN
I'll*
'IIATI'
.
*---------------I rommercinl & Palmetto. Phone 331
ing rooms 30*1 W 5th Street.
yonrs and years to life. Investi
1**1AAI. Mi l l I K
press, bringing us thc atorieo of
house on Sanford Ave., eon- *FOR SALE—Lot 5 of Lane’s Ail
DAY Silver brnco- gate. Phone *182 .1 for appoint
husbands wlio iiavo lieen humped ’yiS
venient to school. $75.00 per .
faring Highland Park on [ BE " ’ IRE nnd rce the new custom
NoTI' i: 18 lir.ltllltv rSIVKN Mint
ament. Heirloom. ment. Dr. W. E. MacDougnll. 308 FOR RENT—Room, furnished, 1
marks- Dak Street. $1750 on terms' of only! bu i Studebakers
tie* mill. , *i4it#*, | will ,.,i ||,„ |,;t(i | off by wives who are expert
.
1 adjoining bath. Private entrance. 1
I No. 305 Delaind. F'irst National Bank Bldg.
SAN .11 AN GARAGE
_
*ash and $25 monthly. Add re*.-!
*;; *
i
.... - »«
with the “gat," my suggoatlon
— ;__
106 Avocado Ave.
1*OK HKN T—T» room fm
■ Do 80, cure The Heralii.
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----------------- v'. iiitiM.i.
‘ ’V i.' m't !'
^i„m wotl,J 60 th a t the women ought to
„ *.
_________
|
DODGE
house all eonveniem ■**,. ,
!' " ,,n .......... ,"*1 '••■o i,-iH .in be made to proiniso to “lovo, honor ii>W
32— Help Wanted— Female
*1 It,.* , -o.-.t- ..I N . l l l e 1 .....1 t |,i | l v „ t .
*
, 7
Pleasure earn and t.ril.i.m Trucks *. ..... .
FOR J(l
EUllun.s — KeTODAYS BEST III'YH
l.i I., ,|,I,:,| I. ,1. . . ns.-,I.
| nt i ,U* ‘ ,
ifel*
(ENT - Nicely furnished I Jf: •S,,l,!;rs;i„ >' ninediali* pn.<
: Kirn mill 13tn St.
Phono 3 -.Um
el
It....
Hen
.,,„I
Me*,..,
mat,,.
And
while
they
nre
about
It.
Ed.
-/
ij
, : m Molly Ave.
Hione .IW2.
GIRL WANTED for general house- _ room
SEMINOLE H UIISON-ESSEX jj,,ai -rtiiemvii'/ef iheti*1itiim'iiu-'i'ia'1 1 think they ought Ub4o ao«]*)U)ing ijr
work, three in family, no luiin-l 7 . . . . 7 ' " ' ' . , . .7.7 7 ,7, Z ~ Z----i i'*,, , r -1,1,1 e-iiiie, ami for an writer to make tho m arriage c®a fre e t/'
76 O ffices n n d D esk Room
1Lot on Magnolia Avenue between
INC.
,11m, iKii'Kijiir llii'iu ,,h m x l i I*)xor ii ^ppiiring by com- dry, good references reiiuired.
^ ^ ’
fro'^
more binding. Soon nil the mpMJ 'i*
203
Dnk
Ave.
------------------------—
mid
13th
Street,
eastern
exWe specialize must stay on premises. When «„- >n T ” n,ce,y furn.,8lhodI»11«*,I Mils the I III, liny of Sen- in the world will lie either alimony ' *fS
Phone 11
....—
.
■
.
.
.
i
floor,
eonneelmg
with
bath,
two
“
.
^.
ECNT—in
Meiscit
por-ure,
u
pick
up
at
$2,500.00.
Ior,,I,or, A. |». |!i««,
Vtroubles. Battury swering state wages wanted. A d - ' , / ’
,,
Bldg /Apply A. P Corine”y & l
or in the pockets of tho divorce ' jgn
I. M I .K IN 11AI IT.
| ftpaiririLT- L. A. dres.s 365 Silver Beach Avenue, 1 ", ^
‘ t
wat‘;r,
Sons, Mag nolia ami 2nd.
lawyers.
*'
t .:7J
J .11. VVlim.KV.
I
85
ncre.H
of
celery
land
located
I
I Battery Service I’eu. Station, Daytona Bench, Flor- h,
’ V E xit lent -----------Ah Kxoculnr* of M,„
Something
ought
to
l>e
doije
to
s.i„
Hood, uv
lernis moderate.
__ a i
' • miles from Oviedo; R. R. runs
KhInt o of Not I In Mai la
It
,
nca do,,, „ , ' Eh:^ a ' ^W-A-Hcal K,lau. IX n c .ry
S ' J L L ’" T : « "
m
stop this while the stopping la
I.Hiilinri, IIoooiihoiI.
8. 11-31-28. O. C-I3-I9-S'S. N. 2-'.i-l« good, nnd tho birnt way I know of
^
McCAl.L i POX.
m ,„ i „ l„.
.,?,l^ 'i"'* 12 ,“'"*» ,’l*'»re,, j
NASH
IM UO.
WANTED—Experienced
book Slr" 1'
Is
to
make
tho
htisbnntl
pronM'ia
to*
•»
7
7
T
rZTTTr
7
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vestflienta.
Best
buys
are
among
'
'
ft-U
U
por
ncro
,m
L
’"sy
terms.
I
Leads
the
world
in
motor
car
value.
i* r r n r u iT
r n u iT
s k v k .n t i i
keeper with knowledge of type
1Dot the owner."
J t ' U K T A I , r i H C M T . 8 K H I S U L H buy the wife nn Essex Coach. Th«Y» §jf
1
I
SMITH MOTORS CO
writing. Give experience nnd ref rO R RENT—Desirable bed ro o m /o u r listings. Rhone 745.
estimates.
' T V , P t.O IIIIIA .
happy m arriages nre ussureS.
connecting bath. Hot water. ' 1-------------------- — -------------------- --*1 room house in Flora Heights!*--------------------- ---—-------------IX I'll A.\(,'Kit A SI TTIM O .
erences in reply. Address Box
)F0UD
Yours,
,*. .M 'jM g
Garage.
018
Elm
Ave.
Phono|
SEE
R.
C.
TISDALE
Tor
good
buys
),(R
60x200.
eastern
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•
votick
1200 caro Herald.
321 - W.
■—
■
*
•
* - - B ibL . I ’ in'*Real
Estate,
280* ~Meisch
Build- 1 $*1260.00 on very easy terms.
it,«,ml <>r <*.,«■>>tv <',,mVnVHHio(i*'iH' Vr7 IIII.I. TO VOHKOI.OHH MOIITUAflH | —Adv.
I ing.
|
I ami fix* St-mliml.* I'until y, will r,t I'llA III.It.S A. I’AItTIN,
VULCANIZING
i ------------------------------------------------------- --—
:i .
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I 'bi ll* m*sl i.tnila, Ui. vlliig to lx,
36— Situation Wanted Female FOR RENT — furnished rooms, J______ — ^
A'll.MIM.A1NANT.
I t WELCH
j FOR SALE—Snare or thla (Ngg'/j&j
VS
I m n n i N U UAIITII W T P ifi,
:
III ll,,* r , > „ i l
at Han/nnt ,
t Bikes friends”
I’luri.ia, T„,*H,lay. |i„c<rnl„T 7ili, A. Kmma I, Mark id ami J.
conveniently located. Hot water. IrtU liIN S-SiM ITII-W K .in, ING. ! COI.CLOUGH REALTY CO
i ,„ f“r cln.snifiotl ndvartlRomMlts. v
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER Private family. 300 Magnolia Ave.
Real E state und
Tel 732 ‘111 Klr«r
in. ' ni’i.. " 1:>2fi ;,i Mi o'clm-h a m . r<*,,*|v„ MAKKKI,. her IniHbund,
Why not rent tho«, vacant roams,
I
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ANTS.
INSURANCE
BROKERS
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Bldg.
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and typist wonts position. Phone
'o r sell those second hamj gajpU TV :^
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(Service Offered 2003.
I' I T A T I O M
I iris
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1 WO FURNISHED rooms for l.ILT
f
r r ~ r —
\ m
YOUR PROPERTY \ T i l , _________________
,
8 u :tg K„sr. from \v, „t k ,„1
light housekeeping, 71‘J Oak
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STORE ~ Pre"THE
LOT
KINO"
FOR SA i.E—French Avenue lot ' M«*uri,. t,, ................I, u*,-i
h \v.
j J Xhtrk!)|a her 'lirbun!.-; !
T h e T o t ’fl S h O P f W
G ®
30(1 First National Bunk Bldg.
Soria. We nre WANT WORK of nny kind. 15 | A venue,
U uppemlng by Affidavit filed III I
Ifi West Wnsbtngton *
years stenograjdiic
and dictn_ .
_________
'"'■nr Highland Park. $1300. S25 j **'U*i. ri*
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1four phone.
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ORLANDO
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W rite r ^ T ; ^ 1 Herald '100* i 69~ RoomH for Housekeeping 83— F a r m s a n d L a n d for Sale ;a"b
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IDD1UBS
aSjg wjj
Oijr *g I
Mill
;fit— Miscellaneous.
. J e s t i o n will g i v e
^formation. And
bey will a s s is t you
w r want nil. t o
effective.
cleaning CO.
' J.?epa*ring and
4fiy fur prompt
..
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ram
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TRUCK FARM?
m
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
r
A W A IF I S R E F U S E D J O B OKI "THE F?AkidH— CURLY O u r r ^
AMD-THE "TWO S E E K J O B E L S E W H E R E - T R A I L E D
S T R A M G E R S - A R E - T R A P P E D -C U R L Y P U T S U P T f e R R t F |c r v . ( S ?
B a t t l e t o p r o t e c t t h e k i d — r »c h m a k i e x p l a i m s k -o
I S M lSSlM G - D A U G H T E R -T H E Y ^ A R E m a r r i e d A M D DAD
to
B u y s r a n c h f o r T h e m . - s t &r y w ru U n b v cuf?vy h im s e l f
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s h o c k e d
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47— Dogs, Cats, Pets.
THE SBBnNOLQ PRINTERY
AN SCO- CAMERAS
AND SU PPLIES
601 W. 9th St. W. N. Luniley, Prop.
I V
w
W a n t a S m a ll
[ . L a n d is heavy hammock und will raise nil hin.Ia of vegetables.
[ n r t f u U f u l Immenltrs with large abode frees nnd clone enough
k....*? Sanford to bo dcnimhlc. Electricity is available and also
( the finest of flowing w ater,
fA |I tract* hove an esaatern expoaure nnd front nlmut 125 feet
on the paved road. These tracts are priced very reusonublo
«t' 11.200 with $200 down nnd $20 per month.
>, b a t e s
MAJ«”“
.
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
_
_
* f * y » * n t—C
laanlnf,
pressing,
tailoring.
'
FOR
SAI.F
• joe « line
-tgallon cow.
K ! 74— Apartments For Kent
106 8. Palm etto Avenue. Phone
Garnet, Gimlcrvilh*
‘l
^ gc a line
340-J.
RENT—Fun
qr v
.
---- ■
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io
—
S
pecials
a
t
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e
S
to
re
s
.
,ncnt‘"odom. hot and cold wnSANFORD DRUG COMPANY
H request*
----------------------------- ----! f*"r' with garage. 70S W. l»t St.
fetes are for
“The Rexall Store”
We make s apecialty of our prompt
, hOIt RBNT—Two room furnished'
eieragc lengtn filling of prexoriptions and quick
FOR
i “ partmene. water, lights and
• delivery.
of 30c for
gas. 1101 French Avenue
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
IMPORTED D1NNERWARE
b restricted to . R u .p ERK, Ng
H aberfai|her
I'OR RENT—Ijirge ar>artment a l
SEE
so one or two bedrooms. 806
made The Sanheadquarters for C o l l e g i a t e
;
Magnolia.
Phone 206.
; be responsible I Clothes. 110 F irst Street,
THE BALL HARDWARE
t insertion, I ------ ■
----------------------- FOR RENT—Nice rooms nnd
subseouent 19— Bu tiding Con tractors.
apartm ents. Ferndnla Apt.
should be I ______ _____
.
sffices shou
PRONE 8
|y in case of
CLARENCE SMITH
TWO ROOM apartment and sleep
General Contractor
SERS
ing rooms. Space f()r car. 1009
600 West F irst Street
Union Avc.
xspresentativo
a t Phone 441
56— Fuel and Feed
ilisr with rates,
(£ MA3oR
| f 0r W<? ' e? woulW ' ikH to kn<w Y l M'i o . I o w KIAd !
JJ1,;, Z I V ,
my happiness, and I
HYOB VEEUN ?
w*'l gladly reveal it to any mar
ried woman who will write me ” 5 5 5 f e >
MrH- n u rto " offers her udvire en- -5*.
tlrely without charge. She hn.<
nothing to sell. Letter* nhoulfl be I
addressed to Mrs. M argaret Iturton- 2020 Massachuaelts, Kansas
City, Rio. Correspondence will be
strictly confidential.
Buy Direct From Owner, a 2-Acre Tract
, ~
On Dixie Highway No. 3
|l g — B u a ln u a S c iT k e O ffe re d
■B ttM
11
That Baby You’ve
Longed For
awdon-’l . tho birth-place of tho
Wrtltad tabloid pap^r.
1 y , ,
M d lt - T
C.V?ry wcck*dn.v P«d>e- T C ° eLd,ti^ n for thc
r o T a m t ly , much tho same ns
th at
on * ,,n o r finality of
b*2rB th® r ° yal cmb,em8vg° 2 rnm °nt ° f Scotlaild
>: ./■
Wl8he"
suppress nny news
..... .
-T’T
A7
MV HAMOs AKl’^al^
tf*gi and doing, of violators)
Help From the
m?u«
"
Fields and Forests!
* Li^h® American explorer in fin-^
-----—
fySwib Fleet S treet finds these outM«ny years ago Dr. I 'ie n r n
’•‘ Standing
differences
between "killful physician, who iodized the
<Aj«4riean and English newspapers: v,llu'‘ ,,f kerbs, knew that the Jn^ Adda on F irst Page
' dian women u,,L‘d ,l(,,‘»'tions mtule
of certain herbs nnd that they u s
London papers are much small- ually passed painlessly through
J* ttiost of them being limited to the ordeal of motherhood. Ho used
columns wide.
« *. . pages,
.
. seven
i,
, the same herbs nnd roots to proX'JUflpost all English papers util- pare nn improved nnd more pnlntW
*ron^ Pnff° f°r ad' able nervo tonic for wom ens ills
W t t a ng. They carry far less nd-jand called it Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
iflnniemg.
The reason for th is ' prescription. It has boon a great
,r‘ 2 2 *fi ; XP!fJned « by f . Prominent favorite for fifty years nnd still is
i f i ' r *** *°r wbo 1,0 d that Fng- n real help to women suffering nnd
i not yet. "educated up to still is a real help to women suff f nd^crtT,.',,nK" to the faring from ills peculiar to their
- me ox*cnt 88 iho United S ta te s .. sex. Nervousness, t no, Noon cli»7W* is a paradise for p ress-; appears. Ask your neighbor!
ilWfttit*. A press-agent can “ put
-Adv.
piiftsroaa" alm ost nny sort of story
, ip ? long as it Is interesting or
£#W W lng.
whole, Engliflh papers
*
k e i n y more sports than American
co,,r,ting horse racing, Mrs. Burton Advises Women on
occupies much space.
Motherhood nnd Companionship
L ittle American News
r*-v Comparatively little American .. F«r1 “ veral years I was denied
‘ *T» printed In E n g la n d -o n ly h°It b,""ln^w of motherhood,”
Ball fraction of th e amount of ^ rito" J!” - M argaret Burton of
J lih news printed In the Staten Knn"«HiClty- 1 was terribly nervpoitani. pronouncements
in °,ul"1 nnd “ubjcct to I'erioilt* ° r
:reg
-----* •
riblc suffering- an<i melancholia.
a rd-in g- foreign
re•la -, M
are cabled, but American pol- 1
a,m, tho proud motker of a
economic life and affairs in bcautlful littl0 daughter nnd n true
»l ere largely a closed book Pompan| on and Ineplmtlon to my
I B ritish Isles
husband. I believe hundreds of I
tU v'-fr . V ^ W
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SANFORD, FL(
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ie s e
'RICES IK U. S.
_ Ship Arrives
’Hong Kong Ex- _ _ _ J G 0 N Z 0 f f i
^ngr Earmarks
Gruesome Battle
leers Flee;
rsuit Is Made
Is Overpowered
ite Monday When
fatch Is Changed
Effect Of Strike in America
Hus neen Noticeable Dur
ing Past Month, Especially
in Many o f Dixie States
ORDINANCE TO BE
Foreign
NIGHT Increased
Demand Is Blamed
Tag Pnyera Invited to Meet
W ith City Contmisaloners Avenure Gain in Prices for
Pnst Thirty Dnvs Is $2,
And Planning Committee to
Survey of South’ Indicates
Study Proposed Measure
Five Kill
In Crash
Way
To. 'ScOf
NOV.I 17.— | half tho forty men, whllie atl|l 20
PORTLAND, Tenn., Nov.|
(/!>)—Two rescue crews of 20 men miles from tho I*aq. American
each racing through the night from wreck scene. Tho depot Rote w*a
different stations .to -c ffe i\ first converted hastily into a tem porary
hospital and aid given' the men
aid
to passenger, injured I when I who had started to glvo-nuccor to
one of the* South’s best vknov.n those injured in the train wrtjck
trainn was derailed near Hinder- an hour or two nnrlicr in tho night,
sonville, Tenn., met disaster thornThe Pan American train killed
selves laRt night when the rail mo- both occupants of tho automobile
tors which were carying them ! which it struck, Luther Payne nnd
in- Walter Frakcs, of Sandersvllle.
collided here, killing five and in-j
juring 111 of them, six probabjy fa- Tennessee. Tho impact caused by
tally.
'
I tho crash derailed tho train , tho
Two men had been kilted aifd six pride of the railway, seven car*
persons injured when tho Louis overturning. Fcur nogro dining
ville and Nashville’s crack train, enr employes wore injured nnd
the “ Pan American” struck an au two women hurt when tho diner
tomobile which derailed tho train was ditched.
last night. Hurried calls for aid
The pnssongers hurt wore Mrs.
t r clear away the wreckage and J. W. Ingram, Chillirothc, Ohio nnd
aid the injured brought tho two | Mrs. J. B. Ktuhhinn, Birmingham,
train crews rushing from Mitchell........... Alabama, neither seriously.
ville and Fountain Head, Tennes
That more persons were not in
see, townni Hendersonville. ••
jured was attributed to tho make
While traveling nt GO mile* nn up of the train which was all of
hoar the rail motors from thR two steel conches.
Ambulances took
towns met hend-on hero Inflict the injured passengers and porters
ing deatli nnd injury to m orejihan>tu Nashville.
Gale o f 72 Miles Per Hour
Takes Toll of Four L ites
And Causes Much Property
Damage in Atlantic States
Coastal and River
Ships Go to Cover
---------
t
.
C.0FC.
EXPECT m m TO
I
|
,
ScE i -SL ^ r^ nC« - Nar-”W.'y ! Satisfactory Results Obtained
Escape Death When
* Walls I In the First Two Days With
Of Asbury Theater Fnll-ln
30Q Memberships Expected
By
O’clock Tonight
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.- </p) -
(By The Associated Press)
Property owners will be given
Seven O ther#an opportunity tomorrow night to
The law of supply nnd demand
Moderately cold weather in enstgivo their views on the proposed has spanned ocean to impress upon
Including: *'
With IPrt memberships turned in
ern
stntes
today
followed
a
heavy
,
at
!:30
o’clock
this
afternoon,
with
zoning
ordinance.
A
public
hear
the
American
consumer
of
coal
the
iNG KONG. Nov. 17—
Member^ ofjl
rainstorm and a gnlc of 72 miles 1tho ‘•‘xec"Uve committee nnd one
\e lv e pirates were kill ing will be hold a t tho City Hall, significance of the striking British
i coal miner nnd set up a condition
, wss drowned and nine boginning nt 8 o’clock.
an hour, which took a toll „f four I0*™ T 1, to i ? por.1, Sccrptnry Trot
Be n t o n ' S
The City Planning Commission to govern tho purchasing power
. ...
tor, of tho Chamber of Commerce, —UP) — Bt
in a desperate bntlives, injured many and did con- predicted that by evening a total
a g e in g foun
‘the decks of the Brit- and City Commissioners will be of the dollar,
sidorahte damage.
i„f O00 memberships will have been
present.
S.
O.
Shinholser,
chairman
(-nni
n_ioo.
i_
o.,
...
uner Sunning and a
___, .
. ,
,
vmai prices m J2 southern cities
The gale nffcctod the section secured In the Chamber’s driv* for
oa
W K
ent pursuit of the of tho commission, today made an average i2 . fn„ u;„i ' Vi
.
PB,
.
U
o
r
.
»
persons
.
W
h
y
from
West Virginia to Mnssnchu- ! ,ft2fl-27 members.
Many other a world-wide
buccaneers, 80 milea
setts, six men were trnppod in a !’nr(I,, Wcrc ®*P«cted to bo turned than, three <>
nnd in
- Kong, it yvas learned the proposed ordinance to be pres- ( ycart
some instances n r e ,
.
coni mine nt Hazelton, Pa., by the I enrIy th '8 afternoon by several
_iy when the ship,
„
. . . i maintaining from $2.r>0 to 84 n i
overflow of a creek. A score of i wo*k®rs who had not reported this low ed on. I6 L,v w , j
The proposed ordinance, which 1ton higher thnn ...
|
itted by fire and hearing
when am rignea
small fishing craft were sunk off morning.
was
presented
in
a
condensed
form
0,
th
#
’
*
’Binning,
marks of the encounter,
S urt oh aerfoue
Princotown, Mnss.
J Many of the team members were
i
brought out, “
into port under guard, in Saturday’s Herald, would regu- I V , ™H. SPn!,on'
late and restricted the location o ff Authorities on coal cou.mntpHnn,' B i^ A K
Scores
of
persons
were
driven
'
fro, n the clty yeeterday and mer girl mea^lMra
captured pirates were trades and industries, the location n“tn bly thl‘. Notional \ssocintior.
from their homes by overflowing , tllc work (,i<l not *ct thoroughly
The bond woi
| to jail, officers of the ship of buildings designed for special
Purchasing Agent., contend t
rivers in northern Went Virginia " mlor W“Y until this morning, Mr.
Meldrium
and
! story of the fight,
and flood waters throughout the Trotter stated today. With a re Houee of David
uses und regulate and limit the , *lat cXl’ort tonnage of coal calls
the watch was being height and bulk of buildings e re c t-. f,,r
section hampered transportation sumption of activities this a fter secured by th*
1,nost in
*'>it it seems '
noon, the 30 mnrk will probably
late Monday afternoon, od or altored a fter tho ordinance j ,1nt unreasonable that an im re a s-1
and communication.
hotel building iti-i ] ,
be
surpassed, he believes.
ktei rushed the rails, over has been made effective. The ordidemand reacted against j
Coastal nnd river shipping was
which during tht>ifl
nearby officers a t the j nnnee will also determine the area t-1” s'»uthe;n hnuseiiolder in higher
The final effort will be put forth od by colony o«J< ..
forced to cover and sustained con
South American Nn*:on Sdnds Preparations for Eutertain- siderable damage.
! nvolvers nnd tnking eon- j of yard* and other open spaces prircs.
A British tomorrow, when overy team will Meldrium and RoeetU, | tin ship by putting two of surrounding huiuldings and reguApulngy nnil Cuba Accepts; | ing Largo Number of Dele- freighter nt Marcus Hook, below sta rt tho windup of tho enmpaign. | Four men membtl
The nveraee price for soft m al.'
abtr on the bridge.
into the number of families to un all grades, in the South is ? ll i 1 President Machado A sserts
Rates Are Nearly Complete; Philadelphia dragged anchor nnd It is expected hy those in chnrgo women, arrested In t
the work that the 1,000 member- i
.
..
v
ton, ns compared with SO 20 da vs i
lie Is Happy v. co in cid en t
Officer T. P. Rcatty nTuf «« « .
.
Prominent Speakers Hlalctl collided .with an Italian steamer of
3 2 ^ % ^
while a tug stranded ou a snnd bar ,h,,. . 0. , . i l l . . . l l y bo .tu ln .,1
| Officer J. W. Hurst, w ho! T.° carry out the purpose of the ago and tlie same price a year
held at bay by tho pi- zoninR ordinance, it is proposed to i ngo. While maintaining a level
HAVANA, Nov. 1 7.—UP)—Cuba
loam number soven was lcudlng !
Preparations for entertaining off Atlantic City wns capsized, its
. .
. . .J . .total
.
with
of GO I, t,ce‘
bondi w e n <k,,°
lly locate*! two revolvers i div*do tho city into districts, to ' over the 32 cities ns n group, prices has accepted an apology from U ru Y. M. C. A. men from all over the crew being roacued by coast at, noon today
|rju«is of ammunition, and provide n method of administration in sections and individual cities guay, and the strained relations atato who are to attend the state guardsmen after several hours of members secured. The next was ir t fd r December
team number six with 32 members.
between tho two countrios, culmi convention here Nov. 22-23, are be effort.
M decided to attem pt to to establish a board of appeals, and show nn even wider range.
"King Ben,1* who
for reviewing the decisions of the.
nating
in
the
severance
of
diplo
In
Asbury
Pnrk,
N.
J.,
a
score
|c*strol of tho ship.
Tho outlying sections of tho city ony from a
ing
made
a
t
the
local
heudquarFor instance, coal selling a t New
of th c ^ 'Y ” in tho First No- of workmen narrowly escaped will probnbly not bo touched until to a colony o f'
Orleans for $10 a ton is nn in matic relations by Cuba with the tt
their guns they board by court.
The provisions of tho ordinance crease of only GO cents over n Soutli American republic have been tional Bank Building this week,
death when the wall o( a theatre Into tomorrow and they are ex and women, was
I bridge. Tho two pirates
are
hold
to
be
tho
"minimum
re
under construction was blown in. pected to furnish a t legst 200 court of justle* by
composed.
|
Some
of
tho
most
promlnont
month ago while the same type of
were mowed down
Cuba s minister to Uruguay, Ric-1 speaker.) in the country are to bo Buildings a t the Sesqui-Sontonnial members.
members of the se ct A i
and left apparently quirem ents adopted for tho promo fuel a t Louisville cost 88 nnd at
At 0:30 o'clock tonight a report hi* hand shook vialfct|b j '
put the officers In tion of the public health, safety, Tampa, Fla., $16. The price at nrdo Garcia Y. Fernandez, al here to address tho various m eet exposition at Philadelphia wore
morals or general welfare.”
Louisville and Tampa represents ready has left Montevideo by or ings, among the former being W. badly damaged hy wind and water. of tho total members secured dur mainad silent during.
[the ihip’s workings,
Tho city has been divided into nn increase, over n month ng > of ders from his government nnd wna D. W eatherford, president of tho Camden, N. J., wns flooded, water ing the pnst two days will be courtroom
afterward one o f the the following districts:
Thote arrested
approximately $2. In the Floridn bound for Buenos Aires when Southern Y. M. C. A. College, standing six Inches deep along tho available, providing all team capboec*ncevrs rcv.'.ved .and
A—Residence Dir-tlltf „
tuins turn in their reports prompt: Leonard Rowe, U t
shortly before midnight when fed- Nnshvillo, Tenn.; J. C. Pennev, of waterfront.
city
deolers
claim
that
prices
a
t
jjk blank nt them but
B— Residence District.
Tho executive coi
A baby was killed when plown ly,
tho mines have Increased 300 per ro Rnsmo Cailonia, the Uruguayan Miami and Now York; R. II. Hng.
itW butt of a carbine
C— Residence District.
minister here, handed a letter of Atlanta, and George O. Drap r, of from n fire escopo In Brooklyn. In wfllch usually brings in thi
cent
in
some
instances.
If®® the deck by one of
Local Business District.
Weehawkcn, N. J.^
.,eui errand boy [number of mombeMhlps has
New York.
While British demand for coal apology to sub-secretary of the
" ', Inid him out again.
Business and Commercial DisMany special fentures, ir addi wns killed when ho' I m u in contact yet reported.
State
Cnmpa
fcT
a
statem
ent
of
innabelle Asker
j may have hiked pricos before the
pirate rushed tho triet.
tion to the business scssh i are with an electric feed wire blown
Team
number
four
did
not
sta
rt
Alfred
Guuni,
Uruguayan
'doleHelen
Bloom, 21 r * n . \
strike was settled and mining op
[ilrtTolver duel ensued a t 1 Industrial District.
\ . •
gate nt the League of Nations, being planned. Boys Deir nstrn- down by tho wind. A hoy wns until today, several of its members Myrtle Tulk.
erations
resumed
the
factor
of
i ami he fell dead,
Unrestricted District.
tionn nnd exhibits of bookt, maps, dragged into the Lackawanna riv being in Lakeland to attend tho
that
Cuba’s
sovereignty
was
rePurnell
whan
qtNMi
Thu districts are outlined on u transportation probably influenced strictcd by virtue of the perm anent: ehnrts and pictures are on iho pro er nt Scranton, Pennsylvania, hy a Laymen’s Convention of the Pres his identity gave hid/
lining buccaneers, seelV*n» going to defeat bo-1
m,,P» prepared by Gnrdncr S. prices throughout the South. Flor treaty between Cuba and United grain. The Halifax Boys B uid will piece of driftwood, nnd drowned, byterian church. Thoso belonging added: “I am a;
furnish music for the several whllo nt Hartford, Connecticut, a to tho team who remained In the
[Il pluck of the B ritish 1RoKer® of Chicago, city planning ida .farthest removed from the States.
No specific eh
painter wns killed by u falling city secured several memberships
seized G Cormack ®uglnoer,and now displayed in a I sourc®. P*y* moro for coni nnd has
ovents.
agalnat
the prf
Tho President Machada was in
’
’
—
-»
»*---•*
—
»
less
demnnd
for
tho
commodity
Following is pnrt of tho tenta flagpole.
«r of the Sunning : win,low ° f tho Uhnmbcr of Comwhich they have not yet reported. Hived beat to
formed of tho Uruguayan note, ho
thnn
any
southern
state.
tive program:
Wire communications wore dis
for n shield, rushed morco
Mr- Rogers will bo
of th* attorney
The Associated Press survey re accepted it ns ending tho break I Nov. 22. State Finance Commis turbed, Tarrytown, N. Y., was
present a t tho public hearing and
of the bridge in
between
the
two
republics
nnd
v^aled
that
while
New
Orleans
icxplnin details of the ordinance.
sion meeting, Seminole Cafe, 1 to without light or power for eight
pays only fifty cents more |>er ton expressed himself ns ‘‘happy over 4 o'clock.
fficera said, for'
i
| Special Group Meetinrs, State hours nnd thousands of dollnrn of
two defenders turned
than 30 days ngo, increase in the the incident.”
damage was caused by high waters
mtice
and. added a
deadliest fire, nnd
Thoro
had
been
slight
official
A tlanta territory approximates $3.
Chapter Association Boy’s Work nt Binghampton, N. Y.
[grites were slain. Cornotice
taken
of
utterance
of
S
e
n
o
r'
This uverngo price considers all
Secretaries, 1 to 4 o’clo 'k.
Froip *11 lection*
Train service was dclnyod in
vounded in the chest
and often from foreign. 1
grades of soft coal; for purli ulnr Guoni nt Geneva, which occurred i Ht#to PliyBical Comn, ltuCi { to norno sections. A washout on the
grades the fluctuation in prices va during tho discussion between the 1^ o’clock.
PANAMA CITY. Fla., Nov. 17. com* reports, varied na
Delaware nnd Hudson Railroad
Uruguayan and Cuba’s delegate
their «‘ffnrls to retake |
ries.
Cabinet Slntc Hi-Y Congress, tracks near Plattsburgh held up —(/P)—'Tho tug I-oroy, owned by erroneous of thi
1 tot; •“hip was futile,
In seven North Carolina cities Orestes Ferrara, during n session 4:30 o’clock.
trains for several hourti while tho thn Aikon Towboat and Barge fugitive. Only a
rrr* fired the first ciasH
Dinner in the Sanfc-d Woman's Ontario and Western and Erie re Company, of Pensacola, sank yee- did th* authorities
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 17.—(/P)1 prices represent an increase of 93 of the League last September, un
*t'"n* "t Hie ship, hoping —Mobilization
...................... of the state militia cents over 30 days ago, while in til newspapers in Buenos Aires Club at 0:30 o’clock. This dinner ported delays from wushouta nenr torday 20 miles south of St. An was living quietly, moi
t htidge too hot for the J in nn effort to prevent further loss four South Carolina cities tho in nnd Santiago, Chili, published a r is to be furnished by Hanford civic Scranton, I’n. Stcnni engines had drews bay a fter springing a leak of his subjects.
tot the wind carried the of life In the trappers war in crease is approximately $1.7G. ticles quoting Senor Gunni.
clubs and by the Cha: iber of Com to. bo substituted for electric loco in rough scaa, it was learned hero
Swooping down
hoard away fri)n, thu con. St. Bernard’s Parish, near New Other cities, grouped by states,
The Cuban minister at Monte merce.
night on thq
motive* in cor4ain instances on tho today.
‘fling the dead and Orleans, was expected to bo asked and showing the approximate in video forwarded to the State D e
Tho first state convention sos- Now York, Now Haven and H a rt
The crew, consisting of 14 men Utsi the- tro<
stw and making it im- of Govornor O. H. Simpson here crease in the 30 day period are:
partm ent nt Havana n report on slon is to bo held on the morning ford Railroad.
nnd headec _ Capt. 0. D. Cahoon, rection og I. H.
'torwume their attack on today.
rowed to si ore In lifeboats, and no their way througR t
Three in Tennessee, $1; three tho Bucons Anlrcs newspapers of Nov. 23 nt 9 o'ch ck. Tho sec
' Hurst.
windows, »y
Sam Gnwiand, said to be a in Alabama, $1.50; three in Floridn statem ents. Culm then requested ond session 1b to open nt 2 o'clock, Physician Fears That fntnlitics occurred.
Convention liendquarteru
Tho tug, n 212-ton vessel, was
Trooper* Bmrtmhm'
mo attracted the British deputy sheriff and n former ju s-j$ 2 ; four in Georgia $2; the Rich- nn npnlogy from Uruguay and set p. ni.
the hour of noon yesterday for are t<» bo in the First Presbyterian Mrs. Jane Gibson Will enroute to Sarasota at the time
Aided hy flood*1
Bue “ 'l anil other vessels. tice of the peace, was killed and mond, Virginia, territo ry $1.
of tho accident. The sinking took to the colony _
Fk, the attackers launched 11 otiier men wounded in a clash
In striking contrast to the sit the receipt of a reply. When this church.
Be Unable to T estify place in 20 fathon* of water, and biles the trooper*
oat* :im| disappeared in yesterday between several hun uation th at looms for the average wns not received the ministor to
BROWN PLEADS GUILTY
the owners will bo unsbla to sal edmlnlstratlon-l
*75swith them H. dred trappers nnd a small group householder, who soon must con Uruguay was ordered home.
SOMERVILLE, N. J., Nov. 17. vage it, It was gtated. The loss
Manuel do in Vega Y C nldw n,
Th* "king'*
p*y; a" Miplwyu of the of deputy sheriffs nnd nrmed front Santa Claus and a diminish
DOUGLAS, Ga„ Nov. 17.—(/P) —(M —The prosecution In tho was estimated at about 940,000.
r**u'iisit)N Service.
has
been
called
home
from
his
post
heralded,
unws
ing
supply
of
coal
in
his
collar,
guardsmen of trapping lands con
—Coming as * - complete surprise Hall-MIJIs murder trial expect*, to
Distress signal* wtre sent out found. aeated in a; i
,V?’ ,r3 " n* running...... A trolled hy the Louisiana M uskrat Is tho unconcerned attitudo of res us Cuban minister to Argentln*
Ifaif ngcr whose name wns Ranch, Inc.
idents of Miami. The telephone for not having protested when and bringing his trial to un abrupt call Mr*. Jane Gibson, its atarwit- whon the leak was discovered, Cap only in his . * /
the articles considered offensive to «nd, Major Brown, outstanding heis, tomorrow, but her physician, tain ahoon said, but tho crow was him stood two m in '
g *■» jmt „ff in „ Ufoboat
Machine guns, rifles, shotguns directory of the Florida Metropolis
forced toabandon the veaiel before be attendants to a
who feared for nnd pistols barked when a boat lists only ono coal dealer and his Cuba's dignity were published in figure of tho 12 defendants charg D r., Charles Kelly beli^ee, she
ed
with
murder
in
connection
with
forced to abandon the vessel bffore other rooms of the
will
not
bo
ablo
to
testify.
Court
the Buenos Aires papers.
boat later was load of deputies nnd guards en office is closed.
the lynching of Dave Wright here was adjourned over today on the assistance came.
FPh’ Ihe X
found three men, Atf* [
N,,rweK>an steam- countered a large nummbor of
in September entered a plea of assurance of Special Prosecutor
LEAVE ON MOTOR TRIP
tha
trappers in Bayou Terre Aux Sanity
Verdict Will CHICAGO, Nov, 17.— W — guilty Just before noon today and Alexander Simpson, that Mra, Gib- 8 t . ANDREWS, Fla., Nov. 17. woman,
tendant
th
'
'IS*1! m ,v ‘’d nnd put a Houof, approximately thirty miles
Pine* Nicholas and Princess Ileana tfM 'given a sentence of life im spri would be able to *ptf*4y to —f/P)— Captain (£ D. Cahoon and
Be
Argued
in
Manley
from
New
Orleans.
Both
factions
M raiifT !1, scttinK °kout
morrow.
,
' thirteen men, the craw of th* tug
of Rumania, each at. the whool of prisonment.
The
pnuit of tho two boatloads claimed their opponents were the
Case
on
an
open
car*
left
today
for
an
ov*rr
It ,1s through th* testimony o t Leroy which foundered yesterday
One boat containing first to open fire.
«
land trip to Indianapolis whero ' Taxes on/automobilae in Franc* u n i Glbeon, regarded a* the .only So mile* south di Saint Andrewa
Was sighted. On boE fforts of the trapping land
ATLANTA, Nov. 17.— {/Pi—A they will bo joined tonight by tb*Ir are figured upon the number of witness of-,the staying of the Rev. bay reached here early today In
• , n' 0,11e of them Jumped ryndlcate to have federal author hearing on a motion to set aside
horsepower developed by the mot Drv idw ard W. Hall VanA l S . lUibpaM, They proceeded to Pfii<
drowned and the ities and New, Orleans police in the vordict of a jury that found mother, Qaadn Mario, cording by
tacole to report the incident to of
or.
t
*
train.
Eieimor R. Mills, that tiid-.proae* ficial s of th* Aiken To
taken captive.
> I
tervene proved unsuccessful yes- W. D. Manley, Atlanta, banker sane
ration hope* to lay * solid founda Barg* Company, owner*
■
•
tilh
steamer
will be held on Dec 11, but the
0f th»
, RuiyanF. ite rd a y and last night.
.
•v
v*
tion of th«\maM of testimony al toy.
no Sunning s distress,
- f. ' , •
•
former head of the Banker* Trust
>th« rescue.
j *
ready heard. The trial of Mrs.
JL
Ry that time
Company of Atlanta want on trial I
J s .1
i ruA
Frances Steven* ,Hall amt her
en subdued and ^iteT Annual U. D. C. Meet today on a felony charge. _
brother#, Willi# and IT
nt Suiyang suecoed- Opens at Richmond
The pro*ecutl6n moved quickly.
i*
on*,
for the Stonier o f _______
Judge d . H. Howard hod stricken
l* t0.w ,rt>P® aboard
but it broke.
vs
for his bond and he was still in
tion
Block and blue Trait*, alleged.
RICHMOND, Vo., Nov. 17.—( f t out a' clausa of the ' "
X J t «* hi.’ V*. . - ' *
*
• * V*
which
woujd
hav*
i
have
—The •$m« tree# that shaltflfed
W. H. Mitchell,
.
.
sheriff fueposod
remnant* of the Confederacy <W 4 a
by MltcheUY wtf* Id the coutt o t
Jts’s ............
A
_
to, the county jell,
-I--:-jJ
year* ago dropped their »otnm
mitted the “Fraudulent failure,” of M. W. Lovell, justice of tha fWM*,
held out his hand-to
Itears Old Today leave* on another generation today the
am2* -»
.?*v:
Formers and Trader* Bank, of late Tueeday. afternoons
hot ah* ignored his st
as tho United Daughter* of the
•Vtz-i
Mltcb*n3Mrife,
about
80
which,
ha
was
president.
ation.
.
1
.am
r - E t e l f ' u J - Nov- l7 ~ Confederacy began their thirty- .. Man ley olio wo* '
old, ta lk 'd jnto th*
»h* said.
<' ”1?
third annual bu*in#»s, aearie*4**' ' :
deice
Trait Company,-wi
Mbs Anna If.
Si?
fiscal agent for a
If Nftjimrk, N. J., one year
month, according to jh *
end
‘‘
ti
Bln
lead ('4. 2- 1® dead w°nua.'«
f to’.* memorial errrie^^
m m
I tie* , ^ r V1! ’ her d*u»KSaunders,
L * \ ! Udwth# trUl 6f
1
“Y” MENMAKING
CUBA,?™'GUAYISi PLANSFORSTATE
HEAL**) BY
SESSIONS HERE
Tug Sinks In Gulf H sfr+Z m
But 14 Men Aboard
Reach Shore Safely
Governor Simpson
May Ask M ilitia To
End Trappers’ War
December 11
Alleged Wife Beater, % Jailed Here
County.
JaL
j^iUs Would Be
m
1* s . r u hav, bMn
r■uu ‘Upended
,n b”th8r>
^
on her
.been —
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73
Scholastic Requirements
j Fight Results
rs
ry Usse. N*
Agulnaldo,
London, q
Wrangley^)
By The Associated Press
BOSTON — Dick- (Qoneyhoy)
n e w yob
Finnegan, Dorchester beat Chick knocked 0^"
f / J OT Slices. New Bedford, 10,
. onne, Nj.j ,
® i
SIOUX FALliS, ,fi; i)._ C |y d e ^ o n e , defeKtij
■Faith, S. D., beat yTtyn my Irwin,; ninny 10.
JACKSO N,‘tJMUa, tony. 1(1,—UP), members but few of the technical Kansas City, 10; oJhVirtjr; Martin,
MASON’’
—Scholastic
requirem ents
for schools have been admitted, Ala Lnrchwood, Iowa, defeated Tommy Morris
members of athletic teams nnd bamn Polytechnic Institute, and . Ryan,
Rvnn. Don Moines
Moinoi 8.
R.
. . l *. .0ttx
a .technical
£ l*
regulation o f ' absences brought the -Georgia School of Technology] BALTIMORE—Lew Mnyrs, B al-’ Nichols St*
nbout by athletic games are ex being notublo exceptions.
timoro, bent Johnny Ceccoll. Scran -1 Rivers, ’
pected to have a prominent placo
Revision of tho list of accred- ton, I*a. 12. -Bud Nolan, St. Louis, Irish Joe gZL .
in the discussion nt tho anutinl ited schcvds nnd the ndmissioh of ♦knocked out Lewis Spngnolia, Buin r ir n r r .^ * ^
meeting of the Southern AssocUwi new secondary schools to mem- timore 22.'/
J^STER^
| tion c.-f Colleges and Secondiiry \ bership will be tho prlncipnl b u si-; I.OUISVILLE—Sammy Mandcll, J ’ v , '
Schools when th a t body assem bles' nosn before the commission oni lightweight champion, knocked out | McKeesport " •
here on Nov. 30, for a four-day ses secondary schools, according to Rny Moore, Chicago 0.
(cells 10. ’ 7,
sion.
Proffcssor l.in, a member of the
PITTSBURGH—Jnckio
The graduates of the Syracuse, dsafeated Cuddy De-J York*'hi'
The tendency in the nssocintion committee.
has been to uphold high stan d ard s| accredited schools are admitted to mnreo, Pittsburgh, R.
! w ^ |,» u * *
for nthletes and to restrict nb-i f'by nnd all colleges nnd universT O R O N T O -French D,danger, ■Abif i J J * " ? "
senoes to n minimum. Professor J , I ities in tho Unitcil States without Toronto, knocked out Abe Hcil-i i,..rr„,, ’ ’
San
({cede Lin, of Millsapn College,' examination except those schools man, Pittsburgh 1.
I .-aid in diacussing this phase of th at refuse admission on the certi-|
CHICACO—Johnny Hill, Phi)" bat'': tiecoina
liie meeting.
The p ro le --or coni f.cnte plan.
\\ . I,. Spencer, state ' adelphfn, beat Don Davis, Chicago,
"'-vrackq
sidered action to enforce tegular high school supervisor bo- A la-1 10. Hy Gottfried, Chicago anti
•be
party h
aitcmiuncn ns probnlile at
the bonia, is chairman of the cottiiins- Te<l lllntt, St. Puul drew, 0. Hen"An,| .o',.
I I oming meeting.
sion t»n secondary schools.
j
Tin* 72 collrjjcn nnrl IS •• «m«i-,
tndy schools from twelve s ml hern P r i n c e t o n - C r i m S O I l
ate will coine to Jackson as i **•_
r-,
n
M/W-
«*'\ f
football fan* will hove Presbyterian church, has control
to see one rnorc game of over the student body in mnny re
football before the curtain spects sim ilar to Notre Dome Uni
l:* « rn ..
versity, famous for its athletic
i, Unlverai^y of DeLond teams, particularly football. The
iUe College of Mary- students live on the campus. They
11 clash on Municipal eat, sleep, study and play on the
TbbnheglYing Day. The college property. Maryvillo has
»• been tran sferred from five dormitories. The solidarity of
to . Hanford by an agrcc- colloge life makes for a strong
•*een Conch McQuillan of school spirit nnd is responsible for
Ahd Maryville College ath- the development and student sup
port of fino athletic tennis.
■•authorities.
'At Notro Dame, more thnn hnlf
i(Maine will be played under
of
the 2,500 male students live in
iguaplces of Camphell-Lossing
l . ‘ No. 68, American Legion. the residence halls. The fnon ent,
>n’'McQuillan of Stetson con sleep, plu? und study on the cam
ferred with American Legion of- pus at this Catholic university and
<!> fId o ls here late Monday afternoon. are under the elose supervision of
, ' Tho Stetson mentor asked the le the fueulty. The discipline and
ft Mbit officials, M. !). Hutton and campus life has played n great part
I«eh»y P. Chittenden, respectively in providing Conch Kmite Itoekne,
retirin g and incoming commanders famous Notre Duntc mentor, with
of tho legion port, to make the plenty of m aterial and men of an
7Xr S tatio n athletic authorities a busi athletic trend and sound bodies.
Maryville College atidetic team s
ness proposition.
have benefitted in the same m eas
a-is ..f Miiisups and Mississippi! May Renew R elations
‘“.’A tentative proposition contin- ure as the result of tint discipline
(
liege, althougil all members o f j y \ g R c S l l l t o f P a r l e j r
t»' •, gent upon the term s offered by the and campus life.
, I be association in Mississippi joltt‘ ! „M, L
aryville
,,
. . College
.
,nuthorltlcH woh i’ Stetson University spirit is run]«■•! in the invitation.
Reservations
tnaae. a t the conference.
T h is injnff |,jKh , hjs scn,„ n aa thu resalt
PRINCETON, N. J., Nvv. 18.
for 270 delegates have been made —I/P)— Prospects for restoration
* message was received i |(^ t j,c marvelous victories of the
N
and officials tire expecting an nt- of rt Intions between Princeton and '
Sf
Cbdch L 9 . H,maker of Mary- | „ n tt, rH.
When lho stetronite:.
■
T his bank has tho reputation of getting
1tendance of more than .100 of the Harvard appeared brighter today.
r h<Ch ^
flnnnci“ ' !clashed with the Rollins Tars in
with its customers.
South*.;
lending
educators.
■
t j r b a th a t were satlsfuc ory; to the .S u»ford .... Hollins Home-Coming
An invitation for “a complete and |
a
You will find, too, thal our etisinmers
Stetson
and American legion o f - .)|nyi , h„ Mlet|lon ,(tH(h.„t ,)(M|y ttl.
---------I The routine of business is estab frank diii'tiNsion of tile grievances i
fi
exceedingly well with ns in tinothcr t
lished so us to speed action as of each university" tendered by
I s 2 , Detain. The receipt of this te le - 1'tended the game almost KM) per
muko progress.
; ic.iicb as possible and thrash out Harvard to Princeton, will be tie-1
$$
Ci in^ Ci , thf _ “ ‘!nl0 J ^ ata' Scent. Friends of tho Baptist school
ford. A special meeting of tho le - ;Jn n 0i,an(i have also supported the
tit**
many
problems
during
the
They find our service an aid (*• success,
r " '. .
'
________
ci pt< d by Princeton, judging from }
■gton will be called^for this week team enthusiastienlly.
four tiny session.
Following the the opinion of a spokesman.
cil ities nre tools placed in I heir hands and
These
lassies
from
the*
Savage
School
in
New
York
will
testify
that
w i n th e proposition will be placed
Stetson easily defeuted the Hol
total plan the coiitmis.ion on mlTho
invitation
was
sent
last
1
making use of I hem to achieve 1heir em
hef«ra tho meijber*
lins Tars, XI to I). The H alters won bobbed bet,sera are the beat for butting soccer hulls. See bow, their leges and the rommis-uon on see night hy the Harvard student conn-'
This
sam e service is open to you. Wejj
S tetson and Maryvillo, meeting over the Southern Moccasins, 17 abbreviated coiffures fly ns they practice in Central Park. Heath up i t.tit'ary schools will mcc
cil to (In* Princeton senior coun
to
use
it.
strong foea, have either vanished to 0. Southern held the Universi (left t aright) are the Misses iNubelh* Knowles, Ctindin Thomas and ! ::u m 'o n le r to 'p re se n t 'the ilcfit.ite
cil.
H was In reply to n- litte r
them o r held their opponents to low ty of Florida Alligators to a score Wilmer Hinschler.
' plans Itefore the first general sent by tin* Princeton council be
? £ ecowos.
of JO to 0 early in the season, and
m illin g of the association on the fore Princeton decided to break off
M aryville clashed with both the on a comparative score liasis,
. morning of Dec. 2.
relations.
v
U niversity of Kentucky und Unl- Stetson would he reckoned to be
Prinrl-ti.'ii’s letter referred to an
| All problems will he tho .'oughly
,f Tennessee und held them on equal scoring term s with tho
attack on Princeton incraln in the
jthraslied
out
hy
the
comniissiiaiH
Alligators. Stetson clashed with
.
low scores.
| before being culhil to the alten- Harvard Lampoon lust Saturday,
W i lIIA.
the strong Spring Hill College el
, tion of the generul session. Two the day of tin* Princcton-llnrvuid
SANFORD, FLA.
Southern’ Conference honors even of Mobile, Ala., In Tampa
'fu
ll
days
will
he
taken
up
in
(football
game,
nnd
asked
for
a
i
II Its defeat last .Saturday by j three weeks ago and the gume end
tliis m anner with the commission!; definite expression of opinion:' ns i
Brbilt, beat. Maryville three ed in a scoreless tie. Spring Hill
holding separate sessions to con to Princeton from the Harvard |
hy a lone touchdown. uuuully turns out football teams
■
•
th a t can hold their own with Ho
’fin e I score was 0 to U.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—t/P)— ( tition from the I.chigh team hut sider the problem of their groups, student council.
Tim
commission
on
colleges,
ryviHc turns out strong teams ward, Birmingham -Southern, Tul- The dram a of tho annual lliirvurd j New York must fight hard against
'football, bnskothnll and luise- uno and other strung Southern and Yale buttle, robbed of much o f 'th e University of Nebraska . in headed hy Dean Ii. D. Campbell
to a
of W ashington nnd Lee Univers
/y The college operated by, tho football teams.
i its importance by early season de- Lincoln.
ity, perm anent liiuinm n, will take
j feuts and Princeton domination of 'the illicitly Georgetown oaifit
i the final Big Three series, pro„ ,„il:,>iv«* sipmd to New op tlie miieh-diseusr.ed problem of
i vides the .colorful feature of Sut - y „ ,lt f (lannual Fordham cn | Ihe schola.'.tic requirem ents for
' i mrinbi rs of college athletic teams
urdny's conflicts as Ihe eastern f.ngemenl.
VW..I Virginia lias and is expected to have definite
A progressive Dairyman is alw ays ready lo lest
font ball scasim nears a el"-.e.
a ta rta r in Lartiogie Teeh.
recommendations for presentation
—
Here’s a tip to try— Feed Dairymen's Dclifk
AllliiMigii Tad Jones plans little'
‘‘W hippet" C arr, flashy S yra before the generul meeting.
’ . . . -A
Dr.
cows and note the added milk supply.
ehange in tho front thut will face, cuse hack, is working lightly in A. L. Bonduraiit, of the University
“ Your .Money Back If You Arc Not Salisfie
PINFIIURKT, N. C.,
ov. Hi. Harvard, tho Crimson machine is the hope of seeing action against of Mississippi, in secretary iT the
Holy Cross commission.
— t/P)—With Jim Harms, former due for a complete overhauling.1 Niag.ua Satin day.
M tanesota W ith Rejuvenated American and British open champ Coach Arnold Horwecn announced has ii tilt with (lie much dcfbikcd . A number of new institutions
1* intt what a cow EATS but what she
DIGESTS that produce} milk and 101110-fats
V, tt" Eleven Comes to Michigan | ion, leading the procession i() pro- th at a sweeping reorganization,of Heston University eleven ami of higher learning have filed
,, Saturday tor 2nd C ontest ; ' fcflsionul players had urriveii here the eleven would take place this Boston Col luge takes it final work mi mbership applications witli tin*
f.: ; . i« N orthw estern Due for Win tedny ftv the annual mid-South week. Only two men nre certain j out against Providence College.
association anil these will he
iimuteur-profeuslunul best
hall of places in the startin g lineup, i Colgate will rest for the annual placed before the commission a t
f e j ^ H I O A G 0 , Nov, 10.—(/P)— A championship tournnm ent which P ra tt will be a t guard and S ayles' classic with Brown on the ThunUs- the opening of the meeting. Prac(Ouumtni ' i t I’rcton)
Captain Coatly, i n - j giving holiday card,
tw ist In tho 1020 conference atarts
Htur ts a t the Pinohurst Country ut fullback.
ly,...-, , queer
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.CoaUtns more dun 75<r DIGESTIBLE nutrients.
1 ticiilly all of the standard literjured in the Princeton struggle I The Navy alone of the service | ttry schools of the South are now
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'h* ' fohtball schedule threatens to c'lul on Wednesday.
Jin*. W. Sa
Ob'* toaa the Big Ten championship
Many of the professionals book will fill n tackle berth if his (levins enn work for !intini:iil recI’turn# ■
ignition in the annual Army strugju st beyond the grusp of Michigan ed for the biffit ball mutches had condition permits.
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Whilc Nuvy, Brown tnid Army, gle in Chicagc on Nov. 27.
A
* • ,For of tho two elevens fighting not arrived today.
Among those
i-!; f t put irf tho stretch of thu titlu arriving besides Barnes, who is the three lending cundidales for j commanding victory for Navy in
race, Michigan has tho harder final paired with Jnhim f Farrell, of the eastern liiurel wreath, take the coming classic, not only would
it.
because of u schedule irre- Quaker Ridge, N. Y., are Henry "breathers” this week in Loyola. fettle the Sailors a t the eastern
Qood Health Depends Upon Good
’ jruU rltty th at makes Minnesota a and Al Ciuci, of French Meadows; Ntw Humpsihre University, und pinnacle hut would replace Navy
Elimination.
foe fo r tho second time of the Freddie
McLeod,
Washington; Ursinius respectively, Lafayette on ii pur with Notre Dumr for
E T E N T I O N o f b o d ily
action.
Tommy nml Snndy Armour, of and New York University, the country-wide honors.
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waste in the blood iacuiled
Northwestern, on the other hand New York; Al Espinosa, Emmett two other undefeated and un tied
a "toxic condition.” This often
haylrtfl bad two easy victories over French, Southern Pines, N. C„ and elevens, bring their successful
Women like to “look in mirrors
gives rise to a dull, languid feel
Indiana, has benefitted by - the Carl Rocco, Vero Beach, Florida.* seasons to a close.
to bnsk in the, reflected glories
ing and, sometimes, toxic back
Lafayette expects little enrnpe- or drugstore complexions.
t» l» t and is n decided favorite to
Donald Parsons, of Youngstown,,
aches and headaches. That the
down Iowa while the Wolverines Ohio, will be paired with Emmet j
kidneys arc not functioning
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brace againBt M innesota's assault. French. Halbert Blue, of Aberdeen.
properly boftenshown by burn
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' Six weeks ago the two team s S. D., Ellie Maples, Pinehurst, and 'T S e n t a 3 o * * c l f o r -5
ing or scanty passage of secre
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looked like good fortune for Mich- Dick Wilson, Southern Pines, are C o n v e n i e n c e - ^
tions. Thousands have learned
i Ifftnr, Just aftor n 20 ter 0 victory among the am ateur contestants al
nowadays
ii'laya to enjoy the pleasures
toassist their kidneys by drink
III. tho f ir s t of tho series.
The ready entered.
lotorii
of motoring.
For our plan makes
ing plenty of pure water nnd
'
fall has shown th at defeat to be
it possible for you to enjoy n
theoccasional uscof a stimulant
Wednesday will he occupied with
. tu rning point in Minnesota's am ateur-professional best
drive whenever you feel the urge,
d iu re tic . 50,000 u se rs give
v;
ball,
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ftu n e a , however, und the Goph- four ball mnlchos and Thursday
Doart’a signed endorsement.
und lit the flume time* eliminates
Ask your neighbort
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‘ . ers now loom In Michigan’s path with best bull mutches for timaall the disadvantages of individual
f-.y ■After an ominous 81 to 0 conquest tours paired together und similar
ownership. You drive yourself, go
of Butler.
where you like, return when you
matches for teams ot profession
plcusr,
nnd puy us only a nominal
V* Tho B utler game found the trn- als.
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Stimulant OiarHk Is Ika K iiaay
/ditlonglly crushing Gopher a t
nmoiint for each mile you tide.
Parta-MilbwD Ox. U(« Cbum^DuXjfcxN Y.
;;; j ta c k away to a slow sta rt
this
Reel & Sons
alm ost nt its peak, and Yost
Myrtle nnd 2nd Street
i’;'-, J^Ipds himself this week worrying
' YStoui defense than uboul the ofwhich awept aside Ohio
i r k i t Saturday by un un)y narrow
PRINGETON, N. J., Nov. 1(5.
Yoat and Speari labored —(A*)—Ohio State la to have Har
Tho Studebakor Standard Six Custom Victoria
t*ilb tearni in perfect con- vard’s place on Prlncoton’H foot
THE INAUG URAL
adds custom beauty to inherent Sludelmkcr qual
chine wa* diyop a prellm- ball nchcdulc next year.
running overJ and MlnneThe announcement came nt tho
ity and economy. It accommodates four people
Ipean plunged into the sor- same timo as news th a t tho Princewith
comfort— has a hand^package compartment
k*kf now playa given his teum to a student council had accepted
inside, and liberal spaa* under the r.lo|)iug rear
but' not, m Michigan H arvard’s Invitation to a confer
i t naad in tho crushing vie- ence to consider th* difficulties
deck for tho tro p h ica ^ A h o p p in ? or the necessi
r- the Hootier eleven.
between the two unlvaf*itl«* that
& Ayj-y.-i
•*r
ties of travel.
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nesutted' tn'< lifapenilon of athletic
l <wlth Io w a .^ s S
SE M IN O L E R A C IN G C L U B , U ngw oo4,JFk> rid s
contact last week.'.
, hi* , Chicago forces with
Both H arvard and Princeton
tjlipna) chance o f . turning will meet w estern conference
Rusy to look at . . . easy to ride in . . . easy to
iftaeonetn in the ranewnl of teams next fall.
Indiana hun
handle . . . easy to pay for. A ear of custom dis
‘•old w arfare. .
hern given a place on Harvurd’s.
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tinction at the cost o f an-ordinary car. We invite
ia grooming tho drop- schedule. No announcement has (
F ro ity Petora and h(n come from H arvard, however, in |
yoi^to see it.
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iffv catch Ohio S tata’a and regard to a successor for the date'
the Buckeyea 'fo r a poa- loft open by Princeton's break i
“See the World’s Greotesl Horses and Jrivera and hi
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Th* Prlncntnn Bchodule fOllOWS1.
K cJ ■L t
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fit 8th, Lehigh;
y j f IA*
W ashington and vLooj 22nd,
b Start Promptly a t j&.P. M.
Coyii.Il) 29th, WillhwL M d Mary i
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Getting Along Wei! Togeti
Conflict Between Harvard
And Yale To Furnish Most
Colorful Saturday Event
F IR S T NATIONAL BA!
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WILLBEI40 Pro Golfers At
Pinehurst For The
OPPONENTSMid-South
Tourney
WOLVERINES
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Ohio State To Have
Harvard Place .On
Princeton Schedule
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NoVember 19th to 27th
The Premier Event ot Florida's Sporting Hwj
‘‘ON THE DIXIE BETWEEN SANWHtD AND 0RLANR0
Commencing NOV. 11th and Contin
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Vthfir'’ ])>sts in
paw.'bounH for here, too late
knowledge, o f their ‘m ovements
to reach that colony watchmen.
•The raid wap conducted solely
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Hunt
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man to ThorarK/ A n diron, lota f ' l Willi&m Mart in to Trank Fbu1* and 0» _bloek
Lake Wayman gett.
Heights, Longwood.
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| Mrs. Hilmer Lunquist to Elm er
' El C. Atkina to W. T, Atkins, I p. Lundquist. '
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SEtk o f NEV4 bf Sec. 9 tp. 21 S | F. E. Sherman to .W illiam ' I.
range 31 east.
i Clark, lot 8, of block G; Buena
Rhoda -B. Ewing to Llszle L. vista Eeetates.
Bell, lot 5, block 13 tie r 6 E. R .! j . c. Bill", J r , to M. E. Dooley,
T rafford’a map.
i lot* 19, 20, 21, block fl W hitcomb’s
M lller-Smltth Inv. Co., to John f]rflt and second addition, Geneva. >
1 ■ Lanta'<H*tt1e, lot
block 1,1 Mollio B. Dooley to A. WrDayWi
a r t ^ abbdiyislon. . ...
1lot* 19, 20, 21, block 0,
$ou)rt, Inc. to Jertnettc L.
iGowihde. lSlf 20 Rose Court.
San L tn U l Investm ent Co, to
Daniel. H . i^pFarland, ldt £5, block
8, Sari Ldhta subdivifton.
Slpisch Realty Co. to Bibasle and
Joe Sm ith, tot 12, block 9, tier
(Continued From Pane 1)
y<: W e lf a r e ’garm ent*, th e Tulk woman wan in
i K1 w a n ts deshabille. Asking but few ques
A s s is ta n c e tions, the troopers gathered the
M and O t h e r s flock together end ruahed them to
jail fo r questioning.
t o f placing orphans in
The raid was made oh the re
fittg i employment for su lt of Information given th j po
ids*
T tn sm n r a fc E 1
f a d m others and lice by Mrs. Bessie Woodworth
‘ L p a rty ” in cases and her husband, both form er
described members of t h f ^ u j ^ and com
^ o t s ^ e l f a r e , o p plainants a g a i n ^ ^ ^ rule which
im portalon-df oaf
a l the iuncheon- holds members under tmvoicign
as
ire/than ^^#0,1
4*t
l of th« Kiwunis Club iu the sway of the king, -hidf-styled
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rfptffting was devoted to
hi?*
Torn from his realm and faced
'fef*£he club’s “Big Broth- by his accusers and acquaintances
of which Heyward of form er years, Purnell broke Un
k
-Chairman. Fred R. der the quizsing of police , to ad
■ati'of the Seminole m it hla identity.
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ire''B oard, spoke of
F ate of Man Unknown
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i f a l n g done by the hourd.
W hat will be done with the pris
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he' enid th a t in the 150 oners has not been decided. Fac
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lied the. past year a ing Purnell nro a series of charges,
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individuals were in- serious both to him and the col
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V Shb wan given a vote of ony. F irst plans to rush him at
.tiS.tS.&SJW.SM-J1
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^byhfhf club in appreciation once to Lansing were abandoned.
efforts.
Charges sworn to by Ruth U.
ice and banquet will feat- Reed and Gladys R. Rubei, face}
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_:**ln(Ue" bight,” nt the For- hin\ as well as several civil suits,
Pj.'VA
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.. Ike Hotel late in December one of which seeks dissolution of
lllg
»rly in’ January, it was »n- the colony.
I today.
Orlando KiwanReady to appear against him i.«
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m ’b* Invited to he the guests an array of witnesses brought
Sanford cluh.
gethcr in previous investigations
Kiwnnin cluh decided to ns- ami grand jury proceedings which
fc.Jh furnishing automobiles to ho fa r have resulted in tint little.
H A T ’S how easy
flfttl in escorting delegates and
Rewards for the capture of tin.
Anna
Konmnnickn,
JO.
who
has
lived
in
the
United
States
for
the
»r* to the state convention of “ King" have been paste I totalling
it is to make a
i?Ti. M. C. A. next Monday and approxim ately $4,000.
Repented past 11 years, was barred by immigration officials upon her return
iy.
O ther civic organiza- attem pts to disclose immorality in from a visit to her dying fnthcr in Poland. For a month Miss Komnr- perfect substitute for
ara alsw expected to furnish . the colony have resulted in the mickn was detained at Filin Island, New York, uwniting the decision whole milk w ith Purina
R, A. Winston is chairman startin g of lawsuits th at are still which now means that she cannot re-enter the laud of her adoption.
Calf Chow.
h-com m ittee on automobile hanging fire.
Her re-entry permit, she says, was stolen from her in Paris.
te tlta sDrlvers are asked
Accompanying the rahlers In this
WhoU Milk
Purina Calf Chow
ic ir - c tr s a ti th e First I m orning's attack were Mr. and
1(U
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contaiasr—
1 Gal. ( P r a p a n d ) c n U l u i —
jan Church nt 4 o’clock Mrs, Woodworth, both of wh on world realized the real purpose of guise of religious discipline.
7 lb*, a f w . t . r
7 lb. w*i*r
1 lb. ml 4 rr raattar.
1 Ik. «Ht u ttw ,
iy afternoon.
j formerly lived within the mystc- the administration building vinse
The Tulk woman, aparently fa
Cmmtii— S e tm f c .
W. J/awton and G. K. McKay rious realm whoce Purnell ischi by.
vorite of the King, disappeared Cm<<i—l i t ( • 5 0 c.
_|pppipt*d as n committee to ' sway. Their mothers are still
Shielded by shrubbery and tree- from "Shiloh" at the same time!
jchiwd children present at ' members of the <ttlt.
ibis building di fieil inspection of as the lender, after the Misses, A boot $4.00 worth of Purina
I showing of an educational film j
Probe Made .1 Years Ago
inquisitive ".vr.
Rubei and Reid had started action I Calf Chow will feed a calf
1Milano T heatre nt 10 o'clock,
Three years ago n grand ,'in.v
Among the features of govern for recovery of property which' for the first two months.
W hat are your calves worth
Dtp' niofning.
investigation conducted by Judge ment to which the slate ohjeit . they claimed imjt due them.
under nourished children H arry J. Dingemnn of DeLroit, into has been that of requiring th"
Rumors that the fugitive king; at birth? W hat would they
provided for in the “ Big j the affairs of the cult brought deeding of all properties to the or- Imd never left hut remained h id -1 be Worth tWO m onths later?
". com m ittee’s b u ^ fi^ Jth is forward Mrs. Woodwrntli us a com- der by those who adopted the faith, deen resulted in a fruitless raid Figure your profits. If you
i plainunt. At that time she told
t|tr*waa decided.
Fraud Practiced by Leader
three years ago. It was charged raise blooded calves you
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forced marring - a-. Hie
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l|1 actions brought against the that information had been torw anl- can cut the cost. Purina
'f w v n n g
W I 1/AlBKH j King’s command and related that colony by the state, it lias been ! eil to the House of David Aillowers Calf Chow will take the place of
YORK, Nov, 17.—(/Pi— i young girls were brought to p< r-1 charged that it has fraudulently ! and that the King was spirited none cows for blooded beef
calves. You can fasd it dry at
professional golf champion- | form strange religious practices I obtained control of property vn!-litwny from harm.
ftvt wsska. Let ua prove to you
or ; at the bidding of their lender.
| ued “in excess of $50,1)00," that the
Remained Through Probe
(bet "Calf Chow" paya big divi
will draw the money jit w*s she who vouchsafed the
colony has in effect set up its own 1 Asked this morning if he hud dends. See ua or 'pbona.
» aouth next year. Dallas information thnt the king still government which it holds to he remained here throughout nil the
ow n yesterday for the \ maintained his residence am o n g 1greater than the state; that m em -j investigation Purnell nodded uf,«Di by the Professional his people und still exercised sov- hers have been deluded in e o n -. firmatively.
Association, Alex llirc |e ra ig n powers there.
"Shiloh1,! veying property to Purnell by" Coincident with the completion
q, was elected president where Purnell hnd lived before I■is 1"fantastic promises of immortui- of pluns for this morning’s raiil
George Sargent, of cHCapc, watt abandoned, hut it wn* ! ity," and that immoral art* weft [ramo howh of the approlicuhion ini
not until today th at the o u trid e! induced and permitted under the Fort Worth, Texas, >f a mail, re- j North Maple Ave.
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sists on such strict adherence to quality
standards—and willingly pays 10% more
because it knows its owners get far more
in performance, low costs and long life.
These Are some of the many reasons why
you may expect not only brilliant and
sustained performance from the Hupraobiie She, but a pronounced economy
of mfltnpmqnrx* OS weU.
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th e , ytea of ccunie &
Fox and Arthur D aL
writ of habeas corjC!
noon in DcUnd. n,*
have been in the ea-L
one week on charges?
money under fa|M _Jr
Monday, Judge J. g! sZ
them ovdr to the gr»|JJ
To insure constant flow of smoo, .1 ^.wcr,
Hupmobfle machines its cylinder heads to
precise ten-thousandths of an inch limits.
Uniform compression and exceptional
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Zero Hour is here, tomorrow marks the beginning of the end, will Sanford “Go Over The Top” as
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she always has?
We sippeal to you, as citizens who take a pride in calling Sanford your home, if you have not done so,
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do your part tomorrow and help put Sanford Over The Top— give Sanford a Chamber of Commerce
and let her unprecedented progress continue without interruption
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„ocome known—al- stituting a parade of styles. Even
Wlopment or recent ing apparel or formal dree, are
thf» usual thing. Just how attrac
tive1
hi this feature of nn opening
commercial *4in ■ 4j*l
\va*V pointed (Out l y ono of the
, than thoi'J of t h a .M t!'
producers.' One chronic (iyi1; i
nighter
complained at being given
Misleading
B^ta
Id
row ^M’* becaush “my
v-srs there waa a
« number of “men wife would ha dlvpleascd at sitting
" who cherished atteml- so fnr back/' The tickets were ex
' " first night. When changed fe r row "AA," which ufiaa raised, according forded &u excellent read view of
they would greet the the orchestra conductor. However
ffivv •'•* L---»v • V
j blase look that the couple hod the advantage of a
trip
the
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full
length
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the
aisle.
yy( **I defy you to en| v
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n if’gppluui'j was forth- Lady Astor and her party occupied
, producer knew his tho scats in “M."
Rdvu» Crowds Colorful
[ jbchw. If applause
a, was frequently the
The most colorful of tho th eatri
cal crowds are theue th a t attend
■was in doubt.
first nhfht sildiencos, the opening of the musical shows
I'ltir. is, the judges’ outh .it on the Hnlls-Mills trial. Just back of the coup-el table on the right sit
tj,e drainatie , ritics, are jand revues, and which are the
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defendant-;
right to I-it. Henry Stevens; a visiting cousin, A rthur ( ’ovpender; “Willie" Stevens and
largely "f friendn t.'f th e , exception to the general rule of j
the players <tnd th e , f|r s t night:'.
They have capacity ^ r,i- I*raru'ea Stevens Hall. Hack of them are newspaper reporters. This picture was taken as tho trial
tipccmlly united.
Ap-1 attendance, made up of persona opened,
plentiful anil the m nna-1who cnn j„,y the $11 to $fif> for a
inf the reason, ia un-1 sca^ They go to some of these
Ide from the apparent, Hhows anticipating art and to oth
whether the show Is ers expecting filth.
Much of the pomp, circumstance
sow.1
and' fanfare th at once belonged to
itj Hive ( hanged.
attribute the change. the stage now m arks the premiere
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 17.
r n u m b e r and variety of a screen play.
—(/Pi- Formal notice of appeal in
The photoplay opening is a
Jli. compared with n de
PLANT (TTY—An army razor, the ease o ft ne Vmericnn National
BERLIN, Nov. 17.— (/Pi—1The
|» r a sg°. 1,ml to the thing of glamour and eclat, accord made in 177*1. has been found flank, of IVm-acola, vs. the lax col (ieriiian iieuing odds are strongly
1 type of modern theutre- ing to one producer, partly liocaicte hen1. It is the property of I.. S. lector of Ksca.uh.n county, hat,
n • ex-Empenu' William and
m first night in not of the publicity it gives the pic-[ Evans, lm.nl barber, who stated ■men entered hv Assistant A ttor
b.s Wife ever taking up their abodu
ft?m of other years, nl- turc elsewhere. The "noi:-*" about, that it had been handed down by uev (leiiers.i II. I1’. Carter.
i ii the I ’l ii i s i u n country er.tute re
jionally a manager In- a big picture in New York City Ids forefathers of Revolutionary
The c h a s heel, made return served , ii t i n hi tor life h s u p o t e n ou of social or other loses no time, he said, in reaching' War days. It was al- > sued for able before the Supreme Court on i Cal residence in the settlement b«tc lend “distinction" exhibitors a t aucli points as Little save ml years by an England ■line Dec, l;l.
(wen the State of Prussia and tho
Rock and Spokane, and it stim u maker.
The bank v. s granted a lein Itolu'iiaollern
! all<< of “author, auth- late* contracts for tho picture.
— —
j pantry injunction by Circuit jiidg.'
It is generally agreed, hnwevor,
, ST. PETERSBURG
Florida A. <!. Camnhell against tho eollee- that it. was quite natural for the
hns already "landed" one of tho tion of county, district und stain ex-Kaiser to pick the particular
really big conventions of VXil. St. j taxes mi it*; capital stock. The place he rejected, as Bad Hamburg
Petersburg will he host to the Ho- basis of Judge Campbell's ruling where the ehlate and castle are
tel Greeter* of America, at their j was that the collodion wag. uncon- loealed, has lung been fumous as
unminl convention, Mnr. 30-A p ril! ntitutinnul and discriminatory.
a resort to which royalty flocked
‘J . Delegates will is? brought on
If tlie Supreme Court (J^e* n o t’for health and recreation.
“Special Greeter" truins carrying j rot aside the injuiicLion, hundreds
Not only did member* of the
“(heater1' menus. The convention ; of thousands of dollars derived by j German royal families frequent
will be hold &imultunoously with (the state from such taxation will Bad Hamburg in the old days, but
the annual festival of suites.
\bo cut from the revenue, bormise it the late King Edward VII of Eng-------i will mean that the capital stock land, then Prince of Wales, began
T, Nov. 17.—U P)- White nutrition value* of tho then known
TAMPA— Upward;- of *800 d ele-|"f all banks or the state is exempt coming to Bad Hamburg in 1882.
food
elements
;(proteins;
carbohy
pages of them—-pic*
gates are expected at the thir- horn taxation under the present For n long period he spent several
drates, fats, minerals and oil).
litiumd farm journal
, weeks there every year drinking
“ White mice, used in the ex trout Ii biennial congress of the Al- constitutional provisions.
------------— ----- ---------the curative waters. The English
aye, startled the periments, were fed pure protein, phn Tin; Omega fraternity, to be
,
,
,
,
,
,
..
colony
that followed was for yeurs
that .tlrictly agricul- carbohydrate, etc. But the animals held here Dee, 2!). Reoresetitatives:
ivi|iirilscnun
employed liy the stale. Judge Free- tjJ0
most numerous one from
p himc (ifch|U(t in dlKtnming I ‘ ‘V
on. What, asked the did dot thrive. Neither would a of chapters of all sections of Klor-■
of
K> jy),,,,,. w|10 ,nnr
(pictures of mice, e*- carbohydrate diet suffice, nor a idu and the United States nre, ex- of (ha
mice, doing in a straight diet of gay pure element, i pec ted.
\ had been shot by a patrolman, and
Combinations df two, throe, or all I
fynl to livestock?
■Who sought damages ifor tn t shdot.
the first public an- there elements in pure form also [ WINTER
HAVEN—“ Meanest , mg.
kof the discovery by Dr. failed."
jthieves" are even nickiiiff on Iho
—-----p, now of John Holl
Tried Different Foods
l a hies now. One visited the. home. PLANT CITY; William Weaver,
i s of vitamins, the
During the first period of ex- here of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barnes , h>cai youth, was arrested by ufwhich have since | ptrim cntatlon, th o .Jirst thfee ele- and made off with the raving; foer.'. her.) ufter u gun hcttle in
M syriema of mitri- j moots, A, B, and tj, were found. hank of their little sue. The eidhl a nenrliy Mvamp, where .me fled
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 17.
^ mice were to r.lioW i In the last three year*,
und E had *aved up about $■'!(>
, when, it was alleged, he nvas iji7R)—Florida in to tend a num
might bo nccom- hake hoen revealed*.
tlurihg
.1
ber o$,delegates to the first annual
vestoek by correct
Dr. McCollum dobs not believe
BRADENTON- “ 1 wish we lincl|» cUU* >'our,c behmgitig to^he lo^al convention of the American Voca
That new knuwl- there are yet undiscovered vita never left Bradenton," San, Brea- ''igh school
The hoy Was sCcn tional Association, to be held at
1been applied to the mins, Scientific attention is now don,, president of the world chain-! *»’*"«•*> lf'(‘ hu“su nft(’r1 0 fl.,1, l’a11 Louisville, Ky., Dec. 2-4, according
beings,
being given, ho said, to the prob r,ion St. Louis Cardinals wtu- nuot- Cam«, thc l,oljca ha,d’. ,l,,< tl,, en It* an announcement ut the state
[lUdjing Nutrition
lem of isolating these Xs, the un ctl a shuvim: declared at a lunch-11™'1 t!>
^
t h
e
department of public instruction.
t a k e n i n t o i u **uni’* theory originat- known quantities, of food. When con of the local hiwanis club. The ''y M *
E. F. Garris, state supervisor of
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"■7 other such great t h a t is accomplished, it is possible Philadelphia Nationals n a v e ’. envocational agriculture, and C. O.
1
throuRh what might that the future man's menu will gngod Bradonton at a training ‘‘n 'd.
Holley, state supervisor of trades
I turned an accident.
be: protein, eight ounces; carbo
and industries, will represent the
point
next
spring,
"rooting
out",
f)(.,A
U
;
Th7
^
p
a
rtm
e
.t
store
|> young- fellow, just out hydrates, three ounces; fnts, min_____
; ,,,• jj . f* Masters company elor.od public Instruction department, in
I was, in 1007. working crnls and oil, one ounce each—pro- tho Cards.
_
place of Superintendent \V. S. CawSU ^
^ I v id in g a lw a y s that Uu- whole is* F0RT MVk r s _ Martin Gill- : here after o| e"a!mg for Mi years"* Dion, who will find it Impossible
I to Jr'; :, , ' y:U<\ r 'i ^ r n l s h c d W.th a sauce of the os- j
im)i(.t .,(| ,„ r ltll. lhoft of im fhe building will give wav
1 to attend.
.ume relative senco of the v.tamins.
| automobile, found he could not iii-iiera . true tore, it »'«■' anOthers to go from the stnto indudo O. M. Edwards, of Haw
i answer to .the. . charge any othov . (loUI'.cdi.
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from the agricultural teach
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lo attend court. Car No. 1 was t:i I ,nd(.
|(| chlul(.e „f getting
ers, and W. R. School, Tampa; R.
F n r f ! n i l n f v Q p o f l f l i Ik cn h<’T
? il]™ n *R
mas meeting of the American
r u jj
o v a l 4 9 , have taken f a r No. 1 at Harlmy. J . „|1( i||liuII of Highway OfiiciaU. G. Sawyer, Jacksonville, and J. I.
Soweir, Miami, directors-of voca
j <i ■ F. A. Hathaway, ehainuaa of
LEESBURG-Mim. I ' m ii I ' mi L rr .'tiUl, Roa,| Dopartmout, ox- tional education, who will repre
E&*U, cf Leesburg, would lik< t0 *loaded on invitation to the organi- sent the tenchera of trades und in
O'Tex., Nov. 17.—(AP)_
1
;-30
Florida well represented al tin ulioii, after Denver, ( do., was dustrial education.
STUART^-FI b., Nov. 17.—(/D»t |
Thc National Association and
fro.,1 Chichuahua A perm anent location for a conn- ' rauyrntion of the Florida Division, given lhe I!)27 meeting at the re Northwestern Association merged
*
,
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|
United
D
aughter
of
tho
Confclwen Min in purnuit of
cent annual convention, held at to form thc American Vocational
|*nd of rebt In which np- 1ty sent of Martin county ft!) d jciracy, to he hold at Richmond, Pinohumt, N. C.
Association, andv tho Louisville
w,,'r, \ ii!j Coronado and the issuance o f bonds approximate | Nov. Id. Mrs. Ktiall, president of
meeting will ho thc first joint ono
cutting telephone and ing* $1,500,000 were advocated by 1tho atato nrgununtidh, i**uod an
PENSACOLA: An echo <i tha of tho organization, and also tho
w’re*. >nii| advices rc- representative lnndownirS- nt a i appeal for as many Floridians to .September htir(icuno w:i< heard first of its kind to be held that far
re,
conference field here, who decid- j go "on to Rvhmond" as possible. here when the Bruco Dryduc!. Com- south. Delegate* from ul) over
pupy entered suit against .ho . the countiy-will attend.
t-ts ;;f rebel activities cd that thc two problems should .
— ----PALM BEACH—A 17- llnited' States government 'mr |
a fetched from other be placed before the people of | MET
f.voar ni-i yo itJi, a rr r ‘‘.od here by $140,000, allegirm damage t*i its i
tit ■nf ( hihau!
auhua, an the county a t an early date.
Alabama Gobblers
nncuill
from «ChihTho bond isue, it was said, would * * ^
. ]n
■w,ithI “ drydocliH when two light.hip
__ .,
.
'_
mimhin- ol lmuf>o robberies, declar- were driven into tho atm ft are by
T laid.
B ring Good Returns
proviJo for expenditures forjw w , (
(
0„eratod under John thc storm. Tito nuit will be heard
r.untg have been shut county roads and «nrovomonUi M
3 w, |)0 midf hat|. an ul. in United Stuto# federal court.
Production has been and additions to ex sting roads ami
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Nov. 17.
Jp inflncnco ovpr ]ltm.
Failed m others, in tho
—(M-*-DurIng the fjrot half of
STUART:
Commodore
Stanley
« J o WO
m , '
m >Tho hoy, when taken, Was found
thihuahim City becnusc orrld/*e^
October alx carloads of Alabama
$1,000,000, wr.uld >0 ’ P
jwith several article* of jewelry,
1 labor '• g isla tic it i» back county projects, namely, th i Th(j (lf„ cot.s are now lookjnK for Hitching has been named tho Flor turkeys .have , hach sold co-operida delegate tp th c vi)ioelj)|g^of th a
Iff.
M artin highway, McCrary roau, Mack.
Atlantic Deep Waterways Associa atlyely, returning to the growers
arc reported much Olympic road, Gaines higliway
tion, to bo held a t Philadelphia, approximately $26,000 according
-t'be Mtuatioa at and
the
Britt
road,
and
two
bridges
The appointment waa to fjgujrea made public.today by
. „
.
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LAKELAND - The Aarocintod Dec. (».
lit. *y’ 'w^’,>re price* of leading to those ro®“5« 11
*r Chambers of Commerce., at a moot .... vlo by J- ltdmpton Mooro, preai- K. G. Baker, who Is in charge of
are *nid to have been agreed.
A half million doIlare(jn^ j,0PO( discussed the prono-cl Yo: iu* Iho, aacoclntlon, and former miscellaneous marketing of the
y ten to twenty per will be needed, It was added for establishing of a Florida .tourist j mayor of Philadelphia.
Alahem* Farm Bureau Federation.
The price paid growers for the
additions and ^Improvements on burehu ;at 'Fifth Avenue and 42nd
U ^ aw>(M declare they connecting link* in the read system 1 Y o r k .
The bureau, BRADENTON! This city will be best'birds was 26 cents per pound
u * -------to carolVajl|a»eni next n^pnth a t ihg r * u r « d ca*
new decisioria of t/f the coastal section of
it was estimated, would cdlt^boUt
which w°*tid county,
.fiC.OjRS,
‘otion
b y J h o ° c ffi^ ^ w m ® 3
”Ull y any appeal by
cooperative pjar
labor question*.
" NETfr* SMYRNA :"ThTyTorii of clylvciorganisatlona, vdU.bo Maged.’
»pprich"i,f»r*8t»
Tbe
data
has.;
been
- tentatively
tentatively
wax
Introduced.
by th# county
pumping
the
sand
for
the
old
Con
cue and aaklng. fho county com-Tlec. 18, - j' agent# sm i th# Farm Bureau.
*8ALE REPORTED
mission to cal) ati election to de-1nor bridge causeway la n o ^ eom fixed for,on, or aboutrDoc,
. f M r —L
•
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i 1 Dn»i#d . turkeys,', first class,
c)de oq the- pegfa^wit loc f t i y oj plotod, arid plarui are undar^way
t A call Hm
, cental par
»A^ E’
Nov. 17. a county
“
^
| b|
a .meeting of the
nil markst , at
°f lan<1* 2,72 (hat only
o f 'tha.Wait coaak:
J*
countty, wa* H0ld on the oi
e,Uay
DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
Pensacola Banking Betting Odds Are
Case Is Announced Against Ex-K aiser
To Live In Berlin
weryOfVitamins Was
nosf An AccidentfSays
riginatar Of The Theory
Florida Delegates
Planning ToAttend
Vocational M eeting
Troops O f
Sent A fter
Seat Is
Rebel Band MartinCountyNeed
w 3 °f the ‘"terS nL und- The P*lc"
, 7 ^ r ncro “fd the
I * * 1" McUanc of
W SSSi
tares convey
21® Cl
SS
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Eleven Children of Screen
Actors Hare Atrentfr Made
Film Debuts While Others
Plan to Enter Cinema Work
the "news" to a
largo proportion of Spain’s popu
lation.
' Most of tha newspapers in this
country carry illustration:', aa
they* have discovered it is thfi
only way t o reach a people fh
many districts overwhelmingly1il
literate, as for Instance in Murcia,
where 76 per cent cannot read of
write.
. j. *
’
Madrid, like ’ certain other
foreign capitals, is well supplied
with newspapers.
With a popu
lation approximating 'gOO.dOd, > It
once had 46 daily^ npwtpaphrA/20
morning and 26 evnifnrf' tinder
the military directorate about 'half
a dozen died. Barcelona, with a
similar population, has 23 dailies.
A few of these newspapers are
purely official reports.
Many of the newspaper! were
founded by political party group*.
Some are now idoribund, having
fallen on lean times owing to the
cessation of subsidise,
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in i^ * v V f l
¥V
Hollywood, Cal., N bv. 17.—(A*)
The second generation of motion
picture players with famtlar names
is making its appearance on the
•liver sheet.
At least children of movie actors,
the parents of some being stars
have made their debut on the
screen. They art Douglan Fair
banks Jr., Ralph and Virginia
Bushman, Lincoln Sttadman, Rich
ard Walling, Edward Piel, JTl,
^ ViV’ibk'
../rrioj.d'
*ita-Carewe,, Ann Rork, Lambert
You fret fin* ln * f « v i
Hillier, Tim Holt Und Dorlnres
Your cold in M s f of ;i
Costello.
-ha gmt*. • - .Ydtir*
After Father'* Laurels
WH open. The air ,
Young Walling is the 20-yenr
your head will dear,*
old son of William Walling, stage
breathe freely.', No naovi
and screen nctor. He had taken
headache; no'haw'Wpg,
up commercial a rt and was work
raucous dischargee or t
Bradenton Gets
ing ns a helper and studying pho
struggling for bn*ihyi
tography in tho Lasky studio
D redging Permit Tell your druggist
small bottle of Ely’a
laboratory when ho was *“dis
BRADENTON, Nov. 17.—(A1)— Apply a little of this
covered”. His only previous ex
perience in acting wns at the age The city of Bradenton has received tiseptic cream in your
nf six as “Jim m y” in "Salvation a perm it from the United States it penetrate through
Nell", played by a stock company government for tho dredging ol passage of the headlil
in Snn Francisco.
a channel in Manatee River from heal the swollen, inftar
Ralph Bushmafo also (tecently the site for thc new city pier membrane, and relief,, r
■ i' ^
made his initial nppenrmhce in the to the present channel near the etantly.
It ia just what every
movies and Immediately was placed northern hanks of the river.
Work on the channel that will catarrh sufferer needs. .1___
under contract for another picture.
Ho thus in competeing for a place give Bradenton its first deep stuffed-up and
j
,
• M’YrM
among the Klieg lights such ns water facilities, preliminaries of
that of his father, Francis X. which were completed recently, has
Bushman. Virginia, Ralph’s sis been resumed.
ter, was married nfter hur screen
A Slnmeso kitten was recently
ieluit.
Young Piet, about 18 yenrs old. rescued by a steam er in mid-oeenn
:s the sun of Ihe character nctor from it* perch on a Hunting hatch
who usually is seen in "heavy” cover.
role**.
•>rvG*-,i
Others On The Way
Lincoln Steadman in the 20 year
old son of Myrtle Steadman/
former star am) now a character
actress.
Miss Gurewo is the (laughter of
Edwin Carewe, Miss Rork tho
daughter of Sam Rork and Hillyer the son of Edith Yorke.
______ V /
Tim, son of Jack Holt, has had Rheumatism, lumbago, ‘ neuritis,
a few small part** in hi* father's backuche, stiff neck, sore muscles,
,*■itu; ^
pictures.
strains sprains, aching joints.
Miss Costello, eldest daughter of When you are suffering so you can
Maurice Costello, the screen hero hardly get around, Just* try Red
' i^
.(‘..tVltlLgi
and idol of ten years ago, hui been Popper Rub.
, ''
•' >/(
hailed a* a "find" a t the age of
Nothing has such cencsntrstad,
HL Her sister, Helene, also is penetrating heat as red 'puppet
under contract.
and when heat penetratnL rfgl
(Dddan’t hurt ono hltl.
Several movie actors and net- down Into pain and congeation, re tlo ^Fjroezono" on an. Si
rcssc:i have chihlrcn who have not lief comes at once.
instantly that corn stall#,I
Just ns soon as you npply Rod than shortly you lift lb ‘
yet hud their first screen tests.
Florence Vidor has a young Pepper Ruh you feel the tingling with fingers,
, J
daughter, Suzanne; Gloria Swan heat. In three minutes tho sort
Your druggist soils x * son has a five year old daughter, spot is warmed through an&jtjg
Gloria, and an adopted son; Noah through and Die .torfurn t* gone.?,.
.dsirtti-ta
Howie* Red • Pepper lu b , mid*
Beefy hn« a young ,jnti, Junior,'
hi or born but
aged 12; Harold Lloyd.and Mildred from red pepera, costs tittle at the foot callus os, wit
Davis have a very young daughter, any drug store. Get a ja r nt once. ness or irritation.
Mildred Gloria Lloyd; Erich Von Be sure to get the genuine, with
«*•.
*»•* v^tA*"V5g ...
Stroheim ha* a young sou, and the nhhfio Howies on every pack
— Adv.
Richard Bdrthelmcsi* undf Mary age.
Hay have a three year old daugh
ter.
SAYS RED PEPPER Lift
HEAT STOPS PAIN
IN FEW R M fE S
Head Hunters Are
Gambling Casino Now
:om
V
no w. iw t i
LONDON, Nov. 17.—(A*)—For
mosa’s 120,000 head hunters have
not caused the R«v. Thomss Bar
clay (o lose any sleep in all his
,,Vv r j k
m
''
>2 yenrs as a missionary on (ha is
A f t i w pk f l
Pereliient copghs lual Colds lesd l#
land, and he has gono back to his
':V rn U a tY S t'
work after six months’ leave in serious troublo, You c«n stop tbeas
now
with
Creothulsion,
an
cmulslBed
England.
that is pfrssant to take. CrtoDr. Barclay has often spent croosote
tmiliion is a new medical discovery
nights in the head hunters vil with two-fold aetioai it soothes and F f i f l i l f l l
lages and ho always found them hesls the Infistned mcrabsass# satL Uy S h M t h ln f
quite friendly. But, the m inister hi bits sernt growth,
1
explained, ho always made, hia vis
Oi all known dress, xteMole idre#>
its when tho head hunters were pot ognlsed bybigh s S ^ S S i t k S is
one of the greatest Itoalirra agenelakW
on tho war path.
The head hunters inhabit the persistent coughs ami coida asd other
mountainous interior of Formosa. forms of throat troubles. Oeortuf^oa
las, ]n addidoa to ersosott, other
Tho Japanese, m asters of the id- cornu
lioaling elements which soalhe sndhssl
land since the war with China, liio infected membranes sad. slop tbs
keep them carefully cut off from irritation end InOammstlon, while the
tho 4,000,000 other inhabitants. creosote goes on-to the atol
The Japaneso have at tim es used sorbed Into the MbsA s«a
live wires Sa barriers in coma pin* of tho troublo sad checks tho growth
of the genaa, F
V cos, the m inister said.
CreomuIUoa la guars nfeed satlsfso
I I lU H I U U I B S B S U llll
torjr la the trootmeol of ncniatotl
coughs and cold*, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis and other forma of respira
tory diseases, and la excellent fbr build
ing up tho system, after colds or flu.'
N e w Stock J u s t A r r is
Money refunded if anv cough or cold I#
not relieved after taking according t«
, CH A S E A <X fc
' directions. Ask your druggist, (adv.)
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I* .m
i
m
■* T11!1
LUMBER t J
PLASTE R
laund
Ky .
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s % iU>\?
. kf*- ' ■» * f L ' ^
'■yfl
>,*» f.
M ifP S W i
tte t to make
V H h la s t
ow 17,900/
Utah f if ty percent on one million dollars.”
Dear of the
A nd It (a more regrettable than word* cah teH th a t bo
BY ARTHUR
few self-styled "business men" have sen se enough to fig u re
{c«orrt«fc< ism , fcr: Mat o w
—
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profits in th at way.
ON THE LOS Angeles flying
In th e course o f th e paragraph from which we have taken
field at 12:80 yesterday / Major
th a t axiom* Arthur Brisbane explains th a t it is w ise adver Moseiy said, "Kelly will bo along
i.
tisin g th a t makes such earnings possible. W ise advertising, any minute nowi”
There appears a speck in the
he notes, m eans economy for the buyers. The more goods sky and along comes Kelly, lean
a clerk sells in the business day, the lower the prices at ing over hie right wing as he
curves around the .landing afield,
which th e merchant can afford to mark his goods. And it then taxiee ’up with the roar of
w as advertising th at changed a million dollar business to a propeller and engine dying down.
fifty m illion dollar business.
•
SINCE HE took his J Job' last
April
Kelly has made the trip be
* But there are m erchants, and other business men, who
tween Salt Lake City and the Pa
go on the principle th at big profits on individual sales give cific 110 times, 60,000 flying
the big returns. They sell so few goods they m ust charge milen. He has two days rest be
tween flights.
big prices in order to pay them selves a profit. Their ex
Before he flew, Kelly, held-the
world’s
record for high ,-hurdles.
penses are large and instead of going after business enough
He is taking higher hurdles now
to take care o f th e “overhead," th e y increase the selling over the mountains that separate
prices o f the articles they carry, and "let th e custom ers pay.” Salt Lake City and the Pacific.
His first hop ns he starts east
Customers are learning that th ey will find lower prices in the morning is 8,000 feet high
and fresher goods in the stores o f m erchants who advertise. over the Canon pass that leads
up from the Pacific to the Mojave
•in '
T
hey
have
learned
that
advertising,
as
Brisbane
puts
it,
valley.
, • * . . JM. Jnfc—-l a1Caul.
"means economy for the buyer." And while the custom er
• t wfclu war.
THE FLYING machine, i-’"~.it«d
«!*al. Mpals e n tla , is learning this, tho successful m erchant is learning th at he in America Ib a great success. And
»*#!*>;m' M <l*i *ro- can make more money with a sm all percentage o f profit G}**thC
c°ut u«ami#^ prtK*uce pllot*
ii Ifttia aranon a large number o f sales than he can with a Idrge per-1* 5,—. . richest
.
Why must the
govern
I n mt Hr* mamment
on
earth
rely
on private
centage of profit on a sma
srpall number of sales.
•! l a i l i r i M
commercial enterprise for its fly
M !<.'«• Mo»rr>»,
"Wise advertising,” says Brisbane. That means adver ing equipment?
W i n ot «t«r k r a a llllw
tisin g placed where it will reach the people it is desirable
tlM
prAfram.
I|N|
aaiffo
In*
of
CATHERINO DF.NINO will be
i with
■ r t & u X S l S to reachfc Great merchants who make a scientific study of tried for murder. She is now 10,
racllJtli*
their business place their advertising with the medium that and married. When only 12 she
most reliably carry their m essage. If they wish to reach had fnlleii into tho hands of a vil
S'&IBLE
*E FOR TODAY
the homes and the home people o f their community, they lain named Louis Fino, and when
W.WHAT IS H A N ?—“Who Am I,
she married he wrote th a t unless
| Lord God, Hnd what in mine choose the local afternoon paper, knowing that it is the she sent money he would tell her
that thou hftwt brought me paper which is actually read by the entire fam ily.
husband about her past.
1 c ir o n . 17.1(1.
Having chosen the m essenger, the intelligent merchant
THE HUSBAND saw the letter
He goes
IYER—0 Lord, Thou lend- then prepares a m essage that says som ething.
nnd put her out.
She traveled
after
business
with
a
vim.
And
he
gets
results.
’
people like u flock.'
from Chicago to New York, and
When a business concern is handling a large volume 6f found Louis Fino, stepping out of
M
- 5 toa “ '
business, it is decidedly in better condition to make reduc a barber shop, neatly shaved, with
new hair cut. It was his last.
tion in prices thnn it is when depending upon the hit-or- n As
*>When I wai a little lad
she quietly handed her pis
VjlJ With folly on my lit>s,
miss patronage which is the portion of the concern that tol to a policeman, across Fino’s
was I tfor journeying
does not advertise or that advertises w ithout careful in dead body, Mrs. Denino illustrated
J Rfdn
. All the sea in ahipi.
an educational process th at has
vestigation of the advertising medium.
been civilizing men for several
_JHrt now Ufcross the southern
A ggregate sales when they reach a goodly size insure hundred thousand year. Of course
•well,
:> 1; Every
Ime
hear
a reduction o f prices. And u large volume o f sales comes she won’t be convicted of murder.
Uttledawn
stfea
atfeam*
of Duna
&. t t'Running
e l fLfinJni
t t l _ clear.
to the firm that has som ething to sell and "tells the world" Killing anybody is wrong, but
Mth. Denino ought to be pensioned
w hat it has.
y Whena lI iwai
ae a young man,
not only on her own account, but
l
V , Before my beard waa
was grey,
"Better to make two percent on fifty million dollars than for the protection she has given to
w m to ahip» and sailormen
fifty
percent on one million dollars." Most certainly, yea. many other girls.
\vV.7-' I gave mf' heart away.
Rfet I’m weary of the sea-wind,
jjfTm wear# of the foam, v
And the lity e stars of Duna
;■/; Cel me home. *
; ,
E b # ;. • • , —Harjorid PlcWKall;
----- r —o--------_____turkey for ThankBglvtng
year will be another indication
r a n g wealth.
P;f.V -■=—r - 0--------i Ponaefte now. says she is
to marry a big'man. Physiy or financially 7
-w -o
no:"Reed Takoitfihot At
%tea.Tho
llffaaouriun
i no favi
DresBeBiare short
Showing the kncea;
But th^ view’s better
Whoq, thcre’a a breeze.
early #ird may catch tho
_ but on th ese cold morning*
don’t bellcVI the worms arc getup early.,
— *—o--------
Tampa had*a half-dozon holdU st weekv Which Is another
why pdbple should come to
brd to m ike th c lt hornet/!I
(W<AV
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York titans a college for
iters. Graduates of the instl
m may ba-expected to ask for
that are larger than the bill.
' I
--- T O
A The Miami Jlerald recently had
editorial on fried chicken.
f:That’s nothing on us, didn’t we
IVa one off cranberries
for
inkagiving?
.
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? "What are *we doing for the
th of th e ’day 7” asks an edlj writer. ."Well, for one thing,
drug stoves now sell a tastecastor ail.—St. Petersburg
Ha construction of new roads
the gounty is making It
for newcomers to learn
[.about thj| great hack country
h bring many millions of doljjtO 8 a n fo $ every year.
•re V
u few eye sores
should receive attention, vFor
‘" ‘
ice the
-remains of the old
le *♦'
on
the
lake
boat Jjouso
t, m da pertain well-known
k-ttable almost in the heart
ithe city. ‘
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He the people of some Florida
■pend (Hi their time talking
b«rd times, Sanford goes
k: growing in its usual conmanner and continues to be
' as:- Florida’s most subIccf
---- y —O--------tbe plant City Enterprise
to thafi place as the Hube are forced to the
Tampa and Santhe only substanrida.—Tampa Tribmany others that
enjoy that, reputa*
Renat
•ctfcjYaro of PennsylvaItlvpf Illinois will not bo
their neats in the
Which goes to
uey may count for
il'in this world but It
.youuinything when u^qd
THE SO-CALLED ‘‘annulm ent’’
by the Catholic church of the Duke
of M arlborough's m arriage to Consuolo Vanderbilt of New York,
"And then w hat 7"
continues to agitato some, nnd
Under th at heading W ickes Wumbolt, w riting for the Bishop Manning of the Protestant
Episcopal church, promises
a
A sheville Tim es fu rn ish es some food for thought.
statem ent on tho “ far reaching linA man, W ambolt says, vehem ently declared to his wife,
itions” of tho decision from
e.
"I'm going to take my gun and go down and blow Bill
Ju st Ask Yourself, “And Then, W hat?”
Balder’s fool head off." Whereupon the w ife quietly asked,
"And then, what?"
The possible "what” w as easy to se e .j Arrest, jail, trial,
conviction, penalty— u Jot o f expense, notoriety. Perhaps,
even, Bill m ight shoot first.
Wambolt, with that anecdote for a text, goes on to say
that whenever a man is gettin g ready to do som ething dras
tic or radical, or even when he is only thinking o f doing
som ething drastic or radical, it is a good idea for him to
ask him self, "And then, w hat?”
"When a man makes up his mind to go down and smash
somebody in the nose,” Wambolt w rites, "it would bo a good
idea to, ask him self, ‘And then w hat?’ Maybe the other
fellow would sm ash the harder of the two maybe he woulif
have a gun or a knife; maybe som ebody’s heart Would g et
flliced or his liver cut out; maybe an eye m ight be lost in
the riffle— also maybe a lot o f tim e, and a lot of money,
and a lot of reputation,” he continues.
"When a man says, ‘I’m going to tell the boss what I
think of him, he m ight stop and ask him self, ‘And then
w hat?’ Possibly he would be kicked dow nstairs; possibly he
would leave a job under a cloud— lose ground that he had
toiled years to gain— be out of work for goodness knows how
long. T hat’s whut.
"Before a man tells his w ife to pack up her things and go
home," the philosopher points out, "it m ight be a good thing
to ask him self, ‘And then w hat?’ A torn up domestic sit
uation, a disrupted home, a mental upsetnesH, children scat
tered like little quail, dodging a hawk, loss o f standing, loss
o f ambition, shattered dreams, loss around.
"When a man declares in a rage,” he concludes, "I’m going
to sue Bildud the Sh uhite,’ it might help things if he would
stop and ask him self, ‘And then w hat?’ A lot o f tim e wast
ed, a lot of angry m om ents, a lot of dissatisfaction, every
thing going out and nothing coming in.”
When you come to think about it, there would almost
(never be occasion for rem orseful thoughts if alw ays we took
'Utus to «ak ourselves "And then, w h at?’’— and give our-,
selves an honest answer.
e
CAT1IOUCH SAY the papal au
thorities have not nullified the
protestant m arriage of ail Ameri
can millionaire’s ‘ daughter to a
British duke.
The Catholic church does not
nullify m arriages, but it does de
cide th a t a m arriage for sufficient
reasons hns never been a m arriage
a t ail.
The decision rif the Catholic
church nmy unnoy the former Consuelo Vanderbilt, and the children
born of her wedding to M arlbor
ough. But it affects in no way
the legal status of the wedding
performed according to law in
America, or the legal legitimacy of
the M urlborough-Vandcrbilt chil
dren. If Marlborough should have
a son by another m arriage Eng
land’s law would still give the ti
tle to the Vanderbilt son.
But what about tho $7,000,000
th at Marlborough got with his
Vanderbilt brid,e now pronounced
no bride at all.
How about u lawsuit to get buck
tho seven millions? Consult Max
D. Steuor and Louis Levy. They
know.
HENRY FORD’S favorite text
is "Be ye doers of tho word, and
not hearers only.”
The puy of 02,000 of his work
men is Increased so th a t they earn
in tho new five day week bb much
as they made in the six days.
T hat’s the way to build up a good
nation, and a good name.
, (HENRY FORD soys the sixth
day should be spent in leisure,
“leaving the seventh day for moral
and religious observance."
, T hat is all right, if it is whnt
the workers want. But it is not
For Henry Ford to toll them what
they shall do on their sixth or sev
enth day in tho United States, and
he knows that.
The workers, like Ford himself,
should do on the sixth nnd seventh
DEARBORN INDEPENDENT
days exactly as they choose. Too
This editorial was w ritten partly point out that not a penny of tho many Americans believe the Lord
by a New York ‘investment* house. world t, wealth has . ever been created them to manage other
It was not meant originally for an ‘created’ by speculation. Nor is men.
editoiral; on tho contrary, it wnn it necessary to call attention to the
intended solely for use an a circular first sentence of the letter, a senIMMIGRATION OF first class
letter. But the statem ents made ence palpably misleading. These European stock Into Canada has
in the letter ure of such sterling things are apparent to any reader doubled witthln the past year, and
editorial quality th at they are here of average intelligence who tnkes will continue ineteasing because
reproduced—without permission: a moment to analyze them. But It Canada la Intelligent. They have
"It is n well-known fact th a t no is pertinent to ask what tho jus some o f our' know-nothinff, doman ever made a fo rtu n e or ac tification is for dissemination of nothing, sec-nothing class, but not
enough to control the country.
cumulated wealth by tbe sweat -of this kind of guff.
It is by fnlse and misleading Canada, knowing that the only real
his brow. While money may be
accumulated by system atic saving, statements such as these that w*fHbLU wv.MrnMt, > intelligent
it ,cat) be multiplied oply by Invcst- thousands of persons of moderate human being, will gather tho cream
mfjntK find successful .t speculation. means aru lured into legalised
Of the worldfi w ealth ' has gambling, with unhappy results
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mi created by ’ Speculation and that uro too well known to need still,
the. millionaires of today wore tho recalling. A growing conviction /Afcflaast, Canada, ‘atrictly expeople of moderate means of yes is being folt throughout tho nation cludinf AilaUci, is bringing homoterday, who had tho courage to that tho stock exchange is not a genopa population to our continent,
necessary adjunct to business. adding strength to this half of the
take a cham-c."
Apologists havo attempted to min Whitt yrorld; : L et.us be grateful
The letter Is interesting not imize its gambling proclivities, but for thiit, And delight in Canada’s
nluno bocauun t.f the highly origin they are meeting with less and sw ift growth and success. We
al ocohQmlc theory it advances— the leas success. Reforms come when ought really to have no boundary
theory that 'most of tho world's abuses become so pronounced that lint, except tho (political boundary.
^M iltivpsa heqp ’created' by,spiocu the people riae up to abolish them. wiping **uu a ll1obstacles to trade
Prohibition was brought on not by nnd cTooir wlntlohship, taking all
tho dry* but by tho r.iloona. Their that Caftpwt h at-for sale, giving
excesrts proved their own undoing. hor whgt'.tkh lacks* tho benefit of
The Hua-ii in true of legalized gam PH»»- qpfayw--: firoduetton. and
mop that „
a familj in the bling. Speculative abuses nro ap
f to.be as big nr
country 1 't in boost at
th American
proaching
It*ts
only
a,
homo i
f (jut or othbyr; '
ksI peaco
matter of
America**^
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The jewel of consistency is, nnd who were not politicians or pie ■
always has been, sa^ly lacking counter seekers to suspect that
among politicians, and especially President Wilson had committed a
among republican politicians, who crime of statesm anship. And yet—
Ju st three weeks ago, witli the
every time they sec danger of los
country
a t peace, no crisis impend
ing hold on the patronage trough,
ing, with nothing in view except to
are willing to resort to almost any keep n man in office, President
kind of scheming.
Coolldge wrote a letter to the peo-1
In 1SU8 with the war in prog pic of M assachusetts asking them 1
ress and the country facing a to return Butler, a personal friend,
the United Btatcs senate. There
crisis, President Wilson made a to
was no special reason why ho
dignified appeal to the country to wunted Butler returned except th at
keep the democratic party in con he was a republican; and this lo t- :
gress, so that there would be no tor, which was ten thousand times
division of tho government In its worse than the appeal of President j
Wilson, said th at Butler, the Boston |
work of bringing the country back drygoods merchant, was n g r e a t .
to peace. The end of the war was senator.
I
In sight and /the president felt that
This dipping of the president into 1
fee was entitled, tfl. Unsympathetic, .p o litic ^ ..,3 i ll right, because he
could stoop '
Congress in Cne Work which he had was a republican. n«4He
<n1 1a k n i v u t Vi 1rm [
to do. Thdl republicans “frothed i from the high pedestal
to boost his
at the mouth.”
They went in to 'frie n d In an election just because
spasms of horror over tbe fuct that !he wanted to keep the office, but
a president would dare express an i when President Wilson made an
appeal for a return of his own io l- appeal from principle to prevent
lowcra to membership in congress. |« deadlock In the two branches o f.
It wus almost equal to treason, it [the government (luring a crisis he,
waa debauching the high office of waa almoat a fit subject for cru- j
the preiadency, they cried out in , clfixion.
their excitement, and they even I But, any way, Senator Butler
were enabled to get many people 'waa not returned.
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A SHORTAGE OF EGGS
TRI-CITY NEWS
Federal statistics show that in
1910 the average Floridian had not
quite one and two-third chickens;
the proportion in 1920 was nbout
the same but it had increased to
nearly two chickens per capita by
1926. This was a gain but Florida
was ctUI very short on chickens.
In 1910 this state-produced about
100 eggs per human inhabitant;
in 1920 about 80 nnd in 1925 nbout
90. Florida was short on eggs as
well as chickens.
We believe th at n better show
ing could be made now if the fig
ures were available than for eith
er of the years referred to. At
any rate a much better showing
ought to be made, for Florida
probably consumes six tim es as
many eggs as are produced in this
state.
In no state in the Union would
the poultry business find more ad
vantages' than in Florida.
Our
climate is a great advantage and
CHINA
we should produce here eggs su f
ficient for the needs of the state.
Buying them nbroad, their price is
increased by freight or e x p re ss1
charges and they nre not fresh.
To say nothing of individual pur
chasers, the hotels in Florida fu r
nish a dertinnd for a vast number
of eggs and they want fresh eggs.
The home product would save not
only the freight or express charg- 1
os hut it would also bring a better !
price. Yard eggs or eggs fresh
from the surrounding country com
mand better prices than imported
eggs.
We can produce so many things
at a profit in Florida th at the de
velopment of some agricultural in- ,
dustries is interferred with by the
high profits received from others.
But without reducing the acreage
of Florida’s almoat exclusive crops,
it would puy our people also to
give attention to poultry and to the
production of a number of things
consumed at homo.
IS GIVING
WORRY
DAYTONA BEACH NEWS
China is worrying diplomats and of the Chinese soldier. His equip
military men considerably in Wash ment is somewhat primitive. His
ington and at the capitals of all losses would be disproportionately
countries with important interests heavy against n western army, but i
in tho Far East..
ho has the men to spare. Casual
The British have most cause for ties in the Tai Ping rebellion w ere'
anxiety. China hostility is more estimated nt 20.000,000, but t h e y j i
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particularly directed against them made no appreciable difference.
From a diplomatic standpoint's
now than against any other na
the situation is equally difficult.
tionality.
The masses of the Chinese, how Properly speaking, China has no
No terms can* be
ever, are not very discriminating. government.
A "foreign devil" Is a "foreign made with one leader that other
devil.” If they hate one occident leaders will respect.
Europeans arerJniChlna quite
al, they hate them all.
\
frankly
for purpttbbTof expecta
Should the British become seri
ously involved, every government tion. Japan ia tlw e , for: purposes
exploitation noflqulto so fraSikwith 'citizens and property In th* of
ly expressed. Xhe United States—
country to protect would likely be to the eternal honor of John Hay,
very soon involved, too.;
\ who, as secretary of state, eattb- China it a difficult . country to Ighod tho policy—la genuinely ■
deal with. A comparatively small friendly to the Chinese. Secretary B
troop# of State Kellogg—to hjs honor, too 9
number ;of trained western troor
could' Mice and hold one "* ' -r-has demonstrated that this policy S
porta.' A few western regiments Still prevails.
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probably could cut1 their way from V *n the event of a flare-up, of 5
the P a w ls to Thibet. But to "tub* iurso, America muit protect its fi
due g population of 400,000,
tizens and their
that* rights
d o h t. in
In tho
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itluna
and k«et iff SUbdued is a p
orient, but it hasn't Europe's pur- ■
:o kceep’an y gsnsral or sta
pd«e—to make all I t can out of the a
wontUflPi!
xaaag.
entalr,. Consoquently it can't bo H
anlnvadedandbwV fa eympathy with..tbn policies of
Chipb'l
once bqforw~and the. other powers In'that part of
on
then-'i
K wallwfa t | » ^ the, world, though.lt nu have tu
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d e p a r t m e n t | Mrs. Green Is Honored
ENJO Y DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM
By Class at Banquet
On Tuesday Evening)
I
SOCIETY EDITOR
Mrs. L. B. McLeod' o f Tampa
arrived here Tuesday and ia the
guest of her sister, Mr*. Ralph
Wight at her home in Rose Court.
r e s id e n c e
Holy Cross Guild Has Women's Clubs Are
Annual A rt _
an Enjoyable M eeting
Meeting 1 in DeLand Be Shown-W l „
With Mrs. G. F. Smith
A t the Woman's
DELAND, Fla., Nov. 16.—</P)_
By Mrs. Henry Wight
land exhibited a photograph of this
When Mra. W. S. Leak, Music beautiful woman which she sent
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
Tho Gleaners Class of the Pres Higgins will regret to learn that
Wv. W
Department chairman, called her autogrnphed to Mrs. Julius Takach
■r*-r‘ »'
Twenty-four members of the The state board meeting of the
members to 'order at the Woman’s some time ago. The mention of byterian Church of which Mra. T. she is ill at the home of her
On Wednesday, Nov. 14,
Hieuwun OI |M. Puleston is teacher, entertained daughter, Mrs. Ralph Wight in Women’s Guild of Holy Cross Florida Federation of Women's
. A**oc^a^on ^or Club yesterday, a very gratifying
crature Department of th*
will meet at 3:30 attendance testified to the success* her children’s songs was e x e m p li- 1 d e lig h t f u lly Tuesday evening Roae
Court.
Church met Monday afternoon at Clubs convened hero today with its
by a little tone picture by j with a banquet
nt
its vclass
rooma
on's Club will .hold ita Ut
. ----- - w
■»*■> t w i l i o
il^arryfiag on of this group fled
[High School AO®*
Betty McKinnon of a child's grief at the church, honoring the presi
the home of Mrs. G. F. Smith on opening at 2 o’clock this afternoon.
art exhibit, which bid*1:
,
Ich! v m aft popular in last year’s over broken toys, and her hope
Mrs. Edward Higgins and Mrs. Magnolia Avenue for their week Registration
and
conferences one of the Important.
dent, Mfe. E. M. Green, who ha»
Key will entii*- work. „
»
ful
cheering
up
with
the
hope
of
recently teturned from an extertd- Hal W ight motored to Orlando ly meeting.
3 o'clock at her
among
delegates occupied tho winter season.
After some bits of routine busi* new ones.
ed tour abroad, during which time Wednesday where they spent the
Avenue, honoring ness, including plans to bring a
morning
session
while the main
Mrs.
Robert
A.
Newman,
viceThe voices of Mrs. Leak nnd Mrs.
| morning.
Two years ago,
business session was reserved for
talented harpist to Sanford in Jan* Phillips wore heard in "Whisper she was a delegate at the Wotld’e
chairman.
presided
over
the
bus*
Christian
Endeavor
Convention
there
was nothing bj
the Methodist uary, and a thorough observance ing Vows," two poems by Robert
the afternoon.
Plate luncheons
u
Inesa session. A fter the devotion both today and tomorrow, a ban Sanford to sHnnllmw
p«udn at the home of Music Week in May, the pro* Browning set to music by Zucca held in London Inst summer, Mr*.
Mr. and Mj -s. W. I. Clarke and
Ragan at 3 o'clock, gram in charge of Mrs. Ned Chit were given by Mrs. W. E. Stone, a Green also visited several other daughter, Miss M argaret Clarke al service a letter was read from quet nt Ponce de Leon Springs this art, this department mode
JJIlie Ruth Spencer, tenden began. Its first feature, new resident of Sanford. Another countries, and during the evening of Steubenville, O.,arrived here Miss Treat, inviting the Guild to evening/ attendance at tho presen of it-i work to bring the
exhibit of the Pen and Bmi
current musical events, brought out now resident, Mtr. Ruth Barnett, she gave an unusually interesting Saturday to spend the winter.
an "All day meeting" a t Winter tation of the plays by the Green of New York, a valuable
report
of
her
trip.
Room players of Stetson Univers
artment of the the mention of a new American played two brilliant piano numbers,
Park on ~Friday. Miss Grace
u i m u Lin
Red and green were the prevail
ity and an informal reception in of oils in modeminst style.
[j give a recital at opera, quite well reviewed, and Bolero de Concert and Prelude, anti
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Last year American Art*
Judge W Wallace W right l e f t o y of the Church
Missions lHouse
lU U flV f
i high school audl- which is again an effort to combine the program concluded with two ing colors nnd were carried out Wednesday
Gdnminn v for
/ ah northwest
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* tho Stetson Art Museum follow
Florida
New York will speak in tho morn ing the play will be features of Crafts were shown and thta'.i
with baskets of chrysanthemums
music and drama.
numbers by Mrs. A. M. Philips,
where he will spend the week-end ing.
Quite a largo number of the social events of the state son, in line with tbe'De(
„..nent of the Wo* I The Beethoven Centenary of “Love, You Are My Keeper," and and hibiscus, ns well as crystal on business.
study of Japan, It is brir_
members
are planning to attend.
candlesticks
hulding
lighted
red
benrd meeting. Business sessions really wonderful c o lle ctio n /<
I hold monthly moet- next year, the prize offer by the “Just Something.”
Committees
were
named
for
will be continued tomorrow nt Oriental Art.
’clock at the club General Federation of Women’s
The words to fhese two songs tapers. Flower-like nut cups fillod
Edward T. Market!, who haB been
.
Clubs for a new setting for their were written by Irwin Cnssell. All with red nnd green mints helped to spending the past fortnight on the annual supper and Christmas 1»:30 a. m., nnd 2 p. m.
This
exhibit
will
be
open
_
accentuate tho color scheme.
bazaar to be given at *ho Woman's
Mrs. Kathorinc B. Tippetts of St. ,3 o'elock on next Wednesday ,i
rCircle will meet at national song “America The Beau tho music was written by Mnna
business at Nashville. Ark., is ex Club Dec. 2 and all arrangements
A most enjoynble program under pected to arrive home Wednesday
Petersburg, stato president,
the home of Mrs. tiful," and n new song by Carrie Zucca| and the accompaniments to
__ the
... evening.
___ _.
is ernoon through
for the affair were completed at
Jacobs Bond, were some of the vocal numbers were played by Mrs. the direction of Mrs. Alfrod Lilja afternoon.
Laurel Avenue.
presiding
over the scssums, nssist- I will be a nominal admission
this
meeting.
