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MjCHICAGO., Dec. 28. 4
after ho had sirred >0 days lit
Charles B.'Grhydon, becatl sher- jail for contempt-of tou rt In t o i Iff of Cook county todei with nection with charges he had al
the promise th a t if there ) t»; any lowed undue privileges to two
R ancher iWho C on fessed That "hell holes" in his Jurisdicj on, as
Reorganization P l a n s Coll
beer tunpers. .
H e M urdered H is F am ily Of some members of the count! board
For Railroad To Be Taken*
In a formal statement, Hoffman
E ig h t l£ Clodely Guarded th at elected him think, hj would said that for four years "In the , Out Of Receivership And
Following Suicide Attempt rout' them out,
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face of overwhelming difficulties,"
Construction Of Extension
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he had striven to fore* the pro
cd" raid William Buase.
hibition law, hut that "the odds
member, as ha voted fo