.notable happenings brought forth. Ned Chittenden. The social hour wob carried out, including individ
cd by Mrs. C. S. Stewart, head of and a visit will richly repay
Warm clothing for the advent the local Woman's Club, which is interested in the work of , *nyoo«[
Mrs. Tolar read a brief and in over a cup of tea was a pleasant ual greetings t o t h e guest of honor
day
Mrs.
H.
It.
Stevens
left
Tues
box, to he sent to the mountains
from the class members and also
tensely interesting sketch of Mann
i and Japnnese artists and
_nent of the Wo- Zucca, famous all over the world ending to a lovely afternoon. The nn especially arranged song sung day for Lakeland where she Is vis- of Tennessee, was solicited and all host to the gathering.
Department
is
already
busy
with
_ __ „ iting as the guest of Mrs. S. D. those having articles suitable for
I hold regular meet* as pianist, composer and singer,
by tho class. During tho
tho serving
serving! Kennedy for a few days.
house at 3:30 who is1 now a resident of Miami, its plans for the Cecil Arden con of the banquet During
this box were asked to leave them _
M
ir. PnR.l
Miss
Pearl Robson,
cert
for
Jan.
10,
•
with Mrs. S, O. Chase on Onk[5
rendered a number of lovely piano t
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. B. Hiller of Avenue.
irent-Tenchers As*
{■
selections.
Miss Hildred Taylor
ild its regular meetread “An Auto Ride From Tho Lakeland arrived here Tuesday
Th0 next meeting will bo hold j■
ittock at the East t r r ' j i
/si
t-v i
. 1-r-i
.
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Rear Seat”; Mrs. T. C. Loveless for a short stay hero on business. Monday afternoon with Mrs. A le x ia
■
School.
sang a number of “Half minute
nruier Vaughn on Park Avenue. A t1"
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Thorn of the conclusion of all business a
apter number two
songs arranged nnd composed by
[II hold its regular i
Carrie Jacobs-Bond; and Miss Palatka were among tho vlcitors social hour was in order, the host
. o'clock at the MaAdelo Vineing rend, "The Way to in Sanford on Tuesday.
ess serving tea und cake.
One of the most enjoyable of
The
lovely
new
home
of
Mrs.
Ed
Pray.”
There will be intlthe many social courtesies with ward Higins was the scene of an
At 6:30 o’clock tho following
which
Miss Lillie Ruth Spehcer, a unusually enjoynble social affair. menu was served to about 00 per
Reeren wil entertain
the Idlers Bridge bride elect is being honored, was Tuesday evening when Miss Snrn sons :
«k at her home on that of Tuesday evening when Warren Easterly entertained the Chicken Pilau
Potato salad
the Daughters of Wesley class of members of her bridge club and Hut Rolls
Cheese sandwiches
E. A, Douglass the Methodist church entertained two extra tables of players at
Pickles
1
at bridge at 8 in her honor at the home of Mrs. bridge.
Jello topped with whipped cream
Maize and orchid were empha
Home-made cuke
home on Sanford C. W. Stokes on Ninth Street,
THE
Mints
_ Miss Lillie Ruth with Mrs. Stokes, Mrs. J. H. Jack- sized In the decorations of chry Coffee
George Harden, son, Mrs. Mahlon Wright, Miss santhemums, marigolds, and other
takes place Nov. Ollie Johnson, Miss Emma Owen cut flowers, being arranged in
and Mrs. A. D. Zachcry as host baskets and bowls in tho rooms
ent-Tenchers As- esses.
here tho guests assembled for
a meeting at
The rooms of the Stokes home play.
the West Side were bright with baskets holding
Scores for the card game were
Silver Platter — Tea Set
yellow chrysanthemums and boug- kept on tallies done in turkeys,
Sandwich Tray
the Methodist anvillae carrying out the color pumpkins and other sugestions
Members of the Kathleen Mal
; at 3 o’clock at scheme of purple and gold.
Carving
Set — Salt Set
symbolic
of
Thanksgiving.
After
lory Circle of the Baptist Church
In
■
Zeb Ratliff on the dining room the refreshment several rounds erf bridge had been held their regular meeting Monday
Silver Goblets
If*
table was laid with a haridsomo played, scores wero added and afternoon with Mrs. F. D. King on
Hread Tray — Bake Dish
nt-Teachers As- late cloth and centered with a sil prizes awarded.
For having held Park Avenue.
at 3 o’clock at ver basket filled with bouganvlllao. high score, Miss Mina Howard re
Gravy Boat
A fter the scripture readings the
ry School,
chairman,
Mrs.
McRae,
called
for
Coffee Set — Covered Dish
Grouped about tho central decora- ceived a vanity bridge set. For
of tthe
w ^ Baptist ■ t l o ^ e y siWer candiesticks which failing to score her honorq and sentance prayers and large num
W ater Pitcher
r^ l
points, Mi,a Mpry Hinton.., w«W ber responded.
............. Candlesticks — Sherberl Se\ ,
y # U o w
t a p w B W
Other business and ' * program
In
A splendid musical program was given ’“the legendary apea."
for an allaJdod to the afternoon's pleasure.
cutting
for
the
consolation
prize,
Many Other Articles in Sterling and
the
evening.
ling.
Members rendered during
It is earnestly desired that other
a
bridge
set,
Miss
Mary
Cobb
was
Plated Sllverwear
^
Among the numbers were, a
[box lunch.
members of the church will join
the lucky one.
jht will entertain group of soprano solos, by Mrs.
this
circle
in
their
good
work.
Mints in novelty baskets were
I hr home on Park Victor Robertson, , and several
On Monday afternoon at 3 o'
placed
on tho card tables and en:k honoring Miss readings appropriate for the occas
clock, tho ctircle will meet with
jayed
during
the
progress
of
the
ion by MisB Margaret McRae.
Mrs. A. M. Walker at tho home of
m
Much merriment was afforded by game, and after the awarding of her daughter Mrs. A. M. Phillips,
the prizes, refreshments of pump 310 Oak Avenue.
contests and frames.
l Opposite Herald Office
kin pic, nut and cheese apples,
Miss
Spencer
was
presented
aqd coffeo, were served by the
lldge and Mrs.
Orlando—Work is progressing
108 Magnolia Ave.
entertain at set of silver tea spoons as „ hostess assisted by her mother rapidly on new Chamber of Com
gift
froih
the
class,
and
Mrs.
Jack
Edward Higgins.
; at the home of
merce
building.
[Magnolia Avenue Scott, past president, was given
Those enjoying this pleasant
“Hie Ruth Spencer, a piece of lingerie as a token of evening wero Miss Mina Howard,
aprcclation of her work during her Miss Frances Dutton, Miss Marion
month,
urd Chapter U. D. term of Class president.
Hund, Miss Nonle Williams, Miss
| lubscription bridge
Late in the evening the hostesses Fern Ward, Miss Perrie Lee Bell
nan's club at 3 Berved gold and white brick cream, Mrs. Earle E. Jones, Miss Mary
individual angel food cakes and Hinton, Miss Mary Cobb, Miss
n*nt of the Meth- punch. On the plates were dainty Rebecca Scott, Miss Frances Cher
£thool will entertain nup cups holding salted nuts and ry, Miss Mary Graves, Mrs.
«or of Mrs. Carlin mints.
Ralph Stevens,
MIsb Frances
Mceilnneous ShowGraves, Miss Ruby Hoyne nnd Miss
»of Mrs. S. 0. ShinMarcia Patterson.
•i*r
lArtnue nt 8 o’clock.
Club will meet at
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanders of
fn. L. P. Hogan on
Miami were among the visitors
13 o’clock.
arriving In Sanford Tuesday for a
brief stay here en route to points
urdiy
A calendar of events for the In the northern part of the state.
will meet with Mrs. church for the week has been ar
her home on Hol- ranged, that shows- the many ac
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cox arrived
11 o'clock,
tivities in tho church, in which here Tuesday for anindefinite stay
of Miss M argaret much interest has been manifested. and are guests at the Seminole.
J:s**-'1
*•’’
i recital at the stuTho following meetings are ar
ivii on West F irst ranged:
L. S. Scoble of Jacksonville spent
o’clock.
Wednesday evening at
7:30 the day here Tuesday attending
|tory Hour at 10 o’o’clock
Service
of
Worship
and to business.
lunlcipal Library.
Song. It is many years since the
William H. Sheppard of Jack
mid-week
service
has
been
to a d ty
sonville was among the out of
well
supported
as
in
the
last
few
jnardy will entorPart of the period is town business men In the city on
» of the/St. Agnes months.
Tuesday.
me on Holly Ave- usually given to the study and
practice of new songs and as a
tk.
Van S. Smith, II. C. Erwin, nnd
V, '
of Holy Cross result the congregational singing John E*. Mann were among those
t with Mra. Alex- h ai Improved to a marked de from Atlanta, Gs., attending to
st 3:30 o'clock »t gree. Mr. Root will speak on the business here Tuesday.
subject: "The Golden Moment for
uk Avenue.
«= =
'
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Kallory Circle will Doing Things."
(o'clock with Mrs. A.
At the d ose of the Service the
itte home of Mrs. A.
A Teachers’ Training class will meet
» Osk Avenue.
u'rtbe paster for discussion of Meth■ Auxiliary will meet
e
t
} i?? ■
' * *
Ml 11:30 o'clock for
Thursday
evening at 7:30
R*r band, nnd Mls- o’clock the Congregational Men’s
'• <v'it
Club will meet ikt the.Parish House;
<!i. (i
V
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■tLLS I .11 —TM fp
■tii
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M'Vl
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for an evening of entertainment.
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and
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>£*'• U fa
!
oc* honoring Mias
Ji!P
•Mi*.
'W
>V <t
w* » bride-elect the schooia -the Junior Club will
■re,
'll p. m.
kr->
meet with Mrsi. Root •* the V fa
■i. Si.:
!
r'’
’
for t*e « m a g e ,,i l t ;*g.
J z r v ffi c J
,l
6 Woman’s the election of
w
consider **- ‘ *
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p
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ot Crescent City\
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Bride-Elect Honored Miss Easterby Gives
W ith Class P arty at Evening Bridge Party
Home of Mrs. Stokes For Members of Club
(
Suggestions for
The M oneyM aking M a n
T h an ksgivin g D in n er
Church Circle Meets
W ith Mrs. F. D. King
On Monday Afternoon
Buys at the bottom and sells at the
top-in the developm ent of an area
like Florida there must of necessity
be a fluctuation of priced—but a fte f i
each rise prices do not go back to for
mer levels— not quite.
H. C. Viele, Jeweler
M any keen observers of our present ^
situation are aw are that right now-* j
there are many bargains on the mar-o J
ket that justify investment— they are
almost back w here they w ere-'-prob- /J
ably will never go lower.
**
Two Piece Jersey &!>
Flannel Dresses
L arge Program for
Members of Church
Is Announced Today!
If you are prepared to buy at the bot
tom, w e can show you real bargains,
bargains that offer a splendid Oppor
tunity for making profits.
Tan, brown, navy, red, and green.
Sizes 14 to 38.
I
$10 - $ 12.50 - $15
Phone 588
Infant Knit Goods "
A ll wool sweaters in pink, blue,
and w hite
Amusements
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HaWsHIp 'innounccm onU Pon’^ r t o n
Memorial Peltf« fc a h A s so c ia tio n of l°wship, The Gumma Phi Deta Soc•H ft'liftm an fo r 1^27 havfltol Service Fellowship; The Phi
isd* by Miss Emilie W atts Ml1 Fellowship; The Boston Alumt>., president noe Fellowship; The A. A. U. Euu o f : Sweat B riar College, r °Pnan Fellowship; The M argaret
S pllM turcw on the Rollins E. Mallby Fellowship; The A A.
Etealllf here.
. The AlphE Xi Delta Fellowship;
The Rose Sidgwick Memorial Felit«d w ith Dr. McVoa on
i-SM-uikiiMui
. . . . _...
_ lowship and the Julia C. G. Piatt
iteMWWW on M k m . Mp. a r . M0m„r1;.] Fe],0„ „ hlp
According
V-R
’ .B y
Acc.ir.lim. to
t.. Dr. IMcVen, appll
r ; Professor Caroline Bourcations and recommendations for
f ^
ll<n" ll'0KC fellowships m ust be received
I? ., s a l a r y «f the a . a . U .not lnte, th n n ‘January l( 1027, so
.
th at tho awards mny lie made
WjSt l Je Jellhwsh.ps n:in«unc-about March 1.. Tho letter of
J W - . . W Ve« Brc:
application should contain an ac1 Alice
Freem an Pulm ercount p/ the nppUca^iL!s education
Fellowship; The Sarah training, n i.tntcmcnt in full of
tesearch and L ecturethe plan of study or research and
hip | Tl^e Anna C. Brackett the object In view, she added.
PLANS MADE
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Laying iifSfdck
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r OlAH 09A\--TWI(S’6 HogfcG AKfe VAT 1
AH ^AiD.HtAH AM SOMt PALVc, AGtS AH YtS W U L O OVKH
VOUCH HAS «XX*> GIWTTO M5t HERt 'Hi
t rtAUX
?OM O t HORSV\TA\_ M'H^AH AM
MoCV Ot It AWAt WT THIS I
A VLTTAH YOM M\SS B o o t s
r
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—
R O O T S A N D H E R B U D D IE S
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W rong P lace
, MECE COMES
FOST/AAM \WlTrt
PACktAGS
US'
L IK E "It) U \/E O V E R —
-Tl4R»LLERe .
F R E C K L E S A N D H IS F R IE N D S
a *
con.
ccnled Beneath Make-up
to throng the grounds
But Nothiqff Can Be Done
ting the f ir s t two dnys of the
For Unsymetricnl Features
'■ > ,
'draw ing card fo r the HvcHOLL1WOOD, Cal., Nov. 17.llf 'Show* fo r which the fair
fch*g*fde&t is offering $ 10,000 </P)— Knrefi in the movies name1 '^rcihluni", an Blue Fox’s End tim es arc more beautiful thnn in
jdfit'Qyccn, a champion 2 year old the fle.ili, and credit fur the change
is duo the I'lim ranm ti, rays Hvrnn
flujrney, ti cording to offlceis <,f tin-;
DAV\ G o tS OAT OOAvl B tU . A 6IN 1laskiiis, cme.tiatogrnphcr.
inert.
L '.estock, it is
i
OAT AM OE RlNGAhJfcS'T
Tho attractiveness of mo: t Tier
r 1,fu rth e r stated, is hi ing entertd
EtVV AH tviAH OlD
son
ris
based
upon
iheir
rine
coiaJ1’lrifiii irony 'rtatco under the speetiy' governm ent ruling pcrm itt.ng |)le::ic.i)F. am! . o!i.ri.'.<(, th. '.V irre r
l.liV
ll*.'
f'^iH '^tucJ tii be entered from n o n -, Lvethcrs’ cuiue’anie.n e\','!::.Te\
- ;
VVlien
the
camera
retlucea
iltcir
''M
(iiA\raniired atntC3 under
L*r certain
___ ' '*"s.. v'hich
___ is. said to have faces L*i term: of Mark and while
PJ,',W;.t"u
they often arc unattractive.
A
^.bbtsttiyed exhibits
bad complexion can bo concealed
aJditic/.a to tho displays of beneath makeup, but little can bo
\
several counties will bn a gov-j done for irregular and unsyniotriei^f.lirnti Qnt exhibit which occupies ten al fcuturch. The smallest bumpj
Thin, dlcplay, together and hollows make shadows.
ijfd th vhu homo dcm onstratlun work j
Hazel Kycs Film Heat
p. ‘ %U1 foaturo the agricultural ex- j
“ Bocaucu of tho groat ph.it'.s r : $ h H, It 1» declared.
] rrcphic activity of blue light and |
^;‘i .displays in the woman’s build- '.ho negligible activity of red light,
r. jit ' building and varied in* lias:-! eye3 with light, rings aimmd
u. tria ls’ buildings are expected ’he pupils phot,igruph the beet,*' I
\.;i* vic.ract considerable attention. | llaskins doclaits, "nlliiough in life
\ Judging of tho livestock, poultry they nre not usually as attractive)
Hazel eyes I
_ And clhcr oxhbits will take place' as brown or blue.
i n r^ p .
Tho fifth chow the most character and ex- ' (l /j/ —x]\
F # (Monday, ,v
It la planned,
"■ ghniial bench show of the J a c k -1pression. Brown eyes photograph JIVI V./1VI ! \ 1 O IM c h v tl lo Kennel Club will open o n 'tno ‘lnrk for exprescion, blue eyes
OH, ABO0T HIS VMHtre
h/YHuirsuy j , a::d continue through T * 'hf'11' nithougli tho effect of f 'WHAl* WAS H ie
ARQUMCNT You
chic -k c n s —r ^ A t o TMev
P nvodtiocdiy.
j0,0
nin-v l,°1,midifici1
l,hNVflRe HAVING
wef?e Plym outh rocks
uso of filters and
WITH MR.TVTe?
M f o t e i f features of the fair avlll' “ “
flUc" * “ •
a n d h e s a id T h e y
‘‘When colors arc absent, the
WCBE WYANDOTT£7 Y
'l'■■b t tho 109-car motorcade bringing chnclows
cant by tho slightert
3 of
<; v< !
",
M O M E W -fe W H O
> s s
>i* r. xtA u m a ,
MOVIEBEAUTYIS
AIDEDORHIDDEN
BY THE CAMERA
?/5pectacul»r
iT
f VlTTfl" historic nveiios uguinel. . . i rather ihfni
lieuuUful wlien
'.V ^-background, mid in. w
’ 1off screen. Tlieir faces often Imvo
UFScores of horses, more 1 ,a"
* a decided stylo about them. Fea
jj. :
perform ers and tons of
ture by feature they may bo far
:rke are used ami tho mua- from p erfirl, but there is some
Teal ehtertainm ont each afternoon thing about the Unite ensemble on
the screen that Is very attractive.
i. .. Tho official program folic,vs:
Brunette Men Preferred
;t7 .(Friday, Nov. 19—Preparation
"In the filming of character ac
iters, the cuiuernmiUi’s problem is
inturday, Nov. 20- School Day. often just reversed. Here lie must
inday, 22— Livestock Agricul- paint in with lights and makeup,
>D«y.
‘trials, sufferings, triumph: and
lay, Nov. 23—Goorgia-(lov-|ec8tr.cioB which the uctor has prrDay.
1hups never really exparienced.
eaday, Nov. 24—All FlorBrunette men and blonde women
have tho best chances in motion
Iwanua Day.
,y, Nov, 26— Thanksgiv- pictures, asnorts John NickohuiM,
head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s
Ml Jacksonville Day.
*'*njrl. Nov. 20—County Com- cnniern department,
"A dark-haired man,” he raid,
and Agents’ Day.
»</
* y,^Nov. 27—Everybody’s photographs moru strongly. His
outlines stand eut, and thua, in a
mun, the dark types give an ex
pression of strength and virility.
T uskegee
Also, blue eyes1photograph gray,
and
mnn th lf gtyes, in most
Tour the World car.es,ina alack
of expression.
“ A woman Is dlffejftAt. ' Her
JSKEOEE, Ala., N o v .',1 7 ^ P l face does not have to shpw strength
affectionate .concern of a and charucler, and,,tdflmU fluffi
Utlon
the heglth ol ness tends her a charm- which In a
,^aa. .reafUM- '11 0 m an is h jra ly to be'
t e # * K°l{ert ft.,M otr yi' '
in
Spfllh. Carolina
p & ri five,can ta n . gallon, ___
iking
» Instance •oft drittka, smoking and
•TMtous. tobacco* theatre sdmtin'
a
^ouR
v
Sultan’s Palace Is
Friendly at Times
CONSTANTINOPLE, N«v. 17.
—f/P)—A new tyrant, maki r and
b risk e r nf fi '. tunes, reigns in Yildiz Kio:d:.
Thi favorite palace
of Abdul Hamid, arch tyrant of the
’WIH Open on Fridny Ottoman Empire, lias been tra n s
For Eight-D ay Program; form! d into a gambling eiisinn
Sixteen F lo r id a ( ’ounlien where those wiio were once trem
■a A re to H a v e B ig E x h ib its bling subject.' of tli,' saltan are
i now making nbeisnm e to the
8 / JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 17. King of Chance.
V u m * )_ -E U b o ra te preparations for
Former palace officials, secre
at’4^ annual Florida State Fair will taries, eunuchs, eonculntncs, slaves,
Crowded Into eight full dnys who passed yenrs in the Kiosk
!/ h d tlv lty when the gates ore without seeing more of the in
open here Nov. 19.
terior thnn their own appointed
Sixteen of Florida’s counties corners, arc now trooping even in
JUvo eptered with agricultural dis to the rooms where the Imperial
mays and plans, which have been Harem was guarded from all eyes
The
sr way for several months, except those of the Sultan,
imlse to make the fair one of the i butcher, the liaki r, the candle
lo st successful yet staged, nc- j stick maker are clinking coins in
tlie stately hn 11 where Hamid and
ing to officials of the fair.
Gates to the fair will be open- Ilia oni-timo guest, tlie ex Kaiser
*d to the public a t 0 a. m., Friday, of Girnmny, secretly gambled,
^ tS rh ic h has been set aside ns prep
aration day.
Thp various exhihand midway will open a t 10
according to the program ,
he N ational Persian C at conIt, under rules of tlio American |
kt Association, a t which the moBt1
autlful persian cat in the U n ited ,
will be officially selected,
R B A u7 3
to t o
Playing S afe
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71— Apartments For Rent
84— Houses For Sale
M — Automobiles for Sale
land*, said lands being slluale
Htmilnole County,. Find■Ida:
in
TRACT OMR
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The W om ans D<
WILL SACRIFICE p art of equity
Tli e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r
of tin*
CHRYSLER
N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r ( N \ V U of N 1 V ;
in new hungniow home, six CIIAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO
I {• A ^*nce
*t) Gene f o u r ( t ) a c r e * aii unre In j Tho return c f the waef
rooms and hnth; large lot; fine Sanford Ave, at 10th St. Phono 002
I he r t oi i lh r a a t c o r n e r ) o f S e c t i o n '
L-n (Itt).
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n nnow
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T o w n ei ltiillip) t w e n t y , as noted uon
"Ini t» r e s e l l
neighborhood. Address P, O. Box
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tiiir«>-«wol
agitating
tho
same
wort
I'Sftlctor »*nt
and 138, Sanford.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
r«JK bALK - Igullun cow, \ \ . K.
apartm ents. Ferndalv. Ant.
‘
""tii act tw o
: ballyhoood no long and >l
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
MT*enlGarner, Ginderville
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______ STUCCO BUNGALOW, large liv
Souiiieant (jiiiirtcr .>f tlie Souiti- about rouge, powder, a n d .1
Q. W. WAN'S LEY. Manager
jOt a !•«*«
B. I<* PERKINS — Haberdasher
east Quarter (SK'i of the HE 'i > D . . . . * - *.V V n ” ‘ ^
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TWO ROOM fipnrtmeut and sleep
Hfptiun t iuhuvii fisy Tduniihj]i|
of In# flAppif.
ing room, dining room, 3 bed
“ gc a Hw
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e
T5— Specials at the Stores.
ing rooms. Space for ear. 1000 rooms, kitchen with built In fea
'wiVf j ' ) IF a s r''un‘
th ,rt>-, waist throw-back to * raa
Clothes. 110 First Street.
*v. .je a iinc
Union Avc.
DODGE URDU IERS
It npnriirliig from llm s w o r n Ilttl ! time# StTVOS 'em rig h t ‘fa
tures Including breakfast nook.
j ‘a(r r*quf!,t- - .
i>f I ’n m ii l n li i i t h a t y o u a m i e a c h o f f o r m e r v n l n i m r w h e n *
Smalt down payment, balance
y o u m a y c l a i m s o m u r i g h t , title, o r : *1
y « * P m , C J * 1* ® » w
I rates are for 19—Building Contractors.
Dealers
75— B u s in e s s P laces f o r R e n t monthly. Phone 713.
iiufirst in nmi to tho property i l*f boauty was hea lth a n a
I'OR
l i e f e l n a h o v e t le se r ltie it.
i caev
M nw w e l l h * v s
aV*r»lfe length
SELL GOOD USED CARS
It is T H U n U C O U K
O llU B ItK D ,
J
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CLAREhfcE SMITH
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that
you
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of
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all
over tne place,
A
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rooms
to
rent
for
IM PORTKI) I)IN N ERWARE
General Contractor
llrrehy
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of 30c for
stores or offices at Park Ave.,
102(1 Dodge Special Touring
Allow us the opportunity of
Mill o f I ’o m p l a l n t l i . . i r l u f l ti .,1 o n '
COO West First Street
and Commercial Street. W. M. showing you this fine property.
Monday the »UI|| dav of lleevinher, , Another of tho many
1925 Ford Touring
at
Phono
441
SEE
Voting, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
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1025 Dodge Special Sedan
ScruggH-Scoggiins Realty
(V.
Day of Hits Com t, a t thn Court ,
, .cones D
OOKS Ut aIU
1925 Ford Runabout
iloos*. iii Sanford. Si-inlmdr County i Irankly
nhout Mrs. u
Phone 735.
Masonic Temple
JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds df
THE BAT.i, HARDWARE
j 77— Houses for Rent.
u*9 »d* The Sani-iortG.-1 unit in drfaiiij thereof. l»«-i general dress untidiness. It l
11*25 Gruhnni Truck
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and
Sheet
Metal
.Work.
Hll hi responsible
192-1 Oveilnnd 4 Touring
.11£i«iii«ai \ fin. Haiti thu*!' iiciHkT ii Hiiit! timt nTic6 upon n time t l ie 1
i FOR
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5.room,
modern
ct insertion,
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak
(FIVE ROOM HOUSE. 801 Pocunj Stucco Bungalow. This modern
for subsequent
Avcnuo and Third Street. Tele
;o r o i n ' i h i:\ ' 11e i v r !I ■d
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PRONE 8
Ave.. $25.00 pej month. Phone:hom e has targe living room," dinii is further oHUKitEn that this prime minister and his lady, i
I office should be phono 111.
MILLER O. PHILIPS, In3512 M. M. Lord.
t'ollee lie |il|td Ished In the SANK! t
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in , , n,| . mnld lb
lly in case ol
' inK room, 2 beds, hnth including
t t C . K A M i . ii newspaper p u t d l s h e . l
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was
servtid.
The1
1 (,Ii RENT.— . room unfurnished | tines, also electric range and
J1TISERS
Elm A\e. and LHh Street.
Radiator and sheet mctnl works. 56— Furl nnd Feed
bungalow bu nted at the corner ' water healer, Tin price of this
representative
M fTVI'.MM i m liiiml mi l ilw* f.f- ter's wife rushed forth
hookl
Plain and ornam ental sheet metal
of
Pulmello
and
Katie
Streets
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twine.
liliar with rates,
nwder.iie
and
terms
can
heryelf as she went. On the
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work. Tel. 716-W. 207 French FOR GO nn WOtm CALL !5T:i
Kbwtrit range and water heater, j he arranged anv way t.. suit pur
Station will give Avenue.
5*!nihl.t Iit i idI t *r S'
: down thi> stairs she lost a lncc doo
‘■Itil Mil t I|1M 4•I f»
w ill rent or sell un monthly hnsl.i. eha-cr. Addict. |l..x VI ..r Plume
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nformation. And
I dad from t,ver uno ear which W(U(*
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FOR SALK Stove ami Fiieplino Address W. II S .are The Herald. 7L1.
JEW KIT AND i*\GK
puked up by n lord-in^altbiMrattd
22— MUUnery— Dressm aking
mf want ad. to
V M I •*•t • • \ss.
wtitirl. i’lio'ip 3512. M. M. l ord
HIVE'S GUtAGK
I slipiu ,1 under the table to Bar.' 81
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[effective.
Saofoid Dealer
o ROOM new slu.rn bungalow H»K SAI.K \ fn e room house
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WANTED-*-Plaiu sewing, reason- 57— Good Things (o Kat
I h im! v > ' i,
U'T NOTICE
208
W.
1st
St.
I’lioiie C.17 1
Meibilvville Ave. and Eighth St.
one tdoyk fro,n seliool with nil
that tight, pump off ih the ftrstn
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able prices. 1402 West First St.
$75.H(l per month Phono 715.
[ihoulil give their
f 11 iii »rj i*>«ie ' Mf’l, \ IN \ NTS. rant, got panicky whenl^'y
iilodei n roiivonii-nres ten finable
t \’n\ |0
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ffjes address « b
HOME MADE PIES, samlwii hei
price, easy terms. Address Box KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. | '
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j couldn't find it, and had it kick'
Iphone number if
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TlUES
or salads on order. Mrs. Neal. FIVE room, modent stucco hutig- No. 5(1.
25— Florists.
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knits. About one
U. S. I„ Batteries.
1702 Magnolia Ave.
alow on Palmetto A vi
’300!----- ---c x t ii J t niciA i. e m i t it
iv !.mme gallant stran g er?
1\
I, thousand has a
Distributors
Chandler
"STEW ART THE FLORIST”
(M l Foil SF.MlVdt.F, c n i v r t l
Mock Phono 718.
jd-UOOM bungalow on Palmetto |
the others can’t
Commercial
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Flowers fo* all occasions
58— Household Goods.
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Ave.. C l o s e in v e r y
re aso n a b ly ;
ix i i K M i a n
They have said nevernl •unkt:
| with you unless
McLANDER
ARCADE
M i l l m u s l III! OF MOIITli l OF.
THREE Brand New Sturm Hung*- , priced and on easy terms. Phou •'
address.
SANFORD IlCIt'K CO.
[things
about girla in harbor sho)
II
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i.
Phone 781.
FOR SALE—One wood range, ga>
lows for rent, desi ably located. ; 718.
21 ! M a g n dir. Ave.
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Loanee MUST be
, W'e cramped tho men’s style, U»*_
Vi
Phone 3A7
range and rocker. Ktni Magnolia' modern ttiroip'linut. Imitiiru n i',— it The Sanford
! l oniplninwl, Gono was tho day
m
i .u i i i ’t t’i n i f 11 ap<
Baimiel's.
27— Professional Services.
Phone 2011.
l 85— L u ts b u r S;tk'
by letter. TeleI I*>inl:ITll m
[when n hard-boiled could rush iq, LINCOLN
M*R I *
FOKDSON
n|llli:il OF I" I lll.lt 1TIOV
nuances are not
; get bin face lathered, and lay back
I 'll
l A ll: i II I I . I Ilttl'
Kilw-irt!
Il'i'irins.
Inc.
EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES. PERFECTION (ill , stove, i oal Ft*R RENT 5 room furnlehi’d | [,(i py My Iwddine . ii. i hri’o lots CormiwrcnI A- Palmetto. Phone 331 I " rill. I'l.l'I'S n .l NTS .M. I to ehortlo at the bnrher’s Intent
i ICIITFt " i f nml
1,113. \
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hnuve oil Sanford
Ave., eon- i
no kinks, one price, personal a t
range and double tied and spi ing
tm sin e s < lo t. i i m r c .n lo n I I. in F< ' I I n - « if. .
I It seems there were two Irish- '•;>
kmniit ■ Efficient
tention. Bluebird ncauty Shoppe. Phono 122 M.
vrnient in si bool, $7 *nil per [ , 1M| |,,ts wdl
i il II I' foi a ip iii h 11IS * 11: K .v.'l -• e t l■. m>w i Usloll. M IIII'IMHII*’ Ir on i 11»* ft t u r n n f U 10 i nil'll — **
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month. 1‘tmin* 713.
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61 — M iscellan eo u s.
n i mu *~ii i<- !•> "M»in hnrbcrx themselves complain
Fin.
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S. J. NIX
FOR KENT 5 room furnished
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Found.
DODGE
house, all miii vcnieni ov i lose U.
Attorney and Counsellor at I-aw FOR SALE CnderwiMid typewiii
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Iiuuiednite po .see .ion. J
21(1 East First Street.
er, priu tieally new and typewri It. Shops.
house Klin anil I 'In Si.
i u i t a h l n f *r
a ju i r t m o o t
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ter desk. 0 drawers, worth $li:> Phone 85112.
| Mwni'C i ul ! 1111■i 11 ■n' I w>11 i'll
i • wangr;
j miMmtl women visit barber
|white C .)d bar pm
i 1 I ' I r .• tint J) I
Kit rut
1u n i ■) i ,t]u, nml o'i r \ i■pt iotuii! v
stone. 1'nuler fe CHIROPRACTIC adds life la will sell $75. Call lot) I
SI'!.MIN'D! K III DSON ESSEN
m.i .a' **t least every two week* f6r‘ trim, ,*!
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and
years
to
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203 Oak Ave.
i
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OFFICE FOR KENT—-lu" ~il"eiseti j 11f' "■1’11p l u m e 41
I A 1’
u l i . io-lu a n d w t i e r e l i y mond rings and red roadster*;'
Bldg Apply A P Ooimr"y &;
I i*i •" * i illiigM i o n * lii i l I t u tv i l t o f o r n PAY Silver britco- F irst National Bunk Bldg.
i F**i; SALK Lot. 5 of Lane's Ad-1'
1 • I•• *.* i n .it * "i i a i n i n o r t K a g u l io r r F n - girls” could own if we dipped
I BUY, pay cash fur sceond-hnnd Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
HI PS ' MAR,MON’S
afjit. Heirloom.
ililit>m. facing Higlilrmd Park mil
] lltli r K ill'l l Iii l l u
K.it.l
M.
IP water out of tin* cistern, bollodt
pianos. Address Box 352.
Snnfoid Automobile Co.
I .U . H T r " G T .m il 1, 11,1
I.U U IT Xo. 895 lie Laud. 32— Help Wanted— Female
Plume 137 I K n u r "ii Ui" m n d a y >.r . lu t y . a . some soap, squirteii lemon juice I
................... ........ ......_ ...................... •* I !?.->(' ash and $25 monthly. Atldres' 20(1 Magnolia Ave.
I l>. I >J!■. in nml In favor of MUIl- tho w ater, and dried our hair In t
67— Rooms With Hoard.
i IDS .1 Wll.l.tAMS .*ml inil'ni'ijileutSt), care The Herald.
MeCALL
A
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Rent
esiate
in—
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NASH
Iv iisiIkle i| liv -.ltd Miip.llIS .1. \VH,- hack yard of n Sunday. Maybe f t c
GIRL WANTED for general house
VMS in a m i ........... ..
..f II. A.* nr Rill would cut it for tie with » vestments.
Best
buys
me
among!
Leads
tlio
world
in
motor
ear
value.
illoiw — Rework, three in family, no laun ROOM AND Board reasonable, pri our Hidings. Phone 7-15.
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TODAYS
BEST
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.....n o n i n . . d o .!',*, ii,.,! m f,.t ! |iorridge bowl for a map upon the
vate home, 203 Maple Ave.
dry, good references required,
’
dome.
. is
must stay on premises. When an
■•'fit.* " • -i on" n.iii . r in*- I
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SEE R. C. TISDALE Tor good buys
o n Magnolia Avenue between -D — I A'Jilt I N l l t i t ' f S
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ROOMS,
with
or
without
meals.
swering state wages wanted. Ad
in Real Estate, 230 Me inch Build
md 12th Street, eastern ex 1 ---- —
- ..list '• ,t:"(*;r "t Me.Hi.m - - t Five Wisconsin women, wivoi of . .
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. ing
dress 3C6 Silver Beach Avenue.,
I n\\ n*- >1i|(
Solillt, H.1MHO :ti» j
. M
me. a pick up ut $2,509.00.
!
I** ni i f I a m i •>vl.i:
r.ivt. dMHi.iiiiu I., ni,* in'iHtin of , piiiMint
p iesin t sheriffs, have
luive coma,
;
Pen. Station, Daytona Item Ii. Flor"ubies.
! l i t e r A i i ' i ' u u x i- h i t i i i : i M i a i u m
SumllD'Iv
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68—
Rooms
Without
Hoard
HIGGINS
SMITH-WIGHT,
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sidewalk*, buildrenting. Lights, fine water, gat 88— Reul Estate for i^xrhaiitfe
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the owner of the form.
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| CLEANING CO. POSITION WANTED—Young man rage cottage up-to-date, will fur- ,
w ith in re tiso n a lile d is ta n c e fro m th e ' '
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22 years old—six years experi nish if desired. 599 K. Third St. j
Repniring and
t u i s t n e s s i - e e ti o n .
A n i s t lie f a i r l y v. ...... , l .- a ii l .- r s . *..• n i a n t . . - .
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TWO ROOMS, Kitchenette and ' FOR SALE by Owner, ,Spanish L O T S - US ill-,
lay im
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mi | „ „ k ., l.di-s .1. tic s , u'jtaiccs UTl)| jutt> nf Tampa, Flu., w u under ! blast of shot that swept Uirddgl
bath, attractively
furnished, j Bungalow in desirable reside*.
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PARIt Eit SHOP
moderate rent. Young, owner, 290
il :A'ctiuii Two bedrooms, b u lb ,
38— liusl/ie.HH Opportunities
alii*, and If dead lo lln-h null u*Mvu .
°li» Avenue.
N. Park Ave.
ling room, kitchen, completely ] HOUSE well ioraied, liuilding lots, lidis. devisors, icpud-es. or nnin- (Worthless checks. Ho was nrrest- pared to sit down tq ft
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Ms wife, if ..live, and T(l when he urn being given a
The slayer fired four Pti,jp
FOR RENT.—Furnished 3 room Price $19,509, $2,600 cash and tlw ; j,nrt pnyment. on home. Aildress
dlr* Hint c h i l d r e n .
buninesn man. This proposition
charges from his ih o tg u n w '
garage apartm ent.
Pee Gee
me easy. Addrejis box 79 can ||)yx 50,
consists of an up-to-date wearing Paint Store.
revealing himself,
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sleeping- porch near i*nke Hotel, i charming old world home with
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will find th at my interest in an Garage. $25.90 per mouth. R* J* |
Nt- m otive w a s k n o w n ;!.
ell established
grounds
and Will buy or trade for your equity I" 11 unhabwn persons cPulnilna tty. te r of D e p u ty Snheri;
h e r if f C. E. Munother business demands my entire Reel. Phone 3.
ouhie garage. A bargain a t $10,PR1NTERY
in any lots in any Aubdlvhion m |
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attention.
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upartrald.
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u n k n o w n peraoitw
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tho lot numbers and tlie location sl i lp 1n,1il1 nnknowii
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Il w h e t h e r a s n ss lM iie e s , f o r m e r r n FOR RENT—Two room furnished
p a r l i i e r s , o r a t b e r w l w n : u n d ( o a l t vreta arrested with Mailloux but age ffom the tropical^
4*tting, t a i l o r i n g .
LOANS—Money available at 7 par
house.
pi*rsonw h n v l n u o r c l a i m i n g a n y til- Inter wore released.
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apartm
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water,
light*
and
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Phone
cent. Close in property. A. Pt e r « m In tin ) f o l l o w i n g ( l e a u r lb i n l
Heights.
posed a*t' an otficinl of n Hpring- cording to reports
gas. 110! French Aveiiue.
Connelly A Sona.
i u i d automobile company.
morning. ' HnvSna l
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clear skies, high «ei
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Yorkshire where there W*s 0
very small majority in favor of
acceptance.
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Tho members of the miners
executive meeting this ('a fter
noon to consider tho situation
were gloomy and perplexed.
Tho delegate conferencsv'which
Inst week recommended that tho
miners accept tho tens* will
meet tomorrow in an endeavor
to settle the difficulty.
Me
ElghtPage*.Today V.>\’ ) .
f
LONDON, Nov. 18—
J. Cook, tho miners’ secretory
announced todny that tbo rote
of tho man wns against accept;
tnnee of the government's dtrikV
settlement proposals by o’ large
majority.
•
Strained Relations Between
U. S. and Mexican Govern
ment Intensified by the
A c tiv itie s o f Bolshevists
■?>
*
t
Y , N O V E M B E R 18, 192ft
English M iners V o te
A g a in s t A c c e f1 5501
O f Peace Pro
PLOT
BEEP CONCEffl
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Unit A p a rt1
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iV
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SJfjiL
•Press F u ll L e a fe d W ir e
g jg
I •'
•v®
W ants Son to H a ve
Hohenzollern N a m e
'r w
P r o m in e n t G e o r g i a
C o u p le
!
i
Counsel for Carol Declare
T h at French Courts H ave
N o Jurisdiction in Case
C e le b r a te s
75th W e d d i n g
•1
A n n iv e rs e ry
At
C o lu m b u s
Talks In.Low
Distinct
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—(/Pi__
PARIS. Nov. ! 8.—(A*)— Love let
Bolr.hevik
activities
emanating
from Mexico, which hnve become
ters of Carol, of RuntaniiC to
COLUMRUS, Gn„ Nov. 18.—(/P)i for tho most part pioneer land.
increasingly apparent in the tan
/izi Lambrino are part of the evi — A mnn und woman who began I Mr. Blnckmnr's parents came to
Mtt single real efl“ Hard-Boiled’' Hamilton they gled political affairs of f'entral
dence before a court which Is try- their life together 75 years ngo JColumbus from New England in
be made here m
W om an
call him in Austin, Texas, where Ameiiean countries lying between
ing her suit against the former
nths was cons uni
when
their
country
wns
largely
an'
1831,
three
yours
after
the
little
as Judge James R. Hamilton of the United States and the Panama
Crown Prince.
on today when C.
unexplored waste celebrated their' trading vlllago was settled. The
Cunnl, are causing deep concern in
criminal
district
court
ho
will
pre
She seeks ten million francs diamond wedding anniversary to history of tho nation reflects sev
j e G. Swain nurShe G ave!
Washington.
R G. Davey and side over this murder trial of Rev.
damages and desires that her six day under n flag that waves over eral incidents in which members
This
situation,
intensifying
the
year old son shall have tho name one of the greatest nations.
on, the D avey- J. Frank Norris. The Norris trial already strained relations between
SO]
of his family had parts. One ances
N,<
lents, located was transferred to Austin from the American and Mexican gov
of Hohenzollern—thnt of
the
tor, Stanley Westcott, was one of 18,
On
Nov.
18,
1851,
Alfred
0.
, Rumanian royal household.
She Blncknmr, nnd Mary Ann Blood tho first 12 mepbers of. the orig » u p i
_ath Street, San Fort Worth, the pastor’s home, aft ernments, has been brought more
[* consideration o f er Rev. Norris charged lexlstenco of pointedly into the open than it bos
i wns formerly Carol’s morganatic were married.
Today 61 mem inal Baptist Church. Another, Dav rnirfli
L if e Sentence Is Im p om d ' on
,a conspiracy against him.
• wlfCi The marriage was annulled bers of their family and 1,000 id Brntnerd, was responsible for
i!______
been allowed to appear hen to fore
One fo r the F irst T w te In
, by the Rumanian Pnrliraont in guests honored them in their homo. tho founding of Princeton College,
>point to
iMrt. Swain formerly
through the appeal *.f the United I
• 'n te ’s H istory; M ob H ead 1021!
Walker Hotel and
after being expelled from Yale. eni Hall l
Stnler by the new President of |
In
the
receiving
lino
was
Mrs.
D. ws H eaviest Sentence
In 1021 Carol married Princess John L. Peabody, 91, only surviv- 1The first meeting to draw up plans Willie and '___
I in Titusville, dlsptns|Nicaragua, Adolfo Dias, r„r mterHelen, of Greece, by whom he had ing bridesmaid of tho long ngo , for tho now college was held In three persons
e sai
j vention to restore piffcce in that
|interest* in thnt city
DOUG. AC,
Nov. 18,— (A*)— . n
hut later he left her and wedding.
the spot where the
j country.
his father’s house.
■ait few months and
Rev. Edward W. Hall
^ th the idea of inDiaz’a appeal following immedi Nine menu -ss . . a mob that re- [departed from Rumania with Mine,
Death hns claimed only
two
Mr. Blackmar has never paid
ately upon formal recognition of moved Dave Wright, a white man, Magnndn Lupcscu, tho nuburn- motnebrs of the lino since the particular attention to health, " I Eleanor R, Mills d p r*;j
iford property,
The woman farmer, tnt
ity Jail Inst Aug. 27, hatred daughter of u Jewish mer- marriage and Mr. Blnckmnr, 90, knew a man once,” ho says, “ who
his government yesterday of the from the i
nt house which they
by
the state as an e jr * l
and
lynched
him,
have
pleaded
chant
of
Jnszy.
United
States
lias
not
yet
reached
of 14 four-room
nnd his wifo 95. nro In excellent tried all medicines recommended to
the State Department, and any de guilty to murder and drawn sen- I “ My heart's own darling, ydu health. JTheir eldest son, John him nnd eventually he succumbed the double killfaff, was
[each vith roll-av/ay
an ambulant* from A
I was completed early Rum anian Queen VisitsLouis- cision upon it must of course wait tences from four years to life 1m-1know thnt you nro the only woman Blnckmnr, 75, was with them in to tho curatives.” He does have
hospital and b«jgain her
prisonment.
,
jin
the
%vorld
for
mo,”
wrote
Carol
until
it
has
been
studied.
is the largest of
a recipe for longevity; it is "first
vllle Tod ay, Cincinnati F r i
their celebration.
with a nurse sitting a t;
Thun, in less ” • < 00 days, tho fo Mndnnie Iaunbrino after the
Five gun running vessels have
, city. C. H. JohnaIn tho year of his birth Presi of all select some lived ancestors."
day and D etroit S atu rday;
of her bed and a pi
courts
have
all
but
closed
0
caso
annulment.
left
Mexican
ports
for
Nicaraguan
nrllle was the builder,
dent Andrew Jackson wns waging
The ngod couple are not very ac
W ill Reach Gotham Sunday anil Guatemalan waters, to the
hoad.
thut revolved arr.nind the only reCarol wrote Queen Mnrie, his his bottles with Congress on the tive now. Tho daya are passed
(for the sale of the
. She spoke in a low vole
1Washington's government knowl- corded lynching in Georgia In 1920 mother, begging her to permit him national bnnk nnd the country i|fiiotly In a home where relatives
Ibeei^under way for
LO U ISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 18— |edge under circumstances which in
^staffed tb tell her ston r'i
and i,/posed a life sentence for to keep Zizi n« his wife. Said the west of the Mississippi river wns often gather.
’
....
i and wns closed In
(AO— Queen Marie will go direct i dieute Mexican official connivance
court stenographers V*
participation in mob violence for letter:
the Uavey-Winaton
to New York when slm IcavcH land foreshadow, in the opinion of
answers to the Jurjr 1
the first time in the state’s History
"Dear Mamma:
(with Mr. Davey handLouisville tonight and will sail ; responsible
Ang lican
officials
proceeded her voice g .
Major Brov. ;i, a white mon and
“ I can not hnve Zizi left in this
Matters pertaining
homo on tho first available
similar attempts to promote po brother-in-law of the woman for > rufous and equivocal position,
cr and when she Until
steamer.
The new owner*
litical disorder in other Central whose death Wright was held, nnd never could I admit thnt tho
examination occupying 88.
i this afternoon,
sho could bo clearly hen
American countries.
. pleaded guilty to murder yestorday child to be bom out of our mnrfacea south on LO U ISV ILLE, Ky., Nov. 18.— (A*)
story was mbitantlally U ,,.,
I'Vr neiirly two weeks, it has I when only four jurors hnd bcon riaire si uld be considered illegitl; directly into, the — Queon Mnrie will abandon her hecn evident thnt Mexican-Amor- I selected in a trial called for 13 mnte.
as that she hnq previously1
ftKtion. The entire American tour at Detroit on Sntur- ican relations have taken bn a j iv.cn suspected of being members1 Mndammo Lambrino’s lawyer
, Henry Stevens at the spok af
I it stands, which la 'day beenuno of tho serious t,urn in
1aho hgd previously seen Mvt^
hi nous UJpvct than previous-( „ f t}u. n1(,i,
Kobert Bullnrd, one said this letter wus never nnswerof San Lan- Hie condition of King Ferdinand. , |y „ thL. Wesbington view, and ii , of tin- defendants, turned state's ed. When onlered to the frontlor
! and Willie Stevens in . * Vi
apartment “ 7 ® w" ‘ ’•rrivo In New York Sun- , j,, ,i„v." apparent that the long evidence mid wus kept aw aj^rom to guard against possible Hi
Corn Belt Tem peratures Go ' O ffcials R eport Satisfactory parkodini Peo Russsy’s U n » J
to. nnil ' jioqdin** o;l aitd land law ixsueo and
_
tie one half block 'day-..morntffj^- am!* expectsDtroi* to Turn Rains Into | Progress In T h ree D ay
near'd Oatha
• “ 'lMi f t *
n
’nrlnn
Unlshevikln,
Carol
on Nov. 21 on the Lerunguria.
I ela*in conlroversic's have been o v - 1
'
I Avenue,
Snow and Flurries B eco m ef Camtihlgn W ith Executive
Several hundred persons w ere'Z izi:
Marie authorized this statement 11 rah.■•biv.vd l.y the Mexican inter
igthitecture, it concrowded in n little court room when
’‘Before I go to the front I want
Blizzards in H ard W in d s, C om m ittee S till W ork in g
V?
early toduy.
Summoning Col. ! forcnce In the political affairs o f
. f word* "explain letters’.’ gtid
1 rings, with ohcrt
Judge
Hurry*I).
Reed
was
asked
you
to
know
thnt
I
have
i
ado
nil
John W. Carroll, in charge of the other Central American nations,
nj from the front
Five hundred memberships had ,
by ® en« An oath pi
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.— (A^— Snow
train, she said the news from Bn- I Presumably, the chief purpose of to permit counsel for defense and , arangements for you. Se nrntlon
Street.
Tho
been secured nt noon today by the j Die demand “ let go" she
prosecution
to
confer.
ImmediateIs
very
hnrd
for
mo.
If
you
only
lnden
clouds
roofed
the
central
clmrc.Ht wnx discouraging.
The { thfo intei i rence is the fostering of
teams working in the Chamber o f [She.then told o f four shot* 1
Ipvails throughout,
Uumnnian (piceu spends today in ruil ml p'Mpugamln and bolshevist 1.V a plea of guilty was entered for could get leave to come home for w o t toduy nnd moved eastward be
Commerce campaign1for 1,000, sc-1 *he described M "bang, ]j
lurcnd the building
fore
gusty
winds
thut
brought
rec
Brown
und
before
spectators
ren
short
time
I
could
manage
thing
Louisville and tomorrow in Cincin pitiio: ophy.
cording to Secretary E. F. Trotter, ’ h*»8i bang."
^ ^$3
|ken beautified.
acted
to
the
announcement,
Judge
better
for
you.”
ord
breaking
November
snowfall
nati und then goes to Detroit.
most
of
Qiem
for
individual
memHer
recital
of
acreami
out
of
tho
northwost.
Retd had sentenced tho mnn to life
On an th er
occnsion
Carol
|hcing on the front
Mnrie authorized the announce
Corn bolt temperatures went berahlpa and with many firms with woman’* vole* she. dt*«x
imprisonment.
1wrote: " I Hhall always consider
the same mini- ment this mbming soon nfter the
my, oh my, what
Picas of guilty then wero a r-, you as my wife, In spite of every- down to turn rain Into snow and headquarters In other cities yet to
all others but train loft Indinnupoiis whero she
bo heard from.
screaming.1
Ing.".
flurries
became
small
blizzards
be
rnngcd
for
eight
other
defendants
thing."
T. The sale in-1 f orecast the sudden ending of the
The drive is to officially come
“I saw a man and,,
ntul the court imposed sentences j Long nfter he nnd Zlzl hnd been fore winds which approached gnlo
lings and equip- tour in an addroHs in which she
to an end tonight but the members she said when tb*
vnrying from four to 20 years. The pnrted by the Parllment decree, velocities in somo localities.
said Indinnapolio would perhaps bo
of tho executive committee are exShe
eight
were:
Archie
Tenner,
George
,
ho
wrote:
Warnings were displayed on nil poctod to continue thelx efforts un Henry Stevens,
the last American city she would
asked to identify tha "c
Lott,
Paul
Cody,
Willie
Arnold,!
“
I
always
remember
our
lumltho
great
lakes
except
Ontario
as
see subject to drastic change.
The report o f Chief of Polico
til the goal of 1,000 Is reached, Mr. She had previously said
Willis Tanner, Joo Hutto, Alina, nous todays together. But the chain tho storm center swopt todny Into Trotter suld today.
The new schedule calls for visits Roy G. Williams for the month
•aw Henry Qarpest*r;
Hester and Charlie Adams, all Is broken.
Love of country hns Illinois from the southwest whore
Eleven teams participated in [ha scene but the state’s It,
to Louisville today, Cincinnati to of October, showed thnt a totnl of
white men.
forced my hand.
Y(.«, my poor it took snow and freezing temper campnign, with a f^w of them fall
morrow nnd Detroit for one day 221 arrests were mndo by tho San
tive warned her not to'l
atures. Tho mercury hung uround ing to report the results of thptr
little
dear,
I
am
bnlhrothod—to
ford
police
department
during
thnt
instead of two, on Saturday. Im
the "other" man was in
20
dogrees
in
parts
of
Texas,
Ok
activities for tbe ontlro throe days. mony today.
mediately after she returned to month nnd that a total of $3,004 G reenleaf A g a in W ins a ^ in^«8;”
Henry
lahoma and Kansas.
A final cHcckup tonight Is oxpected
On Nov. 10, 1920, Carol
her train nt Indianapolis, Marie in fines nnd forfeited bonds was
Is
under
indictment
but is 't.
P
ocket
Billiard
Title
|County medical men summoned Col. John II. Carroll, in turned over to tho city.
formed Zizi that everything
Tho passing of tho wavo left to roveal that at least 500, and pos trial with his three eondna,^
sibly
many
mors,
numbers
hpve
tween them wns over.
members of the charge of the train. “ I want to go
Tho average for drunken drivers
SJ. Louis with moro than fire
She said that, she saw ' 1
PH ILAD E LPH IA, Nov. 18-f/P), | “ *I Mnm
.. .
ilt
« U I Jl| U I O I I V
I
IIU
TT I U k u •
vanquishe
ho
wrote.
Medical Society home,” she said.
remains about the same number as
inches of snow by nightfall last been secured.
Stevens
In thd eutemobll# 1
The executive committee, which
billiard t “ Love of my coun’ ry hns forced night, there were fulls of as
wiicd n Seminolo
Thero were tears in her eyes ns was reported before the ordinance — The world’s pockc.t
at
the
spot
wbers the
, rcs|8t3d to tho u>t much as six inches In Illinois and usually brings In tha largsat plural
I Society » t a meet- she explained that new cable ad providing jail sentences was pass championship w» b in possession o f ! my hftnd
voice*
was
I
my con. weather buroaus throughout the membership cards and the great
|tk# Seminole Cafo. vices had come from Bucharest ed, 10 men having been arrested Ralph Greenleaf, of New York, to- buk clrcumatancei
described a x ',
day for tho seventh time.
xtr» were elected,
region measured snow depths un er number o f out.of town accounts, Ing her hands.
trol compel tho decision.”
concerning tho health of her hus for this offenso in October. Charg
He
regained
tho
title
last
night
was
late
In
reporting
U*
first
day’s
Counsel for Carol contendod that precedented for the month.
slciann . decided to band and thnt the news wns not es o f disorderly conduct leads the nfter n lapse of only one year, by
Mrs. Hall'
work and is to continue until 1,{K)0
There were three deaths In Chi cards are on iUa. a t Aha. office, of
*ty separate from good. The exact naturo of Iho ines- Jlist o f violations with a total of defeating Erwin Rudolph, of Chi Zixi never contested tho annulment
Mrs. Hall w * i «ske* te
44, while drunkennoaa caused tho
In tho Bulgarian courts; that her cago indirectly attributed to the
[County society in the sage was not disclosed.
her bat which she d i f i . ;
cago, in tho final match of tho
tho Chamber o f Commerce.____
son wns horn out <f wedlock.
arrest of 43.
storm. An unidentified woman,
are now sufficient
Round Robin tournament of which
Individual memberships cost $35 nsss was hsld uy t*" m*l
Various minor traffic violations
As neither purty had French blinded by snow, walked In front
I wctl phyxiciarfs to • BUCHAREST, Roumania, Nov.
*>
10 of tho country's best cuccsts
r year, with tim t payments al- identification.
domicile, tho lawyer argued that of a street car; a teamster droye
toon practical, it was 18— (A*)— King Ferdinand’s condi brought 40 arrests, while moro se wero contestants.
WlUie St
wed. . The, effort, th ii .yaar l$ e
tion -causeo no anxiety, Premier rious charges wero confined to
With the tltlo went a cash prize the French ccrurt had no jurisdic into a fallen high voltage wW*
been to get, not euch t h u g mem
singular numbers. Larceny caused of $1,200, a percentage of the gate tion and ho added:
and A. Vernon Smith, switchman bership list, but to get a Uet that
Avejoscu
told
parliament
last
( Cdhtinuedeoi
physicians of
six am ats. Forty cases wero dis
“ The porslstc xe with which for the Nlcksl Plats Railroad, was could bo depended upon to pay He
* jjeg rs
®ty attended the evening, but as his mnlmly Is of missed in polico court and 13 wero receipts, a diamon dstudded gold
Madame Lambrino brings those killed when shielding his face from subscriptions, official* . of. the
i - i ’ A. Pines, presl- long standing, tho cure is nocessar- transferred to tho county authori medal and a year’s contract at
suits In French courts sufficiently the driving snow, he stumbled in Chamber say.
'h
.
$260 a month.
[ Onego County Mcdl- ily slow.
ties.
Indicates their scandalous charac to the path of a train.
Ferdinand’s
ailment
hns
been
de
'
;•
.PfMided; I)r. Pines
Dotcctivo J. B. Green, attached
Madame
Lambrino was
Winter Haven— Merrion Com ter.
Lower temperatures prevaUad
ninole County phy- signated ns slgdioiditls, or inflam to police headquarters, nnd Lieut.
g l.’.U
present. Carol was not.
mation
o
f
tho
largo
intestino.
pany
opons
packing
plant
hero.
generally today over the mid-:
B(1 a medical men’s
1’1 n\“
A. H - Beckwith headed the list of
which had watched the first
ndo in Jununry.
arresting officers with 58 and 53,
ries melt without seriously Imjh
M
unicipal
Band
To
f Officers elected last
respectively.
Ing traffic. The Weather B '
G ive C on cert Ton igh t
promised slightly rising tempera
Hinton of Sanford
hi/fi-i
M itch ell Is StiU
tures over the great plains •
'.W. M. Martin of
'frhoroughneei of
Tho Sanford Municipal Band will
»i%> «v
triot today, and further rises
Confined to Jail
or' true .'exploitation ’ ol^l
£ V id*nt: Dr. C. L. reaume th* regular Thursday night
the
corn
belt
tomorrow,
b
u
i‘
r
*
i
SAN FRANCISCO*. Nov. 18.— • bottle of polaon with him for use
®°W,; seeretary-treae- concerts in Central Park. For thd
t
rdiMj ji\\*
ported another storm forming over iM o v tM and natural;) *
W. H. Mitchell, a bookkeeper (A1)—The eternal mystery of.after when be (elt the temptation to die.
membora were elec- last two weeks, the band has giv
te .tba' eseential, as
the
northwsst.
•
•
l:A;.
Sterling eras born in Sag Harbor,
»n of censors. They en concerts on Sunday afternoon. and auditor, was still lt\ the county life, whloh for two decades had
gripped the fancy of -Georgs Ster N « Y h Ih 1M9, and after having re
Jk<l
this
afternoon
following
his
ILUngloy of Sanford, Tonight’a program aa announced by
“
• ii"
ling, poet, dramatist and discipl* ceived *n extensive education won
UJJJJ Dr. Ralph E. Joseph* Reizenatein, bandmaster, D failure to provldo * P**®*, bond of
$500 Toosday. Mitchell, about 50 of Ambrose Bietat, and furnished international recognition with his
‘V '
j College, ■
" v " 1' )Wo year term; a^fbU oin i:
t .
* poems.; ’ A streak of
years oM,‘ was arrested on the him countlees thernsa to work up
March,
The
Golden
West,
Losey.
Sanford, one
on, enveloped hint in death today..
- *’ ough Us life as it
LL'JjJ* N. Tolar at ■•■ Characteristic, Return of the compUInt o f his bride oTdbf yder, . ’ For resaeu* ; unknown to hid
KuWS
works. ^Seventeen
who charged him wfft f
* l5 cUd, ■■ delegate
friend*,
the
writer
took
poison
aa
rhe
had
loved
him
i.*<
Good l« -Good ment. ,i:' 4
and aarteUy
*tev«itlon and Dr.
th irte e n th
S t
NINE OF GE
MOB HAVE MADE
PLEAS OF
’!—
-mm*
S
FERDINAND SICK,
QUEEN TO LEAVE
U. S. WEDNESDAY
HEAVIEST SNOW; MEMBERSHIPS IN
OF YEAR FALLS IN COMMERCE BODY
CENTRAL SECTION,REACH 500
St
J
Police Report 221
Arrests During The
Month Of October
■Society Is
‘ it Night
ity Doctors
K
True Exploitation
O
.......
u if State
o iaie itesources
Advised By Speaker
George Sterling K ills H im self To
Neirress Freed of
.Charges of
tUof ^nford as aU
ing on N eif
*P*r Building
he ley iU in hi* 'qmrtare at tb*
Mr* Mitchell displayed
faihlonabla Bohemian Club her*
*
*
*
*
%
! . Wh, I
Lot. blue mark* On her arni,
yesterday and died.
have
been
atjitalned
in
*
Donaldson and Ash.
ftVU| A/UU84UM
He had attettfted.to deetroj
Is, Lo* Cin- given her ky her ho*Wg
A k *» a *
of h i*;
told SL W. Lovell, Jurtjet of tha letters and
infs
which
to Jail
“1
on, Rainbow Girl, Hlrsch. ■peace, w(»o xen»nd*d b
that she could show ntj
hoc clothing.
‘ '
^ork on the new
f j"f^hlch win hoosa
^V*g*r*» has boon
fe y
5
| V U Mor® InterlockR i5 i,
m
u
usadkit
■
"
W**#*$*k
1
•-
.<"•»
m am a
30 s*tfs old.
This
marks by hi* frit
s ir # * well ohjag'
^8 $
o f*
m
inged into the
1W8 Us Wife,
Sterling, divorced
'„ ,T that he had a
iment,” and later iatteV1
ide. V;.
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F A Y E T T E V IL L E , A^k.y Nov. 17.! COM
— (A')— With tholr b c p ia fo r S ou th -^Lch w W tol
western conference honors egrushe I,1„
.
i
.
E ffl
•
|the Arkansas RnzOtbacW' have j ! ° VCr >I
T w o T ie s M a r A n O th e rw is e ; turncd to a week^of hard R e t i r e i * ’,Rt,,n in. the *
N E W YORK, Nov. 17.— UP)— bound to stand since Harvard and
„
f
Von r- ! ' n or^cr
rovengo they
been sIr j
A lull in the football storm set Yale ring down the curtain on
P e r f e c t R ec o rd f o r Y e a r , mcy
ainst Oklnhoma Aggies „t.'Columbia c 2 ’,
tled upon eastern gridirons toddy the game niries in a battle for
Sfl • r - 'ijr
Centenary College _ _ O n ly ^ g tjuwa£ei. Saturday.
j
next
..Har« VAV
„V ,• « .
after the gale of stirring battles; the consolation prise Saturday.:
The
last
confcrcnco
gnme
ployed
lrn'*0(l
the
"
T a k es T w o that n-vept the season to a climax [ The Tigors, minus the services of
' Christian University'
'
u*eaf°n,
with
Toxac
Jake Slagle, could muster only n
Saturday.
k'tr',<‘t last
The University of Chnttanc*oga Saturday developed into a double1 ■
...i t # o i 1st
Navy, Army and Brown, all 10 to 7 margin over the Elis Siit- :
tragedy,
Hince
the
defeat
was
the
3U
i in Tyners to
Moccnsins
bid
fair
‘to
annex
their
to C aptu re a heading straight for sectional su nrdny after shutting out Harvard
first
ever
sustained
by
Arkansas.
Atlantic
first
Southern
Intercollegiate
Ath
premacy, lor-ked back with ming tho previous week.
on
homecoming
day—
tho
"Old
!
Vrp,,i<,<!nt
L
letic
Association
tltlo
this
year,
fo r O w ners led prido and regrot on the thrill The holiday games on Nov. 25
Columbia taam,
Grnds”
occasion
c
f
reunion.
as
they
will
probably
be
tho
only
ing week end and surveyed an im hnVo torn many gaps in schedules
Chipman and Beavers, were Ar Street's neetp
team in tho junior organization
iZ/ik). j
Pennsylvania’s'
mediate future far less disturbing o f the week.
kansas'
stars in defeat while Cap was made con...
that
will
go
through
the
season
than the past.
Brown had the tight 3 to 0 win over Columbia ns {
ers’ obtainlnj^i
undefeated.
Two ties, with Ogle tain Bozeman, Scott, Japp, McGill,
satisfaction of a crushing 21 to 0 its la:* game beforo the Cornell!
games have
Harrison,
and
Dhonau
who
plnyed
thorpe and Birmingham-Southern
Thanksgiving day. I
triumph over Hnrvnrd to add to engagement
Slate Fair Gt
mar their otherwise perfect rec their last game on*Razoj-back field
seven previous victories, with only The Ithacnns likewise earned a
rose to the occasion.
It was also
ord.
Colgate on Thanksgiving day men re:it by their thrilling last ditch
The only other undefeated team Chipman’s lust appearunce.
rally that put ever 17 points in
e r a l Classics. A r e acing n season of no defeat;*.
The Tofil
is Centenary which must defeut'i
New Hampshire team that i the finnl quarter and ended the
heduled fo r T o d a y hasThesmudged
15 West
MiUsaps
and
Oglethorpe
tc.
keep
M
c
I
n
i
l
l
S
E
x
p
e
c
t
s
t
o
the clean slate of disastrous Dartmouth season with
K. < •I ■
O'
R e record unblemished.
victory!
i. r>
l
r
tc>'
Maine,
Saturday
will
furnish
the
n
24
to
23
defeat.
Pennsylvania
,t
Sem
inola
T
ra
c
k
Th shoppe ter I
?»■* . 1
for
Centenary
over
both
teams
B
O
O
S
t
K
e
l
l
i
K
OX
l
u
l
l
s
Br<*wn Bear with mild opposition , promises little relaxation for t’orwould give them undisputed cluim
-------this wi ck.
, nell on the holiday date with Chur-;
’ The Douce, a 7-year-old chest
to the mythical crown with five
P H IL A D E L P H IA , Nov. 17.—(/P) LAYETTES
Army ami Navy, the former with ley Rogers, o f hidden ball fame.
’ nut mare from tho stable of Mrs.
wins and no losses, but the bnt-1 — Stuffy Mclnnis, newly .appointed
BABY
cluims o f national recognition just 04 yard)1shy of Red (linage's
O K Dunkln, took tho last two
HOYS
AN!
tlo
with
Oglethorpe
iu
giving
the
|
manager
o
f
the
Philadelphia
Nnground
gaining
mark
of
1.043
shattered by 7 to 0 by Knute
of. the first event on yestcrCentcnary coaches much to worry I tionals, one of the
th£ six
si teams that
bi
•
yards and determined to break the
Rockne’s
riders
o
f
Notre
Dame,
's Card at Somlnola and thcruover.
next year will tako orders from
.
,
taptured first money.
Tho test with Georgetown’s husky bat record.
Chattanooga
has
only
Unnon
to
' i i i :<;mtic4T
new field bosses, docs not prom
Syracuse
deadlocked
at
101
U
» rewarded her bucket with tlers, nwnit the call to :*.*ttlo their
Tin1 IlsxlMratL
W .
play and is expected to sweep ise a championship team for 1927,
with Colgate Saturday, takes on
question
o
f
individual
superiority
r
,,y
"f HanfoiB,’
&uifc, o f $12.60 for 2, in the
' that teqm usidc.
Should both but he does promise one that he •'!>•■II Mntiday, jNiagara Saturday in preparation
in
Chicago
Nov.
27.
If
Brc-wn
V. PI . Iu,,
heat but the price was con. Centenafy and Chattanooga win ccxpects to a better berth thnn i I'll’l
C7th, l •26. At, |
^ly shorter in the third. For j escapes defeat in the two gamoB for Columbia Thanksgiving. day.
.
their games, tho tie games of the seventh or eighth position in the
In the first event she paid! regaining, the winner of the col-1Pittsburgh follows a scoreless tie
OUv Her
; league stnqding.
out of first place.
. orful service battle in the West with Washington and Jefferson
Centenary nnd Chattanooga lioth,
Mclnnis believes the Phillies alivcral outsiders made the grudo 1w'^ !’tnrvl with t,,', Benr unchal-. with the- rimil.-npninat Penn. State
woh over undefeated association, ready possess the spine of a real
the afternoon and six of th e! longed at the head o f the eastern on the holiday.
tennis Snturday when the Gentle- i team. lie is looking for n new
a i‘ . M aftioiiey h o n e, paid better than 'ranking.
I Dartmouth, . ..gbtKat At r..nimen won fre/.n Louisiium Poly, >7 third bnsenmn ,nml several youngor $2 tickets. It was an aftThe Middies have a practice bail eleven last tall and recogto 0, and Chattanooga crushed hurlers.
n 'fn r thn Innw t«)n rt nlnvors gome with Loyola before meeting 1nized «■ the national champion, in
Georgetown ( ’ollege <51 to 0.
j
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J T ’8 GONE! 1
^ " W
W
l K
E
I W
< '"* * ■
,li«.
,h,-rt H , m Hu dropped f . r
Should both tcamn lose then five.
Leafs have l>l>>gIthuumatlia
..
ged
the
infield
hole
left
at
third
or six teams would ho pushed in
rich, red bloodI
ent to postpone one event, the! peso only of Ursinus thi,. week down the football ladder.
The
to the title, with comparative base when Billy Mullen was re- Naturo bulli
third and post tlmo.Tor the first end.
Oreen lost every major game this j
Blit rheumitkgl
scores, which usually mean little, called to the Detroit Americans by
^ ’ l$ o f the f ir s t 'event was set
Although both I.nfayotte and : season, bowing to Vale, Harvard i
purchasing Billy Webb from the ! and misery to
as the hasis of their arguments.
Jk until '3 o’clock in order to New York University hnve su ffer-' and Brown onsuccessive SnturBuffalo Club in the Internationa! I cles Just as
Mississippi College qud the Cit
24 the
to 23final
circuit.
jou t plenty of
W 't h e sun a longer drying out od neither defeat nor tie, cvmpe-ldays.
Cornelliag
added
Doing "four a day" in vaudeville didn’t prevent Ilabc Rutli from get adel have gocvl records marred
The handlcnp imposed by tit ion of the enliber of thot faced! blow in the thrilli
j
It's the red-1
ting a chance at hunting, Ids favorite reereution, when lie was in only by one defeat, while Mercer,
tek was responsible
Army
and Navy have,( triumph Saturday,
w
m
m
^
rn for many 1
_by
_ .. Brown,
—
helps Nature
Furman,
Minneapolis
recently.
Friends
arranged
n
pheasant
shoot
for
him,
Birndnghnm-Southern,
the'day.
“ Mike” toWilumj
Twoanlinemen
yet the
to
_upsets
Directo fwon
the "first heat!'been
scored lacking.
five touchdowns
take j cross
enemy who
gonl have
line with
I your system
Centre, Georgetown nnd Presby
'initial ra c« o f the day by |high scoring honors away from j ball tucked under their arms nre and lie tagged the limit. Yea, Babe had a hunting llccnsu thin time!
csubo rheum:
terian
College
boast
o
f
two
or
out handily in a. stretch "L igh t Horse" Harry Wilson, of ranking well up among the castdo build up join
•
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a
__
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1
T
I
L L— I .
MI
n n lln t d lm
more association victories.
la pure and ridi
Ended O vern igh t
With Brueo Direct Thr tho Army, during Lafayette's1ern high point icorcrs, noverthe. Tho Citadel, however, meets Furply
esa’t iet rM
less.
Cochran,
a
Lafayette
tackle,
cruching
defeat
c
f
Susquehanna,
__ liorse came from way back
There’s a way to end colds sol And 8. 8. 8.'
mnn Saturday in a battlo that
Saturday.
Now York hod a less hns booted 25 points after touch
I.jnafte thing* interesting.
promises t>o make tho fur fly, quick and efficient that wo paid 1 tdood conduen i
" » • Brook, tlie Wnlkcr-Tracy easy time ugainnt Davis Elkins, down and hns kicked two field
That way is body kuowi ttil,;
with
the former slightly favored $1,000,000 for it.
8. 8. S. oeael
ir-old gelding cnslly cap- winning only 10 to 0, but must gonls for a totnl of 31, Captain
It stops colds iti 24 bloodrulli
to win.
Mercer tackles Ogle H ILL'S.
the first two hoots of tho faco the greatest foe of the season Cnrcy, of Cornell, whose place
thorpe in n tooth for tooth game hours, checks fever, opens the No more rhe
ment goal defented Dartmouth {
' aK n t. In tho third boat In Ncbrnnkn Saturday.
bowels,
then tones the
entire rest — deji U
at
Atlanta.
Princeton hns closed Its season Saturday, hns scored f 2t5 points j
I* Horn won the race In tho
B'irminghnnv-Soiithcrn has 'jts system. Millions employ it be filled with (hi
with
his
right
bool,
although
he
is
j
tch from Belfast, whilo Marion with a second straight Big Three
nncicnb rival, the Howard Bull cause it brings such prompt, com plness of see
record tlint
is 1a guard.
p . - M
easily tho favorite, hrroke |chbmpionahip,
mont—made
dog to dispose of in a game that plete results, Go try it now.
by a body brii
Tho
cams In a bad sixth. 1
H
ILL'S
Cascnra-Bromide-tluinine
will undoubtedly thrill.
ro d blood
9 *' >. winner paid tho handsome prico
prici o f
Be suro you get H IL L ’S, in the energy sad
U
N
IV
E
R
S
IT
Y,
Mbs..
Nov.
17.
Tadpek
Smith,
Hubby
Walk
r
<
Cuntrt
fnco»
Kentucky,
a
con117.00.
red box with
portrait.
At all
That’s what I
—;/!*)— The Oh* Mi:*;, tonm which ind R.- klos:
Hatton, considered fcr‘?,>c‘‘ u,» n,< in a battk‘
for
'
t .,
, onothor outsider, came
drugfcist3— 30c.
— Adv. tlem me
moots
its
nnoioiit
fo.o
m
a
Turkey
11
i
I
f
.
,-f
the
best
Ole
Miss
back-.
Kentucky
supremacy
Saturday,
rail to capture tho pi
brings to yoa.J
day l>alttlo on tho A. aid Al. homo j u, on the bench this week as the but lockhorna with Georgetown
monoy and certificates with his
your drusgiiL
grounds will
ronomhle a great j result of injurios received in the Thanksgiving when the Colonels
more econo
number brought $13 for $2.
will be favored to win.
bearded
machine.
F.ve. y man on ' rooi lit L. S. U. gnme.
____ _________
U. . ‘. This
afternoon is expected t o .
Misniseippl College has only one
the team has plo.lgod himself not | W vo.in* tho track well filled with lovers j
.’O' IIten wh„ have d<«ao much
1
moro
association
...
....... after
UUU the
•••«.- IXHISM.
|{„
to .........
shave until
contest.
to gain
Kain for 0 le Miss recognition n „
,
, , team, Louisianu
;^ f the sport as it wjiy. ^o tho first
'-L* racing
lit g day since the oponon lookers at
All on-lt>oki»rM
nt the
the* workmita. |n ^'Uthcrn fonthall, will ho play-J
Citndcl meets a hard foe
S r 'f '
Considor
Geornia Southern Champions fo r 3rd
, last Thursday. In tho first H a tters
..
j o f the red and blue have been bar-1 big their last game against th
mue' Presbyterian
College
ThanksA
.
&
M.
T
H
t
A
s
“
P
ra
ctice
”
T
im
e
In
vited
to
M
eet
itlt, 18 horses are eligible, while
N e r iv .i)
•red fn.Nti tho field bv Conch Horn-1Aggies, for their alma mater.! n
giving.
Gam e fo r M a ry v ille Set-to
Strom : Stanford E leven
a t ; tr Hazel.
next two arc well filled with
,
During tlii:. rc-tr e- ! Captain Webster Iiurke, ltoh DuvFresh Sweet Florida Oranges
In S on fcrd T h a n k sgivin g
i/*’ ' ksveral of tho best at the track.
I’ asndenu N ew Y e a r s Day ■tion new tactics arc h.in
j id, Mitchell
Salloum, "Ttihby *
$3 per box of three hundred
41—
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I
j
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.
^The (first and .Inst yucas arc
-------I liced which uro calculated t ■ up- Prince, and l.accy Riles will be lost Polo Becomes M a jo r
I lurcfMfiltr '
largo size. Sound fruit nnd sat
Stcteon University’ s
fighting
Rh«um
um»tl«m
atisra,, Nn
aiming ovents, whilo tho second
University o f Alnbamu’s Southern set the old foes.
The Aggio- huve by graduation next spring.
isfaction
guaranteed
or
money
Ulgaitir*
S
Sport
at
Pinehurst
.fo r trotters at a purse of $1,0(J(J, Hatters will meet tho invnsion of
1,1 r r r tad
back. We pay express charges.
For thirteen consecutive ycurs
______
confurcnce football champions, the during
during the
the past
past years romn.ui ov
T
r
o
u
b
Irt,
the Georgia A. Si M. eleven Friday
A box of these makes un appre
Atthnw, Rif fry
Crimson Tide, hns been invited to er the Ole Miss, tear,is, will . e w , the A g gie, have won over Ole i
on Cummings Field in DeLnini. moot Stanford University nt Pasn- . exceptions, but this
DIm« k * of Walt:
t.iiugs! Mbs, and a .light edge is given!
1 INEHURST. N. C.. Nov. 1 7 . - j ciated Christmas gift.
and
Chron* *»
Tho game was originally scheduled
* <-ach | in the dope this year to the Mn— With the arrival here of 132
CompllctUd PI JS
denn California on New Year’s
diff.-rent L'
ACME
FARMS,
Gainesville,
for Saturday, hut it
has been
of U*n.
rejn machine.
1polo ponies comprising tho strings)
day in tho annual tournament of
BPECfAL MJTI
Florida
moved up one day.
If
unqurtUft* kit
Roses.
- — —- - ----' and stnbles of a number of polo
■kill, ctrnal, ’
Tho Goorgia team met the
Dr. S. V. Sanford, president of
fidelity to okik
onthuninstn, polo today Jtas anSouthern Moccnsins on Armistice
and an u1
tho Southern conference, Informed
^ ^ V „ M1 3I|, , M a rk T w a in Request
raniUtioa la a
Day nt Wintor Hnven, but was i
p
■- f T 7' •’ *
sumed the status of n major sport
wflli acIcnUM
badly
defeated.
rltnra, nppaal *•
nt tile local winter resort. Start
' ''h e w YO RK, Nov. 17.— (/ P l,
rratlon la Ika r
shakeups in tho llnepp of ! ^ “ ^ b m itte d T o “th o‘ coif7 renco at •
treat you. f0#c
»*
ing this afternoon mntches will bo
time footballers whose ralm- thoSome
VULCANIZING
Hatters nre forecast for the . its annual meeting Dec. 4 and 5,
advanced
NKW YORK, Nov. HI - ( ^ ) —The played each Tuesday, Thursday
] ' mt.ponzJaUd
. .of padding and more Friday game, nccording tto werd ■
it iml**mUy
nt Jacksonville, Fla. Confcrcnco
•rcaplad, no
•fCtlll
,ri '.padding
* “ ig will rub their oyeB in rocoivod hero.
.( manuscript of Mark Twain’s “ $30, Hn-.l Saturday throughout the win
Tho Hatters con rules prohibit post season games
tuUd. no ftlpi 1
•
a
ment when Syracuse takes
ter
season,
between
teams
from
000 hoques'" i.i valued at $2,200. If
Inf» ll
sider tiiis week's cinch ns n “ prac and a majority o f the 22 confer
A.
AND
M.
COLLEGE.
Miss/
tho field pgainst Columbia in tho
Fort Rrngg, cities in North Caro
tice game,’’ for tho big Maryville ence members must approve be Nov. 17.— (/P)— With the uncial brought that ruin at un auction
Chann
,-v annual Thanksgiving day gumc at
lina and other rcHortts.
patlanl'a ca
College scrap on Thanksgiving foro tho invitation can lie accepted.
ycterday.
infocmatlon
OIL
;y>
tho Polo Grounds.
game of the season only a week
Fred Post, of Westhury, L. k,
I m w;
Day in Sanford.
It wns a Crimson Tide team
l i.x proHentation copies of Low- a member of the Meadow Lark
M brantk i
V
>■,(•* l» WoW Coach I’oLu Reynolds
gA S
The Stetsonits, champions of the thnt last year brought back to the nhend, the Mississippi Aggies are
UulUaUa,"
Ji-.V
hfMvo V
his warriora atUinsd in
V -'AjrtU. hfuva
fai
<
Southern Intcrcollcginto
Athlet South its first victory in n tourna entering into the final training is Cnrr<•;!’>. “ Alice in Wonderland’’ ! ,,<-'n Club, has brought a string of
pts and thin, flesh cqlic Association In Florida, will meet ment o f Roses. Conference rules program with one idea in view brought $3,3(10, and an autograph “ p0!'ius for conditioning for tho
lings.
nge.
It is fair, By
i-1.. Ai m atcrilD
Mm mi nuunuu
Bcanon winch
start*
in
. • .
In ' ,
.
wriui
niuriB
*
Phone
in Maryville, one o f thq strong, wore suspandud ,so the champions
0 » . F u !'-■
and thnt is to give the University <n um t<m,!ni,1ng 1.1 signatures “ I f Jnmmry; Vernor Z. Reed. Jr.,
•port new trousers nnd
CuK.wilL epqrt
,
402-J
teams of the Smith.
Maryville could play and tho enthusiasm with
I Service That Makes Frleaps I
pigner; «,f the Declaration of In Denver, hno eleven ponies here nnd
hight -ocka,
-ocke, with legsbure
. 2 It, *
c
f
Mirsisnippi
n
drtitJmg
whi
n
the
hold thr Tonncsso# Generals nnd1which tho invitation was greeted
’oV from Ankle to knee.
I
dependence brought $075.
W. T. Hnssler, of Indianapolis, has
two
old
foes
o
f
the
gridiion
meet
JACKhO
V.iThe "fo lly girls" gnrb is the tiio Kentucky Wildcats, admittedly y^^terday suggests that conference Thanki.giving day.
a string here.
two or the Strong Southern Cmi- ll|)proVftl wm bo little moro than
latitat, evolution of tho football un
The Aggies nre in fine fetter, no
f ormuuty. Conch Wnllnce Wade,
front the protective to the fcrence teams this nenson, to low
scores. Maryville won the otlur>()f tho Alahnmn team, said last injuiirn linving been sustained in
lt stage this season. Knute
nifght thot definite plans hnd not recent gumen which will keep tholr.
cloth ad this team in silk games on her schedule.
Thu big Presbyterian school has ]
made,
or greater speed. Coach
at loast six former students living i
announcing tho In flation host muteriui out of the lineup.
LV>
o f New York University
in Sanford, Former students and , p e d a n t Sanford said that the Tho practice is centering around
' fell Into line.
>
graduates o i the Tanneesoe insti- honor last year wns appreciated a dofenso and offense which w ill
t Interested spectator at
T H E IN A U G U R A L
*
W }'
tuticn In this stato organized a but to have the offer extended two overthrow Hazel’s Old Miss, gridQteunda i f he could be
t
Florida Club last year. A number consecutive yaors was "indeed a dors.
o f hi*, engagament for the
of them orq expected to make Sun- high tribute to southern football!" , Expectant of attaining tholr
i {Nebraska eleven
'string o f thirteen consecutive vicford their mccca on Thanksgiving
Last year Alabama
$e CM tiiin Frank
torlbp over Ole Miss., tho Aggloa
Day and the colors and pennants bgck a thrilling 20 to. 10 '
Ihack ot.the New .York
of Maryyille will
if! be seen here ovor tho University o f Washington, i|UW> not discounting the fact that
I n orta, qf bu, Initial
ns well ns those o f Stetson Uni I<ed by "Poolqy” Hubert,, ouartpr- they will, faco the best aggrega
• first
he aborted
?V
tion . which has romo from
tho
versity.
back, the Tide ernsbiad. tfurough
■Ilk trodsna, hd ‘ was
While Stetson has played win tbreo touchdowns in the third po .Oxford. Institution in many ^oart."
m embarraaiqaent only by
ning football this season, Mary- rklod, one o f which, requited from a Thp rod and blue team from tho
work o f his mates when
villo will enter tho gamo favored 65 yard. pasB by Hubert to Johnny unlvdYslty will outweigh the CrfmToch’s line demonstrated
•on o f the A. nnd M. by sevoraj,
to win by Sanford football fans Mack Brown.
panta aro built fo r spoed
The local fans r«at their judg
Tho toam this year, (loop not have pounda to the man, and Coaclv
_
f,
itot durability.
ment on tho tough schedule o f the Hubert op Brown bub has ipanoged Bldrman is attempting to perfect
Mnryvillo team and tho fine of tp the , consternation
cfc cthor his machine to overcome this Imrql------------------------ -— ___________
la bard to understand how fensive and defensive work an teams, to win eight straight gamps lea*,:.'
-.;t
^ .with eleven Bhown by tho scores recorded. But and Its third straight conference W
■m
game against Navy the Hatters aro fighters. Walt championship,
,
i- * 1
British flyweight
I f r . Koenig was not In and see.
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to show
Berlenbach
raUg.'r Dompsey,
§,QU'\re Garden .
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and
of
all the New* Y o f
Atari.
on members sa
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Clark i
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No moi
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C o ld s
Ole Miss Fogtball Players
Pledge Themselves Not To
Shave UntilAfte rBig Game
STETSON BATTLES ALABAMA ASKED
,h p - GEORGIA TEAM IN TO PLAY PACIFIC
DELAND FRIDAY COAST GRIDDERS
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Ob PureFRESH
FLORIDAORANGES
D;s:
'yracuse Team To
Ready
aay For Any
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Aggies P reparing
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Clash
With Mississippi U.
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The Premier Event ot Florida’s Sporting’
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“0fljf THE DE5E1m IETWEEN,
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agNOV. | i and
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�IBrothers Identify
G atcheii In Today’s Session
JTorrest
jins; ' M em bers
runior D epartm en t
'r u v -
V:
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L; ”.
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“ W * . the Jin ’ i fa c t that of
Henry Steven*?”
"Yes, it was H «nry 8t*vtns."
.
-<• - d,
m
Zoning
ind 0,1
riPGnrne
M:
m
T *m p « — Y b e r channel
dredged hete.
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being
„ vi
R*gar<
bnylnrfia
in« done3
of
y°u tor $
parent*,
*"<• goodi.
( Continued from page one)
th® 0th€r ,#c# th“ t ° f
•tory. Henry Stcrvens sat back in W illie Stevens?”
A public hearing on the proposed
his
chair
and
Mra.
H
a
lit
expres
’T orre*t Qatehell entertain“ No.”
■oning
ordinance which If adopted
to* ehera and officer* o f the sion changed only ohce. She smiled
, 15 West Washington
« 2 [d r u hM r anything 7”
slightly
as
Special
Prosecutor
A
l
by
the
City Commission, will give
»r Department o f the Flrat
O R LAN D O r
The light went out and I heard
h t Sanday School on Tuesday exander Simpson nskod that her a shot. Somehing heavy fell and
the city the authority to restrict Tb* shoppe io r the little one’i
lin^.at her home on Oak Ave hat be removed.
! ran for the mule. There were
nnd regulate the location of build
____
wardrobe
The Jury was brought In at 1,1:20 two women there, the one began
L
A
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E
T
T
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S
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NOVELTIES
Ings
designed
for
special
uses
in
'
Melton
. k o f deep, red roses o’clock and court opened at. 11:23 to cry: Oh, Henry,’ while the the
Sanford, will be held In the C ity 1
o’clock.
B A B Y F U R N IT U R E
sat a, |
other was screaming: ‘ Oh, mv, oh
with greenery lent their
Hall council chambers at 8 o’cloc*
BOYS A N D GIRLS 2 TO •
«• ,
- ln decorating the rooms; r„ T
ni,h e state, produced the witness my. mi terrible, so loud."
tonight.
•
Easton 'and naked to have
I ran for the mule after the
wheHp.the guests assembled.
her
sworn,”
Prosecutor
Simpson
Property
owners
and others who
rirst shot, then was screnm nfter
M *ny matters of importanco
announced. A Rible w i i s carried to screnni.
would
be
affected
by
the provisions
diatalB*od durin<r tfie/busliiea* her tdt:
’
of the proposed sorting ordinance
“ I Just got to my< Mule when
;/;£se*ilon and splendid plans were
"Do you solemnly swear,’* begun bang, bnng, bang. I heard three i
are asked by Mayor Forrest Lake
made for the work to be done dur
T h a n k s g iv in g Eve SunriJ
the attendant, nnd Mrs. Gibson re shots.
j
to attend the pubHc hearing to
in g the ensuing year.
plied: “ I do,” very feebly.
night.
The opportunity to be“ I stumbled over a stump and
T h u rsd ay m orning ut 12:30 till sunri.*
J g tfM to r ail business had been tran
“ Jnne Gibson,” the court crior the mule and I ran fo r home
conte
familiar
with the operation
1
Club, Lakeland. A delicious breakfast
* social hour was held dur- announced.
o f the zoning ordinance and offer
^
Mocc.s,n While Running '
served.
T h ese dances are very nmSt*
if.which the hostess served dnin"Jnne Easton,” Simpson correctWhen I put my mulo In the'
opinions favorable or unfavorable!
refreshmcntH.
ed.
barn, I got my foot wet and dis-1
to the proposed measure will be
m a k e rs ."7 ' 16 y ° U l ° “ m e U,',r ^
Among those present were: Mrs
"Where were you on the night of covered I had lost my moccasin. !
presented
at tonight’s hearing, the
P fc M v jS te elc , Mrs. Francis E. Sept. M, 1922?” Simpson naked.
mnyor said.
’
I went into the house and mi!, I
Second dance Thursday night, Nov
il*, MAf. Robert L. Glenn, C. T.
"A t home,” she replied.
down. Than I thought I was fool ;
The
City
Planning
commission,
iso.'JIelon Miller, Miss
m. to 1 :00 a. m. N o v e lty favors will' h?
Heard Wagon In Field
ish to run away and I went back to
( under whose supervision, the or-1
r ,
^plrfhy, Mrs. D. S. E.
Mrs. Gibson told how Rho hnd hunt for my moccasin, the moon l
dances.
M usic by Erickson’s Orchestr
jdinance was drawn up by Gardner
tnrr, Miss Calhoun, Mrs. James In's'll robbed of corn and when she
was out bright. I walked around *
(S jR ogers o f Chicago, city planning ,
Hardy, Mrs. A. M. Phillips and heard her dog harking the night
the stump where my mule was tied 1
Johnson.
of Sept. M, 11)22, she went outside, and a screech owl began hooting.
It .u r,;,..,., undcrHtandin, how th , cm pelltlon couW h>„ b„ „ d
her house. She then heard u wagon I jumped up nnd listened and then
cont" t «t A lto n H ill, Undo,,. in«»nnidi . .
* nd Mrs. H. H. Hill o f Jack stop in the middle of her corn moved slowly through thn bushes.
Miss le g g y Lament was an entrant. Here’s Peggy and her charming
}' sonville nro visiting their daugh- field, she said, and suspecting it
I snw a woman with white hair
* charmln*
J ter, Mrs. Turner Houser nt her as being |he wagon o f the corn bonding down fixing something snnle of victory over her 299 opponents.
2
home on Palmetto Avenue.
(thieves, she saddled her mule, Jen- and crying, the same woman 1 saw
[ny. ami went to follow the wagon,1early in the evening. It was Mrs I vemence. Under the rear deck is
Nfiss Elizabeth Overstreet < f which, in the meantime, hud driv- , Hull.”
.
a commodious locker for baggage. Iowa W om an Gets
( ) n « Lot o f
One Lot o f
A ll H ats F o r A ll Imported
Orlando will arrive here Friday en away.
, The grace und poi*e o f the low
and will bu the ehnrining Ionise
State
A
ppoin
tm
en
t
She desi rihed how she remained
swung, sleek body Is accentuated
N ew Fh ll
Fall HnL«i
m erly Priced
P attern Hals
guest of Mr*. John l.entmrdy at her uhout .Ml feet behind the wagon ns
by the lustrous lacquer finish of
hom* on Holly Avenue.
p
TA
LLA
H
A
S
S
E
E
,”
Fh».,
Nov.
18.
she followed it in the direction o f
H ats
Croatan Green with ebony belt,
Some Felts
at $15, N ow
HatH Only
Id’) Miss Ida Adelaide Anders, i
Mr*. Lucius Mrf.eod returned to New Brunswick.
striped in Ivory.
Suplcmcnting
MJ;
- .\hn home In Tampa Thursday after
Mrs. Gilnmn in a tired voice told
j.W a * yhort visit here with her sister of having H,.en Mrs. Hall and Wtfterior i« finished in rich, harmon-| culture - •
Lo,Ie« e of Agriv;1lrg. Ralph Wight. She wns nc- lle Steveils
and Mechanic Arts, has
“
ut the road near tfle
izing tones. Upholstery is in fine been engaged as state supervisor
, U , 'ucompanied home by Mrs. Wight seem- of the killing. Her head be
mohair
I trim I of home economics for Florida acA big six custom victoria, the Chase
r. ,i
„ . . ,with, broadl
Hcc
B a b y’s and C hildren’s H a ts G reatly Reduced
■ [Wife will spend several days ns her gan rocking back and forth on the
latest addition to the Studehaker Butlor finish hardware, opal irri- (cording to an announcement today
pillow and attendants stood up nnd custom line o f enclosed cars, Is descent dome light, silken window; hy W. S. Cawthon. state superin______
For
hegan taking her pulse.
now on displny in the showrooms shadcs and toggle grip reflect the 1tendent of public instruction
vA*'- Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Fields, Mr.
"I saw while women and a col
o f appointments.
| Miss Anders, who will assume
. nnd Mrs. E, M. Carroll and Hill ored mini," she. testified. “ She of San Juan Garage Co., Sanford ,
Vi':' )
I |_ ,r, ~~Z
“
----Office hero on January 1, succeeds
formed n congenial
purty “ The woman wns Mrs. Hall and [ Studehaker dealer.
So ndndtly have the designers jI x - ” , Ronvillo Florida Blueberry Miss hloise D. Berry, who resigned
motoring to Del,and Wednesday afterwards learned that the man
planned its interior that there is': * hri«B Corporation planning to s«»ie time ago to accept the posi•vening where they witnessed the was Willie Stevens.”
a.^.siRtant
ninple seating and leg room for firvulop 10,000 acres land in Wnl Jlon
play “ Wappin Wharfs” (by Charles
supervisor of
Defendant* Are Unmoved
four adult passengers, yet there ton county and build nnd operate , hom economics for Texas.
Brooks), presented by the Green
i
The defendants gazed on the i* not the slightest suggestion of largo cannery.
Room Players of Stetson Universi
speaker mid heard her feeble re hulk in its trim lines. Two pusty.
flan t cells are the most power
plies with little show of emotion ■ongers, are carried in the wide,
Tampa— Election to be held for
ful suction pumps in the world.
Park A ven u e
“
Whet
"
extension
of
city
limits.
i you came down the. lane, deeply cushioned and form-fitting
Mr*. . M. Ogilvio o f Tampa who
did
you
hear
anything,”
asked!
lounge
sent
which
is
set
at
th«
^a8 been visiting her sister Mrs.
mu
! ri«fh< « " ‘l "lightly to the rear of the
Turner Houser for the pust fort>es, I heard voices,” replied I ’Diver’s sent. The third passenhigh returned o her home Suntho witne.s.
ger rides in the auxiliary sent,
..'d a y Evening.
Men s voices or women’s voic which is higs-hacked, deeply up
l ‘-I.
,
,
; bolstered and affords complete re
'James A. Pittman motored
) tienid mens voices and w„. luxation, even (,n lung tours
rlnndo; Wudnenduy where rho
the morning with relatives. men’s voices. They seemed to lie "'hen_ not in use, this auxiliary
coming nearer all the time.”
|seat folds under the cowl.
“ When they came nearer could I Unusual luggage carrying space I
Mra. Jamf* F, Hawkins and
i&r'Cropther, Mrs. L. G. Horne leave you make out whnt they were sav I is provided. Behind the driver’s !
a jh u ra d a y afternoon for Mocksvillc, in g?”
! Mcnt >8 n compnrtment for small
“ They were saying something parcels, a notable shopping con
whore Mrs. Hawkins will
lad some
ifithher parofits. about some letters.”
many
be intetrest- ‘ “ Then whut did you hem ?”
‘ *1 • • III
J.
S' H A R Oi ’N• ' ‘ •*
1^’
t f j- . i . i .
” f hear a man say - ‘you let me
*d to lo r n that uhe'is (rapidly imgo,1
(hen
I
heard
a
holler.
Next
I
IVKrl .proving after a recent ser ous ill Attorney-at-Law
snw m flashlight and saw some
Will practico in all the court*
thing bright in the bauds of the
men.”
Examination o f Ahatracte of U n d
Pensacola — Plans under way
The witness begun gesticulating
Titlos given especial attention
fo r
establishing
cold
storage to illustrate her story. She said
plant hero for Escam bin county.
Office* in Court Ilous*
she saw two faces when the flash
The TOfs Shoppe
3
j
Millinery Clearai
San Juan Garage
Co. Displays Big
6 Custom Victoria
1 $1.00
$3.75
$ 7 .5 0
$10
Friday, Saturday Onl
Quality Shop
O
:
m.
You
sign yo
name
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3
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107,
iebr'go A.‘ De
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Hfc M. Brinefibdivialon.
i
tiBK,. Nov. ‘ 1 8 , - W ^ i i t a r , " Dr. kinaolviifg
to
W U cd h iln ’ l J
^jod'of the annulment statement that she wai
Variety o f ___
of the Duke, pf I n f i r i d e i s * fabrioi
fabricated _____ 1“
w
lo. i w s ' L i S
Consuelo Vand- trumped to $erve the present ends; Heights ndidtiun.
A r e Forced i o
j today orar a state- f* *• no‘ ho«est.
Fort Mellon Dove) opnient Co.
T o.b e Elimina
r know some
t M Episcopal minlatey o f the Vanderbilts personally. I to W. W. Adam
«.
Ivt
00
Ft.
MolVanderbilt at the alter know thht the' g i»l did not enter Ion.
MADISON, Wi*,,- N o v ^ (
Mel**-h Rcnlty Co. to John Jcf. mhe gasoline tax aventu*
. ,fo was a happy and rad* into the marriag« persuaded by
» lot H, block I
her mother. A fter the ceremony
,..u
tier IS. Soml- ropJace the variety
* from abroad have stated I remember Bishop Littlejohn re noln Burk,
tcrists have to pay today; .predict
Suits
Solomon Levitan, st ‘ ‘ 1
Duchess requested that marking how happy tho bride was
\
otf Wisconsin.
l* nullifioflon the In tho brilliant msrrlagwj what ni
„
S" U" Fllerf-in ( hanrery
Hut duress was'ksed in natural lovable girl she was.”
reasons for be| W twiare
1 W. A. R->!fers vs. Marie
-
Rogers, Lo^od on the expe..
the EnglistUWl»,emon*
, o f ttls‘There was not hint from nny
consln in colecting itv.
’been stated that’ M?r. quUrter’ thst the bride wns under divorce.
or fees.
j} It cost $500,000 to
Belmont, mother. ..
of compulsion.
Ioct $9.-'
Whatever mny have
P., —
^ Suits Filed in Civil ?- . (
w dr0*h*r poraoti* testi- transpired since, that part of th e’
C. S. Tucker, inc., formerly To
’ort the Catholic diocesan |history is secure.”
•
s.vth Auto Co., n corporation
Southwark. England, that
Mrs. Belmont, requested by |
IL Flynt, damages (.-f jr.uo. ‘ J
,r- old girl, who was renowspapors to give h«»r version Ol
It* hav» had an American
the annulment of the marriage,
Suits Filed in Common Law
gX at the time, was cont*nid, “ It is merely one o f those ad
Lawton Bros vs. Black Hamw
, go through the ceremony
justments that come into
the mock Fnrms, Inc., damnges
of
iher wishes.
Jives o f people.”
12,000.
ftr. Arthur D. Kinsolving,
From Rome comes advice .if
LJiore, formerly rector of a
Orlando — Route of proposed
Brooklyn in the diocese astonishment over the widespread
adverse criticism of the nullifica. Canaveral, Orlando ami South
p Littlejohn who helped
tlcn o f tho marriage.
Thin was western Railroad will I... . f rom
the marriage, professed
Orlando lo Hithlo, then to Indian
Jtonlshed by the mulllflea- attributed by one Vatican official River City.
to
ignoranco
on
tho
part
of
those
the marriage on the
dissenting from the decision of the
, of duress.
diocesan court in England
and
!firl was a happy nnd radthe
sacred
rota
tribunal
in
Rome
when she went to the
taken in accordant^ with apostolic
canan? to ascertain whether nny
impediment exists to warrnnt an
nulment of a marriage,
ICK HURTS
JIN ON SALTS
Tn order that there should be no,
suspension of declamation in such
cases, the official added, all decis-1
ions of diocesan courts must be
ran nr woman can make submitted to tho rota, made up of
ke by flushing tho kid- 12 mombeiV fjxim prinpi'pal Catho
tasionnlly, says a well- lic countries Hnd comftituting the
liuthority. Too much rich supreme court of justice of the
tltes acids which clog the Roman Church.
pores so that they slugThe Vatican spokesman pointed
[ niter or strain only part out that annulments of marriage
xiste nnd poisons from the were granted only when cases were
|Th*n you get sick. Rheu- amply proved.
It was pointed out
htadarhes, liver troublo, that Pope Clement V II notwith
pnei*. constipation, dir.zi- standing threats of gravest con
dder disorders often come sequences, steadfastly declined to
|lufgish kidneys,
annul the marriage of Henry V III
nomrnt you feel a dull ache to Catherine of Aragon, also that
e m e m b e r , how it used to bo 2
when you could hardly wait ■
kidneys or your back hurts, hn annulment wa$ denied in the
urine is cloudy, offensive, case o f Prince Rospiglbsi, head' lor mealtimo? And then, sit down ■
and eat several helpings of every- 5
I sediment, irregular of pns- of u Catholic family.
thing—enjoy every morsel and get ■
)r attended hy a sensation
L1?0 V:b,L° fl'elln<f satisfied |
ding, begin to drink soft
with tho World, happy with every-* 5
i quantities; also get about; Banks Expect Call
body and ready for anything.
2
But whut a difference in living 5
«i of Jad Salts from any
M oney to be Easier when even tho sight and smell of
pharmacy nnd take a
food sickens you I Never hungry— S
onful in a glass of water
no matter how tempting tho food is fi
I breakfast for a few duys
NEW YORK, N„v. iH,— ,/|»j__
r,# h t And then, &
|ur kidneys may thtn act Banking circles are said to take after nibbling at a few bites, fed - B
ing
worse
than
ever.
,*
the view that the flurry in the
Oh, life is hardly worth living S
|fimous salts is made from call money rate wns only tempor
of grapes and^ lemon ary and prohnbly would he easier this way. And yet, all In tho World ■
tho matter with you is that you \
nbined with lithla, and has before the end o f the week. Lufer
are starving for rich, red blood. It 2
d for years to holp flush lb the month, preparation for Dec- is acknowledged everywhere that *
kidneys and stlnfalate onrher divldendu. urvt interest |my- S. S S. helps Nature build these 2
•activity, also to help net)- mento might cause attvthci- rise, healthy red-blood-cells by tho mil
|tk» sclds in the system, so It was snitL. The current calling lions!
All you need to do
, fty i,anW ^ v«gj tei
v$he to get back that won
R-relieving
o f westerTff’ inftitta
derful' appetite is to
ic o n s ’
build r,,ch'
rich, red-hloodred-l»loodWithdraw
draw some of the funds they bu,Vd
is inexpensive nn3 had been lending- in thp Nsw Y o rk 1Sill®
............
’s
i^ th|3' ? \ s - I ^’a
me; makes u delightful call money
tnnrkct ^to.
to. meet Inllff^hm.ain.u
m oney’ market
in- liko
thousands are d £
iithin-wuter drink, creased incomes in their territory, ing every day. Seo fo r yourself
ery
one can tuko now and
what S. S. S. will do.
9
keep the kidneys' inK j pno
S. 8. S. means blood with a punch
between Duncilon
tion.
C l your s. a a
'i ,
Milton— New courthousi being
— Adv. erected In this town.
£ l tS “ 1
"r«er ”'■» '■ * » « « . 9
appetite'
q c r r v ti
R
L ' k A N C IS
c.
STOKES
&.
C O ., Seedamen o f Philadelphia, have
2
home-rolled cigarette that ever took form
£ u Pec edi a i P* fm a n en t ° ffice at Sanfo«-d- This i, not a n ew firm,
atokea Seed* have enjoyed a good nam e am ong vegetable growers for
nearly h a lf a century. T h e firm has built its success on the high de
velopm ent o f a few superior strain*. Vegetable seeds on ly are handled
no flow er aeeda, n o accessories, fertilizers, etc. O ur entire effort is
concentrated on the d evelopm ent o f few er and better varieties.
T h e opening o f a Florida branch at Sanford mean* that vegetable
' ’ 0 ^ 5 * *Ud ' h Pu .7 1 0 f *h U #tatC Can e n jo v a u,,i‘lue k in d o f •«“fviccO u r Florida establishment is in charge o f Mr. C. R. Mason, late o f
Pennsylvania State C ollege staff— a m an trained in the problem s o f
the vegetable grower. W e w ill be glad to w elcom e you at our Sanford
...Y-ptOcaoeyou can order b y m ail from ou rcotalog. The fo llo w in g points
ftp part o f our regular daily service:
24*hour delivery, all charges paid.
... . „
n G erm ination stamped o n r«v e r y package.
A l l t e d chem ically treated against disease (greatly
‘ a
i n •tin) ulatinB and advancing germ ination).
.. A r e a l illum inating catalog—the truth even though it hurts.
in your fingers. T h at isn’t a m e r e claim.
It ’s a statement o f fact, bucked u p e v e r y
few minutes by h a p p y r o ll-y o u r -o w n e rs
everywhere! I t ’s the tobacco, M e n —
that*s the reason.
3
F or P. A . is tobacco that is tobacco
. . .
i,
r*
-
•
,
the finest that ever lifted its head
to the sun.
and
First o f all, it’s crimp-cut
ideal
fo r
rolling.
Doesn’t
take
wings o f the first little breeze. life saves
time, temper, and tobacco.
It
” ’
M .I
makes the grandest
ALBERT
better, too,
\
a
for the same reason.
But that taste!
T h a t’s the b ig thing
melon, ripe and cold.
flow ers that be c k o n the h on ey-bees.
........
I f you sometimes sm oke a'pipdi (tor
18.95
W e H ave Added
too.
Ol N iw I1all Suits to the above listings and many that could
not g e t tlicir size in the first lot w ill fin d ’ them-now.-
»«
were all set on a smoke-program have
lationj
$ 1 ,1 * :
,
tried prince A lbert
ODD
S’ *
Jvi , .iV
Buy some P . A . today, ^ f i y thie
’
P iU jr
Coi|ditton
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During This S«fe WSft'Hc Grenlly
$3.00 Values— Sale P tfce
Pipe-smokers w ho thought' they '■
•BIOS
'
.
Another Lot
CHILDREN’S COATS
MEN’S SCOUT SHOES
Would like t o ) , try Prince A lb e rt this way
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$30.00
$27.50
$25.00
$22.50
$ 20.00
M
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o o d
“ Furnishers to M en W h o K n o w 79
s -^ S a le P r { ^
Everythln|f ln"oar store Is reduced
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Eau Gallic— Contracts let for
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answer any letter.” ■ ~
Lithiated Bacha acts on the' baldd jr as epsom salts on the bowels.
Drive* out foreign matter and de
crease* excessive, acidity, there
by relieving Irritation. The tablate cost 2c each at all drug stores.
Kellar Laboratory, Mechanicabnrg,
Ohio. Locally « t Roumillat nnd
Anderson Drug Co.
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By rai:»ng the gas tax from two
to five cent*, the return* would
more than coven highway expenses
reel! year, Levitan figures.
"Nor.would the larger gaa tax
be a burden to the auto users,” he
adds. “ The average ear owner
probalhy gets
Fallon. T n 't
w ait. on u » when w t
service* much less In v a lu e ___
that offered by the atate through
its roads.”
$55.00 Suits
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l* x 'a trtfla wa boald
amount :iM*«*MUry
o * highway biHa and tho con.
collecting would, not reach $10,000.
Wo Caally could aiiv* half a milHon dollars a year.”
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IDAY, NOV. IB. 1926.
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TH E
WORK — "Be
and of (food courage, and
•▼I fea r not, nor lij) dismayed,
5th* -Lord God. even my God,
f )b* with thee; Ho * i l l hot fail
S, »ior forsake thee, until thou
k:,\flhlshed all the.- work." 1
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b.
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celebrated the
saf6 'i _
of a Idng year of hardship and hard work. But
at ./irst Thanksgiving Day was . much gratitude.
w ith;
Genuine thanks were offered in', the'prayers aiid hymns of
those first Americans. They consumed a lot of food and
made much of the feasting, but. they were'remembering that
it was only by the mercy of God that they were there to
enjoy the big dinner.
rida M id year there will, be .gome sincere thanksjK
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In the'kections of the state that were visited by
eas the tide*,
>
Y hardsts
0
Septenwtor. storm, tt; is pjrobahle that hundrtda^of
the power of
ving piAVeri will be,a natprai, even compelling n a oort;
with it * ' constant
he dajraobkbrvahte. Blit the rest of us wiil spend puli 6 f gravity, raises, and lower*
ocean's waters. Whether men
precious little time in thoughts that have to do with the the
ore far enough advanced to deserve
signifiefinceiof a formal Thanksgiving Pay.
“
free power, use it well and not be
Instead of spending more money than usual on the prep made lazy by it, rematna 1to be
aration of the Thanksgiving dinner, spme people will use the seen.
mohdy they mightJhave spent, buying a good dinner for * NOW IT is said, in connection
needy people. Other folks have already sent generous con with the Vanderbilt marriage an
tributions to the Children’s Home Society of Jacksonville, nulment, that the lady in the case,
Consuelo Vanderbilt Marlborough,
b f t b ' the orphbnages their churches support, or to other now Mrs. Jacques Balsa.n, also
charity organizations. Some folks have been busy for a wanted the annulment decree, Di
week or two, making preparations for other folks’ happi vorcing her duke, she married Bal
sam, a French Catholic, and as the
ness that day.
Catholic church admits no divorce,
As we approach Thanksgiving Time, it is altogether a she is not exactly married to him,
good idea to make a little survey of our own causes for in the Catholic meaning of the
gratjtude— and then to make an honest effort to show that word, although legally matrled.
gratitude in pleasant ways.
THE
AN NULM ENT
decree,
The Herald would not undertake to even start an enu from Rome, it is »aid, straightens
meration o f the causes for gratitude that Florida could put everything out for everybody. With
the original marriage declared nul
in her list, it would require volumes to print such a list. and void, never in fact real, every
Neither could TherHerald print enough pages to tell all that body is now correctly married to
Sanford especially has for thankfulness. But The Herald everybody else, the duchess and
can take this opportunity to plead for more thanks-giving her new husband, the duke and his
new wife. Everything in perfect
and less thanks-eating this year.
in the eyes of the law and the eyes
May it be a very happy day for Sanford— extra happy o f the church.
because of a great absence of selfishness and greed.
PERHAPS THE children bom of
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the marriage now declared void
IY E R — May we Jje dlltgont
will feel thut somebody overlooked
Y o u n g O ld-Folks Pu blic B enefactors
‘ uta, fervent in spirit, servthem. And perhaps the late W. K.
Lord.
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Vanderbilt, if hero, would say some
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Here is another way to look at it. In an address to New things to the Marlborough solicitor
ROMANCE,
York women, Dr. Eugene Fiske, Medical Director- of the that got seven Vanderbilt millions
; they He a thousand ways, L ife Extension Bureau, declared that "The woman who con for bis duke, before the latter Con
ceals her age is a public benefactor. Through her determin sented, ns Tad puts it, “ to bump his
d ill love sweet.,
on the altar rail.”
a millstone for the neck,
ation she has set up higher health standards for men as well bend
But ncnrly everybody is satis
la fo r the feet.
as for her own sex.”
fied and that is much better than
the average, in thiB life.
Women
who
insist
upon
staying
young
must
do
youthful
J* t!e • epear that wounds, a
things, especially must they think youthful, cheerful
i * crown o f thonul'
THERE ARISES u question of
It tear the flesh,
thoughts. For there is nothing in life that writes old age veracity between Marshall Foch,
o f wire, w ith living fire upon a face as surely as do thoughts dealing with discour
and the King of Belgium. fl>ch
that bums
^
says he persuaded King Albert not
agement, disillusionment and disease.
pray In its mesh.
Dr. Fiske believes that the average life o f man is rapid to lot the Belgians retreat from
the Yser. It is n fact thot the king
ir bread la the banquet ly lengthening.
People are taking more interest in ways issued a proclamation, making any
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to guard against illness. More than that, people are refus suggestion of retreat treason.
r, ftan and w ife;
* Vfl the anguish o f tove is ing to recognize old age and decay when it comes toward
TH E KING says Foch had noth
them with groping hand. They shove the old ogre aside
r*r and dead, *
ing
to do with it. The general pub
ts left o f life?
and stride on with vigorous, lithesome tread.
lic will trust to Foch’s memory.
— Julian M. Drackman.
Instead of retiring to their armed chairs in darkened Kings have a license to forget that
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corners women old in years, as men.sured a gener is not permitted to commoners,
at aong hit in tlW 'R otiie of
"F o r The King Isn't King ation or so ago, carry on their useful services. They cling anyhow. But for Foch, and h!s
management of the war, there
N
to the things that belong to youth. They ure ns young as wouldn’t lie any King Albert. Some
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they think they are, so far as the essentials go.
young Hohenzollern would be sit
can’t make business better
And the youthful old man, God bless him! He rudiates ting on the Belgian throne, nicely
1 everyone how bad it is.
good cheer, I^o inspires courageous
He re- over-stuffed, to make it comfortother method.
ua undertakings.
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Carolina man is suing j’bufWful ofti wofnan, 'ho Is a public '‘benefactor btfeaum? b e i.c " lV h <E TR E A S U R Y surplus*this
wife away from her puryear will be fur above two hundred
What'e the matter with helping to show the world that there should be no tradi and fifty millions, thanks to good
tion o f a settled span of life. Life can ko on through the management by President Coolidgc
hundreds of years when the human race has learned the mid Mr. Mellon. And if you nre
severest nunipbment tin- lessons o f good health and intelligent thinking that even an Income tax payer on a fnirly
lould give 'King. Ben would
big scale, it means good news to
^ sentence him ,to a barber tually will make such length of life-time possible.
you, a rebate of as much as 15
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pending on utilisation- o f the
ocean’s temperatures, varying at
different depths. The main thing
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supply the one thing that men
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HONTOOUERY ADVERTISER
The Tampa Tribune reproduces
But The Tribune should give m
the following excerpt from Musso Mussolini credit for having more
lini’s address to the Fascisti at sense than Kaiser Wilhelm, or at
Bologna on the anniversary o f the least better judgment.
All the *
"march on Rome” four years ago more reason, then, it might be said,
when in* seized the Itallnn govern why he should be feared in his
ment:
present position o f power ns a
"Every time I see the armed potential war lord. /But Mussolini, it must be remem
forces of the country in battle
formation, in perfect union, in a bered, went through the World
fraternity ot spirit, in a common War. The Kniscr had no such ex
Mussolini
idea), my though turns toward our perience beforehand.
king, Supreme Commander of nil knows how it is possible for the
the forces on land, sea and in the grent countries of the world— na
air, and of the men in the militia. tions that nre greater thnn Italy—
"The people and army have given to put on the field in a short time
their full and enthusiastic support larger armies by fa r than Italy
to the Fascist government. That could ever muster. He knowH, too,
means, all of the people are pre that it tukes immense capital to
pared to follow me everywhere. finance a war, and that Italy can
never In his Hfetmie command the
“ Black shirts! Put on your stir capital that the greater powers
rups, raise high your rifles, now have. And Mussolini should
so that the entire world can sec know also, no matter how great
that forest of bayonets and feel the his optimism for Fascism, that he
pulsatfonrf’n f your determined and could net easily induce nny othex
invincible hearts.”
grent country to oily itself with
“ Hasn’t thtft n familiar rin g?” Italy for the purpose of war, for,
asks The T n h u e . « “ Where* kqyc, «\»rf<. otksijcountry
oppoeed -itor
iwe lMfei4“|fta)OTantfUage b e ftr e r ” '1 Ffthclsm.* Ymrticulnrly is this true
I W ' T f b l |ne then
answers: of Russia, the one country in Eur
“ From Kiflser Wilhelm, exponent ope which right now might be
of
bloodmnd-iron
Prusslunism, more easily led into war than any
rousing hi! people to n mood of other.
fanatical nutionulism and persotiul
Mussolini, we believe, knows
loyalty before the World War." better.
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IT IS W O N D ERFU L how the people of Florida have re
man or woman who dors covered and are getting back to normal in such short space
PERH APS THE way to spend
In dead earnest Is always
the $250,000,000 could lie found,
o
f
time.
From
the
results
o
f
untired
efforts
o
f
the
people
as live one*.— The Melbetter than giving it buck. Part of
it will be only a short time before the storm will be only a that money would put this nation’s
i Times.
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memory. The future of Florida is assured, for I know that fighting air fleet ahead of all oth
» opinion o f ohe Broadway before the season starts the whole state will be itself again. ers. A t present, we have none.
i ’ artist it was Harry Wills
Part of the money wpuld connect
UMort Dixon Who composed — H. H. Raymond, President Clyde and Mallory steamship the Great Lakes with the Gulf, by
Ithetlc little ballad, “ Bye, lines.
a canal through the Mississippi
ckblrd.”
valley.
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MUCH COULD be done with all
PALM BEACH POST
or part of $250,000,000, more ro
'fro m home are very thnughtmantic and exciting thnn giving
» Write father arid mother as
Robert L. Owen, retired U nited‘ nin, Franco and Italy, for the mun- it back.
;U
they need money.— The
StatoH senator from Oklahoma and ley and for tho man power given
But nothing, probably, could be
VW est Citizen.
formor chairman of the senate j the allies by tho United States— done, that would suit better thqse
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senseIs that frhich makes committee on currency and bank- i more than ten thousand millions that will got the money.
do something that you don't ing, generally was conceded to in money and more than two mil
ques lions in troops.
ONCE TH E Greeks of ancient
t to but which yoqr wife says understand those national
tions of financo which came to the
Touching on the conclusion of days voted on this
proposition,
'had' better do.
jovernmont when he was one of peace, he recounts in his article in “ Shall a very largo sum be divided
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among tho free citizens of Athens,
poor little
Princess and ts agents. Mr. Owen refused to Sunday’s Post:
“ Our European borrowers after or shall the money be usod for the
from Rumania drove pH the be a candidate two years ago and
Chicago to-Indianapolis Oklahoma sent a republican, Sena seven years pleaded poverty, and nntionul defense.”
The Greeks voted tho money
t rain. You’d, think from tho tor Pine to succeed him in the na urged the United Stutcs to con
sider their obligations from the away from their own pockets to
the papers wrote it up they tional congress.
the way in "U horse and
Mr. Owen lived through the standpoint of ‘capacity to pay’ : national defense. But they were
world wnr as a United States sen and by skilled arguments estab old fashioned people.
ator and as chairman of the sen lished the belief that their finan
M USSOLINI, AS iB usual with
ivsn’t heard .that golden ate’s financial committee.
The cial weakness justified cancelling
iwking front the top of least that can he said about what part of the debts and give them one man power, now combats
pole, on the Municipal ho today has to say about what 62 years in which to pay, with an treachery in hi* own runks. as
_ rhap* it will riot bo placed took place at that time is that he interest rate below what the United well as conspiracy at homo and
'fo r' fear the odor from the should know; and that no longer States itself is paying on its bonds. ahroad.
.....
,
A high fascist official, close to
going into the lake will being a whim in tho political arena,
“ The United States then financed
i feathers off.
there is no cause why he should the restoration to gold par of the the king who "reigns" under Mus
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say more or less thun he honestly British pound sterling and remit solini’s sheltering hand, Is moved
a* are the dayarphen people believes. And if a taint of Cher ted 18 per cent o f the British debt, from his Important poaition.
i d6 things differently as evi- okee Indian has anything to do 50 per cent o f the French debt,
1 by the following personal with it, remember he is Just as 68 per cent of the Jugo-Slavin
SHOULD M USSOLINI become
" an exchange;- ‘Miss Edna much Cherokee ao W ill Rogers is. debt, and 72 per cent of tho Italian suspicious of the royal family that
Of Hahira was in town
might necessitate another usual
^
And the former Oklahoma sena debt.
on a hopping, trip.”
“ The forglverieis of the French step In the course o f dictatorship,
tor
does
not
think
the
United
-------- o----- -debt was equal to the whole o f the and put Mussolini on the throne.
s .Bacon of Sarasota comes States should cancel our European French foreign loan for war pur
Cromwell kept away from It,
war
debts.
He
rcceltei
that:
| * hot statement to the efposes, and the balance duo was and his power lasted until long
“ Tho money wa* loaned at the only equal to the merchandise after he died. It might have been
'ln the future drunken
to sea the Inside of tho most urgent desire of tho borrow bought from the United States a ft better fo r his family and England
r f t w more mayors would ers, at a time when their borrow er the wnr had ceased. Now, at had he gone tho whole way from
•;Htne actloirlt would do ing credit elsewhere was practical tho evident instigation o f officials “ Lord Protector" to “ King by tho
‘ checking, ibis monace. ly exhausted.
of these borrowers, an active pro grace o f God.” (
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“ The pegging of the nound ster paganda is being conducted to in
what the president of ling, tho franc and tho lire, by the fluence American opinion in favor
—
leagu e ----- United States, saved tho borrow o f cancelling those remaining
EIGHT THOUSAND Bjlritua^
the
ind thee*
ers from having to pay much debts. Uncle Sam in cartooned as l*ts gathered In; Iwridon, and
wif*
heavior. prices for merchandise.
a huge trans-Atlantic shark con thousand roae when Conan Doyle
an the key
“ The money, about ten thousand suming all Europe can produce; asked "all who are,(iure that they
Ring It in millions of dollars, was solemnly also as Uneie Shy lock, insisting on have been in touch with their dead
agreed to be repaid with Interest, the pound of flesh to be cut from to rise and testify.’? ■
"W rjtw n acknowledgement* were Europe’s breast; wo are threatened
The three thousand were sin
of a national farm or- gladly given. Tho representatives with worlij detestation, with uni cere prebably, but^ they had not
charge American ships of tho borrowers then felt and de versal hate and reprisals ‘enorm been In totwh with their dead.
ting bars':' after the clared nu inexpressible gratitude ously perilous,’ as one correspond
Conan Doyfc
limit has $een parsed, for the great scrvico rendered. ent puts It."
testifying t® faith but fact That
jr said ho had sent Un The prime ministers of France,
And the former chairman of the la what leaden °* *ve-!Y. religion
In
hoard'a ship.
ship, Imagine
uwMiriot all be right.
Italy and Great Britain, on June'S, United States senato's committee say, but,.
i’.'.without lungs, or
.. sold on tyard‘ a Bnipi 11)18, In u strictly confidential d(a- on finance and banking concludes; Aa for
hot form in our
t!
Wa mink . some- atch, said to the department,“ and
“ Thu
European
propaganda, breath,
4 Waves that
about thla ere he quotes tho thanks given however, deserves congressional in material
,ba doi14; abou'
message, to our
o f our by Lloyd George, Clemencenu and vestigation to. ascertain tho facta would e<
: aland ori
Gtlonda, s ^ id ib g for Groat Brit-. find who is financing it,”
material
C O M PLE TE ^
r jm
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try, fo r alFmtuens to think abpat.
Are we all taking ap unnecessary
amount o t time for our w ork]
Could wa aW do as much In five
days a* in sfctT And Would it be
worth-while for society, as a whole
to speed up and work harder In
working h0hf*i
order to have
more lelauN , ,
Theresa, however, a fatal defect
in Mr. Fom V p ian wjilch doubtless
will prairimt fta adoption outaide
of his
ktFone class o f workManlfi
benefit o f twit
ers is
n all classes
five-day *
benefit,
I
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M akes Yours the Best Lool
Stucco H ouse in Town
good for automobile workers, thon
it’s good for other workers.
It
would be unfair to deny its benefits
to otbors.
And, if the five-day week is
generally adopted, what’s going to
happen to tho ordinary and neces
sary activities of life on the sixth
and seventh days? Who will run
the trnins, thu street cars and the
boats, who will cook and serve th*
meals, who will work in the plnnts
which tun; out tho requirements
of existence, required every day in
the year? One may readily see
that suspension of ordinary labor
on the sixth day, not to mention the
seventh, would absolutely paral
yze industry, stop trade ana traf
fic, deny to the public the comforts
and necessities of life.
Five days work in a week may do
all right in the manufacture of
flivvers, because too many of them
are made now, but it would be im
practicable if not impossible in 90
percont of the other useful occu
pations.
U se Oriental Stucco. For it assures an
even color and comes in many beautilul
shades, ready-mixed— only water is
added. It’s “mistake-proof.”
It can be textured in any effect you
choose— Spanish, Italian, Colonial, Greek
and many others.
Call on ua for complete
information
and figures.
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R elia b le B u ild in g Supplies
Tom Sims Says
A New Jersey heiress has gone
to work in a canning factory. Her
experience there should help her if
she ever runs across European no
bility.
Now that the election is over,
the verbs “ hit,” “ assail,”
"rap"
and score” can take a much need
ed rest.
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Shepherds in Russia have been :
placed on u union basis. We won.
da* who'll go after the sheep that
stays out overt imo.
Headlines you never sec: BRIT-
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A FATAL DEFECT
Henry Ford, who has made in
dustrial history on several occa
sions, may be making more history
than usual with his five-day week.
An explained in recent interviews,
there is something more to his
plan than appeared at first.
Mr. Ford stoutly disclaims any
philanthropic intent or economic
whim. He insists that his five-day
week is a straight business propo
sition baaed on sound principles,
which shotlld work for any e ffi
cient indu4ry ns well as for his
own. In tBe first ‘place, he is not
giving his men six days’ pay for
five days’ work. Ho gives them
their full week's pay only as they
do six of tfieir former duys’ work
in five daya.
This me*qs speeding up all the
processes rf>f his factories, me
chanical as. well us human. He
says that Intakes a little time, but
in his shops is being
the transi
satisfactorily.
He
accomplis
drop some employees
will have
because o f ' iness or inability to
e. Many are already
endure the
nearing th Jf old earning capacity
in the shortened week. He expects
entire success for his men and
plants within a reasonable time.
Thus his employees will have two
days' leisure a week instead of
one. That, he is sure, will be good
for the workers, bocauso "they are
learning how to make good use of
their leisure.” Ho is equally sure
it will be good for Henry Ford.
For having more leisure, they will
spend more money, particularly for
automobiles, That will give the
Ford Motor, Company more busi
ness and more profits, which In
turn he expects to share with the,
workmen.
With two, days o ff a week, he
suggests that people will have oflA'
day tevrutf around and one to go
to church. < He thinks it will help
should
Upend your money
OH, Tires and Tubes, Ai
sorie3, Phonographs tlri
Radio, Flashlights md
Batteries, etc smi g*t (1
ulars on the Free Phow
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Galli-Curcli aays'*he’d
rather g o !«
ztxyn fit
a musical comedy1
comedy than
$h*n an opera,
opera. “
Aa a rule soo would we, but there
a^e some nights we'd rather sleep.
Consider China
a war there and
problem, either.
They’re having'
no bootlegging,
Before spanking William study iB
hla re/,ex- «ay th._______..,
le child hygienlata. It may bouce right off.
t ,
. W e are g|nd to be able to reveal m
today Who started Apple Week. It B
was a group of duck-snooting doc- *
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taxes
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in December.
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Reflecting the cordiality of
Has EiuoyiSB;
Wednesday Afternoon
f
the Methodist meeting o f the association on the
at 3 o’clock at evening o f Dec. 15 so that the
, Zeb Ratliff on fathers of the students may at
tend.
nt-Teachers As*
t at 3 o’clock at
L ittle D orothea Evans
Primary School.
t of the Baptist
E n tertain s H e r Y o u n g
t at the home of
Coursey on Central Frien ds W ith a P a r ty
o'clock for an all
uring.
Members
Little Miss Dorothea Lano Ev
box lunch,
ans,
the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
fjht will entertain
her home on Park George W. Evans, entertained a
lock honoring Miss few o f her young friends Wednes
day afternoon at her homo ’ in
the Park Apartments.
The rooms were bright with
T
Ridge and Mrs. baskets and bowls of goldcit cos
«ill entertain at mos and vivid-hued poinsettias.
Games o f alt kinds were enjoyed
at the home of
Msgnolia Avenue during the afternoon and a walnut
lie Ruth Spencer, hunt was a feature that afforded
much merriment.
this month.
nJ Chapter U. D.
Late in the afternoon the hostmbicriptlon bridge ossa's mother served a salad course
n's club at 8 with hot chocolate and cakes. Each
gueftt was given a tiny turkey as
nt of tho Meth- a favor.l will entertain < ’ The children enjoying the pretty
of Mrs. Carlin party were: Fred Rochelle Barn
ilaneous Showett, John Bount Hewitt, Louise
. S. 0. ShlnPardon, Sue Belle Hill, Sarah Rus_;?at 8 o'clock.
sell, Mary Elizabeth Doolittle and
Will meet at
Dorothea Lane Evans.
ft. Hagan on
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—A moat interesting meeting of hoitess In every detail was the Franklin D. Hardaway, Mrs. Prod
the Parent-Teacher Association of lovely bridge party given Wednes DalgST, Mrs. A. W. Epps, Mrs,
the high school was held Wednes day afternoon by Mrs. Raymond Densil. Stafford, Mrs. R. W. Rus
sell,- Mrs. Jos Consoles, Mrs. Em
day afternoon at the high school
K ey at her home on Park Avenue,
_ . » { * the Wo.
Auditorium with a good attend
mett Hunt, Mrs. Edward Betts,
honoring
Mrs. Calvin
Fuller
h o M t*^ »r m e f l g 0 ance. .
Miss Katherine
Teague, Ml—
Teague, a recent bride.
b f» e * t , (B‘ 0U
P. B. Martin, supervisor of the
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W ith Teague, Mrs. Karl Schultt,
it
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new cafeteria being installed / at
ItM colonial ideas prevailed and Mrs, James A. Pittman, Mias Ev*-i.fe*chera As*
the school, made a short talk, tell- wers-> carried out in every way. lyn,A«ders<m,|Mrs. Frank Scruggs,
I Ji. wvuler meet*
big trf .plans for the project. It exquisite pink radiance roses and M ^ U e P&L; MtSi Holland Dean!
jit the E*et
was decided that the Parent-Teach- asparagus ferns were arranged
B. McCracken, Mrs.
little E. Jones, Mrs. William E.
,r)nurnber two er . Association would assume wifh pleasing effect in the rooms Elttie
charge of this 'Work. , (
where the gucsta assembled fot Coulbourn, Mrs. L. P. McCuIler
, hid it* regular
The bfflr school-principal, Glenn
Mrs. Emma Owen.
Silver candlelabra held
c’clodtrt t S T # * ’ McRay, jipoko of the helpfulness play.
lighted
pink
tapers
which
added
an
There will bw inti*
of the parent-teacher association artistic touch to tho decorations.
A r t Exhibition W ill
„ „ „ wil entertain in the school work and how much
Quaint colonial i^atdens, wear
Stereo
thi Idlers Bridge It had benefited not only the chil ing bouffant frocks of. dresden Include, the
N ew est
at her home on dren but also the teachers. Be crepe paper over pink, were the
In M ural Decorations
told how it had been instrumental
unusual tallies used in keeping
in
bringing
about
a
closer
relation'
E, A- Douglass
scores for the card game. These
Tho oriental art exhibit to fw
at bridge ■» 8 ship between the home and the were distributed by Adelaide Key,
given by the Literature Depart
home on Sanford school.
After all business had been tran the winsome young daughter of ment of the Woman’s Club will,
Miss Lillie Ruth
George Harden, sacted a social hour was enjoyed the hostess, who was dressed as include something novel and fasci
colonial maid with a frock of nating in mural decorations, large
takes piece Nov. A short musical program was
rendered by Mrs. Virginia Piner pink taffetta over white lace, and panels which are exquisite copies
t-Teachere As |assisted by Miss Pearson. Refresh was completed with a poke bonnett of Chinese embroideries garden
tute a meeting a t ments of hot chocolate and wafers to match. She was assisted by and lantern scenes, and two cop
the West Side were served late in the afternoon, -Master Owen McCuIler, the bright ies of Corel pictures, "Spring” and
It was decided to hold the next young son of Mrs. L. P. McCullcr, The Dance of the Nymphs.
s
B*,wT. Houser
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attending the
Thursday by Mrs.
honoring Miss Auretha
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I f you are attracted by the
Chrysler “ 50” it is w ell to
bear in mind that your
choice in the four-cylinder
field, in any event, must be
made am ong fiv e cars. Only
fou r four-cylinder cars oth
er than the Chrysler “ 50”
are now bein g built in quan
tity.
You w ill be rushed to a d e
cision by the startlin g char
acter o f the contrast. The
mere appearance aT»d d i
mensions o f the Chrysler
“ 50” alone will startle you
by comparison— its fa m ily
seating
proportions, i t s
size, and its marked beauty
delicate shortening you
w ill find Snow drift all
that you desire. S n o w
drift is delicate both in
c o m p o s it io n a n d in
flavor. For that reason
it makes the finest kind
o f cakes as w e ll as d e
licious biscuits and hot
$750
breads and pic crust.
o f design, finish
tings.
and
$830
Sedan
Coach
Roadster ..................
$750
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T A IL O R E D A T F A S H IO N P A R K
Friday-
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Saturday
Senior
Park
Only
C H IC S IL K
Dresses!
Selected from
our regular
stock of smart
dresses fash
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Canton and
other high
grade- materi
als. These
models are
neatly tailored
shown in all
the new fa ll
and winter
, shades
are
offering
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A distinguished mem- 1
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group from our taile
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Styled along conserv
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But the vital th in g is the
contrast in perform ance—
the pow er and speed of 50
miles and m ore per .hour; ^
the acceleration of t h e vIS
Chrysler “ 50” — 5 to 25 m iles !($.
in 8 seconds; and above all,
the ease and econom y w ith
which it travels.
N ever, it seems to us; w as it
so easy fo r the bu yer to
m ake sure that his m oney is
bu ying the utm ost as in
contrast between the “ 50”
and all ordinary fou rs and
sixes.
$780
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W hat your own eyes see w ill make
you choose the Chrysler “ 50”
W h e re v e r you need a
Amusements
VOBK’
Mrs. Benjamin Genas of the
Park A venae Apartments leaves
Friday afternoon for art extended
visit with her sister Mias Marlon
Higgins, at Philadelphia, Pa.
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A D E L IC A T E
S H O R TE N IN G
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Jlo, Mrs, Wilson and Mrs. Barnwell, % C^Tkeeday by the Ill roe. Bp'
Francis of New Smyrna were the ness of hhi father and will be ab that
guests of Mrs. Henry Wight on sent from the city for several days. after'aa’ „ (, ..
Thursday.
in the church.
The wardrobe for the orphan
who is clothed by tho circle, WAS
completed and shipped at this
meeting.
Quite a number of
bundles were turned in for the
White Cross work, being done ih
China.
A course of study on the lives of
tho apostles has been conducted
by tho circle for some time, and
the subject for Wednesday's meet
ing was "Bartholomew."
Tho next meeting will ho held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
J. A. Kelly.
WOMAN SO
NERVOUS CAN’T
DIGEST FOOD
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The Jenny SpauldfriR Circle o f
the Baptist Church held Its reg
Mrs, Pickering and Miss Auretha
ular meeting Wednesday after Pickering of Daytona Beach, spent
noon with Mias Mary Goodale on the day hero Thursday as the
Sanford Heights.
guests of Mrs. Henry Wight
.After the devotional exerctiee, a
business session was held* presided
over by the chairman, Mrs, John
Abrahams.
Mrs. Voile William*,
genera] chairman of the circles of
the church, was present and made
■ delightful talk, giving a number
of helpful suggestions for work
"These Sanko-murn murals are
who wore conventional full dress
very
new and sell for large prices,
suit.
ranging in size from (50x40 to
The guests were greeted upon i 40x80 inches in size. The Literaarrived by Mrs. Monroe B. Hutton turo Department will he able to
and Introduced to the guest of hon sell them nt about half the usual
or by the hostess
,
price, and tho catalogues will be
Of exceptional interest was the shown and orders taken if none of
grime of bridge played during the those on exhibition are what one
afternoon hours and when scoros might wish for a new home, or
were collected by Mrs. Ned Chit for brightening up an old one.
tenden and Mrs. L. P. McCullcr, it
Mrs. W. M. Scott will have
was found that the high score prize charge of the Snnko-nuira decora
n lovely Italian cut work bride set, tions. This exhibition will bo on
had been won by Mrs, Ben Caswell. the nftornoon and evening of Nov.
For having ill luck with her cards, 24, at Woman’s Club.
Miss Emma Owen was consoled
with a green glass basket filled
Do Y O U Feel Blue
with pink rose buds. The cut prize,
also a pretty colored glaHs bask
Does ill health make tho future
et holding pink roses was won by look dronry?
You cannot be
Mrs. Janitm A. l’ ittmnn. Mrs. Key strong if your blood is not pure.
presented her honor guest with To gain in health and strength you
a handsome Italian cut work need Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
bridge Incheon set os memento of Discovery. It adds vigor to the
heart beat and toneH up the nerves.
the occasion.
This Discovery of Dr. Pierce’s is
Pink flower-like baskets were
made o f herbs brought in by In
placed on the card tables, these
dians from Reservations in the vi
hold candies and salted nuts which cinity o f Buffalo, a tonic for the
were enjoyed during tho progress stomach, stimulates the liver, putB
o f the game, and after the prizes the blood-making ginnds In tho
had been awarded the tables were best o f condition. Your health is
laid with dainty covets and re restored!
Vim and vigor aro
freshments consisting o f a salad yoursl
and an ice course were served by
Send 10c for trial pkg. to Dr.
the hostess assisted by Mrs. W. Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo,
— Adv.
Theodore Langley, Mrs. Ned Chit N. Y.
tenden, Mrs. John Meisch Jr., Mrs.
d -Meiach, Mrs. Fred D»lgw
Miss Edith Tongue.
Mrs. Teague was gowned in a
smart creation o f black georgette
combined with silver lace cloth.
This was worn with a small close
fitting hat o f black and silver.
Invited to meet this charming
“ I was bothered with gas so bad
guest o f honor wore: Mrs. H. B.
that
I thought I would choke.
McCall Jr., Mrs. Emmett McCall,
Food wouldn't digest but stayed in
Mrs. Raymond Fox, Mrs. Lee A.
big lumps, I was so nervous. Noth
Conoley, Mrs. Hawkins Connelly,
ing helped till I heard of AdlerMrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. W. W. ika. It has done wonders for me."
Potter, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. — Mrs. T. A. Derosia.
William J. Hnrdy, Mrs. Monroe B.
Because Adlerika acts upon
Hutton, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, BOTH upper and lower bowel, it
Mrs. Cauthen Hutchinson, Mrs. gives the system a REAL clean
Benjamin Whitner Jr., Mrs. Ben sing, and dears out old poisons
Caswell, Mrs. Robert J. Holly Jr., which usually cause sour, gussy
Mrs. John Meisch Jr., Mrs. Ed stomach, nervousness, sleepless
mund Meisch, Mrs. Clifford Walk ness, headache. Just ONE spoon
er, Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, ful stops GAS, and relieves that
Mrs. Ned Chittenden, Mrs. Percy full, bloated feeling so that you
j j r8' j can cat hotter and sleep better.
Mero, Mrs. C. R. Kirtloy,
Even if bowels move daily, Adler
James L. Wells, Mrs. Clyde Byrd,
ika brings out much additional
Miss Maud Tyre, MiSs Ruby poison which you never guessed
Hoyne, Mrs. Eugene Tittle, Mrs, was in your system and which
James Ridge, MrB. Grant Wilson, may have long caused trouble. No
Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Miss Marion matter what you have tried for
Phillips, Miss Fern Ward, Miss stomach and bowels, Adlerika will
Lettio Caldwell, Mrs. Fred Wight, surprise you. Union Pharmacy and
— Adv.
Mrs. Braxton B. Braggott, Mrs. other druggists.
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will enter- M iss Spencer H onored
pme on Hollononng herr ( A t .D e lig h tfu l. P a rty
Elizabeth Over - ^ G iven B yC h u rch C i^ le
d far. and Mrs.
Jones.
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Miss Lillie
Ruth
Spencer, a
of the COngrebride-elect
of
next
week,
who has
give n supper
Pariah Hoiiso. been the honor guest At many love
ly pre-nuptial courtesies since the
announcement o f her engagement
to George R. Harden, was again
‘ meet with Mrs. honored Wednesday afternoon when
hr home on Hol- members of Circle One of the
ock.
Methodist Church entertained with
-las Margaret a miscellaneous shower at the
ttl nt the stu- home o f Mrs. L. P. Hagan on Park
on West First Avenue.
k.
The interior of the spacious Hag
Hour at 10 o’- an home waH converted into a
pal Library.
miniature bank and was also pleas
ingly adorned with numerous basIs Given By kests filled with shaggy, white and
yollow chrysanthumums.
t in Honor As tho guests arrived they de
posited their gifts and received a
ing Visitor check
in return.
These checks
later formed an interesting con
lovely social test. The guest of honor was giv
(It was that of en a chdck and told to deposit it
when Mrs. Hen- in the bank and upon doing so was
grscioua hostess presented a largo "money bag"
luncheon nt her filled with lovely gifts o f alt kinds.
of Heart’s ConA fter the packages had been
Arcnue, hnnr’ ing opened and admired, the hostesses
Pickering of Day- served delicious refreshments con
sisting of chicken salad, sultines,
and sun rooms, the olives and coffee.
m* of purple and
Miss Spencer’s gown for this oc
d war, effectively casion was of rust-colored satin
brass bowls filled with Dolman sleeves of metallic
withemums, gol- cloth. A small, close-fitting hat
1*ud bougainvil- completed the pretty
ensemble.,
brasa rundlebra About 45 guests enjoyed this de
low tapers which lightful affair.
°w glow over ho
Mrs. D. L. Thrasher is spending
were the colors a few days in Eustis as the guest
wwrstinns in tho o f her mother Mrs. E. L. Ferrari.
** luncheon was
!* was laid with
embroidered linwith silver
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about this
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«tHedral candles.
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rh s re I every o f the , R A N P O It t ) li-KIL .
heirs, devisees, Isital.-es, Krnntees, ' published
I n . Manf
County,
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tcrest In or to any or mII of the W H K I I I T , Jutlan .o f .
lurid* In-relnaftor tlenerlhn-t. nml lu i Court o f the Havrnth w,
nil persons nml parties whose naniex I cult o f tha St,r.a o f FtAI
nr.- severally unknown hut whom t->r H» iii |iiii , c Count]
nr,- ht-ltevt-d to exist, who j p - Iti- JSlh day o f OroIHrty;
(•-resti'il In. or n tio lire rlalnilng ,
(H lg rn d ) \V, t
-Special* Ht Hit* Stores.
l rates
■Insertions,
, ..
of average length
lasted ■ line.
Ejaat charge of 90c fo r
•drertfiing is restricted to
19— Building Contractors.
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
GOO West First Street
nt Phono 441
IMPORTED DINNER WARE
SEE
clanifivation.
i error is made The Sanaid will be responsible
me Incorrect insertion,
tisfr for subsequent
n*. The office should be
immediately in case o f
ADVERTISERS
He r « I d representative
»hly familiar with rates,
-d classification will give
plete information. And
i wish, thry will assist you
ling your wunt ad. to
. more effective.
.PORT \.NT NOTICE
irtiscrs .‘■houId give their
or postoffice address as
their phono number if
Mire results. About one
1pat of s thousand has a
n« and the others can’t
airate with you unless
ujiow your address,
/discontinuance MUST be
|is person «t The Hanford
I office or by letter. Tele*
discontinuances are not
JAM ES H. CO W AN— All kinds of
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
Water and Pont Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
phone 1 1 1 .
T ill:
PA LI, HARDWARE
PRONE 8
HODGINS & COW AN CO., Auto
Radiator nnd sheet metal works. fit*— Fu el and Feed
Plain and ornamental sheet metal
WOOD < ALL 9519.
work. Tel. 710-W. 207 French I KOR
Avenue.
57— Conti Things In K»t
25— Florists.
of
, LAU RE L AVENUE
bungalow. Have large living Desirable residence lot can./ be
room, dining room, 9 bedrooms, I bought from owner on small
iunparlor, kitchen with built in .cash payment. Between 10th and
(TW O ROOMS. Kitchenette and ftxures including breakfast n ook.'lttli Street. Might consider trudboth, attractively
furnished, Porte-Cochere, double garage. Com-1 ing for house. Box 90 care Hermoderate rent. Young, owner, 200 piete in every respect. Only tw o' aid.
urn Interest or Interes Is lit or to
any or all of tha toll mi. it de*r,'Ill|N. Park Ave.
enth
hloi k» from new High school buildeil Iniuls sltiinte. lying and bring In
Kliorlrta, lit
ing, Selling on very reasonable. 88— Real Estate for Exchange the Comity of Semin ol>- anil Stale
of
Klm-ldx.
morn
|iar;Klll
irly
ite\v
it.sf),^
lli n i f a i
FOR R E N T - 2 room apt. a n d j
Phone 790-W llox 200 care
si-l-lheit us follow*. to-vll ;
A t to r n e y * fo r
WANTED TO B U Y -S n iall nnd'
sleeping porch near I.ako Hotel. I Herald.
All that part of the Hl-i'i of (tie
Oct.
Nov. 4-11-1
MEM .of Heel I on S. 'lo w ash Ip ti
I -------- u
inexpensive bungalow,
located
|Garage. $25,00 per month. R. J .!
: ~
Month. I tang i- :m l'n st. lyin g
IN THU COURT Or
West of the Atlantic t’ nuat l.lna
Red. Phone 9.
FOR S A LK — By owner, 5 room within reasonable distance from the
■irifr.K, hkmi
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0 1 .1
Hallroiol right of wnv
business
section.
Must
he
fairly
llmignlnw with lights and water
ti Is hereby nril,"* I that y,*ii aiel 1 S T A T U OF F I.O H ID A . ,
IN
PROBAT
priced.
Box
91
care
Herald.
f eaeli i>f (nil he nnd appear before
FOR
RENT - Furnished apart-1 »''lc * 'v « t Sanford P. O. on DeI Mill- stlld I "I I e ll I - f i n e : a I -he t ’i-irl In re the Estate of*.
' merit, modern, hot and cold wa- >« '" l highway $I8W. terms, alw LOTS. — as first payment on ; t^l]ll»e ill Sn .- .nt. P t.e-ldn t It .he II. E. TEI.KORD, ____
house. Address Box 50.
F I N A L NOTIC.
hill day of December. A, 1'. I'lJK.
'ter, with garage. 708 W. 1st St. I
'• ««“ f " r * 120() tern,s' B
N o lle * ia Hereby f l l v *
! nnd then and 1ii.*e>« make nnsw eri
uniUratgiMd Will. n.\ the
H. Bankstony, Sanford, Fla.
HOUSE well located, building lota.! •“
M" *’f
«A'*ihlted
exMMie.t oacamhen, ‘A. IX n il. pri
analnst yon In Hits cause fill'd fo r Monorahle f*ounljr Judge .
FOR RENT Ijirge apartment ul
iti
i!U\ will Fxrhiinjji* n >, I he poi pose of (|lili*Ung (he title *• r „ u„ , y< Florida, ht* fill
so one or two lH><|rooms. HOO'J'OR SALK by < wner, Spanish part payment «n
Vildrcss , l “ '
de(erll-ed property and neronnt and vnarhera 1
'
u
, c.nuMtslitiiu Ho- tains in m h l com- i , trB, or ,,f the Estate of
Magnolia. Phone 20fi.
i Hungalow in desirable reside n- iiu x :•().
Iilnltiunh
I ul,>I,,» ois
F illll*. deeeased. and at
-------------- ------------ ----------------- |tint section. Two bedrooms, bnth,
I
It I» f u r l W r •>r•I ■i'*mJ iluit
HtN
nrilor I>h i%ii lil l« I**»«t <1 TG - Suin'- rtl then nnd there, make apa
•’
sstri .1n -1 we for a ftn a l
FOR RENT—Nice rooms and ;'linlnK m ,m ' kiuhl’n- wmpletcly 89— Wanted— Real Estate
I IK«'riilit. n in"\ »i’ in * imMIsli. <| In
hla ad min Iat ration « f
’ S.i r>ffir'il Si-hi I tin‘f
1- 1««r ■•I *i. •fi
apartments. Ferminln Apt.
armshed with electric stove etc.
tl-cfitfri
i•i»r*** i :i*-H xx* <w ii i f.nil i hiim i nine xml lorr an order db
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I ’m c >>10,500. $2,500 cash and the
REM.
EST A T E
W W T F .H
Mi * k 4
ITNi:S.^ *n'
.ml 1HO • .!
T W O ROOM ipartment ami sleep hulnnre easy. Address box 7!t care W ill buy or trade f o r ymir e n t it y .-I \\
I In I'll* ii11 l ’mil ! *•f lit" S**vFff.li
I lei aid.
in
any
lots
in
anv
s
iib
d
ivi'io
a
in
mg loom
I ihI h'I-ll fit i-ii H i«f iti Slat* i't I • i
Space for car. loop
South FIoi itln
In answ ering this itiii Iit .1•» I f ■-’ ,<•' if ifi*•i* **mii Mi \ 'ii
Um" " U ,‘
’ SR W l s l l
BUNGALOW
\ ad\ e r tt'c n u lit tell me how in n It ! f »1|S I ll. I'M I l l s -I 4m ..t.» i \ I *
ih.liming- idd world home with you have paid. the hnt.ii . e due ! ’ n; u >
75— I! usmess Places for Rent
\ r I d i ;i . \ sm
well eslahlisiieil
grounds
iin-l the lot numbers, and the Ioi at ion
t i l * I. Ill III. «*I I c It | I **.11I 1
1
li Ailmlnlfiir.itor.
i,.,i,-d this no- i u h day o t
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I >eren*ril.
ii :i i. N.
*r
i-il-l»-9 i.sl
! double g a i a g e . A b a r g a in at $10.
1*1 III.It? I.ANU BAI
of I Ii»] Hrx out Ii
J ml In*Is* 1
sandwiches — — — . - ---- ---- — .....
o f p r o p e r ly , also g i v e \>o II pivsi 1n H’ f i f I I.h hI'i in iiifl lii:i*.\ IIT «K N T OK TUB!
W r y little
rush
rcipiuv,l. j , nt ami home addles
Mi-.. Neal, A T T R A C T I V E room * to rent fo r Umo
W ill.- It..\
r . m. t . A K l i
f i»r Sf*min*• i ‘nilcil x
stores "|- offici* at Park Ave. Bart N i on. t able/ building. Rhou,
* tallies villa, ifk
H\ N M Wf-rk-i.
ISW I! f ar-/ Sanford Herald.
nnd Commercial Mrcet.
W. M. 859.
Hrl. 0. Iti]#. ’ f f i
I*cpnl\ i'll rk
N'l *TI< 'K Is ticreliy (f)Vfltl
»' *'ul t CM, S|*«HOT
I Me 111‘*11.
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
9(1—■Automobiles for Sale
.llri-eted t>y the t'.mimiaalnr
Si »ltriMii’f* nml <’f ('"Uioil
58— H ousehold Goods.
1 > or mi l I .11 ml Offlea. UV
1**r tin* ( ''.mpt »lnnn* *
or
rent
t
room
j
—
------------FOR
SALE
visions of Mac. 1111, It, #,,
i u i . l*t Nov. 111 1v 377— Houses for Rem.
27— Professional Services.
i-> 1 lie apnllentlnn nf C l
linn .o. E. R.
Collins,
Floral!
CHRYSLER
FOR SALE One full si/.e day bed
It.t i I. Merial No. 030030, I
Heights.
Cl! AS. T. FULLER MOTOR i f) i s
u r ill pnlillc hlllr. to tllO hl|
t oi n r
rite,
t m i l IT
— good as new .005 i'almctto FOR RENT two story (I room
* c . » i i x r » i i ; i m v r v. l i . o m u l , (In-. Init nt not l<m* that
EUGENE PE R M A N E N T WAVES.
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Sanfor
'
Aw-,
at
lotli
St
Rhi
no
992
1X I'll 1 M 1 1 9 .
ni-rn, .11 Id o'clock A. M.,
house dose to lake Monroe, lots
no kinks, one price, personal at Avenue.
STCCCO lU N t; ALOW, large li.
OH l i c i t o r r'1 111.11 \ 1IOY
itn v of I >ei-cmher, 1911. n<_
of ground for flowers and garden.
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe.
USED
CAR
EVCHANCE
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offic.i,
ih» following tra ct't
, log room, dining room, 9 lie I
I *o III I' 1*1M
l.ol 3, Hi t . 1.1. T.ola 18 *fl<^
PERFECTION
o il. ' t " W
i.i lil
Phone 349-J.
real , Four room garage apartment
CORNER
RARE
AND
SIN
OND
■:». T. 20 M., It. 31 a . Talk>|
range and double he and -pring and indern, rooms are large. Rent room , Kiti hen with tmilt in fe.i i
W. WAN: LEY, .Manager
I1,1,11
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11
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t
Ttio piilo will not ba It#
Hue- in< biding breakfast
non!.
t
4
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Ph.mo 122 M
toil
will hr ilcclnrad oto#
S'. J. NIX
reasonable. T. C Carlson, N. -1«•" - Small down paviiiont, b-il.-inie
\ 4i 114 i ; rn KNOW > I M I 1 Y ihnya prnfoMii nt lh « hot
Attorney
nnd
Counsellor
at
La*'
iinniiic.
Ave.
Cult
nftVr
5
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m.
. prompt - Efficient
I 'I i i v i m u . i
Ii.ivp rr.isad hl.ldlng,
lllnllt !l 1V . Rhone 71 :.
I M I U . K B R O H II.'R S
i ni : i n n : m n n i i i n t .
— nisklliK tllO litutiAft
1*1 hM
hid 1
210 East First .Street,.
(» l— M iscellaneous.
t'l I VII I'
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HUl.I.Y
T. uulrcil
10
Inin dlstaly
FOR KENT' One four room lam
: I ' \ I 111 » o r r i t . W l v 1' H L i:A • amount th ereof
M \ It V A M A
1lealers
ii-. ..ik, 1
<a.i-:.\sns
A ny n m o l ' c la im in g t d v t t l
galnw and
garage,
I'Tornl
|eillR O R R A O TIC
adds life
to 1 FOR SALE One la r g e g r a y and
1 1do,
1 1 1 ;<>in a ;
vv
i .i n k , i i l i n v i ■umerile .1 InnU
A llo w 11■- tlo>
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n p p o r D m ily
111
Heights.
Call
917
West
First
St
and l,,mind.
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fit,) iheir clnlniH. or 01
i years and years to life, luvesti-j one sin,-ill i v n )v baby earring.*,
>!■ itv m g \•lit ill' » l ine, p i ' ' p e t i ,
I 'll I |V ( ,|| \ w 1, 1,,1
-------- <01 or before ilia ttma, 4|
gate. Rhone 182 .1 for appoin*-! lh-lh newly lined and entuneled. (
S- i ugg ■ Si " g t ; ' " '
U tility
| I >il U \< .11 \ S\ tin*
Imi n11,4ml,
ami fo r nkt«.
tV«.
l'.e'i; 1lodge >i|n-i i 111 l o l l i n g
FURNISH
ED
HOUSE5
moms
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OKonon C
Wiist
Watch
mont. Dr. W. E. MacDougall. 908,711 Oak Avenue. Rhon :u i .1.
l'ti--lu' 7:1!i>,
Ma-ouih Yv 1tMilidys Elgin
III '.T Gi
xxffa
if tliiai:, ami If
Heatntar.
I '92 > I "H i Ton rn -g
and hath completely furnished.
2*
1 ----- --IllOtuigMm “ M. C. II.” on 1' itsl National Bank Bldp.
------------ ,i.f «. 11 ( mi h i t 1‘ialniltic nay 1111ii1!."' 1lod ge
l i' ml Sedan
Convenient
to
school.
Rhone
'90S-1
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Notify Mr- U . L. H en ley .
F
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,
5-ronm,
nnnh-.l
n
2501) ONE and two pound till cans
HlMl SITUATION NOTfC
R'.Ni F o l d Runaiiont
i.i > r .»a*t i ' n i .m
t
m i:n t
iiu |
IlS-J. Iteward.
Bungalow.
T h is iimdiTn,
v*t'
r i t \ \ u i»
iii*KAriv>N
mill
Tlie IteiM.'t ration Book a.
1925 t i r a h i m T n n k
.‘12— Help Wanted-—Femule j for preserving. Sacrificing a! FIVE ROOM HOUSE, 801 Ri-c.iu ;!
I
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A
S
i»N
hN
x
x
ifi*.
« 'lli o f Sanford, F lo r id a T
imnie Inis l a r g e li v i n g lo om , din | 11*'2 l 11, c land 4 Touring
ONE CENT each. Cash Supply Co.
Ave., $25.00 pe.r month. Rhone
•. 1 :• *i:«: 1 :
i .i n k . o k u i u s k
w . ouch Mi ail i>, Novem ber
in r room, 2 lied*, hath including I
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toiler Hog, gray with white W ANTE D White Cook who will 205 W. First Street.
mill w ill * I” *e Saturday,'
9512 M. M. Fold.
•m
miiUNr.HAM , 3Mh, i;i2ii. At the City
•■bower, kitchen h a* built 111 fen-|
Has (iermrii choker colj
•>
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1
4'iiNlmiiil
ami
i'llAH,
A.
Hl'JNT
!,. it t'lfn.
electric
ran ge
nnd, Mi l
IlK N T lilx w lfr,
pyv—'-'........
peeled Tuesday.
An- , also keep house. Write I*. H. FOR SAI.E Underwood typewrit FOR RENT. 5 ininii unfunibdie-l liisex, a L o
M ILLER (1. PH ILIPS lmt'll> iteaisiartlon
— *
um hf*lr«. tlr1 ii
it «.tt ntlirrwlott,
n
ivnler
heater.
T
h
e
price
o
f
(his|
Lora" Finder cnnimuni* Care. Herald.
er, practically new and typewri
bungalow located at the corner
' X1 .4*U, KI II lit i • *M athrr clotlilHIII (I
nail to Uh * holm. «l»•1 1 *1 ill 1Vk
Among the scrcon fo lk ,'I
ter desk, ll drawers, worth $1 10 of Palmetto and Katie Street<. hnimv i-i m od erate and terms c a n '
R J. Reiter, I.ongwood,'
j W A N TE D — Experienced
hunk*
Elm Ave. and 19th Street.
i V1*t IS, HI it 111• ■ 4 mi' *itiH-r. i la lm a n n
he
a
r
r
a
n
g
e
d
any
w
a
y
to
suit
pur-1
will sell $76. Call 190 9.
Eluctric range and water limiter.
f iiii'ti r .11 M* N S h i 'N T. fli*c*taaxnl; Blue hopes to become a n|o
I keeper with knowledge of typei-haser.
Address Box 59 or I ’ lioiu !
11 u •■ **>1 cli a ml «‘V*’ i y rector, Syd Chaplin denlrea td
f . ’.1 I*. .111
Will rent or >ell on mr. lh'y hasi-.
RHONE 9
1i l tsin in 4, t MX Ini** 1 »*Mt i»r Mil "t f i t *
719.
I
lee Stations — Re- |writing. Give experience and ref- 65— Specials nt the Stores.
Addl-eS'* W, 11. S. cure The Herald.
'iti 1in I.I Mil i h \«»Iy *mI ia thl*« suit ul, Louise F iizpiuIh wlahoit to
lorencea in reply. Address
Box
1 I ■ lit :1It l • f Ik «• .1 : 11X1 a .1 m* i| iff** a great ciuolional actress and
|1200 care Herald.
\x luma
If* ii l-tfi i u . ,1*h .iid I • >• » x
FOR SAFE A five room house_ ;CIRCLE NO. 2 of the M. K church li R O O M new itiiecu tningaimv
JEW ETT AND RALE
111
.M1fJ I 4Mil*•in*"* uii* kinkmtvxn XVintpn and Myrna Loy
till”
lilnel.
from
school
with
all
i ■ tli* i'"Mi i*l.*1a.mm ia
aioivi* to become great motion pictatff"
R IV E ’S G X R A G E
f AUTO repairing by coni
will hold 1111 apt mi and cake
Mellonville Ave. and Eighth Si.
• a • ' 5• ' I • .! ijnc. ,i tuI 1 * ail aak anxv a
36— Situation Wanted Female ut T h e Basket Saturday- at •'! R ahniyyl»'i 11 i iinvi-niences
icie-ouublc |
S a n fo rd Denier
trusses.
Iwcha ines. We specialize
M. $75.09 per month. Rlhuu* 719,
(-0 a I e;i», '■* I'VI'ltfo'iV! t ■ .' JabliliiK j i a v
'nice, entry te.inis.
Address Box 298 W. 1st St.
RhoiiO (117 rinr’rV.-xIa 11■ Vlo-' inn.l lavoivnl Iif
t roubleu. Brttrory
1 1 Ins suit. ..iiii In ml In-liiK nllunte In
No. 59.
I ___ _____________ _______ ___________
nut repairing.
L. A. W ANTE D — Position by experi 66— Wanted— to Iluy.
s, ii,Iooir t *011miv , amt (I.'kci lin'd na O N E ^ D A Y S E R
FIVE room, modern stucco t-iing
KENT
VULCANIZING
WORKS.
I ,,l hid 1 . In (Vil
Battery
Service
enced stenographer. A-l refer
(Word
alow on Palmetto Ave. 2300 , l - R U O M h u n g a lo w on P a lm e t t o
III” , I,
T « . Ill V-OIIB
(311
nf
HOOD
AND
GOODYEAR
TIRES.
lot St.
ences. Phone 921 -W.
I ' l ' - t . i l 1,11 lie
W in ter
Monies
I BUY. pay rush Tor second-hand block Phone 719.
1
Ave,. Close in v e r y
icasonaldy
U. R. F. Malt cries.
Soliillv Klim us per |ihil Iheieiif
pianos. Address Box 352.
Distributors <’handler
priced and on easy terniH. I’ liotu*
...... .. -I In I *I ii t Uoi'k 3, imgi-a
PR A C TIC A L NURSE would like
DEL TRIM CO. .
THREE Brand New Stucco Hunga-|-j;|
I I I . l i e null Iti* iif the 1‘ lilille
Cnmmereial Avenue
M i . e u l - of
Heiolnnln ('miiity,
position.
Semi-invalid elderly 67— Rooms With Hoard.
lows for rent, desirably located
"car, nut the owner.”
.mil
it .i|i)ieiirtnK triun the swnrii
21UI
people or as housekeeper
SANFORIJ
BUK.'K
CO.
j modern throughout.
Mill
of
1
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1
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h
I
ikt herein Mint you
17 for estimates.
I inpi ire 111185— l.o tn F o r S n lf
anil ■•in<h of you may elnlm nuiin
French Ave. Phone fi64-J.
819 W . 3rd St. )
212 Magnolia Ave.
I RADFORD
I
BOARD WITH or without room I Baumel’s.
I'Ik Ii I. Mile nr luleresl III (In- |imtiRhone 987
el'l.l
hr
te
I
UUho
vn
ili-srrll-i-il
with private family., One bed
Phone 476 3 ;7
furnished LOTS My Imldings in three lots
ll Is Ihcrufure onli'Miil that you
S ervice Offered EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER room with twin beds, hot water. FOR RENT— 5 room
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON amt nai-li nf you to- nml you urn
house on Sanford Ave., con- ! one business lot, two residen
mid typist wants position. Phone [(>0<> Magnolia Avenue .
lii-rehv
l'l'Uolreil
In
ii|,|iear
In
tinEdward Higgins, Inc.
veiiionl to school. $75.00 per li.-il lots. Will sacrifice for a (|uick Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 391 Mill of 13ij ill |iIHI li t flliil III Mils t-aiiMu.
IUG STORE — Bre 2003.
” ti Mnnitny thu Util ilny of Iiecanilior. ■
sale.
Write
J.
D.
Sails,
Sanford,
\ l> ISIfl. Mill Nil MU* llelltK II Itllle
ROOM AND Board reasonable, pri month, l'huiiu 719.
rs, Soda. Wo are
Fin.
of Mils C i i i i i i . u(
llie
('m ill
1 HE '"’ IRE and see the new custom IMay
1
vate home, 203 Maple Ave.
| li your phono.
37— Situation Wanted Male.
I ' inhii In Hnnfiii'il, Hi'iiiltiole Ciiiilily.
78—
Offices
and
Desk
Rtmm
bu
It
Studclmkers
l-'liirhln, ami In ilefailll th ereof 11
(Cell 109
PALM ETTO CORNER 89 x 190,
11,-rree I'ln t ’lilif'-NHi will lie enter*
SAN JUAN GARAGE
f i
W AN TE D — Work carpenter work, j ROOMS, with or without meal...
.il
aualONl 1 0 11 . mu Id e i m e |ii*t 11 it a .
.suitable for apnrtmeiit house.
OFFICE FOR K EN T— In Mciach
Mill to •11111-1 MM 1 m Mu. l*oia|daliiia
a
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concrete
work,
work
in
rcstnuj
Reasonable
rales.
Lincoln
Hotel.
ife & Furniture Co.
DODGE
Bldg
Apply A P Comif'ly A Owner out of the city and will sell
mil In amt In th 1 tamls iihovo do- ]
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f
m
rant
or
labor
work.
W.
H.
F»>un-j7
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cm*
nnd
Graham
Trucks
.n- r Hull
First Street
under value and on exceptionally
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd
ll
Ifurther
(
Ut
IMiltl-W1
Miat
Mils
1
tain, 309 W Second Street, Sun- j ^
R oom s
Ilh ou t Board
IMiono 3
t»rry n full line,
Grippe,
easy terms. Box 7'9 cure The Elm and 12th St.
iielli'i In- imhllsheil In Iln- Haoford Colds,
llerahl, a Tie«-»oa|"-r 11111■11■11.-<1 lr
»re right.
Cash or
80— A — Real Estate Directory! HornIti.
foni' Fla'
* FOR RENT- Bed room. All con
Srilitiinl. Neml Hole I'oiilil). K'tnrlitn, Dengue, Bilious
HE M IN 0 1,E IIUDROrvESSEX
Wa want your bunincss.
•*iii‘,■ a week for four ( I ) ruii»eeuINC.
veniences,
lil
1!
W.
First
S^,
M cC ALL & FOX Rem estate in-j F o K SA F E Fm 5 „ f Fane’s Ad
3 S— Bus'neAH Opportunities
Mv»- (VeekN
209 Onk Avo.
U 1TNKMH my lmml mill the o ffland M a la r li
Best
„ fat
r m
■ g High am Park. on
...vestments.
, .,1
, * buys
, , , me among
* 1 diLmn,
li Conc-ite Co., general
i-lul
seal iif llie Clrcnil I'ourl of Mm.
Pimm*
41
our listings. Phono 746.
.
It kills the gtrms,’
Onk Street.
" I I on I ititis of only
S'-U lull .liiillelal
"Ire iilt
of
Mm'
work, sidewalks, build- FOR S ALE — Barber shop on Fifth j F o ,{ , {ENT — furnished rooms,
til.ile of I'lmlitn. In alul fin SemiStreet,
good
locution,
paying'
conveniently
loi-uted.
Hot
water.
$59
cash
and
$25
monthly.
Addrcs.
h, IrrignLitm boxes. J. R.
HUES— MARMONS
iiol,- "iiiiiily. l-'londn. on Mile I h - /
Private family. 999 Magnolia Ave. SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buy# Box 89, care The Herald.
■ M B M a n a a M im in lp M
ini iluy of Movetnher. A. I *, 10311
pr, Frop.
I well, i-cnson for selling, owner in
Sanford Automoliile Co.
in Real Estate, 236 Mcisch Build
II Irrull Mourt H K A F)
290
Magnolia
Ave.
Rhone
137
---- I other busimvm. Apply 917 E. SeV. K DOl'lll.A.SH,
i
TWO FURNISHED rooms for ing.
J’ lerk.
.
TODAYS BEST BUYS
DRY CLEANING CO. |cond Street.
light housekeeping.
719 Ouk
Itv A. M. '.V.-elts,
NASH
IIIGGINS-SMITII-XVIGH
I’,
INC.
|
tinning, Repairing nml 1
Ih'IHItV t'lelk .
Avenue.
l eads the world in motor ear value. ! v\ 11 -ai\. iMMt.siiiK.Dr.it
< m m y i . i ; jj New StiK'k Just Al, ,
„
„
„
* * ! ' / ! , I Lot on Magnolia Avenue between
Phone bio for prompt |O P PO R TU N IT Y — For a live wire
SMITH M o t o r s CO
>"11-11,
on fur 1 'oin |o,n 11a 111
IN S URANCE UltnhFUS____ |j j Ulll| |” |], street, cu-tera cx
business man. This proposition
\. (
I I . I S.3.-1.
Dee. i.
69—
Rooms
for
Housekeeping
C H A S E & C O .|
■
consists of nn up-to-date Wearing
t
■
SH— Legal Noliccs
FD T YOUR PROPERTY W ITH , 1
a 1,ick l,'>’ ;i1
apparel
store
for
both
men
and
I t l U . I S T I I \ T IO Y Y 'tlT lf'K
! IIU IIIH IH IU IIII
N’S BARBER SHOP
"TH E LOT KING"
I
T I”
I tec 1st i itMou Ihiukit of (h r l
women in the business district of NICE LARGE Bed room adjoining
909 First Nutionul Bank Bldg,
«•> ncre.s o f celct
I . " " i bunted 1 IY 'I'llt: ( 111* I IT t Ul HT OK TIIK ' n> ef Simforil. Klorhlii,
Mnznolu Avenue,
w ill
he
huth,
also
garngc,
close
in.
218
HUVKVI'lt .11 MKT 1I, 1 IKCl’lT OK ■•I" u .vl'iiiitay, Novi oilier #th, 11)1#,
------ ------------------------- ------------ miles from Ovi.do; R. It. ruin j
tiiis barbers. Special at- Sanford. Upon investigation you Laurel. Rhone 509-L-2.
l*l,OVI IDA. IY A.Ml I’OII NKNI- mul will rinse Hiiturdny, November
will
find
that
niy
interest
in
1111[through
property
nod
loading
sta-j
\ttl,K I 'O I X T l .
|iv»n Indies and children.
371ll. I l l A t
the City Ilull.
1
81—
Wanted—
To
Rent
other business demands my entire
tlon adjoins. 12 a-M’s cleared, | IY I ' l l V Y I ' l l l l Y .
I. It 1*1111.1.ll*H.
XVILL SH A R E my homo with con- [ ——— ---------------------------HIM, TO Ul HIT TITI.R
f i t y I legist rut loo Mfflror.
attention.
Address K-2 Care Hu
$175.00 per nert i n ea.-y terms.
I K U A N Is (1. MOUKI.It. N.VN’ MV
(CHRISESBERRY PR IN T
We Have a
genial family. Ono or two rooms ; WANTED — S m a l l unfurnished
I-'.
KH AIN
ami
ANN ID
11.
mid.
— Printing, Engraving,
IIA I! VMS,
HIIIIK.H (ll-* l*ltni,ll'ATH).Y
with housekeeping privileges, h M I hoUS0 ,,r roonm. Close in. P. O.
4 room Iio.im* in Flora Heights
Ii i-i'liiu iiindn to mips ill' to Mils
t-ooiiii.i liumt s,
f. See Us first. We do
conveniences, 208 Evans St. Phono uOY 693
• " i i u tlial summons ml I'esiioiuloiul-i
Vs
lot 00x200, i- i>t -I a {'xpiisurc,
♦ -H7-W. It. R. Avcnuo- -10— Money to Loan
780-j.
1 ; ; ____1_________________________
mu his in-* o lu-iM iifnie Isnili'it. ( I I - '
I T H O M A S '; It It ll is. t at.
$’8260.00 on very t-u>y U-runi.
Delellilmils,
i • • 11 <I In > mi mul Moil llm Sh eriff j
i*l Slrcit.
“ STE W AR T THE FLORIST'
Flowers for all occasions
Me LAN D E R ARCADE
Phone 781.
.Mk m a d e p ie s
or salmi- on ordei
1702 Magnolia Ave.
iio
SANFORD'vf
LAUNDRY
|P L A S T
r
I
LO AN S — Money available at 7 per
cent. Close in property. A. P.
,,’K I’ K INTER Y
Connelly & Sons.
0 CAMERAS
AND si:pp],|KS
[ --------------------------------------*
u'- •s>'- Fumley, Prop, i 41— W a n te d — T o B orrow
7*1— A par (men ta anH Flats
183— Farms and l^and for Sale
R L A I T Y CD.,
; FOR SALE—Two 10-nt re tim-ts mi Tol .732. 31J Find Nat. Bk. Bldg.
F’ OR RENT—3 room furnished, pnola road opposite Country j
SANFOltD, I'M.A.
apartment. Apply Herald Office. Jclub. ThiB propurty lit comtitler- (R E A L ESTATE — INSURANCE
-------------------------------------------- jed the most desirable country i------ ----------------------------------FURNISHED A P A R T M E N T S ( home silo between French Avenue FOR SALFs-lMeMeh a v u m lot
PK STEAM I'UESSERY XVA N T TO borrow about $2500 to
close in. also unfurnished gn- ,«nd the Country Club. W1I saennevar Highland lark. $1299. $- i
build a house in Sanford. Huvo
'‘'"fi pressing, tailoring,
rag« cottage up-to-date, will fur- Hce for quick sale. Intjuirc Box .cash nnd $25 monthly.
Box
•lmctto Avenue. Phono lot, good location and fully paid
nisty
If
desired.
509
E.
Third
SL|A.
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ara
I,(jrn,dt,,ro
IIcrul11’
for. Address Box 12 care Herald.
CO LCLOD G II
( i r a
1 » Y
Ttm S tale " f l-'loi li|a In TJjomnn
UrlKca nml wife. ........ ......... ilrlm fs.
kk hose t 'lii lstliiii niinni In unhnowii;
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kvlionc I'hrlstlaii iiu mu In iintcDown;
K (.'. l.l'i* mul w i f e . ------------— |,cu,
vvluuoi I'hrlsMmi iimiin Is iiiikiinwn;
Killily l*. Illeharl. mul D J. H a r t
ley unit w ife ,----- — ---- Hartley,
w h o f'lirlidlnii nuniu is u nknown;
mid to nai-li mul e v e r y o f said dpfoiiditnla if llvlna. mu' If eltliur any
of
S.-inlmile County, Klnilitu,' has (
miiii I i - i i till ll. Mint till* same eannnt '
lie n 'r v iil ik v I iik t” ymir fnlliirn In j
i Ieel offli'i r* or appoint ukellls or
I ” li a v, * within Mir Hlulc o f I'lo rld n l
or SeiHiu'iln County, an .officer or t
iwseiii 111” hi ii Ihiiii proeoss euuld pa*
sel l I'd nnd Hull ymir offleurs unit!
nuciit'* are unknown.
T i l KltKI-'l iltK,
you
A8TOH
! F A It.Mil, Ine.. n (-cirpornllnn. unmert
nn Di'leudmil In llm uliova and fo/as I
Kulak eause pending In Ih r shorn |
sl y led Court lire hereby reuolred
Bordeaux Mixtft
For Spraying AT
Lead and Hindi
Which We Are
nt Much Lean
»alo Coal.
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,
middle-west boro the brunt today l.mlmay* was held up by drifts
, _
of a cold wave th at spread over, ami Moline had eight i„r |irs of
w r a T o u g h Called thfe country to brush the Gutt J falling continuously fur *m hours A lleged C o m m u n ic a tio n F ro m
A n d a s te Left Muskegon Port
coast
and
the
sonbfMrd
stntos,
nnd
.di.vruptcd
transportation
nn«l
snow
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Wednesday and Ran Into a
prosecutor to blanket the corn states With snow p|..\\, were used in Minnesota
In A n sw e r to Letter G iven
Blizzard; no Word Received
]1 M o r e o f Razor Thermom eter rending In nil j Winds, sweeping across the O ut Ii.v S t a t e ’s Attorney
From It- Since Departure
except in the noith-bast, the plains states a t-th e wost.-rn edge
ned By Minister arena
mlddlo-Atlantic states and the low
th- e r n holt, sent I, mperalures
to
Storm Causes Much
or end of the Pacific slope, were ...... ..
Wichita. Kan as icgunsenaonhhiy low.
The western isten-d JO degrees last night and
Api
Damage to Shipping
portion of the corn holt shivered'„ l North Matte, Nel,.. t h e ’mer
it* tha mercury fluctuated around ; -u: v was 12 above. K. i i Worth’s D e c la re s K ey es W n n te l
One Steamer Wrecked, Second Chamber of Commerce Is To
JO dcgrcc3.
, I- a win 2fi degrees above r.ero, and
Back Work of Growers and
H eroine K nnw n A s E l
In Trouble and Many Fish
Record
breaking
November! Shreveport Louisiana laid a rendShippers
League In Effort
O n th e A rt o f C r v p to j
ing Vessels are Destroyed
First snewe lay in the wake of the dis-' mg of thirty.
To
Aid
Farmers
of State
which took a touch »f• The Weather Hur.v.w forecast
CHICAGO Nov. 10—(
EdMUSKEGON,
Mich.,
Nov.19.—
Razor wturhrt"re,
inter as far south ns the Toxin' tlw ..n ira l portion of .!•
unlry, | ward.............
II. S. Martin, attorn
for
id’)—United StnteR coast gunrds
Tho support of the growers
;> -w nul coot •
Case i Pnnlin wile, and there was a fore,
bl in ; Kenneth G. o i.listen, missii^g rnhave been asked to search for the throughout the state in the work
d ’.’it of fitful snow-fall today over
'1 Wo | 1(-.13■\
severe do* «iier.it>
i Angelus Tempi".
whnlcbuck
freighter
Andaste | bt ln» performed by the Shippers
the central states.
a* arcs.
Los Angel. today made public <i
which cleared the local harbor nnd.Growerr. League, wns urged toIBIIV IU .I:. N. .1; N ov.
W A S H IN G T O N , &
letter pin( ..|t:iig to i>c from Oriels
ip_.M i «
I» a r l) a r a
Weduesday noon and run into the duy by J. C. Robinson, secretary- (/P )— W h ile n ev ra - “
ton, who branded as “bunkf* the
northwest blizzard Inter in tho manager of the league, in a talk
i forni” ' m aid in th e
which ho delivered nt noon to tho tionary a c t i v i t y ,
letter .given
.
[of Mrs. F ra m e s S te v e n s
Wirtcon.sin ha:; an antl-I/a Fol- day.
Attorney
Keyes,
k a s recalled to th e w itThe boat wns headed for Mil- members of the Sanford Chamber C alica r e s
let
giivcnuir-elcct now, in llw
Mr. Robinson is f r o m M exi
the trunk of feminine pciMtn of Fred R. Zimmerman. Ilia wnukoo nnd no trace of her has of Commerce.
L nd today by th e s t a t e
from
Orlnndo,
where
the offices of v o lu m e , t h e W f
iiiul
in
New
York.
llail-Miss m u r d e r t r i a l
It Is snid
first announcement' following Ids been obtained since.
tho longue are located.
e m in e n t i l l
It was O unidon's first o
■mort' about t h e r a z o r
the
ship
carried
a
double
crew
of
victory wax that Mian Ida Kissel),
Short talks by several member*, t h e r e q u d t o f
J riixi since the trank's conten
, was owned by R e v . E d pictured above, would AUcceed IH men. The Andaste is a sister
] letter were made public. G
|W. Hall, w ho w a s s la in
Robert Xicbockor, nephew of Sen rlilp of tho Clifton which went of tho Chamber and a report on the o f N i c a r t f u a , t
i nia authorities had announce
arii air<> wilh Mrs. Eleanor
ator Robert M. LaKollette, as as down two years ago in Lnke Huron progress of the membership drive s t o r i n g p e a c e
hy Secrejnry Edward Trotter, and face
with all hands.
sistant secretary of atnte.
of ‘'Mexican* !
C it / e n s W h o A tte n d e d th e M« r ie CanW l.s
a m e n t s j be r that finery found It
a resolution of thnnka to the San
1
1
uit
belong)
d
to
Aimee
Hall wiiton* of the slain
tlon
end
armed
a ,
C n 5 ""*
1 r°' ’
H iK hlsrrtB if T r ip s in i Mel-’lv in, Los Angelo
unit her lui*hers, Henry
SAULT STK MARIK, Mich. ford newspapers for their co-oper N icaraguan politic*!/'
p o se d O r d in a n c e Hu w e s t
( , n |t.r f<) i
! il’St S h if* 1Dfit. lilt that the
krling
■jjjjp Sterns, are bring
Nov.19.—(/P)—A steam er wrecked ation in the drive, followed tho
The proposal of
C h a n g e s in D is tr ic t L in e s
speech of Mr. Robinson.
F o r R c lu in T rip to E u ro p e M"'*” lei. ?
i missive; cx
t ihr :Mir<*i-r ef Mrs. .Mills,
another
in trouble, tho collapse of
iorv*ttv* prwkMat
'l l ! '
____
! changed In «v . .. .Mrs. McPfiersott
Hnrking
hack
to
the
days
of
coal docks ami the destruction of
«wr »'
•• Mr ,,u l,v Now j F ig h t changes, requested by.
leave* the United 81*'
...........
and the railin operator.
several fishing boats were items of "tho big freeze" In 1895, tho speak itude In any m ein* Hr
rick church.
| p ro p .n y owner.., wore made in the 1 „ '
MA!l , ' \ S .™ A1N K S '
er
gave
many
figures
showing
tho
Otmistnii
the lotter repeated
storm damage that were reported
Iter tit the trjttl tiit1 Proceed-1tentative district boundary lines of |
to employ In aiding t"
V ’ *** t L.'t i . N \ l \, Nov.
hero today over crippled commun gradunl increase in the freight ment, ranging trx
trodiu’fi! iwi nlil-fAMh|oncil 1 the* jiropoiiMl zi/iiiiH* crtliiuuiiT luat
—tJliiTM .»1:hic tudny i* liis denial: that lie was with Mr.*.
~
rates
between
this
state
and
tho
ication lines.
but jt ire- aoi yet been ad-1 night a t n public hearing held in! pt'»<i::r* homeward to Kumunin I McPherson i*i a sojourn in a cot
m ade effort* to
northorn
markets
and
told
of
how
The Cottonwood, carrying 2,000
as evaleii*'.’- 11'** throat id the ( ity Hud council chamber?'. . and her King, Ft nlittnod, with no tage ul Car,nel by the Sea.
tending faction*'
Stating Ithat
hat Ins attorney
attorr.fy had
tons of copper snnd, went on the tho California citrus and truck naval force In
.vet
In d a fte r she t Approximately 7ft persons attem! thought of further receptions or
crops
now
have
tho
advantage
over
T
r
a
d
e
Hotly
O
ffic
ia
ls
Will
h<.t tinee limes. In hertV .l the hearing .a numlier of the n ' sight?!
eing. Sb<
rocks near Coppermine Point, 50
and preventing t
tdghlM.eing.
She virtually con-, informed him tl. ■■ “the d e v pubt
M eet W illi S e n a (o r-E le c t miles northwest of here in lake F l o r i d a agricultural products bel* from ldxl>
twtimoay. Ni-s Tough said i wskinK questions of the ordinance j eluded her tour yesterday at Lou in- lie wants to know want I f think
through
lower
rates
and
better
i, r!,-,,r introduced by the 111 . °titers requesting that ilu* dir- ville, anil she cancelled all plans nliwut tiie iini.v/.iiig ‘trunk and love
P a r r i s h a n d O th e r s ; W a n t Superior, in u driving snow laden
■hips,
distribution at term inal points.
,<.Hv
Ittte i’ story,” Dmiiston Wrote,
A ctio n on H oad P ro je c t gale.
nut the same Ihogth ns | ru‘l l,<>u»unry •'lies he changed.
When tho tug Alabama
i
for
visits
to
other
cities
in
AnierFor the moment a t i
In
1894,
Florida
shipped
npproxi"my
opinion
can
lie
adequately
ex
1
Copies
of
the
proposed
zoning
jkjch was owned by Mr. Hull.
reached the ferighter sho found It mntely two and one half million | P«ar» most likely tha*
ordinance will be published ns soon "
expressing the distro to oi>- pressed in one. word—‘bunk,,«"
Tiie Seminole County Chamber abandoned by its crew in dangor boxes of citrus, while the year 1896 forte to rantore peace
I razor, where was it k e p t? ” as it is feasible, S. O. Shinholser, j lain tho first steam er available
"Regarding the trunk, 1 natural
of brooking up if tho wind veered
| Alexander Simpson, epecjal chairm an of the City Planning ) ft. m New York.
ly have no nn nnn of knowing. I of Commerce will enlist the sup- to tho west. Tho Cottonwood's showed that only 160,000 boxes ua through th* exarch
or, today.
wore shipped. California products lean good offlcaa will
Commission, announced.
Several
of Brevard and Seminole
The Royal Rumania, ns a result, do not know il tlie trunk rolxjrted I*
If tufcaaaful, a
I small n.e lit jr.a chest,” nii- persons present made a request for ; will not stop a t Cincinnati, as hail as delivered to Mr. Keyes in Los County legislator* tonight in tho bow wa* fast on tho rocks and her thon captured the m arket and ed.
stern
was
14
feet
in
water.
could
ba
axpectad to o
Florida n«vor attained U rge chip
| Hiss Tough.
publication- uf the ordinam o I t ; |,c.en previously planned. Leaving Angeles is or is not my proparty. proposal to complete the improve
Thero
has
been
no
word
of
tho
will
not
no
louMihlc
now
to
pub
inh
•
.
.
10.un
eliminata
th* M agioan/
ping
proportions
for
the
following
ment
i
'r
the
Tittiavi'llo-Genovn
As for it's contents, I know no more
Iyou say positively whether the ordinance, as it is still it. lhe I ,*ouwv,,,» nt 12:80 n’
n. in.,
m“ t,,u
Cottonwood's crow but the men 10 yeHra, according to Mr. Robin* the situation by dN '
|v the razor in the cabinet preliminary stages, it was ex train crossed the Ohio River into than any gullible leader of the Highway, 'il.e hoard of governors
m arket In Nicaragua
of the tuple body will meet at 7:U0 are bellcvod to have taken off in son.
murder?"
Indiana from Whence it will go ‘scandal sheets.'
plained.
a lifeboat for u lumber camp on
ammunition from
Tho
Chamber
of
Commerce
went
o’clock
In
the
Keminntu
Cafe.
"Now
we
tonic
to
that
to
, I can trl."
The changes proposed by citizens into Ohio where a layover at some though cryptic little, lett
Debated In Maxi
The T itii-vilh*.Geneva stretell of Batehewnna bay, 12 miles from on record m» endorsing tho work
I unnamed pt.'.nt has been ordered
Touyh t-aiil ..he remained1 present anti accepted arc:
Meanwhile,
Die point.
of tho league nnd ugrecd to defray
the
highway
t
.
lhe
East
Const
will
IflVH
ta
th.lltk
M|"
Keyes
fonp
I'OAl
[Hill hi in* a a majd ttuHl] A
rea ..bounded
Ea^l and Third t to allow the Ouocti and her party thrill. '
__...
___ ... by Taait
Tho radio reports described the tho expenses of delegates to a exproaslon of cone
he completed hi tho near . itnre
,,, itlpituil ul lest.
The
Royal
p
.iuLm’ 55trctk‘cnd
fulIuA.nR , the n,iul/le
except ff.r a icfrl'Mlik In V lu.iin steam er Roiss us pt[Oce.eding off mooting which ia to bo hold w ith
‘‘The
newspapers
iriforht
ntc
lit
tee thr night of Kept. 1 I, nuos changed from C rt siiience <iis- ! Riiei'inia is sdicduled to reach great headline:, that I was a ‘Dear, County.
“
-In •te rsta
• te *nd tha obrioa
llig- way huildt
are Isle Rnyalo with a stoomer that representatives of* tha
trict to business mid comm* rein! | f in ' •nnr.i i at 9 o'clock this morn•ion In Maxlcan*J
Commerce
Commission
in
Miami.
had
lost
its
rudded,
Tho
steamer
now
engaged
<"i
tho
ontii
roml
district.
ittg bin no stopover there
has Darling Man' in some lady's esti project lo the K'artt (toast
J. C. Chase, of Jacksonvilta ,* la being dlseuued
flat.' ti” pared to close
acept was reported onco as tho Wren
mation.
It. resideni e district extended east- been otdrred.
for the Volu-ia County Hr
nml again as the Widncr.
Tho brother to B. O. Chase, of this city, terost In Mexico ,CHyf ,N
th.' special prosecutor;
. ,, ,. * ,
. . I ward on lake front to lhi city ’ ilu oitlj |"'int in the tlnv's itiu-! "While ( am really an optimist,
Itintil til; attention to the limits.
I know there must be a catch in l S ininole C tinty Irmje I tty of- report said the Reiss and her tow wild present nnd spoke in favor fooling prevalla th at th*;
I eiai v w li'ie a pause has been or - 1 tl some where and sure enough up 1'■it .;>! - a..? i . . here has her > no ae- were running before a northwest of the league. W. C. Scott and contain* possibly gray * ^4
i cl wilt It by which the
Area adjoining the railroad trm '.
Lacking official rai
*iti V> . Hall and Mrs. from I'omegrannte to fir«; S'reel jtlt rid h a! SI >ns, Ohio, where h e rt on wading through many lengthy lion tak-»* . • improve tl; • sliort wind for shelter behind Kewannaw other local men also advocated tHo
from
tha American
support
of
tho
Chambor.
slreteh
in
'
•
d
i'.la
County,
royal
htglmf.f.
plans
(<•
present
mi-1
The
• I Mil! met death.
will be memded in industrial dis .lo g in tdted pliott.graphs to the lu.yi' columns I found it *t\vns only Mr. trade body hoard of gover.iors will Point.
E. II. Kllbce, County Commis Mexican officials hhV*r
At
Menominee
pnrt
of
tho
RllKeyes
trying
to
establish
a
reputa
ftchi.h Inc: bobbed tip in trict when the proposed new street
sioner from tho Genova district, comment directly, A
ask that the land widen tar impro
of a leiindling home there.
Col
lit itili i'iilj was iiffercil is built.
•
| John ii. Carroll, who is acting aa tion as an expert of cryptography. vised highway would traverse he oy-Hinker Coul Company docks talkod for a fow minutes on tho however, is thJH f r J
"Iln.l
I
been
the
recipient
of
the
collapsed,
dumping
1,000
tons
of
dining the testimony
Area on north side of Celery j host tt* Muiie, was raised in the
missive in question I am quite ce.r- ceded to X . tiiinle County if Volu coal into the river. Ferry service state of th o ' farm er. Mr. Kilbeo Mexico to d<
fapiiu, a private do toe-' Avenue from Sanford to Day Ave-1
home
Mid
the
Queen
wished
to
tam that I should have failed mis- sia County eoiumissione' t do not across tho straits of Mackinuc was pleaded for a reduction of expenses flucnca in Central
ttid he worked on t h e , niie changed from C residence dis- j
they feel it*
present the phciogrnph as a ges crnhly to grasp its import and the j plan to improve the road.
halted yesterday by tho storm. in modern businoss •s one way to
Hrek'i and received the ' trict to local business district,
to those of the
roduco
taxes.
Senator
.
led
J.
J.
Parrish
and
signature 'Jackie' would have rung
d in evidence from the
Area from East to Seventh j ture of deference to Col. Carroll.
the American gov
W. F. A1.; ti of Titusville hnvo
no
bell
in
my
think
tank.
Neither
llcait
nor
Marie
will
iah Heckman, one time J Street and from alley west of I
right to criticise f
"At any rnto l did not receive wired tin tr acceptance*, of invita
i Merchants M eeting
aunty prosecutor. The [ G yprc s to Buy changed from t ‘ , visit Detroit or C'lovcland, but it and am quite sure that it was tions to l*e present tonight. Kepdesires, and th at,
questioned Cuprio
at resitlcnee t,o 11 residence district. Prince Nicholas announced that he not intended that I should receive rcsentat .e J. It. Liles <f .Seminole
To
be
Held
Tonight
Mexicans m ay ba
11a
_____
'raguan revolttti>
cn hi? activities and past | Area from Third to F o u rth ' wished to see both cities.
County and Represent itives-elcct
it,
nnd
I
<ln
not
know
who
wrote
c r-. examination ''n ,d S t r r K and' Oak to Sanford Avenue | planned to leave the royal train
L. I*. He.i an and K. F ilouxhulder
The Sanford Avenue Morchanta government has not
[ttnclnd.d ;it the luncheon ‘'hanged from U residence to h u si-'a t North Rend. Ohio motor t it, though 1 have a sort of sneak of Semiiioh- County have also
Association will meet tonight in Nicaraguan affair*.
ing
idea.
You
see,
it,
too,
was
! iirss and ci»n\mcrriiil di^trirt.
' ^ inriiiniiti and irom there !eft\e
Furtherm ore,
'found* by a newspaper reporter." planned to attend tin meeting.
ATLANTA, Gn., Nov. 10—C/P)— tho Seminole Cafe to tuka Initial vldual American d t
i Local business district extended j lor Ib tro it.
_
uction
on
sovoral
project*
which
The. letter wound up "KGO aignThe Farm ers und Traders Bank
fiom Mulberry Avenue to I'mne-j n ,.r |„yal highness will go di- .
guilty of sim ilar
: ing off. Goodnight."
of which W. D. Mnnloy was presi the association will fostor next h alf of revolutle
Inter Osceola
grannte Avenue on West First I r».t.tiy froni Storra to M artinsburg,
month.
It was not stilted where tho let
dent, wui insolvent for 10 years
I ’D l o r R e p a i r s stre e t.
jw . Va., where she is scheduled to ter was postmarked. Several rcThe association was formally or other Central
beforo its closure resulted in the.
This point
H
Gardner S. Rogers, city planning nr,.jvc. nt 8:29 o’clock tomorrow ceiit communications from Ormiafailure of 83 other Georgia and ganised last Friday with A. R*fi
...^ employed by the City ( n„ irninK, From there she will be ton hnvo been made public by Mr.
•tfsillf 1
fold
ns
president
and
J.
A.
Rogers
Jj1
®
Florida banks, in tho opinion of a
[ K i z : IHlaw °Linof broke *Cownusiaonera to work out a r.on-! (|riven 'by automobile to H arper’s Martin.
bank
auditor who has testified in j iiccrotary. Plans for sovcral sales '
It last nieh. and will bn „„r big ordinance applicable to Nan- Fc ry bby way
,
of Winchester, Vo.,
ovonts in December will bo con-j w
' 'Sp*
Manley’s
trial.
111,1 ni,rht ,nni1 wUl bc out | ford, has made the changes on tho anti will proceed directly to New
UPLAND, Fla., llov. 19—(A»)-sidered a t tonight’s meeting which ' 0f
long^L
Fow
witnesses
remained
to
d
a
y
1
tod,,..
>,lTJ, ’n
n nlder,,.
S|
'«»L>
Clmi t',s W. Arnold •'tf Orlando loft ae tho state sought to prove that will begin a t 8 o’clock.
A pub- •
• *“
lootiy by
H.l W
C
. , which shows th . various di»- York, arriving a t 7 o’clock toltiorrcw night.
the Volusia count v jail here a Mnnloy permitted the "fraudulent llclty committee will bo appoint rinea in Nl
tends,
upb
Princess Dean will accompany
fro.’ man nftor tin* grnnd jury fail failure" of the bank, a charge in ed nnd tho personnel announced.
I*wkly vcr. in*, iiiHtcad of
tive
government
**4
FIR E DESTROYS CHURCH
her mother to New York. The roy
ed to find a true bill against him an Indlcmont th at contains 17 oth
| trips Mweru Sanford and
Thirty-six m erchants of San trol over election*,.'
* - sgSTJ
■
*
era
L
M
' ‘L
on ti charge of assault with in er counts In connection w ith the ford Avenue have signified their
nrillr t will In. maintained i DKFUNIAK STRINGS, Fin., al visitors will be guests a t the
homo
of
Charles
E.
Mitchell,
Tux
tent
to
commit
mm’dor
in
tho
first
failure*.
intention of becoming permanent
the |vrim| i hr Osceola is ’ Nov7 19_(A’| __.Fire originating in
It w: a alleged that
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.— (/P) degreo.
R, E. Bentley was the kpdltor member* of the aseoelatlon, Mr.
P ^ dry dock Tor ropaira jm, overheated furnneo destroyed edo, N. Y., president of tho N a
—A m arriage of considerable In Arnold took par*, in tho kidnap Who testified regarding th* bank’* Raffeld said. .
ptrstner ( ity of Jacksonville i
Baptist church horo lost night tional City Bank of Now York.
lYcstorday on her f/tial sight terest here yealcrday was that of ping of John K. O’Neill former solvency. His findings in^audlU
*Ve s“»f-id t.xi T uesday,'w ith an approximate loss of $25,seeing trip, Queen Mario visited Miss M urgarot Elise Neal daugh DcLond building inspector, on the of the bank’s books wore read In
tty and Saturday, it wna a n - {000. Insurance amounted to $5,- "My Old Kentucky Homo” at ter of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Nca! night of July 3, when he was lurod
to -th* record of yesterday’s ses
,000. It is planned to rebuild.
Uardatown, Ky., and the Lincoln of Orlnndo, Fla., nml Lieutenant to a local hotel, seised hy a mob sion.
Memorial shrine, which houses Thomas Q. Ashburn Jr., son of nnd carried to a point nenr Or
R. E. Lewi*, form er oashU r, wa*
President Lincoln’s birthplace at Brlgadicr-Octicral and Mrs. Thom- lando, whore a mutilating opera the only, other witness examined
yesterday. He testified b* balled
tion was performed.
Hodgenvlllo. Ky. Princess Ilonn os Q. Ashburn.
Tho wedding \yas solomr.lsod at
Whert fu r eoat vitSther arrive*
The
Wffidavlt under
which Manley the day the bank d o t e d
eigen.f t
did not visit oithor of theta points,
but rested in hor private car at St. Johns Ghurch in tho presonco of Arnold was arrested was sworn to and protested opening of th* doors in the North, cigar worker* from.
Louisville during the day. Sho n few friend* *nd relatives. It was by tho victim of. the assault. because thero wa* not a aufflclyht Pennsylvania and other states Band
N r ■■
nnd
Princo Nicholas, howover, Jod followed by a reception at tho homo O'Neill was positive in Ms identi amount of cash <m hafm /j fto du their steps ia th* directoa *f '
5JN*
ID.—(VP)—An- iffc c t ft union botweon tho Angolof
Gen.
Ashburn
where
Mr.
and
truslnoia.
The
bank
sent
Sunshine state. A few of 1
fication of Arnold as tho man he
n‘ by the Catholic Church of ican nnd Catholic Churches, com tho reception ball given during
stop in Sanford'because there
the evening nnd sho sfmod to have Mrs. Neat a«d ttaoir daughter have met a t a local hotel in responso 000 in the 80 day* prseed
iflrt n.nl ,aarri,»K0 (If tho ments ns follows:
been guest*. * Rov. Dr. Robort
failure, he said, to v ‘
severe! cigar factories t
l«ja Uuchc?rt of Marlborough
"Asrtuming tho mnrringo wos suffered no ill effects from her re Johnston iferformtd tho ceremony. to a telegram making an appoint in th* chain. Th*
The cigar worker*
ment, in connection with a real ea
sT* URdcr discusalon hero by effected by duress on ono party, cent automobile aecldont a t Ofant
The brid# Wo*s a r'W i of whlfo
Gompany
was
fUcal
•
W
ta i
deal*
■^wivc, „f the Church of it can not bo denied it la invalid. Pgfk, III.
satin, embyolderad with seed pearls, tate
ebalp and It and Die '
Cuban"
wn*ew«
Evidence
upon
which
State’a.
At
The annulment Is re- On tills point, howover, the pro
and he? tall* v»H y a s held with a
Traders
Bank
wera
-■Millard B„ Smith depend^
l#d
[ M Inimical to tlio santtH y test* of tho bishop of tho dloceao
coronet 6 L ,U C fi , Sho carried, a prn«y
M in ify * -,■
, • ,
an indictment included iden
1"frtisKu tie.
1
1 fn which the ceremony U per
bouquet of brid* «>ses and lilies of
"«hl Rev. Dr E. A rB u r- formed. m ust bo considered,
flcatlon
of
^
je
man
by
s,w
om
an
the ta l
,. .
£ 7h r o u t e .CO tJB#
clerk a t .Uw hotel and by the vic t*,l/p i
& Did.V' ,f*• B'I'on,
in W
an” ad- reference wa* to statements by
Miss Virglvia Hodg*on, of
• V-:. ' .
I to
* 1 1,1
>••. U M r
, a. ' L • Only three
Lj
National Anaembly of Bishop Manning, of Now York.
.Clyde and C hest#:] Thom ason, folk, g rea t piece of FranoeeiRodg-. tim of th* a s sa u lt..
‘Arnold
w*a
escorted
from
De/,
-Arnold
irtl*
son
Bum
ptt.
v
a
a
maid
of
bonov.
, , ofLEngland, sa ld i.'A
W. f c ;
Episcopal.
.
*
. • aged 18 snd g t * 1 r»ljr, aro
th the question to which
of il* Miss C bifl Lcithrop, of Richmond, Land .by S heriff Frank Korel of
In *ny case, tho parties bad Hv- in Jail today undw
follow- was flow er iW .' Lieut.^ Carl{WiE» Orange county and a deputy. Sey
not receive officialHo- od together many years, cblldron legal possession 91
mcrrn- son of Cam s Meade ws» be*t man. oral •>automobiles followed tk*
ij , ,>!"'n>hly, I think it had been born, and to re°P*n
Ing their arte** **J
to .make
IVW1- Tbe qoupl* will make their home a t car In which Arnold wa*. taken
— “ passing re- case so many years afterward Ing'by Motorcycle
Do Land.
These wsr* 'be** ^ l I o y t i r i '•-, '■
Stteet
II, S T
t0 an ’to & W t seems hardly equitable.' W* d.«P- llama *t the corns?;)
tq cdntatn friends of Arnold
L" “ ‘tulsted to deal
ly ir a g rs t th a t tbW; degree, of an* and Cypress
rare prepared to protect him
;h estra
CANJ
aL t0 lho stl,bil'ty of '
are said to JH
nptem
ht waa m »is. ■ .
.
near
nnd ia *n
.
h s s d o n e m w * i.v, In. * Ford :
four-i
T1—
------ - Y i -tWS •H,
ims
^J«leted or otherwSf#, jb . S i f f i S
tbs
comer
Pol
tr,vM
sanctity of
NCBPAV.
Cans
«»ftunlon to wbk;h We ar*
M : cl
t \$£
h bclong,"
i£x»a Tm
IS
iAh*
•thiKlu __
BETTER FK
RATE MOVEMENT ot
ENDORSED HERE
Refers Trunk oi
ire!
Feminine
[or Not As Long
That Of H all’s
Situation
Failed in
fort lo Get
jmitted in
Mexicans Fe
fled in Ini
In the
CHANGES IN NEW QUEEN M M K & V ' & Z
ZONING MEASURE TO NEW YORK ONi-'"ARE CARRIED OUT WAY TO RUMANIA
ROAD ADVOCATES
ENLIST SUPPORT
OF
J
Auditor T estifies
In Manley’s Trial
On A Fraud Charge
Jury Fails ’ o Find
True Bill A gainst
Charles W. Arnold
•lent of the Uno.
j1
Orlando Girl, Well
Known Here, Weds
U. S. Army Officer
____ __
Cigar Making Methods Of
And North Vaiy, Say*
•ulinent of D uke’s M arriage Still <
ause Of Much D iscussion In Britain
5
T w t h illicit
, -.
but
nothing
»
^ W w tie f *»-,«. * t - > -.v'v) AatWd**'
-
' .
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rv"**- ' -*J
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or
.
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N, Y. U.
HOLD S
IN GRID
in ;
r. *
<»v<
Uw.
L u»W <
-
v t.‘X&V -a E B fiU tF V . av* ;.tra 3 JM g n m ia » ^ .v g ;^
-»»£■*'.awkiw w« -
s m m m m c m x ffm k A % x f g ® M i
■ p # ,.
r r jr u
T -r
on
I
I\,
T;
? '•
!t
camo through to win h er tw o heats
in great style. Jack Toddington,
who fum ished.ft bit of competition
in tho f ir s t two beqts, got u p .In
lime to capture second mortey by,
winning t l .. third U t ] from D o rff
thy Gish, who placed in nil th « o .
T hecrowd was considerably largcr yesterddy an dnew a rr ivals ara
helping ~
.days n n exoL U r
hundred follnw«?'.’l
who arc co m irJu 'J
hore to see t
wait tho
, onion. w h i K S '
cIorc upon the
pullers.
NEW XPRK$
fact that. ■GonV Turney, has ...
V. i'
written contract to fight for Tex
.D u b o se). . ..,’ iM nch of this loss of power may V io le ts ( H a r e W h Jlip*d E i g h t Rickard Is YegsrdfcL j o boxing *• Six of the beet pacers of the behind Robert Nervolo, was dis
S tra ig h t
O p p o n e n t^ a n d
f td a are training be ■ttrlb u t«d t o t h e f a e t th a t Max
circles as an indication . that he American tr a c k r a*q to s ta rt this qualified when ho cut ahead of h is jM
O
n
ly
.
T
e
n
P o i n t s S c o re d probably will defend. h is . newly
i m a with Kieairn- " flU
“ b’« * Pl*V during
Afternoon In the Hotel Forrest field a t the three qu arter pole In ■
tho third raco of the day. Rjnnbler jj
A g a i n s t T h e m T h i s S e a s o n won heavyweight crown next sum
.
Sanford Is the aecond half of the gajne. Moble
Lake Stake, $2,600,’ added, on tho
Dick
played
a
g
re
a
t
gam
e
during
drew
the first place as a result of I■
•m iootball displayed
mer In a battle promoted by Hum ^oile ova] a t Seihlnota in what is
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—VP)— bert Fugaxy.
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■ Called the best card of the present the ruling.
In the th ird h e a t of tho last event IS
The lack -of a written agree meeting. From advance accounts
im te a g rea t fig h t m ay be attributed to the way he While the unshrinking Violets of
on
the card, F . B. L , owned and 1
hit
the
line
for
big
gains.
FordNew
York
City
were
westward
Uthough the te im
ment between Tunney and Rickard the field will be the best th at has
fat the game with ham woa also h u rt and had to be bound today to play Nebraska a t has ju st been disclosed. Tunney, In ever faced the post In any section driven by C. R Boswell, rushed to
tho front in tire stretch from way
eh, A rm pstke p a y , taken from the game and this Lincolp Saturday, H arv ard -^an d "' a conference with Fugasy, expres of the south.
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and stayed up long enough to
w
as
another
blow
to
the
teams
Yale
buckled
down
to
final
drills
l e d a splendid ta m e
sed his willingness to fight , for
Theodore Guy, world champion capture the heat and to reward his
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chances.
There
are
few
linesmen
for
the
last
of
the'
traditional
Big
^putplayed.,the D aytona
th at promoter If satisfactory terms three year old pacing gelding is
backers with the princely sum of
in
the
state
th
a
t
aro
equal
to
Three
conflicts.
Interest
in
the
N icely situated on Palmetto Ave
could bo arranged, Rickard ad entered and will be driven by Sep
half of the game.
$76.20 for $2. This was easily the
Angus Fordham and when he is Blast in week-end football centers mitted he hod no more than a
Palin,
veteran
driver
and
trainer.
best odds'of tho meetings to date.
and two lots for sale at the extre
pre no practice seasiona in th e gam e the opposing team in these two games.
verbal agreem ent with Tuflrtey un This animal stepped tho fast mark
or Saturday of last alw ays is awaro of it*
P eter Yingllng paced his way to
Sanford
Despite the many reverses of der which the champion was to Of 2:02 0-4 at Lexington as a three
low price of only $5,000.
tho wlro ahead of his field In two
Uthe team is in splendid backs could always gain when both Harvard nnd Yale, 02 trains
meet
the
winner
of
an
elimination
yenr
old,
a
record
th
a
t
has
not
ntrnight heats of the first event
fte r the rest. Hard work- they were going aver the portion have been chartered to carry spec
l i t e being held this week and of the line th at Fordham was tators to the classic at New Haven. series this w inter among leading again been equalled. It will he his and established himself aH one of
contenders.
first start a t Seminola.
the consistent money horseB nt the
should he in great shape taking care of and opposing hacks Fifty-one of thorn leave from New
Fugazy will discuss the m atter
The first anil third events are course.
Peter Payne furnished
Saturday., Thanksgiving day, very seldom were able to gain York and Boston.
The sum of further with Tunney next Tues
also expected to bring out some most of the opposition to the winfotd H igh should have little over him. Many times during the $26,000 had been returned to appli
able w ith New Smyrna as Day- game he would brenk through the cants for Harvard tickets because day, and tho champion will ox- new ones, ns well as n few horses ,)cr jn the first two heats and then
j plain his reasons for splitting with who have already performed for returned to take r.ccond money by
ADDRESS THE OWNER
Beach defeated the team hacks for losses before they* could of lack of pasteboards.
Rickurd. Fugary says. Tunney is the patrons of tho big racing plunt. winning the third heat.
‘U»* overwhelming score of 40 reach the line of scrimmage.
In contrast to the mediocre rec reported dissatisfied with th e fi
Box M. J. B. Care Herald
In the second event, Lucy C. was
Yesterday’s events gave the cubm " '<
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The plnyoing of Jimmie Sands ords of the trium virate rivals, the nancial returns o f his fig h t with toniors thrills a-plenty. One pilot all to the good. She had one or
a playing of the team In the a t center was also ono of the startling performances of the New Dempsey in Philadelphia when he
11. D. King, who wan in the sulky two stiff brushes with tho field but
at g a m e . was good during spectacular points of the game, York University have drawn the received $204,000.
i t j u d f of
but Sands played the best gnmo of spotlight. The Violets, in addition The original agreem ent called for
was a little ragged | his career against Daytona nnd to whipping eight straig h t oppo Tunney to receive a fla t guaran
|n«Sh which carried the | it is hoped th a t ho will continue nents, have had but ten points tee of 16 per cent of the gate re
h t dow n, t b s . field fo r. his good work against Kissimmee scored against them. The western ceipts, which would have amounted
invasion, the fir.«t of its kind ever
a rk er wqs not there. • nnd New Smyrna.
undertaken by a New York Uni to $:»Uft,000, hut a new arrange
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versity marks the climax of the ment was made shortly before the
most successful football season in fight.
the history of the university.
“ Scrimmageless" week at linr- Three Hurt D uring
vnrd is drawing to a close with the
Football Practice
lineup to face Yale oiill u decided.
Heavy dummy workouts find many J
substitutes in notion.
SAVANAII, Nc-v. 18.—(/P)—On ‘| J
A fter yesterday’s workout, .'1,000 the snml lots here football is a f J
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students jammed the Harvard ti- { serious business. The undefeated ■ J
»ta -Stadium Will be Saturday's Game Will De nion to pledge their faith in the Collinsville eleven needed practice ■ «
and roar their approval of I y09terday nnd recruited n Hcrub I f
(fd Next Saturday on
termine State Champion team
Arnold
Horwcen’s announcement tenm
Tho prnctice was not so ( 1
Occasion of Us 2nd
ship of Georgia; Petrels that
.........be.....
would coach Harvard again [ (mfK,
of thc scrubs wcrc ln- > ]
With Wolverine Team
Have Hcnten Georgia Tech 1next year.
' jureil nnd thc report rend like a
hich1 Y« '“ «* JuW U"* » bnckfield; lroin wreck,
ICAGO, Nov. 18.—(/P)—Thc
Mercer's football team , w
which nround >n search for the strongest ; j
h w niltlcr 17 )cft leg;
i can for on co football sennKootera have not holieved broken.
rnn rough shod over tho light Rol- combination.
S r T w T c h o o U IinB *lovo"
Sanford on Armis-1 K|VL‘n UP hope that Caldwell, feaJam es Kirkland, fractured leg.
T r a o r d - L a W n g v o M tlco D»V.
charge thc Ogle- tu.™ bnck
early season games,
Roy Hester, internal injuries.
will bc
he ,n
in tho
thc "tnrlinff
starting ,ineun
lineup uuftor
W u i S f y V finals
j therpo Petrels In the classic fen- w,n
,tt‘r
'J fester was on tho Collltlsvillo
injuries- that have kept him on the
team,
lie chanced to meet tho
f .available inch In Minnc- lu r® of Coor« in Saturday,
sidelines for five weeks.
raised
knee
of nn opponent while
big Stands has beenclaimA tlanta will he
tho meeting
Little hope of rugged competi
Cuts and
| . ^ n « - looking for a b a t t l e grounds of tho two old time cno- tion in seen on thc remainder of o n a run off tackle.
' III the second clash of the 'm ica for w hat Mercer supporters Saturdny’r. card ns many elevens bruises were numerous.
between th e Gophors n n d ! nay will he the game th at will do meet
minor foes.
Kordhumn, ono of tho two unde- term lhe the Rtnto championship of \Georgetown nnd West VirgininTho French M erchant Marine
olevcn3 In the conference (loorgia.
Oglethorpe beat Georg - 1Carnegie Tech alone offer possibil- has been increased by l,0(i0,000
ia Tech In the first game of th ejitica of tonHc competitloii. Lnfny- tons since 101. On August 1, 1020
rig stood in line through the roason, 7 to fl, and later defeated ette opposed thc haltered Lehigh there were. 3,378,000 tons, against j
Bird's Rugs Are
Bird’s Rugs Have a
.when the final block of Furm an which had trimmed Georg -1 forces, Syracuse meets Ningurn, 2,329,000 August 1, 1914.
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JBrown tukeH on New Hamshire nnd
_ w ent on nolo.
SEE THE NEPONSET
A t Illinois Zuppke’s men seem ~ A feature of the gnmo Sutur-i llo,y
tackles Boston Univerlife to draw a capacity crowd to day is that A tlanta, the sta te ’s j sityArmy ^
N«vV sharpen
h tbelr gam e with Ohio State. capital, will witness all four of their weapons for the annual sorvFO UNTAIN
looke for one of tho big- tho Empire S ta te ’s college foot ice title on Nov. 27, with tryouts
cfowds of the year. Both ball team s in action on successive against Urslnus and Loyola.
f n Our E ast Show Window
Harvard has great faith in its
|||B l are in th e midst of a late Saturdays. The Georgia Bulldogs
iaeon. change to radical shift ln nosed out Goorgia Tech last S at young Chicngo coach notw ithstand
m i
Extra
ing one of the worst seasons in
j f c stressing the aerial game, urday In A tlanta, 14 to 13.
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ad anything can happen in their
Several Mercer players will be
Choice
At thc mass meeting Jam es Bor
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plnying th eir Inst college football der, line coach, nnd CharloB C ar
slf of Iowa turned out to ov- game ag ain st tho Petrels SaturA
patented
feature,
found
Not only do they ssve mo
Turkeys
ney, end coach, both of whom helpSee Special O ffer
ow the Hawiceyo Stadium once day. Captain John Parks, who t.d
'Horwecn t’onch Harvard midonly on theso rugs, that pre
but they save time, troublil
II>11, and thoro uro prospects played the entire game against We, t f<)otblllli predicted that he
vents their sticking to the
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t an approxim ation of tho crowd Rollins,' will don the helm et f ° r | would become ono of the greatfloor or staining it.
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hen-the Iowans seek Saturday to tho last tifno. Donver Fleming 1 f „ 0tball coaches in the country,
For Your
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undefeated Northwestern’s and F ned -F o rrester, centers and j(;ariu*y pointed out Horwcen is
Bird’s Rugs Are
Thanksgiving
.CCS of tleing Michigan.
Bird’s Rugs Are
Kay Tipton, guards will shake the oll|y M ycur8 old a ml in his first
DURABLE
llooslcr w ar between Indi- dirt of tho gridiron for tho Inst
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aa a coach,
Dinner
an d Purdue is a crowd break- time.
Tipton Coach Bernice
Hnrvard has shown great line
Gattraction nnd there, as else- Moore of Mercer told a Herald re- p|ny all season but has been weak
THIS WEEK ONLY
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the final appearance of porter, is ono of tho best guards nguinst forward passes,
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days of the season.
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BFNNY FRIEDMAN of Michi
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otra-D aras closed a mid-west of tho Rollins game but a t the gan recently enjoined n Detroit
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ONE OR
' ““ttference team s, Rockno en- Mercer mentor was afraid Tipton advertising purposes.
tag D rake before startin g m ight injure his knee which was . . . . Being a good business man,
MORE.
swing which takes the con- not any too well from an injury Benny prefers to i«y it with passes
■■ of Army first to CaAiegle suffered in an curliar game. T ip rather than flowers.
T hey last longer, kes^af *
and then to Southern Call- ton went into tho lineup a few
Spilt liquids or even greasy
beauty of pattern—firing r
THIS WEEK ONLY
minutes boforc tho game ended.
“STUFFY McINNIS shcmld feel
substances carl be washed right
wear a t no greater colt
right at home managing the tailoff, leaving no stain behind.
,0 . Richards, who will bc(No. 2609)
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The Prince of Wales, who Is n end Phillies. He played for yean*
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ladVem or of South Carolina “ fight fan,” beliovcB th a t lessons fur Connie Mack whllo he was win
Sem
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Bird's Ruga Are
Bird’s Rugs Are
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Market
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ships.
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tin the liberal terms offered on*
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This is Bird Neponset Rug
Week. Now every woman in
the community will have a
chance to buy at substan
tially reduced prices one or
mere of these beautiful
washable rugs. See the
Special Offer Coupon be
low!
a
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9 x 12 feet,
$14.85
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V> W y+Ryi&if. suffering from ec*ent» hr eotne othtr torturing, emI see a good deal in the trade pab*fI***faf .elun trouble you'm ay
qulekly ' be rid of It by using W Z . ? 7,w * •
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That is - a question upon which
This sulphur preparation, be- there will atwsys be a wide dio r ,t * i f erm#df» ,r°y ine P«>P-' rerslty of opinion.
sld lS e l^hlnl” f* ’ , t°/1qU,ck,y| . / b * PrIc® that the seller eon*
« m J £ * « l \ V ™ u - 0* . m ry * ■ * * ? » {* lT’ the buyer I. , pt to
lowest pried'1
but those who pqueeji1
lars till the lady think*
at
tending a petting party, edwime
that even the lowest prtee,hr'*L
w sys too high, unless thsy are on
the sailing end of the trade.r ’:‘i
It seems to me that a fs& price
on any article would be a prick
that would return to the seller a
profit, when sold in sufficient
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? 2 i <2 * ey 8,ve «yery row fo tell you the exact Brad..E k T V e T h
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•prontsf’ fr e s b ^ r o # a t*
the needs of your
next crop.
3
%
IV
oats
■
t
4ftw tfa^cuvnc
icJ L a ^ t.
? ? ty ycars
of sound extilixer
manufacturing
pencnce, they are absojuteiy the best you can buy.
Scientific research on our
e x Pcnm cntal farms hag
shown us how to con-
22?
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,r
iii||a n m in a ln |
Salvage Stock From Miami and
Hollywood
317 E. Fir.nt St.
A
.A C
Comer Sanford and Geneva ^
Groceries, Meats, Fruit* and Fresfli
Free to Growers
Phone 588
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,
.
T? / *. V •
3
New Vegetable Book I!
eminole Fish and
|Poultry Market
,
—f —
“
3
grown
qU cklvP mUit ***
grown quickly
Bradley s F ertilizers
aasure rapid and continuaBed8 mixedhknH ^arefiilly
by exTct
?y.5.xact formula, these
»** Ucr irift than a Gun, or a Rod^nd Reef
ySU COald not make a
t-portinj? accessory he llken beat.
d R e ’ Tennis Racquet or whatever
-*j* ‘ i
M
Campbell's Bean
With Which is Affiliated
thaf.
tender.
And don’t forget that
ket com m fr heSt u mar* Bra(/,ey's Fertilizers are
Dricer^nr ?K’8
excc,Ient
all other truck
!0 u . ' U r t
I .*>r-j'
» f >, ‘ t If.. .11
i\ ij
W^Ctlt rou;:' .. . i. | . M. ;
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No. 2 Tomatoes
3 for
N O T I C E
’flu . w w u d ^ w a X
Plan, to get top prices for 3
your celery this year
Koiip
y
W?
O ccurs quite frequently with a
heavy replacem ent loss res
Vou as the owner of mercantile^
ings and stores, can carry this imp
tant form of protection at a surprisi
I y l o w premium A PLA
G L A S S P O L IC Y will replace.’
breakage and eliminate the wo
A share of your patronage
appreciated.”
llf f i
f a
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ib-resultx tlmt Mil l.’S m |,rinK S
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mil„ ,
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3
DELIVER
ONE OR
Consult our IN SU R A N C E
P A R T M E N T , w e will be gladj
quote rates on all forms of ins
protection. Call Chas. M. Powt
to-day. T elephone 588.
Myrtle Ave and 4th St.
^r-r=
«**bj»***f**»»..,**
No. 2
Com .......... a.Ii.
’ Maxwell House
Coffee
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PHONE 481 -V
LET US
feed
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rwtnn)
,Ccmtitni tier* tiun 7j% DJOESTJBIE nuU-ientv
Jno. W. Sneed
Phone S39
In sisl on Ihv Itlm osl
Sugar
iin a B n iB
MORE.
MAIL THIS COUPONI^FOr T A T A L O G ^ C i
T f a m e __
ffH
./
lOIba.
lo R E A T
ILL’S
il
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BOTH STORES
115 M agnolia Ave.
502 Sanford Ave.
Thanksgiving
Dinner
fjo other royal possession is so easy to own!
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For Your
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H W m B B B B ^ y a ^ ^ ,^
ARCHITECT V f )
First National Bank Bldir,
Sanford, -------------- Florida'
in
Turkeys
Plate Glass
Breakage
I’ III If.
ola D a n a , R alph L ew is.
G eor^o O ’H urn a n d
Choice
I
sight, and o f touch * * * but judge
them more by your sixth sense
— your common sense. There
are several clean-cut, common
sense reasons for Chickering
*
suprem acy • • • • •
i‘io in p i!; | :)]«>•!.
-
■ New Slock Jnal Arrived |
,
: CHASE A CO.
Extra
^ ^ A d d ress
today
ien
Elton J. Moughton
in i» iiN
i" '111- l oner of our
j SeminoleCreamery Co. l C h u r c h w e l l ’ s !
»fACon(|nutMis tiom
IP.
N *
If
/
N irnds tomorrow—An| h-1^ ’|n ■/ijnts while you can secure
,i'"r v>! ::,lon'ul bai’gains.
in we apologize.
I *' Vln-'t 1. . v.. «i,; i,r- " '<•; ,'M 1r. *f 'h*•»:
- *n\.
■SWUc
rK'-v,
K e iin e l
tsinimee SL’OU.OOO bond issue
voted on for constructing
[ high school.____________ ;__
w |s timi have irspnnded to our
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s
g
wriiw
!. i.. 11■,>,. ijw u<* |,j’,ij, , - i.citor service.
Ir •
I ’hour lin>
I)!,......
I'iifiit* i*o t1
San Juan Garage
A. C. G1NDER, Mgr.
Music By
' ;,l"s l « i v c :i nr I i|- i o n w ill c o m o g
< "II l<* ••.Villi
.A w ise in e n ts
i n e x p e n s i v e to maintain
THE SILVER LAKE CASINO
' 11 I . Vt ■- ■i ( *1j (l (| |
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INEXPENSIVE TO BUY ANn
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iuibllshmcnt of i dox r tc
' t j„ the immediate viclniLongwood is expected to be
within the* next few
K w i n * the recording of a
K m the Lake Jeisup Land
ny tv the Sanford-Orlando
PJ Club upon the books of
bBiinole County Glcrk.
n0r* that such M rflck was
built In the Couhty have
Fpravalent for ecvoirnl /vreeks
1, authority hus b<;en found
iXtantlate them until*’ the
tords at the courthouse diathe fart that tho sale of
.(j had been consummated.
|U learned thi? morning that
ti and Canadian
interests
[arrived here to develop tho
L y nnd that an architect is
engaged in i.tudying the laytho frround Imforo actually
Siting plans for the vnrious
EUs which arc to bo built
[the trnct.
Jls believed that night racing
|be inaugurated during
the
months and from nil in'•a iurge amount of mon|to L<* expended in making the
nne of the most complete of
in .the United Staten.
All the, custom beauty yoj
dreamed of at a price yo,,
dreamed would buy it'—That
message 6f the new Studeballl
tom Cars b :
w
'‘'i
extra help
ten d a y
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r
’Now Assured
T h e K e y s to H apD,
rCuI-
C h u r c h w e lF s
3
| Mri 1• 11;o l.
jo o d
And to the Car of Her D r e ^ J
6JU
• A<Ayo, " :
SV | ‘
_!_ lent S f
•*«
In the New Hall
'asteurized
a
*
•« 1*1
h
k»ill
We apologize to our customers for
not being able to wait on them this morn
ing, but we have added
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lilla U H H I H B lB B S B a s ...s ..
A n A p o lo g y F r o m
y.W e Deliver
p<'
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BIG TEN-DAY SALE
w
m ,
-------------------------I Orlando — $850,000 . new coll-j
LATE TO CLASSIFY
j l oum undcr construction on North m
8H SD ROOMS, hot ond 10 ran«f® ^enue.
:
•Water in rooms, garago
Phono 124 J.
ssa rnonpi
-fft.wis'- —*w
oor
■j . .*
ck**ging criminals
‘.dam age suits, actions
*
®tate authorities to
lion or the colony, and
.apparent serious illness,
it diminish thespiritual sig- Rash and blotches are hoaled rieht I eellL i b w
* r,*ht thc( other n#ceM,t,*s of life, and at
of his rule, nays his atup.
Rowles MenthohS u l^ h u ? h j I o n j j
2 ! ! ame tl™ *Provld* • m h * ’ to
'*dd dcVoted follower, H. T. perfectly harmless Yn,. . . .
j
• v#rT interesting the buyer, wbloh would .enable him
Hn M
u l r jar
f c efrom
^ a any
- r - .rood
A i l rnitl*rf'h«
B L i S f t£l - v« . „ -^ _C,UD
lu b |to
permit
hi.
wife to *® «*> at l*jut
W • •• .
tain
a 1small
“ i*
™ 11 1
1,8 wue
attorney denies that there ; druggist.
— Adv a reasonable* n r iS t' Z * ’ J* JJ2;6 0 ! one 8hoPP|n* expedition during
movement afoot to da- -_______ ________ ____________1. 2 2 2 1 “
L ‘
f Z. M In-/each season._ _
b
,v T” This nun took the po^ Another thing thst affects the
the lender. The prophet’ How Scotland Yard got its n a m e vestment
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"tin in Shiloh after his J* » mystery. Many guessea have j !■■■■■■■■■,
ilgnment nnd release on “Oen made, one being that the J|
■ ■ ■ u iiu iu iu s is r s s in a ia iR u n r a in i
<jte f aaault brought by a k,n*» of Scotland and their am*,ki
i
form erly a member o f , bassadors occasionally lodged there.
in
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” «nmTAii
r*r B illtrr s*< Vise service, w« ^ k i r " m i
■' " ’ ■'•.vaRbOTWRawian
f l i p ASf'i**
�ii
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^ t v ’.
-**w*
L
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‘KhJght, Pflfessor 6f ]
KTIpdgar^fy,
j w.A f - --------------------------iieaHon, U n]veraitydf
N ortK Cam lina, very pertinently says: “The teacher cannot
^ive th a t which he does not himself poSsess."
When paifenta become dissatisfied with the progress 0f
th e,r chi,dren a t school or notice th at their b o y s and girls
g i g r 1arti acquiring ideals and ambitions th at are not admirable
_____
rzn
l llfijrtU** ..
1 S. O. Vs Busy
• Ths llslisn s i s Dorrs
V favor i f them wearing
! v
■Attarbury and Shout!
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
dark clouds into flnming color.
!?ne..i8 !,ot “ touchcr «f subject m atter,” Dr. Knight e x - 1 Gradually the superstitious in
habitants will get over the shock
should » >Ut ° [ d ,uIdrucn and y°,lth« of men and women. He and forget it.
sfe
a
..r
j—
—
should
be
as
truly
their
teacher
by
what
he
is
as
by
what
• of whit* way.
... ' '
eonrto, he does or says outside as inside the school.”
AND HY this time, prubnbly
agent* of .Mr-. Rockefeller's Stand
KL •* bote;
»■«pom ?uheIf £ ° “ hov* ‘t - 11 iR w hat the teacher IS that ard Oil have been instruvl d to
Jew elry Repairing
Or the
Dec. 2, 1926
’\ •V.*’
Womans Club
k 'l k r ^ . L ^ ’
i t 1
. - f ---- ------
every record except the three klloj\u i g n say.* that the real lesl
Knight
Oi good teaching is in!?ytt,,r ru-ord. Yesterday he broke
........ . I.1" 1 w ’-'ii-s. ‘Do”-, it arouse the pupil to energetic action tl,nl
..
h<*bl by ati American
*<*»• the improvement o| h im s e lf a n d n f conditions about | “‘" 'v r
_
• •|,"i m et
BOt! BEN ADHK.M
ih im '.’” D r. K n ig h t a s k s .
"D o c s it d ire c t
toward! ITALY is r'ick not in money,
worthy and noble ends? Doe* it h e lp him liatoeffort
form manly, '•'( in and it’iin. You wouldn't
i tu a te f u l ttlld
M.
............-..liiis
auyng. as effit \»1*
tiii.-Mt f
l
,)r° I ,c r h a b i t s ?
D o es it c r e a te w ith in hi Ifl ,1.hear
of' ” •.■( V'lVvital.• I,: . ,y, "the gr.v
t l u i s t f o r k n o w le d g e um l l o r p e rs o n a l e x c e l le n c e " ’
! I Mia. ti: bill ir, fund* t .1 ivt.ililisb
Q u e s tio n s o f tl.n l s o rt, th e N o r th C a r o lin a r . l m a l ..,
!■' *d :• <.ni*. ib.it iniiaf bv left
mvo pup.U ask thon'seiv,.., |„ lakh.,,
' la (•IT, it!,
* room,
i\ c ” t
Alte.
t.i bin
tt rjch and like a Illy jn * '? ' | lf p“ - ^ ut
tb.il tvery na
«*•« q u e s tio n s t h a t .u r n i- s t lo i„ li, r . n il
i'lntl
t.mpb
il init:.,i,nl ina s k th e m s e lv e s , a n d e n d e a v o r to a n s w e r in s o b e r h o n e s lv .
I ‘ipirut! ui, jnnliimr i(it. coc.iitrv iiV w rltfng ip a book of gold •
----- 0 i bead.
• peace had mado Deri
em bold,
I tiO u l) N'EWs | nmi Wasbingtou
She Can Be Found in Sanford, Too
nays llirnm Johnson of Galifoinin,
Mt^reSUnCe
room
I *'tred by tho victory of lt;Uian
th o u ? " The vision
avmtor*, and A n inu.in infoiiurity
You nro ucqunintcd with the :i” and "Me” and "Mine" | hi
»«d its head,
the air, will make (Ins country’* '
ivtook mado all of sweet folks. The man speaks of ”my' car when he knows darn a r defense part of bis business. I
well it is u family affair and ho sees precious little of it.
( aliform.", is destined to be the I
•'pTbo nam es of those A woman speaks of “my’
greatest flying ntute in tho Union,
house,
when
it
is
another
family
.love the Lord.”
and Hiram Johnson of California
mine o n e ? ” said Abou J ff» j - ! 0" ,rlng to other mt,m^ers of her household as much W,H 111,1 b’t go, once ho takes bold.
as
it
does
to
her.
•rw>t so,”
angel. Abou spoke
THE FlRST tl.l hour trains from I
To hear some men talk they own everything they use. « bung.,
to the Pacific count came
I
hty
don
t
know
how
to
say
"our"
or
"us”
or
"we".
Thev
f j t l l l , and said “ I pray
srrcieh m r in together yosterdav . '
fltoi,
strut about in an egotism that fairly bristles wilh ‘T s ’’ anil
ov er thu,-iianta—fV, {
"•ono who loves hi* m ys and they usually are too obtuse to know that thrv
no- l.u c r" over the' Union I’a v i-,
men.”
are appearing even worse than they are.
' He. ami the "l,..* Angel.•- I .milted "
WWto, and vanished; the
o v t tile Sontin rn Paeifn
' .
; night
,, A,'d tho
who spreads herself out to tell about
Hint gives caeh arriving traveler
with n g reat waken1
my possessions, or who sits herself down in every com-.,.an , ,extra ubole lul*iness
day
Fancy Work
th at the moat efficient I
typt l» the autocratic one, I
eh is more im portant, pea-1
J, governm ents?—Gainesvilie 1
in.
She spoke,
ilrt’aking the silence that her presence made
‘sn,u !uls llk,‘
tlroppintr
Hacked ice.
I, said her well-posed gestures.
Then—
"I," said her voice.
Sanford & Geneva Ave.
In ' Kdgewood
Curb Service—The Kind th at
' Serves
Bordeaux Mixture
Powders
For Spraying Arsenate of
Lead and Slack Leaf 40
Which W e A re Closing Out
at Much I,c s s Than Whole
sale C ent.
fi
Portable Phonograph
Spend your money for Ga* and
Od, Tirca and Tube*, Auto Accc*soricM, Phonograph* and Record*.
Radio. Flashlight* and Hot-Sflot j
Pattcric*, etc and get Hie pnrtic- i
•'lar* on the Free Phonograph.
(a sli Supply Co.
”nr» \V. First St.
H I3 Sanford A ir.
Ellen Hoy,
City Tax Collect or.
**^ l e n t l n ^ - i J h *
tilciif c r
ed leader in tyle shoes is
any will be cn
shown
in u new colonial
hnnrcd by the
M'mp
with
*,.ikc heels
smartness of
youy costume
There* a
' W i l s o n ’ .*
Shoe s t y l e
Hint will add
barm to your
Than k sgiving
frock wbether
’or afternoon
•r evening.
Yea, we can
match shoes or
dress w i t li
A new four eyelet tie in p at
hose from our
ent with cherry, patent trim.
lompleto stock
A spike heeled model, sty
of chiffon or
lish and comfortable, $10.00
service silk.
i which you can do easily, and run
car.* without change from llroad
i way and S3rd street to Sun Fran I
cisco and l.o* Angeles.
ANOTHER S U G G E S T I O N p.
railroad men, start now preparing
, your an- route* from ocean lo
nrnnn. I f you don't somelxaiy will
Hfut annul nf you.
r.
W hen you consider the importance
| W inter E ggs—th a t are worth two
-three t5rhes as fnuch as Summer egg
and th e big factor o f health in your flc
you will readily understand why
RED COMB EGG MASH IS THE Bl
Seminole Feed Conn
N. Elm St.
I’honel
intn
f*
B U g*n*.
4t
i f
7 1
ik«SLi «
-
C a r ^ a lo "
U r a ^ ig 4 -
Si
II
A TEST FOR DRIVERS
Also several $100 cars.—We invite
you to see the aboVe cars a t
V •
A
f
Makes Yours the B e s t Looking
-v Stucco House i n T ow n J
U se O riental Stucco. For it assures an
li even color end comes in many beautiful
Iihddes, ready-m ixed—onJy water is
iU ^ adrtecl It *8 umiatake-ijrooL”
- -■tjr.
1 K can be te x tu re d in any eflect yoo
r , ^ -i^ -~ -S p a n ia b lItahao>Coicnial,Greek
Gxa n d niany others, ___ ;j ,
,;
,,jv' {C a ll o n u s lo r co m p lete inform ation.;
8
i
>VT-J
v > ; - 5 if e 5 ;
X 'M
passed
$ 1 .0 0
a
a
$ 3 .7 5
$ 7 .5 0
$10
will fit into any color sclicmo and enhanced by the'serviuc and
knowledge of our interior decorating* expci I ,, you are ;\sswred
of complete satisfaction.
Friday, Saturday O nly
Quality Shop
8( 8
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All
Also satins and crepes,'
.’
Y ou caa riia k t' d e li
cio u s can d ied sw eet
p o tato es w ith S n o w
d rift. S now drift
rich , gppdstoii^at
M Atlnntn,
in S an-, rilhat is As dctfcStc #as
J J V 0 vWt Kar j - ‘’ the best' biittarf
P Caswell nnd
'
t* ' 9' 1
».95
■ C A N D IE D *
SW EET POTATOES
I
^ S c h ro e d e r
» r tbii*turd8J
hfnjt
* V * ith their'
Squeeze lemon over potatoes
11 "
and
■ 8
, C o rs e ts , b r a s s ie r e s a n d s c a n tie s .
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y/ cial close o u t.1 Values up to *$7:50
8
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S a tu rc l^ .
.
.
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Ju st tho material for
bedroom hangings. In
all-over Jnspu effects
with a narrow atripo of
orchid or rose.
It is
very suitablo for bedipreuds to match the
draperies. 60 i n c h e s
wide. Sunfast and tubfast. $G a yard.
V*u
‘.rx
;;
aaim £,.;M p
I
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*;ri
■-M
irW li
® ’ « * /! h . ■ j
m
French marquisette of a
sheer weave yet made
from hard twisted yarns
that give service. In
cn.'im. ecru and cocoa.
30 inches wide. A yurd
75c.
Rayon Gauzo
A njaterial with a knot
ted thread thnt climinates slipping. It is made
for service uml beauty.
Natural color. 75c yard.
Window Panels
Imported Swiss net win
dow panels with embroi
dered designs. Thu pan
els have fringed and
scalloped ends. They are
42 inches wide uml 2 1-2
yards long. $7.50 each.
Net Curtains
Colored Gnlino net cur
tains are made on a fine
Swiss net with tho de
signs embroidered ill
sunfast colors. They are
2 1-2 yards long. $ 11 .GO
a pair.
'
Rayon Gauze
Fringed rayoh gauzo in
shadow’ all-over designs.
In the natural color only,
i t is 30 inches wide ami
rfilU , exceptional value, '
; 60c.'a y«rd.
:
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Net Panels
.
Handsome filet net pan
els with plain or- figured
centers and fringed ends.
Suitable fo r, living orov
dining room. T h ey , ar«s h 2
yardaJdpg. $5 cacty.;
'
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J
Marquisette
Damask Stripes
Sunfast damask stripes
and all-over designs in
blue, rose and combina
tions of mulberry and
blue, blue and rose, and
black and orange. It is
GO inches wide.
Yard
$2.60.
OrinOku. Taffelu
•>v
'
l.u.slrouH Damask
Ilania.sk weaves in all
over designs uml stripes
of blue, rose and com
binations of rose and
mulberry, rose, gold and
green, blue and rose and
many others. A fabric
that will give years of
service. GO inches wide.
Yard $-1.
Duplex Silk
A wonderful fabric in
plain nnd all-over de
sign a to match. In such
colors as tan, blue and
taupe, and red and taupe.
A , very lustrous soft
hanging-fabric. GO inches
wide, Yard $0.G0.
O ne- and two-piecc styles.
•■-•I Miunu is
’ gue^t of Mrs.
her lovely
IMW^roi, Aven-
For overhangings we feature the famous Orinoka fabric?
which are guaranteed sunfast. Then there are many other
fabrics that you will like. You are cordially invited to visit
the Drapery Section, even if it is just to look.
S
Park Avenue
f>Medium Potatoes
l/ t Teaspoon Salt
Juice o f r Lemon
y i Cup Snowdrift
Cup Sugar
*?.' ';r I’alnn-ii,,
Cup Boiling Water
; r",uV'•’••nmr
Boil potatoes in salt water
V* ',f ' l" ' i i
unci! tender. Pour o ff water
and steam • out to prevent
saggincss.. Peel and slice
It i!*'111
•«» lengthwise. Brown on both
Dr. .1 ii p....I
u i„ *■ n - w e
sides in hot Snowdrift. Dis* o ^ i t e r ’s
so’- • ’ txjp sugar in cup
i • C > where
^homecoming
b
.
u. *r and pour over
J t ?•« will
o»toe$ ii» pan.
^nder»on, I
Cdqp.
v.u;ii
fynip thickens.
visit
I
! Boriutlfu! Hanglngg That >Vi
ml
Baby’s and Children’s H ats Greatly Reduced
a
hpblt- gallic of
■
fo re s had
For
Thu members of the Gude Tyme
bowls of
Mr-.. Ernest Bridge Uluh were most delightfully
|Mn. Rnbi-rt S. entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. D. C, Howard, a t her home
tot Mrs. Er- on Uak Avenue.
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Irs. Ernest
White nnd Yellow wild flowers ■
«rt A. New- were used in charming profusion ■
■
HILr, Mrs. 'n the rooms where the guests as? ■
David L. semblud for pluy, forming a pretBishnp, Mrs. ly setting for this nffnir.
*mi ami ,\frs.
'The afternoon hours passed all
too soon with tho enjoyable bridge
| game and the prize for high score.
Mrs. Henry i a band-painted bowl of narcissui ...................................................................................................................
itrd t<> learn bulbs, was won by Mrs. P. S. Neold.
comfortably Tho second high Hcorc prize, a
ration at St. pretty wall vase went to Mrs. E.
| Jacksonville.
E. Pago.
Refreshm ents of upplo pie a In
Mrs Amelia m°dc, cheese squares and ocffej ■
----a.
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rr Vaughan, were served by the hostess at the
Mr*. Young, conclusion of the gome. •
'were among
Among those playing wore .Mrs.
•n's Guild of B- S. Neeld, Mrs. E. E. Page, Mrs.
fl church atH. Gr*y» Mra, J. - R. Adams,
nfctfng, Fri- Mrs- A- W.' Lowe, Mrs. A. H,
V*.
Beckwith, Mrs. Raleigh King .md
Mra. 6. C. Ilow ard.;c
returned "
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' from EukfIJ‘Visiti|,j. hoiFerran.
colors.
8
U sed
hours
Mrs. D. C. Howard Is
Hostess to Members
Of Gude Tyme Club
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In the enlarged Drapery Suction you will find hang-in^s that
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All wool jerseys and flannels.
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H i
fi
1 Special Sale o f Dresses Saturday H
We Kit You lly the X-Ray Method
KING COTTON AND SrLK
and.I
Duplicate
Millinery Sale
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^ 'a4on}j
mi* fascinat-
and
ld le rs Bridge Club (Bridge Party Given; ur patliutiu hintory in tluit they
Members
EntertainpH | AU
Af Kawiins
Rauilinn Home
LT^ , in
• :«f|tho
, ^ th®
product
of tin
industries
iviexiiuci & JLiIILtirLaineU
Mission
House
nt-W
u-Chnng
By Mrs. H arry H eeren !Honoi
lonor of Mr Bvrnn^i Ch!m'’which p*ne«is «»win .seige,
*
Missioii
“s “
r ;r
T
;
s
t
, K - « the re-
BUTTERMILK
tells the ta
O dor is a p;
o f Palatabiiil
'
Beautiful Display of
Oriental A rt Will Be
Seen Here Wednesday
..............
phene
if
scrvpd by the hostess assisted by bow ls'In tho rooms- where th s j
her sister, Mrs. \V. J. Thigpen.
curd tables had bren spread fog.;'
Riven a silk tic, u* a memento of
'Thoso playing wero: Mrs. For play, carrying out the color
One of tho loveliest of tho mnny
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r.m
.„ ...i,".,,,,.,' klsk,;t i
uio occasion.
rest Lake, Mrs. Jam es 0 . Sharon. vchemn of red, gold nnd green
pro-nuptial soclaL cftnrteajeB With I placed on (hi.........
were; At „ iutn hmit. , ,
-------i SI " . Raymond Key, Mrs. \V. WalTallies done in symbols s u g g tt- ’
vfhich Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer and | green and vlhi
.‘bk‘H " ,,d hp!<‘ a frozen^ fm 7 L r u CntS ° !
.The Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Katherine Wilkey wns the ,n<|® " 'rig h t, Mrs. G. F. Smith. Mrs. live of Thanksgiving were used fagJV
Of the East Side Primary School gracious hostess Thursdny a fte r - 1 Witiner, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen. Mr*
JjS* Bin! Mr*.
held its regutnr meeting a t the noon when she entertained mem-jT'1 L. I>nmns substituted for an nb- keeping Fcorcs -irvi nt the conclusioit of tho gumc the prize for h lg j|^
, entertain ut
ocbm-'l Thursday afternoon with
bers of the Every Week Bridge! scnt ‘'Rdi member.
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,t the home, of
score, n box of correspond1
splendid
attendance.
Tho
chair
.
ln,rt' Jonea, Mrs. I ,,
enjoy!ng this affair were
Club a t her home on Park Avenue, i
----------------------card,, wns won by Mrs.
Etgnolia Avenue Mra. Dougluss entertained nfct e i,.„ i? i>
man Mrs. W. A. Leffler, presided
B
asket,
and
bowls
of
yellow
ami
Robertson,
b
rid
g
r
n
t
theilf
jho
" Ruth SjHtncer,
Byrd. For having no luck with
Reports were rend from tho var white chrysanthsniums ami ferns
en, Miss Mary
were convortedMnVn FaS* t
m‘rv,>' 1 frn‘0'1 «»<l white M,sr M,n"Ie Lee Allei
.'T h d 'ro o m s >fer
j month.
points nnd honors, Mrs., Raj
ious
officers
nnd
committees.
The
Kathleen Jay, Miss
lent their beauty in decorating the
Chapter U. D. n vcritablo garden
F at, won tho low score prijM*
chrysanthumums,
' t,rn o,rtc «k-« and coffee.
Lambert.
,,Thelma
_
r t > Chn
Uharlns Mero, S. treasurer reported thnt $00.10 hnd rooms where tho card tables hud
um s,, a...
cription bridge white shaggyy chrysanthum
compact.
- '•p
__ a ......
Ai JHm Sltuirmi..1. i * - .
' • uyrnes. (.Olnmnn
been realized from cake sales and been arranged for play.
r|uh at .1 white «U r jassm ihe and asparagus , ' SH *s lancer's !«ivcly frock was ,■ Hyrnofl> Coleman Ha |l Mr.
At
n
Into
hour
tho
hostoss
M f f jn
coatests,
and
it
wns
voted
to
send
ferns em phasising the colors of oT .Valencia blue erepe satin, the 1 utman nnd Mr. and Mrs. Rawlins.
Fascinatingly designed tnlllc*
«••!
shrimp
salad,
snltlnes,
d ate,
$16
of
this
money
to
the
Chil
and green. •
| Iwaist
being
basque whiln n,..
were used for the card game and
, . made
ent of the Meth- white
Among the mnny delightful .400- rvi’i' ng topped with whipped
— * - *h nf if i r f n n|.:.i
vis — * ’ Winn' lf|t»
t,,v
dren’s
Home
in
Jacksonville.
Miss
a
fte
r
the
usual
number
Hand-painted tallies were usdd j ” o a ,fnnt skirt
made entirely of
0l will entertain
of rounds iial affairs of the week one of the ere mi nnd coffee.
. ’f %
Emma Owen also announced that the prize for high
iwl enllnr
A shawl
. of Mrs. Gorlin in keeping scores for the interestcollar of wide
hook
w„«
i
,
w
°
re’
a
Pr»t«i«t was that ,.r Thursdny
a
Thnnksgiving
box
would
bo
sent
blue
velvet
Mrs.
A.
W.
Epps
was
n
substiing
games
of
bridge
and
a
fter
sev
ribbon added a prettv
elinneou.* Showbook, wns awarded Mrs. Forrest I afternoon when Mrs. Loo A. Cnmito this home from the E ast Side
twto player. Club members play- '
[Mr*. S. 0. Shin- eral progression^ scores were to touch.
8 c*
ley entertained members of the
School.
ing were: Mrs. Edmund Moisei), i
For
A
fte
r
the
gnnie
the
table.,
inue st 8 o’clock, taled and prizes awarded.
Those erijoying the cordial hos!■* were I San Souci Bridge Club nt her
Committees were named to pur
A marvelous display of oriental
Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs. James
afe will meet at having held high score, Mrs. Earle pitulity of Mrs. and Mrs. Douglass
cleared nnd laid with dainty eov- j home in Franklin Terrace,
a it objects will be shown nt the chase library books suitable for tho ors and refreshments
Well*,
Airs. Raymond Fox, Mnr/v'
P. Hagan on E. Jones received a lovely beaded
consisting 1
three
grades
nt
the
East
Side
X
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r
M,r
.
u
,
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ie
1{utl‘
Spencer,
Woman’s
'
Club
on
the
afternoon
bag,
while
the
men’s
high
prize,
of
a
salmi
nnd
an
hm^coiirse
w,"^
!
:..<
,,7
'nlitio"
°
f
T
'1
.
marj
Emmett
McCall, Mrs. Braxton B.
j'clock.
Miss U Claire Jones, Miss Don,
iTrc ' igo|,l* were used in basket* nnd j Baggett. Mrs. Eugent Tittle.
<
iy will enter- a leather bill folder, was won by thy Stokes, Miss Ruby Hoyne, Mis- mn| evening of Nov. 20, and it in Prim ary Nch dm).
ss seldom thnt Sanford has ever had
Mrs. R. G. Davoy, representing,
home on Hoi Ben Cantwell. The cut prize, n Kitty Du Bose, Miss Avn
Wright.
iieh a showing of tapestries and tho Welfare Department of the.
ck honoring her . framed motto, fell to tho lot of Miss Evelyn Anderson.
uuai
m
Women * ( ‘lub. mad,' „ splendid ad-1 J
Mis* Lillie Ruth
Set li Over- VV. A. Adams.
Mrs.
Earle
K.
Jones.
M
*r
«md‘
C
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Hiz“
tn m
(ires*
un
"Belter
and
more
suitable
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was presented with a Raymond Fox. G,.„r^
kmi Mr. ami Mrs. ' Spencer
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I’articiilarlv
Snlicit
"W
eovn 'rd e n
hna* m*» •'"'*» ' • l’i»
’I'lul Sharp of Y*nir Musinos T h a t Y our II mo
handsome hand-pniuted sluiwl and i<nurie McDaniel, \v. A. Ad.m-,’ ' ' ti
moving pictu re; for Children.” A "
ni Jones.
Ihnn
„ ,
-M
i ri bant ('anipd Sriiplv
Com mittee vvn- appointed to meet ■
, „f the U-ngrc- I Mr. Harden was given a belt wilh Ben Cantwell. (J. \V S,H-.,ee, I, '
' h'T,> W,H als<’
|i!l give a supper sterling silver buckle.
Flwyn Moore, |.l,>vd |t/»vlo
,,:r s,,0wings of lit;,-os m lunch with Mis. Dnv«y and her commit- j[
Parish House. -------------------- ------------ -------------- __
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eon set*
smaller pieces. These tee in regard t<> g ettin g special ■
t ii
»
ri • i
/'ll i
~ —^ r :
’
° f bamlerafl have a rnth- children’s pictures shown a t the m
locnl theatres.
:
After
nil
husine;;*
had
bren
Iran■
Imeet with Mrs.
w
sneted a social hour wns enjoyed. [S
• home on HolMrs. Robert I.. Glenn gave several *
j’clock.
MisJ Margaret
coun- lovely contralto so|,-j. The host
esses, Mr,. A. (’, Baker and Mrs.
cital lit the stuMembers of the Idlers Bridge j ent.
on West First Club were most pleasantly enter- 1 fr
es- \V. J. Morrison served hot tea
nnd wafer*.
cap, l with th-or
rk.
I tained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. >'fug at their l,:>m
I""
Thirl......
h..,,i,i,„.r
nt hostilities
Ilnur a1 '"
' Harry lie, ten ut h,-r cozy homo S«!!•
v «•(,
t, llO'lellT-"
I"
Vy s. S'. Hyrre*
Ti.........I .
,
.
tlJUll i'MKI.
I un Union Avenue.
7 h" articles , f merchandise MRS.. HI LICK CALLED AWAY
vvIII, «,. •
it .- I
’’ I.. re stopped to an Fa tern iin-j
J (Suggestive of the season were home ;.r 1
§ r ti r I'lV ie H,.« tr.ut-le; began
M
tCllt'Uil Is , 'he dec unit ions bidhant autumn T h > i
Bloomfield Hulivk, wife of
tbci. Hot, arc- i.u
to be one of the
i foliage, gtdiienrod ;,•>,! tutdsci;-, ■r - .;,i • j
"f Hi- Hot; I
j The alltillim id, us vvei • • a t'le d mit white , in •--.ii • r..
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Ft.rr.
-t
I
o’
l
f..- ' i.-eai,
■m
lid
rt„. aotord I 'H p.p,
■,
re | Grove. \
\
R o u u d l i a l ' III every detail
• ry.
fe - V..in i # •"(‘11 to -iil ie, utnl vviiU uwiip to H
pf
llllliev ir, l.eepmg \VlG H:e dec III ke< pi; I' V. 11I.
t I.
• di •
•I
av
i
m
,t.
yen
if
one
j
Mi
.
Hnl
'•rate a* were used for the (i,rtl
d ntti*i
, i..r- i ; . mi. i ^i(o»* e.o
| , i ,p, aiivaai-.y/e „f{ turn lo .-d 11••I i
game and uftt r sw-ir.il plogfe;,. j c-Hng t ii
•II I ,
a tb'-ir I.-I'. i.v -o o :,i.|.. | . | . , I weei•ii in scores vve*'o added lliul the |
pri/.e for top score, n deck of
• M in i*, was wm bv Mrs I >sboi-)i,> j |
,B
« a a * a s » « B s s o s n B B x o * s iB * iH s o « « z is » i» s a B s
■
j I* Hern,luii
II M
T
|
\t the r,inclusion
the name ■
a
•<4 11,1- . ! •i il. ; Hi, hostess served :t U mpHnc a
' a-.-«••»!• oat. i tty I salad cioirse with ruffe,•,
lliliC-'"- ' ''lev. i Those plavniu were; Mrs. J,,hn
j Meisch, Mi.*. Julia Bunder, Mrs. ■
|r.d f, t
, ^ M a k e th e
M tta d iy a i ,
wrved nt two Enilor Curlutt, Mrs. George Davis ■
One Lot of
One Lot of
All Hats For All Imported
■
iid with a yt'l- H art, Mrs. Osborne Herndon, Mrs. ■
New Fhll
ntired with a William II. Tunnicliffe, Mrs. John a
Fall Hats
merly Priced Pattern Hats
ti filled with Moisch Jr., nnd Mrs. Alexander M
a
Hats
trtfil
Some Felts
at $15, Now
with n green Vuughan.
Hals Only
with n yellow
■
a
il Delin k a (lo■
‘J
hnelii'uii was
a
a
-•I
..
Mrs. Lee A. Conoley
Hostess to Members
Of Sans Souci Club
City T ax B ooks are now o
for paym ent o f City Taxes Difr]
I
count o f 2 per cen t allowed.
taxes paid in November and
1
per cen t discount on taxes
in Decem ber.
Hines
Filling Station
P aren t Teacher Body Miss Wilkey Hostess
)f Primary Schools •To Bridge Associates
Meets on Thursday Thursday Afternoon
xxrsssi „r„ r
Notice to Taxpayers
We Rave a Large Stock of
YESTERDAY THE city of H„kford s to have another «kvI'lnd bought (102 acres of land to
building. You ju*t can’t
establish the finest municipal nir
Ulldlnge down to ordinary
port in the United States. Munici
.3.®0 m h noil n* Sanford I*
pally oveiled nir m utes might come
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
— Ofiando Reporter-Star.
itororu the rairoudn wake up to the* ,___
r
■■■ i o---"The Home of Good ShoeH*'
fact thnt the flying machine has 10
W oman's” te*timony
been invented and i* renllj
ly a Hue*
H . though the trial was hc___
\ ---TAMPA
TIMES
I n j l barnyard. In our t
A, FEW
million........
dolla
.
urs
spent
by
;aro also several jack„■■■■■■■■■■■■Ha a a a a B |lu a |||l l|||)|||||
An offer I., ki„ tw<>
...........birds
.
wit
withli |I work t,.r
t Hu- divorce c u r l s , „ c n railroad men thnt understand
■ ■ ■ a iiiia iia u a ia m
a tjp in the affair.
transportation
would
put
A
m
erican1
M
( imic* stoiu*. to ri lu»\i* tToiioinic tlis- ! Mimnuiijmi •h-voiitly In Ih wished.
Hying abend Ml years in five
promote domestic con- ' Judge
Mayfield’s conclusion* years, it might even teach the
^ ’r.Ll *1UM,,r',,f thciiMand : curd by a single iid, deserves t o , " 1." ' 1,1 ('"fe etly sound. Indeed Un'ti’d States government how io
Sftk’ unother indication
............ <
i< I bo looked
of
--------into. 7'horeforc it lie- t icre seem:, lo be a consideruhk fly.
? ja l Pfc*luto being n good hoove* us to examim witii unusual im easure «.f logic in them. Hut we
i HE LATEST about the ‘■an
nv . 'J u t your money in 'c a re the suggestion of Judge Vir- don t sit vvhat'h to be done about nulment" of the Vanderbilt-,Marl.hero-and watch your dn| Kilim .Mayfield, judge of Hu.
Ht. If the prevailing trend is to- | borough wedding suy« u u. mar- i
m e s lir relations court at Binning- ;wnrd sill;, a by silk it’s going to be. riage was declnred null and void !
loim. A In., Hu- only vviimnn jurist ! When a woman will, she will, you 1lUTAIIMO the young woman, f'onB. Lee, the Soldier," n. ti ii the south.
•
a uu eon ru m u i.. -”<•*"> Vnudcrnilt, ‘‘when only I V
i ‘.fr°l,i I be pen of un Eng
•
•iy»
the
mid coerced
nor.- M ajor lien. .Sir Fred
rjTI*. it gives ii ijiHid in and less silk v.'oul l 'c r l 'f n | y ,,{ud|l| hi'lpf* ' 1!'1 * * * * $ £ 't o 'n im S y , ■•d^ n ^ ^ n ^ rrin g e !'" '1
this young
. tho 'mini whom nobody ................ ™ -••-» h S U S W I m * .
rhnt wns
•■• ^
•••«■j nmaita woman
delighted with the
^-Ja^unbinncd
i.eenuse ' it (J,'“ i
,m,ffl’rin« lhl’ reault of n to r having their liquor cmifinrut- m
,»t> g-noia*c(i beentme
arriage, a very grand one, and
inh due to overproduction. eil, Init we’d liko to see tho gov
r
41 »0l‘i('-,r who aevs Shepre-o
as you know her fa th e r eontributthinks
it
might
uiso
lead
t„
/ W g - It In a trihutu to
ernment that would dare snatch a e seven million dollars for the
j. of tqg Confederacy.
. more content merit in the home and woman's silk stockings from her. decorating and plumbing of nien^; M u
,
| lh,,M l,n "« about It falling ofr of Just let 'eni try it.
heim Pnlaco and the decoration of
a.fa*..w eek* tho huliu of \ ___
.
the duke. W. K. Vanderbilt would
ill rin g 'w ith " jf thp g e n - ,
— 'a«ve
! luive allowed
coarciiu
oiioweu no coercing!
1925— Chrysler Roadster
m Npw-York Will yield I
X
WTOI would liko to aak
ask i
I MILS. 0. H.~Bulrnont, mrt ther of
192^ -D od ge Touring
.
W HITE RIVER NEWS
•ta. have
aui
speech,
the
diirlicss who was then S
Hie duchess
Mrs. W.
, A id/ read ipto tho
1925—Ford Fordoor Sedan
“How well ran you drivn?”
. * • ■helped
• - tho
—- marriage
marriage
0. Can you drive a towed ra r K., Vnnderbllt,
t my way
It ia n ({iiestion Which ima been without jerking?
along, Hnviijy quite sensibly, that
1925— Chevrolet Sed&n!
*
Ir evening* aaked by Myron Stearn* in u re
by m arrying (fjluke her dn’ujrhter
a#oech wPl be in cent issue of Gollior’s Weekly.
7. Can y,,u back 100 feet without would havo a egreer and see t.une1925— Chevrolet Sedan
... .
am cartain. I . A * unofficial te9t „f driving deviating more Ihnn a foot from thing of Ufa, Which would he bet
®nt*ro lummcr writing ability
1924-M axw ell W d rin g
ter than m arrying "some little
naa been ffivon by Mr.
P f/m u a t
into the rec'r
cocktail drinking cigurStearns that all motorists would do tachSi* n f T ” “ " ml “t0P W‘thln 3 |UNewport
1924— Chevrolet Sedan
not //oak
y,,u •mrk in a spnee 4 etlo sm oker,”
well to answer. Try it
out
r l I'f bM8;t longer
--------it
out
/
o
r
than
your
car,
front
J^Apford high echoot, yourself Bunw fino day when the and back wheels not more Mum 0
TH ERE WAS no coercion, but
‘irto of construction, ha* neighbors aren’t watching.
inches irnni the curb?
the divorced duke and duchess,
1. At 2S ndlys un hour, can you
lum,: 'Hid H^wtld ta in». Cun you back Into n garage
puss
»s Within e!x inches nf a c ivon snuco with no more thun 0 inches both m arried to Catholics since
1*^ * W P Pf the au4l-1 mark
their divorce a ra technically living
1
clearance on
sldA'*
tro d in such I
>n either side?
in a state o f Bin sinco the Catholic
10.
Do
2.
At
10
miles
an
hour
ru
n
yo
)e,.une<l an a
al,rn««I I P * tilWW * >00k buck or church doco'-not recognise divorce.
|J« 'note stin t miss it by throo inehe*?
Blgnnl, before stopping, even on a But with rim ?17,000,000 Viiml, rcountry mud?
DVAs
Jajrgeelaiibllt-Murlboroajh«, m arriage
de
you l “rn a aemicirelo am]
SB
ptop within a fpot of it?
,V J li Can you stop on a Bteep down clared o f f ic ia ls off,1as something
that iievor. lO lito tk ' the duke and
his form er djD
5lf the pavoy-WinKton„,,ttrl. i
MR. AND MRS. DOUGLASS EN TERTA iN ^'h'?1, ,'ho, ■?'“ ,or hi^h
FOR MISS SPENCER AND MR Ha r d e n
fgfgRfM « a
•Yo uwill receive courteous ser
vice at our fountain.
Afternoon Ten 3:.10
puny to describe her own doings and her own feelings and n,,f',Pn,M*
Ad -fiio names whom love 1hci
own opinions! In every community such women exist
.. . H h d blo.t,
GKNKIi’ AJ. a TTERJII i’RV of the
’
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» Bed Adhem’s name led ul] Ml so much similarity that one Fertneniu
vvnling, ! 7 ”' ' y.. aM,H .uh>
you nun,.
rc»t.
verse for the current issue of ’T oeiry" has drawn tlnsr i,li'!i',....l,,U s. ('al!,,,nii:l. situation.,
—Liegh Hunt.
tbrough
partner;
btp
with
o
ne
portrait. Hcrt? she is;
fli
■western roads
~ 2 °------tnc mind* of the
1 Paul Shoup o f the Southern I V
k)fty pride she entered the room,
What price turkey.”
jo b is m New York now. Tell
■' l'1- ■'■<>;------Httid her carriage.
jbim about your 21 hour train from
•j hjnt to prospective
New \ ork to St. Louis, huv enough
"I." said her eyes.
rinceas A strid Imked her t
I railroad track weal of St. |.oui* to i
“!•” su,'d her careless yet well-thought-out nod.
ling1cake.
iconneet With the Southern Pacific '
She sat down in a high high-bucked chair
Unbending.
Her glasses glittered in the cold bright glare
Of many pointed prism lights.
•
"I,” said her glasses, trying to shim* their brightest.
Smith
M. Reynolds Drag Co
t'afeferis .» O'clock
^
(ONE
N E X T D O O R T O Y O W E L I/8
ilb
; i..
0 Adhom 7
(may lus triba
ncrenao)
L one night from u deep
q rtan t of pence,
7 within the moonlight in
f e t t l e boy,
ky,? Green fru it;
r'Btomach-nche,
i.. boot.
Uv Lickin’ to
D on
COMPLETE LINE OF
DRUGS
CIGARS — CANDY
DRINKS— DRUGS
.
Episcopal Church
IStinro.
ftaaleolon
stnke out rluima on what is left
v\ aassttly
i y moVe
m o re tt hh aann Tif f h^ e01’w ,S
e reSCh?
r e ly,ninr ,y
g mheer ewiI1
ly u p*oivc
n t hhei*mPeuapgils
r e of that island. The Standard Oil
k’keM
i # S nsrn.,
rend in 1the
pnper yesterday
yesterday
!!r«
to ,la teacher’s
teacher
W sS a S
tT
;,V,on■ that i<>ads
: :
10
ir n t n u r s ccertificate.
e r t if ic a t e . IIff aa te
a c h e r 1men rrn"
h<' P«n«r
*»'■*
p w i* |i *r e ll, " k i.B iin ., I s fjr° n tlly in te r e s t e d in th e a f f a i r s o f t h e w o rld a n d m a k e s 1
r" ’,n (h‘‘ volcano con
* | a p r a c tic e o f g e t t i n g a c c u r a l ” in f n r m n tin n iw, :11
, , i ' K],<,rd of great columns of oil
«# sehnni
1.•,1„ tr i l ,i ,t .. .
^ K
. r n ,f 'm w m a t l o n , he will coilslantl.V . snaked cart h, accompanied hv
P H U t r - ' " - ,<>r
l fp.
h ,s kDOWlodgtt to th e b o y s a n d g irls in h is c a re , j ^ . c , ,.f o , , , , :mn f e T h i g h . ' y
--------------------- ; |i..,r
^
W lth f l '" ‘ ,d ‘*u l« a n d a d h e r e s In s ta r 0 ,:‘
•“'I"’"
fear is
^ *HRSL K)|{ T o n ^
P| im !ples of good m a n h o o d , h<> w ill g u id e h is liu o ils in to i M""* ’r
* " ,l divulend.
'1 .
----- —Hie hhighways
erhu :ivs !l*'irliiwr
* '
°
•
leading 1/1
lo the..............
upper.. ..t.
places,
M FSSfU .I'.l
LI.I.S y.Mi what
t t l J h l ? ,ROS,»
‘K' ,,TV
i he teacher, however, can onlv give what he h im s e lf i |l;,iv
f,,uRht
t;,.d " ''"
,i...I
•’ i” in the way of
it. and Italians ivith
f^ e rh n rin h , who bad under , possesses.
... , .
lie may make a bluff n! giving, lie may get by I " "rid
r.in Lbe vir.onr .if g „.|- .,„d " 'i t li h is p r e te n s e , ins inability, his inainceritv for many .MumkvImi’s spirit g>. nlicad and do
a* he songh, (b,. J '" .,; -^1 y ,.„ r s
|j j .
it.
s l,uPds may even gain much through I licit v e ry
net in that Major Bernard!,
S f f . . ^ ^ n,br r " 2 r ,’'-n faith in
hi m. Dill the glitter will all l« g o n e so m e d a y , if i of You
.
the
Italian
army, flying for the
"there
••
•is no solid worth beneath it.
ISchneider cu;. (nut Saturday broke
V
— And —
C H A S E & CO;
<Co»rH«ht 1S3S. k r s k i Ca.),
and there he leaves an impress that will be a d irecting power i,,n‘! h.°.th
* i
.and aide man. mil,R ft ‘'"urngeohs
SFi
in the life o f that child through all its years.
fhe teacher. Professor Knight rightly insists, should hav
A FLAMING, bunding volcano,
» NOV. 19, !92fT
“
>n an uninhuhilcH island in the
a sense of humor. "He must have initiative and resource- <Caspian
sen, terrified the inhabit
A M * n .A T P O R M
fulness, tact and industry. He must he n a tu ra lly honest ants of Baku. It shook the land
nil about, changed the n ig h t’s
■< Sanford’s front intellectually and morally."
ronto to Joekson. . i
■ '• h
« . - • ** i.
‘
THE DEATH of Senator L afsy.
«tte Young, of the Dei Moines
T C m^ ^ , * . 6o ! A r ^ r rth f Wh!!e t0 " f 1 an investiKa ti“" of their teachers! Capllnl following closely upon the
* ir Edmon *r$sPoor ,An l h h > CaChcr*
S Wcl1 cducnted? Are
men and worn- death of Colonel Nelson of the
u i who measure up with the best? Are they equipped with i KanniB City Star, Frank A. Munaey of the New York Sun, and
U
All obituary knowledge th at makes them real leaders ?
Victor.J.ttWhon of the Chicago DaJ.
resolution*
ly New.*, its u loss to sincere hnd
Professor
Knight
deals
especially
with
th
at
intangible
ir
«n*ln\?nU.
wtl«r«
<
b* Charged
newspaper work in the
advertising 1ratea.
quality known* as ‘'personality." The teacher with per useful
United Staten.
j O i i o c u n m r a e t s sonality is the one who leaves an enduring influence. He
Lafayette Young devoted his
****** ,r , *‘ Is. eaolusand nil his energy to the wel
“A *°„ ,ha
f«c rr- somehow has the gift of getting into the heart of his pupil life
fare of his state, and his nation,
IS ’this h o ™ *" dispatches
■
We Are Headquarters ...
Foe Good Roofing ry,<
11 r-r-'r -.r. lL S LujlL
k ta g w F Y T
Silk Brocades
Orinokn silk brdendes in u
combination colors with *
taupe, red or blue pre
dominating. A very ar*./
tistic nnd different ma- .
toria). Makes up very.,
nttractivoly when com -. .
bined with plain velour.
It is sunfast. 60 in ch * M >|
wide. Yard
m
Bs a
i.
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K
«
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i'V
h K
(k?,'
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m
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IriiJVa
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9 'z m
- , • ->1
* * '* *
n s i
V
rL fia ^ u fe S N i
frm i
mi
< • I
M
•■rv
£ 5 lflo r
^cm ci
thence
1 MI AH I, . F la„ Nov. 19.— (/P)—
\to r four conjto
South 1
•
m
c
a
l
l
_______
„
,
of
NBt
•Both Adeile Smith, 25, alias Potrli toy hand and the seal
J10 'feel
bit C our
I d a .Henderson, alleged /'bootleg. h . a ’ u m a ° “ " “ T ****•■
urt of ths ~Seventh
rlnnfs
bcglnnl
inti
. of
Of the Htnto a t ,
reolt
Complainant,
\
more o r »
[ 0 'Queen of the Pacific coast," was
nd for Somlnole Coun*
It to beret
th at you and
captured hore today by police, who OKAIWEftB, MITCHBLL.et al,
• l is t day of October,:
enoli of ,y<y
appear
before
»
Defendants. •
! our said Clraul
(
sea E T ^ !
|
W ire d canal outlet facilities claim she has been a fugitive from
< 1House at Sam
■V.JB. D0U0LA8H.
c I T A T I O JV
pitches will be sought by the jnstlco Binco November, 1024. She
i ctli day of Dsek
AJ
D.
19
IS,
' ‘Clark of tho Circuit Court
..?*>■ State of Florida to Charles K nnd then and there' make answer
Monroe Chamber of Com- form erly lived in Snn FYancisco.
of the Seventh Judicial i
M i tc h e l l; A. O.
... Jdunn; Andrew Mo-. I?..!??. “IIU
.........ol
..........^
* 4,,, , .
complaint
exhibited
o
Clroult of Florida. In and i
d^Trpa decldod last night a t
Donald; and to each and overy of nualnst you In. thia causa filed
for Seminole County.
COTTON
FUTURES
STEADY
said defendants. II llvlns, nnd If ' »•' >,,ri50,,*.^f <H»I«tlnc th« title
d in g of .the organization. P.
B y A. M. Weeks,
ojther nny or all of said defendants b« '“J K f d e s c r i b e d I
TD*W V cie?k '" ’
***** and B. S. Buchanan nro
fh0
*«oh and every of
,
---- .Ahe .a m . ...
t "'i‘bH.hlna
|„ the ‘ DoCottjs.,- S p 'in ^ r A ^lithton.
NEW
ORLEANS,
Nov.
17.__(/p)
ipena erf the committee, a p
Ualnant.
• “VjloltorSiaud of Counsel
*° take up the improvo- —Cotton futures, noon bids steady; *n2, cvo,ri;
■nle|
deconsed
defenortlor
l*s
puhitslisd
(fn.
Tha
Sanford
' Oct.
.|&* SliVlio V
i t t t project w ith the County Com- December 12.68; Januhry 12.74 > W ' 1 claiming any,,r|*lit. title or r = ^ rr.
H~T
---- . ^ = s = = -------------------M
MaVch
12.80;
May
18.00;
Ju
ly
I. " ? r S° ftny. o r all Ilf the . I N B B B I B I I U l H a s s s s a i e s e s s s i
fc>.<v"TS**t®*p> J n d property ownors.
I M N I I llI N B fi 1
H
e
r
e
i
n
a
f
t
e
r
d
e
s
a
r
l
b
e
d
;
to
I?"'’*
h*r«lnafter
.described;
to
"
dtaina fa^m lands in 13.13.
J*. Fos»*r,‘A Do.. If
If aa col
corpo
of
_ rntlon. who«a principal
Ip a l
pplace
la c e
.v v.'/.tha M W ' MrmroQ',community and
business la unknown
\ i u r£BP®S*iTht®.4Ke fit. Johnst River.
* ■ • 'd c o r p o r a t i o n I s n o lom ccr a
e*nal is not wide enod*h to t h e next m eeting Dec. 2.
'«*?> e n t i t y , t h e n t 6 e a c h a n d e v e ry
• off .the w ater, It was said.
W * f o r m e r s to c k h o ld u rs thereof. ,
w n tjs o n a m e s
are
unknown;
to
"M i itches on the highway have
? 5 f X * 2 ^ ' ^ n a t a r * Co., If a cojjjKr up w .th debris and v e g e ta -)'
®r , h l p ; t o a l l p e rs o n * . w h o s o
ftr.® u n k n o w n , t r a d i n g an d
> *n“ 'no longer adequately
RELIABLE
d o i n g . b u s i n e s s u n d e r (h o f i r m nntno
$ho purpose fo r which they
.*
co p artn ersh ip
to
K ohni.
econntriictcd.
*
litm c d lc t.
If
a
Regardless of whether you are . K u r c h o t t a n d
{ c o r p o r a t i o n , w h o s e p r i n c i p a l p lace
buying fixtures or having w ir o f b u s i n e s s Is u n k n o w n . If s a i d cu rwas eleoted vice
Tn ju st a few days we will move into our new
iuent of tlie trade body. Six
ing done, you have th a t sense p o r o t l o n Is s t i l l in l e g a l oxlntcnce,
a
n
i
l
d
f
s
a
i
d
c
o
r
p
o
r
a
t
i
o
n
Is
no
lontrer
store
ju st across the street from our present
members were reported. They
of security if we nro serving ' * ‘• Kal e n t i t y , t h a n t o e a c h a n d
location. We have mnrked our Btock down
•W. -C. iH artllne, C. C. G natt,
you fo r our reputation is your e v e r y o f th o f o r m e r s t o c k h o l d e r s
hose nam es a re unknow n;
Doyle, E. P. A ustin, J. S.
guarantee of high class work I t o K o h tn w
and unbeatable values are waiting for you.
, F u r c h o t t a n d B o n o d lrt, If
b and Mrc. J. F. Greer.
L and goods.
’ a c o p a r tn e r s h ip ; to all p e rs o n s and
p arties, w hose n am es are unknow n,
ii?.d W tjK |p n and by-laws com- f
t r a d i n g a n d d o ln ir b u s i n e s s u n d e r
W was authorized to d raft a
t h e f i r m n a m o a n d s t y l o o f K ohtn,
,
Melton Electric Co. >Bf tunrcckhtootnt aa nn dd Kllentilfot dh lct, t ;If t on Mcoarpn eley
>■ac -.r : J « W «
an dthe committee
ora*
VSI
Weet n e x t Tuesday night. The
C. Sanford Are.
tlo n . w h o s o p r i n c i p a l p l n r o of hu«l• n e s s Is u n k n o w n . If s a i d c o r p o r a • 11b
_____
m p
n i a i l n i M s u ■b
u s ih i
M W B IH IU U
A nnouncing the
Opening of
i i on ",
,n IrKttl r a l n t e n c e , an d
f s a i d c o r p o r a t i o n Is no l o n g e r a
[
»
n
i
l
l
y
,
n to cncli nm l e v e r y
i i ^ i of th o ( o r n io(lie
r ■ lo ck h o ld ers th e re - ,
' or. whose n a m e s n r o u n k n o w n ; to I
Mono fry. Blor-kirtn a n d K n l a l u , If a I
c o p a r t n e r s h i p ; to a ll p e r s o n s mid I
nam es are unknow n. 1
L.\ru a / 1? « n d (loltitf bmiineuR u n d e r •
",pbi n a m e find s t y l e of M an e e lo y . 1
{B Rl»ckti»t a n d K n lK h t; t o a ll p e r s o n s '
_ and p arties elalin ln a In terests u nder !
w hose nam es a re u n k n o w n ; tra d in g !
a n d tb-l iik b u s i n e s s u n d e r th o f irm
iinni.j a n d s t y l e o f M n n cley . H to ck - !
“ ni1 R n l a h t ; to a ll i .o r s u n s a m i !
p a t ties c l a i m i n g
Interests under f
T h o m a s W. S h in e , d s c o a s e d , a n d / o r :
N a t J’o v n t* . d e c e a s e d , a s h e i r s , d e - '
v lsees le g a te e s, trrn h ta e s or ns o th - 1
“ r c l a i m a n t s , o r O th e r w is e . In a n d J
tb th e lan d s h e r e i n a f t e r d e sc rib e d ; !
to a ll p o rs o n e a n d p a r t i e s a c t l n a a s !
In
<»f N a t P o y n tx . !
A'
a
.
Munn'
A ndrew
l
AroDonalU, G eo rffe L F o s t e r A Co.. !
K o h k u r e h o t t a n d U e n e d lc t . M a n e 8-V, 'ir., o n . ? n * R n l g l i t . c l a i m i n g a
• b y riK h t. t i t l e n r I n t e r e s t In a n d u
i
i® . l h *
h e r e i n a f t e r described, ■
i I 5.1 . to 11 p e r s o n s a n d p u r t le s , u
'
nro
unknown
hut ■
.W h o m a r c b e l | uvod t o e x is t, v. ho 11
, u r o In terv en ed In o r w h o a r e c l a i m - ■
I I " l ’ n ,, y I n t e r e s t o r I n t e r e s t s In o r U
■ 1,1
*,r a ll o f t h e f u l l o w l n a d e - U
E r ' l ' T 1 . :l" ' ? " " n a t e . I y l n e a n d he- ■
E u : , ln lb®. L o u n t y of S e m i n o l e a n d ■
■ 7 > a te o f I lu rld a . nM.ro p a r t i c u l a r l y "
■ i d e s c r i b e d ns f o l lo w s , t o - w i t ;
“
Ito tfln n ln fr a t
th o
N o rth east
C o r n e r o f L o t A of F r i e s P l a t
or p.ort lleud, accord liiK ’ t o p i u t
I h o r o d f r e c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k
No. I 1 a g e 124, S e m i n o le C o u n t y !
l U c o r d s . t h e n c e r u n S o u t h 1:68
c h a in s , t h e n c e W e s t 1.58 c h a i n s ,
tn en cs
S o u th
to
N o rth w est
C o r n e r o f L .,t H. of s a i d F r i e s
I l a t of F - r t R e e d t h o n c e E a s t
lo N o r t h e a s t c o r n e r o f s a i d L o t
II. t h e n c e S o u t h
lo
N orhw sst
c o r n e r of L o t D o f s a i d F r i s t
E * * °*. f . o r t * ' • • « . , t h e n c e E a s t
E ' ' “ ‘ J n "..o f o n v l .l!« AV*..
th e n c e N orth nlotitf enld W a it
L in o o f M’o llo n v lllo A ve. to
a
p o in t E a st o f bo»ilnnln«, th e n c e
n vhi tu heulnnlnu.
We A re D iscontinuing Our Line O f g
Dry Goods!
405 Fourth Street
Two P o o .($ O ff Sanford Ave
^Ncal and Williams, Proprietor*
.
ft.
■- A
n ui
,
11
1
.11,
Poultry,
Live and
t ' i'.
Dressed
P/V
W e are a little out o f the
vay but we positively sell
fish and poultry cheaper
1
than anyone in Sanford.
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a
n
n
e
r
s
D
e
p
a
r t m
e
Three-Speed Sliding
Gear Transmission
B/’J
Clutch and Transmission
)T f y * r *
t
................... 219 Sanford A ve............
,VV"J
A:
.7
/ J
.7
IAm
wm*
- f e -■
Circulation to All Moving Parts
lit;r>y.
30x5 H eavy D uty Cord Tires
Front and rear on one ton truck
?v~
•a
* i3 l
-i^ rz
/.
»• V
u Burtdd
l RATES
ta idrsiK#
“5 1 be receiv'd
| eoil*cI°r «ent
*
i »*♦ *
.10c « One
" |c * line
_,7c a line
.
t
ta
ratee *r* for
/
re length
19—BulldliiR—Contraeting
I
h
n
3
vm
. .| a l i i J
<
58—Household Goods.
............ .
77—Hoqses For Rent.
M M E 8 H. COWAN—All kind* of FOR SALK
Tin and Sheet. Metal Work.
S ! lows for rent, desirably located
.»■«•
W ater and Boat Tanka. A t Oak 115 French Av'»EL°"Ao„tn
en tie.
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
modern throughout. Inquire a i
phone 111.
V.
— Dnumel’s.
FOR SALE On 0 full "ixo day be,|
good ns new 005 Palmetto
78—Offices and Desk Room
HODGINS * COWAN CO., Auto Avenue.
R adiator and akeet m etal w o r k s . . . .
° BBldg
w £ E Apply
A°"i *A.
ENT~
1 » Meisch
Plain and ornam ental sheet m etal | b l — MIsceiJaneouH.
“P ConnrMy
work. Tel. 718-W. 207 French
I Sons, Magnolia and 2nd
Avenue.
FOR
?p.c„?r!
T,i,r . Ef,Fl"”?.Nr S1" -
„ °v» ” ""li iv'.'.V'h.ft?, 'c'nVri,.1'^ 1180—A~ R« || Eslalc Dlrcclory
85— Lote For Sale
HANroVu/ i'iiA\\,l'‘Jbll,h«'1 In the
S „ f i i V*1.11 jlKIlALD, a n o w * p » n « r
’! . Ha" f o r d ,
Ho mint, I a
* ? “ "*»•. H orlU n. unco a we-fek f o r
f o u r (4) r n n n r c u t l v e irre lta .
F ° m tRAI^ :~ Lot 5 o{ L*11®’" Ad
dition, facing Highland Park on
, „ Street. $1750 on terms of only n-n’V noi'*48, ,h" HON. W. W.
of Jutllrlnl
,ho Circuit
*50 cash nnd $25 monthly. Address Court of Hi,' Hot-rnth
Clreult of the StMto of Flotilla. In nml
Box 80, care Tho Herald.
l°f. Hemlno," t.ourity, on this the
Jith tiny uf «.>cuh«r, A. D. 191*.
(HlKiinl) \v. W. WltlUHT, •
PALMETTO CORNER 80 x 100,
Jmlice Circuit Court, S*vsuitable for apartm ent house.
fnth Jutllclnl Circuit of
M orltln. | n ,u ,d f „ r
Owner out of tho city and will sell
C.i.inty.
Under valuo nnd on exceptionally " ’•LfON.tide
lIorkllOLDKn A BOYLE,
easy terms. Box 79 care The
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Oet. 21. Nov. 4-11-1 • -22.
Herald.
COL'(IT O F
"R W IX O I.K C O U X T V , F l.O lt I D A ,
IV C IIA X C R H Y .
fJTIIBL VV. IlOni.NRON. Jnlnetl
by her hu»b.
* * next friend.
!;>'
hushaml^nmt
H. IV. i t o n i
C o m p lain an t
n
J U 1 *r,J LOUIHR
wlfr
nml pack»UAB*D
R
V
K
^PM
K N T w i l l 'd .
ri(».N. n c r p .
I'eferntanta
OHIlF.lt O F P I HI.ICATIOT
SCHOOLSrTci_____
PubHh schools In Sanfoirf?
Seminole county closed a t S Vel
thia aTtertioon to allow ' ‘ t ^ e
and principals to attend t&» |
inole County Teachers Clttb'w
|»ng in the Lyman School,
1 wood. Supervised play and
1athletics will be demoBftxat
1the club meeting by V. If.’’
.official*.
TIIB STATIC OF FLORIDA, to:.
PACKARD UKVICLOPMHNT
I lie*
*7011PORATION, ■ rorp
of 30c for
I,R(1AI< NOTICK
r.
buys are among FOR SALE— French Avenue lot l u T h e C l r e n l c f a a r t o f M e m la o le
It being made to apptsr to this
“STEWART THE FLORIST”
_ j our listings. Phone 745.
Court that a summoni In Chancery
. C o u n ty . F lo rid a , lo C h a o e e r r
‘ nonr Highland Park. $1300. $25
Flowers for all occasions
_____
Is restricted to
hne heon heretofore Issued, directed
2800 ONE nnd two pound tin cans
cash and $25 monthly.
Box 84 . *T«KL W. m iR lN B O N . joined hy to you nnd the Sheriff of P«lm
McLANDjER
ARCADE
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SEE
R.
C.
TISDALE
Tor
good
buys
care
Herald.
ItOBINHON, C o in p ln ln n n t
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Phone 781.
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In Real Rotate. 236 Meisch Buildv
b« responsible
LAUREL AVENUE
lng,
h
205
W.
H
rst
Street.
J . e . B IL IJt. JR ., n n d l.ntTIRK n ! o f f i c e s ,,r- - 10- -y - U-P , " " u r * to r , * ’t
t insertion,
Dosirable residence lot can be
6 f j p M (
VtLOPMKNT coupon ATil IN. n h a v e W ith in tVoT H"■ l e a*t KI*, r b (a o r I C o l d f i ,
nought
from
owner
on
small
for subsequent 27—Profemional Services.
HIGGINS-SMITII-WIGHT,
INC.
Corp., Defend nut.
65—Specials
at
the
Stores.
s
should
be
i office
cash payment. Letwcon 10th and
Rea! Estate and
BHioas *F vMr l
Nerv' d ntul that v'Hir •ffi^cra t r Dengue,
®
in esse of EUGENE PERM ANENT WAVES,
11th Street. Might consider tra d
'KILLED linen weuvers from far-aw ay
INSURANCE BROKERS
iiircntfl nr«* unknown.
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no
kinks,
one
price,,
personal
a
t
And
and Malaria
ing for hoiisu. Box 90 care H er T H E S T A T E O F KIXIRIDA. to —
C en tal
TIIKURKOUK* you, PACKARD
S' countries have sent their treasures to
f M ° 2 ° f the M E- church
;»5
3ERS
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. CIR»nI'bokl
hKVKIjOPMBNT OOllI’ORATIOV n
It kills the germ*.
nn apron and cake salu LICT YOUR PROPERTY WITH ald.
P
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Dickson-Ives.
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ET.OPMKNT
|
corporation,
lamed
„i
Ot,o
of
th*
Phone 849-J.
Has devised some of tty 1
representative
at The Rnsket Saturday a t 3 P. M.
CORPORATION, a corp.
t,“THE L0T KING’’
’
DrfrmUnt* In the ul,.,v« u„| f..,*.
Glcnnting damask, farm ing u perfect back
aflisr with rates,
306 First N ational Bank Bldg.
It hslmr mud a tu nppanr lo Oils •"'>'« rauaa p«ndi'U( In’ th.VVhova
today. Blue sets, gold
88
—
ReuM'Istate
for
Exchange
Court thin ;i summons In Cliancaiv rt,vlad ( ourt ora h<-.t,v ■• ■•:!> i„ 3
»t(on will give
S'. J. NIX
ground for highly polished silver and spark
66— Wanted—to Huy.
ha* !>®»»n li^rMoforr Hsiin«|, iIIiviMniI I.
' amt appear
' l.iu.tv ..;,r m l C|r- ■ m
__
and lavender too, with big
JfornteUon. And
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
<1—Wanted—To
Rent
to
y
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n
d
th
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of
P
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tho
Court
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ling glass, is assembled now. Colorful crash
WANTED TO B U Y ^ w T l ’ and
,y will assist you
llonch C o u n ty . F l o r i d a h a s in ndo i , . ^mfoid. Seminole Countv, Florida. 1■
I f * FI r \
TV *'
fully laundered ntul ttty ,,
210 E ast F irst Street.
inexpensive
bungalow,
locntetl
sets for t,hn breakfast nook are dinplnyed.
t u r n Oint lh» sn n ia c a n n o t hn
I BUY. pny cash Tor second-ham
, a il...urtrl
fith ban
day anf
A |). m
I■
XC 11 1 V f j O 1 ,1, 1
w want sd. to
o.l Ureentlier.
ail o w I iik to \ o i i r f a i l u r e lo c lrct
n o d I(h
e n ntul
ti hi.»«
e r e. m a i.
ke a n 1
pinnna. Address Box 362.
A N T E D - S m a l l unfurnished 'Mthin roQ.HonaliU* distance from tho uf
effective.
Surely here is a place for housewives to
A fashion not,.
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crits
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plal.i.
tiled
house or rooms. Close in ( O. bu5in<*!<5 wet inn. Muni ho fairly w i t h i n t h e S t a t e of F l o r i d a m i c ;■tosi m u In said C o u rl hv th e
(CHIROPRACTIC adds life lo
1s t N O T IC E
gather, to enthuse, to see the newer fashions
pattern is their eyelet
Box. 533.
priced. Box 91 rare Herald.
•in pi. 11n« tit heieM. mild hill of
P a l m R each f o u n t } , a n o f f i c e r , t
67—Rooms
With
Hoard.
years
and
years
to
life.
Investi
in tul.le liners.
[should give their
•n u plu ln t p rill lily f..|
||,o
fo ie
A k c n t iipon w h o m p r o c e s s could
Luncheon nml duim r seta 1
LOTS
—
us
first
payment
on
I'.stirc nml s n le o f th e followllIK
lo- Hcrvnil n n d t h a t y o u r o f f i c e r s m
Lffice address ns gate. Phone 482 J for appoint
$30.
house. Address Box 5U.
•• si i li ed t>r i ' i •• i , i i u i
a p en ts arc unknown.
ment. Dr. W. E. MacDougall. 308 ROOMS, with or without meals 83— Farms and l.itnd for Sale
[phone number if
From the V illages
THEREFORE. you. PACKARD1 M outhiveJi iM.’ i r . f
-tloli
F irst National Bank Bldg.
ills. About one
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
I'.. T o w n s h i p 2il H'.iiili
Rauca
DEVELOPMENT (YUtPORATION. si 13
HOUSE
well
located,
building
ft»4t
Of Czccho-slovnkin are sent sets fo r thM
e
a
st,
_ theussnd has a
unr|»nrfitlon. riArnod ha i»n»* of iho w
I'OR SALE-—Two lO-ncre tracts on
in OinderviJIe. will cxchttngo rt I’ofHnrinnt* In thf h
Imivh nml forr iiid.-r • certain m oi'un«i dated
i (he others can’t
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bridge table, for the morning meal’s serving.
The Map of j
6 8 — Rniim.M W ith o u t B oard
Ptiola road opposite Country
Rointr
c a u s e pemtinK In i h e n h o v e
'C i'cm her :* t h . Ijjr,. f r o m
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32—Help
Wanted—Female
part
payment
on
home.
with
you
unless
Addrcs*
Gny sets in blue, in gold or in pink have dam
Mub. I Iii/t propexty is consider Box 50.
sty le it C o u rt lire h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to JRL1.H. J It., a n d I.til'I H i; |l. JULI.S
Shows many n check mtrfij
address. .
Im ami nppeni' lofm c bur mild Clr
Suitably for tw a
r
desirable country
H \V. RIUIINHON.
room in private
private ed I he most uvairitp
ask patterns. Imagine finding such sets ns
AM T rn m u
n ,
u
...
'FURNISHED
”
>"om
cult Cnurt at the Court House In ,,u
inorded In XPortk’nao Rook JJ on
of the linens now at Die
_jce MUST be W
W
A
N
fhD
White
Cook
who
will
homo.
Enquire
2068
Graml
View
homo
siu’
between
Kr«
family
apartm
ent
house.
Sanford.
Scrnlunlo
,„>unty.
Florida,
itch
Avenue
leu.;
-h.7
.of
tlip
public
record*
of
modestly priced as $1.25 and the very fine ones
it The Sanford
also keep house. W rite P. H. Ave. Rone Court.
Tho linens, ready now
on Ihe f ib d.n of ncccmlicr. A ft . Seminole County. Florida,
and the Country Club. Will sacri SB—Wanted—Rent Entitle
(cal close In, has tyro bat
*nitrt. and llo ii amt* thcr.. pi.ikc
by letter. Tele- Cara Herald.
a t $4.50. Our foreign friends nro kind to do
•' further cnnEH ED tha: this
fice
for
quick
sale.
Inquire
Box
of toiling workers and
nnd three toilets, two c
posh
ci
to
i
mii
,.f
complaint
filed
' 1 ! ! ' [ h " p l l h l l s h e l III | he K A N nuinrea are not
sueh lovely work a t such email recompense!
' , HEAL ESTATE WANTED
n<:nliisl ion "i void Court hv tin 1 " E l i H E R A L D I
|.|,hA. R. L. earn Herald
nwnil you.
gnrago
and la modern bi
h| hill of il
1 in Kittifo ril, s .. ii u i . I i C o u ,it.v ,
I W ill buy or trade for your equity CO||,pi lilt I 1,1 >.........
every roepoct.
ri.. •I i. oni •> a week for four (»|
136— Situation Wanted Female * ^ RENT -- furnishcii rooms,
7"*”------------- —
eomp|:,||,i
t>nn:in
4
for
thi*
fore
A • '
'j *n «».y tots in any subdivision ini clopui,. oa t . it. . r th, foltoii iMg
'l» M i ll ie MOel;,.
conveniently located. Hot water.
— Houses Fnr Snip
tempt • Efficient
lies.
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tile
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RAN.
IV.
IV.
South
Florida.
In
answering
thisi
This
place
In
now
rented
and
Ireland, Famed
WANTED — Position by experi-,' L*r i vn 11? family. .’’(Ill Magnolia Am
nice
• t h . III*. III. Inn ,.f
II,,
I ’lrOUlt
[l tv «r mmi.ii .*f
I*S.
nd ver'tisemei t tell up* how much I
returning a splendid income.
f ih e Key n t h .!udii:lul C lrvnerd stenographer, A-l r e f e r- 1
FOR SALE Two bungalows $25.00
:'<• " n il. lUtrife* 11* ituM •• o• n •o it,.,
.i
you
have
paid,
the
balance
due,
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For Linens
TWO FURNISHED rooms for
cnees. Phone 321-W.
down nnd $25.00 rer month—al- tlio lot inimher*. arid thi* louAtion u*
ft I Son; p
r i Hd.i.
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I light housekeeping, 71!) Oak s" furniture. L. Bland, First St.
f i oh * •. A It
Found.
i orisi*; n i: i u «;
Priced Right for Quick
Ihmiecomij
of property, also
your |>r<?si-1J.VJ vS»i," • i"»»l
A venue.
‘i w I:"HIV*oin
i.
Back
of
spring,
C
III
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W
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WRICHT.
------------ PRACTICAL NURSE would like ____
Sends its wares through the
time
r.nt nnd
ntMivsn. Wiiti? |»ox ***m
Mrittudki ltin.k VI i*vi
Sale
■;
Jlldkv I'll'euit C o u rt. S cv - |
file* ................... .
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jjm Wii-t Watch
|K>«itIon.
Semi-invalid elderly c n
n
,
MW It (’nr ' Snn f on I llrralcl.
! IS» »n , i • • • $’»•»iiti?
nth
must an
"
ml
Cncull
of
■
New York im porters John S.
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Liberal
Terms
i ),•'
In, M.
li ” on I’k 'l'i" or ns housejtecper.
211) "*
,{oom s *or IIousclieepinR I OR SALE Practically new stucco
f I't irl.l-t, in ' ■
Mm an 1
U |v flirt In.r ' »IU»I!IM f» th.it i ;>|h
Address Owneri ml for Fcniluida Countv. I "
bungalow on corner lot in DU—Automobile* for Snle
Brown. The Shamrock lin
\V. |„ Ifcnley.! P,onch Av'. Phone 554-J,
i". i»uiii:Kh-«i in th.- s ,\:v
hoi M ini.lie n X' UOYLU.! ■
Box 101 Herald
now for I
Heights
at
price
and
terms
that
IM’KAM
v
a
im
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h
4|i
(|n>r
piiSi
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i
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URM
bHED
Oft
unfurnished
I •< Sov ( *•Milf»fll 1f|;| rt( j,
* “■“ “ “ —
(Eewird.
ens j?nport;d by these con
IInIo'iI In Sanf'UTl, S-nnii-.le ( \ muiI\.
distant.
EXPERIENCED
— -------------- BOOKKEEPER , ro‘>ni*
for light house. will interest nny borne seeker.
F I ' t OIii , ntifi* u u r»*U, f n* f o u r <♦>
rilRVSLKU
noisseurs aro particularly
ilistinguii
nnd typist wants position. Phone' ic.eopin8- Modern. Private entrance. House hits five rooms ami hath, I’D LS T. FULLER MOTOR CO , <*M||MI>r(It | Vo WUcKm.
utter bitch, white
a s i a K 2 U L ^ B j [ i a s a i m u » a i i a H a a , H n u a | ^ J|^
nl modern conveniences. Write II. Saitfu:.’ Ave. at 10th St. Phono 092!
"
Oarage space. 911 Myrtle Ave.
2003.
,,h” Mn:,J
(withal
1
fine. Sets of napkins nnd
A liberal ra
China Sets
I ' l l t l ' M I r , .1ml ite of
1tie C li e n lt
W. S. care Herald.
i
tion lending to
cnrhailt
n e t'l l r u n
r'., -------- »4
» of tile Seventh .liplclul Clrcloth are $12.50 to $36, while
H * * * r Im I n p r fM h r r d is p la y
-------- ----USED ( A R KXl.HANGE
' c u l t o f t h e . s t i l e or K h u ld n In an d
the dug. H. M. 37—Situation Wanted Male. TWO ^ NICE furnished house
o a tk a th ird flo o r . S eta from
FOR
HALE—By
owner,
room
j.CUKNER
PARK
AND
SECOND
i
i*i»». on
in mnny instances the nap
keeping rooms. 1dirge closet. All
Make itj
* a * ln , B a irla n d , fro m o tb rr
2s11» day of (Vtol.er.
a I>
f o r e l « a p o tt e r ie s an d A m e r i
Bungalow
with
lights
a»ul
water
"*
"
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WANS
LEY,
Manager
!
l'a'r.
_
i
conveniences.
314
East
Fifth.
Dickion-la
kins or cloths mny be pur
ca.
3
miles
West
Sanford
P.
().
on
Do(KluneiD
iv w. wnujM T S
Third Floor
further fal
.gray with white W ANTED—Work carpenter work,
.Imluc i'Iren 11 ('iiurt Hcvi-nth .1ia- <g
chased separately.
Lund highway, $18(>n. terms, a ls o 1
in
restau-J
LARGE
Bed
room
adjoining
il'cliil
I'lrciilt
Itf
III,. Htatc nf ^
!
DODGE BK074tr,'RS
rrnrr choker t oi- „ ” “ ret1e . work’ * ork
Flnrlita, In
nml fur Kcmlmilc ' u
“uth* ,,l«o gurnge, close in. 218 3 room house for $1206 terms. U.' y
Tuesday. An- rnnt or labor work. W. H. Four-! Laurel.
1
'i.iitit
\
Phone 563-L-2.
H. Bunkstnny. Sanford, Fla.
In c lo s in g “ C A N N E D F O O D S
tain, 309 W Second Street, Sun>
Denier*
w i i n i ' n inii'Kiini.iM tii x- itiivi.i:
Finder cummuniK,il lc ■I
f r i'.tin |il 11ii aii Ia
ford,
Fla.
W EEK”
t h e a tt e n ti o n
of
Reiter, I.nngwood,
I'nli. ■•>,•1 •*■1, \„ v r. -U’ 1'!£ If.Hi
WILL SHARE my home with con- j FOR SALK by Owner, Spanish
SELL GOOD USED CARS
e
v
e
ry
h
o
u
s
e
w
ife
is
called
to
genial family. One or two roum d Bungalow ia desirable rcsid, t, . 1
• Orlando, Florida.
38— Bua'nesa Opportunities
in
T itt: i im h it m i n r o r
U'-O
Dodge
Special
Touring
mniiMM i: m r v r i , m i i i i n i .
th e
U n e-iip o f - n a tio n a lly
___ with ho isekecping privileges,
. . . a ■1i:iI .‘■ectiou. Two bedrooms, bath,
IV f it I M D I I .
I ijb Fuid Touring
IlloiiH — R e WANTED Colored couple *a cook convein ’
- oa Evans St. Phone •‘lining room, kitchen, completely
'I
A
IKI\r.V
.
W'M.KKIt
1'II.M
know
n
b f tu id s o f fo o d * to k«
786-J.
1025 Dodge Spot'iui Sedan
•‘ANY. I.Nf . :t F te i Ida rnrnnru •
and waiter for winter a t coun -1 "
| furnished jvith electric stove, etc.
I
lull.
J925 Ford Runabout
PrJco $10,900, $2,500 cash nnd the
fo ,m d
M
try residence. Phono W inter Park
<*nni|lllllllllllt
1925 Grahnm Truck
- va71— Apartments anil Fiats
balance easy. Address box 79 enre
ring by com- 3002.
N o w h e re w in y o u fin d a b e f - \
1924 Overland 4 Touring
I. ItUYI! am i F U L D A ItllVK.
Herald.
i We apecializo
Ilia w ife
te
r s e le c tio n — e v e ry d a y o f
D
cfum
liinla
ublfs. Battory POR SALE—Barber shop on Fifth; FD r RENT—-3 room furnished
-1
th
e y e a r — a n d a t u H aving.
|t»p*iring. L. A.
Street, good location, paying' ®P®rtment Apply Herald Office.!SPANISH
BUNGALOW — A!
MILLER O. PHILIPS Inc
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Foil
f
t
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too!
charming old world home with 1
Battery Service well, reason for selling, owner in
}*■
T i l K NTATK O F l l o R I D A T »
[ft.
grounds a n d '
other businexs. Apply 317 E. Se- FOR RENT Three rooms, b a th ,Mvt'11 ‘‘3t,ibli*hed
L liny 1-3 nml FltFDA ROYK lila
w ife,
ffcnilnn, I'rn v lilmicc
nf
Elm Ave. nnd 13th Street.
garage all conveniences, price i ,loubl° K“ r«irv. A bargain at $10,-;
[cond Street.
Kiiakutclicwii ii. Dmnlnliin of
(■ / I ___
S 11
ft
V<,ry
cn,,h required, j
IM CO.
I
;------------------------------------------------- — reanonnble, adults only, permanent
PHONE
3
occupants preferred. Apply gjq ! Bert Nason, Valdez building. Phono
not the owner.” OPPORTUNITY—For a live wire Elm.
you arc cacti u rcNliIcnl nf a s t a i n s
n i l I r f n n a 0 /in M n i
i«r>3.
business man. Thia proposition
<>r Cnuntry other than tin- State of 5 C$11 I l i l l U i J i O t a l l s ]
SFtlmatee.
I'lnrlila,
nml
that
vimr
place
of
5
’
til
conalsts of an up-to-date wearing
JEW ETT AND PAGE
)F0RD
reNhlcnce la III llcmluii, I’rnvlncd of
•
FOR
RENT
a
gurage
apartm
ent
i
STUCCO
BUNGALOW,
large
livRIVE’S GARAGE
apparel store for both men and
I Sunkn(
mi. iL'inlnlnn of (*una<la.
r.uitable for man nnd wife. E n -! ing room, dining room, 3 1m>I
• nml that »'nrli nf ymi In «»vor thn !
Sanford Dealer
womon In the business district of
I
uf
tw$*nly*
iim (21) ynm , nml
Phone 617 t h a t t h o r n In n o m|»««rNon
Offered Sanford. Upon investigation you Iquiro
J*uiro ^2068
uuo Grand View Avenue, j rooms, kitchen with built in fen 208 W. 1st St.
In th u Htnte*
Requires no lubrication and no adji
! turns including breakfast nook.1-------------- ------------------- ~~— ------ , of Florldm Hrrvli’p of Hiihpornn
ihat
.r my i_»___
__ i Ko»o Court.
will find th
Interest_ in nn-|
------------------ .Small down payment, balunca]
VULCAN17.IN0 W O R K S . u p o n w h o m woitltl lilnil f u l l o r
STORE — Pre other business demands my entire
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES l “IM" 'r “f >“"•
monthly.
Phone
713..
FOR
RENT
—
Furnished
a
p
a
rt
Soda. Wo aro attention.
Address K-2 Care He
U S E Hnttnrie.
I IT IS TIIKFOBK OIIPKIIHI) That
| your phone.
ment to adults only. 813 Mag
you amt each nf ymi .In appear tn
rald,
UlBtrlbUtors
(.handier
[
the hill of romplalut filed OMiilimt
nolia Avo.
"103
MARVANIA
j
Vint III tile filinve c m III, d c a u a e hv
Commercial Avenue
J M A H U .V K Y -W A L K L U
1'UMI‘ANY, .
Allow us the opportunity if j
,
I Nl ‘ . n. C o r p o r a l Inn. lit th e C o u r t
10 Money to L oin
jrw o ROOMS. KHC.nctt. ,„H showing you thi* fine property.
SANFORD BUICK CO.
l l n u i e In H an fo rd, S e m lm d c CiittnFurniture Co.
tv. F lo r id a , on M omlnv. tlie .tril d a y
212 Magnolia Ave.
T r u u a 1LT
„
bnth. attractively
furnished, Scruggs-Scoggans Realty
Irtt Street
<K,
o f J n n u n r y , 1927, a n d in d e f a u l t
eenf r'l 0ne^ *v*6abla at 7 p e r, moderato rent. Young, owner, 200 Phone 735.
Masonic Temple___ _______ Phone 307
1 full line.
• t h e r e o f D e c re e I 'r n t b m fe a a n w ill h e
cent- Close in property. A. P. N. Park Ave.
______: : tiin A , , ,
__ _ _ _
'entered minliml you, raid anil ho"tft. Cash or Connelly A Sons.
___________
iiINCOLN — FORD — I'ORDSON ia« for tbn purpoae of mihlrctiiig
't four business.
FOR SALE.—5-room,
modern
Edward
modern i:
Edward Higgins
Higgins Inc
Inc
I the land* described in the mii of
tL n~t — ** ' r.t '
*. <
1nt to tha iifiviiu*nt of (lit*
FOR RENT— Furnished a p a rt
Stucco Bungalow This modern Commercial A
Palinotto. Phono a
331
■SJh/’thereln*mentlnnet"
41— Wanted—To Borrow
home
bits
largo
living
room,
din-,...........
.............................
ment,
modern,
hot
nnd
cold
wa
FT IS Ft)ItTH 1*311 (VtinKHKP That
'Re Co., general
the most efficient type of geared ]
lng room, 2 beds, bath including BE URE and see the new custom 1,,llN n " lHr be puMiniied once n week
•“Walks, build- WANT TO borrow about $2600 to ter, with garage. 708 W. 1st St.
f..r
fi.ur 14) e o n a e e u t l ve Wf»k* In
mission — Bail bearing throb
shower, kitchon has built in fcn-| bu i t Studehakor*
t h e H A N F O H P I I F H A 1 H . a n ew n'"on boxes. J. R. | build a house in Sanford. Havo
SAN JUAN GARAGE
|ifl|>iT imMlaheil In Henilnril,' ('min
‘*1<>ctric ranK«‘ " 1"1
lot, good location and fully paid FOR RENT Garngc ajiartm ent ul-J tu ,'®',’
ty Flnrlila.
so ono or two bedrooms. 806 wnter liciiter. The price of this
d u n k m ill nitDKItUD at H a n f o r d .
for. Address Box 12 cure Herald.
DODGE
homo is moderate and terms ran
1't'irlila. tlila 19 tlay of .Novtniher. ■
Mugnol'a. Phoqc 206.
Pleasure
car*
ui
.l
GraL«m
Trucks
19!ii.
CLEANING CO. |
_
_
bo nrrnnged nny way to suit pur-1 Elm and 13th S;.
Phono 3
V. K I lilt'III. ASH.
I
i Repairing an(j | * • —DogH, CtltH, Petf.
chaser. Address Box 50 or Phone
Cleric.
FOR
RENT—Nice
rooms
and
IW for prompt ~
—
Hy A ,M. WKKKH.
j
713.
’
SEMINOLE llL’DHOV-ESSEX
Demity Clerk.
upartmonts. Fcrndala Apt.
FOR SALE Small Shetland pony,
W II.HPN. HOlTWHOf.DKH * IIOYI.H,
INC.
gontle, suitable for small chil
•fn llc ttn rs f o r Comt>bilnantii.
203 Oak Ave
I'nli. Nov, IS; 2S; I^sr. 2; 9; nml 18.
TWO ROOM apartm ent nnd sleep FOR SALE—A five room li IIUSC |
• • • e e e * » a ses« s»
dren. H. T. W arren, Oviedo.
Plume
41
'
*
0ARBEK SHOP
ono block from school with all]
ing rooms. Spare for car. 1000
ti
pin
i
s
t
r
a
t
i
on
wot
T
ch
*°'i» Avenue.
modern conveniences reasonable
Union Avo.
The I t f l C l s t f a t Inn llnnki o f I h e
HUPS-MAMMONS
fWrs. Special at- 48— Horses, Cattle, Vehicles
price, easy terms. Address Bo’i
4*11 v o f H s n fo M F l o r i d a , will tie
by means of centrifugal
Sanford
Auto
mobile
Co,
open Monday, November sill 192*.
No. 50.
,dl« nm! children.
206 Magnolia Ave
Phono 137 mid will clone Hitlirilay. N’memher
1FOR SALE— (gallon cow, W. F. 75—Business Places for Rent
27th, 1928. At t h e Ctlv flail.
1^ n . P H 1 M .I P S .
Garner, Gindorvillo
4-ROOM bungnlow on Palmetto
NASH
SNBEKR
y
PRINT
C it y I t e a l s t r a t i o n tYffieor.
.
.
. t\
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for
Ave
Close
in
very
reasonably
L^ads
tb*
world
in
motor
cor
vulua.
PBUr>$. Engraving,
stores or offices ot Park Ave.. priced and on easy terms. Phom
49—
Poultry
and
Supplier
SMITH MOTORS COPIHIMO I,Ainu SAMI
._
“.«* first. Wo do
and Commercial Street. W. M. 713.
Ii UI'AHTMRSfT OK TUB IXTKRIOH B
"• ft. AvenuoYoung, Owner, 208 Park Ara.
U. 8. I.AND OFFICHJ at
91—Legal Notices
FOR SALE Live turkeys for
nalnSBViltn. HI*.,
,
85—
Lota
For
Saif
Dot. D. 1028.
'
Ammeter, Lighting and Tgnitka I
Thanksgiving. G. W. Spencer, 77—Houses for Renu
.
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NOTJCM U h e r e b y tflv»n t b i t ,
'
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t
OIHCIIIT
COURT
j
Phone
400,
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1
—
*
on dash
a jB U N o iiH r COUNTV' V t i m i i u
d i r e c t e d liy t h e C o m m i s s i o n e r of t h *
I’RLN’TERY
FOR SALE Two most . desirable
cameras
FOR RENT Five room house fu r
. ursuant
lots in Heights a t prices well
115— S p e c ia ls a t th e S to re s .
• ~ l
... i
—
- Clarence
Supplies
Plaintiff,
nished, prico $65 per month, In worth your time to investigate.
Hand. H erlal No. 029910. I w ill o f f e r , :
^LLumloy, prop.
excollcnt neighborhood.
Phone Can be bought separately. Small A S T O I t ' F A J U t k , INC., a corp.,
a t p u b llo s a te , t o t h e h l « h * s t b i d - j
713.
down payment, hahmcil arranged
rW VtlpA Tfl. t o :
IM PRESSERY
'
A 8T O K PAIIMH, INC.
.to'auit purchaser. \Vrltp pox 150
FOR RENT—Qnb four, rt
» corporation '
tailoring.
care Herald.
galow and
garage.
Floral
.
f(. TV*
uc. Phone
IMPORTED D1NNERWARE
Avenue.
PUBLIC ATI OX
-The sale .will not' he kep t'o p ea,'!|
Heights, Call 917 West F irst St.
Sv ■
{
tod ay sl^ k s t b u y s *
k
S E E ,, ^ 1
FURNISHED H O U S E -5
MngnoUft Avenue- between
6 COMPANY
,*
'/ 1 i
\
and bath completely furnll . . 11' and 12th Street, eastern oVII Store"
TUB-.BALL HARDI
Convenient to school. Phone P0ft^: por<ure, a pick up a t $a^004M>.. X bs •served ,
Hmi °f nur Prompt
elect offlep:
T.lck
to have
FIVE ROOM. HOUSE, 801 Pecan
85 a:res of cotery land located 1 or
... PROflE 8
Ave., $28.00 per month. Phone U .tulles from .QvI ^ o d R. R. rune
tit:
Sandwiches
7512 M. M. Lord,
'
v*
through proporty and loading nta“
afcrea cleared,
Haberdasher
FOH RENT.—6 room utlfun-Ubed Jf®*1.
.eW
5G—(FueJ
u
t
d
T
e
e
d
»l
lt
P 011e g i a t e
bungalow located at the comer *475.00 pef
tUsy term s,,
^t-fitreou
room hnusS
''
25—Florist i.
m Lw
(:u,h SuPP'> ('<’
H O U S E ;.
a
rfa tio n
Simple, Positive
' Clutch •'
............r r . „ .. .........|
UampbeHs Soups
______ fo r ....
Pumpkin
Campbells Beans
3 cans f o r ............ ...............
Iona C om
No. 2 cans, 3 for
One-Ton
Positive Oil Pump
___
No. 3 can, 2 f o r ____ .........
■
up * n
m
DlCKSON-IVES
s1
•.Wi iN^re ui a-.il.
Arc In unit with the motor Insuring Positive
Alignment of oil ports of tho power pbuit
fe fr'
n
STORE
lt'4
1
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a
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
Gives Maximum Power at all Speeds
Vtr
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IloglnnlitK at a point Jlf) ft.
{•■ "* tho Intorsc.-tli.ti of North
line of HE'A of NE*<» of SWi;
U lll
-r 14
j
We’ve quick moving price on all merchandise,
we’ve got the stock and the prices have never
been au low— thiH is an oportunity—don’t puss
it by.
K
, Pill,
m y
: F o r
The Bargains Are
^resh
and
Salt
W ater Fish
4 t
•
*
ism
j
This means th at o u r la r g e s to c k o f h ig h c la ss
dry goods is o ffe re d a t ro ck bottom price:;,
the prifces -have a b s o lu te ly been slashed to
the bone—don’t fa il to la k e advantage o f this.
Sea Food
5fv ^
!
M
Sauerkraut
One-Half Ton
TRUCKS
Unusuajly large Truck Type Semi-Elliptic Springs
No. 2 1 -2 cart___________
P o sitiv e Wa
Circulate
. Sunnyfield Pancake
[ Flour 20 oz. Pkg.
Lye Hominy
No. 21-2 c a n ______
SPEEDOMETER, OIL
Cooked Brains
No. 1 can
iff
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' Associated PregfffillDXeaflcd Wire
From Bucharest
SANFORP, FLORIDA, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 20, 1926
OF SHIP
Shot Sheriff In A tie
GIVE UP 8 OF IS Arrest, Remains At Liberty
ON STAND
?! >■■}
Check Made by Pilot of the
Ill-Fated Tanker Mantilla
Indicates Twelve of Crew
| Died in Explosion Friday
o f Mrs.
" A s s e r t s he W a s
Miles Away on
,t of Slaying
,t B r o t h e r
i
ITwo Score Others
Are Seriously Hurt
less Appears
HisBirthtJay
Accidental Ignition Of Gas
In Fuel Tank Is Believed
To Have Caused Tragedy
(COLUMBIA, S. C., Nov. SO.—t/l*) illis riirdifion wa'i rot regarded ns
— Harold Wheeler, 110 y^gr-old *:m i ! dungeroui', .mil hospital' authori•>f n prominent WilHartislmtg coun- t ; did not nttoni]i( to have him
ty farmer, mnuined ot liberty relumed.
early today after dangerously i \ warrant was sworn out for
wounding Sheriff Henry Gamble |Wh,« lor yer.tenluy nftomoon folwho attempted to arrest him on avowing four attempts.to wreck Atchnrge or trying to wreck AtlnnGr •anti* i'-.ust Line through truins
Const Line passenger .trains pass- where the railroad passed through
ing near his home.
! hm futtier's lands. Sheriff Gamble
After waiting around tho Wheel- entered the young man's room to
er home near Cades, most of lust <nt rent him. As ho opened tho door,
night, trying to captura Wh#el*r, j young Wheeler fired at him nt
police wore induced hy J. Wheeler, jelore range with n shotgun loaded
tho young man's father,'to leave ;\\>th iteul ball bearings, and fled
on the chance that ho might re-;into the woods,
turn to his parents who would
David Simmons, IS year old noturn him over to tho authorities.
sn.d to Imvo been witness to
Young Wheeler escaped from the i/lviiipts of two men t<> wreck the
r.tnt;* hospital for the insane at tr.i'ii by i.ln.iog lica across the
Columbia last June, after being tin rad . is iudii in :hr William*'»urg
. il u .
Material witness.
inmate '.here since October, l•.•25.
Special Cortimlttee S c a le d
Friday Night to Confer
With Martin and Hathaway
On Geneva-Titusville Road
Conference Date
Sought by, Bebout
S en ator-E lect Parrlnh Heads D ozen C om panies P articipate
C om m ittee F rom T itusville
In 1,000-MlRF T eat H ookC on ferrin g W ith Local Men I” * “U p B u t O p e ra tio n 'ttf L ine
Jant Admits He
Not Tract:
:tfca>,'& 3rB Dillon
iwsSomethiiig o f
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.—(ff)—
A special committe was appoint
Search of the cooling bus of tilt*
ed Inst night by tho Seminole
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—(/P)—
KindsGun Shells
t’ounty Chamber of Commerce to Super-power, the hooking up of
Norwegian
tanker.
Maul
ilia,
rent
Argum
____
!
As the nef minister fri>m Qtieei
wait on Governor J. W. Martin electric generating companies for
'curt l.v an evplosi, o in its hold
RTHOrSE.
S O M E R - ; Marie's Koumuniu conics (IiMri'r
and Dr. Fons Hathaway, chairman tho exchange of current— dally
while in dry dork at Sparrow’s
.1 N<)V. 20.— (/P )i Cretzimm to Washington t«> mii>
ATLANTA
o f the State Highway Department, •pins its intricate wob of Inter
i i’liint today had ac .mtitcil for only
A P — W . D.
inIf tVf w itness stan d j cecd Prine» Hiliosro. Mere he i •iglu of tho hi nun believed
|anil request nction on the lmprovo- laced wires.
■;l
"re s id e n t
tiir! Inlit V flo n rv StGV-lupon landing in New Vink win n ! killed.
I ment of the Geneva-Titusville road
Electric lamps In Boston were T ru s t
hml
inslri.c
lio
denied
that
he
f c ( l with hi« s is te r
*— -■ •
project known ns state road No. lighted yesterday with current pro w i t . fc
i A chcdk made by r.iptain Nils'
Brother with the murder (inns to .seek a loan for his L'i<\
.
Thin decision was made at vided by Chicago and a Florida “ '- P C
„l•.UMoIrrn in'licatod that the deutli
ernment
in
America.
Eleanor K. M ills on
meeting of tho board of gover- cow may yet be milked by current
toll included 12 of the Mantilln's |
14 ll)U2. told a jury
|nors in the Seminole Cufo.
relayed from the tumbling, water
i lew <>f .'15.
Four unidentified I
bv
today that he was at his
I Secretary L. C. Bebout was in- falls of Minnesota;..
. ... ,•
hodiei were apparently tiiose of|
in Lavallctte, N. J.,
|stnicted to ask tho governor and
seamen. The other bodies rccov-1
A dozen companies participated
hjn 50 miles away that dny (
stnlo highway chairman ut once in a 1,000-mll# tost hook-up yesUr-' the itxtr
eied were believed thofe of em
Jit.
I
-"tl Party Goes tin Short 'Citv Munager Williams In- for a meeting date. An1improved day but In tho opinion of Robert, <n the •(
ployes of a chip choiiibig comrany.!
l^itncs.'t nnirl thnt ho spent
.» hi seeing Trip Through ' rites Property Owners to highway to the East Const from £. Dillon, hrnd of the regenerat Reward'
Df these, the body
Amici l‘eter-1
lorninc
t,,wn" aml
Sin Mitilflith Valley Before | Attend City Commissiim Sanford via Genova and Titusville ing department of one of them, the polled,
sen, of Halt:*: >re, war. id-'iiti*)
lin the afternoon nnd even-1
fied.
Cunt. inv 'f Trip to N. Y. j Meeting Monday Afternoon has been contemplated for 10 yonrs Boston Edison Company, 600,000 er to the i
rs. Stevens tvan in Newj
or more, and the project is now volts would be required for econo fixed by* tW j
Of
the
two
score
ui.ini>-d
rc«ei\-'
he said, hot the cook was;
.
----------(iUEKN
d
AKlt.'S
TRAIN
KN-'
(*ity
Manley at
Williams a certainty except for u short mical operation qf a line this long,
Manager W.
wneti he had the evening T w o -P a y C onvention In T his iiig tv ... j,tt ul treatoient several ba.i RtH’ TK TO NEW YORK, M ART-1 ,
which
is
too
much
to
be
practical
stretch
in
Volusia
County,
ac
heard
the
property
x home about 'I o'clock.
i
C ity E xpected to Hi'inif in .■light i bailees of recovery, |>hy- INSm’ Rl.. .. Vn„ Nov. m —(/Plj t,nUn> : ent letters
,
cording to officials of the chamber. at present.
sentence sitting d
■
*
ii
iun
said.
Many
.
‘
tired
who
la* the early evening he said• L a rg e N um ber o f V is ito r s ;)
—riu I'l'ivt by a rensiirrinK mi'Mmvji*1 fwiii rs of i’nrk Avenue unci SecSenntor-olect J. J, Parrish, W.
On the Pacific coast th«r# ia a ley, who has
were treated ut tie* Bethlehem
h*to a neighbor's house to,
from inline concerning the lieultii I ond Street inviting them to attend F. Allen, mayor of Titusville, and 1,800 mile hookup, with 30 miles since the trial
Prominent Speakers Listed Shipbuilding
Corporation
dispen
tlK. fish were biting and j
of her husband, King Ferdinand, of | „ public hearing r.ionduy on tho W. A. Donaldson, a commissioner for the longest transmtslsop, for M<*i U*t#h#d
Preparation? for the housing sary went into their homes. Phy- Runinnia, (jnren Marie set out toeighiHl a six-pound fish for j
of Brevard County, nttended the which 220,000 volt* are required, Ing o f the jury**
I nil.! the entertainment of delegates sivipiii'. and nurses were enable to ir.y for u brivt ,, I sightseeing proposed widening nnd improve- meeting and nindo brief talks. Tho the highest powered Hoe now in no etootloa* '• V .lvr
i
ment
of
these
two
thoroughfares
keep
tin
accurate
tally
"f
those
Steven* -anl that lit* was j to the statu V. M. {’. A. convention.
trip before undertaking the last i between certain limits. The prop highway can be completed by tho operation, Mr. Dillon says. Thla
Attorney# fo r
■Ur familiar with allot guns l which opens in Sanford Mmidny, hurt.
Ian of her journey to New York.
united action of Seminole and Pacific system connects Vancouver motion t<ft *‘ V
Aecident.il ignition of gas guiew something » f cartridge*' are being completed today hy loctil
The historic Khennndoah valley erty owners will ho given tho Bruvufd counties, Senator Parrish with Sap Diego and Yuma, 1,000 Howard fixed
|»rm?. He declared that he "Y ” officials. Many of the del ernted from nil that remained in nliing tin* rutin from Mnrtins- privilege of stating their views declared.
Ho assured the board miles away, and nt Seattle ia tied to hear
owned or fired a pistol egates are expected to arrive in c fuel tai#k when the Mantilla went burg to Harper's Ferry, Clmrlci- at tho regular mooting of tho City that he would leave no stone un in a lino to pilling#, Montana,
r. 8oMeitbr Geaantl
into drydnek was beliuved the ton and Winchester, attracted the (Vmmission at 2 o’clock Monday. turned to have tho highway finish
the city tomorrow.
tar*.
Tho dream of the engineer is to •aid that U
cause
of
tho
blast
which
ripped
tho
Among
the
speakers
who
are
to
Frames Stevens Hall nnd
Queen today. I he schedule for the | «
ng property owners affected ed.
span the Rocky Mountains.- and When the r*m
'
|Stevcns, the two other dc- address the convention is W. D. vessel's steel plates like tissue. morning roused her Majesty from 1by the proposed street widening
Mayor Allen said that tho Bro- brldgo the gap between the mid against Mtnley
1( will testify later. The Weatherford, president of the Flames licked from the fissures, bed soon after dny*break for ai has been advocated by sovoral pef- vnrd County bond issue to bo west and Pacific group* of power
trial. '■. ; ™
^
j being tried for the mur- Southern Y. M. C. A. College, of scuring workmen from the docks 7 o'eloel: departure by motor over sons v :•) would be compelled to placed before tho voters on Nov plants. This would fo r a n coast
V
The
jury
.was
lii. Eleanor K. Mills, choir Nashville, Tumi. .1. (.'. Penney, and drydock scaffolding.
famous battlefields and the region bear the costs of the Improvement. 123, included nn allotment of |100,- to coast super power link. Yeeter- last night but
[ who was slain four years of Miami and New York, is also on
Rescue workers who penetrated that saw the pU Liresiiuc rise und | . With tho invitation wont cost : ono f o r construction of the Geneva dny’a test was described by' MT.
deliberation
.
-Mrs. Hall’s husband, the the lists of speakers. Mr. Penney billows of smoke which blanketed fall of Johh Brown.
) estimates of the improvement on I Titusville road to the Somlnob Dillon as a step toward develop morning.
. V'
_ rani W. Hull, who was is said to he one of the hu:;o.'t »i„. dry dock after the explosion
ment of the "buai” and it is known
Distress nml anxiety which grip- three possible typos of paving us.County boundary lino,
nley wetV
'tf.(uc of New Brunswick'11chain atom opeiat nr i» ilio I sit'd found disabled men frnnlirully nt- pul Marie or three days nnd caus-1 follows; sheet asphalt with rock i Commissioner Donnldson assort in power, circles, fpr relaying ,cur
*
lurches.
'
, '
j States nnd on” >!' He* proi ree,u tempting. to escape from udvanc- ed her to nbindon bur tour nt hnjc: brick pavement with rock j uti thnt tho united efforts of citl- rent across-thf "
The mid-weAt
gtcvnis as a witness1puckers of the Y M. < A., It. M. . ing . In nms of burning oil. Xtuny LouisviUu were greatly alleviated j |)nl*#p#nd brick laid on #«rt '. The sens of tho two counties would re
ft-iraw any such crowds |King, of Atlanta sml Guorgo O. wire tnkeV'oul with thetr cloth Inst night when she received this city engineer’s puvoment h- t roc- sult In the completion of the rtx*d been th* crfcdle
Ono o f the b|g
_t0 the courthouse cor- ' Draper, o f New York, lire the ing afire.
ommended thnt when the treets within tho noxt 18 monthe.
oblegrnm:
ltd even overflowed to the ! others who are to he heard during
A thorough search of tho inte
“ Pupa better, don't be noxious.' are repaved, it will with si otaspRepresentative J. R. Tylos and *
^
”
aad
rior o f the vessel was impossible
[the building when Mrs. the two day session.
.
It was from lu*r daughter, Queen halt with rock base, nnd •i\'o the Represcntntlvo-elcct L. P. Ilagan,
to,
Iowa,
Mlssourl
and
Ohio.
J
k
«h. state's Mtur witness ( The first statu convention ses until several hours a f t c the ex Marie of Serbia, who is with the proporty owners credit for the both of Seminole County, declared
majority of lb« '1,73M central Sta gla and Florid*.
l(ram her sick bed Thtsrs- sion is to get under way in the plosion. At that time no truce of King in Iluihnrest.
Lack of defi brick tuken up In the present pave In their talks that they would a#Tradar. Bank W ^ ll
tions
in this group ara co
|- resbyterinn church nt U o'clock liodies could be found.
When the pavement was i g|„t jn every way to bring thu
nite news frr-m iiotne in recent ment.
by
47,000
miles
of
,wlre,
sotn*
Tuesday
morning,
the
first
day
OffUals
believed
tho
missing
rold are >oo Mr. Stevens,”
ilnys caused Marie to cable to her put down, the brick was laid on road project to realization. Com- 000,000 poraons Uv* In tM ra
^ A fS ft *
|tUrciu*i* E. Case o f de having been scheduled for com men might have boon hurled into daughter for information.
The sand.
missicnor E. H. Kllbeo of Semlnolo served, and 17,000,000,000 kilowatt ruled
mittee meetings anti hearings on the water or consumed in the reply came just as the Queen wns
ad,
■
The proposed widening will ln- County urged tho committoo ap- hour# o f electricity are furnished Indictment ba qu
flames.
even ycar.>, this happen* the past year’s activities.
joining members of her own party i elude Pnrk Avenue, from First pointed to make every effort to to 5,000,000 homes, factories, and entsrsd a plea <
Hoy's demonstrations and book,
Lais Larson, second mate of the nnd the American group aboard’ the
[birthday,” answered Mr.
"
to Third Street, and Socbnd Stroct, obtain immediate action on the farm*.
Power men gaap when,
**t aside all ‘
wt
maps, charts nnd pictures exhibits Mantilla, who was aboard when the train in the dining car.
from Oak to Sanford Avenue. Tho road project.
asked to compute the miles of di court to ,
denied stories of state |are also included among tho ne- vchbcI blew up, gnve a graphic
Tho special road committoo ap strlbution wire In this territory. ity ‘ ‘
movement to widen the two thor
a» to his movements. Ho |tivitics planned for tho two-day account of the disaster from hiH
MARTINSBURG. U . Vu., Nov. oughfares between the specified pointed Includes Leon Loroy, presi Thoy cstiroato that in I960, gener tried.
in New Brunswick when Jconvention. The Halifax
Boy s lad in Marine Hospital, Ho wus 20. —(/Pj—Queen, Marie and her limits wns started by property dent of tho county chamber of ation for the region wjU reach of sane c »
Demurest told of seeing, Band is to furnish music for all seriously burned.
royal party arrived here at 7;15 owners with tho view c.f establish commerce; E. J. Trottor, secretary 03,500,000,000 kUowat hurt, almost lag o f
“ A h second officer of tho ship," o’clock thin morning mi tho final ing tho grades so that contemplat of the Sanford Chamber of Com as much for the entire Unitad;
td»> after the killing, he occasions. Tuesday evening there
rj
work merce, and R. J. Holly, a member States at present.
wus not near the scene in to be u banquet for the visitors ho said, "it wus ntoro or less my lap of their journey to Now York. ed building construction
The party won transferred to au coutd be carried out.
of the board of governor# of tho
drying a year later as in-the Woman's Club homo on duty to bo foreman for tho day
Super-power, which power men
Sanford and county chamber bod claim Is a misnomer, wae lllustratto by Mrs. Anna Hoag. ^Oak Avenue. It is scheduled for of the repair jobs and the i/cr- tomobiles from tho special trail)
kmiling that was being done. 1 for a forty mile sightseeing trip
cd In Its first test on a big scale f*
l it B e time former stute i 0:30 o clock p. m.
ies.
Following is u teututivo pro had (-cine on duty nt 8 o'clock in through the northern end ol the Pensacola Gets Next
The board will hold ita next more than a year ago In the South ~
Henry I.. Hickman told
the morning. I had lost sight of Shenandoah valley to Winchestci,
•
Civitan Convention mooting In Oviedo, Nov. 20.
when Industries in the northweet*
»lioniiig him on a “ fishing gram:
the time and do not know exactv . Virginia.
Nov.
22
Stute
Finance
Commis
orn of North Carolina iacfd a shut
The Queen will return
|»t Uvnllctte, he was in |
down because of a water famine*
LAKELAND, Fin. >Iov. 20—m J
im3 no “ such fishing pier"' sion meeting, Seminole Cafe, 1 to |y what time It was when I N¥ft'' to the train Inter at Harper’s Fer
standing amidships about 15 feet ry from where she will go to New — With the selection of Pensacola 50 Car^ Needed for
The maximum output of a steam
•l o’clock.
Iexistence then or now.
Special Group Meetings, State from tho side, observing some la York.
■tation
on tpa. Tennessee, rjv<
•Y*
Visitors
Monday
ns
the
convention
d
l;
for
1927,
tho
.
•
Chapter Association Boy’s Work borer# who wero cruwl'ng under
carried on tlje wires of the
Florida Arsoclntlon of Civitan
tho ship, testing the rivets with a
Secretaries, 1 to 4 o’clock.
Clubs in session here two days, od- Fifty automobiles are needed for ma Power Company to th* Unas of
. State Physical Committee, 1 to torch.
journrd shortly aff« r noon today. the transportation of visitor* to the Georgia Railway »od Power
.
, ' City Planners to
4 o’clock.
, • "But «u of «■ sudden I heard a
Meet next Monday Rev. Chas. A. Raymond, presi the state convention of the Flori Company, which.released an equal
Dinner in tho Sanford Woman s terrific crash nnd looking up 1
dent vloct, announced the appoint da Y. M. C. A. on a eight seeing amount to the .-Southern .-power
Company.
—
-1 re
p^wsr,
It
Club nt 0:30 o’clock. This dinner saw a vivid flame that seemed to
TIk* city planning commission ment of K. K. Hanson, Lakeland, trip in Sanford Monday, E. J.
. Power,.and trU
is to lie furnished by Sanford civic shoot out from the Hide of the will meet nt IU o’ekwk Monday us » jcrotnry-treaBurer to succeed Trottor, secretary of tho Sanford layed to tl
>. yUlip-U;
clubs aud by the Chamber o f Com- ahip, l know hmnedlntcly what hud nuirning'to consider minor changes Goorgo B. Carter, iaiumbent, whoso Cbambsr of Commerce skid today. Light Systeni a*
ORLEANS, Nov. 20-(.■VI mcrca.
hupjicncd. 1 turned around, and requested by tho citizens in the term expires with that of IL'-M. “ Wa wish those who have e o n aud wo* distributed t
,*T
.' $$$$'■' *<
|iUtdiffe Irby, diuirman of
Th<j first alate convention nos- it seemed as if tho whole sido of boundaries of several of tho dis Shearer, Orlando president,"
can arrange "to drive visitors about dustrles^
In
dally
use,
super
power
»td of diiccu'ni of the Cunal Mon Is to be hefd on the morning tho ship was coming down oil me. tricts, as outlined In the proposed
.the city will have their cars at the
|and Trust Company, com- of Nor, 28 at- 0 o’clock. The sec
"Ddiring this tlm5 I heard con zoning* ordlnanco. The changes Pope Attacks ‘Bloody Presbyterian Church at 4 o’dck to reduce rates by reducing
suicide in a local undortnU- ond Hcaoioh la to open ut 2 o'clock, tinuous explosions^ Not no loud ns •weru requested ut a public haarMonday afternoon J” he aakb "Cit- ment coeta through dhitributioj*:pf
|t»Mlihment today."
t.....
_____
In Mexico isens who can have their car* at the burdep of pesk.joad^, occurr
‘ m. ^
* Convention
headquurtora the first, hut with c*ch successive Ing held In tho City Hull council Tyranny*
ing at different hours in diffsrsnt
rrWde followed the
ft f i o tf’ the’ Flwt Frcibytcrinn bnng there wus n iTirab and part chamber* Thursday night.
.tho church ahould call tjM Cham roglona, ana r*tjadpg the need for
> Mr. 11bv ..f a uiskat for
u
ROblhi,
Nov.
2
0
—
(/n
—Popo
Plus
of
tho
ship
wnanod
Q
>
givo
away.
ber of Comm.orce office Monday
1church.
The (jft'pdVcd zoning ordinance
emergency
pen
*m
Ineral. Hi visited tlje lporI'rwUJcting my oys* #» much as I will bo prosonted to the City Com In an itom published today con- morning ao thht W* c*h know 1n expensive
• a i
Wh.ether all thd- electric eom[.<Kab!iiliim iit and mudo the •
dennui
tho
"blood
y
tyranny”
suf
could With my Han/M'P'rushod out mission •Monday afternoon.
advance how many car# V
Tho
nlea
oTtj
m
rie
to
r
hejBoy
Scouts
Guide
irihrg th* pro
finally picked city planning' opnimlssion !■*• » fered by <th* clergy and faithful there." .
.
7 .\ V " l
.
U> prepare for hfii funeral,)
In Mexico, ejdiorte those in other
if' change. of
utfiby
City
Traffic
Today
Hcml-offlcial
Tiddy,
authorized
by
w e rU p n '
Ne felt was not far off.
^.. Continued** »fcgo'«lgbt
.
lands to continue prayer in behalf
tho City Commission.
making the selection, Mr.
Sanford Boy Scouts werd :Mta-l. i,y .
|l'‘ VmV*------—
of the . Mexican* and .expresses
a U
n ? t a ii^
Runted the stalls to tho #e- tioned today at tho principal ,
faith in the final victory of * the
hr
**•
fli»n [lS|
Bunnell—Texaco
Company
erect
or. A few seconds later strict intersections, wlidro ■tM School Girt* "Hurt
church.
;,
. *•
■
V .*
ing
new
distributing
plant
hefe.
mills.
So
r f* force of the funeral paf- "stop” traffic rcgulatiomf nro 'ip
Bag, Bewgering
SAVANNAH,, Nor. •
mand fay
^srd a shot. Mr, Irhy was offect.
ji.»»<
The scouts politely re
An automobile wrench ha* '
[on « sofa at the andiof tho minded drivers who fnilod to-stop ' Surah Elizabeth Rossitor, 13, in
S a n fo r d A V e n u e B U B tu ess
*|lh a bullet throilghj
ht "thre-ugh” streets of tho now jured whon she stfuck the pave
Bn the fl(H>r beside hla' Wan traffic law handed them u copy of ment In alighting from • icfaool bus
pie were;.
.v ‘ T!
rolvcr.
, * *
the now ordinance adopted ^ alx Thursday morning,, was reported
day me
Fv ? M ;
r
r
e
V
, ^r^’>one of the. wealthiest
- r - ^ r . •' t j
today as much improved.
-.
'
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Ipfc.
,
A
-*
-«r
*
'
Dtjnivsy
waa
a]
toe South, was noted for WThe scouta worked at th# street
Sarah, tho daughter of Mr. and
Matter*'-perftrihltig to
Wlsnthmpy. He had mode
a aurvey an'
intersections last Saturday and Mr#. A. K. Rosslter o f Celery Av and p la v for ah attempt to
Uo anonymous contribu
tend
to check the
enue; rocelvcd cuta over her loH itinerant peddler> *ctivUI«» iu *h*
v»tor the equipment of cliy police officials wore so well plp««- temple and right ^ear. Hot right
i to horpituls nnd topTutUnb U*> it)» # 9 -P«blioity ;W oU \,
foqt w#s injured by thei who*
wheel of
ion waa one week old
called cm
htlty.
; * td M r S S ftW
. . She
th
eb
u
irlt
w
M
J^leved-.B
h*
wa.
f been O
^
to drf “trrfflq
personal attor»_______
_^,lW*d.
also bruised
about .tl»*
heed. One
held at 8 o>
tr
*aUributed thp anus wheel* scraped her right
of the bu
"Wlsncholia, brought on
tveotf#
Xj-.Raffeld
ar
fo o t ,.
'
oy hia rctlrcmont seter-'
Th* bus, owned by- 0»*8. ChorJVi Boniska a
P> ago ns president of tho A* i
ponlng and used
--------*f“ '
t i l a committee
Ihk * .?nd TrUfct Cqmpany, l , JOLIET, -U l.xrl
i study o f *“ •
in
,tbanLooppi4
January
'Dafc'i
QUEEN RECEIVES PUBLIC HEARING
CHEERING WORD ON WIDENING OF!”
FROM BUCHAREST STREETS CALLED
Y.M.C.A. OFFICERS
PLAN TO RECEIVE
MANY DELEGATES!
ter Kills Self
:r Selecting His
fib For Funeral
mm
e
Automobile Wrench’
Leads to DtVorce
'P la h s For
In
ofa’ I
Nov. 20~ypl_.Thl|V
» Sin KUmrY
TCP.
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fo r
est
L ake
0
F ast
R ecord
Madi
IB :'c';.
’r in c e M
I W in n e r
____
,
r •
Ir o q u o is
o f
Is
A n oth er
Latimer, c .
. „v t?. ..
in naval force* 1
m
* *v
m
__,n water*, six or >___
I»fla, are under Admiral Latimer’.'
1
wj
-1
command, settled at various point*
In .Nicaragua, Honduras, and Gua
*
i
temala nnd presumably they nre.
1
,E
»
* '
••
>
■ . ’KJTTfrr-Vs
alert to the gun running s!iuation.|
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_
Maryvllio trimmed Carson-New-. while possessing not near the punch
iM U li| lM U R a ia a a a a iu iin ia iia iM a iiiiH i» i» »
* «• auch action r.hould be doomed |
warranted, they are In position to man yesterday In the annual class- it did two and three years ago, hns 5 = = = ^ ■
Ii'i . ir.!;.' '
* —----- -7-ri . ■ 1' - — ---run down and capture the Mcxicnn ic betwoen tho two Tennessee col- 1had a big season this year, Maryfilibusters, nnd might have the co logcs at Maryville, 10 to (J,
j villu was doped to defeat Carsonoperation of the Ontral American
Ycsrerday’a victory Is the fifth , Newman. The Highlanders nre said j ”
governments whic hhnve establish
game which the Highiandci s of to have a "thorough coaching bvs- ' ■
ed embargoes.
„
. t
a
Pl?y" lnJ Sh° rty ig
While tho filibustering activities Maryville, Tern,., who will inva.ld
und attendant developments have Morlda Thanksgiving Day to meet j fo(lt,,n„ conch at thc blg Prwby.
overshadowed the other elements the Stetson Fighting Hatters in , tcrinn school.
•v.
of th strained relations between j Sanford, have won this _aeason. The 1 Stetson plays the Georgia Aggies
.j - /- r
Mexico and tho United States, they Highlanders defeated : L. S. l.\. on Cammihgs Field ip DcLnnd tnnrn not being overlooked. Charge Kilig, Cumberland, Georgetown nnd day. Coacli R. H. * McQuillan'’»
Buy Direct From Owner, a 2-Acre Tract
Sbhocnfeldt, nt Mexico City, hns Carson-Nexvman. The strong M ary-! boys should hnve no trouble dis• ' On Dixie Highway N o .‘ 3
Just been Instructed to make rop? ville tenm bowed in defeat to Ten- poising of thc tcuni from the CrnekreSentations to the Mexican gov nc'SBce and Kentucky, iosing to je r state.
■ Land i* heavy hammock and will raise all kinds of vegetables.
ernment to removal of ngrnrinn
these powerful nggregations by a
Tickets for tho Thanksgiving ■ Beautiful homesitos with large shade trees nnd close enough
trespnssors on property owned by
narrow margin in both games.
|Day battle will go on sale today
Mrs. Vlrginln King, an American.
H " to Sanford to be desirable. Electricity is arnilable and also
The game between Maryville nnd at drug stores in Hanford and l)eSkeptical Oi'cr Report
Carson-Newmnn determined the Land. I.egionnnires of Hnnford and ■ the fineat of flowing water.
The statement nt Los Angeles
■ All tracta havo nn rastern exposure and front about 125 feet
last night by Adolfo de In Huerta, mythical championship of Knst |Stet: i>n student organizations will
■ on, the paved rond. These trncta arc priced very rensopnblc
Tennessee,
according
to
the
Knox
I
wage
a
ticket
sales
Campaign
beformer provirionul president* of
villc Sentinel.
Caraon-Ncwmnn 1tween now and next Thursday.
2 at $1,200 with $200 down and |20 per month.
Mexico, that 20,000 men wore in
™w&
’ rincM* Iriquots won her second
yesterday by capturing t>ho
lit two heats of thc opening
CO. Previous to thn raco *ho was
irchnr,ed. for a reported $5,000,
E. J. Baker, of St. Charles,
rfcphew o f tho famous “ Reteha
lllon" Gates. Sep Palin was the
(tnlng driver.
foe Patch captured second mon“by outgamlng Thais Direct in
third hoot by a nose. The hcu*.
w or ■kras driven by Louis Ru
FAR M ?
S
tffp f
i .
s '.
T
r"
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Id
Nicaraguan Appeal
rs Captial But
lidge...........Is Silent
’...............
iBearin
s
1
A Heme ol Your1
ft
Tb a Rilt.l btc5Bin.T in old age
save systematically in your youth,
tilnrly In the Seminole County Bank/
be u home owner.
4 l*er Cent, Interest Paid on SaVInji]
SeminolM (ffounhi'
— At —
N20 First Street
______ Sanford, Fla.'
STRENGTH - 8ERVICK -
la B B r^ E iD z a n ce ca iia zE D
T horns
Very Extra Special For Saturday, November 20th.
N A S H
L a M od a T ien
On
Sale at
Lends the World in M otor Cmr Value
15 N. Orange Ave.
in A L L N ew
N ash M od
Orlando
Opp. SaaJ
Individuality is Essential to women who Dress W e l l . . .
Personal qualities should he considered in choosing mod
ish attire . . . more than glad to show you the newest ar
rivals at any time, but do come Saturday.
.
:l-
“The T r u ly M o d e r n “S ix
c Must have a Seven
Bearing Crankshaft
If y o u are con siderin g a “ Six” then the F IR S T
th in g to fin d o u t is w h eth er o r n o t it has a
7-bearing crankshaft m o to r.
]Bearings
1The Maximum
Number for a
“ Six**
(Continued from page one)
Diaz government might be permit
ted to obtain arms from the Uni
ted States through a lifting of the
embargo on auch shipments to
Nicaragua, With tho exception of
Mexico, all other Central. Ameribn governments emulated tho
United States .in establishing this
*
p. v Official notification of
iaion to the &!e.xicui\ govt» however, merely brbught
JiXeply that the question would
be taken under advisomont.
the silence that veils the
altuatlon here has^opie no indicattoo that new instructions have
sin
lh0 m o "ol,t
Dlai’i request,
jBearing^
For Greatest
Crankshaft
R igidity
OFF
c
F or if it has o n ly a 3- o r 4-bearin g crankshaft
y o u k n o w at on ce that the m o to r does not
fo llo w the m ost m o d e m engineering.
Evening
Dresses
O N L Y 7 bearings w ill positively assure the
highest degree o f sm o o th , silent crankshaft
op era tion .
—look at tho price
nnd discount 15%
any garment in
House, make your
lection early Friday
Saturday at—
T h a t’ s w h y the p e rfo rm a n ce o f the new 7bearin g m o to r N ash , w h e th e r a Light Six,
Special Six, o r A d v a n c e d Six, w ill prove a
revelation to y o u in pow er-sm ooth ness and
power-quietness. T r y o n e o u t T O D A Y .
On* nf
a
tag
on
the
se
and
Kind
lri'Hlrfl
S^APPEAUX
©
fBearings
M ini m ix*
M otor
Maintenance^
SMITH MOTOR CO.
Values to $ 4 5 * 0 0
133 Sanford Ave.
LOWING with color—
I glistening with adorn
ments. fnshloncd of
filmy nnd substantial
materials, these mudcH
are excellent values at
the former purr or $15-—and now
are irresistible at thc special price
75
Race Meeting
Mi’ ORTED models .. •
For supper Club or
Rail flashing combina*
tionn of affeetivo new
f
est brilliant shades—
and lakt but not least
UNCOIMAJILE EXCLUSIVENESS
and after all the satisfaction or a
genulno' bargain stirs th« excite
r ;
ment of choosing A
aow for
u)
]
of
T H E IN A U G U R A L
Values to $79-5®
.
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The Premier Event ot Florida’s Sporting’ History
S a tu rd a y
Saturday at
SEM INOLE R A C IN G CLU B, Long wood, Florida
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“ ON THE D IX IE B E T W E E N SA N F O R D A N D O R L A N D O
- -
--
. ‘, 'M
Stk
w
iii±,
L. A . R E N A U D
le third event went to Robert
S
* . ', .**.’■’■
■* . 1 *
•
tIABT FURNITURE
BOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO 6
, i. . ..
— SEE —
Vlth apparently little effort on
m,,- 0^‘
tho ]stier’s part. Tippie Frir.ro took
tbinl heat nnd second money,
R rft'
Stokes In the sulky.
ftt‘ ‘ I,'-,-.'
ladles’ Day Today
v<V ); . Today is Ladicn’ Day at tin• plant.
The first of ther •
fcj*'. .carded fo r last Monday but
, imtg to tho rain the program won
cancelled for that day. From now
'
pn officials expect fair weather—
Pr" x . jtp) on Ladies' day they expect
Jh", many of the fair sox.
*•,
Tho crowds aro improving in size.
$•
a* the meeting wears on, showing
ag ront amount o f intrest i»
it created In thc sport in this
on o f the state. Daily arrivals
i
from thc north nre nddlng to the
* of veteran horsemen.
u ,u • ° M ’*
NOVBLTIK
You Want a Small
'‘ • P r o g r a m
F ea tu re
4,1 A*’
*
fU 'U r Robert I.. Hooker
**h
Jjkbdove Guy, who was three
m*'bid champion pacing gelding
Stepped around tho oval
.-two fast, retard breaking heata arms in a genern! rebellious move
ininol.a yeotorday ofternoon ment in Mexico, was received here
,jture the Hold Forrest Lake with'skepticism. In making this
k». ,His timc for the first heat announcement, he took occasion to
a grant amount of interest is renew the charge of Holshevistic
u”
\y, wap x.uo-j
1
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and
for tho next it was tendencies against the Unlit** gov
g
2.04M, fo r t two seconds slower ernment.
Mexico City was no! the only
world record mndo
p . than his own
os
Central
American capital ia which
years ago. His share of the
ic $2,142.50 for winning ,yc*- the Washington government’s re
m ".
- t fa U y ’a premier event. Sep Palin cognition of IHu/. caused intentc?
interest. San .lose, Costa Iticn,
try win In the tulky.
having found tho news sensational
jffy>
l Theodore
is by Guy
Axwor- Wiin
!•
J-T
T . Guy
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with ine
the mu
IMario de Costa Rica sugt<- f#y, out of Princess Margrave. Ho
th
it represented a
fe i
tb? cour“
A
i,__ _ ,______
.
. ,n .,tho P‘
- nk
. change in American
policy. NicaW l t i o n . j a a t o few days ago; r
,lhornls |h|? 1
y
re said tho fight
his *t*rt has been anxiously
(i.
conservative ndminU» it « r by many race fo llo w e r ]trntlotl ln th,.lr cuunl
woul<1 bo
was dmply reward- eontlnue.l, and that 5000 men were
undcr nrms.
erman Grattan, with A. K.
in tho sulky, Iwsted Luila
’ Fbrbes, the Walter Candler entry,
'£'JpT.second money by ousting the
f l a t t e r In a stretch battle. I.ulla
M rbes had raced second to Theo' dote Guy in the first two heat*
y.r* ftfrd was easily tho favorite in the
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NOV. 11th and Continuing for 15 or Moire Days
v.
| Wfiee th# World’s Grtalcst Horses and Drivers and hear the celebrated Louis Rich Radio Band at America’s
most completely appointed race course
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ladies’ D a y s -]Mow
' ^ d ra isd w iifa cJ u d ln g Grandstand and Parking Privileges, $1. 00
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HIGH
In Their Problems
PAID TO LIB1
COUNTY BY MAYO
.fohn H. Mack hiw been appqlnt«<1 illrector of notional business
sitlcH of Hodge Brother®, Inc., ac- (
wthm-NH. and qu.i t- i ^ r j j u g ^ M announcement made j
prmpiac - tiunliticH j j)v |0f,n |{ [>M) general sale* man- P r o g r a
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In|Erskine Six Scores
Tampa i
Auto Show Success
October Is Gw en
record breaking suc
At Over 31 M illions cessAnother
was scored by the Ersklne
TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 2 0 (ffl— Six, Studebaker’ s new cir, at the
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; The valuation of all cargo handled Olympia Show in London, accord
o f Section Together ‘ through the Tnmpa harbor daring ing to cables received by A. R.
W ith Its Climatic Condi- ; the month of O ctober"w if placed Ersklne, president of the StudeVf***
i « l ’ - I iigiT. Mr. Mack, before being
I the new N..»h mod- '
LQ ^ hom# offlce ^ fln thfl
tiona M a k e It O n e o f M o s t! at $31,204,964, as compared with baker Corporation of America.
made possible by the i v lc, ncy
m U A by ^
Attractive, Says Mr. Mayo $19,278,443 for September, an ip“ The showing o f the Ersklne
crease of $11,926,521, according to
»n; h, all Nash ca n of ^ . t k m of A. E. Nafe wa. east
car
created the biggest sensation
BRISTOL, Fia., Nov. 20.— (/P)— figures compiled by Francis M. of any new models at Olympia,”
ing crankshaft, accord*
Stairh Mvtura Co.. San*! cxn repreaen^tlve of tho depart- A high tribute to the climatic con- Sack, statistician o f the board of
cabled L. J. Ollier, managing direc
d service 'agency o f |intnt » lth headquarters in N e w ,dltlohll 0f this section, to Liberty trade.
tor o f Stydobaker o f Great Britain,
county’s progress in farm develop
6jur Company.
t ; York city.
During the month, goods to the Limited; London.
“ Our stands
unWfttnV Yi in noteThe national business aalea dl- ment, and to the Initiative taken value of $27,625,846 was shipped are crowded from early morning
r,N u »h makes these , vision, which is a well established by local farmers in raising the into Tampn, while outbound car until close of show. Dealers en
standard o f „ their )iv4 stock was goes were valued at $2,323,368. The thusiastic and I confidently pre
, V ^ ^ ,r w n
pl*nt,1
‘ |organisation at Dodge Brothers,
paid by Nathan Mayo, commlsslon- value of coastwise shipments was dict that we will sell 10,000 Errves a
purpose than . cr of agriculture, in one of the placed nt $1,255,750.
‘ t limitn o f precision , ******
» broader
broader purpose
skinea in 1927. We congratulate
heicd t<>. ti degree o f ! J»»t to assist dealers In t, c
feature addresses of the Liberty
Vessels entering and clearing the you all on the marvelou4 product"
i i;ivo:< ,them their, office cities to secure the patron- County Fair, In progress here.
port last month included six sail
The success o f Studebaker's ex
Mr. Mayo was also on the pro ing vessels and 107 steamers, ten port car at the Olympia Show fol
police t.on.
age o f fleet buyers. The represen
tatives of this department arc gram to officiate at the crowning of which were foreign ships.
> lows its triumphant introduction
actlon to tne very constantly acting as transportation of Liberty county's “ queen," a Value of various cargoes brought earlier in October at the Paris
tiding the crakabaft counsel aiding ownere of fleets to duty originally assigned to Gov. in during October included: Banan Solon, where for the first time in
Its entire length. solve many problems which con John W. Martin, but falling to as and plantains $113,970; asphalt the history of this International
« • the maximum front them both in supplying mo the agfricultural head when the
$204,960; gravel nnd stone $98,- motor enr exposition an American
it Is practical tor cars to men in the field and in chief executive found it Impossible
472; paving brick $90,500; kamite car proved to he the sensation of
>1* to use on a six- securing rapid economics! trans to attend the ceremonies.
the Salon.
Commissioner Mnyo expressed $62,320; oils nnd gasoline $12,iMeally, and when It portation of merchandise. They
i egg the pressure la reg- welcome Inquiries from any busi the regrets of Gov. Martin nt not 030,480; coin $63,200; fertilizer
vAvjk: Vsr
$17,500; bone meal $20,000; till
a Scale. Extra pressure ness man who has a transportation being able to be present, cxplaining
that
the
executive
had
found
chinery,
autos, etc., $570,944; nnd
Movie Sidelights
as, desired by adjusting problem
It vitally necessary to go to Wash- K°neral c" rKoe* $14,363,500.
ittachod'to the handle.
• ffe ;
Desire for authenticity in photoValue of the principal outgoing
ington to look after some press
cargoes included: Phosphate $422,- piny settings provides movie com
ing business matters.
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“ No county is dead that has 405; lumher $91,963, and general panies with world-wide travel. On
v;V?&
have stood nearly flf
ly recently, London and the ancient
■.ounty
fairs,” Mr. Mayo declared. cargoes $1,809,000.
if*
village of Denham Bucks in Eng‘ It is one of the infallible signs
o f this demonstru
j land were exterior "nets” for the
<<f progress to be able to present
l*
EXCELLENT
WOOL
CROP
the ordinary pres i
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j screening of Hutchinson’s "One
annually attractive exhibits of the
, “
will stand and
A total Qf jgg hunting1and trap- handiwork of the people of a eoun-m. /i,
»
I Increasing Purpose.” Paris is the
C a n a d i a n ^ crop for 102.1 IocaIe of "Seventh Heaven,” for
hy it Is desirable to pro pin(r ucenflefl have been sold
. Liberty county is to be con is The
estimated nt 11,000,000 pounds,! . . . n . ,
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■# 'with strong ahclts, through the office of County gratulated on stepping out in the
mt
un increase o f 1,000,000 pounds ,Whlch D,Tfctori„Pra“ k B? ™ « C h“ H
Udd eggs ship best and j utjge Sharon up to noon today iiunt o f tlie pro. essinn and .showover 1925. Eastern domestic wools i been Mckin* location* tor hia
least. This prolongs i ntl(j the license bureau is gettin i"g ai'ch evidence of her resources
have been lip to standard and tho: comPnil>ntss and pleases the mort ca|jg etcfc day, according to ■id possibilities."
westerns were possibly the best I
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Mrs. Cassandra Schultz, who is in
Liberty county, the commission- ever taken.
When Clara Bow appeared with
nkjng Mrongth of eggs charge of the bureau,
' recalled, lias 526,720 acres of
to sonn* extent, breeding
Fifty.four resident state licens- i rid, of which only 8,083 were reg ^if the hens. Minerals, (;g> which permit the holder to i oited by the government as in
e a part of the ration, •hunt in any county of the state • dtivntion in the year 1924. He
ifs connection cod liver o ilh a v e been issued nnd 67 Seminole . tided that it was ‘easy to judge
for it helps tho asstmi- County licenses have been sold. ;he future possibilities'’ of tho m
imminent!.-, by the birds.
Only 10 resident trapping licenses 'unity by considering tho small ■
R*
lg to Lite do jui i tin ont hnve been issued to date, it was >ulLication nnd the siiowing at th e1^
first time such an ar said. Fourteen license permitting fnlr.
■
il Hum been used to dom tainting in one additional county,
Mr. Mayo told of having receiv- J
ihf^ klri'iiKib oi tin- -ihctta axidr from the ta me county, have .
Ic'ter Irom n Virginia edi- ■
4
pftiViit,isl\ tin breaking hem vld. On the latter license, t' > tM.ti a member of I’ennsylvania ■
i trail'd l>> plni- tlie u;tm<* of the additional county
r., vh'i hud recently return- ■
The growing public preference
iiggs' brtVivn tv-,'i hard must i i pc ified, according to r ' ■ ■in ;i trip to North Floridn, w
for Graham Brothers Trucks is
111w.
iiini
If the statement that that
strikingly told in the figures—
i.nst \mr ApproNimntcU 1200 s> <' ■ • -r the state “ offers great1■
,.uo (nhcalioii, no m-iiie ! imuiuig mil him ping lieeinv- if i ■.ii;tat;
Year
for ■in i. miring and J
Truck Rales
Gain
il toadr that Is the
Jv.ere i mi.si and indication are
eg, ■ nxs indy L.e counties•■
1921
1086
tkUjdjgrrAf the utrungv litth* ihut tin.-- »v«•*»*•,) will
ni- *<i :r! I •1 ; ;
!■«• \;.n hi'liirola river that 5
1922
3401
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PWHPifJJSfinPr’*'**' l’ i " /
*<iaiiim»li* Count'v open liuntina ! Tbr sjrf’ niter referrAf 16* tho u ■
1924
J0791
55%
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f i.jher.1ty -minty nnd t h " *
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1925
24056
123%
hdk
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St ' t i :il [i.i ■ I’ ' nL I i if). ,i-i I li ,[ .iliijilu 'I J
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KKidiots tiie fourth hnii i>finf
T h e firat nine months of 1926,
U„thu .first Iniij ivuchi"!
. onMfit ini. 8 Infill iiiniroil-. ■utile t'4 liti-i'itiiig with native , ■
(G-Boy (
with sales aggregating 29,336
;tr
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ter
in rd-. ml I,i"> lliul tIr y wer ■ J
oil ml.
Irucks, show an increase o f
$v*.5
inti' v.’lior, t’ ;. \ ” ill t;iki iitl
nml-ii'i: w '*) ihe opportunities ■
7H. t ", over the corresponding
11u*’ ! . a- > ' ni--!. ..... ha'■* and are bringing ’ 5
fish b e ll -fo u n d in g if- ii"V- ■<• v. .iiitaj:* i*l I lie i :i>1v •
1‘ *j -TON « II \SSIH
|dy regarded that mdri-s fnaii
i tip b-t
.iir midst.”
wjj
period of 1925.
eh and llelginn tnwpn, j.hr'nigti
M i l l SI |t\ i . i S t ( J■;1 I’ l 1 1
■
$1295
Progress — sound, swift, im
'low countries lire the ta>nu* ■:
.i.u k Onslaw Given
|
iy
pressive.
,
.11],
.'carillon
.-ii.: 1 .-il !
2-TON CHASSIS
V% ‘ .‘ i tit__.»
t
-if
ii or
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1'( ,t"il
l i i n v .i f
Release by Pirates S
Graham Brothers Trucks, with Dodge
r slyagtag tho (it-rmun talll* St Ilf 1"* I H1|i trlliH'iit i>1 Xj'rii 11It in
$1446
Brothers %-Ton Commercial Cam,
if
Hind unburg, whicli was - 1■uI inn- c ■"V(*«i o r iiii))tiii,i value to
i'll ! -ltUItGB, Nov, 20.—(/P)— •■
F.
O.
B.
Detroit
i-VInC Scnpn Flow, divers have flit lllt'l
meet 91 per cent o f all hauling re
(he
licit
pro
mi in alii'!.!
K'tM
Itch up 709 hole1-. Tlu- t nil ei (htai > i ■a vitrinu , v■nils arvl tii" luck Onslow, Pittsburgh i’ irate ■
quirements.
ha 27,000 tons ami is estimat htiiM |>t'lfitnbli1 Lv i •i> ,if i ulti\ a onm-k Imi been given his uncon J
•lii; mi I release.
When
Donie ■
contain 6,lion tuns *ii wul 1 1lull
Hu fi was mude manager a few Jj
works ago he was given n free *
Elm Avenue at 13th Street
BITTER Ain imoBILBI AM BUILT, BU1CK WILL BUILD THIS hand to select his own nides, and ■
'
is
presumed
that
ho
hns
selected
jj
y
^
ki
"" ■ no else to tuke Onslow’s jobJB
tin mv i-ttir.o to the Pirates in *
1924 from Richmond, Va.
Sold By
Dudge
Brothers
Dealers
BLAST WRECKS HALL
Everywhere
For Hunting
LlCCnSCS BeglltS XO
Keep Bureau Busy
Growth !
t
a Chow dog the hair of which more nnd Butter Keaton, a^o com- coming a d iffl^ :
matched her flaming rod lock* in pleting their first independent of tho th oiu tn ^'jH
Mias Swanson is stage and screen a -k g
color, the combination was so ap productions.
pealing to pther stars thst a fad well advanced in her work on yearly.
The
was started. Dogs, kitten^ and “ Sunya,” at the New York studio. of the-big film
birds of colord matching the hair Barrymore has another month's kept busy searching!
Vduled on ‘‘Tbs Ita- turc records and tk."
of thielr mistresses now are sought i “ s h o o trV
I loved UoKUt," at KAlyv.uoJ u...l
as pets.
{{Us in Washington tj j
Keaton Ib cutting nnd titling “ The Heating a title.
‘
The ago of a photoplay makes General," also In Hollywood.
In addition to bch^'
little difference to fans In the
motion picture tltleTaL
they
Bahama Islands, reports Charles
Finding new and attractive titles
Stallings, production manager of a for motion picture plays is be
tty costs money.
picture being made in the islands.
i)
He mid he recently saw Kathleen
Williams in “The Man, the Girl
and the Lion,” which was made
“ when Hollywood waB a potato
Out on the road It says, “ Watch me!” andn
patch, Tom Mix was an extra, andj
than makes good. It is the Studebaker SUni
Charlie Chaplin was singing ini
the English music hailB.”
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Six Custom Sedan— a car that fills the eyelS
Chester Conklin, comedian, i
seeking to popularize pipe-smok
ing at banquets anil other social
gatherings. At a recent banquet
Conklin suggested to a group of
friends that they retire during the
after-dinner speeches for a smoke.
Their plan wan revealed, and a
toastmaster
invited
them to
smoke pipes at the tables.
Castlen go up in smoke nt Met
ro- Goldwyn-Mayer’s Culver City
studio.
Sets that once appeared
as gay cafo scenes, a castle on
the Rhine, nnd the “ bed of roses”
in “ Three Weeks,” were burned j
as waste material in the furnace;
that heats the studio boilers.
Gloria Swanson,
John
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G a ll R a y B r o t h e r s
a
I ii.v-.
B
Wdy'-I >- .
ick TiefmosfaticGmtro!«
provides smooth Engine Performance
a t O °or 9 0 ° /> / theshade*
Thermostatic Circulation Control it a new
war tn« Bukk engine U so eary to start
laoplaamnf to drive, in all kinds of weather.
^
i « coodidoM prevail all year, under the
hood. A t 90 » or at xero, this valuable
* aprovement reduce* the wannlfig>up
. ‘ ’/ j►
lea* than three minutes/
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»tHU, and many other vital reasons,the 1927
wuidi ia the Oeatcst Ever Bulk. The engine k
heyotid belief. Drive U and see
whet that means.
San Juan Garage Co.
SANFORD
iu B r a ia jiin ir a iin ^ ^
10 to 15 Per Cent
Reduction of Fisk Tin;
AND
W H E E L E S S & WELSH
Corner Oak and 3rd St.
“ Service That Makes Friends"
A n ew five-bearing crankshaft (replacing the three-'
bearing ty p e).
A n ew tw o-u n it starting and lighting system (replac
ing the single-unit type).
Spark and throttle levers placed above th e w heel
fo r greater convenience.
R um ble seat for S p ort R oadster.
S tylish new b o d y lines.
R ich and attractive n ew colors.
Im proved all-steel b o d y construction.
Increased drivin g vision.
Indirect dial lighting fo r D e Luxe and S p ort ty p es.
F ar greater riding Comfort.
‘4— ,
G reater beauty, greater convenience and remark
able new silence and smoothness of engine operation
have followed these vital betterm ents.
Y et D odge B rothers low prices
rem ain u n ch a n g ed — values
certainty that no m otorist can
overlook!
n ew afford to <
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Touring Cat ...
vice, when you have that unexpected Jife trouble.
S ed an
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f. o.
Detroit
R e tr e a d i:
The first 36x6,
and 40x8 rib tread i^rSfe tp
be retreaded in Tam pa was done by us—
retreaded the first 36x6 and 38x7 rib tread;
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MltLEK 0. PHILLIPS, INC.
Our Experience Qualifies tf® To Do Your Work-^- Phone 535
Elm Avenuej8t tilth Street
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We stand ready at all times to render prompt ser
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TUBES
Effective November 15, 1926
i
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$1385
R e v i e w th is im p r e s s iv e list o f im p ro v e m e n ts
— a n otable tw e lv e -m o n th s ’ record o f progres
s iv e engineerin g:
B r o s .
SAN DIEGO, Cal., Nov. 20.—
(A1)— A terrific explosion, said to
t have been caused by klacck pow
der, jmrtly wrecked a hnll used
by the Ku Klux Klan here late
hist night. No one was in the
WUOLBIALR TIIIK AMU IIATTRRT SUPPLY
: house nt the time. The explosion
AT WIIUI.MSAI.R PRICKS"
I shook the entire suburb of Univer For natter? and “HKTAIL
Tlra aarvlre. we rrrhnrne aaS repair all makta Hat
sity Heights, where the hall is terlra. Let four next new Oatterr he a WILLARD and wntcfc the Dlf.
tcreMre,
located.
u vn I'MONK IS---------------------------- k4S------ ----------------------- Snatord, Fla.
of its a
HiereJlre Jhe Jmpi
T r u c k s
Vs ' '•■'U
•
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car
Studebaker Standard Six
Custom Sedan
Times have changed tiincc Tom
Mix was chapenming cows in
Texas and Oklahoma.
“ When I was a eowpuncher, it
took money to buy a girl a meal,"
ho said, as he dined at the chuck
wagon on location. "Now, when
I’m able to buy a cafe, rhould I
want it, I couldn’t find a girl who
would eat more than a slice of
toast and a tomato! Seemingly,
ideas on forms have changed, too.'*
M ille r O . P h illip s, In c .
G r a h a m
engine makes it the most powerful
nnd weight.
s
....
A
beauty, stirs the pulse with power, and nw
the pocketbook with its economy! Only gS
baker One-profit facilities could achieve sod!
masterpiece of custom quality at the Studebal
price. Lustrous duotone laquers, luxurious Cli
mohair upholstering and broad-lace trim i
but a few o f its features of custom finish u
refinement— and its famous Studebaker L-H*
“ Hank,”
an educated dog, I
which plays "Tob” in “ The Re-1
turn of Peter Grimm,” hod to I
bo rehearsed several times so as,|
cot to bark when ho saw the image
of his master in the house when i
“ Oom Peter Grimm" returns from)
beyond.
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O f Fine Chinese A r t
Exhibit Coming Here
[ONAL
4* • _2
Sales o f .
Auto Men Will Eat National
Chandler Increase
Either Turkey Or Chandler continues to Increase
Beans OnThursday its sal or- nationally, states Sid
Stewart to represent
IFlorists Association.
East
dajr
Mr. and V w - Lucian Lashloy and while
Mrs, Calistin Phillips of No. la,
O., is arriving on Thursday to be
The n&mc of the mlnHioit house
Blncfc, vice president in charge of a guest at tho home of Mr, ami
j" t o M e m b e r s with Its hospital and industries in
Mrs. A. Corpnny on Bcnrdldl' a Ve
Turkey or beans—which?
sties and advertising for the nue for tjic winter.
aphun
C l u b Wu-Chang China, which is the
\\ in and you fenst on turkey— Chandler Cleveland Motors Cor
source o f the marvelous display at j lo/i* and you diet cn l>enns.
'pi s,
poration.
. evening Mrs, EIls- the Woman’s Club on Nov. 24, is
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Miller of
1
This
is
the
novel
inspiration
In
In August, 1020, Chandler en Santos were visitors at tho J. C.
mi_ ■entertained most dc- thcT Corss Stitch House on Chek
the nation-wide sales contest be joyed a HO per cent salts Increase Ellsworth home cm Tuesday.
•t bridge) at her lovely kerbonrd Street.
......... wlthjn
ing conducted this month
September,
Tjolin Heights, the
rrrrtaf
1-- organization of over August, 1925.
Thp Literature Department o f tJlf' ?reat
F. A. Sheldon of New York City
1020 tides ure now ahead^f Au
members of the
the qlub has bcen-fortuntc in i/>-1 * ^ ,0Vr()lt f ^ ot|’r ( "oipany.
and
Frank Cummings of Water“
.
,
,
, I Winners will be those who deliv- gust, previous peak month this j town. Conn., hnve boon recent vis
so Bridge Club.
talning
such
a
showing.
JBcstdes
the
largest
percentage
i-f
their
year, Vice President Black re itors at the W. W. Drcssor home
ctaTsanthumums and
In thousands ports.
T[ y
used with pleasing the embroideries, tapestries and JNovember <ju«tn.
at Lake Golden.
prints, tjjcro will be nn important1of i itiea throughout the country,
the living and dining
III September, 1926*. Chandler
the tables had been exhibition of arts and crafts in the j those who have won the right to showed a 150 per cent shies in
Mr, and Mrs. B- E. Collio dntt
way of pearls in brocade boxes,1dino on turkey will sit directly opthree
young Hons arrived hore
£ /« pky*
crease over S e p t e m b e r , T h e
Inst week from Hendersonville, N.
g ated for the card game pearls, pink, ami green and black j polite their less fortunate bemv
Ieating brethren.
popularity of Chandler’s, Big Six C., and are guests o f Mrr. Co
t o form of Thnnksgivftig from Peking.
series
in reiluctod -by ,,4' m Ios in Hle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Somo
very
choice
crystals
w
ill,
The
contest
involves
twe
nsBjid with fruits. When
crease
of 172 per qent over Big Long.
also
bo
displayed,
and
genuine
tosislant
sales
managers,
(
’.
K
i
4*beeh added it was found
„ A."C. Foster was holdor pax and amethysts in beads and Dawson and H. J, Klingler, six Six sides in September, >1925. The
Thero will be strings 1regional sales managers 21 zone special ami standard six series
[ itora while the low score pendpnts.
Mr, and Mrs. I, D. Hurt arc
’ jrwne was held by Mrs. of Jupnncsc crystals with white salt's managers, 400 ('lu vndel rep- show an increase of 188 per cent again spending r.opne time ut Day
gold nnd crystal clasp, and care- I'csentatives, It,000 direct and as over September, 1025 ^alea.
stthews.
tona Beach.
ostes* served frozen fruit 1ven ivory pendants
Clintullet's Canadian Soles show
sociate dealers and 1
snie.i-1
jltines. cake and coffee as
The Literature hcnnrtm„„* i
mi'ii*
1 a 257 ice lent increase, the firs;
Mrs. C. A. Palmer of Cameron
writs ut the conclusion of vites everybody to j,i*
'
dir
v
uig
t
h
*1
months of iP2<t as cpmpnred City has been confined to her
Mi. Dawson i.There will be a nominal charge f«.*r Flint, Atlantic Coast ar.
South w’ t*1 t,;i' snn,l‘ Period last year. The house by illness several weeks.
* 'Isving were: Mrs. M. admission.
1 Eastern regions against the Croat company's Cmmdian distributing
Mrs P. M. King, Mrs.
------ — --------------j Lakes, Middle W e t and I’ncific organization hao grown 400 pc,'
Mrs. Clifford Proctor has gone
Wthews, Mrs. Forrest MeMr. and Mrs. Holland L. Dcnti Const Regions, led hy Mr. Kling- cent in the sumo period.
to Terre Haute, Ind., called there
| Mn- A. C. Foster, Mrs. returned home Thuradny from ler.
The Chamlle.r-Clcveland Motors; as her father was injured in an
then, Mrs. Stephenson and Miami where they spent a week | In addition to the regional con- ' Corporation new dealer appoint-1
P^£*______ ___
tnegucsts ef the formers pnr-] test, every Chevrolet zone within nK',,ta in September, 1026 continue
Mrs P M
Mr‘ *n< Mrn' S: Bobo Denn. i the regions is matched against an- i *” »n«unt-figures showing a 67 I The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
: ", °
: a
?.hey w,cr.°. accompanied home bv j other zone and every dealer .or- wr n'nt l,u rcn8P ovur tho tonl of j Herman Middleton is recovering
will revn-!i ganization
i M , M i - , within
- , i , i the
. ...........
id Mrs. Chris Matthews Jlr. nnj Mrs. Dean, who will
zone n last month.
, 1 from a long illness under the care
Unfilled
orders ,nn thej company
. .’tor
, cSinclair
, . . of Orlando,
gthm-e from Sanford mnin here ns their guests
for |mat-died against an .ther dealer.
i
; s •of. . Di
moks assure peak production for
t ^ (nl]-dny meeting for several days.
The turkey-bean haiupicts of i
; the balance of tlie year, Vice Preri-1
... .. „
—T T
,
,
.
,pal Guild, Friday nt
______
the dealer organizations will b" I dent itlm k rPUes, and Chandler I . \V■ S; Pnrmaleo .s enlarging and
P«k.
C. C. Jones of Fort Myers nr- held early in December, while the
ill enter 1927 in an enviable sales, In,»,r" v,n* hla ho,UBe
C,,n,oron
■)V f — ;—•
. rived here Friday evening fqr a nseistant sales managers, tngeth- .w
position
|< ity into a very pleasant nome.
id Mrs. Edward Lane mo-ahort vinit with his son nnd wifo, tr with the legionul and ziiin1 sales
Orlando Snturdny where Mr. nmi Mrs. Enrte E. Jones, while managers will eat cith“ r trukey
Mr. and Mrs. F.dniond Stowe of
ipend the week-end nsonrout0 t0 Asheville, N. C.
Cameron
avenue
arc in Bradenton
or beaus at the regional and zuno
util
1*1111
n m u n i fj
,
, .
... .
« .
Frank Markwood
and la
Hamden
t» of Mr. nnd Mrs,
____ _
‘■airs mnniigers' enliven firai in Dnltose
it
motored to Orlando Fridnv nt ,l," ‘ Vh" uln Stat« F' 0,rist•, aV
Frddcr.
Herbert Messer, who is a stu Detroit about Feb. 1.
....... the evening.
___ .__ ‘ socmtion
soeintion
meeting.
meeting.Mr.Mr.
Stowe
Stowe
wi will
where they rpent
dent nt University of Florida at
ropresent the Seminole County
Crandall of Rochester, N. Gainesville, is spending the wcekhulb gre-wers. Air. and Mr-:. Jim
Miss 'ilnrgnret McRae, Miss
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
irrtvrd in Sanford to spend om| here with his mother, Mrs, Tres.sie Mcitae and G. A. Maffctt WANTF.D good single wagon. Will mie Stewurt of Myrtle and Deardtar and is pleasantly locat-s, M. Messer.
nil avenues accompanied thorn. Mr.
were among those from Sanford
Prcvatt, Box 112, Sanford.
i home of Mrs. A. T. Ros______
attending the show in Orlando on
Magnolia Avenue.
Miss Sara Evelyn Williams, who Friday evening.
S IN G E R MACHIfJE^i —
.
--------is attending Florida State Colleire
Singer electric sewing machines
|i- C. Mitchell nnd Mrs. W .for Women at Tnllnlinssce, is
William McGriff returned to
Family ntylo mnchinos-aold and
til motored to Orlandosponding a few days hore with her Sanford Friday evening to spend rented. Memstitching to order. Re
where they spent the parents, M r.. and Mrs. Fred T. the winter after nn extended visit pairing n specinlty. Singer Bowing
.
Williams.
with relatives at Pennsncola.
Machine Co. Me Lander Arcade.
By I*og Cabin Inn
jv e o r t h H a r p e r
the-
:
rwi* in Apopim ^
■on the Snnfor
JfyjSSSS
■■■■
r
tVf -
mm
W, S.r- . *Ht\
r
j.', *«.
TOASTERS
M M V K fe K T S
lA . t j M
-
A' p leasing nlft for
braaKfaat and aftan
noon taa. that gives
aaauranca of crisp,
a v a n ly to a sta d
bread.
aatettg
chaftwl
$ 4 t o $8.50
WAFFLE IRONS
:# « .
a#
?#
rvend.toate’LO
F tfful hnfngg
ELECTRIC IRONS
An appreciative gift—
a woman’s necaealty.
r
$ 3 .9 5 to $ 7 .7 5
' .ip r ,..,.,..
I
FLO RID A PO^
MJRC HAN P|
DANCE
Pbane 27
If 'i,r'
aMl
Orchestra
Jor E c o n o m i c a l T r a n s p o r t a n o n
- At Log Cabin Inn, DeLand
Road by northern musicians
' pf SOME SNAP! Will give
|C<4mce every Monday and
Friday until further notice,
W. F. Babcock, Prop.
'iitiiiiiMiiiii'mii'imM'MM; I'iiiijiiiiiriiidi ut ur'ii luuM'i tiiu rmiin n
— e.
Christmas Bazaar!
r.
O f the
Episcopal Church
Dec. 2, 1926
- i
Womans Club
■
\ ;,v ' , /-»-2*^,7 an
Cafeteria o O'clock
Fancy Work
IjmjjjJJ
' r■* • S. "V
•
Afternoon Tea 3:30
-tha^s the new Ci
SANFORD
CASH LUMBER CO.
sVi ■
t_____'1L
__ J U ____
because Chandler
Iqo.Ici
m any Chandlers are o\
Thla i$ all very got
let's get the facts st
Chandler closed
do n ot go above $17$
is for th e new Ohandler
W. S. PRICE, Mgr.
710 W. First St„ Phone 472-W
NEW
LUM BER Y A R D
A Ccunplele Line of
Frames and Screens
Medicine Cabinet#
Cypress and Pine
!>*■
ill '• .
SftS&lnff
4
A n d t h e s e n ew C h a n t1
• t— t h e b e s t * ]
Sheathing
Wi
recent developm enti in demijjn ai^d the
highest type o f,g n « lit y con Atruction, the C h ^ r o lc t m otor
has woqi a w orldw ide reputa
tion for pow er Mid* econom y
Tcoiringsr1
*
Coach
kJaupe*** '
’ vur-Dooe ^
Jan ♦ * •
It i$. the on ly vm^ye-in-head
m otor used in a
car
— exactly thc^t
- s-adad
/■■T-m
-r udt *3K
ucSf
^ Price*f, o.
U th
1&
C d m e i n i Get a d e m o n s t r a t io n !
L e a r n f o r y o u r s e lf t h e p o w e r ,
s t a m in a a n d s n
Rock Planter' Board
/T ^
iw ars
yfcled by Clicvi
rj.Experienc
iv J
has w on
V Vf
Sntall down pay man t and'
wnoenicn* terms. AjfcabmU
ear 67, n__ l -_
•.
xolet owners all the ad vftpfegcs
of the yalve-in-hepd principle
ao successfully used on some
of the most famous high-priced
•I
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k .»
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.
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<V .' -ASK WA-ni'-.'l*
§K ®
V
-iLa'j ' *j •. ■ * U c i (\
.•4/1
men
newspaper* , . — ^
. „ VIO uuu m
,^ved.tti0.further
along
it
wend*
its
weary
way.. Conflict
^ y s t e
A4*r AW ©f M t e flt ir t o n y must be driving the jurors mad w h ile g S ln g
•■■’ -. AV«. » - >
w
J^^TOw^«rtd gruesome details are giving nightmares to the
M u «ftr
,flis :
iatb 7
9ft(n»r-)S lo
/?!u0ne wltncf
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W
BY ARTII17R BRISBANE
1, (C«>yrt«H HM. >y I H f C*,)
ONE 148
MKS. FRED $. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
8Wea™ to is proved u lie by another
IT WAS mentioned here yeater.
day that (ho Italian flier Bernard)
iK 8hC ! 5 W M ^ ; H a i,’ th er b ro th e r and co u s in
by rxu*.,prr IS'}.” ® ®cehfi ofthe
murder on the night of the murder. Mrs would go after the three kilometer
* ^nion ;,,.oo N ^ R u sa eU has sworn that Mrs Oibson was at the Russeli record, held by an American o f
nome that night If she was, she couldn’t have seen Mrs ficer and get it. Bcrnnrdi did go
.All obituary
Hall
at the scene of the murder. Which one lied?
after it. and got it. Ilia average
• £ .«• «* * mol«Oonn
BtorUInnieuu wllare
was above 258 miles an hour, cov
l ,r d '.« L SS ' ’ i"18, ?r5c.‘ LcaJl? l>rovc<l his aNhi. Since the ering tho course four times. "
f.
r Estdence
|l
OF HONOR i^ L C W E L Y ^ m iR T F S V ST
JOHN G . LEONARDI HOSTESS
A T BRIDGE A T W O M AN ’S CLUB
|lSC?
T E t m t w i i i 'i H i
t5 * a
An unusually lovely social affair o memento „r th,
■
'
Mrs. W. Wallnco Wright.
of thi. week was that of Friday I FolTowinV , 0
A very pretty social affair was tho game by the hostess, assisted |
afternoon when Mrs* Frank Millor were laid with
L th° tnb,rt' Hint of Friday evening when Mrs. by Mrs. R. H, Berg, Miss Tillye
____
_______ S
'r n ' T i
u 11 th“ t h0 was at h‘» home In LavalX.
«
----- , Howard Barman left Saturday
and Mrs. James Ridge entertained. refresh menu
" In-y C0Vcr3 ftni1 John Leonardy entertained
Benjamin,
**
Benjam n, Mrs.
R. C. Maxwell, l afternoon for St. Louis, Mo., where
Hut Mrs. Mary Demnrest testifies that she saw
Imeet with Mrs. It b H d j. »t th .h o ™ ; .1
IMuod ___ .. rMlc.,B !e, ’
THIS
IS
a
good
thing
for
the
Cash
1 *o ,lb*
h. u.r .«
. jmme on Holfor« « •
r«>-1him mar theMarie where the murder was committed shortly
Mrf-',»iunnl r h
Rrr*' L' P' : h® wil1 8ppn<l thc holidays with his
United States. In somo way .the
n*w* (Ilrualahtn
1 wife and baby.
JIi“ in
J f honor
t E . ™o f. fMiss
” ' 1Lillie
, ft?. hRuth
l ' ‘.
Iilrkl™ ami coffee w T " ? h hn ’’ “ I " ' ' U,' t' Mi" Eli'» - McCuller, M ihk LeClaire Jones.
bcing
fcloct
205
w.
served
by
the
hoslesse,
.
.
1
"
eth
Ovcrstreot
of
(
*nrt u'"° Ihf f$ In ?? d' lH 8h<! Mlmff tho truth’ and if so- "hat is lie government of thin country must
Orlando, and
jfiss Margaret Spencer whose marriage to Mr.
The guest list included: Misses
h«roln. t
c C
' I n
i r ^
E« ^ K’ Jones whoso Elizabeth Overstreet, Frances Dut
Jst the *tu- George Harden will be an Interest Miss L
be made to realise that flying la a
" f "P®clol
Page Three
irtin .«r« iik i ru^ritd.
marriage was a recent event.
. — Am AL witness
" i u i wo swears
sw uars m
a i ne
that
he too
too vwas in the famous reulity anti that the airplane, in
* West First ing event o f next Saturday,
ton, Kitty Dulloso, Hazel Over
The
large
club
room
wns
abloom
For
the
affair,
Miss
Spencer
4Y, NOV. ao. 1826
street, Eloise Brady, Lulu Chil
the murder, and saw no one but
Additional Society ■
ut a New vented in America, really fllem >
blockExquisite pink roses and white
with baskets nnd bowls of yellow
dress,
Mucin
Patterson,
Evelyn
jpurJLt
10
o
£
0
i
k^
e^
tiv®
c
;,aim«
under
oath
that
the
witness
Bernard!, flying under the ad
chrysanthemums were arranged in v o Z tnnT rt frock °f C,nrt‘t
nnd white chrysantbumums nnd
ia l d r u r r o R M
• Library.
Crc,>° co,"hined, the ferns, together with potted plants Anderson, Lillie Ruth Spencer,
basket#, bowls and hanging bas »
COMPLETE LlNp!
ministration's nos© at Norfolk, may
Perric Lee Bell, Stella Moses, Til
and fernB.
%
kets in the rooms where tho tabloH
<• X
frost merrtory failing, or did a little hush money change his minT? help to make known the fact that
drugs! lye Benjamin, Nonic Williams, Vel
v
e
i
l
i
n
’
fin,!,ht'd
wi‘
h
two
wide
had
been
spread
for
play.
The
flying is real.
velvet flounces. Her hat was nl Welcoming the guests upon nrdy will pnter«"!«• tm Jaekaam- taihsUIeakrnnfh
CIGARS — CAVtim
c.onfb'ctjn* testimony the sordid de
color note of pink and white was small model of gold*lace'’ " ^ " i x i '" 1 ^ f re,Mrs‘ W- K- "'atson nnd ma Shipp, Charlotte Smith, Fran
tails
leak
out.
The
passionate
love
affair
between
the
mar
7of
the
St.
Agnes
ces Cherry, Mina Howard, Ruby
h . Jjakmm-lmDRINK&-DRUC
carried out in every detail. In the
MJa
C
on
Holly
AvcThe
players
were:
Min’
s
UlliCh*r
^
0t|°.
S,?
ilh’
while
tho
Hoyne, Sara Wnrren Easterby,
ried minister and the wife of the church sexton The an .GEORGE STERLING, brilliant
Yo Liwill receive coarW
dining room the dining table was Ruth Spencer Mirs KIft« r»i.n
Kuests were introduced to the re- LeClnirc Jones, Ava Wright, Doro
tp w»r,
parent indifference of the injured wife add husband. The dis poet, killed himself with poiaon,
vice at our fountain.
^ Mrs. Raymond Key. thy Stokes, I<cttio Caldwell, Maude
0f Holy Cross laid with a handsome cloth and Mias N S S^ggaJ
covery of tho murdered lovers. The slashed throat and the having written “ deeper into-the
ii
*® . ’
J°nn In the receiving linn were 1Mr.
1.
centorcd with a miniature brido M n U n i,
with
Mrs.
AlexTyro, Marjorie Dempsey, Allic Gil£*£»' *•apart.
»rdarkness i nn I peer than nn
yet
Qmvufc"
•toft!**
and
groom,
attired
in
full
wedding
Miss
L{ 3;J0 o’clock at
lon, Grace Gillen, Marion Hand.
ihteri^nfT^1'0’ Th° in.Ve? iff? tion and it® futility. The find the darkness still beyond."
regalia.
Suspended
from
the
ttafaoloa nt f|T# Mrra.
YAvenue.
Messrs. William Lake, Theodore
indictment!?
•Tht' f,nnl arrest of Mra' Hal1 a" d other
floU A A JL,
Cinde will |chandelier was a large white wed
tu s is t.
----------- ---- Tho trial.
HE HAS looked perhaan a little
Hathcock
of Stetson University,
ding
bell.
«rnn» A«1
.
I
Leonnrdi
received
her
Mrs.
Dick
Brown,
Miss
Lc
W
:
___with Mrs. A.
1
*•■*»" #* " ro
How it will turn out. no Olio can even imnmvlmain 'rk Ideeper Ihan usuai now, nnd we
AA/nivrt£;
In Edge wood ^
n.!rc j quests attired in a handsome cve- WiHinrd Gatis, Glenn Wimbish,
Hand-painted tallies were _passed'Jones,_ .......
Mrs. Hawkins p
I’honif M Mrs. A.
........
wonder what lie saw. But
Peter Sehaal. Paul R. Forbes, Max
r
.......
..
lives
of
a
woman
and
at
least
two
menare
at
«i«k”
•
I,,u‘rh
t
by
Miss
lxiClairc
Jones
nnd
after
i
Mrs.
w
r
h
i
t
t
;
x
:
,
Mrr
"
ony'
i,,ii,«
aowh
«
r
■Ivet
and
Curb
ServiceThe
Kijyjd
I WCiVe I we don't wonder, or care much
"f ftrknnl
Oak Avenue,
Stewart, Albert Connelly. Robert
'
o . , . n -men must decide. In the face of endless conflict'
a > u fS j
” ‘ " 1,' hiffon over satin,
conflicting testi- |^'dure k. eps us so busy with lit
liliary will meet thc usual number of rounds, scores Wilson. Mrs [, P Connell
i«K l!
" ,nr
Dodson. Sam Fleischer. Wallace
worn
ndded
and
prizes
awarded
J
L.
1
*
.
McCul^r
Miss
I)'
m
-'
Misa
0
v‘'’
r
stfcct
was
gowne
oil
in
tle
things
that
we
forget
we
nro
11|;310 o’clock for
- 7 - -----------—
' J ir flfl.n ■!!!>>,nrT . 1t.lfCH ',,y !’ v cr y w itnefl8' thuir task is a m ost i
Bell, Claude So trunk. I.miric Mc
velvet.....
and
band, and Mis- The first prize, a lovely roso cor-{Stoker. Mrs Hueli Whnl i ' i * , ''
VKRSE f o r t o i m v ‘
! V *l ul th(‘lr decision at best a mere guess It will ‘ HI going l" die until (he time
Daniel, William Cheek, Lloyd I
•ege, was won by Mrs. W. W. Pot-j Mrs. Braxton Gnggett
* an' ,,1,iffon w«‘ h ribbon embroideries,
,
• --------bo p ra ctica lly imiwwsilil *
■■
w,n
arc
Boyle, Rsndall Chase, Ben Cant,
*• ' » « > n v W a n y o n e o n t h e t, s t i n . o n y
............*..........
..
* rH
rr.
-K Verrr you toimv
•bus far given.
l'>vely in a most
meeting of ter, whilo the low scorp prize, a I Joining tli«? players for tea u-n*..1. Mr*: Jon,,’s
Class of the
P a ju u i! *•?
-INC GIVERS -Then the!...J1? 1^CVlT ,h vro is on e g re a t fa c to r in the trial w hich is
WHILE (iKORGK Sterling was
will be held at
dying <.f poi:«»n in Sun Francisco,
»
........... ^Robert
l lit 3 o’clock.
with JBose................
William ..Dullose.
coecA
Atltrlnm jar
in. as
mm*1t’
..__
‘ ' ” 'Hit rhinestones.
Mrs. Ella rrnss, aged 31, was lying
wns given a pretty powder
Evn
no.
McKoown,
Edgerton
Patterson,
in the rear scut of her automobile,
I Ihe tallies were distrihuted by Robert W. Deane, Hodgson Ball.
with the garage door locked, and
p 'will enter
A ouur t f v L A O M L
|jooes
Little Miss Adelaide Key and Mas
Mrs. and Mr*. Earle E. Jones,
----O
------•
1,1
a,l(l
death.
No
incentive
could
have
led
a
civilised
the engine pouring carbon monox
flf.n
MABTrnL.
hum
an
hi>inir
in
kh
,.).
.
11.
.
,,
.
vnui/Teu
•
home
on
Pnrk
ter
Owen
McCuller,
who
were
human
being
to
such
OXd MA8TERR
Mr. anil Mrs, Frank Scruggs, Mr.
....
. . ■
mutilation other than raging ioulousv ide into her lungs. She died, of
A t the Churches
id tn fc C j& J tA ty k
ck honoring Miss
dressed ns bride nnd groom. Thc and Mss. Walter llnch, Mr. nnd
course. I>iil ihe two meet in noThere
is but
one peri
Spend your money fur
No need to “ stir” around about
l.!,crc.
,“
ljllt
!>
‘«
»
n
who
001,1,1
ha,-,.
r
a
y
i
S
Tikap, beauty brigJit,
Lr, a bride-elect
tnuns-luiul. and ask each other
tiny bride was very tl< mure in her Mrs. R. L. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs.
Oil,
Tiros
ninl
Tube?,
AJ
t«l
Inils of the sex ion's wife.
ifA
.
’tSjL*
i
v
v
v
v
d
L
r
u
r
a
t
Negotiations
arc
on
foot
for
‘.he
what to give her for Christmas.
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH I FIRST .METHODIST ( Ml R( II frock of pink tnffetta and lace.
q u e s t io n s H o we remember nnyr. in (h» Joy# of nighi;
R. II. Berg, Mrs. and Mrs. Robert
“ PEPPING U P” BUSINESS”
purchase of Bunker Hill, in Eng series. Phonographs and
-<) —
tlmig or anybody, when this foolJ*I in thy sleep
When
scores
were
counted
after
lent
of
’
Worn
L.
Hooker,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
W.
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Radio.
Flashlights
an
d
DELANO NEW'S
land, for tho purpose of preserv
I‘inly slu.ri run of life is over?
W* ait and weep.
’ Inasmuch . as’ •
yMmve'Ilone it un- 1^W
^ v lv /
!’ "i° ° VI'Vk’ fi a most 1njoyalde game ,>f bridge, j'Russell, Mr. anil Mrs. Emmett
ive a" • mng
Batteries, ,-t.* 1 (Nt thl,
A Beautiful City
10 one of- the
least of these my " . Ware. superintendent.
ing it permanently ns a Hill of
What doei happen, after friends
IdVIock
»
i*l:
Mr".
Concert!d
cheering,
such
nr
,
otherwise
would
be
lost
Prem
bing.
1
1
o'clock,
by tin 'IIS the prize for high score, a beauti- Hunt, Dr, and Mrs. A. W. Epps,
ulnrs
on
the
l
r
>
•
it
I’l-onor
In thy face
end relatives go home, and the mark;; un-versity, college
Remembrance to British nnd Amur- 1
I Mi G F. bretheren, ye have done it unto t<r; Mibn-it
*1
.
rtr
h
ig
h
,
nigg.
stod
that
the
same
......
«
rnin:i,
"Oi Ld gold and green bon I 01 howl, .Judge and Mrs. W. E. White, Mr.
undertaker sends ids bill?
I can trace,
me.” (Matthew 25:4(0 is t|„.
.school nth Icin’ contests, and con- might w..rk in business. That the icon soldiers wlo, died during tho
w.'u awarded Mrs li. n Caswell, land Mrs James P Rulge. Dr. noil
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1
tended
in
.I
im
o
,"
me
nernui
has
frequently
called
ntlenlion
to
the
imi.or
. and secret amiles,
upon which Rev. J. W. 1). Airey,
World War.
Ihe Mien's { ii.*,. i !:,t •> ■»:, xvi'iu ' Mrs. Palpi; Sf» »-i
siilc.mln.ini, t in important in ml- Miles force might strive harder f-r
kn iry
ivty .
Mtv (i T
Hines
c?prftty Infant wiles,
.
Kpwnrth
l.eiu'iie
devoti'U
If\
OU
v.nut
to
know
about
10^7 Reduction
will preach ni Christ Epi umnaj 1
, .
beautifu, r0' i ? C" " ? ™ " , Cl-" c«n r i * « » in ,„„Ki„* 7 ' Z pr->r.pertiy, and the future, ask ege life as the track <tfr foothnll »alt-c if they were divided into
to
<!. \V. Spenc r .11
will
•' it
rile out j Alford, Mr
Edw.ifd l:- fi.s, J)|-. !
I'.doeb.
Clnm.li at I ongwood, it the week - 1
,nJ f:
tcuin, has invaded the field of com- groups and orgnnizn’ ioiih.
Tha* I
Rpnniifni 'rU • • W,8° slresscd th<’ importance of a City IKrlaut Hoover, lie continunlly Imorce.
In the cold desert in Kashgar j
Filling Station!
prize" were wen )•• Mr«
T illy and .V'r< 1 w Hale r. Ml anil J
^•O/tPRt 11mba I feel,
Beautiful if visitors are to bo drawn here for the winter traveLi
On
lv set view, Sunday afternoon, Nov.,.- At ,
w»H he de B tiiamin and G U sp. " i i Jr. Mrs. I'ul'.in
theru are no reptiles, and riot oven! 1113* Sanford Ave.
„
,
was 1ried nnd we coimidcr it
"W.Of tho morning steal
•avue. LI' ,in<i
rs. •
about the country, and ncWill solve the problem, (t is the
Whet
la
21.
"vereil
a
very
inter,M
|
m,.
nddr.-a-r
college
cheer
leaders
successful."
m
season.
The
time
has
passed
when
just
any
city
with
just
a
fly.
.Misn Ov»*r-’ it"i '.a pi-'-iriitvd JChat l«
tunlly sees what he looks at. As
d«j
'i'll 1 .Mi a"'l ,\!> s. .Ii.hn J
. , ■1
o’er thy breast
It
may
look
f
if
ward
to
the
time
when
The
store
superintemk-ttt
said
so
The
service
will
begin
at
.
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Douglas
Bailey,
.-Wm
a,;,
one
gift that she will use and ap
any conditions can got by in the grabbing for tourists The secretary of commerce, ho has full
I'iri |e nf the
a jrwilt'l iii'vli;, 1* a gift Unm Mvisrh r . Mr ami ,M1 .Inlm
little heart doth rest.
o’clock
nnd
a
cordial
invitation
j»
*',,v
,
'01,<
h,r.
business information, and lie tells mey, after 11 career at college, nmy. far as he knew, th» local store was
her h"..tess wh.le Mix. .1 n y re- R o b Mr. ami Mr- W W Pol- 1
Ime*-* 'ut I’ Mrs.
preciate every day o f the year
turn professional
to h
... and
, , -put their
----1j the only
. . organization
-......—..... ............old
pop
extended to tin* public to attend „ l>ril-v''1'
meeting. UVdnrsdaiv. eeived n pair "f < atln «l-» i .1111.IR-s ter, Mr. aad Mrs. Eugene Tittle,
Universal Service ihut 1327 should talent
ng wiles that crcop
Ibiork
for
••nutting
blood
curling
meetings.
utt heart asloop!
' |••tuddeii with tew»*l-i.
ut least equal, if not surpa^t 1325 muses nr.d performing strange i
for years to come.
./
Asfci.it ion for the service and lake part in the j 7:;,a o’clock.
Mr. and Mr" Jaiuqs Jackson, Mr 1
In the Dvs At•unes f.r<.re there
htort doth wake,
worship.
A
m
ating
will
he
held
i
.
*
m
usic.
A
cordial
invitn-'
nr Sanford
„ liili has
I HS recently
recently seen
seen the
the result of the application ami 1320. If the country will at gymnastir
A
deheii'in
“u.'.e!
at'il
te*
eourse
tool will tm<‘( at
figures to further use,
and Mr-. \\ I'luitu J. Hardy. Mr. and
turn
all thi*
tend to business, instead of guess remain.- to he seen. But the fact file from 800 to 1.200 employes.
•drtmdfu1
phall brea
breik. f #
a littto
httie stucco and
nnd white paint o..
.. First
4 ,.ai ollcei
uu
n . . i d Ught
light shall
rvict' i of thi<» were served at the conclusion of
on a
Street building
the Cni mm.nr immediately after the service, when 1
Mrs. Craig Thompson and others.
are divided into seven or
cli'm-h.
ing about future condition/, there that cheering and pep meetings ' They
^ydloi^A Cradle Bong.
several important topics will be
And, too, these doors are reason• '
eight sections nveording to the
What ^
was
a ,rath.
rather
desolated looking
looking brick
brick structure
structure will be nothing to worry ubout.
u!?.aL
“ once
° " C! , a
cr desolated
For
|3
brought up for settlement by the
have been introduced into business merchandise they handle.
Each
ably priced. Let us show you a
|jj
Of
softest Job on K ln g T u ^ h ig ouH ° - 1 ?Vor niKhi i,,1
congregation.
.
life is established.
to 11 beautiful. modernhus its cheers and Rongs
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
Subscription
Bridge
Members
o
f
Azarian
t o f assistant n
S in|r q itc in hnrm°By With the best this city has THE WESTINGIIOUSE Compa A largo department store in Dos section
Saturday
and
Monday
■
Ke.v.
Mr.
Mortimer
Glover,
rec
sample door and name you prices
pninpr Club
Sunday Next Bofore Advent.
hns built un electric locomotive Moines, la., is using tho plan in nnd its cheer leaders. The sections
?!f,er' ,T S° ovfnera 8et an example which migh/well ny
tor of Holy Cross Episcopal church
Party
Given
Friday
vie with each other for originality
Class
Entertained
by
Holy
Communion
7:10
o'clock.
to
puli
two
hundred
freight
cars,
a
Guests at Sanford is expected to take pail
—then be sure and place your or
be followed by other First Street property owners
ordcf to instill enthusiasm Into tin;
Prices:
load of ten thousand tons, not salos forces, nnd ncoording to the in their cheers und the banners
t^.do any harm to,be
Church School 9:45 o’clock.
»
By
Members
o
f
U.D.C.
Mrs.
W.
C.
DeCoursey
they
carry
when
a
pep
rally
Is
in
the
porvirc
and
preside
at
the
'•little o f your Clfist
der in time for Holiday delivery.
). Gardiner
wblle we are at it. why stop there? Whv stop at all ’ counting the curs. At n tenth of superintendent, tho results ure staged. Snake dances are also in
Morning prayer nnd sermon 11
$11.50
meeting which follows.
now.
o'clock.
Why not inaugurate a regular “ Clean Up! Paint Up' Plant the expense, with tier costly upkeep gratifying.
order.
One
of
tlio
largest
socinl
affairs
Members of the Azarian Circle
roadbed, rails and equipment, a
$15.75
Lpl campaign as Daytona Beach hn.4? There are a mini canal
sure was the
Evening prayer and sermon 1:30 of tho week wns that of Friday!of
C Chiitan ministry
Shell rnllie* are hold jusL before
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
r tho Baptist church met Thurstug will haul ten thousund “ “ Wrf"M6|itdd (hiif HIdrf after ob
serving
results
of
concerted
cheer
ifridsy
uvrning
afternoon when members of the ■day fur an all day meeting at tho
tons on ti n hiirjjjH.
the store opens in the morning.
$18.50
I'BOTln. Let's sec now,
m
+ -• '» t V d B ,
iCiriliner entering at ^ foothnll and basketball 1They are not hold every day, but
cktehded co N. de V. Howard (Hiaptnr U. D. C. homo ©t Mrs. Ml.. C.. DoCoursoy, on
It had another month
•
ii
a
,
~v.
.
.
A
IllCll
loo*
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tJ
j
j
f
(lit1
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Edward
Rudlcel,
Pastor
all.
$19.50
»»«•
Z i S ".rJ
?
i
f
fh-y » ,,v
games, he said. “ Everyone lias |usually before a sale is to stnrt.
fthe
Friday
Ev; entertained at
a subscription Central Avonuo. Garments wera
,
Bible School 9:45 o’clock, R A.
'VG4
i.l..tS e J aat 8.la Kes (,f iB lapidation. A coat o f paint p rop o rly i l,idi^KUf i K B,UILD;S l'nnn,,i 1,0,1 noted thut cheering at a football i Onbinmnity singing iiy tl,c employjyff'-' “V*------(>•
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!.h i. I 1
•iy |utilizes the eiienp transportation.
bridgo party
club made for a neody child nnd other
^bimgu
fin ujf at
ui tho
mu Woman's
»»uam
nher apartment Wilson, Superintendent.
$24.50
applied
would
do
wonder!
toward
p
^
m
i
,*
.
T
.
„
game
re-aets
on
the
players.
It
j
ecu
also
is
featured.
Frizes
for
■? railroad
is
oust*
and
Secretary
Hoover
is
trying
to
per*
’ ih— :
moying
3,r.(io |beautifying the city.
.
K L"
Clr»i
Communion and
Sermon 11 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH with Mrs. W. Theodor© I/inglcy. good work wns accomplished,
rM P A N
$26.50
train# a day, moat of which
t. . , ,
I•
Blind** liii'i country to do the same neoms to give u sagging team new ' the best record in selling of vnri- i
nnd Mrs, F. E. Rmimillnt in charge.] At noon a tasty buffet luncheon
Corner
Park
Avenue
nnd
3rd
St.
I
s
a
d
other
cut
o’clock.
lire, and puts figiit into th®
the !V*Vi,,a?
men , uus kill(lH
kinds of
of merchandise also are I
titb
d& xSj
a t f r camring gift turkeys 1 H erald
a ,a ld rea d ers will d ou btless recog n ize th e inf,.,
,, |sl:>rting with vatuiu from the Great Jh":
3
Tlio spacious auditorium, where was served to about 18 members,
arrangement
J. Bernard Root, Minister
$29.50
Christian Endeavor 0:30 o’clock.
White House.—The Bing l}l curlilill
THE YAI7D WITH A M IL L B A C K I N G
win house in S an ford w hich lias o H .inlv >
•,
, ° LnH1'1 l,‘ ‘ ,l"
ami the gulf.|lh jt “ fttfn ,nt'u" s v,clorV
1offered to >■tiinula to vompetition. I
the
game
wuh
played,
wns
bright
1
Sewing
was
continued
during
the
hten the rooms
Church School 9:45 o’clock, Ed
Pr?#s.
s dou bled bv the sa ga ciou s ,
At tlie 7:30 o'clock service will
5 ,
r5.
,y ,,ad *t8 value
Mrs Hoover is in deadly earnest. — —
- - - ..........------$32.50
)tte used for the he .presented, “ The Passion Play win Raiulnll, General Superintend with myriads of Confederate ami nfternoon. Plans were also made
|(S— -o---------the own,.,ThJ™
♦ 1 p la n tin g o f flow ers nnd sh ru b s b y i* ,ut lht' <i»'‘-stion i«, will the mil- 1 ................... * ' ----------- : ---------------------------------American
flags
nnd
baskets
of
red
for
a
cooked
food
sale
to
be
held
'
.1 number of of Oberammergnn,’’ This was ad ent.
$36.50
Tampa Times informs us min,>o,• n,
^ nV!Ht vanim on-place house can be m ade to ro,U H a,,ow il? I’roimhly not.
m Holly Avenue at 11th, 12th, 13th Streets
CIVILIZATION
roses, hibif-eus, narcissus nnd chry- Suturdny.
■v
pUyi d, ueore.s vertised for Inst Sunday but it
Morning Worship, 11 o ’clock.
BOND GRADE
ZIP SERVICE
h,,,, b«*n
santhemums,
emphasizing
thu
color
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
MIAMI HERALD
•warded, was impossible to present it. It
Martin Stinecipher, Soloist.
*We don't sec why, the ? a .
v
;
s
,
,
t
s
uk*
:d
^
K
r
,
ni"K
»
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Tuesdny
evening
at
8
o’clock,
tho
scheme
of
red
nnd
white.
The
box of will be recalled that this ploy fea
••••on is still several erty value, almual a* much aMho f i T S S u f t . ^
Sermon by tho Pastor, Subject,
«*>
*• it T,,u Baltimore Sun prints this: |any real deterioration of civilizuPhones 135 and 136
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flowors were generously donated place to be. announced later.
eiiled that the *weight
must
come
•way.
A’as won
“ Thanksgiving Joys.”
turing
scenes
from
the
life
of
Our
,
'off. it did. Now she weighs 38 "The height of civilization—moving ' B011. It would, on the contrary, in
by
E.
B.
Stowe,
the
florist.
-— 0 --------&> let’s gut busy and K«t out the old paint brush,
blls. The men's
Evening Worship, 7:10 o’clock.
I pounds, and the doctors say she is mall through the streets in arm- |‘,licate thut there is a growing pubMr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Stewart and FROCKS-COATS-MILLINER Y
Scores wero kept for the inter
[J. D. Woodruff. Lord, as well as several old Testa
UBVAtr*
leaving for counties out the rake and the hoe. - Set out your flower beds
Congregational
Singing—Old fa
ment
tableaux,
lins
been
presented
_
_
_
Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Stowe returnI lic SI' MS0 th,,t t>K* bandit is an nhesting
card
game
on
flag
shaped
W
f t m e u ’law - is already rake up your front yards. Let’s have a city beautiful.' «Vmi too weak to stand an operation re ored trucks ” It n,ii*ht l.i.v..
1the tables were
PHONE I64J
quired by her emaciated condition. ed. '■/‘uttiim four nriiuvl mnrinna normu,ity. and that there must he
regularly every 10 years since miliar Hongs.
tnllien nnd when these were col- l'd homo Thursday from Braden- 309 E. 151 ST.
^Sooifw e will be hearing of
hVsoinl
refreshI Sermon topic, "Detecting Hidden looted by Mrs. Robert J. Holly.! f<,n whore they have been attend-!
She may die.
in every m ^l ear “
1‘‘anunon cause among honest peo10.14,
with
a
few
exceptions.
naye had him but my foot
|nbd, olives, hot
*
, , . . . I Pic t" destroy his power. A rising
U*i «a I fired."
Mrs. W. J. Thigpen and Mrs. Hen-1 big the Stnto Florists convention, j
The village of Oberumtrtorgnn is ji Faults.”
‘f j w MANY PKOPU5 thinTu^yTnTbeing dishonest
•food cakes
Uie implication contained m this |resentment against evil is not a
THOUSANDS
OF
young
girls
-»r----- o---------in
Bavarin and wns visited in 1013,
ry Purdon, it was found that the|Mr. Ste.wurt was elected ns direct-]
-statement
is
that
we
arc
becoming
when they let their bills run three or four months without arc starving themselves almost as
iiMuch
mersign
of
decadence.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Pl*®.snturderer in every 120
high score, prize, a handsome hra!ei[|>r
tho uareeiation for tho cornThe inhabi
hy the con- by a terrible plague.
There was a time when it was
dangerously without
any
200 loss civilized, because we are un
t«d|fpr his crime. In other wha " t h e T m ^ V V “ liH-y
der
the
necessity
of
protecting,
by
Sunday
school 9:30 o’clock.
bowl
filled
with
narcissus,
had
been
big
year,
Yot
thi"
'»
exiwllv
tants
Implored
God
to
stay
the
perfectly
proper
for
anyone
to
|
cards
placed
oil
weight
as
an
excuse.
For
this
and
•thoAinnocent blood of lip wnat they aie. We have in nund « certain individiml i„
Every member of the church a won by Mrs. Henry Wight. The
other foolishness among young force of arms, the men who are en prey on anyone else, if he were
thr serving of plague, promising the present the
murderers . goes ungaged in a necessury public serv strong enough to get away with it.
Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. R. W. >
monf|
°h
d
i
1
°
k
I1
o
"
’
s
his
bilLs
to
“
‘■■cum
ulate
month
after
member
of the Sunday school iH second high score prize, a set i>i
Passion
Play
every
10
years
to
people,
the
fathers
anil
mothers
•Tnmpa Morning Tribice.
The Sun evidently forgets There were no hu'.idils, because
Russell, Mrs. It. A. Newman, Mrs. i
an
ambition
of
the
Miurch.
crystal
counters,
was
won
hy
Mr-.
are
responsible,
not
the
fordi*!,
show
their
gratitude.
VI
1the cordial hosthat this is nothing new. Anyone everyone wap a potential muruud-1
Morning worship und sermon 11 Ernest Housholilcr. For failing b< Charles T. Fuller, Mrs. K. 1). Mob
nis credit Alter three or four months ho pays his bills but rhi,1,ren of this foolish age.
,
r -—-o —-------%
The pastor will give a lecture
who has lived in the West in the er against'his neighbor. Such a!
[ otrtlincr were:
not
until
ho
ha*
won
ami
thorouBhly
o,ijoy“'d
hi„
fat
bii-'ik
i
,
„
o'clock.
Ordinance of baptism will score her points and honors, Mrs ley, Mrs. George A. DcCottes were
Jfthsresting to lourn that
mail stage days remembers the stundnrd no longer prevails. There
D. Woodruff. Mr! explaining tho collection of beautiunder
the
iliimim,
that
77*
Vus
***“
“
“
i
"
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FEOPLE
NO
longer
ask
“
What's
Ig is to have the largest af,!anC?L HoJ.abo,'H u
be
administered
at tho opening of II. C. Ferguson received the low among thor© from Sanford attendin this
this w
way
he' the
•IL<
Wells, Mr. and fullji colored slides as they are
'•.ni,t'r thf
• illusion that >»
ay be
use of science." Standard Oil armed guards who always sat in is u social conscience which puts
^United States, costing strengthens his credit
rcore prize, u fan-shaped flower *nK ^,D *B dny meeting for th©, ■
the service.
projected
on
tho
screen.
Some
at the bank and consequently his ships ure adopting radio beacons, a conspicuous place to ward . off the evil-doer outside the pale. That
rJ■r- *nil Mrs.
jbut It would bo moro
■ith narcissus. In cut- women ° f tho Episcopal church n t1!
vase,
filled with
the
highwaymen
who
might
leap
Sermon subject, Growing in
and Mrs. storcoptican songs will also lie
ito know whether they borrowing capacity, because he has carried a big balance low powered automatic radio trans from behind any bush along tho soeiul conscience is at its best
ting
for
the
consolation
prize, also Winter Park, on Friday.
Things
Supreme.
used.
when
the
public
unites
not
only'
N Dr. Hardincr.
‘ to use It.—-Sioux Falls a much larger balance than he could have shown had h^! Li,) mitters. They toll when another road.
a
fun-shaped
vns©
of
narcissus,
to ostracizu the wrong-doer, but!
Young People's Unions 0:10
ship, similarly equipped is near in
Mrs. John Kelly, mezzo-soprano,
Even if it were something new, to make his wrong-doing inipos-1.
Mf. and Mrs. O. L. * Anderson
Mrs.
M.
S.
Wiggino
was
the Im k>
a
fog,
und
with
the
radio
corno’clock.
Thc
training
department
,r ‘
him 'that
h<‘k th°y
Hmumen
d“ °-who*1*'taw*
not*
ommred
"tl! 1
who hns witnessed the play, will
however, it would still not indicate siblc.
left
1 hursdny for Montgomery
him
that Tbankers
arcbcc.
wise
il
____
l
„
h
,,
one.
Thc
prizes
wore
donated
by
Ladics‘ Pure Silk
jfipui*tesy sing "Thc Holy City’’ at this serv of tho church is doing carefully
set' th rou g h all (h ose 1P?8H' the captain can establish the
g».1h«eting of'the Chnmhnr little Iricks.
Ala., where they will mukc their
Mrs.
J.
N.
Tolar,
Mrs.
Frank
Mil
direction of the warning signal.
graded work, and invites all who
•was ond of the best
Hose .............................................
lay for ice.
home.
$ 1 .0 0
Icr and Miss Mabel Howlor.
Radio "light house" will one day .
should bo members.
— ( ) --------F. time. Although It
Prayer
meeting
Wednesday
replnco the old kind, defying i
I-ato
in
the
afternoon
refresh
SPEED TH E REFORM
Evening worship nnd sermon
JWFi Hot air was eon
Mrs. Carrie M. Mnrlowo, and her
night 7:45 o'clock at 1205 Elm
“ WHY IS IT," Ilie question is often asked “ timi
B ig Size Blue Plaid Towels
weather. Mon will soon lie as wise i
ments of snndwiehoH, nut bread,
*. Its absence.. Instcud,
7:30
o'clock,
Subject
of
sermon,
mother
Mr#. M. W. Lovell motored
JACKSONVILLE
JOURNAL
Avenue.
'OP'" w h . h s r * i f u l y
2
” ? as bats that find their way in the '
nd
hot
tea
waro
served
by
Mrs.
".permeated With „ fC(,|.
5 i o r ...............................................
Tho Final Balance Sheet.
-r -----to Orlando Thursday where they
N
Tillis and
•lark, in a room filled with wires 1
$ 1 .0 0
“ Morton Thigpen, Mra. William spent tho day.
rhm over the beginning
As is quite often the case after cs of the people. When there is
Our
Wodnesdny
evening
serv
Joint
I
id
m
I
ch
sch
FIRST
CHURCH
OF
CHRIST
strung
close
together,
never
touch1
fiOcal year.
Moore
Scott,
Mrs.
June
Roumiilat,
an off-year election, members of an oxprcssani by (ho people it
ing a wire.
•Jjcn they ontcrice opens 7:30 o’clock. Last Wed Mra. Ned Chittonden, Mr#. Forrest
Table o f Fancy Linens.
SCIENTIST
the mujority party in congress nro oughl to bo carried out at oner,
Mr#. W. P, Fields and party o f '
,.y, v»Al
« iheir friends
Christian Science services aro nesday ovening’s was unusual in MacAllister, Mrs. G. D. Bishop anil
At
Former values $2.00, f o r .......
GENERAL ANDREWS, boss of showing their Independence.
friend# spent the day Thursday
One of (he most popular and ef
$
1
.
0
0
flatter on paj. held overy Sunday morning in thc attendance and interest.
Miss Perri© Leo Boil.
prohibition,
says
government the beginning of a presidential fective reforms thut congress can
eery plensantly In Orlnndo.
'( ‘The Story of a Great and
^ M r . nnd Woman’s Club, Oak Avenue near
The.ro wero 25 tables of players
agents must be polite. Even when term, especially if it h rthc first J>l!j
' Ui ct 1 in submit a rnn5 Yards Cretonne, x
®
labile
inurriGrowing
People,”
will
be
contin
■»] m
Third
Street
at
11
o’clock;
Sun
and a neat sum realized for th© i Miss LeClaire Jones, Miss Kitty
raiding a still or blind pig, court term, a president as a rule only stitutional iirnendincnt providing
ued.
.
.
day
School
at
10
o'clock.
Subject
has
to
say
tho
word
to
secure
com
■
Ji’
im
new
patterns
f
o
r
......................
»:.
j 'ill
scholarship fund, which la* provided, DuBoac, Mia# Lcola Evans nnd
esy must dominate. Tho troublo iy
that presidentn he inaugurated
$ 1 .0 0
llfaliy tiec. for tomorrow, Soul and Body.
A very hearty Invitation to the by the chapter to aid a glil from] Mrs. Ciaudo Herndon formed' a
'.i, ,,
/ i
t
• .
that bootleggers, with tholr auto plete obedience from hiH party. But earlier and that new congresses
•W wild flowmatics, machine guns and other after tho mid-term election mem take office immediately after the
A Thanksgiving service will be public to attend ail these serv Seminole County at Tallahassee. l congenial party motoring to Or
Dolls— big lot— Unbreakable.
o r wm j s , i : ; u i i ,ra" w ,,ml
i . w i| | |
bers
of
his
party
are
inclined
to
fnlor scheme held Thursday morning, Nov. 25th ices.
election.
equipment, make it hard to bo
!
lundo
on
Saturday
whore
thoy
waters 7
-OLames, con- ut l l o'clock.
Values up to $2.Q0
ChuHtcrfieldinn. You might ns well givo vent to their real feelings and
I f any safeguard be required, it
' Mrs. Charles Fender o f Orlando, spent the day.
$ 1 .0 0
f*,1,t'd the eve.
expect a bootlegger to be polite bocoino bold in expressing them. la furnished Ly the provision that
*
FIRST
1# spending a short time hero D
Wednesday
evening
services
Ican.Legion again Steps
steps]j Ihit
quIJtfiS is coming to Lh'
II.*o
quickly, which
thu liquor queHtion
Ihe (V
fi ,imt m ” Sh0\va *'b»t with a hijacker. It is a rough Consequently It is expected that two-thirds of the senate holds of
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
the guest of Mrs.,, Edward Lane.
Underwear—Muslin Gowns and Stepans,
Include tcstimqrtles of
suggestion by President Coolldgd flee over nny national election. But
th Whae ajipeara to Ponsililv Iwn vsbn
tu 1 11 , iout moro and more. game, and officierhiy usually con will
.Mr*. Fender will be accompanied
Sunday
School 9:45 o'clock,
»»«*
Christian
Science
healing
aro
be
subjected
to
closer
scrutiny.
TKuraall gamq
gamq fot
forThuro....
J..
*
yaar8
bonte
tlll!
densely
iiopulnteii
but
.smnll
sists
In
shooting
first.
values up to $2.00
one-third of the senate is elected
i but Hmnli
l*
fo the hold at 7 o'clock.
$ 1 .0 0
Morning Worship 11 o'clrvk.
' home Saturday evenlg by Mr. nnd
And so it t|a proving.
.
»mlwr U,,they wlil minority of wt
biennially. It js the houso alone
W:1 Ktate8 In«Y HKuin have to bo .shown that
^
I'r.'c.U
'P
,
Use
Oriental
Stucco.
For
it
assures
an'
Mrs.
Lane,
who
will
spend
thj
Christian
EnJcavor
5:30
o'clock.
The
prealdent’a
pr
. We Sanford public,
proposal
for
tax
•
This
Church
maintains
a
free
that
goes
entirely
before
the
elec
THE PEOPLE would like to see
s Table of Brassieres
.
......................
week ond In Orlando,
Evening Worahip 7:30 o’clock.
form torate.
even color and comes in many beautiful
Heading Room nt No. 517 First
the bootleg
business wiped out. credits, refuade, or twhatever
inanenl
awl
on
ly
solution
of
tiio’
ciri'nk
avi
i
m
T
^
n
t
o
tick
s
*rn
n,,’l
Ratherit
finally
takea,
is
meeting
sovere
Wl,h
At the morning service the pas b i
— r, V K
r'Tf ilri'n«-e,| a8 National Bank Building, where tho
Whatever their prohibition atti
and Knit^ Underwear..............................T,...... $ 1 * 0 1 1 - ®
•hades, ready-mixed— only water i*
opposition."Within his own party.
interest of tourtor
will
speak
on
uThc
Sense
of
the
tude,
they
do
not
want
to
see
the
Charles
Rogers
of
New
York
ip
Bible
and
all
authorized
Christian
m e V w a i t o ^ r r o f l Z r " 9' A"
lh«
ftf
»*, *n fantastic
on 'extou«*ement the te
Toni Sim’s Says
added. It’s Mmistake*prootM
put onon> wie
the wmsitey
whiskey basis
basis It is one "of the after-election
Anthfm, VisRing in Sanford as the guest
Sclenco literature may. be read, Presence of ChrlsL”
r livin g l»Jti
h i i i ? # 0r HOW protfH n to
hom es, bet- nntion
n,*“ 00 pui
Infants' Sweaters andOaps,
• ^ - - >
•<*: A;
vontlnfao its:pro- te
un. 1 sn< un- borrowed dr purchased. Open daily “ Praioo the Lord, O Jerusalem” , o f biB mother, Mrs. Y. C. Coller ut
r livin g, b etter h ea lth f o r y o u n g and o ld ; and b e tto r sch ool thnt
In. Jefferson’s «iay. fccts that la klways to be looked
a
ll
utnnl
V
.-v**
:
'
'
*
tor. It hl 'rti'
alnment./ JL*lhl tb^
pronounced whan
u
n
fti
l"
''onlain
Famous last lines: “ I’ll jv„t clean
It can be textured in any effect you
E. S. Lorens j and the male quar- her home on Magnolia Avanuo.
n it bett?[ bodfftH and better mental faculties for children would
1,0 .toou*ht
flight romedj
bete
and xvdne tho admlnlatl Hon suffers a loss o f
"r 'he liomir excopt Sundays and holidays from
nedy.
m
supply
This prestige like
tet
will sing "Nature'a'PraJff'r ij| ?
“
P
Th«
5
r
V
l
work
to«K>rrow."
3 to 5 ji.’ m. -,
, \
t which was realschooro— Spani«h,TtaliTO,CrJGni«liGreek
country.hr',w ,
. ...
Prohlbitmn
prohibition,
but tercJ in
|tho h
God.”
awoet. Benutor Fraovetnber
oJcctT
on,
*
1
. ’. .. , . . - Y..*
'William
Laka motored to De, r ° ,hc
naJ
i eftr1,ng power hav* » ive» America a b u y in g iK>wer is not enfureing it. Less enforce The obji
and many other*,
;;
Dakota, read out bf
powerful members
The «^Jwt for the nlfhtaermon ^ on Friday whir* he ipMt the
Home Mission Day at the Pres
meat co
SJ Mr»- Bragg,
y would ba acceptable, of the
1 . two years-ago for W e e k ly ^
h party in con
C° m° the mar^el of tho Warld.^-Capper’s if losa
on ‘
byterian Church Monday. • All is “The Holy Spirit” AnthanL^Oh
1 p . m . to
kg' whiskey and gin gross to
'
Call on na lor. complete information
fident a tax plan
»hert La Foliotte, is in
ladto of the congregation .are in now Amiable.ans Thy Dw*«— ^
went
with
IV
**®
dw
lches
and
will in «]
-Oability be followed
.know tho wisdom of
vited to meet at 11:80; o 'cfo k Jn John E,' West. The «**!•
• .'-Gi
■
Jadgs Waliaca ^ h t : «od
by othe:
[w
Juat another or- e h S S oleclic... ... UTW, uul tne l0Jft.
With tho Demo- „ N f ' V TREASURY PREDICTIONS m»ko an Income-tax
SOME
OULD luvo u
tho social, rooms o f tba cburch foar
lion.”
over,
but
the
telewere:
gument
■orfe
A. DeCotto art in Tall#.
of
the
pecnliar
many ftents in the
cheerful
. Treasury of
^ ^ ry ^ on t U 'iariUd to to
^ ‘ nelmn H0. Urn -first p u t o f thi
and unwi
ayatom by which^w S n in ? St' Ur* acUv®1Y c*mfor tU'fnf.toyaoobualneis.
ficlals os ^
, J ’ Whited States IIl)W
___
now co;
serted 'at -lf:W
q not toki
______.
t
Vo*ma Lunch will
&Yf.
« ^ ?.flfty ’billions for moa
banka no
o’clock;
lotmgdiataiy
after ^ n fcr
*.7^*
Thornloy,
jh oy ara olacUd,, ^ J «irplan,' l>„otlogger ha. been
W P6r cent rid u ctS cra ted o f . dollars*Tho **
■blUhing
n' Kuthcryn thh bqpfc « I h * iTOd o f
>Th«t f
*
* \great deal, a Thn
•M i
2
rc„ f', " “ va *««n fliera who
ayatei
t. plaou.
m
h J f e k h l known
Cool. fifty tlm
Rob. B a g a -^ * im TOVlmd by, ti
j
.
L
y
,
*?
',
nd
million
►pod
older
than
their,
yaars.
K <
iVl.U not inai
long
bei
In
tho
i
s
p
^
iu
l
„J W r,ch ariw
ll H. Ji
ban the in days of
*W f
lon^
wvel
for g (
* * Syn».
benefit
t o for one flcult
LWpotfc.
Tv .» ^
9
r Ui ,Ctt
neV«r
[DOW
l
w
long
*»k
Eden,
0
sev.
I
B
R
ATS,"
S"~
aiona
M V /.
ii
| MOTHER OR:;
a first
E. Wll.
toiiym '
s a le C osi.
,
CtaEiffSSTE
-^ -ifs S S L S
a
'a
a
()r\
s
J S r tS W .banqup' wlthth°
Qjim S& Ller
L
The Ideal
i Christmas
For
Your
W ife ,
S w e e t
h e a r t, M o t h e r , D a u g h t e r
o r S iste r
Portable Phono
;0
c^ rv en r w r i& /
A Mirror D oor
th=TeaU
ti-}°w»rly
tuture " Ul b8 lh"
C oats]
*lth
Notice to Taxpayers
[re
City Tax Books are now 01
for payment of City Taxes,
count of 2 per cent allowed
taxes paid in November and
per cent discount on taxes pail
in December.
e ‘T
IS
I
Ellen Hoy,
.
City Tax Collector.
K R O N EN ’S
Advertising Means Business
rcredTt °
------
^Williams
M akes Yours th e B est Loo
Stucco H ouse, in Town
S
'SwbitiSSBhown Umt
U
S
S
tlfC
^
If
111
IT uesday $ 1
PU UrL‘ ,,m,VKup in th0 ba"k
»_»«*
m
3
Amusements
*
�" v
.
■'
f <!’ *5
m m
.ram t
•;< . .. ‘ i.
. ...v
W m
i.
u,v
.'ji'JWJtjJj*
1:’
AtSfcte;'”-'
W ;
1
\.uA
?y
IS1
' I
m
-
It
'•
p\ i o f the
ilaco be-
m
fW
tew
, - r v •;o;itjvv*v> v ,~
BY L. C. BEB O U T-
y .c ^ .U li^ i^ c h e n with
orivate
conference roams
Lnko Mary, a thrivi
little pity
included '':ih
. layout.
Thl*
j*•<■■■■*’ ■
’■
hlAnds
of
ttipu ten, i,1!1
*ak« l***1* 1
M f
ullaJng
will
be
a
great
asset
to t % t
. ■ " . '!■>.,*■
"■*’* y*4j '
- Queen
1iiurthwcst«m Somm
of a tCarload
o
f
ihifi
B tX - c. bebo u t
t rail facilities aro easily available
tho cammi^nlty no all public gath
fast
becoming
one
ox
gqm
Osceola Is ,ohe af the principal
dfcs^Ing , .
e
at Gew
s
®
A
r
e
.JtW
v;c*rl:
ru3
Frul
modern uyj
'town; o f Longwood had Its [for the transportation of alt fair
erings
may
bo
hold
there
as
well
progressiva communities.
... .
, , ,
Explanation moot
basket,>-everything,
<n e v a ; F ru it P re s e rv e s and industrial communities o f Semi °iber mnn
.}p |878, and In its early paraphernalia. Every advantage ‘that
nole County. It ia located in the
the
MyaVnarr'Wera anTTo b e ! Ovor 700 P^P10 write up its high- 2.V. *T c°wmprpe body functions.
the
The
Jpllics A r e A ls o S hiped
- was the southern terminus; will ho taken of this well-planned
northeastern section op tl^e St.
* “ Coast Liho" and a center o f ‘ plant for the holding of art annuel
*urroundinjfT
i
ntion many noble achievement*
Gr.nnvn Is n bustling city of over ; Johns .River at tk° entrance of that soil with
.
• in ipany lines,
ed about thfl first of the new
inter-county fair.’ A modern hotel t f W
700 p ;o r‘ 'i in the northeastern flec scenic stream .with nlctuteequc for the
c china qloaet aholyen were huv® 1,80,1 accomplished during the year.
ited as It is in the south is open the year 'round for enter
tion of '..cr.iinole county. Because Lake Harney and U sqrypd by the many l d ^ “
phetographe*beforo
the
china
w
a
s!la!lt
fow
,nont,ia'
ern section of Seminole Conn- tainment o f tho tourist and prO*
Tho
recently
completed
Country
.
Tho
citizeno
of
this
busy
town
Florida East Coast Railway.
o
own to be one o f thn spectlyd resident o f Longwood. 1 retnoved and dusted.. Apd all the Club road passing through Lnku |I0)‘ 0Winff V,e)r spirit of co-qper- f it.- high rolling cophtry it is
rich country
At Osceola is located one qf the
excoptlor
dlv
woll
adapted
to
the
prjcelcsu
pictures
In
the
picture
iirlttoho -courttyi.<Its ,, Thipr^lblo Conference composed
Mnry gives to tho city a much !ltl011 whlcn is manifesting itsel. culture of citrus fruits and is tho largest modem cypross lumber town proper»,I
stn are varied and many not- of men and women interested In gallery were photographed before
needed outlet to the county sent ln ciro,’lf undertaking, hove joined center of this industry in tho and plaining mills in the State, tho St. Jow j
) achievements have been reai- religious instruction has taken taken from the royal walls for
as well as forming A connection •^'ifcthnr apd organized the Com- county. It numbers among its bufll- producing the famous Florida Red Ironic north** *
i S m . wideawake and high the Initial steps toward tho estab dusting fore and aft.
tr*ct kntnm
a^ hnvo c?Ued* ^ nods enterpriser* severe! fruit pack Cypress, with a capacity of Bixt,y
‘ * citizenship.
Merely proving that humans who wlth tho Dixie Highway leading, ° ,unit?
lishment of an Institution on a
through central * npd southern
°V
Thompson to be their ing hbuscs In which ore prepared thousand feet’ each day- The Os Many ncit.^3
rood Is noted principally as tract of over 500 acres of land wear crowns and lay cornerstones
Florida. The highway opens up i |,aa^or*
a5° being pcrfectccj co&rload shipments of oranges, ceola CypriMB ;Cpmpany .has suffi urijuired by,
renter o f the poultry industry
_ with cottages for tho convenience aren't much different from lessor
a most beautiful apd picturesque ■ !’ r n, ,nPw cHkrch nenf thn site of grapefruit and tangerines for dis cient timber rights to warrant op dalists who
itpole County, there bekig a Iof missionaries and other Biblo mprails.
My neighbor J o h n country of lake* mid woodlands! 10 0 ( house o f worship,
ment on a
eration o f the mill fo r many years. future.
tant markets.
of well-maintained poultry j students. This institution will be Smith tf*ns on a tirade this morning
v
Through tho energetic effort of
Supplementing the- citrus indus
The plant employe several hun
in this section. The pnul- tho means of bringing to Long- betapap his wife cleaned up his passing through tkoi^entor o f the the people o f Lake Mary a moilornThe
childrca
■
Sanford
Golf
and>
-Country
Club
t r y ‘ In Genovn is the Wakefield dred men, who with thoir families,
hnvo succeeded in raising wood a highclnss citizenship from desk tn the midst of her house!y equipped and well constructed preserving Company and the Levy form n greater portion of the pop attend the
and
merging
into
th«
Bi^ic
High
t. prize-winning fowls during nil sections of the country.
cleaning orgy, and and he can’t way at Bobinsoo Springs.
le hool accomodating over n 100 pu Brothers' Meat Packing Plant, the ulation of this ' busy Seminole section being
ear and tholr stock at the difLongwood in addition to its in find “ a blnmed thing."
Within tho limit* of Lake pils has been built facing the Coun former producing a high grade County town composed of neat at portation by \L\
$. fa ir and the Scsquicontcn- dustries, tourist facilities stores
Osceola hun,
Mary
there nre a number of large try Club rood. Every facility ia line o f fruit preserves arid Jellies tractive bungalows. A hard-sur
lt Ft^ladelphla carried o ff and business enterprises necessary
duatrial c«
Onco upon a time, yollpw-hnircd
included
in
this
educational
institu
,< t This-Industry- i* to tho development of the commu Millo Qndo Corson, first mother lakes tho principal ones being tion for the propor training nnd re rind tho meat packers maintain a faced highway connects Osceola the mills ci
well.equipped plant and distribute, with tho other aoations of the
Ing one of tho country’s nity, has its educational institu to swim tho English channel, tried Crystal and Mary. These bodies
ly payroll ■
creation o f the children under tha choice meats aad meat products
of
water
cover
a
large
area
anJ
»tr assets. The back Ooun- tions and churches. The Lyman to get a job ps pshcr in a theater.
county.
Osceola can boast of a ’•wealth of this
tutoring
of
an
efficient
faculty
over a largo nron.
Geneva is
the vicinity , of Longwood
_
School, accommodating over 100 They laughed at .the very idea when rro ideal recreational centers. On hended by Principal Clarence P.
known us the "Highland City."
.
..
ed the beginning of the j cliilelron, in a well-built structure she said she wnnted to "yusher. ’ Crystal there is the casino with i’rie.st.
In the vicinity of Geneva arq lho most P'cturusque in the coun-j the rtatt awl*
every facility for fishiqg and n
no" of Florida nnd the soil with well lighted nnd ventilated
Nov/ Mrs. Corson gets a big kick; pavilion for dancing and other no
Lake Mary in addition ( > being fonio of the liest poultry plnnts in ' ty- I«'iko Harmw, one of tho three of the sea.
e ridge section is adaptable classrooms. The faculty is com
i ideal town in which to establish tho county.
out of the fact that she is head dal activities. On the shores «»t
Geneva i; Wny
Several prosperou-* large lakes in Seminole County.
e arising ->f citrus fru'ts posed of efficient and untiring
lining nt the very theater which I.aVo Mary aro located many lodg re vilcnrois supported t>y a highly pou Itry mon mnintain Inrge f locks
Baail
lc tb" lower 'nmli nr heavier teachers. The school is located be
'k;l furnishes every opportunity for the Fast
ls. (oast
°nst R
dyaa
- : iiilucl ive back country. Many cit- of chickons. producing large qunr
laughed
at
her
humble
plus
to
ir;
,
,
bcahmiril
Air
iH?
es
and
eottageB
occupied
the
year
am ideal fur roimnorcln! tween Longwood mid A Lament n
lo_
,
oportsmnn
and
picasure
.seeker
to
wilh
iu
^
|
many ]
^ , h,Hchoflen out(loor activ.
I 'r.aind/-by. thoso enjoying tlv n;i gloves produce thousands of titles of eggs and poultry for
tabic |T< duction, femn ami and children from both districts "y usher.”
! i'\es ................
of oranges, tangerines and cal consumption ns woll as distant
* Only human, thin Miltc, too!
wayrs ha* c*cd
" 2 ....... ■
__
horticultural products,
attend classes there, the county Nc/ne of us get such a thrill ns peace arid .Ifuict^df the woodlands gj- mi- ,ruit
n &
0
each setiBon bringing jniapkcts. The raiidng of choice ’ , l i • ^upPlemcnting thin Inrge lak. handling fann
These
TaltCs
nbound
in
many
kind,ductrinlly, Longwood has ca board furnishing transportation
many other kcBUtifid bodies swMcr traffic,
n
coming back in IrniUntr clouds of i of fish and tho wooded chores nf- > i sums into the coffers of th e, vegetables and berries is also a nre
for
thd
convenience
of
the
pupils.
shed
within
its
confines
o
if
water
und Rtreams abounding of fertile and'
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f
glory to haunts that knew us in j' ford ideal hunting grounds in the i uiimmnily. Lake Mary is making part of Geneva’s ugricultural p ro -1!’
number of business enterprises.
The churches arc well attended
in ninny rinds of fish and along l»m!s nre mdyj
('.
gross
in
increasing
the
poultryjduction.
The
clioicest
strawberries
calico and homo-spun.
I winter neminn.
Turn Longwood Ax-handle Factory nnd the ministers are men well
ai d egg production in this section. are raised in this motion and the 1the wooded shores may be found riety of crops, i
m
! Ijikn, Mary is making great
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the Walter Hagen Golf Prod- versed in religious teaching nnd in
ive talked in this column I strides in .city improvements. A A number of plants are already imroDoTatTon 'o f TraDoV is Trowi’nT 1711,1 K*mo °.f. moBt °':cry tJescrip- present then _
Inc., have well equipped the presentation of the got.pcl. On.
tion’ 14,1:0 HnrneY' tho SL John;t tive. homentlw m
some womon in the new l a umber of streets have been paved i'i miueing large quantities of poul-j mto n profitable busincBS.
. ... Hi and are turning out a first Sunday, ns in many other small ci
river and tho other largo lakes of soil.
try products and r-teps are being
J
Tho
social
life
of
Geneva
cenbooks
—
courageous,
conquering
connecting
with
tho
Country
Club
j; •; c t f u . line of goods ntiding to the ties, all business activity censes
taken to mnko Lake' Mary one of Itors i!round tho Community Homo
Geneva
in
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,1th of tho community nnd coun- nnd the people gnther at the plnrp women— SuBnn Shnnc, Ellen Tolli- ( road, mihstantial busineus blocks
jirovements
is
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hugest
producers
in
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wen
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i,a whole. Irt a transportation of worship to renew the faith of l'fer. Sabine Callender, Lily Shane, completed and many ne.w homes
line 111 the county. The business Tho newly ( .instructed school with
niJJr
l
,K.t;
»f the noR
Way, Longwood Js,on the ran n lino the martyrs and teach the youth Jnno Thorndike. But 1 negdet. I are under construction. There are
I y ° 1j lticH in the taal
tn rpcak of,th e mOjt courageous, are now 105 homos nnd 17 apart - i"., tm-i ia being improved by the cvery facility for thn education o f , J hni'1^1 i. R'. ° .
j^/oU^ho Atlantic Coast Line Railroad the better ways of life.
9 ° “ at, PpIit3, l
, wit1’
f5
mcr,t3 in tho residential Boction. A -. '.mplrtion of scveml large l.usi- tho children in a great asset to the fro? '
between Jacksonville and Tampa
Longwood in enjoying a Bteady sticngeut of Ihein all -.Sophy
n,':
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maknlS
n
totnl
of
13
town.
Mrs.
T.
H.
Phinnzee,
prin^!w
o
t.
h
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Kth
lntorlor
Flo[»la
to
developing
s
l«
J
ing,
heroine
of
Larry
B.irretto’j
I
r.utifi.ntion
program
in
buim:
‘ '“ ^taUpplcmentcd by n network of growth and now homes nre lining
tore buildings. There nre many cipnl, togethor with her efficient th(t touthepatern extremities of ltroumI the city.
planned which will involve the
surfaced highways lending j erected and the prospects are that "Walls of Glass.”
Sophy’s husband was liilhd. fij - pirating of flowers a ml shrubbery 1'iiportunitiea in this growing com- corps of tenehexs, gives the Geneva I ^■■■■■■■■B fiaaw iaK aB aM H iiaaaaaiaaaaau^
tho productive back country several new business nnd iuduslrini
!i'iinit> ‘ or the establishment of School a high rating nnd furnish’ facilities for handling manu- enterprises will 'la? located In close phy’« baby hnd tc* be fed. Sophy , along the parkways nnd around
n-Mierous business
enterprises. c.H the belt available instruction to
|l\ fftcturcd an<l ngriculturnl products proximity to the city. The many tried doing this and that, cooking private homes. A modern water I hmisunds of acres of ideal citrus the pupils in attendance.
The 1
supply
system
has
been
installed
I • nf’i of tho best. The D.xio High- beautiful takes, springs and wood- for the racetrack men, selling
tint and vegetable land surrounds school building is of modern copl ; •. vr*t PaBflca through the center of hinds appeal to the Bportsmnn nnd preacrvcB. Uut the town talked i nml an analysis shows the. water to 1 n .e Mary nnd many new farms ctruction nnd includes every fear tb ito w n nnd tho new state high- plensure seeker. The idenl location and fussed, nnd Sophy’s baby bo the best in the state. Thu high- 'vll be producing within the com
com- turo
turn ijpr the,
tn- proper training of tho
vni|r crosses tho eastern portion of ai
and (he fertility of tho soil in the j /.quailed from hunger. Sophy was tension lines of the Florida Pubic mg year.
scholars.
j
•Service Company serve Lake Mary
1 / th t’Clty making Longwood of enay L ongwnod country Is attracting nfi'rild they’d take liar baby,
The transportation facilities nre
With the high-tension electric1
with dectric current for street nnd
■s from every direction.
many now farmers and fruit grow- she took tho job offered hor
adequate for handling the prod
ring tho last lew years Long- ers to open up the rich but yot un-1 Martin Green, rich nnd with an |home lighting nnd industrial pur- ucts of thia section ns thci main lines of the Florida Power & Light, j
Compnny entering the Geneva ter- ■>
Visit
hns become tourist nnd rec- improved agricultural districts,
msano wife, Sophy, badgered by poses.
Jatkflonvillc-Tnmpa lino of the At- ritory ample current is available ! Jl
{onal center.
Tho Seminola
The city of Longwood proper fate, faring It clear-eyed, doing
la
now
Tho foundation
being Inntic Coast Line Railroad servos
By Club and race course has within the Inat few months
. 'ths has t)ie oniy thing she sous tc< be done, lidd for lhc t»jw Chamber of Com- this district, and n network*ofVgood fighUng^^Thc vmTor simply h ^ o established
ed and during the made great headway in beautify- p rutle8 Iimy how! at Sophy! You’ll merce building m Lake Mary, roads brings the producing area birred bv annlvuis the best a vail 1
clrrcd by nnalyids the best avail-{.■
tho races and other activities ing Its pnrkwnyn and properties. think her grand!
I The building will fnco the Country to within n few minutes of the able
Unke Mttry, Fin.
m
on by this organization Tho Btrcct.1 are being uniformly : There’s no reasen in the world Club road near the center of loading stations,
i
The
Geneva
country
is
one
of
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, patronage from every sec- laid out and paved and attractive I why girls shouldn't curl their own town. Every facility will be In
of tho country. The grounds dirubbery planted throughout the hair on n Sunday morning, junt ns corporated in tlilfl firnt exclusive'
rising the Seminula Rncc town. Now hriek.aml stueco huni- fheir mothers afid' JpamlmoUjers chamber of commcrcs hcjssc in
too give to Seminole County one ncoH blocks have*’ been recently
did before 'em, So opined an east county, for the coflvonience. of he
|he beat fair grounds in tha completed or under construction:
citizens o f Lako.Mury. An audi
ern magistrate in fining « hair
.
Over.. 35 wqjl cons traded and a modern water ouiiply system i .
torium, dining room nnd moilcrn&los f o r . live stock nre available installed, Electric current fl,r drenser for curl.ng hair on Sunday.
o irf
..t now
w ( This ‘ ‘whnt-ymir-mother-rfjd-y'ni
exhibiting purposes; the chill power and home liglitmg
Siis may bo easily converted into nvaiiaide from the high-tension can-do” philoacphy i« hanlty v/or- Pan American Cut
[deal Hgricultuml display bulld- linen of the Florida Public Service thy of-a^i" agin Irate. Any girl <t
Reduced Two Cents
and tho 8250)000 grandstand Company, New und well planned woman who tired of doing things'
a seating' enpneity of 3,000 houses nre being built throughout today ja.ri. as her mother and
ATLANTA, Nov. 20—(/F*i—A cut
Id provide additional space fur the community and many new pro grandmother did, would soon find
of two cents a gallon on all gaso
herself
in
a
sorry
plight.
jects
aro
contemplated.
Every
fa
Cbltion purposes ns well an
Our mothers who curled their line sold at Pau-Amcrictin stations
tmanding a view of tho mile cility is available for the making
own
hair on Sunday may or may in Georgia became effective to
|k where races and other fair if a modern city and it is truly
"The town of Opportunity" which not hnvo curled it In tho first place day, making the price 21 cents n
jvltloa would be staged,
is approach to the grounds is designation ha sheen sponsored by Straight hair wunn’t so consplcu- Ka*'onoua (n those dayii. Neither did they I The reductions is the third an:
jffcved boulevard and in addition its porgressivc citizenship.
noed to spend their Sundays In nounccd by the Pan-Americnn Pe.I
washing nnd ironing lingerie, darn- troleum Corporation in the last 30
ing 'Tllk hose, pressing dresses, i days, and was made, It. S. Gibbs,
tacking on fresh collars, nnd man- divisional manager said, because of
(curing their nails, in order to , "prico concession allowed to a priv
fittingly adorn the working world ileged few " by competitors.
for the next six days.
p v icd o 'i city of over 1,200 cncrTho people of Oviedo have re*
In the Exeter Museum, Eng
citizens, located in the south- ccntly completed a 830,000 church
TREAT SEED WHEAT
land, is a volume bound in Lho skin
rt orSeWiinole Court- which stands In tho center of the Thbuaand8 of bllilhda
seed of George Cudmore, who was ex
is one of the county s most town on n Might elevation ost w,toat nro bei„ R treated tlds fall ecuted in 1830 for poisoning his
peroua communities.
Over outside of the business «eetmn. with co
carbonate (lust in an wife. The Philadelphia, Pa., hos
nfres of highly productive Rev. Cook th* pontor is accomplish- , ffort t0
t ria of 8muti eayB B. pital medical library is said to
lands Constitute the back, Ing a most commendable work in , F Markland, Oklnhomn county contain six volumes bound in hu
ariotien tho community
try .of Oviedo,, Mai
man skin.
agent.
a^go
cgciahfcra A rt
Tho fn)it and vegcta^l* packing
titles ‘each- season and thou- houses of Oviedo prepares ami
IA
S of'ImxeW £
ships hundreds of carlogds of agri
fruit^nd tangerines aro har- cultural and horticultural products
by V.number of successful each season which make It one of
W atchm aking
Engraving
growers of this district,
the most prosperous districts in the
ile business section of Oviedo is county and ns there nro thouianiN
'
— And —
I up o f a number of woll- of acres not producing there Is a
TV-’
ed stores in ail lines and the great opportunity extendod to
l-.V .
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do Bank .Is one of .the county's prospective settlers to become well
financial Institutions. Citrus established in this thriving com
it packing houses and lumber munity.
add to the industrial uctivtlen
its town. The Atlantic Coast
j
NEXT DOOR TO YOWELL’8
Itkfe Railroad and the Seaboard Air New Building for
R^pe Railway afford transportation
Lake Mary C. of C.
"lllties throughout this rich agrliUral area. The Black Hammock
3 *=
Tho Lnko Mary Chamber of
In the vicinity of Lake Jessup
o f Seminolo’s moit beautiful Commerce is erecting a new home
lt constitute somo of tho most to coat approximately $5,000, ac
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cording to an announcement made,
luctivo acres in tho state.
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Oylodo.section is well favor- yestordny. Tho now^ structure is
to
house
all
tho
Ch'amber
activ
a network of bard-surfaced
yk leading into the agricul ities und is also to ho used ns n
producing area and to ai] '■community center,
9
Getting Along; Well Together
s
i
'
cities fn the county and con - i Tim blulding will be oqo story
This
bRfi^tho
roputgtipn
o
f getting along well
p With tho
tbs through state and, ‘ n height and to moasuro 70 by 32
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g * with its customers,
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roads to all aeetlons of the feet over all. It will stand on
Third Street near Crystal Lake
w You will find, too, that .our customers get along 3.
m3
woodland*, Jake# and tho fa- Avenue, It is to have oak floors
H, exceedingly well with ub in another way; they E
. Econlockhatehee Creak pro- throughout and alt modern equip
S , make progress.
S
1 l» the Oviedo country, every ment.
BY They find our service, an 'gid to success. Our fa
’V o f sport for the pleasureIncluded in the several features
•v.,3
cilities v*e tools placed In^thelr hands And they are
Ijfi.
The woods abound in wild aro n kitchen and dining rocto for
making
use
of
them
to
gchieye
their
ends.
\
turkeys and quail during tho lunchoon and banquet purposes,
This same service is opc^
J&U- We invite you
~~aaon, and the ’ilakei jmd
'•to use it.
other d y
present to thr fouonftra o f
it'
Secffiffi
fc r
Before Selecting Your;
i^l
THfi TREASURES®
(f
IS
I n te r e s tin g
A
L a k e
n n o u n c e m
e n t
. . .
_ of Vegetables Are Raised
In Large Quantities Near Oviedo
About the middle of January, a Drug Store with njfldi
fountain wUl be opened in Lake Mary, with novelty attac
which is new and original and which will appeal to practically^
ery motorist in Seminole County.
D o n S m ith
This novelty will give the young people o f Seminole Co
an opportunity to have an hour’s pleasure every day in the f
# 1 * . f 6 r;
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Jaank
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(except Sundays), during the hours of 8 a. m. and 11 p. m. :
To tiie best of opr knowledge it will be the first and
Drug Store of its kind iirthe United States.
A
'a paradise. sn of
Tv*- m•••t
; *r
and envi*
Imod-
mg r a y 8
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and quiet.
plan la Am*;
and in accord with the surround*
ings the dining service is the best
Altamonte 'as a city is develop
7 V i’
,
ing
Into one of Seminole’s mast
't i v e
prosperous communities.
Each
; home is of attractive architecture
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attractive homes
loutheatscrn radius.
1in a picturesque setting on the
County, la 8 have recently beeh completed And
Ishores qf pretty lakes and admldst
itv of »ov* civic improvement* in the way of
Ievery kind of tropical plantings,
.onported by water lupply and Btreet paving Beautiful
f Dio
rpd fox
squirrel
Winding Drives nn | a i l 0 _ n n° im
ni
tu
i* ..!
Bre bwkeountry. have been accomplished.
Trails und Large U k e s l
Tihl i .
4
I Coast Raila newly constructed school has
it , i ftrtiB And drives encircle Jokes And
a direct conaccommodating nearly
Snorts™™6
t 0 ' wind through nn nttrnctlv i back
aporiBman and Heme Lover : country. The springs ^of Altn_ line and hns # hundred children. The school is
section trans- un(jer the able supervision of Prinj
.
,
niontc flowing 60 thousand gallons
j for the handling cjpaj
Maude Tupper and an M i n i a n d o C l u b H u s
icach minute furnish most refreshftitjle and other effjcjent Btaff of teachers.
■ Attractive Course 1 The eighteen-hole golf course at.
I
"connect
Chuluota produces a large quan£ * {sections of tity of citrus fruits and winter Fern Hu.uness Brings Many i J t h Sia,nl" " ‘l° J ™ T \ C?un5 l
TkmiL-.nd n it * \r
/ f t Jut) is one of the best in the
noint on the vegetables and many acres of high
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°^ars
Yearly
, state with its recently completed
nroper encir- rolling pine lands'offering excel10
Altamonte Residents ; clubhouse commanding a magnlfi5Katherine, on lent opportunities for the culture
..
'rent view of the course, sparkling
u located the of orangoB, grapefruit and tangeruipped Chu- Ines are available.
The flowing . Altamonl,*. ns the name implies, lakes and woodland environment,
L n r convenience well lands are adaptable
to the is nestled among wooded hills and A roomy lounge with every comI osuective reai- raising of vegetables in commercial pleasant vales of southwestern fort. An alluring open fire-plnco
^ ^
quantities.
Ton-acro farm units Seminole County. The setting is ; with its blazing backlogs. Thu
ilon i» composed nre boing prepared for the raising indesen lalde and it is only the i men’s smoker and ladies’ parlor ateyc of which can really impress j trnctively furnished. A well apII .locked stores of poultry where every facility is
the
mind with the beauty of this pointed dining saloon with modthe needs of offered the newcomer to become
country.
ern kitchen equipment in charge of
a
wide
firmly
established.
rhout
Moss-draped oaks nrrh the streets a competent chef. Locker rooms
nnd highways, the lofty pines cast ami showers and well equipped
their shadows on the crystal vvnt "alibi ’room where all tales nre
ers of the numerous spring-fed told. A broad screened veranda
lakes and grace the brow of n with comfortable rockers in which
thousand hills. This is just a word , to relax and witness a most glnrpicture of a thriving progressive ious sunset after a thrilling ,’ianio.
of carloads of thu finest celery and town of several hundred people
Altamonte is not only a paraBOLT.)
community of other vegetables nre shipped to midway between the Seminole disc for the pleasure seeker hut
nt*, is virtually northern markets thus producing County seat anil that pf the adju js likewise a most desirable eounwealth with which to build an ccnt county of Orange on the fa- try for the industrious agriculturj county of Semeven
greater town.
The men nnd mous Dixie Highway.
, j,.t lir)(i horticulturist. Thousands
the Dixie HighAltamonte is truly the tourist of acres of citrus groves are in
l(orth and at the womci\ throughout this district are
[which hen™ its taking advantago of every op mecca of fuir Seminole. With its bearing nnd carloads of oranges,
portunity for the progress and beautiful winding drives, trails’ grapefruit and tangerines ure
prosperity of their city.
New and mirrored lakes chanting the shipped each season from the Alat Line Railhomes are being erected ,and prop siren call to the sportsman nnil tnmonte district. The citrus trees
puses through
erties improved. Lake Monroe is the lovers of a cozy home ncMlcdinrc prolific producers of the ehoicrich agricutturthe first community in the county in a woodbind bower.
1est fruit and many growers have
[ furnishes every
through which people froni the
Hotel Altamonte offers every realized profitable crops for years
cilities for the
north pasB and is virtually th? convenience to its guests in addi- in this section. Over 100 acres
enormous provestibule to fair Seminole and tion to unparalleled living quar- are devoted to the culture of the
ultura! products
for this reason alone the citizens tors: A private golf cotnre tlmt asparagus plumosus which is utilthe town.
are endeavoring to mnke it attract will test the skill of the best golf- ized by the leading florists
|has recently or- ive and give nn impression that er, and lakes in which are found throughout tho United States and
er of commerce
, , i will he favornblc and listing to the “ thrill” for the craftiest fish-j Canada.
This industry alone
progressive nti- th(p ni?wcomcrt
eininn. Hfond verandas and vine-, pours thousands of dollars into Alinnfd to improve
ciud summer houses for complete Unmonte yearly.
Vegetables of
Electric* cu r-! In nddition to the rich back ccainkhting nnd power ! try surrounding Lake Monroe it
from the new affords many pleasures for the
|tii)K station of sportsmen nnd tourist A nmgnifit Light Com- Jcant view of one of the county’s
.. highways are j largest ffnnii most beautiful lakes
"m»ny municipal j through*whieh pasBOB daily Btenmunder way.
|era from Jacksonville and points
ninole County nortb accommodating both freight
Monroe is lay- and passengers. A new scenic
5 1
on educational highway Is under construction and S
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erecting a new a gigantic constructed bridge will
Roofing1 is a darn queer
ornar school a c ! aPan the St.Johns River at this
ZOO children. I P°'nt>
thing to get funny about but
[principal, with n [ ------- - —
r ----|wd untiring inWwiplishing a .
- when your roof, starts.leak
[liueatioiinl lines
tan boast of n £
\ye Are Headquarters a
ing then all the fun is gone.
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C or G o o , R ooflnK
j
W hy have a roof like that?
land in the ;■
CHASE & CU.
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Iwiion hundreds
ADISE FOR
THE TOURISTS
, * f o » ___
*■*,*(: ws*MBritie*sm|
and it
ahd pasaenivr trai_____ and every e
ufor the poult
Atlantic Coast Lin* Rail- fort o f tr
it.
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r -AViyr
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a network of hi(hways building is
The
V
. . . . , business section of Alta .bringing the distant sections of pines with a
utiful lake as a social _
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monte is composed o f tha usual the productive back country with background;1an
fo r such and fraternal
shops and stores. New business in a few minutes of the loading an instItution. Vrhe faculty, head town. Th*
blocks nro in course of construc stations: The postal receipts have ed by Herbert Jr Chaffer, is effi by well* *;
tion. New streets ar« being grad •increased to such an extent bo- cient nnd untiring In its effort to 1hibiscus,*' palms
ed and paved and an attractive cause of the fern business that |give th0 pupils a well" rounded tics of flotrers 1
whlto-way hns recently been com Altamonte can boast of n first I training. The spire o f the Alta- .orty in harmony with th*
pleted. Electric current for power class posti»ffiu‘.
monte Church may be seen to thc.tifu! homek.
(. A >1
nnd home-lighting
is now
furnish-,
The
I.ymim
School located he- right
of uhj
the Dixie fHighway
ns you [ A
Altamonte
Is m
a ithrivlng
eOS*
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i i a n i o n u i iH
n r i v i n y vumn
i bpi
high-tension lines of tween Altamonte and Longwood ; rnss through the city. Each Sab-' ity, an ideal tow o ln whWi W
th©
Ptihlu» RnytuVn
^ hath ...
. „»* is enjoyetl
__ i t..
. * «.
the Flondn
Florida Public
Service Com provides educational facilities to
worship
In il
the. >and
is fast tbecoming one *ofa h.
pany. Modern water supply sys the children or Altamonte. The pmint old church.
1nole county's most prtgf
tem has been installed. Trans- Lyman institution is of modern deThe Community House, present-! commercial centers.
A Itamonte
.VI
A Lovely Place to Live---Where Nature
has provided most abundantly for man.
Located On The Dixie
iy, Is Gateway To The County
Truly as lovely a spot as is to be found in all Flor
ida where the lover of Nature and the seeker of
peacefulness finds a welcome haven, Altamonte
will appeal to those who seek and demand the
better things of Life.
Welcome Awaits The
seeker at
Altamonte.
A cordial welcome into an atmosphere of su
preme contentment awaits the homeseeker at Al
tamonte. Here amidst lovely natural beauty and
select homesites the joy of living is unexcelled.
j Funny Roofing?||j
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p R O O F lN G il
The cost o f our roofs are low
ALTAMONTE, FLORIDA
but will keep you “ high and
'A N C E
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In the New Hall
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SILVER L A K E CASINO
3
A. C. (UNDER, Mgr.
W ednesday, N o v e m b e r 24.
Music By
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Admission— $1.00 Per Couple
dry!"
Sanford Roofing C o .
(This space paid for by Altamonte Hotel, Kenney Bros. Construction Service and > "
George
Babcock
Phone 75
Masonic Bldg.
tfa a a a a a a fiH a a a iifM a iififi^ ^
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The work that he is doing in behalf of the County will have a wonderful effect knd through his
efforts and those of the County Chamber of Commerce our back country will build an^ consist
ently progress.
V.
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We feel that Mr. Bebout and the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce
tally supported by the entire County.^
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o f the Seminole County Chamber o f
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sunning up p total
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Dairy Expert’s Establishment
NEW ECONOMICS
HEAD TO ASSUME
WORK JANUARY 1
Lake Mary
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Now the proposition.!* that the^ civilian appointee out without con -{ ,
TJm|’ Aggies never
Charies Rogers, of Picrpont, N. president can dfahlfst them, if he (suiting the Senate;, why n6t a m ill-1Jj
"
distance of tho
8® the store at Y., visited Sir. and Mrs. Homer likes, without a court-nmrtinl tnry man? The"constitution'drawn j
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hearing, or even explanation.
no Htieh distinction in the lnttpr’s j j
i h e s n d o f the gkrtte‘ stood 64 to 0. Gleason on Sunday.
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This is the interpretation pint- j favor ms it docs in t&vot ot the ‘
riving Day, the Stetson
jig dairy farmer is j tho size of the internal organs. He
cotne to Sanford to re
Jthe bcnoflt of. tho! has-. mndo similar measurements
Mr. and Mrs. Hamlet and child cd by curtain legal authorities on federal judiciary. Thus tile reusMiss Ida Adelaide Anders Of
lit o f .tfae powerful recently moved to Lake "Mary and the' United States supreme court'.* Oning goes. 1
cs of tests -on c*f other nnimnlB, for the same
Orango trees 80 years old, andIowa Has Had Ten Years
purpose.
. , ...-'fh ewvln on Mfu- are occupying tho Jordan homo in recent ruling that Congress has nj
lirtaken.
♦
bearlng
7 to 10 boxes 0t fruit this
right
to
say
"
y
is
"
tir
"no"
when
Army
and
navy
officers
are
j
F|eld under the auspices of Lake View.
experience as Teacher of
, Cows* Rogues’ Gallery
Jptjirv under tho dl*
wason without having been prop-hi
the president makes nn appoint-1considerably more perturbed event
fcll-Lbsain# Post, American
Economics in Public School erly sprayed or fortilixcd, ......
Oufc on the yard of the govern
SiVnltfil Btales DoI,
the fjrron
|
to «
A niimlw.,
u.
,
, j went, but that the president has than civil appointees, jt appears.
[Sgricullure.
They ment fartp is a checkered fence I
original
sour
stocks
six
feotjbovn
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* n t Tthe
h.
wlicn som e-( w
Civil
iippointec. always
ta w .y. h.v,
TALLAHASSEE,"Fin., Nov. 20.
Stetson team line against « pent
evonimr nt .h I
®*v*u" ,vu 8“ Jr*BU wnen
v.i m»i«jiijiees
have
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Jucted by spceiaHs.tK ogftinst which the animals a rc1
tho ground untouched .by w g '’
and their friends in u i , „
* c <body is being ousted.
been necustomcd to tho vicissitudes j
there
A U V A - - * * * . w r o «
Jv.<
ft Its included:
TT* , H°mo economics work in
kU of Dairying at Hood to bd photographed nt rogu-|
freeze
during thelr ’llfetliie. Mfc
i
ten
Hondo, temporarily suspended re
1 y
At first tho impression prevail- of politics.
Army »nd navy offU 1c<|
tho worl d (WnferifltnfiSv faiilh n'nd'nftloF Who
StttlUi, left aid; Nat O’Kel casino
E;-twho aro getting the lar intcrvvLs front birth to adult-1
growing in tho old Spear Grove.
cently
with
tho
resignation
of
Miss
t tackle; Paul Mough, left
' ed that the army, navy ami marine cers have regarded their Jobs n s ! , , ’
Fni ?rtht.V RoVn ,)r' lVchem,«h Boynton, \CoiNgrcgationuliat, Bostm ; Grorg-i Zabrlskl, Kplami-iiinn ■?^
of ,1,nny itoportnnt hood. With the camera in the
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Th«y
hloiBo D. Berry, state supervisor, on Mellonvlile Avenue.
j . n*> EP «opalln n , Buffalo, committee chairmbn and Rov T Albert More, United Church nf , r w
1
W Ywk»<>
f Bert Eustice, center; C. 0.
ij,alleges in the coun came ;pasltlon nt all times, the
The Live Wire Class of young corps weren't affected by the do-1 noit-polltical.
were shown to a representative of
:i%0 htodkt'i
An
o r nnv, officer „,„o|. |
* ? * * * . W t to rlth l: It. C. Arm.troop. Boltlmor. Itov M G 0 . ^ h r ro r L o l!,™ ,, v f
',T''," r" 0'
it.' right guard; Don Geiger, ladles held n meeting nt the ci.lon, but „ o » M . opinion i, In! growth of the uninml can he
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p
ut hy
ing
arrived
at
that
their
personM
y
has
no
other
calling.
Dismissal
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tickle and spike Welsinger, church Friday evening.
ts taken for granted)■nottul, her chungn of angles and
Arthur j ”
o "^ i** " • I,lown' °Bt..on; Rev. Samuel II. fheste r, Prcsbyteriap, Nashville Tenn • i)r *?,’ !’ft<r
some
nets are nn no different Itnsis from generally means his ruin.
, it,'end: _
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ot
homo
economics,
int
professor
of
home
“
f«
thif
d
tM
n
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l,<>nt’
who
C4mB
Arlhur J, Brown, ITv,l.yleri.„. Nkw.r.rt Rev'. KI„y,| IV. Tpmpkin
Jr., P rovld ,i.„. II. I.: |"Cv H a .M™,
’ about dairy animals, lines, and her development of the
of the lown State College of Agri
eUmfenMK*'
civil presidential appointees.
Army ami navy pay is low. Few
the bacgfieW wero Captain
Joseph A. Legnssy, of Salisbury,
According to Mr. CaldwdU the 20 f e e t j
or their performance, important parts ()f her body.
culture and Mechanic Arts, nsofficers
ure
nhlc
to
save
much.
^pdurtpoy at loft half; Chet Mass., returned to Lake Mary Mon
•Comparisons are made to show i
trees wore planted in tho year 1840 froik b W
rrything about them
siimes supervision here.
jtfqri
The Army nnd Navy Journal
Nnturuliy enough, army and
j INew Voik .von. "TN T” Lnsgmau, weights and light heavyweights'
map . at right half; . Punch day for tho winter.
the- progress of each nninuil. As
by
A. J. Vaughan, father of Aleck
ajar:,
inherited
from
Miss
Andtrs’
acceptance
of
the
A
t
tho
time
t8g ;
SPORT
BRIEFS
which
ought
to
know
what
it’s
navy men arc upsat nt the idea
thal. ,«t fullbock and Larry
giant tackle of the undefeated will trade punches with him. John-1
post mnde vhcnnt when Mi*., Berry Vaughan, Seminole County Asset- yean old thonivtem .
'at different types of yet/ hqwover, figurea are still in
talking
about,
tukes
it
for
granted
of
having
their
future
dependent
im ^ 'q u a r to r ., • •.
complete to lend the agriculturists
Mrs. Buttcrworth nnd children,
accepted the position of assistant *°r. Thoy were planted from stock fimlUw Uvtng wHMa<
T o y th> A , m l
P ro,,) ' l . ' f ' T
Vnlvwilty V io l.,., I„. son makes ids Now York debut I
loiprthcy an usual thawed his of Salisbury, Mass, ure among tho that the supremo court has made on whut may be the whim of a
to ,any.conclusions. Measurement!,
director
of home economics work six inches in circumference which Mellonvlile, ‘tho Sam*,
against
JucJj.
Kiermnn
nc*t
Tues-I
c*f
test,
however,
is
Ch i c a g o , i
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A trial l>y their
are ntill going on.
nents how yardage is piled recent winter residents to arrive. the president's power of dismiss..! single individual.
day.
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m Texas, was announced by Super had been brought here from 100 at that tine, Mir.
rnrd
one
end.
that
of
_.
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absolute over ail branches of the'peers, like .. court-martial, thev Grange just can't'seem to keep |
His running mate Chet FrecXX
Mr. The land throughout*
Another kind of fact gnthoring
intendent W. S. Cawthon. of the miles up the St. Johns.
eallhicr animals and betfree
from
reports
of
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At
the
request
o
f
.l«sf.
Sweetser,
regard with no more alarm than
was equally as effective when
is that dovised by a student of
I state department of public instruc Vntighau has corroborated every was surveyed b^r C ol
Mrs. Hattie Phillips, oxvner a t 'ml!£ * ry
.
alliances. Today he ri o - lo d**nv!ii
,
» " and off •first American-born amatMil
to
•oti.-ts are no a*uinn^ rows l.
Itcrs.
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crcte.
detail of tho history of the trees ner. The steamer
1* came to tearing through the the Lake Mary Casim, and bath-1 J ) " ‘’ T J
the
University
of
Missouri.
He
I
13 commander-.n the average man looks at a trial 'hat he in engaged to m , , v.
•alK*ry,” t ion.
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lor m"".v star piny-j will the Brithh ehamplonship, golf
tvo this a"*'ll mcasurci- lr
d' d by pitot
as .r.
told by Mr. Caldwell.
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:*>lc» mnde by the Stetson line- houses arrived in Lake Mary ? Mf
Mi
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Anders,
according
to
a
brief
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invented
n
sort
of
speedometer
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n
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ii
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,P
.f,Rht" ’K l\\ jury, hut th(> recent suprrm • A Ulster, the movie a< < r uh<,
ran up the river oneo
have to tu* taken. From
,hls
Quartei haek May - ' «'rs will stage a tournament next.
"I
d
ii
court
ruling
has
Imth
brunches
o
.quu
itics.
sketch
of
her
collegiate
activities,
,
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rcm
»a
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S yS; . ,p|en-taUstics
will
J
w,lidl
hp
rl'M
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‘*vor
the
skin
of
lit
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'Mg,r rc igMd from the .<?yra »»*n«h
r.t Ahseron, N. J., f,„- th.
Thursday to spend tile winter with fwnTs' (,(ff,ri r:; . ho,(l *hcn\ c‘,ni
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t
^
C_WD8r
cS
*upro«nded
Jacksonville. Ida
:..r<d
xvi•
h
him
in
t}.,
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Itie service guessing.
, supplied .Mr. Cawthon. has had 10 \ a hcnvy grownth of virgin pine, I mule bsek
V* ^ ‘ LaTry Bernard as pilot continued her daughter, Mrs. Sherman S ew -1n,,ss"-ms fr,M" hm,«
1,u'>’ r i'
s<|*i. ,1 m icr attempting' t o j National Tuberculosis Assoc intion. 'he -hip lni|
, . once #M
'•.alive said: ” 1 get "ignged t<
nstisi t<> lead inveatig.it- row .ut- resruhsr interval*:, t,.* mens- j
( years’ experience as a teacher ,,f 'vhlch Prevented it from getting I “ Several’
old reliable brand of football,
Several section*
_
Finite roiirlu'ions for tho ure it accural.dy.
•'o liody every once in a xvhil. punch Referee Sclixv'ctz .hiring SxvaMver is making a fight fm down n rop(
,
in
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nne econonurr, and two nnd a any of the chill
winds from off have recently laid alaW'f
thal was right there when it
Bize Matches Weight
Army ............
game of oOetchir
Ifi.
y t(, sav, lough
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u i i i ir io.
«t Aohovllle, N. ( ’.
'"b ou t having anything
the itnin’ iils.
'lie duck.”
half years in public school work, l.ske Monroe. Ncsr tho southwest the oldest trsea and ]
o to carrying tho pigskin
After measuring tho hides of
•d-'M it. i like Aiixa MeAllist'.r} *,arold ( '..ibren, Lafayette’s tackle,
M..
.Mr^ A 7 j.
a m i1
till Rules Invented
rhe
Mnntilh,
n
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She
held the position of assistant corner of tho grove was the old people o f Sanford W
nearly 100 cows, he has found that
Ih the Aggies line. Loen^bnl
nil a likely all-Aniprirn?)'prospect.
^^tro Dame, home of mighty
family burial ground, from which tho old Spear
Irears, s of measurement there is some relntion between'
Illitimcon
of
’oWd the Aggies several times.
■ com oi ned, I huven't even a p ro -' ,,aa ,,<’c'n dropperl from tlie team
teams, also has become a
I Miami University, nt Oxford. O- five bodies wero removed • few In 1846 and *
stile are now being un •|Hiio of tho hide nnd tho weight of,
',gTom Smith played n jam-uj) of the new homes n Evansdnle.
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|f<*r breach c f training rules. T w o 1*1100* for fonches. Twenty seven She xx,n bdof i
years ago.
hh* for a yenr uml a half.
St the govcrnuiont farm thu nninuil. From the figures
^11 game. Eustice deserves
the oldeat fat tfae-i
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J Nebrnska trridder i, Roy Mandery Plc,lucts o f Knute Rockne’s gen- "ClWee of thJi’
F'or
H
it*
past
six
years,
Miss
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 20.!m y Circle” attracted nttentiun beTlie trees wero originally trans well said. ;
■e, Md., as well ns ngri- gained by his meiisurements he'
('"mpnny on
,„rous praise for his oxccllent
Earl Duntzlor, Gordon Dantzler,
,
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"I.iiriit
Morse”
Mur
ry
Wi!.-on.
uco
j
nn'1
“Jug”
Brown,
crack
halfJ
7
,,ro.
nct{l}K
ns
mentors
nt
varAnders hold a similar position in planted from the swampy head
(/Pi— Yah* students are being cause raiders seized, among other
Vperlmnt .tations in the ban been able to construct a form-}
r," 'r‘‘ run. si
rk k f center. Mough and Wright and sister, Miss Thelma Dantzler
in -n ! '° " s u,,'vi*rsitieK thin season,
.
|the home economics vocational , waters o f the St. Johns and in tho
proti.'ted by the fiolice against t hiogi, ail extend, d list of patron .1 \ !- !' ",, Ar,!1i’
J'-**4-'. and
.... hack, were arrested recently
- —
lies.
tonnage.
‘
LATE CQRN
»•«.
Li
•the guard positions made n fine who huve been guests of Mr. and bootleggers and young women.
uln by xvhlch he can compute th e,
•
Ui l ou.
Lnfuyei.e
s galiopi :i g 1lMjd on
in Linon student
student gamblers
gamble
'Many F anners T ake Ativan- I ,,‘,ur,ltion department of Iowa State sixties the sour stock which grew
xxl. eh xvn»: never made publi:
I :*•■ i•* tilIportcni series Mint ha!T surface area of dairy cows merely
best , ten!i>,ii t
mblnstlon both on offense and Mrs. ( larencc Isbell, left Sunday
(>!"•more, who are nmk./ig n •coin.
carries
Me
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A detective sergeant mi l a p Lnnily affair of the
tmvf uf E xperim ents Made
lllA, KV- fsh,! t!,!1« ht h courflo in under tho pnlmettoes and pines
of fa
^ iford ! no pi • |p
Connecticut Governor i
ip alone for some time I by weighing them. '
A re[»oM* i nava Ernest Ki'ickroa
Determination*
fenso. t ..O'Kelly und Gci'ger per-! to rtturn tu their borne in Chatrace for the
lie support*
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i.n
f<
I
if
n<m
iifttv«aarvi
1
melh0<fB
n
f
teaching
homo
econousually
required
10
yean
for
lie**
woman
are
ketplug
tabs
.*.»
■mg lii :in *.c, nth i \ci y move
in Ohio ha* a mol
honslcil In* x,'..* ;e!li:»g liquor to;
opted by W. W. Swett.j Lnnving the surface area and
point scoring honor.* in the
ed creditably at the tackle p o -, ancioga, Tenn.
u
Adolphe Luquc, Cuban pitcher of ; Is To Hunt in Florida
In* believes hf Vo*rinllr ,
P ^
ln,i,:S aml supervised
practice growth to be notices. For this from 28 to 80 "
I.U
I'l",
II
-u.ln-|
i
.'half lh.* Y. ii* liiilint body, and cx- tx.ii graduate students who arc xviti. Marry six point.;
the
$.
Bureau
ol
Dairying,
|
weight
c
f
an
nnimnl,
nn
export
I
for
:!
.
ions.
Welsinger showed again
(
f
A.-.Ui
ullt.ri
m
County
j
leaching
in
foods,
clothing
and
l
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the
O
ritisL
the Cincinnati Reds and most famgrowers.
lie
lothing
reason it was believed that when
i called ringleaders in the practi.
' ;•••. r< I i . i' - , !,y |(l:. belli Ve. I, I
tc .Stiplue lltth o f Hood j nut figure fairly necurutcly it,-. '•''" ■'i
f ho Is a hard and dependable
( bine mi -Marrh|
child care. She did extension work transplanted tho trees wero 100 month late in
fanning moth
Mr. ami Mrs. X. W. Williams re- ' •^ct“ ! lh" ;.ilvi*rli:,( meat frixn iif holding midnight and c m . ■" f ir. are due l" rliiek individual J''U:< ,,f the island player*: in major j TALLAHASSEE, Fla N„v
\.i, , |.at t};,. oils and .‘.iitilit
i’ rnci,calb, t xcry farmer in Sem- mil* summer at tho Univcrsit? of
yei*.
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• I protluctivi ability. This of course thal i . las; year.
-Governor John
.folm II.’
ir Trumhnli ruM'iadi of dy
turned to tlieir home here last iiis arrest t.i luing him tiic patron an.i riing parties in student apnr- l.di-’iia g .iiiiS i c.ich other next1Iragnc Imstbull, emphatic:.!!., ,|e ;
them lo (he work
--Governor
i'ldle ( ounty km x*. s of, uml lakes Illinois, and one summer nt the years old, according to Mr. Cald
The first school for
Cl op le I'aj'hl i. •;.b:itj*nt.:i' pr*c,. nn lid; fatm.
age
of
the
other
half.
*
bik'”'
'‘
cry
pcicible
is
still
more
or
lo.-;
hit
mid
miss
Mui
ty-tlirec
n
' loach McQuillan sent a number week.
-tcoi
i
.
m:
an
added
r*
at
ure
of
the
»'<•«
»
rumor
that
he
is
almut
to
"
f
<
ouneetlctlt;
.J.
Henry
Uoralmc)
They were accompanied by
well.
nunt.i downtown with young xxi- ' t-.d meeting (*r LafuveU,
Europe
tprill soon b*
las;
year
it
did
n
>
|
pi,,die,,
u,,.
advantage
of,
I
lie
experiments
ord
.-.bant
Sophie
UUli
But
the
combination
„
f
h'xvu Stato College. Mer college
^ hi* substitutes into the game. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. J. Brnwrtcll, of
I In* year *!'|s xxas tnc iicst ever
About SIT.,000 worth of whiskey.' men as guests.
:uj retire from the diamond to ultcml * 'hiiin,,;,M " f the Republican .stale *>lxty injured.
The grove has been subdivided Ushor'od, C*teho-F'
(inducted
I Ik
vi*
M
en.i*
;.
cd
hv
growers
generally
Aim.x
in
1027.
<'a.let
Wil««m
diwover
their
relation
menls
now
being
taken
may
aooa
•
governmental'
training
includes
both
liberal
arts
Jennings, Jlmmio Gross, Salty Somerville, N. J.
O 'jo'cd bv the erowers, in th.*
gin nnd liquors besides a labelling '
1 rtn his bteuness interests.
Stove: a ’" ,ral committee;
Robbins It. I Mad the blastL
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So seriously were the nitenti ' * ab’y will be captain of ids team
nilk production records. Jlend them to definite formulas: 111 the season of t<(“
*h ngu« funtoni should be taken , Et«*eckcl, inotor vehicle coniniislllams nnd Paul Dickson were
'•»»i“ ‘“ ii »'f Mr.
.
He toll truck farm at Rand’s Siding, on mid homo economics xvork. She re.'tamp.ng and cutting plant, were
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been
delanifl
of certain young women to -hM-': nd i.afavottc
grented
s;H*finl
yardsticks
Mr.
Synus
was
found
directing
thc
western
city
limits
iM
Sanford,
j
reived
the
Degree
of
Bachelor
of
for such purpose.
of enormous trofita which were
ong tho hopefuls who got into
Tin* I,ake Mnry boulevard has found at Erickson’s home yester-,
/ f ' / Vp1: ; ; . ,,my hnvo t)w l>rcs-. -with a little grain of salt mid ' oner and Senator Frederic C ., l,,li 'Vi,ul'] htTs |Q e n t a 'J o r d fb iT 5
YOU Dl
cuts regurdid some time ago Ilia: t m of
A five acre plot of ground, the Science from the home economics
tsprluics for the pur
a l.u , season without de- sometimes with a big lump of i t " '.V
Then, by merely weighing each •T‘ I'alioi s of n ciex', iip.m hi ; Hand made from a very fi xv ucrcs that
fray and made themselves felt been completed nnd one may now day.
|
Walcott, fish and game conimis-1
nfficiali'i
C o n v ^ n ia n c e < l.
r
(
.«
niinilier
were
^.sent
to
imtlii'i-M
property
of
the
Sanford-Oviedo
division
of
tin*
Iowa
State
College.
Siding
farm.
lb*
was
in
the
te
n
-!
!
has
mensural
her
body
year.
lie told of how several
nnimnl, nnd having these foi inulns 1
„ i|lo fighting for Stetson. ’
|the Cuban declares.
ai''
drive over a hurd road from Rob
tu'oncr,
will come to Florida Dec. 7 1 "''“'Linen wooijj
The mother of a Yale ntudciu
! t|f,ns
,
nowadays to anjoy that
student |
and manv more warned bv!
lide3 ,its angles hml even before him. any farmer may
'*
Ueld cf newly plant-\I h
growers
txvo or more, varied I’riii k Growers Association, lias I She xvas highly recommended by
on a hunting trip.
’ j from the docl,
_ lie **f
•*'**-*•* *cut
uv **»,!
inson Springs, on the
of motoring. For oar '
Eiv'* •. r l*5
‘ cd coUry
Hand
.... x
.ir . 101rl,ln<l0 ’ compiainwl to the police that liocrt- ,h0 police.
' 1 Tho padded mil game, already i
been under lease by the govern-1 Miss Edith Thomas, federal superItc
parts.
able
tc*
tell
what
may
be
expected
i
tM
1
*'UI’"
burm
,u,nd!<
w
c,‘‘
encrops
from
the
same
acreage,
mnkI Governor. John
W.
hns •'
re- .1hour *period.* I
A welterweight terror
has
Komi, past our beautiful lakes to Icggers were selling liquor to her! ]Dean
> nn Wilbur
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^ rived
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it possibl* tor yoa 1{L.
r n :.
Cf.MS of the grad-j -boasting Monte Munii, *>r Nebrusin v ,
v l i e ” • nun n r- i f |
r death. Sxvett mensured of his dairy stock.
, gaged in .spreading fertilizer over ing an excell, i*t mniket on each mint for seveinl years and pro-1 visor of linmo economics,
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Knllu
\
t„«..........
.
,
m
JNvw
Vorl:
fro
ill
E
verton
.'v
V
C
t!
r‘tlC1'
.
from
Governor!
The
of I
driva. whensvar yoa to*tl
•des the experimental ground for
j:. W h a t's Doing: In
I ^ .t ifn t '^ P U ? ? °u tl'r0,UKh lhe sont nml Eri', {!,° 11 wft3 apprehend-1unto whwil says h< will take steps! ha. Sully Montgomery, of Centre Washington in
( that field.
Not cvie inovi* escaped |crop.
"cnutirul rides in Seminole conn-■ed dn the campus.
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and at th# sam# tlaM- t
uportant wQr.c performed by
E t e ?:-**l
Ho .
rota,,......... .
tho
«lta r oolloi,. .u lh itk ^
,Ji" ra' ” , J" k“ IH™ in \vHIU, SJ '( W o l t a . 7 , '
; I ° ' 11 ''>■■'l,( rj,>-v
celery grow-'
When yen let him pet’ arcatnd to th
ty.
New
York
.. ,
- nnecticutt
all th* dUadvaatafas o f
!
cd
on
bnil.
% . ..
the
agents
of
the
Department
of
Hoo hurt rouuriline tho.o i.II.iiK,, Ita hoo.ywolKlil., ooon,,. like v t o ' , 1
i
, 1, ^ b™ * ‘ ‘ 'r " " 1 ll" ' chief
-*■•- executive
• advises that they " «■i, Urn nci*h
noth
“ > who 'v" ‘,|d occasionally tall: it, Roy .Symer. axill tell you what
"v
xviridows xvem
ownership. Yoa (frfassft
A yearago Erickson was con- j ar. l .................................
it is believed that expulsion |find
find tlie
the name
name of
of Karl Britton I 1
c
•by Charley U -.k, mun- will leave Hartford December 6,
•ii celery raining but' who would. a wonderful golf course Sanford Agriculture.
Among
thoso
from
Lake
Mnry
missiles
rainedt
where you llko, retint).
s'y ',/:
The Associated I'rcss)
At
pr,
four
acres
of
the
meted by tiv* police with tho from the nnivirsity will ho the fam,,t»s running mate of Red1
more
ofti
n
talk
of
the
Sanford owns.
Ihfufman. ^ "Jimmy
’
°m
a,,d
Last spring the City
plssso, and pay us onljr'
trolley Blots of New York marching in the Armistice Day pu- ‘‘TrumbullLiterary Circle" which I fate of the ringleaders.
Jackie' arriving nt Jacksonville on the A piect* of ik
to charts prepared in renndeed company expects to ex Golf and Country Club.
The C»runic« nt Illinois, added to the*
(
mu
mission
placed him in charge land is planted to lettuce nml
rmle
in
Sanford
were
Leon
Q.
'
».'a
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J
hnwrought
such
damage
to
gym|
?
{’
°J,,!nK
°
f
JH'te‘nbt'r
7■
The
v:.;
^7.
MbCouAL for many Inst articles.
amount
for ssch mil*
about
one
acre
to
celery.
Tho
cel
of Aiininial Industry, port not less tlmh L000 carcasses.
maintaineda secret “ key" society i dean i.tiys the University is jealous l"C. tl, B r it t o n llIlH a lift'd M rnhm lnr .
Dumped as (<-• his views of the I of the golf course.
e sual. xxdl be confined to thr. • ■(•tm r .Mount I
The past
Elmer
Lagurquiest
'
"lW y. ntfl the Bttol slots hctweeji Pickering,
ery
is
to
I
h* used in tlie experim
• , ,iS,s’,l,,M .
>
'“
rtners
of
itci
Department
of
Agin the heart of the business dis- . of ils good name and the irohd hr- Humbert Fugazy Z
industry,
tie
related
a
f>xv
im-iumi ior has xvi.no <ed a gre :i ,
,
. , ,,
<iii.Vr, b ec.u p
Reel &
r. trucks, which replace the usu-, Ff«nk Eviinn, \V. .1. Ericaon, and
i u j r 'w u ^ a r t h M ..
fro l,r
r «•«>%
u ., a ,. cent diyduclt
Iinnt» of the pathologist and the
|Urvini* tubeiculosis liaa
trict.
Tile raiding i.-f tlie "Liter |l*«xuv of its students.
" n,y ' n,d‘|i(’- lPreaching kgialat.:L session.
tints of his oxoericnee on the amouiil of work there.
•re. ’1hat wm \ •
Myrtl#
sad Sod
oin* iihcard.
overhead wires of trolleys. O n! y°ung Billy Kvn ns. who paraded
jwrul decline since 1910. , This is n banner year for fruit ci lory f.mii,
The grower
; lias made the ciairsi* one of tht* fin - 1lettuce is Soiog used in ferCMzcr J. A. lllstline Awarded High
llson Avenue, during the noon J*viiUi the United States War Vel-|
experimental
work.
in BririiJ) Columbia, Canada. Ap attenda tu. business is the
Honors for Exhibits nt the
1iVt in tin* smith. Mr. Syioea plan
..
Floyd Sjoblom paraded
ih a girl, using her umbrella I erans.
•“f,1
kutd before, the old fashion, d fire I
On the hitU-r, Ims heon r .read
of electric lights on ples, pears, pluui.s and prunes are xvln i.irli year, turns out a tfood I'tuVI thnt work and, under his at*
Scsqul-Centenninl
Contest
•j*t u cane, caught the point in ; itb th. American Legion.
! place having been in order mice
d!' difrirehl varieties of fi tilizon i; iieing determined prolific*.
roo
ami
gets
ahead
of
the
market,!
tixo
direction,
it
xvas
curried
out.
Being1
Held
at
Philadelphia
the slot, just no u five ton truck
{the history of the Cathedral began.
ton Agricultural Uol--------,
hi; way of tmmn.ilng up.
Mr . Gol f is his hobby—and when not;i er. Every combination km. ,n to
tdown on her. Shu dropped
A number of ladies from the'
|in the day:* of William The Conthe grower of this and oth, .• sec-1
LONGWOOIL Fin., Nov. 17.—
Iexperiment started last
Cattle grading demonstration-.
h"-'
for success (on the celery farm -look for him |t'om is heimy used nt th.
i* umbrella, which slipped neatly Lake Mary Pnront-Teuchiu- As
Rnmij The entry of J. A. Bintline, poultry
LONDON, Nov. 2 0 . - (A»l~ Lady qnorms
resumed this fall. The
are being conducted in western i
1'ry ''‘,f,,nr
thaM
the links,
)Ugh tho slot nnd out of sight. sociation attended the all day Rhondda. England's leading liusi
|Siding field. On somix rows,i, an I breeder of this city, in tho Ses|t|rm 1 mi automatically
range
stales
by
the
Department
o
f'
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meeting of the Seminole County ness woman believes that then are • For the first time in its history |
itxciage of fi* i* tons of fertilizer to i qui-Centeniilnl poultry contests in
try rooming, giving the
•;it must iiavo been n man xvith Federation of Women’s CIuIim at too many idle Women among the the aristocrat io ro.xal academy ha.,
Theso
ilenK.-iist ra
the aero has been spread.
On ' Philadelphia, under nuspicos of tho
a., ■t :
tinu* for food nnd Agriculture.
a grent Hen.se of humor or a great Longwood on Suturdny. A de rmnrt set and that their ideas, es given over its walls t<» a show of J ?
tion*! are conducted on isolated
‘•thers very little is being used.
Eastern Poultry Club, wu« nward^ppetitc for rare species who plun- lightful luncheon and interesting pecially those on hcx, as a whole bill posters. This xvas for an ex
tnnehes sometimes 75 miles from
In hidall cages along tlie west- ed six ribbons, three of them bo, ned the Central Park menagerie. program wire enjoyed.
u railroad nnd'aru attended by entMrs. arc “ unhealthy.”
hibition, the empire marketing
( By U. F. Whitnor, Jr.)
. their confidence in the bulbs thorn-' Z " Z K°
‘J 0 five1|,c.ru P|otL •! *"*. fir .8t ,,lnco’
h«> b«on an
meat exported from llcnien who often travol 100 miles
,Ilt (he central 'cago, between a Frnnk Evans, president of the
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V mn' mi tuber of ettuce pants ure bo- nounccd.
board
to
advertise
and
develop
Lady
Rhondda,
writing
under
the
soon
lie
on
sale
at
Ilu*
gr.ixving
of
narcissus
bulbs
selves,
hut
also
that
there
will
be|in|f
Wtttchc,,
by
Dr.
^
E\
noolittle.
'
INCE tuar centuries ago when Don JuS|i*l>p|g,
liikre speqle.t of deer and an almost Laku Mnry Purent-Teacher
to learn how to cull and grndo ttfcir
Asproducts of the British empire by
In addition to thoso honors, birds
has boconn* pretty well establish- an active demand on the part of
Iprice...
One lending cattle.
•gtlnct species of bird, is a small xocintion, extended an invitation pseudonym of "CnntUdo" in “ Time research and other methods.
iA.,
i
Lean found sad named the mighty springe tluit.'.Wi
of the Uniiui States Department of n northern poultry man who
cd as a permanent new industry fcrwl for sale will not go above 0r Airrin- in*
blit complete barnyard, including to tho Federation to hold their and Tide,” a feminist weekly re
Dr. Doolittle is purchased eggs from Mr. Bistllno,
his “ Fountain of •Youth/ men, have worked -to -1
Stanley
Baldwin,
prime
mini
ster,
view
which
publication
she
ennfor Seminole County. Two years 15,(11X1,000 next year, ami 20.000,-1(n gftlreii ;,,“ . v '
tf.horro and cow, ducks, geese., one next meeting, which is in February
study <>f Mosuic took two bluo ribbons, tha local
this most beautiful spot In Florida more alhiring.if
i trols, says: The number of idle opened the exhibition which was
ngo
tl. B. Stowe made tip; initial. ('Oil the following.
The Paper plant rlistases
Hng and two goats.
poultryman stated.
at Luke Mary,
Those uttending |uzelcs women bus increase.I enorm visited by all the dominion pre
ern, developed, substantial and with ,chnrmi#g "
planting on his farm on Bcardall Whites imported during
1SI25I
n(
h
,
i
»i
i
Tho classes receiving first place
this meeting were Mrs. Frank Ev ously in <10 days nnd not only that mier here attending the imperial
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--------the result of those. centuries of labor *j*ow
Avon,,.
Ilurln. ,h „,
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„u ,„. j
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• « * • - - crookedcst businost; ans, Mrs. W. g. Ferguson, Mrs.
on
tho blue ribbon from Mr. Brlstconference.
but their influence tins increased
enjoy.
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It
.Italy . . . „ tha, it will f . . to l will, , „ | „ 0, d i„ .„ „ ,, c,„„.| lln «’n torn wore Wy.n,lotto ta i,
attan? The pretzel busi- Elmer Hyotlalne, and Mrs. J. A enormously.
iiiiI'm* i.< building n
Posters designed by well and lit
ms
eighf
acres
planted
to
bulbs.!
sexelai
meet.ngs
xx.
i.i
called
for
he
many
years
before
even
w
h
u
t,„l011
to
l
k
.
p!nnt
and
u
which
8i,ver
Wyandotte
“
‘
; and the pretzel venders sell Peckhain.
Cockerol and
.
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|*n t * hi. linmo in Cum- Go bus larger acreage than any Hit* purpose of listening to talks was formerly considered a normul' y\ p;
It is contended thal there is a tle known artists depicted tlie vari
lr husky-looking twisters from
The sportiest golf course In the stote nwklto,yt
First Silver Wyandotte Old Pen,
Foster,
government
patho
.
,
smart set or its equivalent in every ous activities of the British em
who are raising bulbs this season. on the possibilities of bull) raising supply can lie produced, to sny logist j,. working.
wagons, baskets and corn- ecutivos and. others
which constats of one cock and
surpassed fishing, game shooting, bathing Jn t^e If
who ent the..towni Hnd every Mlblirht whu.h pire and included wheal harvest
Ben Fisher hns roven acres on in Ibis vicinity.
tin* florist and other cni'iimers
four hone.
•f»tand» feverywhere.) And al hnoi Tnv
Hundreds
of
cxporii
tents
are
tpirti
i.
1
1
Hir
|
,(-nn
nmrand
healing spring waters and yachtlM In watetv
the day at an esrher ; BpCrKjs ,t8 time p,ltyi
nftern(l0n scones in Canada, dairying in New
Cameron Avenue and C. ,M. Berrv
The following year some 20 So much fop the market.
though. their trade is not an funrty
Others won by tho Longwood
carried
on
annually
a1
the
station
»
line.
..."
fr„„,
jt
t0
linked
direct witji the St. .Johns-river .are only jm rtll
has planted G ncros, on the west j commercial plantings were wind* I
RUPplnnte(, tl,C fnrn,,'r j bridge, motoring, ploying tennis., Zealand, Herrin catching in Lhe
»a. the name implies, dealern in oltrno*
Supply Limited
and tho farmers of his section brooder were: second prizo for
I, mpe*. xv:ih peppers side of Snnford.
patrons.
|
utKj
otherwise
idles
awny
day
after
<
tho
charm.
Fine hotel .accommodations.if tb iin lL .
North
Sea,
Canadian
apple
or
by pri.givsaivo farmers xvho real
j.opestnuts also do n thriving busiits r e to n - y°un8 P«n, second for cockerel and
rom ?.• o i 71 |k c e rn tc.
nnvimi-l A* fnr l,1‘’ supply—probably tho successfully fought
chards, South African orange
■•' t <’ ;k. .' )\t ,'a-MR
(
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.
.
.
!d«y,
with
the
sole
idea
of
“
time
ized
the
need
of
other
:,w m .
..
total number of i’npcr .Whites of- tion when WashingL i intimated fifth for pullet. Birds from the
Residents in tho oxclunlve apart- ! killing."
groves, Australian vineyards, In
The. new packing plant of Bell crops besides celery.
They were
Ten
minutes
over
wide
paved
.highway
to
p Florida lettuce bus not Brothers, on tho west side has an
ing of xvlint it miglit take to a short time ago, that it might Brlstllne strain captured flret
ments and hotels near Central \
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dian rice fields and Ceylon ton
willing tc.* ri:<k concidernlde money
Stetson University. 'Forty luinutfin''
fh^ona' Broadway theatre a mu* Park are complaining Against the' . , ^ ' rc . '
prize for pullot and first for young
that this un- plantations.
supply an ultimate market, cn- possibly be moved eli.owlicro.
the market liut some emergency capacity of 20 cars per
on the recommendation of others,
lijin in the orchestra pit attracted activitie.s of agents for omployme.it 1 ,/V. / ' mmor* . “ n,l cu"o d in g
pen,
making
flvo
out
of
six
first
In
world. Write for descriptlvs
couraged
by
n-little
advertising.
in N’exv York totnor- day.
,
co thnt IiuIIm could bo given n
»rb attention from thoso of au- bureaus, who apprbnch their nurse- i
drvs*:
places to go to tho Bristllne strain.
Ol.l) WAY STILL BEST
lifc ™«y np/wd
Considerable commercial trials
Pin
“
!'
crop
from
New
Realistic looking lions, porcupines
fair trial.
Tluy were convinced
I»c» ^fho wero near him than maids with Inducemonts of “ better ' . U®, thfi i m m u n i t y L a d y
Mr. Bristline also owns a large
toxi to have gutted the
The Sanford-Oviedo Truck Grow by the arguments of those others dsnxvlicro seem to fairly r'/ncluaI the prologue piece on tho stage, Jobs at moro money." A Southern ; Uhondd" “ 8«€rtu «"<' ‘ barges the und a white swan were among tho
“
Field
experiment
. are still tlie pigoon farm, on xvhlch there are
ivdy
show
that
Florida
must
even
5
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1
1
W
|
'l
be
several
days
ers A> jocintion is eroding a
ee ukelel strummers were do- vistor in n Central Park West ho- (“ T 11 lL'lsurc Wlth tenching men toy animals princess Pnry bought
P»ir l'i« •• k recorded, #<•- xvarchotise nnd storage house at tk.r.t the proposition was feasible tually fui dish the entire ,supply of only safe guidu in ( boosing ferti moro than 2,000 birds. This farm
uiui that attractive profits were
•sbflr turn, with tho orchestra tel said her negro "mommy" had " nd y,ounp womo" ,0 di>lik‘! w‘,,k * for her hoys during u tour of tho
r",n xx!:., ;laV(, wutchod Rand’s Siding.
paper whites.
Then* is a tre- lizers for tho com crop,” Hays Is declared by many to bo the
to bo realized.
■ft.
i wn g
giving them a little assintancc been broached four times 'in mu* i U\ va,uc mut comfort' personal home arts nnd Industries t-xlilbimetidrus
planting
in South Caro Robert M. Salter, autonomist nt tho largest of its kind in the state and
Victor Green, of Jewett’s Lane,
They were ordered to bo sent j
tho has viol. . Laying aside efternoon with offers of "just the “ d,jrnmeTlt nn<l social advancement
"hips each woek an uverago of, IB
Fine
Crop
Dug
lina, nut far from Savannah, but Ojiio Experiment station.
is clearing five acres. His opera
to the royal nursery xx^rc
bow he picked at tho strings, Job tor a Southern muid with a
dozen aquabs throughout tho year.
t0, Jud8u People purely on how
F°I>o is i tearing nnd pre- tions have been halted temporar
It is now neccnsur yto no longer the bulbs havo been killed back ono
eorge Henry Hubert u u d ^ iis
t‘ tjMrt flapping them with vlg- Northron family,"
; ^**ey dress.
o
fr planting 20 nCres 0( ily by nn overflow of wnter from refer alwnyr to argumcnM and or ninrc tlmos by cold. California
• ‘ Vv'l YtffS
R|c|iard Ferrlr, nn
English During tho summer, Nexr York ho■V ry]
brother
Gerald David are spending
J g i effect finding a quick roj
tsla
consume
the
greater
part
of
--------, “ Peoplo o f this class put entircstatements
of
others.
Curing
the
|
,Q
!)
many
plnntings
but
the
grow,
<
,!l
the
enst
side,
sportman,
celebrated
his
hundreth
the
Crystnl
Lake
outlets.
.
Jxf'-r, •Pi
from tha nearby patrons.
«f3t:ip.
A surging mob c*f women fought , ly to° much emphasis mi the sex most of their time while their par
early pnrt of last summer a good ,.IS there uro beginning to sell out birthday by mounting his horso tho shipments, while during tbs
W1
l"
to sit for just n minute in the ' Pr°hlcma nml the importance of ents are in London.
crop
of fine bulbs was dug. Our
„ ur growers— ami no xvondcr, and going for a run with tho winter Florida hqstolriet receive
Boeweil,
PHcek" Rumbloy expects to s^iip
^ , r. Now Yorkers arc super- chair in New York city hall where ;sexu* 1 attraction” declares tho
virtually tbo entire output, Mr.
During the tour of tin* exhibition
[*°'
Bcardall Avenue, both .beans and peppers next week. growers found them easy to cure, judging from the Binull size of thq houndo.
ttltouh about walking under lad- Queen Murln snt while receiving ! v«eot»nte8s.
BrietUhe stated.
*
Princess Mary confessed to a weak
to handle, nnd to store.
ExamiW4i j,uvo bought,
J
Broadway und Forty tho keys of tho city. A shop girl ;
ness for owls and spent some time
--------nation showed that tho blooming
Borne sort of drawback has ovlmlf1Street, which Is ubout tho
uized bulbs .nil contained fine dunccd Itself as not fuvorablo to
started it, then' the rush began as
“ A princes who was born in tho at each stall searching for imita
W Jeom «r In town, a ladder women fought for a chance to sit United States of English parentage tions of tho birds. Only one could
flow er, embryos.
Buyer* were tho production ot thuso bulbs, ex
‘ eel up during a rainstorm at
skeptical, but pronounced tho bulbs cept in Flqrida, nrtd there is nd
o8(
on the regal chair for just n min- iand y«t is n Ruaslan is writing a bo found in the whole exhibit and
Ht whsro score* of persons
oxcollcnt. .
. .
•
ute.
‘ film history of British patiotism that was in thu form of a window
place in our own state which hois
l each minute*.- Because of
wedge. "Never mind" xhc said "1
Propaganda spread by those who produced bettor bulbs than SamtFoolish
7
Not
a
bit
of
it!
There’s
!
In
tho
hoPc
of
being
alloxved
to
stay
f «torm the pedestrians hud no
must have it if it’s an owl."
1’ *
.J1? i 0"1'vonthori tho
Whllo it is admittedly oarly for did not want the foreigfa bulbs ex nole County—fow havu produced
hopo fer a country full of this in Englhnd. Sho is literally a prln*?e, to '.nonchalantly
.
uri?i"'fU
r'1
dUtrlc*
h
tt8
neasanol
predictions, thoro has cluded, bad gone far to make the as fine.
ieri. Ninety, out of
fk [).«. Ifr?wt*1 dur,n* the beon unusually good wearner for public'bollevo the American grown
Miss Annette Ashhorry, first
Plant Stock Demand
*">« boon cn- celery.
Tho wholesale
There has boon no roc- bulb worthloss.
woman member uf the society of
By tho time another crop ..han’
i S * ? "!*
generally .ord. of djaeasc, to date, and tho bulb dealer hail a great deal
of been marketed, tho confidence of
Engineer^, has read n paper befora
cut.worm is giving onir its uaual trouble in persuading tho florist many skeptical .growers will ha1
the society, thus being tho first
Am
a L,
ot ^renter amount of trouble.
•the end of tho year.
Seed' beds to take the hylb wo hnd. grown, been established, and there will j
time 0 woman has ventured to ad
•old •wopixn crossing Filth their drab Uvea!
dress that body. Her subject was
aro
holding
pp
well
and
plant especially os tho pric# was high available, and. some will bs apt
cron
fxporienced
ft*
‘ 'on «. rainy day controlled
Ihoftu R cxPect«l by ing io being continued throughout on account of tha small available consider nsw plantings as sa m
"some
products
of
a
machine
shop”
Hand
kissing
may
become
the
^
°”
n
known
us
tho
"gloomy
without tha aid ot a police
K L .!" ,n wen surpass the district,
supply.
' ‘
*
‘
.
now acreage.
This is not t
Shaking a threatening fin- recognised form o f greeting be, Rcm'" whoso book "England" at- to which tho members listened with
r^Tteld nf 1524-25.‘ ' kN
Price
May
Raise
interest.
Miss
Ashberry,
who
fa
I
There is only so much stock lit
tween
men
and
women,
now
that
trac*od
,nuch
attention
chiefly
beA 'Erection o f a number of new
jM the taxi drivers who apHowever, pmctioaHy all o f the country. This ^llt increase so
Ched from either side, she Marie is in America holding out ?nu*,e of fhe Philosophic pesslmist- managing director of n Brixton en
frCd
1 county washing And packing. plant*, in marketable
E .?f t/fU
rnn't0U
tho
bulbs have, been sold, but tor th# mpst part, pure.’
locations, easily accessible to many
Itod to **ch. "Stop! Don’t, hit hcr lily white hand to be osculated !C ? u,w thotLJohn 011,1 was 0,1 hia gineering plant, snid her interest
fat
epglneering
was
first
roused
by
and
as
the
ultimate buyeys -havo of any quantity of. stock by
, 1 l0* 8' haH "h“ kon o ff
hia
'.ewers, lo expected - to ajd ma* ° ahofid,” sev- by one and sundry*
had a chanco to seb;the vgot>4 bulbs or* of ono locality, means the
_ _ woman} And how us girls will lap it up!
ronowed i"* h*F work on Shellp and inagnetoes
replfod, And th® _old
to Railway Co«nAt S Srlaljy. during the cutting, saaaou
duidfaK fh* war.
-\
•I,.-’ * - ---rm y — - m r ,—»—
,• r
829 care
Of Thew plaats aw now being rushed wo produce, confidence is being es ting down s f acreage In *om*t
^ aerats. L*sa venturesome Swh of us who have been fprtun' d it h3u '
^ ent^
'
V
”
'
•
-'»
onovpr
I
-have
a
chanco,
|
tablished, and the price level shoWs
H
to
city
I*
wer8
■hJPPed’
•' '
-• '
'••'-■
to^completion,,.
trjana drafted ori;;tha sidex^ “ ugh to travel abroad never
h, / thutJ h* coaJ.
*?r_P1*00' “ Jr from tho Oviedo
elip lBto the shop and work at a
a tendonsy, to BvaV'
that '8e
The
temp
in
the
Oviedo
district
.tor
a
safer
opening.
d,d
quite
get
used*
to*
the
thrill
ot
i
L
S
h
t
7no^)
*
,n
"?
Sj
oy
a.
n
d
s ,----- •} ^ xr.-rr . . mx ,
1 *
...
nrougni fuel to u levol In price mife^fne,’ *sho added. “ There 1»
y ?>*»«. 6.805 cars'bo- loolui'kquslly m . gopd;W-;*)»'«}•£ g fo ttr who h«*
> as much -.,
y With potatoes, would continuo to* nothing I like better than pructicaT
bis from Cat
ford crop. Th# drainage zeat^toe now,, can, g*t
jence.1
[faction
-
mi,* LTKJ."
.1
J& ’
. t S 1 »•£ *£+■£
ruins ;
GIVE
BEL]
w
A t tentnon To Business,
U. S. EXPE
STATION IS DOING
Necessary For Success
Prominent Grower Says
nnd
Fischer Yale Students Protected By Cops
co‘‘ Ny c:"‘nnVs,?r\urhfcaidnn mmFrom Bootleggers An dYoung Women
m?
M
LONGWOOD M AN
WINS 6 RIBBONS
ON FINE POLUTRY
FEDERAL FARM FACTS
LONDON LETTER
J
Lake Mai
414 Years’ Labor
Now at Your Call
The Seminole County Bulb Industry
S
1 5 M inutes fro m Sanford
Old Seminole County Farm Notes
N ew P a ved R o a d
W e
H ave
R oom
fo r
You
Three hundred thirty-three and
one-third per cent growth in
last two years; 660 residents,
165 homes—- a / u f still growing! V):
1 ^'^th O fC eleryN oted In
Ideally located amidst beautiful
Weather
lakes. City conveniences, coun
try prices.
- vt.
iiMvil
l a
of Com
CfjpLLIS, Pres., A. F.
m
t e 1;?.s «?•!«»
s, Chairman; H. D. D
tnffiSSi"
t -1 ’S E 5*
i»tS\o Install...
H i wheff
UtoHpt ot t harlos Did
F-Uterary effort—a .
eat novollst at
purchased
•MM,
f
^
B«ompany, a27
r
OvUdo a:
Jf>
wor 111 ™
Ponce de Leon
DeLeon Sptipgi|,|3*.
o l F lo r i
m
�,. , .
,
irf- .’ r'A^y,*>..■, v
"yr‘
. '}■$■:
KCp-JiS V
r
mt
i
Number
m&l
m m m ?
M i a*
■■{ soon
”
tho
kod.
•« iv,
tin board
•
— - - *w
L * lL
* Imi
jly liitlM .
who
th*
boot m*n
In th* IMd.nr*. Tin board piano
to CasngdH not only tfw bond hoot*
tfmlnif* **rk»ry «oo>* «* financing thn dralna** projoct*,
1 1» ttwibw* bat also with other gftndta in
Martin, e)ooo touch with that work, it it
for.* gMMtni
According to plans, an expert *ngin*«r
b* s«]*ctod •• soon a*
at tha w w t located,will
and pat in charge of th*
t e n . at lb# t o r office here. Fred E. Elliott,
by tb* chief engineer of th* Everglade*
thgcomrnitt** will mnto drainage district, who has been
r o f m iH lo n a p n tb* subject of considerable criti
dminan* district*
cism from some quarters in con
Wotk with th* drain*** nection with the Moore Haven di
h;K h u t o n nanoonend,
saster of Sept. i&, will be retained
(t* HootfcinarUr* from in
office, it haa been definitely
to tfclt. rttr in onto stated, and will continue to make
th* teen* at nctivi*
headquarters at Tallahassee.
The engineer placed in charge
{pal. objoct
of tb*, eon- here will have supervision of con6Slrt..
it,nuv bean announced, will ttailing the water level in the caVofMftg out of rocommen-; na], mnd Lake Okeechobee and
future financing of th* |^tlj regulate the drainage of the
projects and to arrange locks of the dama. Mr. Elliott, it
Iqymant of three lead- Is stated, Will ,continue to plan the
in of the United Sute# work in th*. district.
a survey , of the
drain-.
.
The personnel of the advisory
ig’ a r t n r bsm* of a ” p? / t committee aa appointed by Goverdch ‘.hr. tu‘ M M’.-.Mon o f th * , (0r Mnrtln fo||0WM;
IfitMiv.wi!! j. . ! .
W . C. Kyle, bank president, Ft.
A? nricJcr an approved motion Lauderdale, and Horace A. Stil
ton C T 'inH e. state treasurer well, publisher of the same city;
T iV r 'in te r n a l im
F :•«nk H Shutts. C. D. lx *ffler and
J*. h niurul.ei
,,f lb. ' M* il 1 1 nr W •»r
Frnw
Ondc county;
fetlH m eni U>:
h‘ ! IldMt’ »n , (It u ffr V R. n .rl. (.fOKidcjit Great
llll'Cl
y will \>r v■nil lus >H \r> ;.-l I* ilim
nipitiH ;t M'l ll ■l>>;t>-|.|| •ll t 1IH'T’f " . at
Vjpf v— v, i;it it. l- - •liJi ;u!v ."■• in' " t , T.i! m
to ;itni \Ifi
Rcvirh
‘ ltd 'in tltii
tin im 4t 2 1 ."ill
v; S t.i U Si’ Itit to l I. W .ten
diiniiuiifi. the I. Gu.ltll* -icrcft,
te E v cru in iii'' . ,>r » -i iiincli •<( Rii'K' Hki-t'i hotter I’lf mI \ Stirt'1
V pdsSlhlo tn innkf hnhital.1... S i i i j '. u I .1 R *In ». 1|: . Ifighlandt
nomvnehd
the futun
y. A
v, aj« th eir fin<ltnijt> mav tfti
i,'a n d to vHtimatr the i-n batti
ami tim e tltui ivill
I- it
<
frf '
ilj»inn»'t‘i< will *>(• irli-i • I.
*'
Kunncr. lawyer,
.11'iTv; TM
I ..nuhi iffbt.
r.inin.i I', ibii.tr; Peter
Ki'i ;lu 'a tu n 'it'll biirkd. .i•■>t
T' M VlmK.i1..
*
Titniii t
11tlKltiti i>ui; ii i ninth
1 1; tin-
..."
1
T. W . W illiam*
’-ft
S
W qlter Christian . N
1
Sanford Cycle Co. .
4
W urt
W.
Warner;
Valdes
I
Winfred Snyder
I
Arthur J. Trombley
7
Arthur J. Trombley’
I
Arthur J. Tromlbier
as
Z7
SI
S9
<0
Cecil R, Flowers
J. Ward Totmsn
41
W. H. I.ong
42
Alhert Draper
b . F r.onn
Dr n J. Marshall
T T Oreen
P nlm efto t.unrh R oom
T F Pow ell
w . j V such n
n m t . j . W hile Csf#
’
A Prince
W. W. Dr-SHor
‘icm lnols Feed Co.
i-din R lrhnrdson
(' W Hmllli
hell Cnfe
Hell lin tel
A. E. sjohlnm
'I .1 Tmine
't s r r s r e t M arshall
Inlln Mlnnlt
’ T'-nr’ Mrl.nuMn
1 tv. Fail 111
41
ii
r.
47
4^
4f*
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i
m
iri
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T r Rills. Jr.
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IV J. Thlirpen
W
tv
(|, N«.v. J|> .-'1*'
O k e v on P r o p o s a l to
O n S ite o f P r e s e n t
til'll...
I T h L 'p -n
IV J T lilgpcn
tv
'V J. Thigpen
l.nwtoii Urns
M C Vlele
i\ IF. Kills
c II. Bills
Dun Hill
t H. Dnhlilns
11 A. \Vlnnt"ii
ST. 1‘ ETEUSnmtG, _Kill.. N<»\
.'of prrhuji- tlw nm*i mi. I *. i/l’t A Mrmi.nii home filr old
ar centers, illvstmteil
nipple ;
V
UtA and Nporiitl i.U iiuiis a rc begor the
’ p ltw n p ted . f a . ti.onu are |>opu-!
J'" wM1
f j f o t i t s hfnxp.c.s ....... ami in a t t dents .C|.ur. I n the
appm p^
P r e s -;
jm
mm imlanr.. a woman’s page ^ r,U';" / / t,"■ H r m -r T ^ g e d
duyniopnd.
; Honda, it was nni.mmced.
UtRoppiv ,yulieved Iron1 <d.l m»
T^iredJjalnt. juililisctuT*. hh* Suproim1 < ourt to
ipjdyt to official .lopiiu.iim’i
Review County Case
aicqnt months •
"in
•in cditui
*l\dt Aj)pun*ntl> m.i ... liarul.
1A1.1.AHA.5 HI . I’m., \,.v. _'P.
T.Of fundi ng n miilitury o ffie iu l
l/l'. The Si.iii- S iip rcm c f o u r t
^ .i r l t .i i t g s .
tortii> Pu.l; malt i c o n s ilie n tm n tile
Are Small la Si/c
n j i u ^ - ; newsim jiej* i.’Uiallv fc q u c r l "I *t<<\ t t’liof .Itiliu W. M ar
tin ns lo a iir t h ii j lav rnlleM oi'
, % '^uf.' (>nu to fi.iii .■i five
HM,, dividoil into t.mi in. h Hon !'ur M.ivati' ■*.. i>i . had l.ci'ii leg. !
gen eral
LipHcb; and inititn!. with h i tniM'ii it. the m , - m
OVA via tical siihdivi-too.. it. i let t".|i
T he 1. n et ,>■ t told the court- thn
{ nf type. Tin* reading •
t (<} bjitluin and by <oliinm . a vacan cy bad >>i eu rred in I lie t.l
lie " 1"1 ,1.i \s I c l i.i’i’ the eh el i< n
‘ rs from right in left
tf| bWbourd* loiig nnvi th.u the A lain.ice ri.u niy eoniai.s
iu, native desire for pub siinu’ ts had in.iile p rov ision mi tin
fitfiil Utility of the tuwr lrs!h>l I'm I lie "Ii'clio n o f am ithe;
>ndlK direction is nlow in colli’clo i and that the UllJiK’ ut one
rvpbgnittmi. Such mivei "I IT per-min vniril fo r had hri-n
a i ’ ajipeui in the mon- ic r liltc il to- i d c t c i l |.y the cm in t'
larg'd. . anv.i- mu. hum J.
Ilvir re n tu rs deal
tea h ou ses,, Inttm inr,
*
rb w i . t.i'cm n e -tu led tlnu
CilW1s, clgrtrottea, liank’* ll.' d. a ..,l to know if the co m m .s
i Full page and ■i“ ,ul " ' ‘ould bo sig n ed or an -a p mantn are non- P°>nlnicnt m ade f o r th e u n ex p ired
erm.
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14
97
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S!*
MO
9!
92
93
94
95
96
97
99
99
i no
101
102
103
104
105
ms
107
106
109
I 10
111
112
113
114
nr.
114
117
ns
11*
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1
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Blin d
■
'
■
!,WHUn|iutxinat|;. vvitli 1 LONDON ni'i Lmh
Aithm|
Wif't-f ii;tvVrWOtMM|i<. ' 1
-v.1-." „f .Sir Arthur'
-ytSjifiV''. ’
I’mire.in wht. iuih blind, Ims s o t1
•watch** hsv* « ter- bi D«0f,lhr M»»k gf rt journwr,round
up In London. T b *llh e world to visU 'ciU’ thU
on the rh-inne, t-r
- i’’* flMinchnit hi the EmpfftMo.
Unit shoj^cun gel
into
petlbjn ol
In tieh .
I f va riou s uiuHtics'i
men
a t tl ii’i'.p UiNtitu
W.
jfntB
htiab
i. n y .,
IVjifBOli
JtUf tbv vtlt,
...I,,7lAft:
.iA
r*
tin (lit* (tit
■ '“f
Co.
punppai
Retail Merchant
.
Oarage for Repairs
Retail Merchant
1 Automatic Vending
Machine
In * Retail Merchant
Co. R*tall Merchant
Retail Merchant
Restaurant
Retail Merchant
Laundry (Steam)
Barber Shop, 1. chair
Retail Merchant
Retail Merchant
Retail Merchant
Civil Engineer
Pool Room, * tables
Retail Merchant
Retail Merchant
Restaurant
Mfg. of Conorete
1 Ice Truck
Retail Merchant
Pool Room, 1 tabled
Accountant
Contractor*
Wholesale Merchants
Retail Merchant
Retail Merchant
Retail Merchant
Wholesale Dealers In
OUs
Retail Merchant
Retail Merchant
Barber Shop, tchalre
Co. Abetractore of Titles
Oet. 1. 1IIB Oct. I ' I
8 »
l
ill!
National Biscuit Co.
J. W . Snow
J, W . Snow
W , O. Bank*
B. W . Bradford
Bradfo
S.
J. W . Woods
Brnre .
*8 *1-rite
w
Madam* Harriet
S S : !; 1
g s - j. « * t o « . i . ' i m
J* » £ ! Oct. I. IBM
9 J** }• } ” } Oct. i. m *
}• }!!• Oct. i. in *
®
:
8 8 a !: 8 8
att!8i at t in:
Oet.
oet
oet
oe*.
o«t
O et
O et
O et
O ct
Oct.
O ct
O ct
O et
O et
oct.
O et
oet
O et
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Retail Merchant
Oct.
Agt. Boult. Life Aaer.
floe.
Oct.
Retail Dealer In Fr.
Meats
Ocl.
Retail Merchant
Oct.
Retail Merchant
Oct.
Physician
Oct.
Retail Merchant
Oct.
Restaurant
Oct.
Building Contractor
Oct.
Ratal! Merchant
Oet.
Restaurant
Oet.
Physician
Oct.
Retstl Merchant
Oct.
Retail Merchant
Ocl
detail Merchant
Oct.
Retail Merchant
Oct.
Restaurant
Oct.
Hotel
Oet.
Retail Merchant
Oct.
Retail Merchant
Oet.
Retail Merchant
Oct.
Retail Merchant
Oct.
Retail Merchant
Oct.
\ci ftn'i Life K: Health
In;. f'n
Oct.
Ocl.
Ret a’I MerrhiUlt
! .1 «■ver
Oct.
Act Plmrinl* Ins. Co.
of H!fd.
Oct.
Agt. Rural [ns, Co.
of I.lverpool
Oct.
Agt. Citizens Ins.. Co.
Oct.
Agt North River Ins.. Co.
of N V
Oct.
Act- Onion Indemn Co. Oct.
Agt. Amer. Alllans Ins.
C". of
N. Y
Oet.
Agt. London Assr. Corp.
Inc. Co.
Oct.
Agt. Scottish Union A
Nat. of Kdff.
Oct.
Agt. L'mlcrwrlters Agy.
of N Y
Oct.
Retail Merchant
Oct.
Ret nil Merchant
Oct.
Agt. IL.me Ins. Co
Oct.
1, I I I ! Oct. 1.
l ,# j1 i i s . oct. 1.
*,. lj
i jd Oct. 1.
}. }| i* o * t i:
f t i n S et. i,
1, i f 10 Oct. l.
1, m i Oet. l.
t. l l i l Oet. ),
1, 1010 Oct. 1.
1, I l l s Oct. 1.
1, 10M Oct. ! ,
1; l i s t Oct. 1.
1, IMS Oct. I.
1. IMS Oct. 1,
i, m o Oct. i.
1, m o Oct. 1.
i* m o oct. i.
> •
I, 1011 Oct. i.
1. tots Oct. 1.
I, ISIS Oct. 1.
l, m e pet. i.
1, 1916 Oct. l.
Total
1, 1936 Oct. 1.
1*14
1» «
1» «
i» «
lt i*
iff*
l» a
l» «
1»>0
1*1*
1*1*
H «
1**0
1*1*
1*10
19*4
i 9*4
192<
1.
1935 Oct.
1. 1926
9.00
1.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
I,
1.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1.
1.
1,
1.
I,
1,
I.
1,
1926Oct. t. 1926
1926Oet. I. 19*6
1126Oct. I. 1926
1935Oct. t. 1911
1926Oct. I, >926
1036 Oct 1. 1*24
1*20Oct. 1. 1**6
1126Oct. 1. 1926
1921Oet. 1. 1914
1926 Oct t. I92«
1920Oct. 1. 1926
m o Oet. 1. 1926
1*16Oct. 1, 192*
1010Oct. 1. 1926
1001 Oet 1, 1926
1939Oct. 1. 1926
1926Oct. I, 1926
1936 Oct i. 1926
1925Ocl. 1. 1924
1926Oct, I. 1924
IRS5Oct. t, 1924
6.00
3.00
4.50
14.09
9.09
10.00
10.00
1.09
10.90
10.00
3.00
9 00
9.00
9.00
11.00
5.09
4.10
3.00
3.00
1.
1,
1,
1935 Hot
1936net.
1925Oct.
5.41
10.40
1. 1926
i, 1924
!. 192*
t, 1925 Oct
1924
I, 19J6 Oct.
I, 1926 Ocl
I, 192*
1 1924
1, 1926 Oct.
I, 1923 Oct
1 1924
1, 1921
I, 1925 Oct.
t. 1924
1, 1926 Oct.
I. 19 24
1. 192s Oct.
t. 1924
Oct. I. 1*26
Oct. 1. 1924
Ocl. V. 1929
Oet. 1. 1926
Total ................. f
Oct.
1. 1935 Oct. 1. 1936
Oct.
1. 1125 Oet. 1. 1916
Oct. 1, 1926 Oct. 1. 1996
1, 1925
1. 1920
1, 1935
1. 1925
t.rt. Atlas Assr. Co.
Retail Merchant
Retail Merchant
Gen. Agt Pilot Life
Iris, Co.
Oct. 1, 1935 Oct. 1, 1916
Agt. Pilot Life Ins. Co. Ool. I,
F Huff
Oaraae und Service
St a
Onrsge for Repairs
Ocl. 1. 1925 Oct. 1. 1990
< . P. Henderson
Agt. Reliance 1.1
Life Ins.
Co.
Oct. 1, 1210 ,<Jct. ,1, ,1939
^emlnole furniture Co.
Ocl.r 1. 1926 4tcL ■1. 1*26
Retail Merchant
Dr L. ■D. Drown
Dentist
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct. 1. 1921
A A. Kvans
Retell Merchant
Oct
1, 1925 Oct. 1, 1926
J. L Miller
BakeryOct. 1. 1915 Oct. 1. 1926
Agt. Hartford F. Inc Co. Oct. t, 1935 Oct. 1, 1136
K. W. Henclt
Retail Merchant
Ocl. t. 1916 Oct. 1. 1924
H.
Hall
liar her Shop, 1 chair
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct. 1, 1129
H L. Hall.
Oct. 1. 1625 Oct. 1, 19*6
Physician
Dr. J. J. Helts
Retail
Merchant
Oct. 1. 1935 Oct. 1. 1926
J. F. Cowan
I Automatic Vending
I. ester Riston
Machine
Oot. 1, 1925 oct. t. 1924
I Automatic Vending
Lester Riston
Machine
Oct. 1, 1936 o c t. 1. 1926
Retail Merchant
Oct. I, 19*5 o c t. 1. 19*4
Ida Conyers
1 Automatic Vending
Machine
I.ester Btston
Oct. 1, 1925 Oct. 1, 1924
1 Automatic Vending
Oct.
I. 1936 Oct. 1. 1999
Machine
I.ester Riston
l Automatic Vending
lachlne
Oct. I, 1926 Oct. L 1924
Ms
Lester Blston
1 Automatic Vending
Machine
I.ester Blston
Oct.
1, 1625 Oot. 1, 1924
Oct,
1, 1V2S Oct. 1, i f 25
West Side Orocery
Retail Merchant
0?L
1. 1226 o c t. 1. 1924
Mrs. J. P. Welch
Retail Merchant
Oct.
1.’ 9*5 Oet 1. 1924
Reataurant
City Cafe
Ilarber flhop. 3 chairs Ott,
I. 1995 Oet. I, 19*1
flip Bracy
Oct.
1.
1925 Oct. 1, 19*1
Retail
Merchant
Paul McOrlff
Retail __________
Merchant
______
Oci.
I. 19*6 Oet. 1. 11*6
R. B. Thompson
U ndertaker A F.mbolmer Oct.
I, 1926 Oct. t. 1924
M. C. Moseley
Agt. “People* ‘In*. Co.
~
Oct. 1, 1935 Oct. 1, 1914
M. C. Moseley
Oct.
1,
1925 Oct. 1. 19*5
Retail Merchant
T. Falrcloth
I. 1926
Oct. 1.
19|6 Oct. 1, 1924
Wholesale Merchant*
Duteler-Jackeon Co. Inc.
Oct. 1. 1931 Oct. 1, 19*0
Barber Shop. 1 chair
David Cole
Oct. 1, 19*6 Oct. 1. 19*9
Restaurant
Rosa Hutchins
Oct. 1. 1936 Oct. 1, 1134
Phobe Frasier
Restaurant
Oct.
1. 19*5 Oct. 1. 1614
Betall Merchant
John Williams
Oct. 1. 1925 not. 1. 1931
Retail Merchant
Fellows Service (Ration
Total
......... I
Wholesale Dealer In
(lulf Refining Co.
Oct. 1. 1923 Oct. 1, 19*4
Oils
Retail Dir. In Fr. Meats Oct. 1. 1935 Oct. 1, 1924
Mrs. M argaret Foster
Oot. 1, 1926 Oct. 1. 19*4
Retail Merchant
A. H. M iddleton
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct. 1. 1914
Retail Merchant
Cora O rlffln
Oat. 1, 1935 Oct. 1, t i l l
Ulke Repr. Shop
D. C. Robb
Oct. I, 19*6 Oct. ' -----Retail Merchant
i.. n. Payne
Oct.
1. 12*6 . Oet.
Retail Merchant
K- w/fltlleaOct.
1, 19*5 Oet.
Retail Merchant
Allen
Oct.
1, 1925 Oct.
Agt.
Tree.
In*.
Co
H. C. Aly
Oct.
1. 1925 Oct.
Agent for Autos
I'lius. T. Fuller Motor Co.
Oct.
1. 1915 Oct.
I'nnsumers Ice Co.
Agent lee Wagons
Oct.
1, 1926 Oet.
I1
..ink of Oviedo
Bank
Oct.
1. 1936 Oct.
Retail Merchant
H flush
Oct.
1. 19*5 Ort. 1, 1911
Retail Merchant
eiv Is Everstt
Oct.
1. 1926 Oct. j, 1924
Retail Merchant
i
MM'-rgrin
Oot.
1, 11*6 Oet 1, 19*4
Barber Shop. 1 chair
M Oarrrtt
Hnrage and Agt for
i iv Philips Hons
Oct,
1, 19*5 net.1, , 1914
Autos
Oct.
1. 1936 Oct. 1, 1»4«
Hotel
It J. Corwin
Oarage and Agt. for
Ann Juan Oarage
Oct.
1. 19*5 Oct. 1,
1. I l l *
Autos
Oat.
1. 19*5 Oct.. i,
1 m<
I
B. T e r w lllo g e r
Mfg. of Concrete
1 19*4
Oot.
1,
19*6
Oct.
1,
Retsll Merchant
It. L. Dann A Hon
Oct.
1. 19*5 OcL 1, m i
Retail Merchant
Mary A lexan der
OoL
1, 1926 OcL 1, 19(4
Retsll Merchant
T H. Klnard
Oct.
1, 1935 Oot 1, 111!
Lunoh Room
Frank tt. Petl
3 Automatic Vending
Frank M. Pelt
Oet.
1. 16*6 Oct. 1. 111!
Machines
Oot.
I, 19*5 Oct. 1, i l l !
Barber Shop, 6 chair*
fl B. Boyd
Oct.
t. 1936 Oct. 1, l l l l
I'T. Ity P alm er
l.awysr
Oct.
I, 19*9 Oct. t, 1911
Retail Merchant
Mrs rjrnre L. Brown
Oct.
1.
1931 Oct. 1, m i
Retail Merchant
Ftfink I.I1tlet"n
Oat
1,19*5 Oct. 1, l l l f
Retail Merchant
■
v .\iiderf>"ii
Oct,
1.1926 Oet t, m i
Retail Merchant
■ . MrCrnrv i ' m
Oct.
1.1916 o .i , 1 19|«
i Weighing Machine
i •' .MrCtoiv
Oct
1.1935 Oct. 1, 19*9
Retail Merchant
i r Allen
Oct.
1,19*5 Oct, 1, 1911
Retail Merchant
1 M Slumnn
Agt. Gulf Life Ai A. William*
O ct.l, 19*5 Oct. 1, 1931
Accd, Ins, Co.
Ocl 1. 1925 Oct. I, 1919
Retail Merchant
n ..-d 35elter
Aat. Reliance Life ins.
I ihn M. lloerr
Oct. 1, 19*5 Oct. 1. t i l l
Co.
Oct. 1, 19*5 Oct, 1. l» 9 »
Richard Henry
) Ice Wtigun
P
T'dal ...... !*•—.... I
Oct. 1. 1935 Oot. 1, 11
f s. fltetkley
Retail Merchant
Oct. 1. 19*5 Oct.
Palm Carden Tea Room
Restaurant
Oat. I, 1935 Oat
L. B. Price Mercantile Co.
Retail ~ trohant
Oct. t, 1915 Oct
reliant
J. B. Ashley
Retail
tnvllvdtactaetr
Oct. 1, 19*5 Oct. I. 1
Fred T. W llllsm s
Oct. 1. 1918 Oct. 1
Retail,. Merchant
Mrs. M. R. Wicks & Son
Oct. 1. 1915 oct, 1,
Retail Merchant
ilrover C. Rvans
Oct. 1, 1928 OcL l!
Retail .Marohant
101ka Frierson
Oct. 1. 1935 oct. 1 ■
Retnlj Merchant
H. .1. Bigger*
Oct. 1, 19*5 oct 1 '■ W. Chestnut A Sons
itetsir MeroJiAUf
O iks. Repr. Shop
Oct. 1, 1935 oct 1 1
1 W Chestnut A Sun*
nctal)"M errtianr
oct. 1 . 1926 oSt. i; |
D. j . williams
Whulesal* .Dealers In
Th.* Central Fla. Oil Co.
Oct. 1, 1336 Oct. ftt
Oct. 1. 1116 o ct. I,
'M’lintr# A Black Hotel
nr. 0 . M. Mitchell
I k , .• , Oot. 1. 19*6 Oct. lj J
w . J. Lawton
Oct. 1, 19*5 oct. 1iC
, a aina<Tns. Co.
Oct. 1, 1935 Oct.' Uw, J. Lawton
Agt,
*r*
flurlty
w. J, Lawton
Agt.
Oct. 1. 1923 o ct. I,Vj
Oct. 1, 1925 rt*t. j,
Oseeoln Cypress Cn.
Oot. I, 19|5 Get,
.■Osceola Cyprus* Co.
Oct.l, 1*35 Dct
Cypress Co.
Osceola Cypres*
W t.
Vug Co
„
Y.ula A. sShorter
fVSVv '
Agt.
rt. v*y
O c l i . 1915 n ct.
i.ii-vy.
Oct 1. lf|| Mot.
F
L M eats Ocl. }. 1936 n 0I
IV]
Oct. 1. 1 9 » f»oL*
2 50
mi
i* *
Hi
171
,Oet. i, 11*5 Ocl'1
Oct. 1. 1915 Ocy
Oct. 1, 1924
Oct. 1. lt ]«
Oct. 1. ) 9t|
oct. i, m i
Oct. 1 1918
o c t. i, i» t i
Oet. 1. m i
Oct. 1. l l l l
Oct. 1, 1929
Opt.
Jerry CrumUI
OOL
Dixie Fhrdlture Co.
Oet.
B. D. Stockland
oct.
Union New# Co.
Oct.
Patterson. Grocery
Oct.
A. M. Staup
oet.
Hilt Hardware Co.
Oct.
Hill implement
A Supply
Co.
,
R etail M erchant
Oct.
Fla. McCrackSft
Mfg. o f C on crete
Oct.
Concrete Pipe Co.
A gt. Central Indus. Ins.
Tltll* Eubanks
Co.
OcL
R etail M erchant
Oct.
Kilgore Seed Co.
A gt. Mutual L ife Ins Co.Oct.
Wrn. S. Leak
R etail Dir. In Fr. Meats Oct.
Ooldsborn San. Meat Markel Bakery
Oat.
Retail Merchant
Federal Bakery
OclRetail Merchant
John Adams
Oct.
Rebecca Brown
Retail Merchant
Oet.
Agt. for Autos
Mrs. C. 11. Greenleaf
O ct.
Retail Merchant
Don Jon Inc.
Oet.
Architect
M. Haneon
OCL
Bank
Oct.
Elton J. Moughton
Dealer In Fruits and
Sanford Bank A Trust C*.
Vege
Oct.
Bernard Kay
Rstall Dealer In Fresh
Oet.
Meats
Jesse A. Lee A Bro.
Oet.
H. E. Fuller
Retail Merchant
Retail Merchant
Oct.
Sanford Drug Co>
Peter Cobb
J
Oct.
Retail Merchant
Duval Jewelry (?o. Inc.
Retail Merchant
Ocl.
l,
1,
1,
i,
1,
1,
l.
i,
m s
1935
1*25
m s
19*5
1915
m s
m s
oct. i. m i
3 00
3.00
1.00
10.09
3.00
6.00
5.00
3.00
Kflight
Knight
Knight
Knight
Geo. W. Knight
Oeo. W. Knight
270
Oeo. W. Knight
Oeo. W. Knight
Geo. W . Knight
Oeo. W. Knight
Oeo. W. Knight
M. V. Parker
Charlie Haywood
Frank R. UacNelll
Frank R. MacNeltt
Frank R. MacNelll
Frank R. MacNelll
£11
Frank It. MacNelll
262
Frank R. MacNelll
213
Frank R. MacNelll
214
Frank R. MacNelll
Frank R. MacNelll
218
Frank R. MacNelll
Frank n. MacNelll
Frank R. MacNelll
219
290
Frank R. M'acNeiU
Frank n. MacNelll
£91
L. Q, stro n g
2*2
£93
£94
L. Q. .Strong
L. y. strong
l
q Strong
29G
L. Q. Strong
35.00
10.00
L. Q. Srtong
16.00
L. Q. Strong
1.00
3.00
3.00
6.00
L. Q. Strong
10.00
14.00
3.40
1.00
3.00
7.40
1.00
3.00
3.00
3.09
nW o
3.00
'
Geo. \T. Knight
Geo. W. Knight
Oeo. W. Knight
4.50
3.00
10.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
76.00
(.00
}.
J.
I.
1,
1.
1,
1
1,
|9J6
1»*6
1925
19*5
1*25
1928
19*6
1*36
1, 1025
1.
1.
1,
1.
1,
1*16
1*36
1935
19*6
1926
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oet.
Oct.
Oct,
Oc l
Oct.
Oct.
1.
I.
1.
1,
ll
1.
l!
1,
1.
1928
1926
m*
m i
1924
19)8
im
1921
1928
Oct. i!
Oct. 1.
Oct. 1,
Oct. 1.
Oct. 1.
Total
Oct. 1.
Oct. 1.
Oct 1.
Oct. I.
Oet, t,
Oct. 1,
Oct t,
oct. 1,
Oct, t,
1929
1928
1926
1928
1926
Dealer In Elep
Supplies
Retail Dealer In Fr.
Meats
Retail Merchant
Restaurant
Physician
Elec. Contr,
Retail ■Merchant
Retail Merchant '
Agt. Bvge Fire A Life
In * Co.
A gt. R och e ste r DepL
o f Or. Am er,
W.
W,
W.
W.
289
6.00
16.00
1. 1925 Oct. 1 1928
1, 1933
Oct. I, i m
1. 19*5
1, 1925 Oct. 1. 1928
1. 1925 Oct. I. 1928
1. 1935 Oet t 1918
Hanford Elec. Co. Inc.
Oeo.
Gso.
Geo.
Geo.
261
5.00
26.00
30.00
16.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
1.00
llll
mi
im
m i
m i
mi
me
Agt.CTravelftb Ins. Co
Agt. Southern Surety .Co.
2.60. 261
3.16
242
5.00
203
1.60 284
t.60
3.61
385
1.60
.50 286
6.00
267
1.60
5.00
35.02
5.00
9.Q0
3.00
3.60
4.60
3.00
4.00
1.
1,
I,
t,
1,
i.
i.
L. y. S trong
L y. S tron g
5.09
5.00
3.00
1.60
1.00
6.00
6 00
3.00
4.00
313.50
Oct.
OcL
oct.
Oct.
Oct.
oct.
oct.
L. Q. Strong
I.S0
3.60
Meats
Dentist
Retail Merchant
Retail Merchant ‘
Retail Merchant
Retail Merchant
Garage for Repair*
Retail Merchant ' >
Retail Merchant «.
Dealer In Fruits and
Vega.
Reataurant
'
Retell Merchant
Dentist
R. R. Eating House
Retail Merchant
Druggist
RetalT Merchant
L. y. Strong
C. C. Eubanks
Geo. C. Herring
H. D. Davis
J. H. Cowan
Mrs. Harriett A. Phillip*
M'arlnello Beauty Shop
Arnet Blair
£. M. Essex
Jackson Ready to Wear
Royal Dry Cleaners
Royal Fruit Co.
Wm. E. MacDougall
J. N. Telford
Elijah Morris
M. Block
Bessls Hill
Steve Alexladls
13.64
7.50
3.00
\: ISIS8°cl-!:iisi
o?f:
1925
11*6
19*8
m s
1916
m s
19*6
1915
1926
Harry Haynes
C. W. Venable
Sanford Chero-Cola Co.
C. Peterson
10.00
! ’|ii|
i* i!
1,
1,
1,
i,
1,
i,
1,
1,
1,
Rebecca Brown
4.50
OoL- ll 1915 o £ l
Oft. 1. H 16 Oct 1
\»\
302
23!)
10.00
!:
0ct-.
301
* 60
3 00
3.00
- ^ nor
1 U ),
Dealer In Autos
Oct. I. 1925
1926
Agt. for Autos
Oct. 1. 1935
1926
Wholesale Merchants
Oct. 1. 1936
19 26
Retail Merchant
Oct. 1. 1923
1928
Retail Merchant
Oet. 1. 1*25
1928
netali Merchant
Oct. I. 19*6
ms
Hotel
Oct. 1. 1925
1926
1926
Oet. t. 1936
Reataurant
19
26
1925
Oct. 1.
Retail Merchant
Agt. Afro- Amer. Life
Oct. 1, 1925 Oct. 1. 1928
Ins., Co.
Agt. Afro-Amer. Life
Ins., Co.
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct, 1. 1926
Agt. Afro-Amsr. Life
Oct.
1, 1*25 Oct. 1. 1921
Ins., Co.
Retell Merchant
Oct. 1. 1925 Ocl. 1. 1426
Contractor
Oct. 1, 19*5 Oct. 1. 1926
Bottling Works
Oct. I, 1925 Oot. 1. 1926
Retail Dealer In f’ r
Oot. 1, 1B25 Oct. 1. 1926
Meata
Lawyer
Oct. 1. m s Oct. I. 19 26
Ocl 1. 1926 Oct. 1. 1926
Retail Merchant
Retail Merchant
Oct. 1. m s Oct. 1. 1926
Amuetment Park
Odt. 1. m s Oct. 1. 1924
Beauty Parlor, 1 chair
Oot. 1 . 1938 Oct. 1, 1426
Oct. 1. 1116 Oot. 1, 1926
Restaurant
Photographer
Ocl. 1. 1116 Oct. 1. 1926
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct. 1. 1926
Retail Merchant
Merchant Tailors
Oot. 1. 1B35 Oet. 1, 1926
Retail Merchant
Oct. 1, 1916 Oct. 1. 1926
Chiropractic Physician Oct. 1, 1926 Oct. 1. 1*16
Retail Sfercbant
Oct. 1. 1926 Oct. 1. 1928
Oct. 1. 19925 Oct. 1. 1128
Restaurant
Rstall Merchant
Oct. 1. 1*35 Oct. 1. m s
Retail Merchant
Oct. 1, 19*6 Oct. 1. 1928
Dealer.In Fruits and
Vsge...
Oot, 1, 1925 Oct. 1. 1928
Agt. AmsA Auto 7ns. Co
Oct. 1, 1925 Oct. 1, 192*
Agt. Liberty Ins. Co.
Oct. 1, 1925 Oct.1,- 1926
Agt. Aetna Fire Ins. Co.
Oct. 1, 1935 Oat. 1. 1928
Agt Commercial Union
Assurance Co.
Oct. 1, 1916 Oct. 1, 1328
Agt. Franklin Under
writers Ins. Co.
Oct. 1, 192G Oct. 1, 1926
Agt. Hartford Firs Ins.
Co.
Oct. 1. 1925 Oot. 1, 1926
Total
Agt. Home Underwriters
Oct. 1, 1928
Ins. Co.
Oct. I, 1915
Agt. Ins. Co. of North
Oct. 1, 1S26
America
Oct. 1. 1925
Agt. Sterling Fire Ins
Oot. 1. 1926
Co.
Oct. 1. 11*5
Agt. Hartford Accd. A
Oct. 1. 1926
indent. Co.
Oct. 1, 1925
Agf. American Surety
Oct. 1. 1926
Co.
1 Oct. 1, 1*20
Agt. Btandard Accd. Ins.
Oct. 1. U K
Co.
Oct. 1, 1935 Oct. 1. 1116
Agt. Travelers Ins. Co.
Oct. 1, 1926 Oct. 1, 1928
Agt. Sou. Bursty Co.
Oct. 1, 1926 Ocl 1. 1924
Retail Merchant
Ocl. 1. 1935 Oct. 1. 1926
Retail Merchant
Oct. 1. 1935
Agt. Amer. Auto Ins. Co. Oct. 1. 19*5 Oct. 1. 1926
Agt. Liberty Ins. Co.
Oct. 1, 19*5 Oct. 1. 1921
Agt. Aetna Fire Ins Co Oct. 1, 19*5 Oct. t, 1926
Agt. Commercial Union
Ins. Co.
Oct. 1, 19*5 Ocl. I, 1926
Agt. Franklin Underwrit
ers Ins. Co.
Oct. I. 1925 Oct. I. 1926
Agt. Hartford Fire
Ins. Co.
Oct. I, 1925 Oct. I, 1928
Agt. Home Underwriters
Ins Co.
Oct.l. 19*6 Oct. 1, 1926
Agt. Ins. Co. of North
America
Oct. 1. 19*5 Oct. 1, 1926
Agt. Sterling Fire Ins
Co.
Oot. 1, 1926 Oct. 1. 19*4
Agt. Hartford Accd. &
Indem. Co.
Oct. 1, 193G Oct. 1, 10*8
Agt. American Surety
Cn.
Oct. 1, 19*5 Oct. 1, 1921
Agt. Standard Accd. Ins.
Co.
Oct. 1, 1**5 Oot. 1. 1*24
Agt. Travelers Ins Co.
Oot. 1, 19*5 Odt. 1, 1939
Agt. Southern Surety
Co.
Oct. 1. 1**5 Oet. 1. 1**4
Agt. American Auto.
Ins. Co.
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct. 1, 19*9
Agt. Liberty Inn Cn.
Oot. 1, 1*26 Oct. 1. 19*4
Agt. Aetna Fire Inn. Co Oct. I, 1026 Oct. 1, 1*21
Agt. Commercial Union
Ins. Co.
Oct. 1, 1936 Oct. 1, 192*
Agt. Franklin Underwrite
ers In * Co.
Oct. 1. 1916 Oct. 1. *•*•
Agt. Hartford Fire Ins.
Co.
Oct. 1, 1*35 Oct. 1, 1**«
Agt. Home Underwriters
•Ins. Co.
Oat. 1. 1925 Oct. 1. » * •
Agt. In*. Co. of North
America
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct. 1, 19*<
Agt. Sterling Fire Ins.
Co.
Oct. 1. 1926 Oct. 1. 1***
Agt. Hartford Accd. &
Indemn. Co.
Cct. 1. 1*36 Oct. L 19*s
Agt. AmeHcan Bursty
%
Co.
; ■
.o c t. 1, 1*25 Oet- 1. 1104
Agt. Standard.,Accd. Inc.
3.00
|
STttn
chairs
Barber Shop, 9 chairs
Retail Merchaat
Merchant
1 Ice Wagon
Retail Merchant
Beauty Parlor, 1 chair
Oet
Oct.
Oct.
OdL‘
oct.
Oct.
O cl
Oct.
Oct.
OoL
Seminole Securltlen Cn.
Edward Higgins Inc.
r - W . Zarlng A Co
Sanford Paint & Army Store
!D. Ptonlske
Hanford Groceteria
Louisa Wilson
Lout** Stephenson
Annette Bennett
Essie Martin
3,04
147.00
»
Oct* 1*
ocl: i: n n
Dr. H. M. MoCsails
W ight B r ie Co.
. Wight Bros. Co.
W ight Bros. Co.
I. 5 . Hart
R. R. Murphy
Oeo. Wright
F. P. Bines. •
COstaa A. Pcrldls
1SJ4
1*14
1***
loss
1920
or N.
N. T*
T. lo
in iI
of
del. I, 1)21
«J«L 1. t»26
,llk. „u
Pet: i: i n i
Hanford BUlok Co. .
H a w k in s-* Mon
I'll t h
i#
W n rk l T r i p fu r
J. Thigpen
IV J Thigpen
B u ild
B orn e
ort tit ticwt-pupfr I'utiii mombera will be emstrurtod on tina ItTUtl^.iiu uiutiK >" tlo' grounds of the iuvhoiiI hoini' if
modern
‘joiirnniiH!
the Grand Lodgo <*f Kloridn npprove**• request ■♦or »u .n|>jnnr|in:i
Stfinn-. th. jtfijn ix In*’
tioif itt $75,1)00 for ttiin ptirpMte,
, lint it-1 n'jMirtorn Sin'll made by the trustees of the Mo
mit it nut furnished by the ionic Home,
The new building, according fo
ires of nnhnidlxed native ngen«nd a ,.dozen foreign purvey- tentative plans will have BO rooms
,’ jusj. fiitvrn In to the papers 1»nd will be used for old members,
|kt furnilihed by retained under- the children remaining at the pres-In. govumment offices, mlll-| m t home.
]
fy hcndiiunrtnro, teehouaes, re»Decision to request the appruparanta atid theaters. Occasionally Nation was made at the semi an-1
i* editor will "cover” an event, nujl] meeting of die Loard of truskA nothing approaching American t „ a( and an *greement also was
Jiodd; of; news gathering obtains KBCh«d to purchase 40 acres of
~'iln«.
_
_
j land near the city for a new dairy
i V
Goamp
and truck farm for the new home.
Ilusidds lending daily HitorlaM
Mliny (mprovemsnta have been
6rally do* ng with some phaw- mJded to the preaent home during
Pcurrijnt'ijiolilicul or mllitnry afpast year, it was reported. A
». lesser wlUoriuls oppent in i „ ew bulidlnir hM
^rect^i for
cprdenl of Iho Vi.iu.us sheetn # V(K.atlonili .chool where the chill froquuntly arc opponilcd to ^
|f| ,nstnicted
vnr\0Xin
v* sUiriee.
hranches o f manual arta. There «s
fondgn now . ......
■( it.'
> alwJ a panting piant whcr0 they
inKk«m China -r ' him.,, u. I af0 U ufht lhl# trade Withtn tbf
ita fibiunr, or. tv ; .i .. o , j)a(|t two months, n strum heating
St. •The paper’
, , system has been installed and a
f<uittnc*
, ei
A1*, v! g” 'I ■'‘|l thoroughly up-to-date laundry foil
t.d'.iJUt ol l.i.il new i, ami t o . ,
, * '
,
•
H i , senw,
i
i ,the
i ,. |
Uvely
«.t. hom.n.
In
1the home
^ . established, 1itwas also» .
J Thlapnn
I Thigpen
w hat
Pool room, • tables
Lunch Robin
Retail Merchant
Mgr. H ota!
Standard Oil Co.
Kdcewood Grocery .
F. K. Eaverly
Title Guarantee A Mtg.
a«
s t . P c lo r s b iir p
L o d p e P la n s
T o A sk G ran d L o d g e fo r an
in
tt;
P ap ers
m
F rom
G overn m en t
■
. iron
w ! ‘.
Caldwell Furniture Co.
I* P. Caldwell Dlatrlb.
Mlk* Rankin
Mika Rankin
Frank Hatch
Banfort Laundry
F. C. Murph
B. J. Routh
Robt. R. Routh
Orlando Furniture‘ Ca.
M. K. Dooley
H. M. .Webb
H. M. Webb
Rill* A Howell
James Lee
Frank Hyre*
W . R. Lynch
J. W . VanLandlgham
Rllljah Morris
R. L. Robertson
Cook Bros.
V. W . Cooledge A Sons
John Daniels
Joe Daniels
Clair A Co.
Standard oil Co.
m
tq rs
*.v.
TO WHOM O a h A d • • t
•SORTERS HAVE HOMK FOR AGED
PLAGE ON THE MEMBERS LS THE
INESE PAPERS PLAN OF MASONS
T h a t i s N u t F u r n i s h t ‘ ii
the* N u in e r t J tis A r i ' iu m c s
v :*-V
* • a -*2,P
*•■> r*.•I, •, ,i-
of
Ue*lM
‘ c *"! ; . ■i
ifc, V
m
m tW ‘
-
L. y. strong
300
308
1-. Q. Strong
S em inole M e at M a rk e t
Roberta Grocery
! ouIhb Smith
Or. w. T. Langley
Sanford Elea Contr. Co.
Win. Thoemlttg
l rown Paper Co.
fl. f . Doudney
s f . Doudney
Frank L. W o o d ru ff
Frank I„ W o o d ru ff
I'rank L. W ood fu ff
W
Co.
W
"
■ '^ 7 / “ “
.
ll IIS*
l!
\l\\
Oct!
Oet!
#
Oct. 1, 1936 Oct. 1. *•?*
Total
Oct. 1, 1*15 Oct. *1. t*>*
IB Get.
Oct. 1. 1115
d ot. 1, IM * oct. }.
Oct. 1.
Oct. t.
Oot.
t,
OoL
o c t . i.
Oct.
Oot 1. IBM Oct. 1.
ft 1: ipi
l\: M!
1*1*
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1***
Oot. I f 1116 Oct- U 1 » »
OcL 1, IBM Oct. I. 1»*»
o a i
.i ll
o *
1. j*
'o o t . 1. I l f I C r L .l. !»
�4,. Iw.JCe Ve ' 1
• VA
- fe*
•(
T.TtT ST'*
Pi'S!
f
^
« CASE; ON NOVEMBER J3
i
O r S e ia f o r W . K . I A B S t e l l m t a t b
J o f Pensacola tb
-:7;V tV^ ExidWtH
:e ™
ExttHwiT.
^
Conviction i n t h e
Court Wednesday*
Mik
ing Big Bid for High Honor
. t 1•* • —
^ ^ , ,,
is® kaivkj&k;.:. i?
*Pysyr
__
t e 1
tag t i (to
^j
Number
Number
of
License
•
License
PERIdD Qy LICENSE
TO WHOM
FOR W H A T IMfnrOflB
330
Frnrik I,. W oodru ff. Jr.
331
Frank I,. W oodruff. Jr.
js for S tato, S en u tor
^
||gl who was c o n v ic t. ^B*ra! ju ry here y c s te r fehatees o f consP lr»cy to
§ prohibition act, wiJl fi le
H'toT an appeal in im e-
TO WHOM GRANTBD
F rom Whan to When
J
College For
iStudentsTo
ir In Recitals
FIELD FORMERLY
USED BY WRIGHTS
TO BE AIR CENTER
I
Ml L o d y te iah o p p e
A m erican A grl. Chepi.
A rm our F e r tilis e r Wo
The Vo w ell C ol
rJ*'- '• '*?■ £««
,»“ • «<*«9- »*•
(
I
I
13b p & t Sr
a i: |8j i f f
u&tmk* ?;• :•m#"■,
?"ra.pr5^“,0°-
|assuming thu n am o *ot
IGherardi," Aim said.' 4,T h o v
Thm 1 wan Ir.truducqiLfOXr,
Vhit, yuu r.rc Englinhl
no talent:*” ,, \. ?’
IBherrnrd’s nhitltpr W
>her fathnr English. 131
hi Brazil.
!«-'•
adred
—”
vr -
arid foutt*«n
^. .Icle
. -a col»c
MiH squaro l
Kipop, between
lit
?W ■& '■ S'.
nm-ve
prdje
(The Semldole ’HtiAeon
Ea>
Oet. -l, |
Oet. l, if;
Oct. I Hi
B. CcroaatL V*i, ,
Miss kVa be I -S a in t .
D onald C. b a r e *
3.00
498
J. 11. Colctawth i;.
119
190
J. II. Colctough
J. II. Colclough
o*t.
a A « r . C o. OcL t ! 1»»* 'S e t .
m
itioiotoi
K
<-**>
^lirt/j a
J. II. Coteiough
J. H. Cololough
,
Ned June
Cocoa Dandy Co.
69.30
3.00
3.00
3.00
8.90
3.00
16.00
19.90
300.09
80.00
<60
|
8.60
\ — .T.80
*:«*
6.09
100.00
199
60(1
601
602
603
604
505
508
607
506
H
102
f f i tU S k .
Sanford Machine Co.
Sanford Machine Co.
Autb S a le a ’Corp.
IX (Jowaufga
Mllane Theater
I'rlnceae Theater
4.60
15.00
3.09
{»
36.00
6.75
J50
1.60
J. W. Wobdx
Dr, W. D. Oardlner
M. llsnaon
Eva U. Tolar
6.00
265.35
1.60
8.60
8.00
6.0Q
2.60
6.00
2.60
3.00
5.00
1.60
3.50
8.60
1.00
2.00
1.00
3.00
3.60
121.14
31.50
Henry -E. Dwvis
Fish & Visit
John -F. -Olbion
Thos. WIIOOB
F. E. Plerpimt
U. J. Itentnorne
■T. E. Keraey A Ron
1.60
roo
13.60
8.00
04.93
18.76
Becker A uto Elec. Co.
F. Z. Zimmerman
Morria Sander#
H. O. 8. Medicine Co.
628
618
517
628
629
4.60
16.09
16.00
25.00
6.00
3.80
12.50
1G.00
7.B0
1.80
3.00
6.00
1.60
3.80
3.28
5.00
75.00
>7.80
10.00
5.00
5.00
3.00
3.00
10,00
507.34
3.80
1.80
1.80
2.8(1
8.00
112.17
10.00
6.00
10.00
6.00
1.00
9.90
1.00
3.00
3.90
Mianher
hlttea
662
56.1
664
866
666
657
668
669
660
611
163
063
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
N.o
No.
No.
1
3
1
4
6
8
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
J,. **« WSgon
Physician
Retail Merchant
IMSl Eat) Saleaman
ilir In Freah
jisaS.Kr
oiall Merchant
ltetall Mtrehant
«
.if"BS!
Retail Merchant
Rejall Merchant
Limey Dry Clftn. Co.
Howard Kavllle
Retail Merchant
Cgntraotqr
Pure Food Market
Ball HadW. Co.
Florida nloseuaie
Miss A rahka T ak och
(>. 8. Wagoner
Crystal
idr.
Lake Dining PSr-
Chuiuota TnnS
Dr. J. \ V ». 'H gvlln
Sanford iipVeFVVprka
Wheelaaa, A -Wateh
K. K. H ofllibm dSr
L loyd 'F .'B o y te
i;s
Retail
-erchant
Retail
erchant
R etail Mur chant
JUt. Dealer in
„ . •>. West a Heral^Meraltank
I«
I
74ieH,
*1) >*«
Oct. i 1
MU
Oot. 1, i
Oot.
Oct.
ISIS Oot.
i*ct. 1. 1*35
(JCL J, 1IM frit.
£?!■
? twt.
Oet !• I”
1*38
Ool.
Total -..JUj,
■>v
v>Z
.... nitMl..............
I
91
13
.
d°*-
< s ..
!■
T otal
.... A.......
oet. l. ills
Oct. 1. 1916 0 «t. 1, 1928
Aug. 1, 1115 Dot. I, 1918
Urand Totiii
Oot. 1, -1*16
Oet. 1, 1921
Oet. l, i * w
RStStl -V arehWant
snt
von
Smith nrdo. Ine.
Marion Spec. Co.
J. F. ft C. O. Mitchell
L. C. Klnsrd
F. II. Kirkland
(1. V. (loodloe
M hl-Florlda Produce Co,
f
W. Knapp
West End FlUIng , Station
C. cl. Flynt
(7. o. Flynt
■■ft
* f v'i
L*i:i! ic35R
«ra
.j of Medcn.
Henry McLuutln, Jr.
O p k n ietrltt
W. D.Oerbrlch Co.
Corrtfactor
Dutton
Deaiera In Frulta
A Veg#:
K. Z. Irtln
R etail Dealer In
Doaaey, H ow ard A K elly
Fr. Masts
CorttractOfs
F. W einberg
R etail MarohautLuBrth Cafeteria
ReatsurSfit
Dora MllUr
R cetaursm
Ollm ore Kiddyr (
R d a ll Merchant
C. E. Chotpcning
Rutali" Merchant
N. U Catea
l.uneb Stand
W ood ru ff A Wataon
Retail Marchnnte
Mrs. Theresa Bueh
Retail Merchant
T. W. n am es
llarbnr Shop 3 Chalra
Wlleen A Toomer Fert* Co. Rclall Merchaht
—- J.
• ~
Physician*
Dr.
T. —
Denton
•
Pi.
ant
Sheet
Sheet
Sheet
Sheet
Sheet
Sheet
Sheet
Sheet
Sheet
Sheet
Sheet
Sheet
Sheet
6.00
M i l ir
Oot. 1
Oet. 1;
O ot L
E ««l » B 8 W
i-ictura Bliow
~iPiDBon * l’0'
Retail M erchant
Mrs. Mary A lesladls
R etail Merchant
Seminole Faint & Varnish W holesale ana R e
Co.
tail Merchant
M, U Ford
(larage tor Repairs
It. B. Middleton
Retail Merchant
llllin R idge Fash t l r n c e r y
R etail M erchant
Zachary-Tyter Veneer Co.
O n to Mill
Fd Alexander
R etail Merchant
3.oe
1.00
Oot. 1. lftU ■
o & 1: i l i l
San for<
r4-$rjcdo Tr. O. In'o.
Hanron
rd -ov led o Tr.
. ............................
« . inc.
....................
SJISI!
S lS lS S i
Hanford-OVledo Tr. (1. Inc. R etgll Merchant
3000
3.15
3.0»
Lgt.'Unlted Pltetnen'a'
Ina. Co.
196
198
<97
I
JR
*,i>ssia
I T r im t ’ qHE
r-
Agt. Northern As„r. o f
London
Oat. 1. 1933 Oct. I. 1'JgC
A ct. North British ft
Inn. Co.
OCt. 1, 1911 Oct. I. 1916
Agt, tlhode Island Ins.
■Co.
Oat. 1, 1*33 Ool 1. 1v36
Agt. Hoyal Each., Ins.
OCALA, Fla., Nov. .20.— (/P b- 332
Frank L. W oodruff, Jr.
Thc Marlon county fair will make 333
Frank L. W oodruff. Jr.
Its annual appearance here next
Jit
FCanlt
Ii. j W ood ru ff. Jr.
1 Agt.
a
,o
, .
.,
Tuepday and VUl continue aa hqst
W estc.ies:or
F. °*?'
' *• 1S*3 Oct. 1. 1JS8
to hundreds of cit|zena who nro 331
. Ins. Co.
Oct. 1. 1*34 (»ct, | j j j g
c . F. Bellamy
33G
ItataU Merchant
Oct. 1, 1*33 0{I, ,
19, 6
Iru F. Mouth want
expected to attend the. fair, through
Agt. l ’ a clflc Fire
. *• 19,6
tho 26. 337
Joe I). Chittenden
Ins On.
Oct. 1 1*91 Ont 1 ij ia
Agt. Maryland Cas. Co Oct. 1, 1*36 J S ;
’ nJS
Joe
Chittenden
/ Together with many o f the us 33H
«7
A gt. London A Lancashire
nrr, a co-d efen d a n t ual exhibitors, sevoral former en
Joe I). Chittenden
r o In";. LY
„
JOCt. 1,-1920
Jesse VValdon
A gt. Security Ins. O.
Oct. 1, 1*35 0 et. 1 1916
lie], was also fou n d tries* will have displays, It Is an
Agt,Central Indus. los.Co.Oct. 1, 1*35 ryc* | i « i f
Ceo. F. Bdbcock
JjT- B- Randall, a th ird nounced. Anythong, out for sev
A gt. Home Ins Co.
Oct. ). 1*1.1 Oct! i ’ u j g
tieo. F. ttnhcork
eral yoars, will enter the contests
A g(. Royal Ins. Co.
Oct. 1, 1136 oot.- I. lb ie
...sty was acquitted,
Ceo.
H.
Hahcock
H'titu.I
ijwfemaincd out less than with a creditable display, fair o f
A g t Flro A ssociation
Oct. I,1 1*36 o ct
( leo. K. B abcock
I. U20
Agt. Standard Aecd. Ins..;,
•if. The case, b eg in n in g ficials have been advised.
311
Nick CntAtatlnr
Co.
Oct.
1,
1933
Oct.
I.
u*e
Welrsdalc
will
make*
a
strong
bid
jid e p o o n occupied tho en lU tall Dealer in Fr.
Meats
(Junllty Hhon
1 bis o f federal court u ntil for honors after being absent from
OCt. 1. 1933 Oot. t. 193«
lstsll Merchant
Mrs. O. A. H iggins
OCt. 1.
1**5 Oct. I. I**«
tTtyt was a second tra il, the fair for the past several nonIstail Merchant
V.
8(Irani
OCt. t.
I»2& Oct. 1. 1»3H
Hotel
’witnesses testified f o r sjns, it Is stated. Representatives
Smith's Barber Shop
O
ct.
1,
1*25
OCt. I 1*21
ltetall Merchant
Smith's llarlier Shop
Oct. 1.
19*3 vict. I. U26
jrmnent yesterday th a t Ifro mthis section will enter a gen
Barber
Shop.
S
chnlr?
C.
I,.
Britt
Oct. li
1925 Oct. I. U t»
A gt., Northern
tribwn the sonntor, had 'eral community exhibit.
Seminole Creamery (■„ j nr iJ*.
° rlh ''rn Use, Co. Oct. I. 19*5 <ir t' l' i^jrt
Other sections of the county who
Sou Utllltlea
' nr'
Mfg.
Oct. 1. 1935 Oct. I u t «
in the com pany o f c o n
S ou . F M I I t le s (•„,
S r i l ^ r *! ,3' .
° c t - L l 3 * s C e l . I. |;i?‘
quer■dealers and hnd been have announced participation in the
Kleolrle Light Plant
Sum Kents
Oct. 1, 191.) (Jet
I926
contests
Include:
llotalt
Meiclniul
Oct. 1, 1925 (Jet
The
(Irent
Atlnnllito his home where it w as
19 26
Ten <‘n.
Orange
l-nke,
hy
J.
B.
Burry,
liquor to m ake th in gs
Hetnll Merchant
F. K Inlaw
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct 1. 1926
Itetnll Merchant
W alker A Moseley
(let. 1, 1925 Oct I. 1926
would to available,” they fancy fruit display.
Heataurunt
Mill
Dumber
Co
Oct.
1. 1925 Oct. t. 1926
Bcllcview, hy Ihe South Marion
Lumber Dealer
Oct.
1, 1925 Oct
I 1926
11. T, Brunt
County Poultry Association, poul
Lunch Btand
S. II Drosns
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct. I, 1926
try exhibit.
Retail Mo reliant
Oct. 1. 1931 0*1. I. t»1*
Mill Laundry <*n.
Laundry In Orlamlu
W illie U m u r
Oet. 1. 1925 Oct. 1. 1928
One of the features of tho fair
_____
Itotdll Merclymt
Oct. I, 1925 Oct. I, 1)36
Hanf, Faint & Wall 1*. Co. lUitall Merchant
this year and which is attracting
Oct. 1, 1)25 Oet. 1. 1936
It. N. AUltln
Itatall
...............
Hat
all
March
i
Ant
OCt.
1, 1925 Oct. I, 1921
I>.
B.
Kelgnim
wide attention will be the pageant,
Retail MerrlvinTi
Oot. 1, 1925 Oet. 1. 1*10
W. 13, Bonnett
in 'parade form “ Marion county in
R
etail
Mir.
In
n lV Mets Oct. 1. 1935 Oct. t. 1928
James Out
Surveyor
^
Oot. 1. 1925 Oct. 1, 1938
tho Mnking." Prizes in this event
F. C. W elsh
P hotographer
Oot. 1, 1925 Oct. 1. 1928
Davis Candy Co.
have be,on offered as follows: Most
W holesale MoCchnut
Oct. 1, 1925 Oet. 1. 1926
Davo W arren
Ratal! Merchant
Oct- 1, 1925 Oet. I, 1*18
Mrs. R. E, Ehrbrcht
IASSEK. Fla., Nov. 19 original float, $25,, second $10.
Restaurant
Oot. 1, 1936 Oot. I. 1)28
J. It. Johnson
Best
float
outside
o
f
Ocala,
$25
R etail Merchant
^Indents of several sections
O
o t- 1. 1925 Oct. 1. 1936
1Malory W ester
and
$10;
best
decorated
car,
$25
1
Ice
Oronm
Cart
1. 192*
OCt.
1,1925
19*5 Oct.
Oct. 1.
Kiln Duckett
attending the State
Rnurdllig House
Oet.
1,1915
1)15 Oct
Oct 1. 19*6
1926
W alter L'nrvln
for Women are to take and $10; best clown $2.50, and
Pool Room. 2 tables
OCt.
I, 1925 Oct. I, 192*
F. W. Wnolwnrtli Co.
best
bicycle
entry
$2.50.
Retail
Merchant
ttet.
l, 19*5 (tet- l. 1M«
a writs of music recitals,
F. W. W nolwurtli Co.
I W eighing Machine
Oet.
1. 1925 ttet- I 19*8
Fanny Choice
by Dean Ella Schoble Opf tut a 11 Merchant
Oot.
1. 1925 Oct. I. 1928
I.oo Jnck
Chinese Laundry
OCt.
1. 1925 ttet- I. 1926
of the school of music,
391
Total
Tin'
Florida
Vegetable Dealer In Fruits and
its from all departments1
Forp.
V cg «
Oot.
I,
U25
Oot. I. 1926
ichool of Music were enl.cn g w ood Cash Ktoro
Retail Merehanl
OCt.
1, 1926 Oct. 1. 1926
F N. North
thn program. Tho music
1 Autom atic Vetidtng
Mnvblnn
fleeted the compositions to I
OCt.
1. 192G Oet. 1. 1916
Llssle L. Ilnlmrs
.Rests ora nt
OCt.
t. 1925 Oct. I. 1916
(VII111* Jnhiujon
red.
lietall llerolinnl
Ont.
1, 1925 Oct. I. I9|S
Haywood W llllanm
BoaVdltia House
jicitals were intended by
Oat.
t, 1926 Oet. 1, IflS
O. F. Rrynnt
Retail Merchant
Oat.
1.11915
Oct. I. I lf*
ermnn as a forward
Fatea Bros.
R etail Merchant
oat.
1. 1925 Oet. 1. I fie
C
d
fr
y
C!tty
Lbr.
&
Supply
development of poise
F*‘llx Fnlaon
P lan s W ill Sonn B e Com plete
Barber Shop. 2 chair
o e t. 1. 1915 Oet. 1. jM *
rancc on the stage,
A. H. Key
Agt. tntersoup. Life Co Oct. 1, 1925 Oct. 1, 1918
F
o
r
M
ost
G
ig
a
n
tic
Pen<eA. R. Key
taking part in the recitAgt. Sou. State I.ifo
. * _
, -L„
T im e U n dertak in g in T h e
Ins. Co.
Oct. 1. 1916 Ort. . 19i9
the follow in g:
393
Seminal* County Bonk
tninU
Oet.
1,
1925
Oet.
1.
191#
J94
rite Hendricks, Quincy;
H istory o f U . S. A v ia tion
Dr. R. E. Btuvartft
Physician
Dot. 1. 1925 Oct. i, 19*8
395
Hou.
Ball
Tel.
&
Tel.
Co.
Telopbone System
Oct. I. 1935 Oct. 1. t9|*
Mansfield, Jacksonville;
396
The Ohurchwell Co.
Retail Merchant
Oet. 1, 1935 Oct. 1. 1936
[Sparkman. Tnmna: Meric
Fiiut Hnlck
DAVTON, D., Nov, 2(H—<>?*)— 307
Agt. Inter Ocean C a s u a lty
„ 0 c l.
Co.
|impa; Blanche Hall, Jaek- The little pasture witorto Orville 295
J. Beraon
Retail
Merchant
.................
..............
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct. 1. lfl|8
Natn Rnrham, Blakely, nr.d Wilbur Wright conducted their 399
L. F. H ilton
Barber Shop, *elianrs
OoL 1, 1125* ttet.
.....................
.1 . t ill
rinia Iiisiuit, Jacksonville; early experiments in flying, ycara 100
Va. Caro. Chem. Co.
Retail Merchant
Oct. 1. 1933 Oct. t.
401
The T exas Co.
w h olesale Dealers In
Van Clove, Lynn Huv- ago is the nucleus for the greatest
Oils
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct. 1. 19*8
Bailey <’larkc, Monticel- center of aviation activities In the
Hrnry (lelner
Retail Dealer In Fresh
Meals
Oot. I. 1924 Oct. 1. lM e
Melciiim, Elkton; Zenith United States, now In the final
Knnfonl Auto Fn, Inc.
Oarage A Agt. for Aulns Oet. 1. 1925 Oct. 1. 1926
nr Hel.aml;
Josephine stages of materialization.
Hottling
W
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i
Sanford -C ocoa Bpt. Fo,
fillin g hd«
O.o. 1, 1925 Oot. 1. 192*
IPensacola; Eunice l*nrkCompletion of a few '•bulMtngu 405
Retail Merchant
O o . 1, 1325 Oct. 1. 1936
F a r l Fraler
l^ce; I.nriona ‘Katlcly, •and thtf mpoviW bimi. friOLJWgsh- <06
1 A utom atic Vend.
I- JbteraxnaMachine*
TVWt. i.
i. l i t *
Mice KIvnim, Hrookaville; Ington of the hcadrpinrtera of the
I A utom atic Vend.
Mra. J. H. Allen
Jill, Tallahassee; Jeanne material division of the U. S. Apply
Machine
Ocl. 1. 19$6 Oat.
I, 1928
3 A utom atic Vend.
.Tallahassee, and Mildred Air Corpa are nil that ara needed
F. W. Knapp
Machine
Oct. I, 1935 Dct.
1, 1920
Ifcslo.
to bring tho most gignntic pei»ce1 Autotnntlc Vend.
I*. B. Kelnan
Machine
Oet. 1, 1925 Dct.
1. 1926
tfme undortakiug in the history of
1 A utom atic Vend.
Evatia Service Station
JAILED IN WAR
aviation to fruition. Air Corps o f
Machine
Oct. I. 1*35 <><•{- J- |8>5
Retail
.VVrcliant
Oct. 1, 19l6 (,ct.
I, 1926
ficials say it will be accomplished
11. .Iiitii-a
Retail
Dealer
In
Fresh
Ten. Aulln
|ORLEANS, Nov. 20—DP) hy July 1, 1327, although move
Meats
Oct 1. 1935 Dvt.
t. 1*28
were held in the Arflbi ment of certain sectiqns from Mc
Show, one day only
John Rolilnaonn Clrcua
< c 23 935 f* ‘ - « .Bernard Purirh totlny on Cook field to tho new ffold will be
1 Hide Show.
John Rohinaona Circus
( « *3 198 °* Xl ^15
John Itoblnnnns Circus
1 Lunch stand
^tkargeo growing out of gin in December.
!,
Oct. 83. 1116
J1 !j| |
John R obinsons Circus
Rptall
Merchant
Oct.
33.
1986
Dct.
1.
1H
*
; of Deputy Sheriff Sam
Now 5000 Acre Tract
Butternut U nking Co.
Bakery
Oct. I. 1938 Oct. 1. i f JS
the wounding of 10
F lorida Fubtlc Service Co. E lectric Light Flan
The "little pasture” has grtAvn
Oct. 1. 1925 T otal*' lS,S.
^4 gun fight nt De La to n 5000 aore tract which includes
E lectric Light Plant
Florida
P
ublic
Service
Co.
Oet.
I. 1*16 OCt. 1. 19l«
nd Tuesday between tho new Wright field and the FairFlorida P ublic BefVlce Co. Hlectrio L ight Plant
Oct. t. 1936 Oct. t. 1*2*
Agt.
Auto.
ins.
Co.
lt4nd guards of trapping field Air Intermediate Depot.
Oct. 1, 1926 Oct. 1. l » i «
A. F. Connelly
Agt. Am erican E agle Ina,
A. I‘. Connelly
Wright field, which was given to
‘ Co.
i
Oct. 1, 1918 Oct. 1, 1918
A. F. Connelly
Agt. Continental Inc.
the War department by citizens
Co.
Oct. I, 1936 OCt. 1. 1936
A. F. Connelly
m i LK MAN SHOT
of Dayton and surrounding ter
Agt. Falcnofilan Ins. Co. Oct. 1. 1935 OCt. 1, l926
Connelly
ritory, ranks today among the larg
Agt. IT. H. Fidelity &
0NV1LLE, Fin., Nov. 20. est of the government’s military
Oliarnntr Co.
Ort. I, 1925 Oct. 1* 1918
Connelly
A gl. A ulna Can. .Surety
I.W. Wuterhury, 325 East projects.
Fo
Oct. 1, 1926 Oct. t. 1936
Connelly
A gl. Philadelphia Flrn
Wrcet, was shot and probAll the engineering activities
&
Murine
Ort.
I, 1936 OCt. 1, 1*26
pBy wimnd' -l totlny by an now nt McCook field, and all the
C onnolly
Agt. Lloyd's Flat Class
awniLmt. .Several Dina11 activities of the supply division at 429
Ins. Co.
ttet. I. 1986 Oct. 1, 1918
A- F. Connelly
Agt. Federal Ins. Co. On. I, 1936 Oct. 1, 1926
cltiin c i to be tho only Washington will be transferred to 430
A. F. Connelly
Agt. Liverpool L. & F.
to the slxiotlng said 4 Wright field, where they will oper
Ina. Co,
Oct. 1, 1
1120 Oet. t.
A. F. Connelly
Agt. Sun Ina. Co
Oct. I, I1*16 Oct. 1
timn idiot Wntorbury. ate under one head. Under a new
A. F. Connelly
[ttly lived ut Palm Beach.. alignment of functions in tha Air
A. F. Connelly
Corps, thq engineering and-Bupply
Connelly
u „ ,„ „
ktt:ng Part in Bobs
divisions are fused in the mnterial
Connelly
A gt / S t o l e Aoauranca
(>f' ’ ’
,# i * ^
' ' 18,0
division, which is made up of the
VA —id’)- Turkish girl* cnglnoemtf, procurement and field
A. r . Connelly
A
.7t|N
a,lo„a.
Liberty
001
19,5
°
0t’
^ 1996
ing their hutr no fast even
service sections.
A. P. Connelly •
d«tn" Turk is perturbed,
To Do All Testing
A. r. Connelly
Aut.. u & W im $ & :Conc'- *■i,n
Ihinoud Kswatl Hey,- MinisTho engineering section will be
InH. Co.
Ont. I. 1*15 Oirt, 1. 1926
L. II. Connelly
fmticc in tho cabinet of responsible for all experimental
Oct. I. 1||S Oot. 1, **aA ut. A u io,.Jaev Co.
Agt. Atnorlckn E agle
Kcintd, during a recent and development work, including
L. II. Connelly
. Ina. Cot
(tel. 1. 1912 Oci. I, 1926
IGeneva.
> T.n . ’ '»*
Akt. Continental Ins.
teetjng, The procurement section
L. II. Coi.nelly
Ttet 1, 1120 P «- 1. 1910
Uhmoud Kii.--.ad Boy, who will have charge of purchasing and
Co.
Agl. Caledonian Ina.
1.. H. Connelly
m women of liis country to production, nnd tho field service
Co.
Oct. t, lit ii pot.
got- 1.
i. Ill*
tain
L. II. Cpnnelly
Agt. U. 8 .)V lteltty A <7.. Oct. I. 1928 °C L 1, 1926
krd in all sphere* of actlv- section will direct the supply and
Agt. Artria .O aeuslty A
1.. II. Connelly
like women elsewhere, Is maintenance of field unite i^nd the
Burjety
Oo.
Oet. I
tlarmtd over the modern disposal of worn-out and salvaged
Agt. Philo. M re A Marine
L. II. Foiinelljr
---------^
Oc. ,.
...
'
^ ,f ■
Turkish girls &a equipment.
• C^t. |; l<28
I m . Corirtelly
the older folk of
The repair and agpply depots^ at
Pifkish Empire.
u ii: V
arfiejd/ 0.,
Middletown, Pa., Flarfiej
thing is certain” ho do- Antonia, and San Dlflgo, tho stor- 449
• # '
»od that is that our girl# ago deport v a t Little Roik, the 460
A f^ ft t e a n l ll^ t b ia . Co. oet. l, d l l s OpL I, -i| f«
<51
'anjlnopk- and Angora arc lighter-thdn-alr depot at Scott
Axt .NWthweatern F.
>
•*?.
’ \
u tl. Co ftrial ly
L*nd shingling ther hair Fiold, UK, o»d tho district pro
>tcr than those o f New curement offices at Now . Yo$ttj
U H. Connelly
d London."
Ajaron, ISeattle, and Santa- Moaiea,'
L. H- CarttielJjr
ajao. will be supervised from DsyL. ii. cgn tteily
** Ws« Dpora Handicap
ton.
Severs Headquarters Grodpil
JANEIRO—(JP)—BeatL. h . conaelly
■rd, a soprano who made <Romoval of the supply vdjvi
ittl* year at the.Uhnloi- headquortors hore
407
482
1house
in Aida,', laid that ton lain itself a nvolutioWy at
i>
t
h name was nuoh a h and snd -the Air Corps js'tH f' ><h»t
L. A. Shelitmi f
ily when site W ent tjte f* branch .of the afniy to thijs.Scv^
tA tu n tte
that she was fo r c e d to itS proquroment kervicc from krm:
atln substitute.
haadquarUrp., ■
v‘/. v ■
The .^e#uUa o ftha'-moVo ara^Cp*tdcd in securing a hear*
^ hr > V ,M. JIqfqr Co.
ie the Italian impresario* factors in the project wqr$ eapno*
ICOfcA. Fin-. Nov. . I—
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of
Polk county has been engaged as License
s s s s ?
Numbtr l*
county agent for this county, It
•V
« dirj1
of
TO WHOM GRANTED
i
was
announced.
Mr.
Holland
sueKOIt W H AT FL’ IIFOSK ,P a ! >tQP. Off LlO KN SS
i f
(2 L e ss T h a n (h e
License ’
l
^
Numbor
------- ---- ------------------------ From yyh« jn p Whin~ l i'fit1.
>rted A f t e r 1st cals C. P.% Hawick, who resigned,
I
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TO WHOM IIRANI KD
Mr*. Dora Lynch
. °f
FOR
V
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Pyilt'OfcK
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P
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7
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Jtetsil
Merchant
Llcenar
M * y » J. 8 . R e a v M i r f ' cctlvo Nov- *•
Ilouansr Amuaamrnt Co.
D*eOct. i. i33c
3.60
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*
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Number
Similar (lames
*11
K. A. Stone
r*#c.
i*.
1938
d
ct.
l
iyro
yd whom o r a n te d
of
30,00
Retail Healer 1 n
'49 -Clrf.
be. FI*.. Nov- 20- when jfou are in the field. ^ It
. Nov. 20—WP)— Th<> i
A ? ant crano «-’n* *f«d
for
WHAT
IM
’
RPOSE
p
FRIOP
OF
LICENSE
Sheet .Vo. I
....................
License
Fr. Meet*
is but n matter o f a moment to
au*» Clack
fT
C
of
the
opening
I known fatalities in Florida " “ br ef ^?yrWc near hare, when •i*
3.00
Heslaurarit
3.5(1
Oat1° CL
‘ >-6
From When
Khrl*. S. Thuinpson
r r m o D o f l i c e n s ® ' * ™ " i. j j i
J fl. w i i a
To When
H J
.
*7l H 1
A<t Ceotrnl States Fire
. ,J,'A,,d Total
|i„g season, *et for throw it off.
iIley.
lI.*. 1356
6.00
itutull Merchant
September hurrlcuno l'"0..meaBur["S
feet, from Up
3.6u
TO WHOM GRANTED
IQ, 1116o
Ol’t.
Lunch
Stand
ANlia
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1
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Co.
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FOR
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PURPOSE
"F
rom When to
>(JI
».*r
M*y
28.
1911
hct
I.
I92«
1:56
t.'itrl*. H. Thom pson
“ Do not drng u loaded gun toBtnMoM-r J- EHerbert J. Arnistruna
Hurber Shop 1 Chair May 20 , 1936 Oct I la -c
• boeii'placed at 327, or 62 less iut
*r‘*?hcd tro u g h the wind2.50
A|tt. I ominoliweullti Ins
Del. I.
Ht. Pd.^Org. Co. .
Civil Rnulneer
81la* Oreen
V'nrd
you.
.50
Co.
■
Jun
i
i
ii«(.
Mar.
3
,
,
,
.
1
(sir
KOtnc
tleShow 1 t>ay onl>
Total
j 101.00
8,00
orr reported after the nr i i l « f t iu * C“5
uecNs* iS !! Hrlls:a
dmurt Set .Minstrels
W in ter
«\.m,hn4on:
JV. A. .'Robinxin
R'-tall Merchant
In*. Co.
Sltow 1 day ouly
March ». i »*0 U c' L t» 2u*
76.00
June 1, 1926 Oct. 1, m-a
1014
Restaurant
Dec }*' }f !? £*«• 16 ,:'*i
37.60';
“ Do not strike nt your dog with 994
D. L. Thrusher
7M»a
A. R. F. Bakery Co.
Oct. 1. 1928 Oct. 1, J ill
liiued n list of
l-i.iifk II ScrUKK*
Walker A Lewi*
jg g tv e y , according to J. Shop- of Umatilla, and Louis Phillips, of
rw
!
!
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?
°
ct*
I3IU
A
*t.
Alliance
1
ns.
Co,
Oct.
1,
1935
0
{
f
nnkerr
999
S.00
ilaraae for Hi-iiulrs
3.60 1
1' 1nnk 11 Sir((ak »
1026
Oct. 1, 1925 Oct. I, 1928
'V< H. Long
Dol4ui(it ami then fell dead upon
Clement* I’harmucy
I.W
L. E. (lordlner
the
gnn
barrel.
You
may
get
tho
Retail
Dealer
in
J'
i*18
°
ptI.
1926
10.00
sportsmen*
nnd
a
IiruKKlsls
,,
•
.
1
9
21
,
'***•► American Red Cross
5.00I
:!S : S k S S f Y i " . : , : ; - «•
o.* ,. ,.»«•
<=o- 1.(0
* ’**••. ,>Ho A Caaualty
••
'
Get. 1, 1926
0. it. W o t
Fr
Meat.*
the rear scut. The crane hnd been
I
0
(li»
Retail Merchant
Mar.
I,
1930
°
ct>
.
192#
3.75
In*.
Co.
load
in
either
instances.
It
has
Itubt.
Ferry
wtions
for
exercis
Chief.
uS{: l: t if l lOct.
v°'- l-I. I'.'JC
A
McK
Sin
f,,r,i
1020
,
Ins.
Co
Del.
I,
1926
A
Ormvlt*
.
Rexliiunint
1001
May 31, 1920 Her I. 1926
Retail Merchant
Mar. tl. 1930 «ct. 1. |JJU
1.50
Retail Merchant
H ow ard Sutton
“ Ct. I, 19155 Oct. t. IH2*
W UB l,VVh?Pe0,*U>’ ShoW
' A P.(lt„,r ,F lx It 11iy Ii1 Teu Room
April I, 1921 „
Lon k wood Oarage
ing down fntnUtlea. happened to others,
•LfVQ
1.(0 1027
Retull .Verebuilt
Apr. 1, 1930 Or 1 l, 1926
^yWon of death reports by apparently blinded from n driving
Garage
Lawyer
Mar I. Il 2uOct l, i93l>
3 70
Shop)
A. A. Field*
1028
Out. j.
1816Old/
I.|t»2i;
2
50
April 26, 1926 2 et- L 1»26
MIhr Jessie I) Willard
*.71
Seminal*
E
lectric
Co.
1.25
v
I.
Lunch
Stand
rain.
Johnosn’s
face
was
rut
from
Retail
Merchant,
pjy
four
serious
ucKlee. Contractor
5.00
Mnr. 1, 1920 «<=«. I. 193,;
"Bo
careful
not
to
shoot
or
in
Torn Peppers
oring cities is due to the re
Retail
Merchant
1. est<‘r Kleton
April
1,
1926
°
e*>
•
U
*2*
<
•
*
*
«•
1918
Odj.
I
tun;
(.00
1023
<»Ct. I. 1928 Oct I. 1976
Rotall Merchant
Marevlxta floalty Corp.
'3.00
1 Automatic VI-nd
Mur. I, 1126 Oct. I,
1.50
Jam es L. Uthllli
|
Heal Estate Broker
3 00
(.00
1.60
June 1, 1926 Oct.' I,
*• 1*J*
prdnJ at ' he k«me jure stock.
Ileal Kst. SulsMiuan
g i n the death Urt. Mr.
* *
, T otal
JJn-h
Dct t. 1925 Oct. I, iy,,,
. .01
U3fl
Sheet No
I
1936
K n ights of K * Klux KInii
r. r,0
Ikil. 1, 1916 Dot. j, I9*tj
S (J. Sl.ltiholHer
1030
6.76
C.
A. Hryunt
Amusement
Park
6.00
I
O
il2
2.50
j
SJJ
Mar.
4
.
1930
Oct.1
.
jr,3
t;
ing
the
hunting
Contractor
"Do
not
forgot
that
the
farmer
fits
'lained, and th enew fig.
(>ct.
J,
|9|r.
(>«rt.
|
.
,8t6
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k
l
its
Agt.
flnu.
Llfo
A
Health
l
’
rln
c«llu
R
errlnger
3
*.
pa.
Volaaia
109.00
8- O. Khlnholxtr
63.00
Lunch Stand
10.00
flrnml Total
<'rate Mill
5.001 *!;3
Mar. to, 191(1 Oct. I, j z 1;
4E ’ I
BR A DENTON: Permit-ha* boon 657
In*. Co.
Retail Merchant
V oile A. W illiam *
James A. Johnson
I13.H
68.78 1031
..unately, the com- provides food fqr much of the 1001
Real Kst. llroker
*• *11 persons who died
June t. 1936 Oct 1, |9 ’ «
16.90
7.60 *l«
Del. I, 1015 Oct I, ,y2|i
Real Ksi. Ralesniun With * ' ’ 925
'• , ,JC
American naksrlss
ICO
Paul E. Shuem akrr
unnery
*’ 1,15 O*1- L 1*36
v«t.
pnterocenn
''.i-naltv
'}%
*
*
Hiilrhhimtii
Bakery
extended
this
city
by
the
govern*
.75 1033
Real
Kst.
Broker
loot
resulted
fatally,
L.
A.
Douglass
game
and
helps
to
protect
it.
I
Dct.
1.
1,925
N3*
*»» sustained during the
t'o.
1 ,;«nk llftithrnx
•'line Coin H ottllng C,>.
I*. 15. Mannsco
L
1*18
(Wt. 4.
1937
Agi Bankers A M e r ch a n t *’ 1,13 ° c‘- >•
I.M
Apr. I. 1928 Ocl 1. |-i2C
ItnttllnK
Works
at
5.00
2.50
Oct.
1
,
|»3
B
ment to dredge from the site for 65V
I
oor.
Real
F.si
llroker
Oct.
I.
I9|S
Oct
I
9?*
RelOll
.Mcrclm
lit
l tr csrc should bo
r. C. Carter
"Be sure to get permission to loon
Wllllnmn
Kustls
1033
June I, 1928 Oct 1. la ’ s
10.00
E.
A.
Dougin**
5.00
1
63U
Dct.
I.
1925
Oct.
I,
mj6
<60
lUta"-Merchant
Dec.
19.
19|E
O
ol
I
9
«*
1.50
JO.
Leunnrdy
the
proposed
new
city
pier
to
the
Retail
Merehant
Andy Howard
Agt.^ Enit° A W est Ina.
*’ 19,5 ° c l- >. 1**8
!!“ "««• snt>i>i> i*,»
Lawyer
3.00
to establish n bet- hunt on a man’s premises before, 1007
1.50 *37
Line 1. 1928 Oct. I |9’ «
storm dead, 261 have
Ocl. 1, 1925 ,
Mach
*»t
’ ♦H J
**F) »K«i, A Dray Oct.
1.1935 O ct .
336
' Irlssett* Cn*h Store
Steeles Cash Ktore
Morrhanl
I 50
[ S ItiM'kvy
1034
5.00
Retull Mercbunl
E A. Dougin**
Hot. 1. 1926 Oct | |*t’ r.
Feb. I. 1920 Oct. I, 13:k
2.50 *3*
Retail Merchant
o 0t. J. i 9J5 Ont
J-*5«
100
s
entering.
West
Hide
Motor
Co.
V. C. Collar
Retail
Merchant
‘
s t ifle d and burled while present channel, and the work is 662
Agt.
Nuilonal
Fire
in*.
°
Cl'
*’ 1999 Oot
*• »»38
3.00
;
H
Kariiiir
n.««
(•at'SKe for( Repairs
l.sol **||
Dine 1. 1928 O n . I |"i ’ 6
Oct. I. 1925 Oct. I. 193s
inri'i
«6:i
l.#**
MalVIn Prehr
' rchltcet
A: I,, (lauib
<tordun
103G
K. A. Dougin**
Retail Merehant
M
r.
Kolayy’s
sug5.00
.
*40
J™* -.unidentified or their expected to be completed shortly. <(4
,'p
r
.
t,
1920
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l u.Jr,
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g
;{j:
\>%
Dct.
I.
1925
°
L
’1
I.
1920
•'««
Bros.
*
‘Do
not
fail
to
ciosu
the
gates
I
I®
R*
Retail .VlerrlinntH
Itlcbard J. MrCulie
A k L R oyal Indenin. Co. tO ct., | le w f ! ' !' !'
1036
Jlnim. al- Ilid In.
The dredged channel will be 90 *65
*one !, 1919
E. A. Dupglasr
I’lomhers t>et. 1, ta£r, Del. 1, |>;;s
i.cn Ml
have not been found,
Loiikw oixl
Sanitary • M ar Cnntractlnu
Mark If. Wodlinaer
1037
Retail Dealer In Fr.
through which you pass. Caro in 1011
'" ilk e r .
W urlck John*..,, Rektaurnnt
Lino 1, 1938 Oct I <9?,;
«■*. A. Dougina*
6.00
Real
S
r
'
f
t
.
S
;
«
l,h°U
t
'•
l9J°
rV,:
'
feet
wide
and
will
accommodate
ket
c4S: 1: i m
(V
M
ifi
jfcpoereeted list shows the
Meats
eitimnte the value this matter often keeps the gate 1012
Mnr. 18, 1920 "et. ], |3;;ii
I' I* Davis
* 12
<>ct. I, 1925 fh-t. t, l'i2 li
•I. K. M. Service A Supply
Retail Merrli.-inl10*8
any boat passing through the <166 •l.loyd Shoe Co. Inc.
William tv t*i,niton
D. IL Green
Jun*
2.
I93S
2.50
ion
Co.
Pr
enrcfitl
in
various communities as
<ontraetor
A ««.MC i r . i S ? r i r o A ° Ct*• ,9 i5 «c «- >• 19*8
open to sportamon.
Jitcohson Rros
P«l. Htflnh* Fo,
OaraKe
bill!' 1. 1926 Hct I. 192,;
*41
Apr. I. 1920 Ort. |,
Retail .Merchant
mouth of the Manatee river.
1011
*67
Dec. *. 1935 Oct. |. 19*«
Miller Furniture Co. Inc.
Retail M'ercltnnt
2.60 1039
Maitland Klee F„
D R. Oroen
l , Co' M Herv,re * Supply
4.50
Hi tall Mere haul
D
e
l
*1.
1925
Oct
I,
192k
66*
A
rt/M
m
n°ea„noib.C
O
F.
*
°
Cl'
'• 1925Ocl. 1. 1928
1016
Dec. *, 1916 Oct. I 1*26
Frank I. Knnntr.
R
’lec.
('ontraetor..
"Do
not
fail
to
put
out
fires,
»• Oliver
Wo \
.Iforehs nt
1.13
1.30 *44
Apr. 1. 1920 Ort. |, |J2(,
' prll I. 1920
Itctlill M'lClirinl
Dec. *. 1925 fJot I, I!«2K
J• 1E. Preston
• Retull
(pt to cross fenced
M,ami Beach 11 j
Retail Merehant
M In*. Co.
o ct. I, 1928 Get. I, 1920
Real Kst. Salesman
ir.n
Mar.
18.
1926
prl.
j.
I9t)i
*45
June
6.
1936
Oct
whether
they
be
comp
fires,
match
......
, ,,v
...
MILTON: The sale of 175 acres 666
1016
I.
I
9
’
6
Dr.
A.
IV.
Epp*
Frank I. K'oonti
00
D R. Green
A*rt. Dttlteil Finn. o.
. , J
. 925 f>
Total
I).
'•'•yard Really F,»
» 4>«3; e { 220.60 *46
1.S0 1040
Dentist
vrith a loaded gun
Drt. 1, ]0 25 Ort |. |f»;h
>o?1V* r fl! Lomon fity 3; MiRestaurunl
.r,
Dec. 21
0| , |njii
670
88.25 9
n jj
( • It McCarthy
Agt. Rankers A Merchnnt*
T " ,al ...........
J. L. Hurt
In*. Fo.
es or cigarette stubs. Fires destroy 1017
I R Sumner
Ret. Jiolloi In
2.50
,Renl Kst Salesman with
June
fi.
1928
On
j& l Sheres 5; Cocoanut Grove / ; of
T ™ ln.lk \ ,cn n,llw' nnrfh
I.
1926
101
*
Retail
Merchant
1041
D,
It.
Oreen
Fr.
Ylcats
Mar.
I.
I92n
Del
1
,
property
and
game.
I
line
5,
1926
On
V
g|
N
AmorU-an
Arc!
°
p
|
1933
Get.
I.
192«
Higgins el at
Ocl 1. 1925 Oct 1.
l:*3h
IOft
K. VV. Aslier
Wu» dj-Rural Dade countv 8- Ilia- f
' f° r ,;0,0,,l*nl">» purposes
•i. W. Hlffhtomer
Retail Merchant
ipt to carry loaded
II R MrCrru
Retail Merchant
Mar 19. 1928 Oct. I. |;,;h
Real Csl nmk er
Oct I. 1925 Oct I 1921;
Hit
t bftn. (}. Fretin.m
In* F«.
MAh 38;
33: Hollywood 42;
<•>. ' p
A
Jan. A Juhnniin
group of
7'lM. Aat. Anterl N.ti
1042
Dr. F W. Baker
Del. 1, 1925 o,-t | 1926
Pltimhlnc
t'oniraetoi
Mar
t.
1920
°
c
t
.
1,
n
2l,
Ft. '' U
?wun
U* announced.
" " T ,
A groun
<>{ Italian
r
“
A
sphrtaman
is
a
gentleman.
Retail
M.jrhunt
Dec,
9
Ifi’
n
llct
I
1
O
^
M
lobile*.
buggies
or
R. CabinI Siirgeun
I
‘I
2
li
Sidney
Lanier
fn*
Fo.
Flunk
L
in 1
Burge** Milk Priulurln ( '„
Apt
Clyde
Line
S.
Apr 1. 192(1 (,,., |' !!>2r
,
W ood r of r
March
I
1920
0 ,1
five tracts
Itenl Kst Salesman With
I.
l:
J
2
•
•
1
n
11
M'rili.int
Unload
before
get
-1
Ifc
won’t
forget
to
call
by
the
6.00
Ifrdale 8 ; Bellgrado 1 ; Ft. Mw c S r " " <0° k " w" ,hirty' fiv
' 6-1 United Firemen"’
It .1 Hotly Jr.
June 12, 1920
S Co.
i 00 I0W
Dd, I. 1925 Del. | |*3;.h
Klrlrlirr H
<
>
.
•
let
1.
19CR
Ort
|
I
1021
I
1
s
r
In
Krultfi
f.
Kane
Kd
Hamlall
In*.
Fn
1.50
plant
Li.iok
1
.
5. on
II; Labeport Ii; Moore Haven 180
* nrr,‘'i ‘ 'nrh' nml W‘JI
Hi;al
Kst.
Salesman
farm
house
to
express
his
apprec
W.ioclrnff
Mur
15.
1926
pet
1
"cl
I.
19
25
He,
nf
I'Hl^r
f•n*l W 45M
.
John Hove
•let. I. 1925 Oct. I lOJd
M. J. Colliculi
'«• World Fire K Mai Ilie
in <5
Tile F iihIi Drug (*„
in. on
June
I’
,
19’
$
,
V)
I
]•)’
«
1
00
MarMo
Ym«l
•Jet.
1
.
|J
2
i
Oct.
]
n
;
h
^,8lnce the hurricane of Sent. 18
' ‘‘.Kcdnblcs and truck crops.
J^f
All
M
i
r«
I.
aii
I
l'rui:n
lit**
I
o
2
•
.
*
Ini.
i*o
•let. I. 1925 Hct l lift;
I 50
M lloesav.ilu
Jus nl Ia III,I,dice
HD*
The Lender
*.nn
June 12. piJ.J o,.,
1 I-,-*
u loaded gun in <» iation for the courtesy extended
*'1•">*» L W.i.iiimf* j,
Retail MVreha nt
"el 1
Hct. I. 1925 Oct t,
Pt<*M1111 r.nit
1 *ll
2.25
Dec. 1, 1925 Hct. i, 19•:«
R F. Crenshaw
'nl Untie,I I'lr.i,,.,,.
Miller I'uriiltiir. 1**» Inr
L II H rim ili
*1W missing IMTsonr’*' hiircnt!'1' has £ £ ,aml
" 'V,” d hv « Mi.-hlK«.s*
Von
.1 00 l n '7
him in permission given for hunt !02:i
Retail Merchant
JJ. I’’ 3* "-L I. ] i 26
Urt
nl!
\
|
iTF'l.l
M
f
"ct
I.
1926
Oct.
|
n
h
I
*
!•
€
IriAn
[transit.
Load
a
fte
r
2.33
Dec
>
,
1925
Ort.
L
Rijn
IllM
.
Fn
Mrs.
M.
f>
Itarber
m
is
Dew.-v
Ivey
L
<
>
iikm-iiimI Limit, ,%
r A Hup
16 r.n
1'iutiU I. Woodruff. Jr
Hoarding Hrum*
■I 1,
•pdk'd 60,000 request* for i,,f„rDct. 1. 19JS (let. |. iy?,,
1 I
•Jkl. •:»l1f Ufo IIIA. 8* ' "«'(. . 1925 ' 6-1 t. 1926
Lucy Cox
10.00
ing on privutc grounds. This is
lily
'»r! World Fir.- a \i ,,
n
William P II,.,. U
hooting ground.
1 00 mm
Restaurant
Saw MMI
"cl I, 1925 Ort. 1 19 V,
•
>rl
1,
1925
(let
I
|'I2«
»|? Mrivlinut
Kslrlla
Idiivhm
C
F
llurilHnn
l
no*
i
mi"
11
.1
llni
n
June l, 192*1 o,.| j 1920
5.00
:
often
best
expressed
by
0
division
Ition regarding missing p< j sons
|»| a v i r r r v
p m
,
I
Rest*
urn
nl
i
II
.
>
•
f
»
i
♦
nf
«t
n
moving
<»b"•t
1.
13?5
OCt.
t.
|9«^
Nil
Hrnoflt
f.lfo
"cl
1
.
1925
H
r:
i
l
rrji:
1.50
F lo. Crtsl, Salvaae Co
Sanfoid I'hoio
•t.no
I 50 I
Ret.ill Merchant
I*ln*1<ȣr4i |i|dm
W estimated. Of the f,0 ooo per i
, ' N1 , m
h. M. Hitcher,
•Jet I, 193*. Drt I, |n;,;
"cl I, 1925 Hct. I. 1926
John Hire
know what it is. 1t-’ f l he bng.
5.00
1851
F. A. Helclie
II <Iter Shop 1 clot Ir Jun,.
Tlr! |
1.| ta-,j Del. 1. 1920
2.60
Retail Mereb.'iit
•••I I. i925 (irt. 1, |J2«
B"
EOU CI.KANING
Total
D'52
t'l " V e i n ml W hile
*0.54)
40.25
la th ti^ r e a u has iK-ennskell io im
to th,'i
.SFirrr N»i I
their
friends anti
"l»o not fnil t» uliser\'e tho bag1
•i;' khi -'ti[rnninn
,r,,, . «
j ... "ef I, 19’ (j
Total
O
viedo
flnrbrr
Shop
m
i
!
Lei
la
M.-rri*
430.on
210.60
^ ou can make n„ effoctivo senur- to iallJ J
’ ■ V' ork thlB ,<
n' m i l
I- 1i 'll Merchant
" I I. ' >20
Barber illiop 2 ('halt*
Dct. 1. I9tr, (let. | |n->K
Jim- LS. p.so <
Oranil Tr>lal
I*r II II'linw rll
L. ll rumintly
Pranao
Dry
Hoods
Co.
limit
fixo<l
by
law.
There
in
a
ngcr*
in
taking
n
506.50
200.16
Retail
Merchant
Deni Dt
Mar. 22. 1920 Ort. | 102,,
K' Mnr. Inn.) fn* r „
| |*-., *• . f. 920
"cl. I. 1935 Oct. I 1*36
•>'g pad by making „ strong suds them
^ ,vrn,0,,t M,*l> nnd lct tor.r,
L. II Fotinnlly
('lias. W IViinlnttlon
in>n
u
■
,RcPuccr
Jr
6.00
Re
I, 1920
Lawyrir
lifl
information
ih. nh'ht - r t b ' l t i
,lurin,r
Tlcnl Knl llrokrr
•\g( I S Pin, In*. F0, (fc(. | ,,, -woqdorful supply of namo for tho D
...
--------------- <>f cnstile snap and n.ixinir wlfh ^
"ct. I, 1935 (let. 1. I9ji;
Ort. J. 1926 Oct. | t92«
Mr* M. F. Dd c rle h
L. If Pounelly
F n. Dlghion
?
’ h“'V n,av hu »Hcd on J050
6 00
is. on
Lawyer
Itbelr whereabouts sent to fnro-tiv iriti . 1
" ,,ru,,,'r «l»P"rent7l«al (Cat Salenmnu
urt.
I,
1925
(let,
I
I92K
•'«.
Or
.•,X
u
a>V
r.in,
l.
J;
J9|J
Dec. 16, 1936 Ocl. 1, 1936
Z. J. Jcrrv
kf
tho
direction
in
*®4#
L.
II.
Conuellv
Foster
Atly
(•„
6.00
2.80
coming season, nnd tho game de- i > V W O f T I P r i ’ Q P l n K
Rill Post
Retail Alrn-bnnt
•'•■I SnnOurit Accd lii*
„ In#
"rt. 1. 1925 Oct. 1 ta"4;
enough Fillcx’s earth to make S Sir,mis ° r
N'’ots from
'■nd.friends making imi.irics
1-‘ ° pry
box
Oct. I, 1915 Oct. I. 1926
Z. J Jr rr>
V- It. Mims
.1.00
1.60
Akt.
Hewlua
Kt.
Hewing
.Machines
Oct.
1.
1930
(iC
(
lb
ia-«
bt
Ho
n°t
forget
(InruKr
fur
Itrpalrn
partment
h
going
to
protect
it.
J
^
I
U
O
•..WAS tuiid.
k
. " » lh n dime, und the coin had fallOct.
1,
1925
Oot
1.
1936
Frank M. I.lwcll
ft- L Klctchcr
io. 80
5.00
Retail Merchant
105'
L. II Connelly
Real Hat llroknr
Alar. 23, 1920 Oct ] ’ i9->6
Dec ID, 1925 (let. I 11126
The Outlet
Lt your load will The co-operation of sportmen is
A. I». Kuxlcr I lumhiriff fo, PluinMng
Affl. I.nnijon A n*r. Corp. Cel. } ’ 19J5 !!r !' } ’
j B 'f * —
.
___
i?if*idf* the box. No lonsa* wt»r°
10.00
1 6.00
Contc.
1059
Retail
Merchant
L. 11. Fnnnolly
Dot. 1. 1936 Oct. I 1920
(Jot.
1,1923
Hct.
I,
lit;*;
Jnf*
Hri-tvn
Ayt I'lremcnn Fund Ins
° ct- 1•
10.10
Mnlieliey-Walker Co
K ^'
fouml
' 5.36
DKLAND, Fin., Nov. 20.— 1,7*)_
Retail
.Morrhanl
1
sought
in
this
matter
nnd
will
be
I'liiinbinu Cuntrurt--re Oct 1. 1925 Ocl I. 1920
Mnr.
23.
192n
Oct
1
1926
J.
J.
Melton
.
6.00
2.50
Klee. 4'ontr.
I 10611
Flurli|n-(’lc\ Hu nil Atotor Co Apt fur Autos
Ort. I. 1923 Oct. L Dy-i;
A. P Funnel Iy
your
safety
is
on
J
appreciated.”
Dr.
B
.
Puleston
"
c
l
I,
1925
l)rt.
I,
|92fi
Aat’
M.rvlan.l
In#.
('u.
oTt.
\
[
i*
il
\ }?*«
At
Wednesday
nrtrrnoun’s
meeting
■
Kent Yu Icun IBing Works
Physlrlsn
1(161
28.00
12.50
A P Connelly
l>cL 1, 1925 Oct. 1, 192H
Rciail Menbonl
VVm. Thurmlnc
Oct I. 1935 Oct. t 1920
•' Murpliv
« Oil
Lunch Counter
FORT MVl.'R.'J. Tin. town of
1U62
3.00
of
the
State
Board
of
the
Florida
A
I*
Connolly
Oct.
1,
1925
Oct.
1
,
192
c
R
arl.cr
Fb--p
I
chair
;i:i K iU rrS 1
*■ ,,j; j ^
*:«»»
Lawrence Runaell
§: G Q L D E N R O D
•Ian I. 1939 Oct. 1, 1936
Albert llrumbMna
I 00
1 Automatic Vend.
.50
Homth Spring-, can n,,w freely
Pool Room. J l.ihlen
Federation of Women’s Clubs lie-e
Oct 1, 1925 Oct. 1. 1920
Mach.
Albert Crnnibllnu
50.00
IOi.I
39.00
V. P Fonnellv
Mnr. 24, 1926 Oct 1 lo-a
llrtpbrr
H
hup.
1
chillr
C.
D.
Couch
"ot.
I,
1925
(lot.
1
,
1826
; it wnn voted to make n loan ,,f
1.00
Real Eat. Salesman
10CI
01 n btisinesa district. Jc.su
McKl rinon-MiirkU’ooJ Co.
.50
xu'
A7l rurid In*.
*• ’ ’ b o v f *I'• I” ?
A IV (*onn*«;iv
Oct 1. 1925 Hct. 1. Di’ g
>ui l ii.-inun*
Retail Merchant
9lla» Orean Show
Ocl. L 1925 Oct. 1 1926
■(>’* ,M. Roclia
Show 1 day only
IS so
6.75: (74
Mur. 24. 1920 Mar. 24. I k’ o
Ip lf
. n' f ine ° r the j William* was nrrnlgnnd for speed- Soi;
;?2.000
to
the
Royal
Palm
Park
S
Real Krt 8.'ilesman
-M
rs.
R.
c
.
Sh«*f*r
Oct. 1. 1935 Oct. 1. 7930
6.00
Potoffrnpher
1005
<Uo. U' Haifa At K-.ri
R
M.
Rail
2.50 I 975
Oct, 1, 1925 Oct. 1, 192»;
Ilot eI
Apt 1 Traveler* Flro In* ° Ct *’ l’ Ji ° ct >• ,!**6
Lnlon Pharmacy
IM
Doc. 1. 1925 Oct. 1, Iviti
LiJT i - ne,d nt th« community 1
through the town, and the dcJ.Mnca Point
Jcommit lee. in payments of nM *
25.00
D ru gg ist
12.50
Oot. 1. 1923 Oct. 1, 1930
Reinll M< r- linrit
Oct. 1 1325 Oct. 1. 192.1
W.
R
ftaalar
1000
3.00
■Vi'i'cintcd
Press
R
M
Ball
1.50
J.
T.
Pop.
fenso
was
that
he
was
arrested
for
C
V
o
A
IM*(llni.* A ll,,!,;.™ J.-0 ''1' '* 15:5
'• HS6
T
l Th1U? dV a/tarnoon wai '
j
m,,r*
‘
than
?r-'U
<
ui
id,,,-,
r,.
,„
J
t’hootinn
’
*
liU-rv
Building
Contr.
Oct
1
1925
(at
i,
1926
Oct.
1,
1925
Oct
1.
19’
6
W
x«
10.00
A J. Coulter
5.00 »»7
J. U. Joneo
JJJ^.Attendod. An interesting pro ‘‘»tcp]iing on it" through the “ busi- 700
Jewelry H«-r-n:r £hop
llagg. Wagon A Dray Oct. 1. 1926Oct. ! : v -0
"et 1. 1926 Oct. l, 19 J6
I,,,‘
Ort 1. 1925 nr(. t 19 >6
Alfred I'uiler
.
lot.;
j.oo
2 50 S73
R
M
nail
W.
L.
Bolff
a
k
1
ll
in
tfo
i.i
Fir#
in
j
m
„fc
er.;
mny’
j
a
Syracuse
team
tiiiil
H
<m
(
Moni
U
V
rtl,a,’J
>
'
'
"*'1
*
»
•
r►
•
•
*
-in'*
J
Real
Cat.
Rrolier
Retail Merchant
Oct 1. 192 5 i >ct. I 1920
Apr. 1,
1926 Oct l ‘ i*..,
f«m under the direction of Mrs. ness district." when there waa no ; I*1,
Albert II. I-\,a*
10.00
0.00 »79
Th# Ladle* Shop
Jtunl Cst P.'ukei
. , Oy
,
.
Oot. I, 192,1 Oct. !. lQ?r,
Retail Merchant
Oct 1. 1925 Oct i 1926
Mar. 23.
1926Oct. 1 1 " ,,
Kim f"i imv grow- iniui. Oregon Aggies, and O rel-,
’n-biey t*• )»• iouned ■
0*0 Wclnxetn
100'
R M Roll
6.00 <80
»* ' IIonio 1.1f. ( o
H. A. Spelr
WB Oordlncr, wo* rendered, at business district
Rotull
i
’
etsburct
.Mayor Ansel i 7«jj
(V I 1. 1925 Cft:t. 1. 1
Contractor
Oct.
1
,
1926
Oct
1
1926
Oct.
1
1323 o n l ‘ n "/0
l"C:i
It
M
.
M-ll
4.60
2.25
1
*81
Hotioilllai it Andcroon
Ai;:
In
,
Co
,.f
North
Ponln
El#c.
Co.
,
golf'dental
in
IS
M
ft
and
Nebraska
lo
j,
‘:,,x
lM
’
r
r’,,lt
'"(••)•".
11:01
t
o
*
rt;-(-n-•('■■
Druggist i
Eleo. Contr.
Ocl. 1. 1925 Oot. I. 1926
Oct. I.
1933Oct. I f . (.j
“ T conclueion of which Mrs. McSwain, however, thought differ- jt*1
Mol-ley'j Drue Stora
10.90
.V III 8*1 i*
tic;
|
6.75 8«2
H. L. Perkin*
I'ru*iilsts
19.'5
'bo taken
tririM wbntevet fund iloeie «
Rotall Morchnnt
Oil 1, 1925 f.iqt. 1. 1936
ct turf old weep-1 to n
0 111 11U7. «•......^
He coached
Syrm’liKe
Oct. 1.
1935Oct. I,' 1'..;.;
f: M B.ill
I. |0.*0
7.-50
' VV H.irr
3.75' 893
M
.
Pont
I*
A
Ouss
Haras
A«ee Oldridge gavo n brief ontly, and imposed u flit fine, i 7fs;
*, lljrj
l(>
-*L
t
L
i
Ritlyflfruiri
Itutull Merchunt
Mar. 26, 1926 Oct 1 191,;
"ct 1. 1935 Ogt. 1, 1936
•d
advi’
id.le
|
)V
lot*tat,preW
"
R r t’.ociiii.
5.00
2.50
i
*84
i-t
M
op
the
game!
when
it
lost
to
Nebraska
-I
to
<
1
,
but
1
<lrf
|
■
Hnnroptl
OadlllBc
Co.
Inc.
Retail
.Merchant
19
2
'.
I
I,
(
Jun
6,
1920
t.)q(j;
l.
1926
A
k
t
for
Aut.,*
JlMr 26. 1920 Oct. R 19..,
I I'•26
I*; i
Ti[ft Which ihe tc-ld of the con- thereby maintaining the dignity of ] J "’
R \1 Bull
Mrs \c t> Jiickson
8.00
* ^ s r li.*i ri f 1«i ■V .\e, .| A
1.50 *80
21. Elllj
Tbi* a-n-.i N
Retail Merchant
Lifer... i|iev do cut Ibeat the t’ornhuski'cr V to o in dent, and iremnirer
Retail Dealer in
Jan C, 1926 Htft. I, 192c
3.00
I«•I’ MII ( *4»
( ),■| | l ’ Jj ",|
1.50 !
Con/ulrz Urocvry Co.
loni In Miami as she saw them the* town.
w|,(.,
,. '
‘ 'i K h"'v n ’ « ,n lh l- ‘ Inrk**
Uviull Aterchunt
(n
I.
1920
Fr
Ment;)
L
M
Halt
}}J26
Oct.
1
.
1926
Oct.
1,
1927
Oot
I,
1526
wns
taken
t'idlowing
tinreport
nf
■
6.00
3.00 1 886
<\ft, f f*t*i|l N»•*■?* ^|iret%8*i' |>rf l I‘"5 (»,.(
rujprptieTitly a t-, I0*i3. Soulbeni (.’ulifoi iim pliuAllx.-ri it rambling
,u "
" x,,Ul‘ * ,M< p u rch a s e , ,.f
fo r on r m iu J. R. McDonald
Restaurant
1. 192«
•Jet. 1. 19£5 Oct. 1 1«"6
Hotel
recent visit there. A largo
Dct. 1. 1923 Oct 1, 1520
Mr* Mat, I, M.-Ki-tiR*
5.00
A^t M'MiiaJ l.ifi inn. g.*,.
2.601 887
•
‘ Ranlvy D. Derg
Frank
McCoy
Mrs.
W.
S.
Jcniung)
,-f
Jneksoii-,'
1
Run)
Lit.
Multanian
krom
c
al
tlie
club.jtwi’d
ids
Syrnnise
outfit
1
*
7
to
(I
Retail Merchant
OH- L 1025 Ort. I 1926
,,!!*| lnr " " v <iw«lit.v M :i 11Tin]s at (h r low est
•jet. I. 1923 Oct. 1. 192.;
3 5o 1 K85
5.00
Lconnrd Had;
C. I*. West
FORT LAUDERDALE:
Earl
n « b « r Of vlaltora were present at
. "{
v
,
IS. 1520 (V»
Rctuii Merchant
Jan G, 1926 Oct. 1, IK’C
Retail .Merchunt,
I. y. ND-iiiik
Oct. I, l'>25 Oct. 1 15 20
' ill'', cbitirman .-f Hie Royid 1'i.lm ■
lion produced «4o Jitv I92j.
1.80 • K8»
3.00
xui H u h * Inn i %i.
o*‘f |, pj^ti •>rt. 1I. is:**
A. II Pinson
Rny Bros.
Pjjssjldr 1 c l;„ l pripph is well known throilghoiJl
Aet
N.
Y,
Life
las.
Co.
[meeting.
192(1
Thoinpuon, lineman for the local
Retull
M
erchant
'
Jan.
7.
1826
(>ct.
1,
1926
L. <y. Stf'.n.r
Oct.
1,
1926
Oct.
I,
16
J
.J
M K. Mny« Jr.
2 60' 890 . Dr. R. M. Mason
'
JI
hIm*
IClltxerA
Kil
o
Phrli
edftjjiiittee.
wiio
b
1
n>i..l
1
U
..4
®
t'lidllmf
nmny
Kcul Eat. Maichiiia it
Mated that
1'untlnl
Oct. 1. 1935 Oct. l! 1936
a S.,., P ,i'(l:m s., nnK ,|K. h u .v r .,f first class m atcOcl. 1, 1926 Oct. 1, 1920
VR
MO
2.60 591
light
power
company,
fell uttU
bnclt9"u. l.'iiRtie* Co.
•
'
*
'•
»
I
»l't.
I
c . |
•
!*••• and |'v
••»-• v
.»«i<|/i»11j t ivi|
K
1
9
25
i
m
Nnn
TUnderwood
Dealer In E!cc.
t. 1920
Ileal Kst. Rulcsman
I .7*
*’ rnnk It. 5Lt,*N,,i|I
|n receipt* ami in' The furm 19 givjug way to the- j th«* Florid:! I'ederatioi)% d'-arest
A k t I ra v f Mitsui n <’o
Oct. 1. 1923 Oct. 1. 19Ju
*93
•
L
Lewis
•
».
L
l.
1935
(
,
.
1
.
|9ic
Rupp!
it*
■
Itetnl)
Mar
Jan.
1.
1920
Oct.
1.
1926
Kraal. It Mn. N«1il
IMH
l o 1, and Mrs. Corbott Dodd of ,Wftrd ^,0!n 11 tdcpbotu- pole while
Meri’hant
4L y. 27. 1920 Hct 1, i j ’ p.:
Vut ••1'*}*•• Killb'cr*t
10.00
^.00 *93
Keiiilnola (Irocery Co
• w! k .V "r |,n' *'s ,,.vu"
he is m ,a.'.,..aiRtrmi ndifiiiimnl
uliftiipiinl ex~ .college in the matter of producing' poHse.ssion wie greatly in need of ",
Alvin Johnson
Whulcuulu .Merchutil
Ileal Est. HaU-*man
Out. 1, 1925 OV't. 1. 1930
J ;•». i*.
Dot. 1. 1926 Hct. 1. 1926
37.50
18.75 99'4
m I with the |»io.s|)ri tiv r vdJtics nr i|tinlilu*s.
John J ltayea
Hi! I 192*. (*ct. 1, 1 r:c
‘ ^den Lake announce the birth 1
^ro,n 1,111 Kround, receiving
LeRny Williams
Auctioneer
D
eals
It.Dill
Merchnnt
Jan
8.
1936
Del.
1
,
1936
were
terved'
wrestlers.
Joe
Steehur
learned
tho
rehabilitation
.since
the
recent
bur•
*
Mar.
1,
10
20
odt.
]
1976
10.90
985
(.00
Henry
DUtz
>Mfi$
Hutton
Cunstruotton
Co.
Civil
Lnifliieer
Oct.
1,
19
25
Oct,
j,
in (Ught pound daughter. Marv 1 a l,l<okon ,jnck- fractured ribs and
Contrniitura
Oct.
1,
U'35
Oct.
1,
1
r.%
.
10.00
896
(.00
it ami inure gnit>s game in ids barnyard, but Wuyno neane.
*j
The Semlnol* Prlntery
t John Stempor
Retail Meruhunt
ivT*
-M59 |
Frank R. MMuNollt
Oct. 1, 1825 Hct. 1, 1926
Retail DOaler In Pc.
\"i Yi.:*. tni Cl
’ vu
3.00
1.(0
W **, lie. the Orange General 1 p, T ‘ ble intl‘r» al injuries. Tha ac1079
Miiiui, Nebraska: Nut Pendleton,
Frank R. MncNolll
Moat*
Vkl. Nc.kniu Fir# In*.
* *'
l9 ** ° ct’ *•
Total .
.! .
Ocl. 1, 1936 Oct. 1. I .'10
349.00
H. E. Miwman
!vlr ' S|p., v r . ,tr )l,1,,ui,,:,,,nn ,,r ''P toiv ilualiug Dint
182.00
A further important d e p a r te d !
IN
P.ettaurant
D«e.
1,
1935
"ct.
1.
1926
itAl Monday morning, Nov 8 1,Cid<mt ,Wa.B c“ \Wwl hy tho t0P of
' ■
T otal
5.0
>rsuif(*i, and they folumbin: Fiipo Wilcox, Oklaho upon !■>• tiu> state board wa-, the j
3.60
Ida Pugh
H. V. Ellis
J21 J»
Reall YlBorchant
1030
Frank tl. MncNnlll
(Jot. 1. 1935 o ct. i 192c
1,
I
Uk‘t‘ °.l,r Rrou’ ' ,1R »n d substantial
• i *■ * ______
j tho pole breaking off.
Roal Ett. Broker
Mar. 16.
1926 o vt. 1 \j
.,Hl.<Trav.l«‘r.YKlr.
.... '• ‘ ” I « ' •• • »»
1.60
i:9
Ulympla Cals'
ma: Howard ('nntnnwim- and Aliki"
Pottor & McQrlff
i>r the ,extra ex- ,,
Reitauranr
Hurber
Hliop,
1
cbslr
Ost.
.
1936
Oct.
t.
1926
Oct
J.
1925
Oct.
1.
1926
^
,
.
appointment
o f mi investment com- I
10
M
Dr.
w.
D.
Oardlner
and
prices
K
,,,VlU'
n
l'om
Pni'ison
o
f
m
aterials
.60
Kannar's
Dent.
Htor«
1001
Frank
It
MacN*lll
Alt.
A
-tim
K
ir.
.
.
.
K„.
n
'.'-r |' S f ,
J"
Physician
Retull Merchant
Mm. Laura Muth-' p e v c / r m « »
Oct. I,
1925 oo t. 1, 192$
u*Mia |Howartl.
Jnumv Hav^iifiuc.
» fft*. i
. .. ,
i
Oct. », 1825 Oct. 1, 1920
M 8Ui, ihuri
ION
1.75
J, A Hands,
Maurtfu C. Harden
10S2
Frank II. MucNulll
•
“ J,«1r»« ,
Xl * ,9 ,
i •|mit
to tftke rharKt* of the Inrko !
\«t Aetna 1’aiHiialty
* unity A
*
O U ' *• 19,,’
R'lal Ksr» Suleiman
Contr. Plumber
.
kfJfJad to know that she
PENSACOLA fn an effort to
Oct.
I,
1925
Oct.
1,
1920
1*
5
S
f
Oot
It
1126
Jjjhri'on
AHIokman
cond
3.(0
S
M
m
l
ton
.
rent
Kansas;
Tools
Mondt,
Colorado,
ftmou..t
nf
'.'ban. A. Rattan
Suretyv ("
Uoatraotors
Real Let. aaitsmun
Apr. 1, 1926 Oct. 1, 1920
Oet l. 1925 Hot 1 1916
Oot. l . fl25*-Otft
amount of money, the first in the
l-Able to'tako a short drive Z
’ ^ourngo school nttondunre, and
1
2.10
lOSi
W. K niff lit
Frunk J Fit (putrlck
^Robert
»K(. Glut.. .V llutff.ir* 5V
Retail Merchant
’
Real E*t. Suleiman
|the annual report and Nick Lutzke, Notre Daniel nrc
Oct. 1. 1916 Oct. 1 1926
Oct t, 1925 Oct. 1 1926
3.10
JV
J/McCJIntook
D.
Urlffln
niatury. of the Flgjodfl teder.aUgn •moon }«*( wool- Thiu
“ C:,t“ hH»h a better ’ nutrition
Oarage lor Repairs
Real Kit SaloHinuii
IaH r "
Oet I, 1925 Oet 1 ( 99,1
Oct. 1. 1936 Oct. 1 1926
Oct 1, 1925 Oct 1, 1920
cluii, Olympic oilcge products.
6.00
W. f Hill
3 SO
Mack Dlllworth
1•)84
Gun.
IV.
Knlffhl
Ay
Auto
ti*
Co.
Dot.
1.
1923
Oc
'
jg||
Real
K
hi Snloaman
f.
Wagon
*
Dray
ta'lMf'-invested'by'-the state fe d e r a l
Oct. 1, 1126 Oct t. 1936
8.6o
M. D. Oatchal
2.(0
%: Mather’s first outing
'rhi;'lu,e- ^,,ar‘l 11 Kuley. principal
Gen. VV. Knight
Robert .1 11 toiler
!I .’ 11915
i l l oct.
° ct- 1, 1920
l* «
.[ 10»P
A«t Traveler* Fire In*.
'
**
[dub at Chicago,
Dealer In Auto*
R etail Merchant
"
hant
L.
T.
Sheppard
Jiinies A. Jtibnnai
26.00
ntion, this committee to be respon-**
13.60
R oom in g H sus*
Real Elf. llroker
Oct. 1, 1936Oct. 1, 1920
CoOet. X, 1926 Oct. 1. I8 la
W4um
from
the
hogpftal
H
‘r
"*
i
,,niV*
‘
itho01
|
1
8
hole
links.
ReTho
movie
screen
is
reported
to
Seminole
Cafe
{
10X0
Gnn
W.
Knight
10.00
Frank
R
Pounds
(
00
R estaurant '
- #L0
no»piuvi a,/, i,lakes noon-tune soup for her pu
Retail Merchant
Agt. Aetna I.Jfo In*.
Dct. I, 1916otl. 1. 192C
siblo to a board of directors. Mrs. iS
3.00
Fmnk ft. Pound*
1.60 >05
artmfntal opern- hnvo taken Tony LAZzori, second
Crate Mill
VV. A. ainn
Mi»‘
r
1l*ils< and sells it for one cent u
C ivil Epg;1fleer
Gnu.
W.
Knglit
I
10*7
W.
S.
Jennings
of
Jacksonville,!■
16.00
Mrs. .Mauds Farnworib
7.30 909
J.
J22#
Oct.
1
.
1920
Raul Estate HalaSmuu
Agt
CAetna Cn*. fi Surety^
**
19,5
^
»•1M0
IOH
John Phelp*
ow (hun $30,000 baseman of the Yankees, nnd the
R etail Mierchant
(.00
H. L. Itiiwlln*
Oct. 1, 1926Oot. 1. 1920
3.60 910
Heat Kulato Salesniun
E Dodd « f P n.,i«« r .
,
1 howl, county officials found upon
IN
O.
A.
VVrlffht
Mrs. M. L. Stanley o f Daytona
n f".
’
Got, I, 1926 "<■(, 1 l o ’ fl
11068■ Ooilfl Cafe
Barber Shun 1 chair
( |H|t E. Slack
5.00
Oct
1. 1926Ocl. I. 1926
e.so 91 I
Ipdd Kir visitors Mousel brothers, "Irish.” formerly
<N>ut motor
1.06
U- iaurnnl
Hot
1 I'.js ,,r ,
,2 :5
Hunf. nidff * Loan Assn
mxy
On*Is Cain
B uildin g s X o a n
10 09
Beach and Mrs. Kate Jackson were .
10.00
p 11 lion**
Dodd of Tsmn Ltlkun ndf
' " reccnt lrT’ th,,ri‘- Loins that the
6.00
F ifth «n d Maple, Phone 797
> .yv
Rolntl
Merehant
o.-t,
t, l r .r, , .[
• },*”
Ileal
Cut
Itrok-r
of
the
Giants,
nnd
Bog,
of
the
YankHanlurd
Rnoflnff
Co.
1
1
1
9
0
ASan.
*
,3"J
add of Tampa, while driv- children have been spending „ „
Ocl.
1.
1936
Oct.
1,
1920
10.00
Look wood K*ull> Ho
6.00
1.60
Real Kst. Riiikei
«
.«
Dr
A.
Hulun
appointed
to
this
committee
by
tho
"
,
Jnne
H
i.
19
.
,,
,
’
U"
■
1091
1..
F.
L.'.lffu
V
et;
Surgeon
Ocl. 1
- Oct.
l 39
^through Winter Park in „u ( candy, pastry and cold drinks, now
m
Oct.
1. ---1926
1, 1920
10 .00
<.'->lionbii a . Farlnu
<
ecu, during the luiHcbulI off-sesoti.
6.00
■1. 1925 Ucl
L
‘ I*26
ID.II
Real L'hI llroker
“
U'TPhnnt
Juno
22.
19’
0
1 „.( j* aij
Lunoy's
Drug
Stor■
Dct.
(jet
l,
192C
M
.
Kronen
1092
’
D
ru
ggist
Oct.
I
C
l)
stnte
president,
Mrs.
Katherine
B.
1.
1926 (Jot. 1, t92C
10.00
6 00 I
"
L. Harvey
Retail Merehant
Oct 1 1935
* *'-'•
J’ Iiiiio 'I'uiier
III
John Turner
Ck, had tho misfortune to col- go for wholesome soup, it w as,
LR WhIHHREDjThe boys urc well-coached in tnkDct
1. 1926 Oct. 1, 1920
...................................................................
Livery Stable
5
1 00
Oct. I.
19*6 Oct I, 192C
Full T Field
1.60
Agt Reliance Llfo Ins.
1*4
Real Khi llroker
Tippetts.
1- Bastlen
,
■■■■■■■■■■■a 1093
Drt
1, 1925 Out
1 1970
Geo.
X
V
.
Knight
I
A
utom
atic
Vend.
Pf^with a large touring car at stated.
10.00
(bnerully,
.ami
Jing
orders,
such
us
rnuy
come
thoir
Win. T Field
5.00
Real K*t Sfilesimin
C0, «CJ- I. 1033 Get. I, IJ30
109 4
Tho Austin Co.
Dct1. 1925 Oot
L 19f k
Mach.
4.80
5.00
April I. 1926 Oct I. 1520
C ontractors
'Jrainl.llna * Morris
2.60 916
The state board went on record
t il
I bilnrtakei a /y Km |p>rtiiuluriy, uro.w ay through the megaphones of
1.. Hust leu
March 4. 1936 Oct. 1, 1916
-Intersection. Tho elder
I A utom atic Vend.
bulnieiH
1095
Out
I,
1920
Oct.
I,
192«
Mr*.
C.
O.
W'heelor
Jones
ns
favoring
und
endorsing
the
ap
M*ub.
hl
pa.
nniatk'
it
the
rc-nppenr[directors,
us
n
result
of
closo
asf^CilVed Boveral novoro cut«
Roal
Est,
B
roker
75.00
April 1. 1920 Oct. t, 1920
37 50
Emma wiiiiuiuh
APARTMENT RENTS CUT
Apr. 14, 192ft Oot. 1, 1936
Ibmrtllug HouhJail. IS. 1326 Oct. 1, 1920
Sanford Urocery Co.
■
. . . . T otal this sheet t
propriation
for
the
Sheriff
Towner
irtBercd,
in
“
big”
bruiiea and hU truck was
6.00
soclation
with
John
McUraw
and
2.60
J
o
e
*
Sm
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Huuxe
Swain
&
Forguson
1090
Retail
Merchant
Retull Merchant
at. Voi. c a
Retail Merchnnt
Out.
1. 1926 Oct.
I 1920
Ocl. 1, 1926 Oct. 1. 1926
Klwanls ('tub
s.po
Jun# 25, 1936 Oct. 1, 1928
1.60
DltuHtead Field*
Amusement pUrk
1097
-C. M. Boyd
ttod.
net, the four year building ap
1.60
.1
Pool Room , 1 T able*
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Nov. I I
She partnered Miller Huggins.
Agt. Efiult. U fa
Oct.
I, 1933 Oct
1. 1920
Apr. 1. 1920 Oot. 1. 192«
New OrlemiH illnsiicls
ioo.Om
50.00
W
alter
Garvin
Show
1
ilu>
uni)
Lunch
Htnnd
Assr.
floe.
Jan. IS. 1936 Jail. 10, 1926
Dct.
1,
1926
Oct.
1
1926
letVorln Rlvliis
propriation
for
stntc
schools
and
19— (/!*)—A reduction in apart
uf
Cumbridgu
May
»,
1930
Oct.
I.
1936
75.00
37.50
Alexunder & Cerosolt
Kclinlngton A NcKinlth
Restaurant
" 1099
Lunch Stand
Denier In Fruit*
Del.
I, 1925 Oct
I. I93U
Apr. 1. 1926 "et. 1. 1920
H. A. Alai mis
5 00
2.60
•I if ('olnlouKh
Retail Merelmnt
Agt. LaKuyette F.
* yeai s absence
Germany’s athletic revival bus universities, the "bale of cotton"
Sclhy of St. Petcrshurg was ment house rente in St. Petersburg,
Jun
1. I91G Ocl
1. 1926
John M. Swanson
Oct.
I,
1920
1.00
1.(0
1099
Real
Kst
Salesman
C.
'll.
Hlhloy
1.80
Ina. T’o.
' TS
Oct.
I. 1935 Oft. I. 1926
Jun. 1. 1920
Agt * f k * * * Amer. Ins. JU' y *’ 1990 ° ct’ »• ,s3fl
LonsIiik Paint
5.09
able- champion- developed to such an extent that movement and appropriation for
2.60
s A. ft. Wllkinmili
Retail Merchant
l-aw yer
c d vl,litor ttt the homo ranging from 10 per cent to 40
••ct I. 113,',
i9j(;
Oct.
I.
1920
Oct.
1. |970
c.
II.
Hall
ll.it
7
50
1.75}
Southern M arketing F„.
Dealer In (Ireen Hr,,
extension in home economics.
Dealer* In Fruit*
1100
(’ It. Hlliley
,.n
,l1"*
*
1
U
S
*P*
the
1030
Olympiad
is
sought
for
brother, Forest Sclbv of per cent, nnd in scattered instances
A gt/M an h attan F. * m . 1
° ^ ^ l9lS
° rt’ >• ,9 »
AFr. Fruit
Vega.
Jun 20 1930 (K-i 1 1926
Apr. 8. 1920 Oct. I. mid
as high as 00 per cent, has been
K Z SlItifM
•---- -------—— -----■t Goldenrod.
7 *‘v” !l ►»' l»cr; Berlin, Genornl Charles II. Sher
I’liu* Klick
-----------------------------------------------------------------a
1.60 »’-(
( "■
Oct. 1, 1933 tjel. X, m o
Real Kst. Salesman
" c ( . I. 19f5 Hct 1
Retull
Merchant
T.
II.
Wiiddill
Apr
I,
1920
Dct
I.
19
S
i.
I.
1926
2.50
voluntarily made by apartment
Real Hut. Salesman
Sem inole Luniuie T ile t'orn. •'entent Mfg.
I rill, u member of the Olympic rnni17.00
Dct I 1927, Oct 1. 1920
flheel No. I
..... .
T otal
.
INDUCED TO REGISTER
A:
Apr. 9, 1926 Dct l. 1925
:
1
* J Tl otllble v
2 30
Henry llu lfn iu n
I Automatic Vend
Hlictit Nil. 2
. .. ...................
It mi it 11 Merchunt
« Hun >lie put ' meet ten years hence.
Apr 16. 1930 Oct. I. 192b
vjCMriea L. Wright of i,ynil. house owners co-operating with
Heiij.
F
’
rcnhc
M
atch
R.trher
Shop
I
(
’halt
Apr. 12, 192« Del I. 1920
D d | 1925 tv t I. 1926
i J. 'I'roniol- .
Kuusel Ilrown
'itching Ilobby meet then years hence.
8
Homes that show real artistic taste are
.. 00
, 1 , . . . . Grand Total
2.50
no 1
llumhorKer Bill fc Co.
BPok, N..Y, arrived last week for the Chamber of Commerce, John
112 78
Lunch Htnnd
I Automatic Vend
Retail Meruhant
Apr. I, 1920 Del. I. 152'.
MIAMI BEACH, Flu., Nov. 20.
I'emreon Murphy Fo.
1193
•J11 y l,. J23?
nr‘ ’ I. I0J8
over here thii
Florida Home* & Indun. Inn. Rm,| Estate Broker
Much.
( >d
\.'d*e
llrok
er
Mur
I.
1926
Dct.
I.
192b
V Visit with tho family of his O’Connor, secretary of tho ChamJuly
1920 Oot. 1, t»|6
( .1. Trombley
D,2.'i
"
c
t
.
I.
1*26
5 0o
Shop McVVhlte
2.3ii
118.1
(ieorffe
T
ucker
I
Automatic
Yen,I
—l/Pl—
Police
today
arrested
Flor
Civil Knitr St .Sur
It.dull Merehanl
Dct I. 1925 Oct I 192b
ri In work pri-!
homes whose walls are outstanding be
J’ r- H VV’ ude R ucker
gClp, Mr. Whaley, a recent «r- bor announced today. Apnrtmcir.
Ai’ach
veyor
William C. Prout, Boston law ence McLaughlin, 25 charged with j
Dentist
Hct
1.192,5 (id r. 1926
Oct 1. 1925 Oct. I. 132b
I-I I ,V Itolon
March I, 1028 Ort 1 1920
5 00
hi' wav ..I' play-'
I 101
('. It.Hlliley
2.50
L lectrlc S ervice Forti
18.00
I byslclait
Agt.
Eagle Imlemn Co. (Vt. J, 1923 Oet. t‘. JO26
Kloc
Contr*.
Oct
1.is-:, ( in 1. 1926
May
I.
19
26
°ct
I.
I92>
.
Ival froip Long Island, who
is owner* also have put rentals on a
yer,
who
now
heads
the
American
10.00
1106
The Novelty Shop
n.
C.
Hoot
Beer
t'.>
5.00
registering
for
the
municipal
elec
R etail Meritliunt
t
Retail
Merchunt
Apr.
I.
1920
Del.
I
1
92'.
monthly
rnther
than
a
seasonal
D
*
J.
a'.
It
if
bsnii
Tnl
111
1106
4
79.00
Ncl*on
A
Co.
239.50
Ada
Moor#
m
•{"
v
•
J
?*
*
*
«»»•
* having, a new dwelling huilt
1.80
Reality
flho|i
Olympic
committee,
is
the
first
Hospital
cause o f the papering. We will be glad to
R etail Merchunt
Oct. I. 1325 Oct 1. 192'.
Ocl
I.1925 "cl I. 1936
\■lilti m>n 11re1r<
1 ••»
tion hero Dec. 21 without being a
L. Ling,.
basis, O’Connor added.
25.00
1107
12.50
Ada Moore
,JV,y t.• 1910
2;* n‘'t
«•
I9i«
ttestnuram
' 'ontruflor*
.ii
Agt.
North
Ilrllluh
A
Mere.
Jan. 21. 1926 o,-| | 1926
.July
Oct.
|.
1936
former
Olympic
athlete
to
be
chos
:l 1,1111 H. Steii.sirum
1
I0X
10.O')
9.6O'
A. L. C raw ford
5.00
TIIO III \|R*
duly qualified voter. She wns said
I’ lumhlng Contractor
Real Kst. Salesman
In*. Co.
Oct. I, 11123 net 1 I 9 2b
July
1.
1926
Oet.
1
,
1926
"
P II. Fry
"ct.
1. 1926 Oct I. I02«
5.0a
T
L.
Llgnn
I
1
1
)9
2.00
Leon
Cooper
2.(0
en president of that body. He was
Retail Merelmnt
Real Kst. Salesman
Agt. New York U nderwriter*
give you estimates, outline color schemes,
July 9, 1910 net. ti 1926
Oct.
I. 192.1 o n 1, 1920
•
M !•:. Millit It
COTTON TENANTS ROVE
5.00
1110
II. Alderman
1.60
pl0...neither lieur• a star quarter miler nnd junior nn- to have confessed) claiming a man
2.50
Rotall Mure Im ut
•larage for Repairs
In*. Co.
Jun. 25. 1926 Oct 1, |9ju
Oct 1. 1925 Del. I. 112*
3 flM Alma Milumi trf Sanford
) ' '"riiedln f> I'lllaatuii
10.00
L.
IV
Hagan
1111
A
lbeit
Redden
1.60
5.00
!
" y 11,
!2' 1928 Oct.
° rl' I,
•• 1926
|9J,»
Rotall
Merehant
whom
police
nre
seeking,
induced
Real Estate Salesman Ocl.
R
otall
Merchant
July
•
s.iiii,.
PulrHliiii
1,
193'.
Ort
I.
1936
Oct.
t,
1925
Oct.
t.
1926
L. P. IlnRan
• - '. d captuinj Honal champion, nnd u member of
1113
John Hmlih
5.00
1.10
2.60
* t;c* llfu f at the W. J. Colliculi
Hnggnge W agon *
Real Estate Salesman Dct
Turp. Ht111
I, 1923 Oct, | 19|0
Oct. I.
1925 Ocl. I. 1926
arrange decorations and invite you to
1
Lawrence llaiul
The cotton regions nf Oklahoma
M J. W illiam *
5.41*1
2.60
Dray
f ugh school t),e ipQg Olympic team that went her to register. This is believed
llulnll Merchant
Retull Merchunt
July 19, 1930 Oct. 1, I9J6
Oct.
I, 1925 on | 1930
Apr. 1,
1920 Out. I. 193*
Thursday afternoon «.f last nrc the hardest hit by moving te.n■
(' Hcbw arl z
II
n
H.
VV.
Taltnn
It.
(labor
1.00
180
1.60
to be the first arrest of ii woman
Retail Merchant .
Dealer In Fruits
Retail Merehanl
o ct.
I. 1925 o .t
Apr. 10.
1920 Oct. I, 1926
'f t
July 13, 1926 tv i I r»24
Hv.i II. Tolar
1936
1111
•7.00
Felix Cnlnon
Joe Huvvln
p. a
,'
" to London,
I 50
1.80
Real Kst. llroker
R etail Merehant
Retail Mcrohuni
jP r '
-______
••(’I.
I, 1925 lie, I, in:fl
Apr. 19.
1930 Ocl. I. 1926
(• K|i|»h
on this charge in the state.
nntN. The wheat belt of tho ntnte
rohn.i. Aide get^!
July 14. 1936 Oet. 1. 1920
1115
compare
our
woH<
and
materials
and
Amos
lllll
M.no
.'.'amto T hom s*
5.00
1.60
I Automatic Vend
R
etail Merchnnt
Lunch C ounter
Apr.
1.
t926
Oct
|.
is;*
July
I,
1920
n,.*
j,
193,1
Ala
x
ll
1110
Cnnd
Car
E
xohangf
I* Medicine F
1.80
is a more settled area, whero .1
Dealer In Auto*
Mach.
Street V ender* of
.Lin. 15, 1926 Oil I. 1926
July 17. 1926 Oct. I. 1910
Ort. I. 192b
•
l L Kpps
1117
!’ f i Disregarding reports of a split
5 00
11. Foldmnn
Graham sold 10 acres of un- relatively small proportion nf ten
3.60
12.50
R etail Merehant
It* tnll .Merchant
M edicine
(1 I'd HzrlAl
Jan 15, 1926 Dei I. 1936
Apr. 20. 1920
Juno
15,
1920
oct.
I,
1326
ll.1r.1M (’ lui.l.o
I1IS
1.00
F
B.
W
est,
Jr
Jen*
•
'alt
lug
hum
1.(0
prices
before
placing
your
order.
1.50
Civil Engr St
la* ra( . i'* ,rot ,'jw lth Gene Tunnay, Tex Rickard is
Real Eat. llroker
I’linnhlng Contruclm
'•d'land, north of near flul- ants move aiimmlly.
1.41
•fun. I. 192*1 On I. 1920
Deo. 1,
1925 Dot. I. 1926
1
Lilli,. * ('layilen
laener Farter
10 no
5.00
Hnrvcvor
Real Kst. llrokrr
Retail Meruhant
Jail 1, I9«i. (,rl I. 1926
I.M ...
Apr. I.
1926 Get. t. 1926
•|"|y 30. 1JJ20 Oet. I, 1920
"
<*n**[ pushing forward his plans for an
1 A Hailey
111'*
Rennet ft Lane
H. II Met’ nil, Jr.
8.00
10.00
6.00
week to a part 7 from
R
etail Mnrcliiini
m
th.
Real
Kst.
Salesman
Retail
Merchnnt
til
'V
Oct I. 1925 On I. 1926
Feh.
I,
1926
Oct.
I.
1926
July 21, 1926 Out. I, 1926
1120
l
Sherman
W
alter
Mnnhy
5.00
1.10
3.60'
A.
I!
elimination
tournament
by
which
Dance
At
City
Dealor
In
Frutls
iy.
Restaurant
Allen
Mlnxtrel*
Jan. 10. 1925 Ort. |' 1S*6
•Allnatrel Hhow I Night
H
Mould Limit Oxford Women
5.00
Stella I’ I II I11( I>•11
A
Vegs
Itenl Kst. llroker
to
select
the
heuvyweight
cham
Ocl. 1. 1925 Oct L YJfs
Only
!■ }l»1« Oct. 1, 1926
1121
3 1123
Mr*. Bertha Hatch
A pi'. 23. 1926 Apr. 23. 192*
1.80
10.06
a x 048
D«rs I’n.-oimg
Retail Merchant
W. M. Bull In
R etail M erchant
Total
H a il
IT. It. Freeman
Apr. 31.
1926 o c t. 1. (926
1» , j
129.00
J Oct.
« r 3!‘
DC*- 1,
I. 1916
1918’
04*
pion’s
outstanding
challenger.
84.t
lt#al Est. llrokrr
Dixie H arden, Forp.
OXFORD -(/lb— Women studShcijt No.
vA dwelling I* to bo erect-I nt
I,
1928
Ocl.
coming
*(,
scionReal
Eat.
R
roketa
113.1
Bauman
Bros.
Jan.
18,
1929
Ocl.
I.
1920
•149.06
t ( 8.(
R etail 3r*rrUants
Sheet No.
Rickard’s schedule iu: Harry PcrsJuly 34, 1936 Oct. 1, 1926
1121
St. I’d..MW
W. »!. Hardy
HK^.and Will l>0 .occupied xlmrtiv enls threaten to crowd the men
950
i79.0Q
y i* near at hand
R etail Merchant
319.60
Allen S lrw art
Starting Monday, 22nd
Oct. 1, JB2S Oct. I, 1936
1135
Retail Merchant
Nitrate
A
gen
cies
Inc.
'
"<l
It.
FleliiM
,
.
Gra
ml
T
otal
Apr.
26,
1926
Oct.
1,
1926
son
versus
Jim
Maloney,
Paul
Bcrr57.oo
R
etail
Morchante
416.00
Mu'jy.: 1 : :
---------out of Oxford University in the
Real K*t. Kalreinaii
July 24, 1136 Oct, 1, 1916
owovor well trainJan. I*. 1920 Ocl 1, 1926
''infold Rnoflnu Co
I
I
f
t
6.00
931
T
otal
..........
2.60
and
Fridaya
until
fur
1130
Semlnnic
Lam
ore
T
ile
Corp
lonbach
versus
Juck
Sharkey
and
M ila F. Lane
Roofing Font racier*
Jan. 25. 19 26 Ori. 1, 1928
Lunch Aland
«'ontrnctora
1
ta n d 'M r*. Carl Malhen were opinion of Dr. Joseph Wells, retir
Viiierlcnn Cafe
Apr. 1.
19*0 Ocl. I. m «
10.60
Blny 1, 1926 Oct. 1. 1936
$">ng through a match between the victors to
3.00 952
I 127
Mt Plym outh Corp
R. etuurant
J. F. Curry
Oct. 1 1325 Ort | DISC
Lunch Aland
Real Hut. B roker
•' ' Hnmwa\
Apr. 27
1926 Oct. I. 1924
6.00
June 1, 1936 Oct. 1, 1*16
ther
notice
by
Bulicock’i
1121
0f|. friend* at Union !'Mrk ing vice-chancellor who 1ms recom
ll.
C.
Hmlth
'
M
erry
-go-Round
defeat,
in
the
Mfg. of C"nFeh. i, in;.', ort. 1. m s
• * Ham wa>
a
n
961
13.80
select nil opponent for Jack Demp
S heating Gallery
R " ' v Amendula
cruto Mocks
Fell. I. |9’ b Oct I. 1936
R'-al Est. Salesman
mended that the number be re
ternnnn,
Ix>g Cabin Inn OrrheaApr. 27,
1936 Oct. 1. 1926
- who has Ihscii
F A Ham«yn>
io.no
July 81, 1830 Oct. 1, 1988
6.00
I Rail O om r and I
sey.
95
4
Total
' Mricted, There arc just over 700
*M
i
b
•
'andaro
II.
C
arry
national
football
Candy Whet I
I
129
tra.
Popular
prices,
Fch.
I.
Lonnie
W
ilson
I9!fi
Her.
I,
1928
R'
al
Est.
salesm
an
Apr.
27.
1926
Oct.
I.
1926
io.no
!| !' }Xorkli *'nrk (tld-K
M erry -g o.R ou n d
1130
Feb. I. 1928 Hrl 1, 1930
(ft Miss Alino Gurdine,Halleys
Cash
Oro.
A
Market
Re
t
a
if
*M
c'rc
h
an
t
1 women students nt Oxford which ;
University,
" n Work* Park Rlilca
25.00
955
defined amuaemrnt asLUxio Harris
..
To‘ » ' .......... 1
i
1 Rail Gam e and t s im i
As u manager of boxers, Billy
Baker A Holmes Co.
Retail Merchant
Wholoeale Merchants
AJ«g. *>. 1»*8 Oct. 1. 1926
112 W. First
Phone 303 [ m
9(6
RfttkMlHt this work.
•counts ft.r one-fifth of the stud- \
/quality Grocertsrla
lar d evice*
1132
P. R Ahearn'
Feb. 1, 1926 Ocl. 1,
Retail Merchant
Watchmaker
ored
Sanford
public.
26.00
“
»
7
}.
1925
Oct.
1.
1930
167
Gibson
has
a
change
to
set
h
rec
imtirrlal
Mrdlelue
Co.
i
l
i
o
Unlit.
Ilrown
113.1
Richard
Williams
Retail
(terohant
•--------"ills.
The vice chancellor eon
Vender eC Medicine*
May
1,
1911
Oct.
1.
1926
lea
Cream Cart
Fob. 2, 1920 d el. I, lOfB
9(8
.
s im
'Vurt vv. Warnsr
ord Friday night if his chance,
19.80 969
' "Iiaolblatou Really Oo
Kre. C. II. Glut#
Real Eat. Broker
A pr. 30, 1918 Oct. X. 1626
I , Merchant
Real Est. Broker*
T4i» , m- McKee wore call- 1
that some yearn ugo wlion
Oat.
1.
1925
Oct.
1
t
i
l
e
.
a
t
h
l
e
t
ic
s
1135
Altamonte
Pharmacy
r»r.
Chag.
P.
Vincent
10.00
Druggist
Fart In Rros.
1.00
May I, 1916 Oot. 1, 1936
Carl D uaiu>, topples Toil Morgan,
R etail Merchant*
Oct. 1. 1916 Oct. 1, 1921
1130
“n
is
n
benefit
raJoa
Hathaway
3.00
1.50
y . ' v 4 ®rown Wednesday, ,u' advocatetl tlio admission of
Smart Hct Mlnstrnl
s h o w 1 d ay only
T otal .................»
Fob. 3. 1926 J'eb. i, t i l l
78.00
Shoal No. 1 -----------IT.io
"fnp to athletes of Heattlo, from tho junior light'V alter A. Itoutli
Real Eat. Iirokor
Mnjjr-''
, WOIIUII he never for a moment
Oct. 1. 192B Oct. 1 1018
C. W. Goodrich
Gibion already
10.00
Orand Total ...»
•'
5
1
Young
R
'ul
Eat.
B
roker
II;
M
.
Webb
uting
to nine re,- wcigjit throne.
Oct.
}.
1925
Oct.
1
1>I(
a r : * * " --------fOTe.mw such a posslhility.
Thraa Pool Tables
10.60
'Via. 31. Young
Jf!S Oct. 1, 1920
ileal Hat. Suleim an
manages
one
world
/champion,
"B
ile
Nolan
Oct.
L
1911
Oct.
1,
l
f
f
l
l
Rotall
Merchant
8.00
n| French sports
Mnrtfurut E. Yoim*
J* i» | f 9«t. 1. -1926
Real Hat. Balearaan
»tiy Durance of Uowluimrlott. Huff
Oct. 1. 1915 c>ct. 1, 1911 '
Retail Merchant,
6.00
M ay 1, 1986 Oct. 1. 1920
\. D. Pottor
Real Est. Salesm an
** sent out by a Gene Tunney; handle* Kid Kaplan,
Wni. J Carsy •
Oct. 1, 19I| Oct. 1 l l ’
Real
Eat.
Salssman
A well kpown physician nuggcuts
W.' 3? spending a week the
6.00
M
ay
X,
1826
Oct.
I,
1920
who relinquished the feather
Howard dw rlln
Real Eat. Salesm an
Oct. 1. 1925 Oct.
'
6.00
. '
ISt. Pd\Ot her aunt Mrs. R. L. (lint saying grace beforo meals
R etail M archant
•McCullar'* Orooery
Uan McOrlff
Oot. 1, 1915 (h t.
weight
title when he fniled to mn)<p
Automatic
Vgnd.
~
V.60
S
rch
ir:'
'
R
etail
M
erchant
V
?pri"t«T.
I!|,niton,
Sluiiley-Uogtrs Hdw. Co.
«
„ 1910
1. »*•
Feb. 6. 1910 O n , ..
is good for tliu digestion. Tlio
.Mach.
7
May
8,
7.60
weight
easily, and was the mentor
Real E*t. Salesm an
<bus. A. Denton
Ed I.e«t*r
JutniHT. an,| ],c.wrie^
} 2 ! 8 Oct.
'>-< 1.
t. i19IS.V.
RolalL Merchant
brief Interval of calm during
Real E stata Salesman
Rob I.** Claggttt
Oct. X, 1818 Oct. 1, 1926
0 K I'
Oct. ?'
1,
193.1
9 t(
of
Benny
Leonard when the latter
Altamonle
PluMblng
Co.
PJumblng Contractor
Jan. X, 1926 Oct. 1. 1920
«H favored
V Filer Pnrk Uskery
it B akery
'Tct. 1,
1935 Oct 1. 1 9 M "
Frank I.. Woodruff Jr.
.
Bulloch lias joined which grace is spoken has tha afi
Agt. EQuIUblt U fa
Auetlonsst- '* * a
Elkin
.‘ ‘"Vde;, spt^jfflly rilled the lightweights. Non« of
Feb. o.
1910 Oct. 1, 1916'
i, Oleo Club nnd will be foct of soothing the mind, ha »ayg,
III
O c t .1 . 1911 Oot. 1, 1920
tha three has been defeated as a
Al Rosen
79S
St. Pd. Org. Co.
* Auto VsDdlng Ms
•Lime* Lee
‘'on that It was
K« *taurant
Fsb 8. 1920 on . 1 19*8
v« k l solo from aUition
19*
0.00
j
champion,
•■
i • •
oh
Ina*
,
869
M
|
T
H. Bumlei
R etail M erahant
May
I.
1918
o
c
t.
1,
m
o
•
M
m
.
a
0
.
Purdon
\
Tho
stalled
steam
we
seo
issu
Oct. 1,1935 Oct. ii 1811
l"r ftatpern proto use extra
60U
5.00
;
•870
Heul E s t.'S a ttira a n
p[/«ftoter Pork one evening
Retail-Merchant
May 8. 1020 Oct. 1. 1»>0
J- F- Fake*
*
"
.
.
.........
t > ^ti
Oct.
1.
I93J
Oct.
X,
K
M
Mr*;
*
G.
Purdon
6.00
y|
ing fromi a kettle in not steam at ( 1)1
»;;«y from the
871
Lunch Counter ••
M ay 1, 1820 'O ct. 1, 1950
Agt. A u to Indsrmn.
0 C. F e llo w ,
Furl
H
.-inrta
is double
"Babe”
Coughton,
tho
280
pound
972
Assn. :
May 1. ION Oct. I 1>20
»f 11.t.ert F'ahcer
D*1 C Wheeler
Oct.. 1, 1926 Oct 1 1lflfi'*
nil but tiny globules of water .803
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h will speak for the condensed from tho steam. Steam KOI
'vari J nchulta
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n ,?* town seem* likely to add nll-Amer806
Agt. Pilot L ift Ina *
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(
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106
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1923
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1
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P IA N O T U N IN G
40— M oney to Loan
R oom s fo r H ousekeeping
.
Phona 385 fo r Mr. Jacobs. Expert
tuning and action work.
^ 0An ^ r t r L ’ ™,?"br' ' *l I ^ fW N IS H E D
OR- "„nru™l,h*d
A. 1 | rooms, suitable for light house
keeping. Modern, '.'rivnto entrance.
■ ) l - W n „ l , „ _ T „ llorrow
opneo. 911 Myrtle Avo.
8 3 — F a r m s and L a n d F o r S a le
FOu SALE—Two 10-acre tract/on
ri k V ™ " 11 opposite Country
THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY
U,
Th,s property Is conslderANSCO CAMERAS
™ "bo mo t desirable country
AND SUPPLIES
homo site between French Avenuo
with con- arul the Country Club. Will sacri801 W. 9th S t W. N. Lumley, Prop. WANT ITi borrow ;»bou7 S2lim 7 I WlLL. ^ ! AR.f ,n>’
build a house i„ SanfLV it
• ^ T '
0ri” or two rooms
for quick unle. Innuiro Box
lot cr„,
" i,u,nford- Hnvo w‘ th housekeeping privileges, all lice
A. R. L earn Herald.
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HADDOCK STEAM PRES8ERY
l r „ , II,„ a 'Z J& Jt * -780-J.
: i V; n" n'™ ' »W 'Kv'..,. S t 'f t o M I —
--Claaning, preaaing, tailoring.
84— Houses Fur Sale
105 S, Palmetto Avenue. Phon»
( .Its, Pel*.
148-J.
Connelly &
• s „ nfl P
y.
83— Lots For Sale
FOR SALK Two most desirable!
lota III Heights at pricos well
worth your time to # investigate.
Ctin be bought pe.pnfotely. Small
down pay incut, balance arranged
to auit purchaser. Write Box 150
care Herald.
2 Knoxville Papers
Are Consolidated
By Scripps-Howard
1—
itJ**/ ■' f itF
<v
1
. W yranty Deed*
E. B. Wright to Jcsso t
Cook, lots 1, 2 arid north __
lot 3, block 7 tier 10, E. R.
ford’s map.
.‘ t
‘ r:';
____
T. C. Callaway
to J. W.v
ellor, lot 8, block l+Ukrtt
Lake* Wnyman , Halghtr,* **
W
n,wl
'vood. ,
LaForoat P. Noyc* to JoW IT1
Smith, lot 27 aad'28; Cryvlal tiu
Anna and R, C. Lavingtonl t
C. M. Slaughter, lot 49y Ftork_
Grove Co., flrrit addition, Block1
Hammock.
r ■' *
KNOXVILLE, Tcnn., Nov. 20.—
((P) Announcement was made to
the
^ALE—Lot 5 of Lane's Ad day of a consolidation o f
dition, facing Highland Park on Knoxville Sentinel und the KnoxOak Street. 51750 on terms of only ville News, into the Knoxville
74— Apartments and Flats
MODERN ROCK ROND nnd frame 350 cash and $25 monthly. Address News-Sentinel, nn afternoon and
FOR KALE Small Shetland pony.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
of 30c for
bungalow. Have Alnrgc living Box 80, care The Herald.
Sunday morning newspaper.
FOR RENT—3 room furnished
"The Rexall Store"
itrfn" il T l" blc for " mRll chil apnrtment. Apply Herald Office. room, dining room, .‘1 bedrooms,
Th»» crxisolldatlon resulted from
•I■ r««trictod to
We make a tpogiolty of our prompt dren. H. r. Wnrren, Oviedo.
nunpnrlor, kitchen with built in PALMETTO CORNER 80 x 100, negotiations between Senator L. D
fV /i
filling of prtsscriptiona and quick
ition.
„
flxurea including brenkfast nook,
suitable for apartment houso.
owner of the Sentinel nnd
nade Tbe San('OR RENT Three rooms, bnth, Porte-Cochere, dnuhlo garage. Com- Owner out of the city and will sell Tyson,
48— Horses, Cattle, Vehicles
delivery.
.
t.,mirm.
n of the
Roy .........
M. Howard,
chairman
be reaponaible
garage nil conveniences, price pieu. „i every respect. Only two
Druga — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
inaertion,
FOR SALE—(gallon cow, \V. p reasonable, adults only, permanent blocks from new High school build r ; rj r
& 1papers, owner
,h° of the News. news
Tor aabseauent
The
occupants
preferred.
Apply
819
Herald.
Garner. Gindervillu
ing. Selling on very rensonablo
, office ahould ba
him.
transfer becomes effective tc-morSuits Filed In Cha scary
CLARENCE SMITH
tornis. Phone TPfl-W Box 200 care
In caa« of
row.
Susie’
W. Harrison va. H, B.1
Herald.
FOR SALE—F'rench Avenue lot
General Contractor
49— Poultry and Supplies
Levy,
bill
to sot aside deed.
f
Tho
Sentinel
und
tho
News
will
bOR
RENT
a
gnrnge
apartment
near
Highland
Park.
$1300.
$25
600
West
Firet
Street
ise r s
be continued as separata newspap
--------—•*»***'iSawl
caoh
and
$25
monthly.
Box
84
fuitable
for
niun
and
wife.
En
at Phone 441
UUAU>litIiinnnin. r
rapmentative
FOR SALE Two bungalows $25.00
FOR SALE Turkeys, 50 cent per
Building PcnnJte
->1
ers until problems incident to
2008 Grand View Avenue,
|jar with rataa,
down and $25.00 ,:er m onth-al- care Herald.
pound. Opposite school house a* quire
Rosa Court.
such n merger hine been worked! p. C. Brock,- three- oni
_______,
ition will give ! JAMES H. COW AN -AU kinds of Fnolu. r. T. Tiller.
ao furniture L. Bland. First St.
"in successfully.
All i.f the best t,uil<,ing. Ornngc street, $2,40Q. .
I
LAUREL AVENUE
formation. And
Tin and Sheet Metal Work,
Bark of spring.
!
Desirable
residence
lot
can
he
teiituns
of
both
newspapers
will1
vill assist you
f
o
r
r
e
n
t
vtnter and Boat Tanka. At Oak f o r s a l e
Live turkeys for
Furnished apart
bought from owner on small !*c retained nnd others will be mill
want nd. to
FISHING PARADISE
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
ment to adults only. 813 Mag FOR SALE Practically new stucco
Thanksgiving. <;. W. Spencer,
|affective.
cash payment, fbetween 10th and ed from time to time, uccmling to'
.
phone 111.
nolia Ave.
Phono 100.
bungalow on corner lot in
Wisconsin*
11th Street. Might <onsider trail tile announcement.
iins is developing eighth U
<T NOTICE
Heights at price and terms that,
ing for house. Box 90 cure Her
hatcheries
Should give their
Edward Neennn, editor of the T /W
. with—a capac^ 'y ^
I'VO ROOMS, Kiti lionette and will interest any home seeker. aid.
.ffiee addresa aa HODGINS & COWAN CO., Aut o! ,5 ~ S p e c ia ls at the Slnre.s.
bath, attractively
furnished, House hns five rooms and hath,
Radiator and sheet metal works. I
—--------phone number if
moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 nl modern conveniences. Write H. 88— RchI Kslnte for r'xchange
Plain and ornamental sheet metal
alts. About one
W. S. care Herald.
N. Park Ave.
G. Chambers,, buai-. bJ S J B trout . J n i S y 1
work. Tel. 710-W. 207 French
tbausand has a
FOR
ness manager of tho News w ill____ _
*nnu*uy
^
Hbe others can’t Avenue.
WANTED
TO
B
U
Y
^
S
^
R
^
r,r?
become business manager of both
FOR RF.NT—Furnished apart FOR S A L E -B y ow nor, 5 room
Iwith you unlesa
inexpensive liungalow, located
1MPORTED I)INNE RWA RE
papers.
At
the
request
of
the
ment. modern, hot and cold wa
Br address,
25—Florists.
LARGE DAIRY I N D U flt W -^ *
3 miles^West"sanf1!rd* P n"' W*n^r i
re0*nna1'10 dihtniue from the new owners Wiley L. Morgan
ter, with gnrnge. 708 \V. 1st St.
an
mce MUST be
Production of dairy jnrodoeUJfc 'jl
M
hiihwlv
!
Son
V
"
bu,in",,s
»'«■»
b
.
f-irlv
SEE
vice
president
and
general
manag
it The Sanford
Canada Is now at the $300^00j80B>.»
,,s t e w a r t ~t h e T l o r is t "
JI20j S , ' ’ b LOTS
T ° H' r* 'd'
by letter. Taleer of the Sentinel, has consented level with export* running to
FOR RENT Garage apartment al a room
Flowers for all occasions
nuances are not
Ma. ' ']I ' "house
IL '
”
to continue temporarily with tho 000,000 annually.
THE BALL HARDWARE
so one or two bedrooms. 806 " Rank,tony.
The eastern
McLANDER ARCADE
combined properties in an udvls- half of tho Canada producea 98 gar
•Magnolia. Phone 206.
Phone 781.
FOR SALE by Owner, Spanish ■* * 9 ^ ^ W°U ‘"inted, building lots, iii y capacity.
cent of the cheeae and 71
Efficient
'• > r
PRONE 8
FOR RENT- -Nice rooms and
Bungalow in desirable rej»idon- • ,n Gindorviile. will exchange ns
of the button
r 27— Professional Services.
. , 'tv/vu
lial section. Two bedrooms bath »*rt r,’ avm,,,,t "" homo. Address
ai>nrtmcnt.i. F'erndnln Apt.
—t
^r*. * “ « , *T,|AT,o r» w on.cm
dinin*; room, kitchen, completely •
; EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES, \--------------------------The Registration Hooke
furnished
with
electric
stove,
etc.
q<»
iii
,
,
VWILLVA 1
75
Hus,ness
Places
fo
r
R
ent
City
of Sanfurtl, Florida, Wt
w ^.
Found.
no kinks one price, personal at- j ofi— Fuel and Feed
open Monday. Novarebor Kb.
Price $10,501). $2,500 cash and tho 89— ^Hnnlcd— Real L «tnte
leajd m e
tontion. Bluebird Besuty Shoppe 1
and will aloa* Saturday, Novt
Phone 349-J.
A I TRACTIVE rnom.., to runt for, nbuu'° c asy. Addrms box 79 can
17th. 1(3«. At tha City Rail,
N ICK EL
Elgin Wrist Watch
FOR GOOD WOOD ( ALL 3513
REAL ESTATE WANTED
L It PIMLLiri Stores nr offices nr Park Ave. Herald,
"
”
City Haglatratlon OCTteen
■m “M. V. H." on
nnu <om menial .'•"trcct
\v M
____ ___ __________! Will buy or trndu for your equity
58— H ousehold Goods.
S. I. NIX
Voimg. Owner. 208 Park Avo.
|rs. W. L. Henley, Attorney and Counsellor at t,**
SPANISH
RUNG ALOW __ ,\ i . in nil>' 'llt3 in any subdivision in
LAJTU I U I
Sanford Roy Scouts are to assist d ip a h PUBLIC
(ward.
1
•harming Id world home with S tb FI,,ri<lf ' , ' V nn"w’‘"-ing this
210 East First Street.
j FOR SALE Square Oak dinner
tm bnt op thb
. well establish*e,l'”
? " a d vane Ir tlu*vert,*onu‘,lt
i s e m e n t tell
me how'mueh
in the
latu. h. La n d o p p
J 7*L
irrouncU
toll mo
how much tho police dopartmont
.... ....
— | table. Good condition. Phono 42G. 77— Houses for Rent.
Oaloaavlll^ PIjl,
|latter bitch, white CHIROPRACTIC adds life t0
__ 11C F'ronch Avenue.
touhlc garage. A bargain at $ll)-t
, lmvo Paid.
balance due, »«*•' effort to enforce, tho "Stop
•
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little*
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ition leading to gate. Phone 482 J for appoint- FOR SALE One full «ize dny bed
Apply Barelift home, 2 miles I»l«rt Nason, Valdez building Phono ° ft Property, also give your pres- ‘ " 'y / v11 ^
at- various
853
g.
|wd and homo address. Write Box
intersections throughout the
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the dog. II. M ., Jj^nt. Dr. W.
MacDougall. 398;. —good ns new .605 Palmetto outt West First Street
BW-B Cnro Sanford Herald.
d t-V for (bo purpose of delivering o’ 5l
«°.f c'lareoi
First National Bank Bldg.
: Avenue.
« copy of tho now ordinance to all
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b,.,ast•n1'’hiahMt"
bat
not lo
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motorists
approaching through 4*r.
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rmnn v-huker rol----------------------- ------------- ----------- ! ____ __ _______ ‘ c'_
rooms, kitchen with built in fea-1
GIIRYSLER
ment mudo today by Chief Roy G.
Tttesday. AnSALE One large gray and FOR RENT Five room Imux, r-7 I;1''
i,',;!«dit,g breakfast nook.' (’ HAS T. ri l . I. KR MOT OR CO Williams.
WORK
AT
home
$0
a
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makFOR
SAL
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one ^mall
small ivory
ivory uuny
baby carriage,
carriage. I nishc.1, price
„pccr
’Vu Va2 !" " n1, 1’“ ,anca
Av0. at 10th St. Ph
I.nst Saturday the boy?' render
IReiter, Longwood,1 ing scarfs. Experience unneces- ' 0,10
Phone 71.".
w ir n ., " umi"?*,,!6 cio«%* X S
oary. No canvassing. Particulars
b newly lined and enameled '•-<rcllem ncighborhoiHl
ed valuable assistance. Chief Wil lY't
ibns« pr«mnt nt th* hour ,
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KVt’HANCK
li
ivn
cafliinil I'lUillng. Th*
Orw« BY ytA MHVKX. me.
for stamp. Linnlt Service Inc., 191,."11 Oak Avenue. Phone 304 J.
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Hal the'lil«h',‘it"bid
CORN I: It : \RK AN'tt SKt UND liams stall tl, nnd their el '.it tx have nmkHiK
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Lynn, Mass.
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•
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so
productive
that
it
was
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(lions — Re- —— —
"t i hied to
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week.
you this fine property,
F'Jor.sl
ADDRESS envelopes at home in
pivserving. Sacrificing at „ P , v " ," 1 ir-n
Scoggiiim
Realty
(V).
.................
917 West
West First
!•
DODGE BROl -.ir.’RS
your apare timo. Fiarn $15 to GN'E
CENT each. Cash Supply C o.1Heights.
,,r ',S- Call
( “ 'I 917
St.
3 he now through Htree.t ordi tn fils thslr claims, or obi,
hone '■r’Masonic Temple
|repairing by cora- $35 weekly. Experience unneces- 205 W. F'irat Street.
nance carries u penalty of from $1 ( o r M«a.b * , 0 r * **'• , " n * « «
; v'rT^^.7,'^7---------------------------Dealers
opionnr: ".'cn oM
to $101) fine, and 30 days In jail,
Wo specialize aary. Wenther and Co. 22 Quincy!---------------------------------- --------------- I URNISHED HOUSE—5 roonm
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SALE.
5-rnom,
modurn
ublrs. llnttary St., Dept. 558 Chicago.
ami bath completely- furnished.
CAn o y - t o r m s ? oh .
at
the
discretion
of
tho
court.
Very
j (>li— W a u led — to Huy.
SELL GOOD USED CARS
Convenient t(J HL.j,uo] j>|loll(, y,)82. 1 Stucco Bungalow. 7'his modern
Th an k to o , wiluaih •
•iring. L. A.
few persons have yevt been heavily
|homo has large living room, din-!
Bsttery Service WANTED White Cook who wiil I IH-H . pay cash for second-hand
fined for violation of tho ordi
192(1 Ilodgc Special Touring,
( F I V E R O O M H O U S E . .SOI I'c 'lli! .a .• room, 2 beds, bath including ^ 1925 Ford Touring
|SL
nance but ufter u throuogh educa
piano.». Address Box 352.
also keep house. Write
Avo., i>>2.).(itl pey month. Pimm* si.iivv'T, kitchen him built in feational campaign is carried out,
1925 Dinl(fi> Special St*dan
iCara Herald.
•35 12 M. M. Lord.
; *11 "*• 'dso electric range and > 192.i F’urd Riniulmut
Liero will be no excuse for vio
67— Rooms With Hoard.
ITRIM CO.
_______ , water licater. Tlie price of this i
lation, police say.
1925 Grnham Truck
net the own
77—
Houses
F
or
Rent.
' b,|,ni' *s nioderr.tc ami terms can I 1924 Overland 4 Touring
36—
Situation
Wanted
Female
ROOMS,
with
or
without
meal.!.
estimaten.
|be arranged any wuy to suit pur- *
NOTICH OK S1IHII(FK’H SALK
Rensonablo rates. Lincoln Hotel. ----- —------------------------ __
3FORD
THREE Brand New Stucco Rungr. ^,,;,ser- Addresa Box 50 or Phono !
, Notice Is lisrehy alvsn thnt under
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
Fresh Sweet Florida' O-px
* nd by virtu* of that certain exeMILLER O. PHILIPS, Iu»lows for rent, desirably located j ' 1;l'
1'iitlon.benrtna dute o( Muy so, lu|:>
and typist wants position. Phone f*8— Rooni.s Without Board
$3
per hox of three hun
Ice O ffe re d
i IxhiiIiik out uf mill undur i h I ui
modern throughout. Inquire a t -------------------------------------------- —
■2003.
Inrge nixe. Sound fruit »nd
Laumel'a.
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SALE—A
five
room
house
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Seventh
.liiil Ida I Circuit, In nnd for iJcmlFOR RENT large, nicely furnish
18T0RE — Prc(•faction guaranteed or m.
Elm Avo. and 13th Street.
I nolo Cou nty, Klorlda, In that c e r ed bedroom, connecting bath. Hot ------------—---------------------------------- 1 ono block from school with all
|37— Situation Wanted Male.
back. We pay express chorftK
.,
jo in cniieu therein [nmilimt w herein
7rt—
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ccm
and
Desk
Room
.
m°d«rn
convcnienceH
reaoonnble
water, 110 East 3rd St.
PIION'E A
! \ IrKlnln-Cnrolltm Ch em ical C om Hwr phone.
A
box
of
theio
makea'an
apnr#-1
M
i Price, easy twins. Addresa Box
to
1 {|U"|>! ' “ corpu ratlon In pla in tiff and
103
cistod Christmas gift.
____! *{• **■ Monroe Is defendant. I. l\ S(. I
RELIABLE MAN desires position FOR RENT Red rooms, 305 Park OFFICE FOR RBNT—In M.-.-ch Nh- coi H and an S h eriff o f Heinlnole Cuun- 1
Blci^ Apply A F OonnrMy 4 ~ ------- --------------------------------—■—
F.' ' is; Galnervllte,'
JFIWFTTT AND PAGE
t>. ■-loriiln. have lnvli-il on t h a - 1 ACME
as clerk. Highest references.
Avo. Phone 318.
c erta in property n P u . u e l tr SrmP
rFurniture Co. Phone 498.
'lift, Mfignoli?! am) 2nd
l-ICOOM hun^alow on Palnirtto
RIVE’S GARAGE
AFlorida
I nole Cou nty, descrih o t us fo llo w s .
Sanford Dealer
) Street
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TWO
NEAT
attractive
rooms
new
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WANTED— Work carpenter work,! ly furnished One room, twin
e a s t Q u a r t e r ( N E t i ) o f t h e Hnuth- I
71.7.
M- Cosh or
KftNT VULCANIHNO WORKS.' | w e s t Q u a r t e r ( S t V U ) o ( t h e No r t h concrete work, work in restau beds. Garage. Privilege of kitch-! IcLAliL ife FOX, Real estate i n - -------------------------------Dor business.
m r.v .uh rt* r
ot
Section 1 O N E - D A Y 8 E R Y I C R '
net uwnau
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. ! T
rant or labor work. W. II. Foun cn. 1217 W. 2nd St.
T hirty-three
(JJ),
Township
J
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f tain, 309 W Second Street, San
Nineteen
(1
»)
South
of
itam S
U.
S.
L.
Batteries.
,
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f or Snlr
T h irty-on e ( I I ) Eset.
Less (J
Distributors Chandler
S A N F O R D
'tk Co., gcnoral ford, Fla.
°P North side o f above tie- i
FURNISHED ROOMS, hot and)
______ Comma rejql Avenue
ftrNbetl property. enntAinlug flv^
1
TODAYS REST BUYS
sidewalks, buildcold water in rooms, gr.rogoi
(li) seres, more or lc«e.
•tion boxes. J. R. 38 — BusfneAH Opportunities
l a u n d r y
epxce. Phone 124 J.
SANFORD BUICK CO.
Anil will offer the earn* fqr sale on
212 Magnolia Ave.
Monday. December (th. A. D. I92ii
i L<»t on Magnolia Avenue between
the sam e being n legal sale day’
Phone 307
It nnd 12th Strt* t, eastern ex
■luring the legal hours of sale In
FURNISHED room in private! HIGGINS-SMfTTt w ir.i.'T rv
i Ate 1 Y WITH office experience
front
of tho Joor of the Co
posure,
a
pick
up
it
1)2,500.00.
CLEANING CO.
Wnj*. Kmiulr., 20113
Vh«
' |t„ l ™ ,»ta S
' 'N
•with $500 to tako charge, mort
LINCOLN - FORD - FORDSON ! ! & • ; , 'SSnSSSi Flor.dV^ond^.'i!
Phone 4 7 5
• «
Repairing and gage loan and insurance office nt Ave. Rose ('ourt.
Edward Higgina, Inc.
' ' 1 D"’
t'» tho highest mid
INSURANCE BROKERS
a.U * * * }. bld.lor f,.r cash.
Haul prou<C5 for prompt
____________
__ ^,r’ ucrca of celery loud lorn ted l! I •|-Iim»r/.|.| A Pul mot i n
Sanford. A. S. Carnes Box 1101,
------------------------------------------------ — H i «r y b c' ttf lovleil upon as tbe propFOR RENT — furnished rooms, LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH,
milc" froni Ov o*!‘*5 8- K. runs '
Orlondo, Fla.
l
through
property
u.ui
loading
stnconveniently located. Hot water.
"THE LOT KING’
“K
?-"
»^{■chaser or»purchaeurs'toa pay
n a for
s
bu '.7*£*»
'i Studobukers
306 First National Bank Bldg. 'tion adjoins, 12 acres cleared, ____ SAN JUAN GAR AGP
Private family. 309 Magnolia Ave.
b«R bkr s u p ?
WANTED Colored couple ns cook
'
r . M. H A N D ,
$175.00 per acre on easy terms.
lolia Avenue,
•nd waiter for winter at coun
8
]—
Wanted—
To
Rent
r«,.S,hJ rIfJ,
Seminole
TWO
FURNISHED
rooms
for
DODGE
pbers. Special at- try residence. Phone Winter Park
•I room house In F'loru Heights Pleasure cars and GraUm Trucks l e e n v ^ UMy- K,orldtt'
light
housekeeping,
719
Oak
r>les and children. 3002.
^
Phone 8
Avonue.
WANTED — S m a l l unfurnished let 60x200, eastern exposure, Elm end 13»h St_____
N„Avu T , 7 . , fo,:r„ r '>" ,,,rf’
house nr rooms. Close in. P. (). $3250.00 on very easy titrma
Grippe.
SEMINOLE HJJDSON-CSSEX IN TUB riltrr iT COtlltT nil* Colds,
S ^ e
L T i! 1' F°R S A ^ - B ^ ^ s h o p on Fifth 69— Rooms for Housekeeping Box, 633.
INC.
inking,
Engraving,
SEMINOI.E
C'Ol'NTY,
PI.ORIDA
Street, good location, paying
COLCLOUGII REALTY CO.,
Dengue, Bilious
*03 Oak Ave.
.,^OT*CE OK SIIEniKK’a SAI.IL
*.u» first. We do well, reason for selling, owner in
Tol 732. 811 First Nat. Dk. Bldg ___________Phops 4)_______
83—
Farms
and
Land
for
Snle
TWO
NICE
furnishad
house
R. Avenue- other business. Apply 317 E. Se
igggK lP^C O M PA N Y OK
nnif
SANFORD. FLA.
keeping rooms. Large closet. All
REAL ESTATE - INHURANCFJ
HUPS-.MARMONS
I
^
“ ‘ fVa'lnmf' a Corporation.
cond Street.
conveniences. 814 East Fifth.
FOR SALE 21 mHHon feet Long
SaHford Automoblla Co,
l„
■
v#. '
I W UT
OAnilAlVA V. . . Admjjjj.
. ______
. Leaf Yellow Pino at $0 per' FOR SALE Will sell two lota on . « M-imoll. A. . ,
Haberdasher FOR HOUSE cleaning and window
j NICE LARGE Bed room adjoining1thousand. Railroad through prop-! Magnolia at coat. Price for both
*
—
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1
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—waihlng call 423 East, Fourth )■ • bath,
alio
garage, close
in.
218lc.rty.
Full details on request,
W. »»
H. Ij $3700, Adreas
"Bargain”
care He- i a .k - L
.
____ , Street and ask fo r Mack.
Uurel. Phono 663-L-2.
j Stone, P. O. Box 481, Sanford, Fla. Iraid.
*
are He ( ’ ^"d^^^World^in^niRor car value.
Notice Is hereby given that under*'
,b.y,virtu* of a Writ, of Bxecu-•
lion Issued out of and under the
?®*t °f the Clroull Court of Vo*
ijijts Coumy. Florida, dated tea
*Jh day of Novembar, l(ll, oo;
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me \
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In answer to a paragraph in the mingham, and other wide awake
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editorinl column* of The Herald1cities, including in n t in Florida,
Began Reign Over Colony
last Friday, Eltcm J. Moughton, j Tho writer has in hi* files plan*
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outstanding
example*
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Tell About Contrlbtftians paragraph, relative to the high those containing gymnasium*, in*
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atloted to gymnasium* is in very
Who Join Sect and Adhere
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inforniaticm came to Tho Herald, of tho Sanford School.
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from Superintendent of Public In
In addition to the gymnasium
Witness
Objects
to
Httolng
By Roy Gibbons
struction, T. W. Lnwton, that tho the school board has provide for State Seeks Right to File a
on Grounds Retd Win Not stage of the auditorium was to be a five acre athletic field, and this
BENTON HARBOR, Mich., Nov.
Bill of Complalat Attack
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Constitutionality ol
the cult of Success—
Following is Mr. Moughton's let greater
majority
of
schools
Statute
on Federal Books
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 22.— (/Pi — ter:
“ King" Benjamin Purnell, who
throughout the entire country.
Charges
that
large
contributions
I fell afoul of tho law after rcign"A paragraph in the editorial
Tho answer to the question “ Who
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 22— (/P>
in'? over the House of David for •vrre accepted by the local Demo- section of Friday IDth'n issue of rtif>red” is "The Editor” wh>>
-Florida's motion for leave to
1’ '* '' ' r • " 'a ' on for the Nover-i 1the Sanford Herald contained the should have looked into previous
nearly
a
quarter
of
a
century,
VILLE, N. J., Nov.
'itstarted in life as the penniless o ff ■ r election wi re to be investigated , misstatement thnt there is no “ Herald’’ files which give an nc- I'hnllrniTe tho constitutionality
A six-pound blue
of
the
port
of
the
federal
Inhmritoday
l»y
Senator
Jnmos
A.
Reed.
Kvmnnsnim
spring of n poverty-stricken Ken
in the new Seminole ''<|tmt of tho gymnasium.
Goo;
,ught and eaten four
tnuco tnx will not be taken up
chairman of the Senate campaign ti:_i, s;„i,r.n|
tucky farmer.
Kindly give this correction pub- in tho Supreme Court today ow dont 1
go has become an imfunds committee, at his office here. ‘ K Rch° o1Not only is the statement in- lirlty in your paper."
By his own efforts, he built up
alibi by which the deing to an early adjournment and
H. It. Walmsley of Kartsa* City,
Kin£
Ben
«
correct
but
the
new
high
school1
Upon
receipt
of
tho
above
letnn
enterprise
here
worth
$12,000,
the
Hall-Mills
trial
which is to be taken out o f re one >.
I in
a Republican nnd former member
000 besides laying away n large of the state legislature, was the contnins n gymnasium larger than i ter, a representative of The Herald spect to he memory of former
to exonerate Henry
personn! fortune.
from the charge of
only witness summoned, v He was tho average found in scbcwls of showed it to Mr. Lawton, who Associate Justice McKenna, who
Whiskers or no1whiskers, that to testify relative to u letter he Massachusetts, Illinois, Now York, again stated that the stage of the died Sunday morning.
was an chie.vement.
fish was caught by
wrote to Senator Norris,’ Republi New Jersey, Ohio, nnd other states auditorium was to bo used as n
It monns that the long-haired cult can. Nebrnrkn in which he stated noted for ndvanced school archi gymnasium. "Such a plan was
Lpplegnte, the village
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-(fl>)
j lender is something moro hnn t d
of Lnvollette, N. J., on
• common gossip that the tecture. The gymnasium in Scni- my own, I hnvo noticed It being Florida appeared before the Bumere fanatic, u deluded religionist. Kan:. City Street Railways Com inole High School will contain a ( used in a high school at St. Pctcratwo.chiWwm,
of nurnejrat liny,
premo Court today with a request
He is nlso a business executive of pany 1 itrilnitcd between $250,- regulntion size basket ball court. In burg two or three years ago," Mr.
nujual size of the fish, sevthat the state be permitted to file
nbility.
newi of -Mr, '
neitt-s said, cnublcd them
('00 and v '*>0,000 to the Democratic , gimneetSon with the gymnasium I.nwtnn said.
n bill of complaint attacking the
King Ben’s past is not too clenr- fund for u * l»
Mr. Lawton stated that the stage constitutionality of the federal In- came as a distinct’
they had seen Henry
m election day. tlie tile usual locker rooms, hot
entire «ity. Only
’ ly lighted, hut it is known that ho
provided room for a regulation herlance tax law.
Ton the bench the night of
Senator Hi id ordered Walmsley nnd cold showers, etc.
was horn in 1801 in Mnysvillc, to appear f >r examination at 10
friends of (bo
Tlic writer of the editorial is evi size basketball floor and for other
tr 14, 11*22, when Mrs.
In oral
arguments presented his illness was
1
Ky.
He
had
little
education,
exo’clock this .timing. The letter dently not familiar with tho now- 1gomes. Asked if it was first n
Milts was slain.
cent that he faithfuly studied the charged that large contributions. or type school buildings erected in stage, and second, a gymnasium by J. B. Johnson, attorney gen ifced th* buatattt ,'
Stevens and his brother,
eral, tho state set forth its opin Toasday.;a*| wa
Bible. As a youth he worked in figured in the election of Harry Boston, St. Louis, Cleveland, Blr- he replied 'yes."
evens, and his sister, Mrs.
ion that the federal law invades ab)a to gOttp.tM
the hill country at various trades. B. Hawes, Democrat, over Senator I
Stevens Hall, widow of
Its sovereign rights and under tlst. Soasetiam
His Career Begins
George B. Williams, Republican. It
clergyman, arc on trial
takes to penalise its property and a slight Injury to’.'
It
was
in
1902
that
Purnell
start
also mentioned
ival o f the
puttier of Mrs. Mills.
>*Risena for failure to lay and col
ed nn his strange career.
railways company request for a 1
(Stevens on Saturday testlect for state purposea a tax on es course,
Startled farmers nenr Fnstoria, 12 year extension of its franchise.
fct he was. fishing cm tho
tates of descendants.
but eras not’
O., saw n bearded man riding hy
T. J. Pcndergast, hoad of a
tr his home at Lavallette
Pointing out that tha Florida
on a junk cart, proclaiming to all powerful Democratic faction here,
1hour which tho state has
Constitution prohibit* the assess
nnd sundry thnt he was tho young denied thnt the railways' company
Tfln£ Ben Today
t the approximate time of
ment
and collection o f inheritance
Hero ace two photographs of er brother of Jesus Christ. Failing had contributed any money to Us
taxes, Mr. Johnson defU rfd JJwt
Ier.
organization.
(
to
impress
Fostorla,
ho
drifted
to
dents of the small sea- Benjamin Purnell, leader of tho
tha rebate provision pf the fe
*
Wnlmsley objected to the hear-'
Michigan, and there, with his wife,
including the mayor, Houso of David colony, who was Mary, met ono Michael K. Mills, ing, stating "n one man Demo Dixie Toll in All Forms of Convention * to be Formally law, whereby states bavt
Mr.
__
|that they saw him there arrested last week after a search who had established at Detroit a cratic committee to investigate
Traffic Accidents Numbers
Opened With Banquet At own laws are refunding
“ C o l” Knight,
of threo years.
(ht.
colony similar to tho present frauds of which the Democratic | 57 D:aJ and 249 Injured;
6:30 O’clock This Evening; rent of the tax collected by the fed- ark, N. J„ on
eral government,
‘ *is 'a direct at- was 44 yean of
announces that Mrs
party was the beneficiary, is not,
House of David.
Mississippi I^eads With 11
Prominent Speaker* Here tack
on
the
state."
Willie Stevens will take
likely
to
conduit
a
disinterested
1
Mills evcntnlly was arrested and
joi ' . h it,death .,, Ha“ The estate tax pronsion was
itand nnd testify that
;
education t a , l
the colony broke up but Purnell investigation."
Approximately 100 delegates to
(By The Associated Pro**)
not intended as a revenue jnsaaUi
‘ (n tlivdr hon.e in N%w
lit (.ommonting on newspnpot ’f 1’ Grndo crossing
hnd the Iden. He headed for Ben
sing ncdikffA*
accidents tobk
took a th f state Y. M. C. A. convention
tat the time of the doubton Harbor and there proclaimed ports. Senator Reed branded the toil of H dead and six Injur d in are expected to be on bend to ure", the attorney general assert*
himself, not only Christ’s younger charges as absurd nnd “ character tho South laat weok, while 57 per night at tho aponlng o f the. ses od. "This clearly Appears from tha
. sons wero killed nnd 240 hurt in ail sions with a banquet in the Wo reports and proceedings by and be with a degree of.
brother but nlso tho sovenh angel istic of Mr. Walmsley.”
1for the defense hnvo isfore the committees o f Congrosa, ear. In \WS ha
mentioned In tho book of Revela
teoent prompted by the
forms of trnfflc mishaps i 1 11 man’s Club building. Today's ac
and
from the debates and proceed mis* Elsa Anna
PORTLAND,
Mninc,
Nov.
22.—
tions.
A
handful
of
followers,
of Prosecutor Simpson
tho
southern states, reports to 1 e As- tlvities have centored about
.'toughed o ff from the wreck of (/PI— With Republican control of aocinted Press show.
Col. Knight's
examination of Henry
meetings of three Important com ings In the Hous* of Representa
tlie Senate depending on tho spe
tives. It was Intended solely as a gan in lftlS. whan
ee Saturday that Willie Man, Wife and Son Are Dashmittees,
thoso
having
to
do
with
Two
crossing
crashes
in
Missis
[V11™ 1
aml tho cial election in this state on Nov.
coercive measure to force, ll'p© *-) private In -:the Now'
.
_
,,
,
Ilou.ie of David wm> born,
T
|tii negroid which the
sippi Sunday coat four lives and finances, boys work and physical
ed
From
Small
Boat
by
j
n
[jcnton
Harbor
was
n
family 2, Arthur R. Gould, Republican
•tble, uniformity *s to estate and guard M rv in ^ .n i Gat%
omplly denied. Simpson
education.
four
were
injurod,
giving
that
state
Wash From Steamer; T w o named Bnusckc, with a fortune of nominee, was faced today with tho load for the week in traffic
Jinformation nnd question
L. R. Reynolds, state secretary inheritance taxes as betw*«n tb e.in g tks Msxktan *
•Ute, • • V
yoJr.
Other Children Are Saved $75,000. Purnell converted these charges of exceeding legal expen fatalities with 11.
of the Y. M. C. A. arrived in San
failure of hia investses in the recent primnry and with
Operation
o
f
the
law
would
rei,/
captain at Cl
_____
_
people
nnd
induced
them
to
turn
1find the official record
Georgia’s grade crossing toll for ford this morning and immediately suit In the withdrawal fh»m F lo r-! (JoIm to Franoa
Roving given $100,000 bribe sev
thoir
money
over
to
him,
nnd
the
took
charge
of
all
the
convention
jfatevens' birth.
The
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 22.
eral years ago to the Premier of tho week wne four dead and two
Ida o f several million dollars each >iVhilon ahortli
^condemns tho action of - W - W R h 't h 7 “ body " 0r 'thdr P ^ B P ^ it y o ft h e c o lo n y was as New Brunswick.
hu... rt, while threo were killed in work. Tho other officials of the year, Mr. Johnson s*ld, but p ri-i0f tha United I
___
...............
sured.
With
he
$75,000
neat
egg
u “ malicious persecu- mother in a Jacksonville mortuary
In addition, there wns a demand North Carolina nnd one each in “ Y ” are arriving hourly from all marlly tho state "is not asking ho waa n o a o te d
om Mrs. Hall’s home de and search of the murky St. Johns’ business began to pick up.
before
Senator Reed of Missouri, Florida and Virginia in crashes bo- soctions of the state.
for an injunction to rostraln the >colonel of
Converts Came
Dr. Joseph Roemer, state pres collection o f a federal taa."
tween trains and automobiles.
ad produced a family river waters bping continued for
___ to Jtaae* ha
More converts came. They cam1?, for u fedcrnl inquiry into the pri
ident,
is
to
be
the
toastmaster
at
lihowed it to newnpnper- their father nnd brother, two be
A compilation by states follows:
"The so-caUsd estate tax la tho sikT
_
^
some of them, from England; oth mary situation here.
I Botes the birth of Willie wildered, grief stricken children
Fighting back at his opponent, State
Killed Injured tho banquot this evening. Promi instrument used by a combipation
ers were drawn from tho sandy
'members of tho family.
14 nent speakers on tho program of a majority o f the other state* j or
todny were being cared for by western Michigan farm lands. One Mr. Gould said thnt the bribe story Alabama ................. 3
aasm aataiiM y
aro: Dr. W. D. Weatherford, pres
wns
old,
nnd
asserted
the
money
Arkansas
................
1
23
neighbors.
to nullify « valid con*tltutldnal paign o f JH a. "
V:
!and all, they turned over their
41 ident of the Bouthorn Y. M. C. A. provision of the state Df Florida,; *“
Dashed from their small bont hy property to Purnell and working hnd been paid by former‘business Florida ................... 7
Raelgnlax’hia.
College,
Nashville,
Tenn.;
J.
C.
and to slander and violate tlie
tho wash of the steamer Glouces- for him much like serfs. Purnell’s associates in u railroad construe- Georgia ................. 8
Penney, of Miami and Now York; tho state's sovereignty; and forj torminatioa o f the
ter, Merchants and Minters const- titlo of “ King" was no empty one. tion project ns a political campaign Kentucky ............... f»
R. H. King, of Atlanta and George the purpose of ssUblishlng and'|cam* to. r ‘ ‘
and
without
his Louisiana ............... (1
wise vcesel, three’ lives were takfen He ruled by divine right and contribution
!li
Draper, of New York.
Mississippi ............. 11
knowledge.
vindicating this sovereignty, the i
after nightfall yesterday near brooked no opposition.
Meeting in executive session this state has asked to enjoin th* use 1
Tho charges were contained In North Carolina ...... 7
Dames’ Point, and todny only Hor-J Tho end of tho world, ho ana stntoment with a committee as South Carolina ...... 3
afternoon are the various commit of tho weapon employed."
>anij ttu & d th*.
old, 7, anil Majore, 13, remain of.nounced, was close at hand. The
sociated with the campaign of Ful- 'Tennessee
tees on " Y " work, In addition to
Clyde nnd Chester the C. P. Culvlnsure fumily.
Mr.
Johnson
suggested
to
th*
man* .Comoth* '
lost trumpet was soon to sound. ton J. Redman, Democratic Sona- Virginia ..
those already mentioned. The court that tho oaus* was without 1 ono ^fTlkeTj
each received a fine of
Mr.'CulclMUro, . J.».br, hi. J "
torial nominee. The statement re- 1
chairmen of each of these com parallel or precedent and tlwt a 1 resident—. _______
[80 davs when they faced
and their 10 year old .on. « •
" J 5" 1 ,ro ™ *h« * “ • viewed the investigation conducted Total
243
.57
mittees aro expected to make their
. E. White in police court wlto
WHO uuu iw ir
j
passing into heaveiv—if they merI .reports to the convention at the case covering it would not be found ganlsation of " S r
by Chief Justice Harrison A. Me____________*____
*lng. They were the first Doxter, wero drowned. Mrs. Lul- “ , , *
in ahy other court.
and M ortgpg*r
morning session, on Tuesday, in,
I on liquor cases during closure’s body was recovered by wouU, Uate of a very mild eterna, Keown, of the province, in which
elected
to th* office (
the
jurist
characterized
the
pay
seamen from the Gloucester
.1 »v„ of the
few days.
tho Presbyterian church.
ccsxor ana
nnu ,____,____
hnpp|n<,s8 n..k
B„t __
member*
a position h*
ment
to
Premier
J.
K.
Flaming
a*
perly conduct c h a r g e s Hnrold was rescued as he clung .to Houao
Local
officers
of
the
Y.
M.
0.
A.
navid, who followed thn
I a short1
j 9 persons into court this tho capsized heat. Marjore had; tylos strictly, would not die at *11, a “ bribe."
.have been preparing for the con
Those who drew fines been left with friends.
|and would bo given a paradise on
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.— (/P)— vention delegates for tha past 10
FIVE DIE IN FIRE
|£om 12 to $10, wero FlosFriends Bay that tho family had earth, to etijoy with their earthly
The New York American says to
I Wesley, Murid Wynn, John been accustomed to making nuch, bodies, tasting freely of all the
itVTsadin*s* for the entertainment
the
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22.—(/P)-r day that Charles D. -Hilles of New o f the visitor*.
Sam Meuse, Bulah Wii- trip*.
|
,
They aaid that Mr. Cul- bodily Joy* they had previoq*ly doYork
is
likely
to
succeed
William
Five
persons
perished,
several
were
Wynn, Ellola Davia, clasuro yesterday was trying out niod themselves. They would marry
Boys demonstrations ar* being
The condition o f John Dayis, ne*
injured and eight womon were M. Butler o f Massachusetts as
Harris and Rosa jHac n new outboard motor nnd it wii* and be given in marriage.
planned, in addition to exhibit* gro, who was shot, and seriously theaam*tim*
chairman
of
tho
Republican
na
saved from death by firemen when
l™bm Ellison, C. R. Nesfrom all ov*r the state of map*, -wounded Saturday nigbt by
Immortality the Lure
assumed that this engine failed.
bet of the
n blaze of undetermined origin gut tional commltteo next spring.
eynolda and Albert Just what occurred probably will
Sheriff Joe B :.....
.charts,
books and pictures.
So came the peculiar state of a f
The paper says the matter was
a
four
atory
apartment
house
I, '-'treated smull bonda.
.Th* morning convention mmioci Improved today nnd
fair* in tho House o f David. Tho In the downtown district here e a rly ! dismissed at a w*«k-*nd confer
F'*Kcd speeding, Ray Rich- never bo known.
is
at 9 o’clock. Th* afternoon an- chano* for r*co
(Continued on Page 8)
today.
yence here o f party leaden,
Captain DIx. o f tho Glovcester,
uned $7. Recklesn drivsambly i* called fo r 2 o’clock. Con SuthorRJes of Hw ]
supervised an hour
escost Felix Allen and T. personally
vention headquarters hava been
k',e®'b HO, or 10 days, search, ho reported here to United
established at the First Presby
Ho;
gd to draw a large
, Walker drew $15 on States steamboat inspector*.
terian thuttta.
i charge.
turned hi* craft about in tho nar- j
nytha deputy T
I‘ *0 were up for alleged rew river channel to return to/
k JllnL I
tffi . ’ ~qm Benson and B. Jacksonville with the child and.
,, *aJh forfeiting bonds of his mother’s body. Ho oaid that
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—<*>— , J. Hogan of Washington is chief
, "Ones drew *10 on a at 6:23 a small unlighted craft
' Automobile Been*#*, fo r 1927 The many fingered hand of th* oounaal >for th* Los Angeles oil
witering.
ootft Duwti i n if
was reported o ff his bows *nd
will not .-be issued before Deo. 15, oil scandal d f 1984 reached . into man and Milton J. Lambert, Jun
that he immediately had. the en according to L. E. Jordan, state the erimihal court# for th* first ior,'of .Washington, heads th# law-*
.blLANDO,
gine* reverted. He declared t#»t automobile inspector,’ w|lo stated time today whan Albert B. Fall, yer* for FaU.
B4-i
there wa*'r»o collUlon. _ Thl* M- today that scores of people had men and Edward L. Doheny w*ra called ■jBjri.otder o f Justice
... . . Hoehling
*0
sertion we* *ub*t*ntl*ted by pM- besieging the office* or^Uia'regis to trial her* on u~ charge of con .photographs war* barred from the
t\*xyr 2>4\* ^
■
1*
a
up rmm
. (Courtroom.
■ ■'■
■engera. V
’
•. ‘ ' trar in an effort to procure tho spiracy.
'
‘ :■
'7
rS Paul A llen ,.* restaurant owner,
A * the Glouce*ter turned back new licenses. The office i* inRoom
Th* former interior
__ ____
I v o r callsd was the firet
10,
o
f
th*
McLender
Arcade;'and
and th* mtlHonair* oil
<GT0 N, N ov. 22.— (/p)— to Jocjuonvilla » boat continued
is
to
be
in
charge
of
Mrs,
Forence
personal
Mends
since
bo|
effort*
to
find
the
other
b
od
l«.
Asaifttant Secretong of the Jdrcrp
. "Automobile, driven, win be re were au*r<rand*d by
iiwfi* th® Kovemmtnt'* They returned to their poet* how
C« have b * «
ever a* the Gloucester again •lip quired to show title certificates be- attorneys aa they took th * ir '
l > » a m , enforcert for ,ra- ped down the St. John*, enroot* to for* a license will be issued to for the weeks pf prospeetlv*
-JHegan.' r e fu .
them and,*11 persons buying i ear Jousting.
4 famine* 9^P*W>:
trial Fill g j
Their work w u
TL**,dlcinal whiskey, ha* Baltimore.
jp io r to Dec. 15 must have a 19M all the clrewnstonoes o f
. ; • # ( * « t e le ih ^ d
•at .,V®, tho *Ppr°v«l for ried oh'by- h party of Jwk*
Mr, JonUn said..
flOOfOOOl
1
leaat. of the Anti- men..
<
...
to a
r»
Iru -i.. > *.
■■
Democrats Aided by
Rail Firm, Is Claim
[aUAnd Other
ier To Testify
IS BEFORE COURT
World War
ise Issues Statefnt DenyingWillie
Wens Is a Negro
President Of
Company
Known QV
hS'tA
1921
14 ARE KILLED IN MANY ARRIVALS
GRADE CROSSING AT STATE Y.M.CA.
MISHAPS IN WEEK CONCLAVE NOTED
a s -**
WATER TR4GEM.
AT JACKSONVILLE
CLAIMS 3 L I VES
SA
White Fines
;ed Liquor
Violator
Hilles Is Slated to
Succeed W. M. Butler
Is
Road To Recovery
m
License Bureau To Trial Of Fall And Dbheny Is Started
Be Opened Dec. 15
Court
In District Of
In Arcade Building
Jail
Inv
m:
m:mnwx
raWetProposal
Secure the
>valOf Dry Body
K a 10",0' the
V
» hv
pro« r* 1« C«1U
u, i h L Con* reM »t, iu
a«»»lon 0! « govPrivatq coy.'
,ov«r the
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-!,Eleven
leetHampden -Sidney
^Tvv'.
b fr l
This Afternoon
—
y ifJ .W ,.
"w i ■
•i.rAU
Y»
V',—» I. ■ ,’
Army Anti-Aircraft Brings Down Flying South Bender
Goats’
rmy-i
i>. 1'
, .
> a
’.VEST PO INT. N. J., Nov. 23.
?lMIPA,!>-Fla*, 'Nov. 20.— (/P)— i Both teams arrived last night.!
Lie soiti- j*
‘ tfcred Florida Gator, with Tile T igerj stopped iti Jacksonville j
t.Tt- A foAtbal 1 game- at th«.'Mt
oxest ia.c
(flflaf »l$ defeats rankling j ycAtcrdny for th dr Inst* workout i
military ncuicniy next Sunday w ill‘ the ,.n
ilioroy hide,'w ill come to heforo the game.
The Gators
I fore a .t the' Army and Navy game u.-aai * °f the iq
bis afternoon
with went through a s tiff scrimmage
1next .’ ’nlinday, if tradition holds.
|( .
^Sidney Tiger, fresh i.before
leaving
Gulnosville
l It will bo the annual meeting of
^
of «nifi
0-^', triumph over Rich- Conchos reported their charges in
(!.»• * Goats" and "Engineers" th * i 1 " honor of
lity.
excellent condition nnd a real
Rolf
I entire ctrpa .will be there, partly 1y*;|p
^
'in all their mnjor! battle was looked for when thoy
( l>ecnnsjfc the game originally wn* cnllarff. indicati
average of *t |«
;dfltlf the exception o f a elnsh on Plant Field.
deviseii for their amusement the
/defeat at the hands o f : Weather ccviditiops here were
, week before the tilt with Navy,
Tl-c ice cttian
‘ Crimson Tide,- the ■Ideal for football early today.
twice-u-vre*^
but limstJy-Jbccause a victory far
U$.~outfit will tnke . tho
The probable lineup:
the 'grafts is supposed to mean of the caiiet»,u
‘ <Sd to turn back the j FLORIDA
HAM PDEN SID N E Y
triumph for the Soldiers over the of the Thanknh
inlati at any cost. Stanley
le
Turloy
Sailors in the annual* service clas rs oh the reml*
lAJcontest is rognrded of i Clemons
It
Worden
sic.
frozen dessert.
oVtnnce In comparison I Tucker
Ig
Nance
1 Until sir years ago two teams, u,'t with eniyi
them conference ~gnmes, j Fuller
c
Carter
festive blrdi t
i tie
the '•runts" and the otliei
id* 1btfy* consider it pos-j Ripley
rg
Blanton
(he “ flankers" were recruited fn-in ' op on il.-.ublf !
nth redtem themselves after Green
rt
Ayers
the smallest and tallest men re ’1hanksgiving
IlfcMtroUa.showing this year.
Oosterhmidt
re
Gnrred
Taking o ff from the 4R-ynrd line on an off-tackle play, RiUf.v, sp •edy i|iiiirlerback of the Noire Da me football team, volplanes for Dm**:
spectively m the academy, annual
AH this, i^ the<
fcifrAa likely, however, that they j Walker
ql>
Heirs
yards before crashing in the arms of West Point Didders during th • l-.ntli at New York which i Piled in the Cadet';, first defeat, 7 to l).
ly ilu short men fell upon the
! 1 '‘lav nn the|
lid be without the services oC Bowycr
lh
Richardson
I lengthy m fury and spread them in:t itv >11spires
*.>-.^ju#ptnln Rarro, center, who has ! Owens
rh
Adkins
about the battlefield, but it wn
• ••abail lieickti
m Men laid up with injuries.
H.
. Kd mends
Du ig
noticed that whenever the flank
year at th'c
.'Hampden-Sklney is still sniurtOfficials:
Hutchins (Purdue)
ers luiTied llie tables.. Navy in
I' •V t'.Vll J-(;
jr .a 19-7 defeat adminis-j refiree; I’owell (Wisconsin) ltmturn would usually win the game smrnrcil the
1'tast yo#r by .the Gntors, andipire; Pnrmely (Baker) hrad lines1o f all games.
M; le, v.innuur
IK bare with a wail dcvelopod |man; Robinson (Colgate)
fiel*.
I Then the custom was chuugcd to o.
k tto revenge,
judge.
ronlvy. It heconme the
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.— (A*)— Two f Die *rophy.
J . ----- ....
--- ----bui kei:< and a little brown ju g i1prize oi tliviF games last year init |
I
loomed through snow nnd rain to a lie left the ownership undecided.i
day to claim the spotlight in the
I be bucket which engaged the,
Unusual Demand Fur I’ nKte- ihi >r,g action o f the I02:> We>i
: ii 11ii"ii of all the Big Ten conch- T h e o d o re G u y T u rn s in G reat
boards Hy l .;n.t'res.snu,n i rii i i.nfereneo footbull dnmm.
however, wav. the mythical con- j
M ile to C a p tu re S tr a ig h t
Ctiu.-c. ('n.riuliiintp lo He
Heat Victories Heforo IliR
' NEW HAVEN,
\\ <c * weaklier o f the year fail t.oie r of (lope, tliroiigh meat of the
- no without upset on prccarMario Asf.tin-I (v'nu* I!(‘at5:i i ll t.» dmt the brown demijohn out
. Netivth .tr,tilling
I ladies’ Day Ilncc Gathcrinu
*
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of ihe pieture at Minnesota, where i-..i. footing o f tlu game.
ix . .
____b v .i labored today oil a game I Tluoiio.e Guy, who startled the
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-(/!’) - The i! '..ill he on the sidelines during
JlrtOAGO, Nov. 20.— (/P)— Tim
*!• igioii to overthrow
North-j throng-.; at Snniitiohi Thurs'ia.v by
South Park hoard may'lose inoiiev .‘ ■>;»iuiday’s game witii Michigan.
.1
.
.
.
, •*
‘ H.t’ilU ptfJOl)
rTVrrcbamploiiship was nt stake
Now that Princeton has forma’ -, ,,...
■
:
a
iu
t
lie
lat-i
uppeiiraii.on
the
Army-Navy
gauie
Nov.
2S,;
:-.■(tiiig a lu-w track record for the
>.in tw o of the five games
..
...
.......
i Michigan hug. t-arrii d o ff the
t t ..{drill Mu' i Ihil.rt tin,I what 'm ile in the pacing event, returned ly withdrawn from the Big Thri^-i*i ;n” the etuik uribl
— u.
***P the Western conforTho St. Louis Cardinals will J President Edward B. Kelly said t.i- 1, ruii. . („ nal lr„ piiv f„ r ,,.V(.f;i| „ . a
*
I oe, in the defeat uf his ttum to tlie oval yci-teiihiy ami was an, it it to he hoped the boys will pro-; UU(| aml Yl)j#
day
in
a
stateimnt
brought
forth
,$®e#,foo*oll iseascm.
train nt Avon Park, Flu., next seain- and early tin-* fall won tieiced to take up football in a ser , 'I li<* Ihrvurd-Yd
y
winner
in
the
second
event
of
;i
-t
as
important
au
a
victory!
•in
W ^ y U t-c tm n ta d
on aerial play son instead of at Sun Antonio, I hy complaints against ticket ili<- l jug with a 21M) bill, but (»opher
Minnesota over
Michigan., tie nHernooi:. He hud no trouble ious munnef.
.tears old. Yak I
Congressman .fans warned the Witlvrriues today ii.r
K^4H|Mf)lcapp«d by finger-numbing Toxas. It is thu exception for a tribution
, .
, „ voiced by
, ....
igan
and
Northwestern
the hi leading to (he wire such good
’•in
>lo ,,ri|1|: „ K. J11K along and save
,
.
,
' Gie II gafnrs ini
‘ ' - ^ s M iir .to pull Michigan’s titlo team to change training quartern John J. Gorman, o f C hicago.
them will be a natmnal conven-j ltl. j M
Nervalo, Robert
i -.vi. leum.t undefeated in eon for- [ ones as Robert
Gorman dninicd that he had! postage,
IC*s through at. Minnesota, after the winning of a pennant.
Don of riding clubs held in Nyw i |„,t |ft with six
gumes
are
fighting
for
a
tie;
Diiect,
Lillian
J.
nnd
Wiley.
1
lie
Most
big
leuguc
managers
are
received only i()0 tickets to divide j
mitu.ns werc iss;le ,
I ’Northwestern the other un
si worst and n possibli Ic’iie dnim j
Sep Pnilin was in Ibc sulky and York in Jnnunry, but we see no not beatun Yale ii
ited .eleven In the race, was decidedly superstitious. I have n > among 5,000 friends who hud up-: tht,
„ . |lt.rmil unabated pra drove the big gelding around the mention that John McGrnw of th e1 Princeton «hxH
on
Die
tide.
doulu
hut
thut
Rogers
Hornsby
is
()|
jot|
t „ j,jn)
i^tnore o f n favorite to win
At Illinois. Ztippke * posted his oval ahead o f hw field with plenty (Jliints is to he among thonj pres-' ,.„n (nst Saturdij.l
numbeml among that class. There-, Mr K|.|Jy „u|(1 Umt , 2>„ ()0 „ r lhl. lice for the encounter in wiheh
Michigan, despite the earlier vic- forces against the invasion
o f to spare in both the first nnd'see- cr,G
...
,
..., |fore, it aeema strunge that he c o n - *'*
j Harvard anil Yi
had been toiy, now is ranked only n slight
W ir y -for both apolled a titH |wnt^ to 0 t,hift. Bince his club had
■ ' 10,000 tickets
Ohio State, when his own Dnugh-|«nd hoots. Robert Nervalo, who
. aing Ihi' last rk
to
Congressmen favorite.
c vm
« t deft«ts-for both prom- won hnsehnll's
Saturday's
battle for erty fullback ami captain Knrow went to brackets hi» last lime out,
greatest linnnn
honors .
' eil
The good -people of Sir*nit?".' i j i';,ro.. an
baseball’s two
two gre-ntest
,ranking at the top of after a spring snent in Snn An thiougout the United States, and Die jug will lie the Inst for Gup-' ,| n |,ui)t|fui .f Ohio mute.' will tool? sec'iiid money by winning the burg are going to throw
S':m‘ •' i . .i 'y t.-hon
he nmintuimd
that
Gorman’s tniu Benny Vriedman and Mivcral1
T e n ‘percentage, hut the tonio.
wind ui> their college -gridiron i Hdi'd heat in a ratcoff with Rob ' feed for Gene Tunncy— Jtls er- i lotions with Hu
pionship wn« the cost of cle
i Wolverine stars, as well ;n for carters.
ert Dii'eet.
j raucously reported that Dempsey’s
The reason nn given for the claims were preposterous.
ver either.
"I tru.it that Congressmen win a few r m.- iber of
graduating j 0nly ., tra,|lti(m is !lt stakc. in
Th; fiiM event on the afternoon I chef will prrnaio the meal.
change, is a desire on the pari of
-- the Cardinals to rash in on their are candidates I we years hence and ( ioplll l
__ Wft« ut IUinr-Is to fight for
Jthe Ciiieago-Wisconsin game, boDt Hard went t*» Orator Brook, who !
GET TBS
bv ln-itig able to play ex - 1who asked for exorbitant blo»
'itert blice, in a anew-drifted stad-|snen
\: Purilti", i ii ‘Old Oaken Ibic- ele’ etis lieieg well ilot.'li iu tile 1made <>f ii another easy victory.) ,1 ho dope chart show i C«<i>ni<
i’
I‘
.
•
r Urfti,
lmiocs
wild
Die
many
big
of
tiekilA
will
not
start
tbeirian
ijbVjltlm, Iadinnn was at Punii e and Mbit
I. •" be; !:..... 1 imtii Imping i-> ' till • fight, bn* tiolli were spurred . * be II ' car-old trotter from the Muck used tight dilTerent^'ight
of :..l kind*, P.i
In- league linb; (raining in Florida, -piigiis lall.iiig
about
g,.i,ta 11 ->' .‘ in the drive that lowiied .\i •
.
\
\
alkerfraev
stables
did
not
have
'
fielders
Inst
.eti'.on,
nt
lea;t
*
ii<
' Wbicensin wus at Chicago
today
the illume of a victory
111<-<.; «’ li'rinf,
1 If Pr“ »idi nl Broaden is untiei-, li-.-ta •> at this time, as it comes . ■ ; :-i A ami ^1 Iasi week lo '•ver an i-M rival vvbuh would marl: to i-xtoiiil himself (i ensi!;. take j or two of whom were ball pluyei
'(Mana and Chicngo sought
,
SANFORD
itL firat confermco conquest r.f ii,i- ; init nig a li’. lii’ .g m Floridn because . villi poor grace from these win li‘iinb!e P.mlue .m l gain p<-ssi-ssi -,i a li.glily siiceesstnl .season's end. . Die t’ir-.-'t two bents.
JiilH club eun lie billed as the world! hre trying to blame the park board
j 1he b.ggr.'t upset, of Du* day i jt ^cenis tlmt Princeton
1’ ItODUl
was
'came when Boh /otnhro raced t« ' unahlo to see the humor of the
for mistakes they have made the
Interest I rh" * T '
i!< n,AkinK on‘
... •. .Goneral ' mid-western
r.tli
a"d
Manh
mlHtnku.
the front fur a close victory over? Harvard football situation, which j
selves hi pre-election promise
'
’follnwed New York
University's
i Madge (.tout iu the final heat of has, indeed, been quite uomictil in >-----* ’ *
paid Mr. Kellv’.s statement.
fortunes at. Nebraska, and Drake,
' the second event.
1............ ....
(Selling (he Money
j Detailing how the game bad
,
.
.,
, .
rvceni years.
t^- ljfllko NcbriiBkn, deserting for the
To my way of thinking, the cli j been brought to Chicago, lie e-mDirector C*uy, a mil.* orotner t«
' day tho Missouri Valley fight, was niattv of Florida Is unequnled fm
Theodor** Guy i trpped to a straight '
The old army game is something
15 West
ii i t N ftro Dame, valley gumes, training purposes. It i». an ease ; tinned: " i t was thought at tiia;
heat victory in the third event. He
thut in frowned on in modern footNEW YORK, Nov. 20.— (/Pi - j LA K E CHARLES, La . Nov. 20.
which end next week, brought Kan- iua\ter to oonditiop a club there, time thnt public spirited citizens
)*ertn!nly upheld the family honmight finance the gnmo. On h i k With most *.r the lending eastern ! ~
hull councils, hut it seems to ho |
^Southwestern
l.ouisiann’s
1° MUaourl and‘ -Ames to the but u%nr tougher ono to realize
looking i ° !r'*'
Walton, who was in the going over fairly well for the West The flmppc lot I
ing
into
the
matter
the
South
H ■>- 'Kansas Acnei«s’ field.
any money on Die operation.
j
v? " T . '. T i sulk>'* sh‘*ok r f f the opposition at
Park hoard found it would he im- elevens having minor games
fool- (Hie
1
There isn't any big money in
in preparation tor hoialny .•o.itr-.s , . J “ 1
, k: Army-Navy
‘
^
first turn in both heats and * Pointers.
pnsihlc to handle it that way und
vlth
LAYETTES
Florida. Seeing a big league ball
...
...
. . i the Harvard-Yalq game at N«‘W i,‘ ' '. "
(
• N W a s never in danger from the field i
dlsUnit two mil.ve >en.s will ■
« - -« fpi
in
■
*01•.
,irom me
. tnein.
nu
iv>. »p; him
t. ncuii
v ,
So iiioiiv
many pee-ple
have
been w-’ui
bounc-,
BABY
club is no trent for the tourirt, that they would he obligated m ! n ltVHn nUracte(l the m o t inter-•h.o»,e«
tinigiuish Diemsehes when they enn' “ dies turrciI out m l«''K^ 0(, o ff QtIecn Marie's royal train
BOYS AND I
since * majority of them arc fa every way to take rare of tho fi- • >mt
m ■■ ■
. (By Th# Associated Press)
v . „
v .
H iilmfe tl.e.r strength ajul skill to numbers adding to the large crowd lh#t Mr 0 ’Goofty is surprised the
miliar wlht major league baseball, nances in order to close the m at-1l "V.
No^ \*‘.rk D n iv ^ it y , , ary.iig thce opposin’: macl.nic . in the na-| " f '»* '» wh" w<rt' ‘*own 4Mr,>CN E W YO R K —Tod Morgan, jun while tho novelty has worn o ff fo- terr with the two schools.
! engineer nnd firemen are still on •
|
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’ l*r lightweight champion, beut thc natives.
"It would ni’LMii ridiculous Dmt the classification of one of tin* tionally i»riiorlaiit cinsh.
Easts few undefeated or untie.I'
-- ’
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nn
i » »
»r
i ll*
uCarl Duane, New York lfi. Eddio
i Keener Cagle, brickfield ace of i
If tho Cardinals management r e - ! the South Park hoard would gum
elevens,
against
Nehriis-ka,
at
1
.in
i Die Soldiers , nnd Harry Warren,
|.y > Aictawotl, Wyoming, won from ccJvwl $ir,,000 for going to Avon |..............
bio- to tho extent of StWO.OOO nn
All the h*;.iie-coming battles
t.h
iannl promises when we coin Imped to sweep aside
idependable center of the Gobs, both
G
Arnold Ryan, Brooklyn on a tech- Pnrk> jt
fef.) BntiHficd with that Gongrcaaio
aren't fought on the gridiron, ns
I
Inst
havri*
r
to
nn
unblemished
Rogardlesi of
V* ' j earned remarkable reputations a;;'
holding the bag.'
It is true
• nlcal knockout fl.
I^s Murrfty, nni0unt. for It i« about all the weir 'bold!
any “ unavoidably delayed” youiu
huyirg fixturtfj
Australia, boat Solly Herman, Now profit the club will take out of that a great many demands were ; r.rd. Georgetown ilHnc lo •V*"'v I athletes in l.mii-ian.i before Du y i
husband will toll you.
|
York
to
play
hordhnm.
(-ndi-tca’
-jmtcreri
the
governnieiH
uendemi
ing <Ione, you
Iq ' Yorkv10.
made on probably a lew congress
Florida.
*of security
An exhibition trip with an Amcr men in" that they usktil for five :‘ri Lafayette suffers its last ns- ‘ Though they v.viv hi.ru within
,
.BALTIMORE — Willie Pomroy,
demonstrnted j
Having ulready
NEW YORK, Nov. 2J.
. suull o f the year nt Eastcn Pensvl’e\v m ild *»f each other iu Rcaur
‘
oil afiYlce champion, defeated Pat lean League club, playing the, big-wind six thousand tickets, which can
a ! you for our
|
n
I
vnn.n.
from
a
battered
Lehigh
host.
;
.
{>ul.:vll
j’
,
l
j'
jr
M
vary
'
Tho
■
>
unior
UEhtwcight
crown
[thnt
he^
knows
his
onions
ns
a
gusrante* of
ger cltleo on tho way north, would readily bo seen could not be taken)
JCenealy, tank eervlco, 8.
! The West Virginia Mountaineers {)uL a vpi‘r Wl,,.rpn a|Uj (W le a ^ - ' To'1
Seattle boxing m a s-|fl}:kt®^ 11 '* hnrd to , ulldcr* ^ ” d
sad goodl.
h>c"TAMPA—V^lllle Herman, Now be a monaymakor. Hornsby alone care of."
on hi* blondo ; " 1D’ Mr- Tuanoy should bo going
’’ But most congrCHsnu-n and sen I have a hnrd opponent in Carnegie 10IU1C<|‘ different schools and huv* I 1®1, ',ldl
K<frk* outpointed Red Cap Wileon, would make it ro.
* * «
?! j Tech . t n t M .. w h .
i n“ . u;h
• '* « ■ < *
10 " cn" uJ l!:_______' ____
yet to p...,. ...
..... . ........
ators hav<> boon fair hi their dc7 ^ 'lffW ‘York, 10. Tony Loto, Tnmpu
a ..-...........
V.. ..
n,.
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i ... i •by. iliffeiviir
,.0*
. i re i i‘ "ivn
_ . .
_
.
.
munds. We have distributed but. j1 A
r" jy niooln ii....:....
Uraiiuis.
Navy
They
were graduated
" 'vn over
,,vor one
0,10 ear.
*“ ' •
l a technical knockout over Joe Stopped Bush
Ruboiruo, Pernambuco, noon is
931
Owen
Bush,
newly
appointed
12,000 tickets to congressiiiLii 0v- 1kaB a piucllce date with Loyoin. Jhigh schools in their home piuiidij
-'Logan heat *</f the tlur-l nt- to have its first rural telephone.
ippadarm, Indianapolis 2.
muiiagcr
of
tho
Pittsburgh
pirates,
<r
the
United
States.
They
cornel
Brown
takes
on
New
Hampshire
.vt
t
in
1022.
Cagle
is
21
years
old
and
.
tempt
of
New
Yorkers
within
a
CA N TO N — Chief John
Mcto(i Toledo out pointed Chuck has a favorite expression thnt he from out o f 40,000 seats. Thi.-s In -) tonic for Colgate on Thnnksgiv - ( n: tho i«in of T. Jefferson Cagle, a j year to dir.lndgc the diadem when
uses to icgistor utter disgust, ll i■■ mires that tho tiek’eta arc Neut-!*11^
Syracuse meets Niagara .i i j Morryville cattleman.
Ho wa.i j he won n Ifi-round tilt from Carl
Igglns, Indianapolis 12.
along
the
lines
of
"Judas
Priest,”
a
workmit
for
Columbia.
Bucknell
j
awarded
a
B.
A.
degree
by
South-j Duane, o f Now York, in Madison
; p a n ‘FRANCISCO— Fidel La
tcred throughout the Country. I
Institute lust Square Garden last night. But in
L|os Aqgeles , flyweight as used by Braneh Rickey, when i truKl that wo shall not he con- closes tho season with western lwerlorn Louisiana
defeated Joe Lynch, San he desired to drlvo his argument ridered egotistical when we suy Maryland. Princeton finished, its spring, lie established an unoffi- doing ii, Morgan tdbk nioio punrecord in a gridiron tilt be- Iishmei.l than be was forced to
C
Icial rci
When Lynch was dls- home.
I that we have done well in this game u week ngo.
"M y Aunt Kate wouldn't do Dm
‘Utween Southwestern anil Louisiana i assimilate when he knocked out
fo r bolding, 4.
do tribution.
We have Die name
. .,
,
N "DIEGO - Young Harry or that," is tho' expression used hy .
r 'r k m iw i+ I+ Ir x n
In H n f K
St"*to Univt’rR:,>’ in l ‘J24 when 22 jthe former champion, Kid Sullivan,
Bush.
He
works
it
overtime.
Well
T
.
1
ft‘,d,T
!,8
af,pveey
0,,,L‘ ,0Ce' VlnK l ^ o m p e u u u n . . I l l O U l I l l o f 38 passes which he threw were ;in si>; rounds nnd easily disposed
ii San,. Diego scored u technido I recall how Umpire Dick Nal I Vck“ ta ^ / ^ k 'h us am we have
m .liv (Jlick in fifteen.
Jinodcout over Archie Walker,
S.
completed.
•
t
lin once took all the punch out of j
t,nroful ‘ " ,l 10 m l1
c'f ■» m
i
y i » i
.
I Bom fa*, years ui;o, the son oi J.
York.
Dunne belted tho rnninpion
Bush's best lino. It was during his' Hearts,
m .- warren,
superintendent of n 1d .mt Dio bond with vicious hooks
N T A ROSA, Calif.— Hnrry
tenure as manager of the Wu.'-hlumber
company at
Derridyr, iDial brought a stream of blood
berr, St. Paul scored n techniIngton club. Ho was coaching ut
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.— (/1>)— yoang Warren will finish his course 1from Morgan’s mouth, but tho
JcttOCkout over Harry Marshall, third base.
•
at Annapolis nrxt rpring*
Hath con.R hoy, although unable to floor
Francisco 0.
Competition in huth British ami
Nullin called a ntriko on one of
WfUrron
and
Caftle
ulno
aro
track
;,'yy
........ -■
.
. .
his livnl, poured such a stream of ■
American open tournaments will
the Washington players thnt Basil
men and bnseba.l players And in :,irai h dcun punel,0li t0 |)llunoN
be
impossible
next
year,
and
this
LA K E LA N D , Flu., Nov. 20.— (jP)
thought wus much too low. From
addition the Itittqr excells nt bns-.
|h#t th„ 0 wns
qU(!, lio|1 t,f
his iiosition at third ho loudly yell — For the first time since the start moans, presumiddy, Dmt no AmcriNeal and Williams, Proprlet<ttf
k
et-u
u
n
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^
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.
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|
'
u
|
h
i
Hirity.
of the season Coach Haygimd o f -ton will win the British fixture.
ed:
•
Dates for Dm American open
"M y Aunt Kuto wouldn’t have -Southern College will throw hja
Myers — Work
iCO LN, Neb., Nov. 20.— (/P)— called that ono a stirke. Get in the full strength on tho field today hovo'becn tentatively set for June
23,
24,
and
25,
ut
Oukmont.
near
when
the
local
school
incuts
tho
ion
on ^500,000 new Hoitoi
game.”
ty -fo o tb a ll‘ teams— New
Tho crowd had just riurted to Rollins Tars,*who will arrive here Pittsburgh, tho snnie week which
iVet'afty, undefeated on the
T A M P A , Fla., Nov. .20)— (iPj— i ~
S eaboard and Ihe tlnlvcrsU have a good laugh at Nallln’s ex early today. headed by Coach Orr, tho British have set for their
Everything hero is net for ono tournament. ‘
jaritaotn, Clearwater and Tampa a
iNehmeka, within reach of tho pense ovor Bush's quip, when Dirk
E fforts have liccti made by; ver#‘ tied for first .place In the "
yipkBey eonference title— nliouted in a key higher thup that of the most Important of South*-,
cm ’s games, in .that cither Rollins AmrHoan golf officials for sev- W w f ‘Coast Golf League today os g p I
A / C T IT
D
ious to .sfcttlft the question used hy Bush;
"N o! Well your Undo Dirk did "r the local Hchool will wind up.tho apal (years to have tho British a.roqult o f the second round of * A JLs / t L O * JL j X v ’
TClathre merits of eastern
tlddle-westeni football nt the nnd that’s offirlal. Get out of the S. I. I. A . football Hinson in B'lori-* open;played earlier in the semion.
game."
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Ida in last plncc.
Stetson has tjieyi argtio.that the mid-summer
S
Ar
(rU I. SUdlum here today.
What Bush said on tno way to) whipped both of the tehooln for
at (l^'UtBiDnltod States makes tasted despite tho faat LbKlTftnipn, *
CHASE & CO.
iicAtion pointed to cold
the club houso hus been censored. Jfirst position.
m int’.'plpy' unbearable while ftl_ Petersburv nnil"nCIftnrwa.tcr "
M hard frozen field
T
Cquch Haygood’s lineup
ricoursos reach tholei
Thoy say Fidel La Barba, thc|will.got in action minus -alUin*
mdltjon much earlier than
fly-weight champion, who Is go- juries- nnd with every aubatitotd
' .America. Thoreforc, thq
Ing bock to school, la a tan-sec ready to tako up fcha argum ent.if
point,out, it would btf'
. ,
. . tho.baat ten some of-*tho ’ first s trin g # fi'.*rr
ing for America’s rqien
)aec90d man wo o v ^ ; i# w In the ffnr.- ed tO ^ a v o off.i
* Tune nnd tho.British
allowing stars o|
[0a utarted an - carepKto.;ln both
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PARK BOARD MAY
LOSE MONEY ON
ARMY-NAVY TILT
Worst Weather Of Year Fails To End . PACER REPEATS
Practices Of Big 10 Conference Teams VICTORY BEFORE
LARGE CROWDS
Ten Title At
te In Two Big
jG&mes Today
Harvard
! Will Draw
C RiyJooViUiorai
A C K ED U T S S ;,!'
S
Big Three Contests'Louisiana Fans Will
Tilt Scheduled Today! Watch Army - Navy
Most Important Grid; Game With Interest
The Tot’l
oe
'if fight Results
Tod Morgan Keeps
Ilis Title In Bout
With New Yorker
REI
Melton
:
\
British and U.
Golf j
Meets Off Next rear
3
~>«ujca to Meet
few York U. Today
3 Cities Tied for
•( First in Qolf Loop
Dai
The Sanford Sea
Market
Rollins and Southern
To Meet At Lakeland
M
AlftlOUIK
Openinfif*
405 Fourth Street
Two Doors Off Sanford
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t i
8® sS e
o> fji7-Tii»iirttrifriiiirM
1W
Speeded, Is Claim Office By Governs!
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Tfcw American Davfg cup commitST, LOUIS, Nov. 22.— (IF)— A
> K
teg >has votad to readmit Germany
N E W ORLEANS, Nov. 22.— <*)
CHICAGO, Nov. 22—
broader national policy toward the — Dismissal from office o f the
to the International U w n Tennis
* 1 Eleven to development o f the country’s in
second man to bo conservation Tribune today says that Jam«> Federation and DavJa cup compe
W k lk Notre land waterways and its water re commissioner of Louisiana in two Stanley Joyce. Chicago hlmttor- tition next year.
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West Virginia; sources generally is now in course years loomed here todny as Dr. man, nnd third hushnnd o f Paggy Vfhe vote followed reoeipt of a
f*V y d a s h Features o f promulgation.
V. K. Irllon, the man slated for Hopkins Joyce, from whom he wns copy of Germany’s application for
This was disclosed In a prepared retirement, prepared to answer the divorced in 1921, was marrlad hare re-admission from the Internation
eeatem eolles* football » m - address today by Secretary Hoov latest charges made agulnst him Satunlay night to Mrs. R. V. y a|| al Lawn Tennis Federation.
:h nas BOOT! many mrprisea, er, here as the prlneipal speaker
of New York.
by Governor O. H. Simpson. The
Copies o f the application were
•k with opportunity on the Mississippi Valley Associa
Efforts were made, the paper tent to all membera o f the federa
state’s chief executive Inst night
upMta.
Dartmouth, tion program.
made public a letter charging "»id, to keep the marriage a se tion.
A two-thirds vote is neces
ehampion last year, has
A fte r sketching the possibilities "reckless and wanton" expenditures cret. but verification was given by sary to establish Germany again
« season with four de- offored by creation of a 12.000 mile
David Joyce,- a brother.
in. Davis cup play.
of state funds by Dr. Iriion.
ttar va rd-Tale- Fr incoto n wnter transportation s y s t e m
............
.
The short-lived romance o f Peg*
Less than two years ago,
the late
• been wrecked and Har- through the heart of the coun Governor Henry
L. Fuqua d is-lw ' Hopkins and Joyce ended irt
.
vVale have had the most try, by the utilisation of the Mis
charged W. J. Everett and appoint- tb‘‘ divorce court after a little more
results in their sissippi system, the Grent Lakes,
ed Major Frank T. Pnyne to sue- tha" " venr n{ married life. A
:ory.
the projected cansl to the Atlantic, ceed Dr. Irllon.
I court settlement gave. Peggy more
_ > _ I and united lender he touched upon the controversies
Dr. Iriion did not recognize h is jt^nn ^1.000.000. which wan later All ladies in Sanford will miss
'# candidates for eastern involving the latter project with a
of It if they don’t follow the
“ successor,’’ whom
he promptly,cut ,," wn through settlement
set
,
Brown
University, plea for the expenditure of "money discharged.
The Governor upon clninis. l-atcr she married Count crowds to
elhven milk-fed ironmen on cement ntuf steel rather than
being asked by Dr. Iriion to ex Morner. a Swedish nobleman, and
Colgate or) the holiday, upon rourts and other useless
plain the demand for his resigna former toothpaste manufacturer,
t for Brown would provide thing*,"
tion told the commissioner that he from whom she w&s divorced last
ibat stirring o f the season's
spring’.
Mr. Hoover streesed that water bad boon extravagant in the opera
.’ fo r it ripped New HampThe marriage was performed at
way improvement hail to be tak tion o f his department. Dr. Iriion
40 to 12 in tho pi-n-ulitmate
en up as a whole, because discon denied that attack nnd demanded the home of Joyce's mother, Mrs.
V Saturday
while Colgate
William Joyce. The lumber man
nected though improved sesgments proof.
«h ' Pennaylvanln, with n rccGovernor Simpson offerer! what nnd his bride, were reported to
merely put up a "no thoroughfare'’
W**t' rh°ws defeat only to an
sign against barges and vesseles hn represented as his proof last hove taken a suite at tho Drake
..1 rivnl, bumps against fit to serve modern needs. Kn- night in n communication to Per Hotel temporarily, hut their names
ell eleven that has played
gfneering structures to maintain cy Saint, stnto attorney general. did not appear on the register.
iftd-oot football this season.
the desired levels of the Urcnt His letter contained eighty seven According to David Joyce, the two
S W_ Uurgh’s
ta
battling crew meets
Lakes he declared to la* entirely specifications which the Governor hnvn not divulged their future
i oldrival in Pennsylvania State,
possible and be estimated that a requested the attorney general to plans.
P h o n e 475
sc, brilliant tunl mediocre
unified progrnni for completing tin* use ns n basis for an ouster suit.
turn, can end the season in
opening o f the Mississippi system
An English scientist has design
against Columbia. West Vii
would coat 1.120,000,000 and would 1, Airways across Indiana nre hr ed a belt containing compressed nir
and Washington and .leffer- come wifliin five yenru.
ing marked on roofs of warehous which escapes around the body of
•tage another of their teeming
es of the Standard Oil Co. 0f In the wearer. It is intended to be
a in the only other out-standdiana.
used by miners.
SAI.E IS EXTENDED
natch of the holiday.
‘
on Saturday, Notre Dame.
The "end o f scjison sale" now
_ lied as the strongest claimshe national title, carries in progress at ChurrhweH'H Store,
(Prtfectlon into bottle aguinsl is to last the balance of this week,
tech, an eleven that according to an announcement
.critics by swamping West made today by Manager Forrest,
V*Saturday 20 to (I, nnd who stated that the. first week
In the New Mull
and Navy stage their pa- sales bad been very satisfactory.
Tho object of the ovopt, accord- j
o f color and ceremony In
t h e s il v e r l a k e c a s in o
loago. Boston College stacks a ing to the manager, is to move fall]
A. V. (UNDER. Mgr.
metchaNdi.se
to
make,
room
fn.'i
o f no defoats against Holy
, whipped for the first time Christmas goods arrivals.
\\'edncsday, November 21.
day by lowly Boston UnivurMuair By
bi^t the margin of a lone
fgaL Georgetown takes the
at swamped Kurdham 39
t.^to Tackle Detroit.
/ioek-end witnessed the One lloy Gained 11 Pounds in 7
L o f many major elevens,
Meek/* and Is Now Strong and
on. Lafayette closefl a
Healthy
ampaign that sow neith•ftior1 tie with a crushFor weak, frail, tinder-developed
P A va r Lehigh 35 to 0. children — especially those that
WlU&riJ' thi1 big toueli- havo rickets, nnd need u sure build
• »* k o r from
Easton, Pu., er that promotes the growth of
/jtophomore football cn- teeth nnd bone, cod liver oil is the
throe touchdowns, run- one medicine supreme— nothing
MUX1
, total for the season tn helps like it.
whO* the eleven plowed far
But it is pasty and repulsive und
rin *1’
**m#Hing -anti nearly always
upsets children's stomachs .so now
V*i® took the final game o f the up-to-date chemists advise ,Mor Three soriea from Harv’ard 12 |( oy s (o d
Liver Oil Compound
'•ff' as a balm for the bruises Tablet", sugar coated and ns
easy
Arm y,
Maryland
anti to take ns candy.
le ft
the
Bulldog's
One boy gained II 12 pounds in
th AEmy and Navy ha<i seven weeks, and is now healthy
^ fin g final preparatory and happy — thousands o f other
8 the service clusaic. the children have grown strong and
Urei nus into cump
oinist.
li tb 'IR , While the Middies
-s were
Sixty tablets for (111 cents at UnDWnlug .Loyola » f Baltimore, 35 ion Pharmacy and ail druggists nnd
V,13. Syracuse hail trouble de- money hack if not satisfied— al
tting/Niagarn, 12 to 7.
ways insist on McCoy's— the orig
inal nnd gunuine.
__j\dv.
Regardleka of whether you are
buying fixtures o f Having w ir
ing done, you have that sense
o f security if we ‘ are serving
you fo r our reputation is your
guarantee of high class work
■nd goods.
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M c L a u lin , The
Melton Electric Co.
sal a. fin fgn i Art.
WARNING!!
Florida State
ONE - DAY SERVICE
SANFORD
LAUNDRY
819 W. 3rd S t
Jacksonville
<v
N o v e m b e r 1 9 t h t o 2 7 th
Mrs. Lincoln Hulley, who
Htly injured Saturday
; a » automobile collision at
Wttonth Street and Magnolia
aro not suffering any ill
irtor effecta from heir injurloK,
to word received here liv
r
nd*.
ThXiHulleyX wore in Sanford -is
o f Mrs. John Ix'onurdi
a bad started f«ir tlwir home in
I«n d when their automobile col^ With one drlveji by S. I). Chilocal man. Dr. Hulley i*
A®f •Stotaon Cojlege.
A Live Model Demonstration
e f -r
W (h”
AR C H ITE C T
First National Hank Uldg
Sanford, ----------- Florida
‘fi,
— OF —
IPLA ST E R !
N e w S tock Just A r r iv e d
i
C H A S E & CO-
re’s a Real Thrill in |ij
Hunting With . Ij
m
Real Gun
^ j v e just received a large stock of
‘ Bat ?.re wol’th your closest inspecipnting will take on added ioys if
|one of our trusty guns.
1” ?e of 12’ 16 and 20 gauge
ais; Hunting Goats, Leggins, Camping
ppuerand can fill your every want at
Moderate prices.
.
C ondu cted by
-
Ily -
Laney Dry Cleaning Co.
'i ()u’Il find it in the-sheer beauty of
chiffon dresses and rich silk gowns—
but only if they’re spotlessly cleaned
and pressed to perfection.
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Seminole Creamery Co
SPEER & SON
•
Mrs. Prichard who for many years has made a study of Corseting of wo
men will bo tn charge of the demonstration. She will also be in the Corset
Dtf^m mfo"1 fth™ug.ho.ut th£ day nnd the remainder of the week showing
‘girdlocomb?np!|r0At| ^
Cors.uts.’ SuPP«*alU-which means brassiere nnd
girdle combined. Also the non-lacing clAsp on Girdle.
New Ginfftiam
Child’s Slippers
36-Inch BleacHlni
Child’s Slippers
36-Inch B^own Sheet!
Boy’s Oxford# V , ! ,
54-Inch French
Men’s Hats
Also a Demonstration Friday Afternoon at the Same Hour
I
SPEER & SON
Men’s Caps
W;, ■
-
Ladies’ S i i k B r
$27 vnlues. Beautiful>m
lonably tailored, ^ ; *■ A.Sale price ........ ‘v.y..
*.1.50 Value.
Solo Price ...
Men-fc Suits
..H is
n
• ■I T
............... ^
A
f
A
M
F,
12.50 values.
Sale Price ...........
tad to
vu c*n top them
Ll° &
h ik ,.T m.uUlon’ *n emultWod
*U m i. pleaunt to taka, Cw®.
I
medical diacc
it
m
, Pincheck Pattis
$1.50 values.
Sale price
ooothoi__
njembrtnes and la*
«
'
r-": .
:! ; r
-‘Y
'' Boys* H«dv^ biUdlt
>
E Y
iftHfi, «?
Boils' Suits - i •’ »•) 7;l^« Vi*! •*,
bet us make your garments.new for
1hanksgiving.
1
L A N
'
Ladies’ New (Hats -a fe n t. i'
Good Blue Chumbray.
75c va Iuqs, sale- p(rice .......
Extra good valuta at ^
$27.50. Sale price..........
And contrariwise — your dresses
again become en mode when we
clean and press them smartly into
style.
$7.50 and $8.00 values.Salo Price ...........^
Men’s Shirts
$1.00 values.
Sale Price ..... r
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-
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C&s
w
m
s» to?;
m
E t^ o h e
Dry
. • K;
.
$1.25 values.
Sale Price ......... 1............
’ll
113 E. First Street
Ladies’ Siife “ ****
,1
$3.50 values.
"
49A t A 9
Sale Price .............. ........ ^ Z o t f D
ta ordinary olive oil into
! 11 ■■ ncw mode of nourish•«nti too weak to ent that
j “ ■•covered by two notod
wtorn.
* 2 .1 9
Men’s Oxfords
* ' •l <
Everything for the Sportsman”
New Sweaters
$ 2 .9 5
— Al —
Lecture and Live Models
I
f
Slippers
Wednesday, Nov. 24, 4 to 5 p. m.
The Smile
o f Fashion
mm
Each Cao Find the Baifain Here They Are Looking For
„
135-DEC-*,
Watchttikhiili
Churchwell’s Sale
La Camille Representative
Mrs. M. S. Prichard
Elton J. Moughton
Vo*:
W E *T POINTSN. Y^ N , ..
inold From Psge 6 ne)
vsrts Hved simply, clad
(/P)—Two days of practice will
^
. ......Nov.
, their long locks hang• MEHMftS, Tetiri,, Nov. 22.—(yp) give Coach " B i f f Jones a chance
thetr rhoulders, hardF. J. Mooney, editor of the to iron out the errors in funda
uttere; but King Ben
president
Tan
at
Orlando
oq
Tht»nkB
Memphis Comriierciai-App4i l died mentals that cropped out Saturday for tbo construction o f over
i to
wing silk robes, en-vaIued
$6,000,000
Early
jn
l
[)20
will
bo
displayed
this
week.
f
,vWg
Day;
ftolliito
Won
in
it
oo
week,
of food and drink,
suddenly in his oN et hero today of m the Army’s victory over Urai- 000,000 worth pf highway wot
Col. Knight was
the atgto.
Cavalry officers of Frknce, Can- appmntrd by Governor John MarU s l Tilt With Afrnunnns apoplexy.
If with feminine
,,U9» ,,1e final game before the
,
' •
BeWum^ Spain/. Holland, Po
Thg tatting, It waa . . .
annual service battle with Navy
<r it is even said,' ori
Mr. Mooney came to his office
ORLANDO. Fla./ N o W llii </p)
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}
The Cadet warriors leave for Chi one o f the largest singk ----- "plod authority, that ho land and the United States brought R - j ; an m?,Mb' r of the St. Johns
nrn,nH‘''° Cn" al ('ornmis- ‘-The Rollins CbH«$ football this morning against tho protests cago Wednesday.
A ipounts for th«, premier sim
in the history o f the department.
a harem, a rear one.
'Y ^
I
of his wife who said he.AVaa »ufet away with it? ovehta o f tho New York season.
J e of t!!0
ich he «">»W ar«l eleven will hrin f Us 1926 grid senscoun♦
i
tavolva,
The
Army
coaches
think
a
let
mnuy fduties.
.th" mo,lt imP°rt«iit Of his. on to a close here Thanksgiving fering from influeniai • Soon aft down after major contests was re ties, Nassaii, St.
‘fdl6VHW*’M f¥¥' " . 6a * e 2’5Q0 iumpers.^ufUgts and •m“
i®val,
er ho went to his disk he anfferod
mount,,
draft!
coach'
and
Madison, Alachua
that he, personally, already
Day wit ha game with Blftoingotbm- fa b
sponsible
for
the
unsatisfactory
n
fainting
spcH
and
was
dead
Kxpressions of* sorrow ' wAr» ‘ hanwBouthern,
bla, Martin
nd immortality. He had saddle horses from all sections of
Bfnninghum,
Leon,
showing
against
Ursfnus.
The
when physicians reached him. ,
and on rop
hack to earth to lead ho the country will pass the judges remmon today among the business
“ I what proqlwa to Ufl one of
Cadets
had
little
scoring
punch
Preparation for the •publication
•M
when t*w., wer0 He harden ft)llt<lt
td righteousness. Coriso- before the show ends on Saturday m " V,f t,lp
0n
■"<* i®. I f M i}* .
of an afternoon-paper by tha Com and found their line pierced re
Variety o f coni- apprglsed of Col. Knight'./ death. tho Tar schcchtle.
The
projecta
will
more fitting that
'-*•
*
peatedly but Jones refused to wor
mercial Publishing Company had ry.
rive them a perpgt■ i 11Proroiaed<ygany thrills, es- Me was popular among nil classes
T~ "
i itii
heaped
additional
burdens
on
the
cavalry nnd his death is considered a gbenf tiJ e ’ thn?,!08- Vt!l‘
n of the felic ity 1
i 1? ' f f COnd
ouraens on tne
e<? the crgpk
,
time the two i n s t i t y ^ ^ v ^ io c k - |nationally known editor and pub
of, several rtatibns
datfnnn perform
re for -—
them
? What
llu,e
........
— .,
----- in loss to the city.
cd horns on
Arcndia— DeSoto county raising
" tbo
1Back |libber who recently announced that
Ini of ser
now they would be In the
8tunf ri«iing
tt Sur: i: :n‘r
b'H w*How and in 1921 the Tars n oiei nut Y«J to his company would issue tho Even- bumper crop of potatoes this year.
•4 .frAsv%
when the thunder of the v *ca outfita.
two chddren his mother, Mrs. M.
Green Cove Springs — Green
A feature of the exhibition Jr the A. Knight, of Montclair, N. J., and 0 victory over the POMh i an ing Appeal beginning Dec. 1.
of the night had be#n
Plant Field. Tompa»aa: »]
rftVJBf
pageant o f stage conches in a re
turo
Mr. Mooney was born in Bards- Cove Springs—Jacksonville road
frer land and «ea.
under construction.
J r i* "!,? !'
C' L Jacobson of a Thanksgiving ptoi
ArJ
town
Junctic-n,
Ky.,
September
15,
production
of
the
.sJdfo»pl)«ire
of
of Glen Ridge,, N. J., and Mrs. C. tta r Ofiffith. now) » L
g*U* Amusement
t of 1H65.
lie is survived by his wldoutskirts of the colony the exrly nineteenth-tonfury. A L. Shipman, of Maplewood, N. J. Tampa, dropped 4 field
ovor j ow, who was Coronne G’Sell O’Con- editor of the pnper. It was soon
established a big amuse- one man gig, owned and driven by ino mother, and each of the siB- the hnf frorh the 48 yard lit
a in which he t*rs, together with their hnsharids, lost ta-,
T l ' T ? 111 tbo "? r ° r Fine Bluff, Ark., and three apparent to his friends that
the
last two minutes of play to de- children.
double duties of his position were
JTrough it he rode in a pa- rode from his home in Montkello nre enroute to Sanford r„r the
II.- took over the office of pres- supping hs physcal strength.
rdBS in funeral. c:nr| Hartdegen. « broth cideltlie l!t2l struggle in favor of
lUM-rnrlined car, monarch *°. .V1'5 , Continerftnl Congrdfu
surveyed.
The colony Phllndolphm in 1770, will be dis- er of Col. Knight'a widow, is also me "irs alter, u soe-saw contcsi. ident „ f the Commercial Publishing
Mr. Mooney’s general health in
N E X T DOOR TO T O W B li'B
placed.
je.ii, the Panthers ajH-pur ( , npany about three years ago recent months, however, had ap
<in ni« way hort*.
Ifstments whiih prospered,
“ )rf>,Td 1'.’ eVon tho !M'" r" "tninuig the duties o f managing peared to be good.
coffers became full.
The funeral is to i,e held Wed wi#K
with tho Tar*. Pliey have present* J__
LU taught his followers not
nesday afternoon at 3 ..'dock i». ed a strong offensive in Southern
re in death. If n member
the First Presbyterian Church un Intercollegiate circles, while th-- |
was u rign that he had
due tho anhpices of the American Tnrs have struggled through a dis-1
r Jl %
[tsustly. “ nd his fellowlegion Rev. E. D. Brownlee, as- nstrous season, losing to aijvcrnl ,
iwbuid have nothing to do
sifitil by Rev. Mortimer Glover, S. I. A. A. members.
,'
hPOfly. which was buried
TA LLA H A S S E E , Fla., Nov. 22. chaplain for the Legion, will have
Conch James L/O fr, (if Rollins, I
oniecrated” ground in tho — (JP)—J. H. Tench, rote expert charge of thb chui-li sc rvicc-i
Ubit m
is planning to selld, hit) strongest
the Gwitiles.
For the
■, n m
u
.
|• , r tho Florida Railroad Commlslinuip
against
the
Panthers
while
ivld
•f D»vM members believe i sion and IC.
Hoskins
- »S.. Hoskins
traffic
enthusiasts of Rollins declare the j
Xte-.desri'rnluntH o f one i __________ .,
~
j manager o f the Tampa lroard of
rivalry between' the tvyo schoots
. 4: J
bl the loet 10 tribes of
|trade, were to appenr iO"Atluntn
ir X K m
C a s e s 1" '111 t'r” r,ir towahl instilling a '
tfMgcdy, howover, not
I toddy before the S o u t l ^ f r i e g h t
______
I greater tight into tho Tar eleven. \
juft;:
''a js what the modern
|
rate committee to protejfc’ igainst
tall Jewish,
alleged attempts to raise rites on
—(A1)■
'
“it Africa protcctomtjfh Island
transcontinental canned goads to
Ion with death there
today
I
landed
down
E
o
n
s
'
'
Z
I
-*?noUIU'
that U ba“ no " ubMI points In Florida south'oTjacklie debt.
Ors in the House of
fee
ting
Orange
and
Pinellas
conn1
sonville, and on the Seabodrd Air
ties.
i
A bleak dot of land o ff the
Line Railroad west of River Junc
.re of Michigan, "High Is- tion.
Th<* court affirmed !ii<- judgment!
owmed by the colony. To
of the circuit court for Orange'
R.
Hudson
Burr,
chnirmnn
of
nd a number of membera
'ounty in tin- ruse of W. II. Me- ’
nt after they had been in- the railroad commission, declared Rainey nnd J. N. Bradshaw, plninthat
it
is
the
third
time
since
the
into the famous "lottery
titfs in error, F. E. C. Langston, I
and some of them, it is world war that an attempt hus dcfendiuit in error. The case in- 1
been
made
to
raise
the
rates,
and
itever returned. High
volyed an alleged breach of con- !
10 fsr as is known, never that, if successful (it will be in tract for sub-division road work.
jurious
to
every
city
nnd
town
if
investigated.
The case of Susan W, Kemp, ct
ht the colony wejit smooth- reference below the line running
[fh, however. There Ip a cast and west of Jacksonville to “ I* appellants, versus Roy S. Hannn nnd wife, a suit for thc parti
(itsurant for the members, River Junction.)
tion of certain lands, appealed
•
E meat is nervexl— all aro
froth Pinellas county, was a f
III. There are sulphur
firmed.
hrith therapetuic quafitles
frounds, and many non— :---- i a * > • '
1pay well for tire, privilege
: them, the whole colony, in
PARIS, Nov. 22— 1^ ) —Storms,
s'sort of glorified amuse- with scarcely a lull l^tween themi
n mil health resort, and are ruvuging southwestern Europe.
business dtoch year,
Port!- on both tho Atlantic und All ladies in Sanford will mins
Mediterranean coasts nre filled it if they don’t follow (lie
tof thc World
if n "
r.|-c
W^Cavid members, how- .with battered vessels. The fish- crowds to
their itidulgesico In ,nK; industry ia at a , complstal
« like liasebai],' bo- Btnfld»tij). - THo RlViora Jigirin hns
Ive.. ordained by God flwttcred'badly. <■
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world, nnd for tho most
^
w>»vc pwept bules of mer
serve our ice cream. Pure
y simply and frugally. r‘l,m<bse from the wharves at
ami file still are de- • ^larselles, damaged the roast road
nnd delicious cream is plens*
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r
r
i;King Ben, full of eonfl- nm* *toPP^d the Deration of the
ing to the p^jfnte at all times,
I’kim and aeccpting his de- strf?^ Cli r3- A wireles* communit thc ehargea brought, cat' on P«P*««-up from tfie SpailAh'
but our crcarti on Thanksgiv
*ro brought by emmis- 1stcnmo>‘ Santa Poln, Mid tho ve8«
ing will be a feast Indeed. If
They beliove him stiI wa“ in ‘B«tfesB fivo miles o ff
11s them that tho end Pa,0Ri
hnd lost her prbpejfl! you huve never tried it you do
$3.60 nnd $4.00 values
New arrivals, $8.00 values
rlil is night. Thc fact ,cr antl wnH in nee,< of h^PSale
Price ................
not know how ^pod ie.o cream
twice hue set a date for ’ ,Thc K.hone nnd mo>t of the othBf
Sale Price ....:....... ;........
to be disappointed, is dis- r'.vprs in southeastern France nre
can really be. ’Phone orders
by the explanation that i r' l,' ng raPllbypromptly filled.
r« made n typographical
T *le
canton of Tlciinh has
$3.60 and $4.00 values
A A A P
29c values, good assortment
|been visited by n gale, nccompan.Stile Price ...................... y m l t v t f
Sale Price ................ ..... ' />■,
take long acquaintance ' ic(l by n (Je,u*e of rain which last.skill in gunglng charac-10'1 24 hoursThe riVer* ro^
mile King Bun fairly. But' HW^tly nnd flomled tho vnrinjis
20c values.
$1.50 values.
A A
J n
Phone 034
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» the prosperous colony • lnl<ori
Sale
Prico ..
Sale
Price
......................
A
1ta&sjili-ring the size of its
Weddings
have
dropped
o
ff
more
nne fccjJr. compelled
than sixty percent in the South
m much:
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15c values.
■b whiskers and nil, is a Wales coal fields since the disjmto
$3.00 values
04} Q A
of tho niinera dnd mine owners'
Sale
Price .s
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#culive of High rank.
Ah#- -,TSale Price ............. t y M p & U
threw more than a milfiop mijn
MlifoLRiAi.ic vmn ATiM ivnnhr a v r m
~
HlkNf l l ’
Mtom" is meeting a out of work- last May.
Formerly valued at $3.5p.
1,1
sew
Ullirrr
PWious welcome in Paris
I . W . ’i
...
Former values $3.50
Q fh A P
Sale Price
........... ,
Charleston. Thtf danco
Sale Price ..............j-,..... f Z t t / D
-ulimittcd to s«rvcrations.
W A R N I N G ! ! ForDessert A,
The That^f- ■
to A tten d
La Camille Corsets
JULLKY RECOVERED
Before
. N ^ ^ ' YO RK) Nov. 22— (IF)__
Tho cdlors o f sem inations formed
a 'Wvid background for the millfContinued From Page One)
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M: Jc>11 •
m
4*?h * nd Pomp o f the -list chapter of thc H m k
Walton
National; Horse Show opening to Iwague, and
was elected its first Blraingham-Southeni/Feels
day at Madison Square Garden.
Stornis Afe Ravaging
Southwestern Europe
You A r e Cordially Invited
f,
'Kfirt
Passes 'Away
After Slwirt Illness
Supreme Court Makes
Decisions in 2 "
S.rainol« Syncopalm*
Adm,»,i«„_si.oo pfr co-pi.
For Your t’unv C’hild?ii_____
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Florida Experts Are
In Atlanta to Protest
Against Freight Rates
D A N C E
it Are You Doing!!
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f f e l M t h e h irrlc in e
at t h . ^
boom, notMng tHst has happened in, many, month,
as such a distincl shock or has so seriously affected thii
ttt^OM Oftioe of, the community as the report spread dfi'.the streets late
U 4l ttrf AM Of
_ «a
. ^ *': ;j,
last night, o f the pasting o f one o f Sanford’s foremoat c iti
zens, I t was like a blow in the dark and the entire dty>W u
r
s tu n n fd / v .^
H ATH
.
Iltlon
11.00.
«,w_« MJ> Montna—9l.lt.
msSfsE
mV
» All o b ltu rj
nfe*. resolutions
f • » ttrlftfui» u 'wkVr«
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JM/ftf ,the .use for ren*W» dlapatehei
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lO 'tbU M p ir and alio (he
f t ' pub)[abed herein. t
SSifX oa(
loo of •pedal
ara aleo reserved.
|¥,. JIOV. I t , 1926
ru T roK M
— r a i lv ;
at taafarWa fraat
ud
Don’t Begin
liar raata ta JaHriaa.
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Scarcely anyone knew he had been sick at a ll; no one knew
it was serious. A sandspur which left a mark no bigger
than a pin prick caused infection and blood poisoning set in.
It seemed incredible that so small a wound could result in
the death o f one apparently so strong and Well.
Identified with every worth while movement; doing his
duty to his country, risking his life for his fla g; sacrificing
his time fo r his city, a leader o f Rotary and Chamber o f
Commerce; a Mason and an Elk, a good-fellow among men;
an organizer of the go lf club and the Izaak Walton League* A
sportsman; promotor o f San Lanta, a developer; president o f
the Title Guaranty and Mortgage Company, one o f Sanford’s
most successful business men; he was active to the point
where men marveled.
J
In the death o f George W. Knight Sanford hail lost one
of*f its
most valued citizens.
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n.
fdUMhla- :**
w O aaeL
d
war.
at, teaals w arti,
“ No, I am not a dealer! I am a user . . . it made
a bum out o f me. Look at that arm ! . . . from
the needle. God, I pity the poor sucker that uses
s.
it !”
Words that fell from the lips of an addict standing before
a department of justice agent. For fourteen years he had
been a slave to drugs. He had been pursued by the govern
ment to serve a year in prison, but he dreaded that year
in prison more than death itself. He could not get morphine
there and when his body called for it, the torture would
be almost unbearable.
So he would commit suicide to escape, to escape capture
and torture. He dived into a river but the strong arm of
u night watchman pulled him out and sent him on his way
again. Fifteen minutes Inter he again tried the water route.
This time a policeman saved his life. "Leave me alone 1 I
want to die— please quit butting in/’ cried the rescued man.
Now he is on his way to a Texas prison to serve a .year’s
sentence. If he lives he may come out u better man. A t
least he says In? will. “ Oh, I have tried to come up,” he said,
“ and 1 will get up some day. I’ve been o ff the stu ff for
nearly a week now.” Hut in the meantime thousands of
others are being started on the same downward path.
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kaiteiae an
festala, a fa rt-
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at
1 '
m f l* t a « n taalirara
aiiura* ( . k « H n m .
•a af
altr
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feeaadffea-
,
aeaaol
*ra1*m
Bi b l e V e r s e f o r t o d a y
IE BOOK O F THE LAW
i.E t r a the priest brought the
before the congregation .
*rfj|<i therein . . . from the
itil midday, before the
_# women, and those that
I .Understand; and the earn of
pebple were attentive unto
ilk f t the law.” Neh. 8:2. 2.
•r' ,;t— — o-------H * PO PLA R FIELD
are fe ll’d; farewell to
•hade
Irhispering sound of the
This victim started out in no worse evil than dice throw
-----cononnade;
|9.Kinds play no longer and sing ing. Then the thrill o f bigger gambling called him.
He
y ? t a Che leaves,
sought out gamblng tables in regular "licensed” dens. The
1O w e on his bosom their image
race tracks called him. He found himself with a bad crowd.
receives.
i n have elapsed since I
„
Itook a view
favorite field, and the bank
i they grew;
the grata behold they
'laid,
seal that once
lai m y ■eat
a shade!
bird has fled to another
it
hassle afford him a
in from the heat;
where his melody
led me before
(with
lowing
no more.
A “ friend" showed him the “ stu ff” and taught him to use
it. He liked the sensation. It helped him to forget his wor
ries over his losses. He used it more and more". Finally
he could not get along without it. He was a slave to the
habit.
The government spends millions each year attempting to
check the narcotic evil. Agents are fa r more active against
drug peddlers than bootleggers. Morphine, heroin, opium is
a recognized evil, even among government’ officials. An
attempt 1b made to enforce the laws against the importation
and sale o f drugs. But in spite of this activity on the part
o f the government, the lure of gold attracts thousands to
the business and millions o f dollars worth of the stu ff is
sold e#ery year.' •
If
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^ fu g itiv e years are all husting
1st ere long lie as lowly
hey,
at ja y
and a
^JS at my head,
I another such grove shall arise
Stfl ln T ts steifd.
&s
»
change both my heart and my
fancy employe;
J
tJDn the fra ilty o f men and
___V#d as we nre, yet our
. pleasures, wo see,
l a atlll shorter date, and die
S’”1
: soOner than we.
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'.-i—W. Cowper.
11 O'
r
trimming Harvard, twelve
l,th e Yale Bulldogs may be
14 have had a successful footIfgwspn.
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1th Che meeting of the state
more than four months
lorida paragraphers will
pickins’’ until April.
-------- o-------has been perhaps the bigt Season for upsets in football
|i» hjbtory o f the game and for
it wouldn’t be amiss to
q Georgia victory over
on Thursday.
------- o-------hurt in Sanford recentilia car hit a street sweepitly Sanford motorists
ime used to those new
i.—Jacksonville Timesin; New York lleraldi “ State ’Gas’ Tax Possible
I f they have reference
of gas that we have in
can see where some of
lltidans will have to folilldge’s example or “ go
ferican Legion
post of
»W proposes a game hero
tty* Un iverslty o f Florida
bon. Such a game would
jfcttmsndoua crowd and if
“ r promoted would reersdlt to Sanford and
lonnaires.
waiting eventualities
t o f -a letter adIlty: Substantial”
i f short o f an exth e js g l.U tu jre w lll
fiuhjr
m
took* foo d
here on Tu
o f Tennessee has
II be a wo
fOf
H atton . T •o two
elevens s(
enough
- t
:otv .';.
isty
4&V . v
Nobody wants to be a drug addict. Nobody wants to be
a slave to a habit which he knows will sooner or later make
u jibberlng idiot out of him before it kills him. W hy then
ure the peddlers able to find customers? It is because the
weak-willed start on the down grade so gradually they do
not realize it.
A young fellow begins by hanging around soda fountains
wasting his money on punch boards. He throws dice in
the back alley with a stranger he hast picked up in a billiard
parlor. He goes down to the racetrack where he meets a
fine man from New York who lets him use his flask. He
gets a couple of good tips. Maybe he wins.
Sooner or later he loses everything he has. He goes into
debt wherever he can. He borrows from his friends. He
steals, a little at first, but more as he needs it. His worries
begin to plague him. He can’t sleep well at night.
A
“ friend” suggests heroin. One time can’t hurt him any.
And he won’t use it more than once, or twice.
That’s tho way it goes, Down! Down! Down! Until he
loses his wretched body in the river!
-------------------- O----------------S T R IC T L Y FRESH EGGS nre now bringing sixty-five
cents a dozen. So laments the Mount Dora Topic. Can you
imagine it, ye housekeepers of Sanford? Eggs selling for
sixty-five cents a dozen and no farther away than Mount
Dora? And why, the thought occurs to us, do eggs sell for
sixty-five cents in Mount Dora while they bring ninety cents
in Sanford. "Poultrymen are making handsome returns on
their investment,” continues the Topic.
I f they make a
handsome profit at sixty-five cents, what do they make at
Ainety? Or are the grocerH making the additional profit?
In all fairness we ask it, merely as an innocent bystander?
The Topic should feel relieved that it can buy eggs so
cheaply.
Raa It
t S t C ta Do It
B T 'A R T H U R B R I8 B A N B
fcawrtisst nw . fer »ttr c4afc
F A S T T R A IN S on the Santa Fe.
Southern Pacific, and Union' P a.
cific, now travel from ChieAgo to
the Pacific ocean in 03 hours, sayjn s the greater part o f a business
day at the western end.
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The faster time take* you by
daylight through hundreda o f miles
formerly unseen at night. That’s
more important than the time sav
ing.
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Santa Fe's fast train “ The Chief”
omwhich thin is written, under the
new schedule, shows the wonders
of Arisons by daylight. The wise
traveller will cross the continent
by one road and return by another
— tickets can be made to read that
way.
W H AT DO one hundred and
fourteen million American people
know about Arizona, one o f the
moat magnificent o f the 48 states?
Part of Arizona a 10 feet, and part
of It in 10,000 feet above sea level.
It include" every sort o f climate
except tropical humidity.
From the enr window you get
the outline of seeing America first.
You see gigantic peaks that were
once tho eruptive cones o f vol
canoes. The latest
models
of
American cars run beside the track,
with the ruins of the oldest pre
historic monuments in America for
a background, you pass gold and
silver mines, quarries of onyx and
marble, and at Flagstaff you see
piles of lumber that tell how eager
ly big forests are being changed In
to dollars.
TH E OI,D Spanish friar Marcus
de Nizn, first white man to enter
thin state, came in 1639, and guid
ed Coronado in 1640. He would
find tens of millions o f acres in
this stale just as he first saw them.
But other parts, the important
growing cities, Phoenix, Prescott,
Blsbee, Flagstaff, Jerome, Douglas,
Globe, Temple, Tuckaon, Winslow,
all connected by puffing locomo
tives and rushing automobiles,
with flying machines carrying the
mail above would surprise the good
monk.
THE M OTTO'of Arizona is “ God
enriches.’’ A better one could not
have been chosen.
There is wealth enough in this
state ' hidden and undeveloped to
pay all the debts and ail the war
squandering! o f all the nations,
amounting to hundreds of billions
of dollars.
Here it health and peace on these
high lands, for all the suffering of
the earth, and opportunity for all
the energy and ambition pent up
in great eastern cities. It Is the
ruins, Indian pueblos, painted des
ert, petrified forest, and, what no
other state or nation can claim,
tho Grand canyon. Ix>ok one mll^
down into that canyon, and you
will think thereafter in a world
of larger dimensions.
«•
See Arizona, nnd all of the west,
south and east and north, all of
this wonderful country.
GEORGE STERLING, Califor
nia poet, who committed suicide at
67 wrote “ I am grown weary ot
permitted things,’’ and adds, “ rath
er by dusk for Lilith would I wait,’’
etc.
Tho trouble with this age, is
weariness, of "permitted things.’ ’
And the trouble Is not confined to
poets. The pig iti weary of his
pen, cow of her pasture, the young
man of his job, some young girls
of decency and restraint. However,
the “ permitted things” will con
tinue to rule.
The pig is better o ff In his pen,
the cow in her pnsture, the man
at his job, the girl with chaperone
and the 67 year old poet as far
away ns possible from “ Lilith by
dusk.”
Portable Phono|
Spend your money fw fl
Oil, Tires and Tubes, Aik
sories, Phonographs i g ]
Radio, Flashlights to* |
Batteries, etc and gtt til
ulars on the Free Phcnan
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Hines 3
Filling: Stat
1113 Hanford Are.
A DATE TO REMEMBER
L A K E A N D LEDGER
Georgia well may put down No
vember 17, 1920, as an important
date in her history as a common
wealth.
Alleged members o f a
mob thnt lynched a white man
charged with murdering a woman
were sentenced to prison for terms
ranging from four years to life
for the alleged ringleader.
Never before, we are advised and
well-can believe it, haa a lyncher
been sentenced In Georgia )g cer
tainly none ever drew a life sen
tence. Perhaps it is the first life
sentence ever passed fo r such a
Crime, in the entire south. Several
months ago, North Carolina imprUphed fo r long terms a number
of men who attacked and mutilated
a , taflE charged with an offense
|a woman, but who was nevfbr it, as testimony was of
kslcst character.
I,..-,, b y . little-respect for law
is being drilled into hoodlums who
woulcf take the law of tho land
into their own hands nnd exercise
tho power o f life and death. They
have disgraced the south for many
years, but their reign Is approach
ing an end when a southern state
sends a mobber to prison for a life
term.
I f this Georgia decision does not
slow down other Georgia anarch
ists in their lynching activities we
shall bo surprised. The impact of
the sentence is somewhat lessened
by the fact that the mob’s victim
was a white man, but it may herald
the day when murderers o f negro
es will suffer a similar fate for
while mobbing a man is murder,
yet the fate of a criminal at the
hands o f lynchers Is sometimes
of less interest to a commonwealth
than the mob’s violation o f law, a
deed that unsettles all law and
order an^i makes for ab«jp anaj^chy
in any community,
Mobs who lynch accused men—
and sometimes innocent men— not
only lynch human beings, they
lynch the law, without which there
would be no safety and protection
for life and property.
Notice to Taxpayers
M
N
City Tax Books are now q
for payment of City Taxes,
count of 2 per cent allowed
taxes paid in November and;
per cent discount on taxes
in December.
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Ellen Hoy,
City Tax Collector,;
S
FED UP
JASPE R NEW S
I f there Is any one
than another that tho
sick and Hired of,and
to nwtr the bursting
“Silent Cal” Cogidge.
thing more
people are
fed up on
point it is
It baa always been generally
understood that the head was the
particular member of the body that
should do the talking. Of course,
if the’ head is dumb the hands per
form this function with signs, but
President Coolidgo has neither—
head nor'hands.
Thd President is the supposed
head of this nation nnd there hove
been hundreds of times since^Coolidge boeame President that he
should speak up and say what's
what,Lbut he had nothing to say.
His Republican friends have tried
to make capital of this weakness of
the President by dubbing him “ Si
lent Cal” and reminding the coun
try that "B still tongue mokes a
wise head.” '
A few days ago Queen Marie of
Rumania sat at President Cootidge's right hand at a dinner. She
was t?he first reigning Queen ever
to be entertained at the White
House state banquet. The papers
were full of what the Queen wore
and what she had to say but the
President said not a word. M y ;
God I the President must have been
humiliated beyond measure. His
Republican friends were humiliated
too, but they didn’t want anyone
to know it, so they hid behind a
smoke-screen by telling us that
the President believed in listening
and that’s one reason why he is
President.
No, no, Dear Alphonso, listening
never made u King, Prince, Poten
tate, nor even a President,
If
Woodrow Wilson had been sitting
at the head of that banquet table,
he would have asked Queen Marie
one thousand questions, and when
the dinner was over he would have
known more about Rumania than
Silent Cal knows about New Eng
land. The same thing could bo
said of Teddy Roosevelt.
.
Queen Marie would have returned
to her home with a knowledge of
the fact that nt the head of the
jmvernment of the United States,
tnere was a man.
The country is fed up on Cal
Coolidge.
Deal the cards.
TH E REV. Dr. Ruinsford tells
a gathering of hin former parish
ioners, “ We arc gradually giving
up belief in n God who relieved
Himself by reversing His own
natural order and working mira
cles.”
That means gradually giving up
religion, of which hell, miracles,
nnd reversing natural laws are
--------------------- 0 --------------------A L L TH ING S W H ATSO EVE R ye shall ask in prayer, be an cssontlal part. Raising the dead,
casting out devils, and similar
TAMPA TRIBUNE
lieving, ye shall receive.— Matt. 21:22.
achievements are necessary to im
------------------ —0 ------------------press the primitive mind seeking
Thomas A. Edison, passing from deafncNH ns nn asset, protecting
relief from thought.
inventive wizardry to prophecy, is him from hearing things he didn't
always interesting. He has become want to hear. People who want to
the leading American sage. Here hear the pleasant sounds may yet
T
H
A
T
’S
PU
TTIN
G
it
mildly.
T A M P A TIMES
Madame Kollontai, believes In “ a is his latest outgiving, as recorded overcome the unpleasant by direct
Hchool
o f love,” and that school by an interviewer in the Forum: attack instead o f surrendering to
Members of the Tampa police de stockade in recent months.
Cities in the future will be noisi them.
“ requirei great delicacy o f soul,
One flagrant case which has
partment, upon whom falls the
er
than ever, but we .shall become
dissension attentive tenderness and phycho- able
L’ xL — — the racket by being
burden o f enforcing ull city ordi aroused considerable
logical'
wakefulness
among officers Is that of an al
ened to it.
morel
nances, Including those which cover leged drunken driver, arrested sev
The woman o f today, says this
problems will be
Clt]
liquor law regulations, are waxing eral days ago' after the machine Russian lady, “ feels that marriage solved
policemen, but by. enhot over the attempt of City Com In which he was riding had collided Is a shackle even if it is an infor gineem* ,4
will be Kxpresa
Famous last lines: "W ell, now
missioner S. L. Lowry to have his with another on Seventh avenue, mal marriage without external streetith and
ssed cross streets. the car’s paid for, don’t you think
bonds.”
now liquor ordinance adopted by severely Injuring a woman occu
'will , be .reeltriefced we need a washing machine ?”
S k y e **
tho commission.
pant of the second car. This wom
And the M W woman nukes more because,
rglng great mass'
Declaring that no such an ordl- an was carried to a hospital, and is demands an her lover thin did the es of
v a t one tin
A ll the world’s a stage and all
nace la needed, in view of the fact still bedfast as a result o f her old fashioned woman.
She can caufce
jfcdndastion of
the men and women merely dial
that the preeent law governing Injuries. The prisoner was released forglve s a y alights, even infidelity, and transportation.
twisters.
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uor violations authorises fines of after paying a 910 fine In police which the oM fsshionod woman
'.will be utilized as
City
id sentence* o f 90 ’ days In court. He could have been given could not forgive, but aha forgives land'
8 peaking of Marie’s train, one
the limit of 9500 fine and 90 days no ■llgM ’ ttn ter spiritual ego.
A
rnt appropriately
appronrii
hi Jail, but Instead was turned out
It wUl be hariI for the new man will
shout “ They’re
problem o f man- mign
t lni f prom t support
su
from 'th e after paying this nominal fine to to keep up with new woman. This agemant da
business now does, o f f ! ”
,mujnlcipal court.
run wild with his automobile again. Madams RoUomtai will learn from and that)
w ill be efficient ,Jj,
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Instances fere cited by these
Commissioner Lowry's ordinance, British, ^Unch, German, Italian city 11
_
¥
>\i , Famous last lines: “ Let’s drop In
claimants where! ndrunken mo
which, as we understand it, would and Norwegian history that while
fjlftd tn *r* prol
here fo r a bite.
They , say It’a
been let off
'hmy: be “a blg strain on fam illafp
Impose unavoidable jail sentences, marriagaM
o f these !i____ cheap.
tho municipal ju _
on those caught In possession of romanca,? as Jim drift grows pud- But it i t ,
—
_ to have tld
l
contend, dishes out just
liquor, will no doubt meet with stiff
band grows dull, word o f,
and
nt authority to IV■„ ■ ,
V>, I t Is the general
' Today the art oif reproducing
MUwa creates support
resistance every time it lfe present- absence ,
expectations.
7sv£ c ,
‘ among o f "
Valuable antiques has reached such
fid to the city commission, and it a great
itlonJa
The
Ibats*
caught,
married, regard!
jirflt die tr natural d«ath.
opment that the world's greatMen .
* because the no
Jail sentences will do more to elgned t
•xpffts have been fooled occa,neewsary to cept
rb liquor and traffic violations process
in any other j
»C is
•hment
■/Efr&i ■
^ off|cem f
M,
the
u ft (nr#*
For a Better Stucco He
E v e ry element of cbtacijJ
b een tak en out ol
Stucco. Y o u can be null
you r exterior walls will W
a o lu te ly uniform in akf
n o streaks— beautiful Hj
ture. O riental Stucco)
its e lf rea d ily to any
tectural period.
A s k us about
ORIENTAj
STUCO
For Sale By
CHASE & CO.
Reliable Building Supplies
A SAGE PROPHECIES
SEND THEM TO JAIL
ii An Ideal Gift
For Christm
Tom Sims Says
A subscription to The Saiifi
Herald, will prove an excel!1
grift to some friend or rela
er aa a p ftfto m yoi^tmt
rone appi.ee
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MRS. FRED S.%DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
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Activities o f the
Women's Club
MISS MARGARET
DAVIS GIVE DELIGHTFUL RECITAL
By M n . Henry W ight
■pend a fortnight.
"iMrt. Ale*’
the day here Saturday on business. o f Windemere, spent the week-end
here as the guests of Mrs. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Sessions mo J. L. Walker Sr.
tored to Orlando, Sunday where
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mack and two
they spent the day.
sons o f Winter Garden spent the
day here Sunday aa the gueste of
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Roumiilat and
Mrs. Mack’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
chili)ran were among those from J. L. Walker.
Sanford motoring to Orlando, Sun
day.
Mrs. W. Wallace Wright returned
home Sunday evening from Euatla
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McCullor and
where she spent the week-end aa
children and Miss Emma Owen the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John R.
spent Sunday afternoon very pleas MacDonald.
antly In OrlAndo.
George A. DeCottes returned
home Sunday evening from Talla
hassee where he spent several days
on business.
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FOR TEND ER H O T
BREADS
S n o w d r i f t
Churchwell’s Sale
nLATm
‘My Official Wife’
nIs Hostess
Afternoon
Lovers Club
Hate Glass
Breakage
47^ U£ mUm*
•fa brightening
*
guests’ anJ
dog table was laid'
**d centered With
°f chrysanthe-
P«ss«d quickly
J l*te books, while
PM
their
®i dainty fancy.
£?. lft*rnoon the
teilcioua refresh"f creamed chlcktomatoes,
“Pxln pie top» « * « » and coft .
ti ‘.Mlu L <
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$ 1.00
Big Size Blue Plaid Towels
5 fo r..........................
$ 1.00
Occurs quite frequently with a very
heavy replacement loss "resulting.
You as the owner of mercantile build
M u ;*
ings and stores, can carry this impor
tant form of protection at a surprising- f ■BE,
1 y l o w premium, A P L A T E ? Wkv.V'
G L A S S PO L IC Y will replace the "
breakage and eliminate the worry* ^
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Consult our IN SU R A N C E D E
P A R T M E N T , w e will be glad to;
quote rates on all forms of insurance ‘u
protection, Call Chas. M. Pow ell
to-day. Telephone 588.
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“A share of your patronage will: be
‘
appreciated/’
A EH
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Underwear—Muslin Gowns and Step-ins,
values up to $ 2 .0 0 ...
for*,;
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Ladies* Pure
Hose.............................
and.
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Turkey with-
Table of Brassieres .,
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Dolls—big lot—Unbreakable.
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Values up to $2.00,...
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By Mr. Brockhahn
Irving Berlin’s
V "Bine Bonnet"
The social department dancing
fful meeting of tha
chases
are being thorouogbly re
W> was held Frifchonae of Mrs* organized, with a class for tot* In
the afternddns, a ball room clasa
Avenue,
of Urge yel-'
Miss pldtence i
student at Rollins
ter Park,*f>ent the m
with her parents, Mr.
E. McKay.
/
Table of Fancy Linens*
Former values $2.00, for
5 Yards Cretonne,
- . AA
new patterns for ...................................... $ 1 * U U
TUESDAY
Miss Eleanor Evans o f
arrived here Saturday t
guest o f Misa Le Clair*
Mias Lillie Ruth Speaeei
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£
LastTUESDAY
$1 Day
MILAN*
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Lake Mary, Fla.
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Wedneseday, Nov. 24
Amusements
guest of Mias
at hejr home on
S A. E. SJOBLOM
w
lerat io n
Guests of
}. Leonard;
Oriental Sale and
Exhibit
Soiynr
Fresh Meats—Fruits and
Vegetables in Season
■
H o t breads arc always
ll treat* P ip in g hot and
tender, they never fail
to p lease. S n o w d rift
m okes d elicio u s hot
breads because it is a
r e a lly g o o d - t o - e a t
shortening. Snowdrift
is rich and delicate—
It'S os fresh as n e w
eggs and as sweet as
sweet cream.
end
i General Merchandise
5
WARNING!!
t{r
' RESIDENCE
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reita and, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ballard and
Mr. and Mrs. £ L. Walker Jr., . Mies
Hr. and Mrs. W. V. Wheeler left daughter, Ruth of Altamonte, spent and twe children Helen and Alfred df
New
{Sunday for Cuba, where they will
On Saturday afternoon quite a
The many friends of Mrs. Seth
"See Saw," Spaulding, Frances
large
number of patrons and Pearson.
Woodruff will regret to learn that
As the W elfare Department of
the Woman’s Club ia.’chiefly con* friends o f the music pupils of Miss
"Don Juan Minuet," Mozart, My- aha is quite ill at her home on
Margaret Davis attended the pi rdice Eldredge.
Myrtlo Avenue.
eemed
with
community
problems,
:,vill enter*ano
recital
at
the
studio
of
Miss
it
was
a
most
important
meeting
Duet, "Pears,” Coeme, Dorothy
St. Agnes
Mr. And Mrs. Sidney Chase trf
Davis on West First Street.
Marshall, Frances Pearson.
“(m ’HolIy Ave- o f last week that brought the sub
The spacious room was adorned
ject o f 'moving pictures promi
Rending, “ Iloilo House,” Harris, Winter Haven spent the WheU’Mttf
here as the guests of the former’s
jloly Cross nently before the members, and with baskets o f cut flowers anil Eloisc Wynne.
the invited guests, which Invitation ferns, and at the conclusion of the
“ The Cricket," Bilbro, Ralph parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. 0, Chase.
o’clock « t Was extended to all Sanford moth program Miss Davis assisted by Tolar.
Miss Elizabeth Whltner, who ia
ers.
’j
Mrs, C. P. Henderson, served a
"Minute Ancient Style,” Rolfe,
a
senior
at Cathedral School at Or
'Mrs.
R.
G.
Davey,
motion
picture
dainty
ice
course.
Effie O’Cain.
jy ^ lr c ie will
lando, spent the week-end here
The piano selections were
with Mrs. A. chairman, has given a great, deal
"Historical Sketch,” Blake, Corwith her parents Mr. and Mrs. B.
Duet, “ On Patrol," Loeb-Evans,' nelia McRae.
i hotne of Mrs. A. o f thought to preparation fo r’thls
coming together.
She has ,.th6* Elizabeth Methvin, Marion llooli-l “ Slumber Song,” Gurlitt, Alica F. Whitner.
Avenue,
ry will meet roughly familiarised herself with han.
|Harvey.
, Mrs. June Roumiilat returned
b'clock lor the findings and recommendations
“ Violets,"
Smallwood, Hazel! "March,” Hewitt, Juanita Smith'. home Sunday afternoon
from
fr*nd, and Mis- of the General Federation o f W o Harvey.
I "Song of the Pines,” Adair, Cleremont where she spent the
olen's Clubs, and In a brief, presen
“ Full Moon," Mann Zucca, Mary i George Sanders.
past week ns the guest of her son
, meeting of tation tried to show how great an Griggs.
“ Minuet,” Trojelli, Mnrion Hool- and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rou
educational
factor
the
movie
is
In
jjaas of the
“ Waltz,” Wright, Gladys Hen- 1ihan.
enHint.
">ill be held at the life o f the child— Just aa great deTson.
| "Runaway
Horses,"
Bilbro,
in
a
constructive
direction
as
it
is
3 o’clock.
“ Ding Dong,” Renard, Doris Lewis Wright.
G. A. Speer and I). L. Thrusher
in the other way.
Hockey.
1 "Moonbeams," Ewing, Dorothy left Sunday afternoon for a short
In a recent conversation with the
hunting trip.
“ Waltz in F. Major," Cramm, \Smith.
[Jones will enter- writer, Mrs. Davey paid high trib Lewis Wright.
j
Duet,
“
Taloh
Do
Concert,”
EnJher home on Park ute to the promptness o f the show "A Queer Story," Bilbro, June, gleman, Elizabeth
Hines, Miss
A. V, McGuiini of Atlatnn, Ga.,
(o’clock honoring ing o f new films, and to the class
Sharon.
Davis.
formerly of Sanford, is spending
[Spencer, a bride- of pictures shown in Sanford as
this week here attending to busi
compared with the large North
ern
cities
which
she
recently
vis
onary Society of
for young boys and girls frm 7 unThe many friends of Mr. and ness interests in this section.
, will meet at the ited, and in his own address lat il 8 o’clock and after that a class Mrs. Harold Hargon will be glad
er, Mr. Marentette, the local thea for adults. Those who have young to learn that they are rapidly re
Mrs. E. S. Hope of Dunudin and
^ meeting will ter manager, stated that he shows children to enter should see Miss covering at the Fernald-Laughton son, G. Weymnn Hope of Braden
It, tt the home of very few films Indeed that are not Burgess next Thursday and make hospital from injuries sustained ton, spent the week-end in Sanford
for children, to
an, 701 Myrtle suitable
in an automobile accident Tuesday. |as the guests of the former’s sis
.
,, see., ,
especial arrangements with her.
It waa a great privilege to have
--------ter, Mrs. G. Irving Loucks.
|n. Duncan and
evening.
It will be of interest to the Gar'ki a* hostesses, Mr. Marentette discuss the films
es for Thanks* and the picture houses In the most den Circle and to many others to
Mrs. C. L. Parks of Macon, Ga.,
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McKay, and
mothers know that the public library hn3
be given this friendly way with the
Miss Florence McKay, and their is visiting her son and wife, Dr.
present, and some of the facts he |recently added Gridlnnds Manual
guests Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schu and Mrs. Charles L. Parks at their
disclosed were startling. It is hard of latndscapa Architecture and the
ler und Mrs. Hollister oT Orlando, home in Edgewood.
. Circle of the to see how any mother can allow Blossom Circle of tho Year in the motored to DeLeon Springs Sun
[ill meet with Mrs. her child to remain in the movie South, to its collection of Horti day where- they spent the after
house from 6 or 6 o’clock in the cultural works. These two new noon.
o’clock.
meeting of the afternoon, to and through the 9 books are written in popular style,
Mrs. A. P. Connelly arrived home
x Number two of o’clock picture, sometimes falling profusely illustrated and very Monday noon from Washington, D.
ir st 7:30 o’clock asleep In the seats or running lovely. There are many Sanford C., where she spent n fortnight
gardens which should be rearrang with her sister, Mrs. Guy Mauldin,
empie.
This is around in the house.
AH ladies in Sanford will miss
ed
and the illustrations will be later attending the U, D. C. Con
It
is
hard
to
see
how
mothers
can
of the Grand
it if they don’t follow the
suggestive
in
that
particular.
wj|| be initiation. “ park” their little ones in tho
vention at Richmond, Vn.
Mrs. crowds to
movie house for the nfternoon,
Connelly also stopped en rote home
TO MEET NOVEMBER 30
while they go elsewhere, and yet
at Laurens, S. C. where she was the
»y
The regular meeting of the Par guest, of Miss Rosa Gray.
Hour at 10 thsee are some of the things that
nlelpal Library. Mr. Marentette felt could be ent-Teacher Association for the
changed for the better if the moth- Grammar School will be held Nov.
Mrs. C. A. Gifford is moving this
era or some older person would go 30 instead o f this Wednesday as week to Miami, where she will join
with the children.
previously announced.
All mem her husband, who has been em
The number of admisison&' for bers are asked to bear this date ployed in that city for the past
children through a period of nine in mind, and are urged to be two months.
weeks amounted to more thati 8000. present at this meeting as many
Mr. and Mrs. Julius A. Takach
[of the 1922-24 Cetralnly, the children are getting matters of importance are to be
und small daughter, Daphne, mo
**Tolr County Fed- something out of the pttcures, ahd discussed.
tored to Daytona Beach Sunday
Clubs were if only a child could stand up be
where they spent tho afternoon as
entertained Sat- fore a group of hia elders and fcive BRIDGE P A R T Y POSTPONED
his
own
reactions,
it
would
com
tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tim
The
gyening
bridge
have
l it the Seminole
• 1 ■’
of Mrs. John plete an edifying Investigation! Mr. been gfVcn Tuesday evening for th* Da La Haiy.
Marentette is delighted to co-op members of the Social Department
erate toward the ond of getting of the Woman’s Club with Mrs. G.
|kng table was an
come matinees and special features Irving Loucks and Mrs. G. F.
ent of yellow
with the children, and it 1b prob Smith as hostesses, has been post
nams and asparable that some definite plans will poned indefinitely on uccount of the
|alternating down
bo worked out later.
death of Col. George W. Knight.
pink wax
Mrs.
Kelly,
a
new
Sanford
resi
lighted pink
Literature Department
dent added to the pleasure o f the
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schuler and
ind small basWoman’s Club
"flowers. The afternoon’s program by three love ithe latter’s mother, Mrs. Hollister
ly ballads in a charming and sym o f Orlando spent Sunday here as
nk, maize and
the guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
pathetic voice.
3-10 P. M.
in every deThe business part of the after E. McKay.
Japanese
and Chinese Art
FI were yellow
noon was brief and its most im
ksorted candies portant feature, tho election of
Objects
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Maurer
Admission 25c
Mrs. L. P. Hagan to fill the chair Jr„ o f New York arrived here Sat
of the cours- manship in place o f Mrs. Markcl] urday to spend the winter. Mr.
’ contest afford- recently resigned. Mrs. Hagan is Maurer Is engaged in the produce
Tho ques- well known, and much beloved, and business, and he and Mrs. Maurer
L on the place will make an excellent leader for are regular winter visitors.
( the most pro- the Welfare D epartm ent1
i. jJ, Watson reJudge W. Wallace Wright re m
fprfte, a bottle of
The custom of aa occasional turned home Sunday evening from
{■The second prize gentlemen's guest night at the Tallahassee where he has been for
went to Miss hands o f he social department is the past four days on business. He
a survival from the old Welmka left today for DeLand where fie
lighted the guests Club days, and these are always in will hold court this week.
of popular bal- teresting and very happy parties.
neeting of tho The first of these for.th e season
the Saturday be- will be given oa Tuesday evening
tt the home of with Mrs. Fred I. Louek*.khd Mrs,
[(field, and will be G. F. Smith as hogt*4m*, Reserva
i "Mother Goose” tions should he made at once with
Silk
either of thhse ladies.
»id for Mrs. W. B.
The big event for this wa»k will
tsmonte Springs,
*rd of Altamonte be he Oriental art exhibit to bo
h G. Smith and staged by the Literature Depart
*
, i r a t r>, *
^
ott of Oviedo, Mr. ment Wednesday afternoon, from 3
Wakefield of Gen o'clock throughout the afternoon
ii' Heercn, and and evening. Mrs. Anne Van Naaa
Continuous from 1 p. * . to
lam Hostester of Brown, Mrs. A. H. Stone, and
11 p. m.
Mrq,
W.
M.
Scott
hay*
been
inde
Mn W. E. Watfatigable
In
their
efforts
to
secure
laiwell, Mrs. John
Charlotte Smith a really fine showing that would
Conway Tearle, Irene
maintain if not surpass the art ex
***t °f Orlando.
Rich in
hibitions of two previous years,
'
"-k
’
and the greatest success, has come
to them. They will present a dis
' Comedy
play amounting to more than f 1000
"Matrimonial
Blues'*
in value, with the '■ Chinese and
Illustrated Organ Solo
Japanese note predominating.
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�p | # , f N o v t ■w i A / V - P i r i * lerfned Who havo passed—-or rather
who are willing-to- admttrto hav
ing passed—the forty year mark
t i e organising themselves into a
league to defend their interests.
The* main' object of this league is
to find employment for its mem
bers, who from the mere fact of
their age often meet difficulty In
getting positions in office or work
shop. Charities, both public and
private, decline to assist them on
the ground that they ate not old
enough to ceusn work.
Their sit
uation often Is pitiable.
The French foreign office hnr.
just changed its private code for
secret diplomatic correspondence,
because o f an astounding discov
ery made by Premier Poincaro.
‘‘Who is this person ‘Tate’ refer
red to in this dispatch?" the
premier asked a young attache.
"Tohitcherin, Monsieur I.e Presi
dent,” was lim reply,
"And K ik i?" tho premier contin
ued.
“ That’s our code word for
it ft
l-Min,
H 'ucI t - lt)) the
“ eventually"
the jdwitl Of
\ hKs 300 ro6mc
v»htch Are preIy wero built by the
' lerick II, 2BO years
m
~fK
* " •
i-y-’
d~solid.stiver service of
Wf l f o jpiy p wWjffl.IOO years ago cost
11 fortune/ In the work room
l,’ i I ; kU..a rocking horse
,h# J U f p f o ? ft desk chair.
" ,yrw® not writing, ■ was
leftp,back Ip the. saddle and
arid forth ns if riding at
pf; his troops,
bed chamber o f the Into
M i A u fu tta Victoria in tho
)lo papoted with solid mahogSld with preciouo stones,
•t ac'ohotly, in the suit© oejd b y t W la'tO King Edward
iglftnd when he came to visit
ih German relatives, Tho castle,
a priceless historical train •
.la, roughly valued nt f 10,000,9, ; It remains the property o f the
’ ' " “ f io n . w . a th„ trunMati.in „ f
Milam cornea back to
Moumouche, Fnnfnn. Ohoutc, und
will merely have tho
Mouchc— all o f the nicknnmes In
i'M It durlHg his life.
vogue in the protocol.
“ When you refer to me in cede
F Tfcw^champlon cigar smoker of dispatches,” asked M. Poincare
the province o f Ifrnovor is Kurt “ whnt name do i draw?"
Klajnheinz, a 72 yenr old veteran
The young attache blushed, and
Whet iays ho has smoked since he finally blurted: "Rnrhiehon," TlarbWAs 14. Klcinho.inz won the i i- ichon means in Trance “ the little
gdr smoking “ marathon" nt Sten- bearded one'1 or “ little whiskers."
< dal when he puffed nwny on a five The premii r never cracked .1
inch stogie for two hours 115 min:mile.
The next day however, M.
. litas without relighting. Nineteen
Brinnd, the foreign minister re
S '- younger competitors who smoked
ceived the following note:
m t o * final round of tho proincinl
“ Dear Lulu, please ark your
Cflhtest, exhausted thoir cigars of
'}■ t|U,»amo size, 35 minutes before young collaborators henceforth to
choose their code names from
vatetan.
(Jreco-Ilomati rnytholody
rather
than from their little girl friends.
(T h e .s to r y o f tho purchase, of
Even yours Bnriehcn."
Raphael's famour* painting, the
j&y; Qlnflno Madonna, in the Dresden . Fish are as hard to catch as
needed votes in the chamber of
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1 iftp u aw T THE.
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ws
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i cAUGi-rr -rHiE,
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room .
A Lib i-\E L jo m 'T
of
S H O W M E .W H A T
H E .S (a O T \kk m 3
P o c k e t »•.
EXCEPT AT
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
I TtfOUSkT vcd>
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Do VoO ME AM 70
SAiO VEST&QOAV "WAT
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Artistae Rriatid.
his coun
......
-At
.......
deputits,
for complaining
311011 an expert
try place even
he was
bit
7 A IA > E .'
terly
anglerofafter
his had
both luck—only
as foreign three
Min
gudgeons ns his total haul after
a whole Sunday o f patient east
Q a NK COAJ7JMMIWS
ing.
SEV6RAU DotLADS IH
SMAU.CH AAt«e
“ Three years ng<V sighed the
manifold premier and cx-Premicr,
"Tho fish o f the cure wero falling
for my flies and worms with beau
tiful regularity. Hut then at that
time, I was only a private member
of Parlimont. And now, that I
have become a minititer again —
well, all tho fish seem to have
Fined the opposition. How much
they resemble politicians."
Tito overcoat of Raymond Poin
—
care, the premier, wore to the in
v Moro than 300 persons took the
auguration of the Canadian stud
dentil! full “ grape cure’’ at Had«iti-Rader. . snd with surprising ents' hotel, a con mony attended by j
j President Doiintergue and
the |
tftdgltt-rivd'irin? results. The cure
C o n s L t o f ''itroral v nf *r baths ] Prince of Wales, wan the very uni- 1
\xw\mv. v o ? \(\v\ yast
f cau 1 <srt ot» wo
fiml n Diet nr nothing l"it red or Imdinicnt of the premier's policy of
■’" 7 16 Kty «OOMO*1WAIK
AStottW
O
A
rigid
economy.
Obviously
a
rcailyjiraiK i t mi '• >» h ithin'*
A lO O lO M 't VOO
To
U T T it Bfl.nW fc
tyiao is i'.'>*l ■ The I’ ldy " ns Mn" 1nmdo affair, it must have dated
tAURPWY ?Trffe
A1.0*0b v#o\Trt tAt
OOCTOW YAtD \
tint ill tho -ion wont *'h ii'*rh its freni M. Poincare's fitsrtr jirentCOUU>.
1,11)0 potttds, elicit person c W * ..•rrhii) in I'.HJ, am! its velvet col
fr •m i'< ur to s e en pounds n day. lar und cuffs were noticeably fruyVine preitoes were st hand for cd nt the edges.
Always a : intplo dresses, M.
Jti'," .those preferred to drink the juice.
,*. *•
Poincare clings to the old fashion
tj ; ’
---------ed high puteiit Irnlhtr buttoned
' I Dw'i'.V Whi!tlmrt ■'* *’ 'tv Yorl
rime!!.
Spots mean nothing in
IilA'bst n<*
h. • delist i’! Rerlin
his busy life.
The waist coat of
v.'hifh e
•■'«•'■*..it wl,'**h wen t'
his*
evening
dreau
is old fushioned
tiea'-tr. of Hu* fltrmnn riditors. Re
black, not the modish white. Ilis
ipning
with
three
Brahms
numf
ws, .Fhittin'rton proceeded by only vestige o f elegance lies in .1
iVvnv o f Srliiibevt*s imt'rnm"t’is to shiny tup lint, which he dons only
|lhi,,,P‘ I*‘»v t itn mobile by-Carl Marin on formal occasiont;. ^ The rest
>,ti V'eber the hundredth nnni- tho Unto he sports a fuzzy little
iV«)rtmry of whor? death is now ho- felt hat, usually cocked rakishly
rji*if observed by Wetter festivals over one eye.
Marsha! Pa tain is spending smic
.;A>ro’iffhout the country. The. fact
hat tha American also remembered of his time in the pursuit litem-,
hi# anniversary seemed especially lure. “ LeSnldat" (The soldier) t'
to pleas* his llatanera. The socond subject with which tho marshal I
lilftlf of Whittington’s program was
{.taker, Up with compositions o f Cho^pl" who is n great favorito in Ger- the finishing touches to.
;. Jj,* Tho, Aaaocintlon of Pruwiun juf
POt GoTT^ ^aTe_ WxTH
Paul Bourget, tho prominent)
; rlsta, which tho republican press French writer, hoe rend tho first i
(tLt Bir PicdFuHD , p.no tTV *50rr \b Too IT in f —
hni ropoatedly accused of monar- part of the work, and pronounces I
I'V'E
ocfT
I
odt
i chistle leaning*, has como out it a mnuterpioco.
W ‘{hqttaroly in favor o f tjio repnltlic.
Both Marsitals Joffre and Koch
r'Tnc ffrolutions unanimously ndopt- are members o f tho French acad
L^d.ftt tho association'll recent con- emy, a distinction which has mu
TV
7vintion
In Kasscll emphasized
yet been bestowed on Marshal I'u-1
, jt among other things that it watt tho
tain.
Hit. friends hope the "I.e-'
ty*. o f every jurist to rerpect
indent" will open the gatos of the
strengthen tho woimnr eon^,1. yltiUop." Tho fuct that ninny states imniorlals tc* the hero of Verdun. I
Aviators have adopted their own I
li'> rt to it ,virtually every property setthe
little church arountl the cor-1
■{.^f'tlem^nt suit brought against them
by form er ruling kings and princes nor of the aviation fields ut l.e|
The church of l.oilon-l
*bu,Alti|*\ bocn tho hums for munv at- Bourget.
on tho judges, many of whom get, next to tho famous flying field
to the not Lh c l Paris, possesess u
nationalist leaders.
collection of relies of two wars.
Ainon its precii-uu troauurv.i are ih■>
cross of Hie legion o f Honor and
medals v l Guyemer, the French ur*
hero of tliu late war. Ilia comrade
dorniu nttd Count Thudeus Oslormeski and others* who fought f it
) t V f YO R K , Nov. 22.— (7P)—
Franco in tho ni raro also remem
>CT#t* from the West and
bered.
Following a custom in
I irUl nominate William Gibbs
vcjuo along tho const where fish r p p —
fo r the Presidency in 1928,
W h a t *o n o a
believed by Kdwin T. Merc- ermen give models o f their boats
ns
votive
offerings
to
be
hung
in
CANDY YOU
ftary o f Agritulturo in
eATfN; BENNY *
the churches, visitors havo given
admiuiiti^ition. ‘
model
airplanes
to
tho
church
of
At Smith of Now York
'r
i V i l l be eliminated a » a possibility LoBuurget.
Besides
tho
souvenirs
o
f
the
late
A “ byjtpijt adoption o f a dry plAtfOrm,
war aro others o f 1870-71. I.eI, Meredith’s opinion,
■New York-World, .an ardent Bourget was uttackad by tho Prus
aupportor, regards Mera- sian troops us they , ,closed in
'ditk^a pronouncctnent as a move to nrotthd Paris, and IQ fictes was
e mom<
re- the fighting that lifo rd encounters
' VH4V
A *y*J*
1»U ot*cir
urth took plaCo within the vCty walls
mi m ■
o f 'tHa little church. W "
*
^:-3j%TfrL'MIft.V
been * iiy.fi' : . .
naw
»*a he
to bo
tith
ha3 been pieced together
id&
t ,‘(• gAilcrj'
wnit
>V. fdthn first
to thesays,
satisfnc-j
<”:■/
St’mbal
of time
Ilresden
was
tJpng o*.f In
historians.'
Thethen
pninting,
for the.
fahuof Sh^fl.000
roman
settdis,
fiV*‘ tfnich
todny
prireiess.
Dr. Morris
§aT
l" ’ , ‘ nim
S"Oono.
ImSAf
*•’ of King August III, of
it*.-,i
•g-tinted f or IB months
- mon' s of t^e Abbey San
■r’ a*’ ".-,rn, from which the
u,
■ * Ite' st ' n^m" The king
*’ “ * leivt ltn,!nn and Fren'-h
•
*s nn'd to hove prevailed
''r'>foct of Paccnzn to re' '• eH or against the rcV)'*'-?;*'
?* the treasure.
£>‘V 'V
—’'wt duty o f $5,0ni) was
,',7 ’ ‘ - -y- 1
na'nling out of
Italy.
SMAMEOWYOO FOR
TELLIMG AAi MM7RU7U*
TOUR C O iS C lE N C E
AUST BS7R008LtM6
l 6Cfr LOTS' OF MQN6V
SAY 7AAT y o u AAVJEMT
AMY MO/OEV (M youe
BANU T VJMAT DID
YOU DO VJOW A L L
I AADOM&.OSSIEOur a o w &ct; i
aanem t A
peMMVTOAty
p ;
Clear Conscience
IM MV BANkL-BOT I
■Rs-D o s c a h I d i d m t
AANS A C&dT-ME
VtAMTEDTO BOCftouJ
ISA) 7^ PoP-
8EUEYED
voqjl
A AilCRJEU/
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
f
And So It Goes
M A R Y .T H IS I S
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minnhrr.rSi.il.w^t.s'.JALEsiviAN $am
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Call the Date Off
\ WANT THi'i SUIT LET
our
right ttiuAs-i'U&E e>PitA IN HALT AN HOOf^
r>
2 .. W
tr oocMWA ?>L f i t ROY, NOV0*}
l o t o n l y & tfr 10 n iN o re s *
To GET INTO TftftT SOlT.PtNO
tAE tr GAOfBft fit w
fivrz.
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DID Hod LET
rn -suit our
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rillJNominateMcAdoo
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I g— Business Service Offered 48-Horses. Cuttle, Vehicles ,
,md Klala
THE SEM INO LE P R IN T E R Y
FOR SALE, good two homo wo FOR RENT—.7 room furnished
AN SCO CAM ERAS
Ron. M. S. Nelson Box 270, Sun njinrtmont. Apply Horultl Office.
An d b u p p l ie s
C01 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop.
FOR SAl V - a n
^
‘ •'OR RENT Three rooms, bath,
f,
‘
* t' ll un vow, \\. {■
garage all conveniences, prlca
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
tiarner, (iindervitte
•reasonable, adults only, permanent
— Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
...
tl ~T~
- occupants preferred. Apply 819
105 S. Palmetto Avenue.
Phone 49— Poultry and Supplies
: Elm.
346-J.
Ab a te s
Advance
d|| be received
(•Hector sent
I*•!**•*■
‘ j*c • lino
„ Sc a line
l l _ 7e a line
request,
it(8 ore for
lien** .
.,
fewraffc length
FOR SALK Turkeys, 50 cent" per I FOR RENT a garage apartment
SANFORD DRUG CO M PANY
pound Opposite school house a*.
suitable for mnn and wife. En
‘•The Rexall Store"
Pntila. <\ T. Tiller.
quire 2008 Grand View Avenue,
We make a specialty of our prompt
Rosa Court.
filling o f prescriptions and quick hOR SALK
Live turkeys for
delivery.
Thanksgiving,
\V. Spencer.
TWO ROOMS, Kitthemdle and
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Phone 100.
M of 30c for
|a restricted to
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
GOO West First Street
at Phono 441
t t Thu Sanba responsible
t insertion,
or snbsequent
»/|ce should be
ly |n ease of
7 5 — Special*
at the Stores.
JAMES H. CO W AN— All kinds of
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
phone 111.
TISER8
represents live
ir with rates,
IMPORTED DINNER WAR F,
SEE
the
,tion will ff'vo
HODG1NS & COW AN CO., Auto
Radiator and nheet metal works.
Plain and ornamental sheet metal
work. Tel. 7U1-W. 207 French
Avenue,
inn»tion. And
will assist you
want ad. to
fectivc.
NOTICE
iculd sivo their
ct address as
ie number if
21— Insurance
mai l
hard a are
PRONES
56— Fuel nnd Feed
89— Wanted— Real Estate
FOR SACK by Owner, Spanish
Bungalow in desirable residen
tial section. Two bedrooms, bath,
dining room, kitchen, completely
furnished with electric stove, etc.
Price $10,500. $2,500 cash and thr
balance easy. Add runs box 79 earn
Herald.
ESTATE W ANTED
Will buy or trade for your equity | ’ ’u?: T s
v t n . V 'u v ^ .
ol If
Ah
t'xacutrtv of.'”
In any lots in any subdivision ini*'*«d. Mien all partten iiutiniuuI inl>iICntMr. or Willi at*'
Daniels, Deceased. I j i
Soutb
nn«wer!n<r tn
this
the^ following
described
, Hi Florida In
„ nn*wertng
i"|lnn,|M„ In
lul,.r
N p-„||. ,trt.enned.
or'j|
advertisement tell me how much i ■•Mierwlsr. ami nil unknow n parties r
Interest In the foliowing
RKlIIRTRATtOV X a n C B .
you have paid, the balance due, t'laimltm
leserlhed Innils: whlrli land* umi Tlie rteglstrutton Hooka
ot-tH*;,
soka of,
tho lot numbers, nml the location I desrriiieii ns follows: Mi>ulli»nst
It.v of Sun font, Florida, w l R l t B '
o f property, also give vour presuunrtnrt»r fotitiiwest unarter of >l>en Monday.
open .Mondai
.
Jfovemtrar
fth. tfWC.'
l ..
ii
'nr .. „
Sfctlon
S: north half of norttiwrst nml will ctona flaturi
unt nnd home address. Write Box, onnrli-r I,r Hectlun 17. mid northeast JTth.
At tha
B W - B Carp Sanford llerabl.
! quarter « f southwest -mnrtcr of
SPANISH
BUNGALOW — A
charming old world home with
well established
grounds
and
double garage. A bargain at $10,000, Vary little cash required.
linth, attractively
furnished, Bart Nason, Valdez building. Phone
moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 853.
N. Park Ave.
FOR RENT Garage apartment al
so one or two bedrooms. BOG
.Magnolia. Phone 205.
FOR
84— Houses for Sale
I'OR
RENT— Nice rooms nnd
apartments. Ferndaln Apt.
75— Business Blares fo r R en t
ATTRACTIVE room* to rent for
-tores or nfficts nr Pork Ave..
and Commercial }■treat.
W. M.
Voting, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
77— Houses fur Rem.
99—Automobiles for Sale
runpt*. dcconned, or nlherwls**;
Mlcka. if 11v Inif, and If tlaatl
nil imrtli'n eulmtnir Intercut
lands
J<'lin tlnn ot aald natata, and for an cr
tln ii dlacharalnir her aa aUcb H**ou«rt
i Mm
roued this the Utli day of Octol
mdrr A. D. !>*•.
■ .........
tlierTHEODOHOA K. D A W f
Seel Ion 17; nil
In
Township
31,
south. I In 11 go 18 east. In Hrmlnnla i
I' onnte, KIo rlit ii :
.
r r m .in u n v S A f .
__________________ —
_______________
Veil, nnd *neti of inn are hereby |
,
”
ordered to up pom to ill.- I.ltl to UKPAIITMflfVT OP T I N IN T S I
u. *. uAru) o p p i u i
( H K lN LK K
i|lllot title |li Inltdh tl orel II filled III:
fJalnssrtll*. rta..
C H A S . T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO Mitt iibnvc FtiMMio! r:inp*a on th»'
> Oct. >. l i l t .
u .n fnn l Ave nt Idth St I'hnne rtltl i ''«> "f Doornihrr. J'i Ji; itI I lie fnllitaantoru /\\e. ai totn nt. mone
..... .
„ f pomlnoi.- i'.,univ. KinVirtn.
NOTICK la haraby given tha
(Ilreeled by tha Cntnmfaaiontr a
---------- ---------- * -----------It Ie further otdeioit thnt this
U S E D CA R E X C H A N G E
‘ ""lo r lie putllishnl In The Hanford Mnnomi ijind Off lea, under
vlalonn of SoC. H I 8, ft. 8.. pun
C Q R N E R P A R K A N D S E (-t)N D ."(r,r;;!;!tt,r„ 'i r jd f ’Z d
In Ssn'ford'. in tha application of ClartM
STUCCO BUNGALOW, lat^e liv-l
Q. W. vVANM.EY. Manager
m Hemlnole iViuntv. Fli.rldn
11‘llncEE my tinlid unit the nenl of at ptitdlc IRll, fa tilR 4ll(bRlttbM.
e
ing room, dining room, Jl bed |
•lo riretiH fa u l t of Sentlnole foun-| d«r, Imt at not laaa than I k M par
acre,
at
10
o'clock
A.
U..
on
tna
lr
t
rooms, kitchen with built, in fen- i
•Mill
Jiiitl<it.l
»'lnI’iiU
*»f 1
DODGE BROH1ERS
tiny of nycember. ItH, Tiaat, at fill*
i HIh ft ijn> Mf NtiV.
tures including breakfast nook,.
the following tract of land},
I office,
i SKA Is)
let 1 . Sec. 33. Lot* 18 and It. 8«c,
Small down payment, balance
Dealers x
k . imr*;II.ASS
!i
T.
i*
S.. It. St E.. Tall. Mar.
monthly. Plume 7Id.
I’lt-rk nf rirt uil 4‘•»ur» «'f | The Enin will not ho kapt opan,
)
il
I
t
i
l
l
1
f
i
“
m
ni»
fir,
in
r.iit
will
he declared rlnaod when
SELL GOOD USED CARS
i•f KIht hl.t Inn ,^'liiiiiit!
•lone present «t the hoar namad
..;j
(b«nnl'
■MVIt V \ N I A
b « v" ceaaed MTiding. Tha noraoti ’ :.J‘#
M\ A \| VN. Il l »
l!»Ji> Dodge Special 'Tinning
ninktnu i he htahnat Idd will bo ro- ■.
Allow us the opportunity " f
imreii in immedlatoly pay t h a -'
'*
l!*2.i lo rd 'inuring
lt-'f ftn I' mryi|il
i moiini thereof
' •
showing v 1111 ibis fine, property.
i
I
J
'J
•!*
I!>2f» Uodgc Special Sedan
A tic [icr«or claiming adveraoljr tha1 '
Scntggs Scoggans
Realty
(V.
riln.veiU.E,Tttied land tiro artvlacd
4
IHif.'i Ford Runabout
file ttieir clnlpie. or ohjoctlanat.
Phone 7115,
Ma-ome Temple
1925 Graham Truck
n or to foro tha tltno daalgnattd
» n Till-; ro t n r o f T in ; r o i >T\
*M IHiK, HKMIMH.K
rn iA T V . j ftjr »■J*
1921 Overland 4 Touring
OEonor. r. c b o *
':’J S
“ I'ATH OF ri.OfllllA,
Itaglatvr.
C T
In n* Mi*’ K hI b I o of
W 11*LI.\M J.
---------------------------------- •«. o
FOR
S A LE . 5 room,
modern
MILLER O. PHILIPS, In<I
|
Stuern Bungalow. This modern
i\ p n«» u. \TK
)
home lias huge living room, din- f
ri.NAI. \OTUT,
ing room. 2 beds, bath including j
15 W e»t Waahlngton
FOR RENT WHOLE UPSTAIRS
SIX ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
tbuusand has a
Eltn Ave. and I (It Ii Street.
INSU RANCE
\n»i«f Ij* 1f i*rt*|»%-1*1vcri Mini Ihnj
MATH, HOT AND COLD W'ATKU. shower, kitclun hat built in feu- 1
l# others can't
ORLANDO
1nmli'i DlKnnd will, nil i h « I Hli i! hv «>f |
58— Household GtmdH.
HOUSE
BUILT
ONE
YEAR
AGO.
,th feu unless
f
bfi. ,\ l» VJJrt, t*i * r ii t to |
tures, also electric range and
PHONE -I
We
nre
prepared
lo
render
expert
ti
MYRTLE.
M
io
1
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t
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rouiity
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CORNER
HIGH
address.
water beater
'The price of tliisl
h* inin.ih1 ( tiTtnlA, h lmhhi, Id r fnml' The ahoppe lt»r tha llttU ona1! e* *•
service in the following line9 of FOR SALE Square Onk diimir
FRED W. HALL. homo i. moderate nod trim- enn ,
’ i' "Mini, fit rmifif $ilift vtitn;||Kd n«t |
,_jte MI ST be
wardroba
■, JK.a 'A
table. (!ood cnnditiiin. Plume |_’r.
insurance*.
I I ■' mM|\
i |d> Knliith (if Wl l- I
JEW L IT \\D PAGE
it The Sanford
lie arranged any win to mu * pur
LA
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avid
at
1
11ft French Avenue
FURNISHED MOUSE 5 inonit chaser
RIVE'S GARAGE
by letter. TeleAddti
l>ov I '• <>i Pimm .
. * <(,l ‘ ini* lli+*n mlitI thur*', mrik»* up- !
BABY
FURNITU
RM
San find I enlei
nnd lint It romplrli ly fni nifdu’d. 71.:.
I l '* Hioti )•» I|i*‘ S'.thl * .1lulkC** ft^r (i 1
ainces are not
BOYS A N D G IR lil 2 TO S
'OH W
l-t st
IMaine *’ I M’ liil ».4't f Iffitu iii ,.r hr*r mlnilntM i a I
( imvfiiiont In >rhind Plume 11082.
F IR E
fil — Miscellaneous.
TORNADO
K K V T V l ' H W t '.ING WO R K S
L it - Efficient
L IA B IL IT Y
I l \l . ROOM IIOUSK. sn| Pecan
MOOD' A NU t .o t ’U M : Mt I IRES. Mt Al t. PROPKKTV OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON TH E FOL
S IN d K U
M A C H IN K S
t.mm
1
1
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1
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r
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AUTOMOBILE
I'in*
Ave., $2."HO per timtillt. Phone'
1 '
'
P
U. S L, H i i t ct ic‘..
Siiig4!r electric sewing maclttue-.
LOW INc; AVKNUKS:
San Juan Avenue, Lee Avenue and Baa
It.ml with all
HEALTH & ACCIDENT.
j
" n"
k r' " m '
lb. 11 ibotors t handler
Family slyle machine* sold nnd .1512 M. M Lind.
Carles \venue. From Uninn Avenue to First Street.
1t
/Ai’r
r>n .iiunlde
limdei n com ciiu nct
I 'ommeri ml Vvenue
, rented. Miqnat itching to older. Re
lire
The follow ing is the final estimated ruat of paving Ban Joan
‘i
price, i-ii y It me*,
\ddrt
*ound.
'Onr knowledge of insurunce tn ; pnjrinc a Hpentilty. Nitlger Sewing
77— Houses F or fCont.
S A N FOR,D H U H K GO.
j No. .5(1.
Airntte, Lre AtxViue nnd San Carina Avenue,-32 feet In width frdaa
. ---- aluay., at your diaponal and w ilt, Machine Co. MrLandet* Arcade
212 .Magltolir. Ave.
t nion \iemu* tn First Street with aheet asphalt on a fi inch rock baa*.
•__ ________ __
Phone ;il!7
fetter Inti h, while upprectate a call tit any time.
T H R E E Brand New Stucco P.iiugaSfi—
l,n
ls
lo
ir
Suk
11 Id cubic yardri grading at -10c __________ ____ ,...$ 1,781.00
A liberal ic'66— Wanted*—to Iluy.
, lows for retd, de-ur.dily located
i.LN'I 'OI.N
l' IIRD
FOR DSON \
Jltion Ir.iding U.
COI,CLOUGH REALTY CD.
I________
*
2Fit)
lin ft. concrete curb nml gutter nt 7flc ..... .. 2,074.80
modern tiirmigjioiit.
Impiiro
at
Edward Higgins, Inc.
fthc duu Ii. M. Tel. 7JJ2
311 First. Nat. Hk I BUY. pay cash for second-hand BaiinicFs.
M9
lin.
ft. single curb nt 35c . ...................... 41.05
Uotnntnrcial Jb Palrwettn. I’hnne !®ll '
SANFORD, FLA.
pianos. Add rear Box .'I52.
■KI9H >q, yards paving at $1.82 ...........
............ . 8,001.86
IOD \VS BEST Hi VS
------ REAI, E S T A T E '
INSURAN CE:
HE -Will •J and see the new custom j
090 sq. ft. concrete alloy returns nt 30c
...
207.00
78— O ffices and Deslt Room
,
MVANTED good single wagon. Will -------------- ----------------------------- ;t Lot
, pay with white (
on Magnolia Avenue between ' bit A Studcbakers
Laboratory
inspection
of
materials
.....................
.
•
151,14
SAN JU AN GARAGE
I Prevatt, Box 112, Sttttfnrd.
Irinrn choker to!-,
‘
O F F IC E FOR K E N T — In Mrisch j 11 nnd 12th Street., eastern ex
l egal expense, advertising, etc. 2 t-2 per cent
302.30
Tuesday.
An- 25— Florists.
Bldg
Apply A. P Conor "y « |p.imire, a pick tip at $2.1
* 0(1.011.
DODGE
Engineering, .7 per cent
. .. . ............. .
604.60
67— Boom* With Board.
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
| i
binder co m m u n i-,----------------------------------------------Pleasure can* and GruLutn Trucks
Interest
carrying
charge,
o
pur
cent
for
6
months
828,75
I’ lmtia •'!
biter, Longwootl,: “STEW AR T THE FLORIST"
“
“ ! "0~
r
7 ,.
.
' ! 85 Iii it-i iif celerv land iofited 1 FI re and 18th St
ROOMS,
with
or
without
meal»
80—
A
—
R
eal
E
stnte
D
irecto
ry
|,
Flowers for nil occasions
mile- from Oviedo; It. It. runs
SE MIN OEE 1IIH iSOfv- ESSE X
Ruasnitable rntea. lincoln Hotel. , ----------Total cost
. ..
...
$13,478.69
M cLANDKR ARCADE
'through property ami loading st.u
INC.
I
McCALL
A
FOX,
Real
estate
To
be
ln'tne
entirely
by
adjment
property
owners.
Phone
781.
cleared,
2
acres
lion
adjoin*,
1
VOJS Oak Ave.
■lions — Revestments. Best buys are among
! 68— Rooms Without Board
*175 00 per lit i f t>n itasy terms.
Nuinber of feet frontage.2,il.7lM)2.
Phone 11
our listings. Phone 745.
27— Professional Services.
AsM;ssnpnV pey foot frontage, $5.0679.
HUES M a It MO NS
i 1>AR U v -- COMFOUTAUUC fr«m l
SEE R. C. TISDALE Tor good buys i ‘ room lmj.se in Flora Heights
FRED T. W ILLIA M S , Engineer
tpairing by com
Sunfotd Automobile Co,
room nicely funiislted, secorul
in Reul Estate, 23C hfeiscb Build- |l“ i
tills 2lit),
eastern
exposure,' op(; {kluiriiotln Ave.
Phone 137
We specialize EUGENE PERM ANENT WAVES, f c o n n e c t i n g with hath, two
SANFORD. FLORIDA
*2350JIU on very easy terms.
I ______________ _ ____ ___________
no kinks, one price, personal nt hods. Instantaneous hoi water all Ing.
ubles. Butt ary
First Street Kxtenabn
[tention.
Bluebird
Beauty
Shoppe,
j
NASH
siring.
L. A.
times. New house, nice neighbor- IJIGG1NS-SMITH-WIGHT, ING.
Foot
Descriptlun
Final .
Name
1'Ul.CLOIKill R E A LTY ('(>.,
i Leads the world 111 motor car vuliiu.
|Bittcrv Service i Phone 849-J.
I hood. Ternia moderate. Exeellent
Real Estate and
Frontage tssessment
Tel 732. 311 First Nut. Ilk. Bldg.)
SMITH MOTORS CD
: meals next door. I l l E. Eighth
IN SU RA NCR BROK ICRS
SANFORD. FLA
112.89
$527.12
„ Lot 10 Block K
F. E. Crandall
^
s. J. n ix :
' Street.
REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE ' [)1— I^ejfal Notices
i Attorney ami Counsellor'at Law
126.70 >;Z
25
C.
E.
WilliemM
.
Lot
1
1
Bluck
K
{.1ST YOUR PROPERTY WITH,
RIM CO.
210 East First Street.
126.70 >■: ir'
25
C.
E.
William
a
Lot
12
Ulock
K
“
THE
LOT
K
ING
”
[BEDROOMS AND furnished room.-u iiK iir ix K u h v r fruiii r t u v i
; not the uwner."
306 First National Bank Bldg.
126.70 r
C. E. WilllantH
Lot 13 Block K ,
25
for light housekeeping. 1215 W.
- 1EDR SALE Will sell two lot." tin1 s.-,ii...| 1.1,1-* « *Vi''t..- .......
l*>
.
wtimates.
CHIROPRACTIC
adds life
to j
'
120.70
25
Lot 14 Block K
i
Second
Street.
Magnolia
at
coat.
Price
for
both
tini:*..uii
»
f
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1
\
<•<,imnts«liiti*
rH
(
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E.
\
V
tltlama
DF0IID
years and years to life, luveati-'
81— Wanted— To Rent
126.70 : :
I.ot IK Block K
25
j $3709. Adtv.sx “ Bargain" care He- |["
/‘^ . - x r ' V ' " V . L . ' l o ' n e
E. William.
,
l*h° n« r 4 p2 i f n
al,,f0iona:FOR KENT Bed rooms, 30V Park
126 70
25
Lot
16
Block
K
Tee OfferedI ment. Dr. W. E. MacDougall. 308
Avt. Ph(,nP 318i
W ANTED TO RENT Due.
ft..- |:,i*Ul*
' h- V « * ^ .''"w .-S , ' . . ? " ^
'T
136.70
25
Lot 17 Block K
MLslird ♦» room Iiouho with lhri*i*-j
'
'
^ * ’ i ('*-*• 7*1 in n'cim u AM. fur poii^i i h h - ' hu.s. 1uro ..
----— — I First National Bank Bldg.
____________ ____
126.70 'i
25
fSTORK
P ro-J---------:----------------- —--------------- ,,
Lot
18
Block
K
.-*!.' 'V.*,, ' Mui’i'i” st i. ’.V1 in'.'m ( 'haa. Pore
1
: TWO NEAT attractive rooms new- bedrooms or two Ix'driium-* and [ FOR S ALE — Lot 5 of Ijm e’s Ad - j [[[[),*' (
648,01,
rtlerping
tturch.
Plume
No.
1
.
J
ditiun,
facing
Highland
Purk
on
:
lint
stnyji
in
l.nki
.
i >*muo .Vvenu«. Morria Fotmtelber
127.88
Lot
19
Block
K
», Soda. W « u t j3 5 _ _ < }a ieHmen and A ffen ts
] ly furnished One room, twin — -------- ---------- -------()ttk Street. $1750 on term* **f only !
Town ..f "vle*|o. Kl«.
Mir phone.
‘
572.13
112.6!)
Lot 1 Block L
,
.,
<'• i tIfli-il cheek. f"i r, |w■r cent of H Iluliek
— ------------------------------------- —— ; beds, Gurage. Privilege of kitehWANTED
S ma l l
tinfuniished $50 tush and $25 monthly. Address ........ .
..f urn t•• ,o-enm|uiin each
» (.'ittu te
648.0.4) • .?
12T.HS
Lot
24
Block
I.
AGENTS W ANTED : U rg® manu- cti. 1217 W. 2nd St.
i*hl iti lit* nhthicM Uv find Hi in li»*n ” *
r u ‘ 1 * r*
Iuiuhu nr rooms'.
in. !’ . O. Minx HO, curt1 Tho IlornJtl.
f
I
toliif
1
M
il
f
I
U
til
It
I
h
i in f pi i tl.
or.
126.70
Lot 25 Block L
W. A. Fitts, .It
facturer wants agents to noil lint*
111.11*-** II Ufl H|H'CIflrH I 11’tlH HUM l»r
;
Furniture Co. „ f lingerie and* dresaea direct to ’ FURNISHED ROOMS, hot and Box,
126.70
Lot 26 Block L
----------------------- ----------- ^
, P A L M E T T O C O R N E R 80 X too.
f" " "
t:"«t"eera W, A. Fitts, Jr.
'fit Street
|wuarel. Guaranteed merchandise. | tnltl water m rooms, garngo
j.*
128.70 ' vLot
27
Block
L
8R— Farms and Land for S a le t suitable for apartment house. | v\ 11ii,--.-. on inm.i mt.) • ri*-ihi
t Sanford Hotel Realty I'o.
h full line.
Satisfactory commisaion. Address [ space. Phone 124 J.
126.70.
,
2'*
Lot
28
Block
I.
Sanford
Hotel
Realty
Co.
---------------■turner mit of the city and will * • !!;
........ .
,,f 1" " " " " 'r' AJ fight. ( ash « r [ Southern Manager, box 821, Win-77
2
»
126.70
“
I.ot
29
Blotik
I*
Hanford
Hotel
Realty
Co.
v
i;
i
a
u
;t.
\ss,
i
i.o
k
.
FOR
S
A
L
E
21
million
feet
Long
under
value
nnd
on
exceptionally
It your business.
jA FURNISHED ruttm in private
ter Park, Fla.
25
l.cnf Yellow Pine at $5 pin (vtny terms. Box 79 rare Th. *S**.» 11 It.nml uf t'inttm , ‘niiim'i M. Sanford Hotel Realty Co.
128.70
Lot 110 Block 1.
home. Enquire 2068 Grand View
thousand. Railroad thrmigh prop Herald.
fni, \..v -J2:
23
126.70
Lot 31 Block L
L. Chittenden St P. Mero
«e Co., general 136— S itu a tio n W o n ted F e m a le .Avo- ItoiiC r " ul t<>rly. Full details on request. W. II. j . ---------------- ------ —------- —
25
Lot
32
Block
1
.
’
l«6.70'lv
L.'
Chittenden
A
P.
Mero
wdrwalks, b u ild - -------------------------------------------- 1
*
----o r rt iiM cvrio x
Stone, P. 0. Box 131, Sanford. F l a . S A L E - F r e n c h Avenue lot
112.31)
Lot 8 Bln.'k 1
i\ Till! NKVKXTII .il iiir iw . r i l l - Sanford Hotel Realty Co.
lion boxes. J. R .1EXPERIENCED
BOOKKEEPER T 'Y t| FURNISHED rnonts for
rt
IT
o
r
rl.OHIMA.
IX ,\ M l
,.
. n ..
nejtr Highlnml Park. $1300. $25
m ,
23
. Lot 9 Block l ■
| nnd typist wants position. Phone | 6ght housekeeping,
*19
Oak 84— Houses For Sale
ro ll sKUixoi.K ro t .NTi,
L. ( hitterideu St P. Mero
t U'-h and $25 monthly.
Bt'x 8 1
25
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fc
iH
I.
*
i
*hi11f-mlen
&
P
Afero
Lot
10
lllork
L
200.1.
mll‘'
i .M.iitlnml Itpiilti <*,,ni|iiiiti.
vntltemten a- i . merit
pure Herald.
126*70^
Lot 11 Block I.
|CI.F.AN1NG CO.
n*> Trustee.
H. W. McConnell
MODERN
ROCKBONI)
ami
fra
m
e
---------------------------------------69— Rooms for Housekeeping
* 'luniilaluant
128.71) ^
Repiiirmg ami: 33— Bus'nozift Opportunities
Lot
P2
Ulock
I.
H.
W.
McConnell
\i*ruin
bungalow. Have large living;
LAU R E L AVENUE,
S. i i .it, M I'lliriiii.-i
bi't for prom pi
____________________ _____________
128.70
Lot
13
Block
1
.
room,
dining
room,
3
bedroom.-.
Desirable
resident
e
lit
can
lie
n .,„ r Ihen UK.I..M ..lU m V n c., .V 'h m B o r$h « E . E a rle
TWrO NICE
furnished
house
126.70 ^
itiK
i
pi111i*i?tit Jn Mu*
foiimA
ini;
Herthii
K.
Karlc
Lot
14
Block
I.
stilt
parlor,
kitehen
with
built
m
bought
from
owu.-r
mi
small
j W ANTE D Colored couple as cook
keeping rooms. lattga closet. All
11'1 1*41 IiiimI* wnilci SniTih M I Mir# T . .. . i «» ». *v
fixtirc-s itn lading hreakfftBt iioiik, rush payment. I/rloeen loth and m
and waiter for winter at coun- coitveniuiiL’ua. 811 East Fifth.
124.70, "
rulin', t|»iciiii mtul„ Hi* iiifiprwl«p, Jniiti Sanford Hotel Heully l.o» ...Lot 15 Bluck L
HllF.lt SHOP
IllikH,
nml ir
If tiemt.
ilt*uiI, thou
1try reiidonce. Phono Winter Park
PorteCoi here, dmiblo gnrage. Com 1!tit Street. Might consider trad- 11
i.-km. if
tr llvltiK’*
ii viiimt. nml
mnit uunf r.r,t ii„iel Itealtv Co . Lot 16 Ulock L
fell* Avenue.
3002.
.S 'fX w in g V h w i!!^
H. T Hotlwcll
G18.06
1J7.8H
FURNISHED
OR unfurniahed plete in every respect. Only two} ing for houtm. Box 90 care Il«r- i
Lot 17 Block I*
|bers■ Special atb
io
.k
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room’s,
suitable
foi*
light
house
...I*ot 1 Block M
w ji> ;
diet* aml chlblren.
—
I
tiu.n nanitmt all i.nrtlea
FOR HOUSE denning nnd window keeping. Modern. Private entrance.' ing. Selling on very ntaaonntmr
I27.H8
648.06
Lot 24 Block M
Then.
Aten
terms. Plume 796-W Box 200 <'are j 88— R ea l E * lA te fur E xch an ge I •tnnniiiH tnti>n »i in the rullowitiu
.
1 washing call 428 East Fourth Garage space. 01-1 Myrtle Ave.
ii
.
.
i
flfMMilM«|
Iam1
*
4
«inrli*r
I:
^
K
pII, S. It. VYaini’ight
126
Lot
25
Block
M
M1LKRY PRIN T [ street
HHk for Mack.
IlCrHfd.
—— —
*— ---•
— ■*
I «t. i «7tMC(l. nr
jmmI ill! lill*
.
Lot
26
Block
M
‘ »'K, Engraving,____________________ — -------- -— 74— Aparlmehts and Flats
W A N T E D TO BUY -Small an*l ^t movti piii'tles elutmina interest in S. R. Wninright
iu r n
Lot 27 Block M
u' first We do ( 0— M on ey to L o a n
FOR SALE Two bungalows $25.00
inexpensive bungalow,
located V1 .t«’'*nf'w*‘
^IiV.'.!i'rt '.^'‘'o.itows! N. K. Wninright
K- iv. Avenuedown and $25 00 per month- al willun rcnstmnliit, dii.linice fi om t he |r.Mii iu a*i innn icr *,t
. Lot 28 Block M
?#*•*»
A T\V0 room modern npartment
of Mei'tlmi S; .titutliVi!!.1
tmlf
of Sanford Hotel Realty Co.
so furniture. 1*. lllund, First St. business section. Must be fairly Hicirler
...U
t 29 Block M
Sunford
Hold
Really
Co.
wih
urc
of
bath.
Instnntnvous
hut
ii,.iiliw*%t
quurti'r
of
Herllon
1
7
.
amt
Ilittcl
Reillly
'
o.
______ LO AN S— Money available at 7 p*r[
priced. Box 1)1 cam Herald.
in.i tln-Ksi qiiarti>r of Nuailiwcst Hanford Hotel Itmlly Co. ..Lot 30 Block M
Back of spring.
_ H,therm.,l.,.r
cent- C*086 in property. A. P. water at all times. Nice nelghborLOTH — ns first payment on irmiticr n£ Hcctlim 17; all la TownFill" 21 smitli. lluiiHt* s» east, In A. T. A A. K. Rosuilor .
Lot 31
Block M
it Htock
ftt
25
V.J
r “ 11 c V i n t e ! Connelly 41 Sons.
I hood. Modorate. Available about FOR SALK— By’ W n »r, 5 room
house. Address Box 50.
Dec. 1. I l l East Eighth near Mag
»2 Ulock ftL
25
r «j
U t 32
.......... ’,>5™:!:.’.
;
,
' A. T. 4 A. K. UoKHllPr :
Bungalow
with
light
a
nnd
water
nolia.
U 8lrwl’
' 47— Dogs, Cats. Pets.
8 Block M
113JW ' r ;
.1 miles West Sanford Pi O, on Dc- HOUSE well located, building lots,
........................ .
T‘* narult M. Durrunco, tf llvtiia. A - T A A K ltossiter
*
i
Ijind
highway,
11800/
tqrma,
«le*»
in
GiniktrvUIc,
will
exchange
n
*
0
Block
M
25- '
’ *®
TUNInc
i FOR S ALE Small Shetland pony, FOR RENT —. Furnished apart 3 room house for $1200 terms. B. J part pnyment on home. Address uni if ilcati. tfini alt tu*riles I'lnlni
trm
Inf-—
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10
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it
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.
KouaUftr
ment to udults only. 813 Magr. Jacobs. Expert) gentle, suitable for small chll•I I llu..I
il tainls ijnilrr Surah-M. Iiur- 0 ^ & Q ,t T w Jm ...
H, Bankslony, Sanford* FJ*.
cu*
nolin
Ave.
fon w«fk.
IdMh. H. T ,' Wurren, Oviedo.
S 5lji3 *X
' - W * - 1----- - 0 . L & O. R. Txvlsa ....
tza
Jts.
The Tot’s Shoppe
FOR GOOD WOOD ( A LL
About one
J
xm m
' “. i i f t i t s a f r . i S « . Huiick
By Crane,a. l: a a
IT0N TUBBS II
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Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 22, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald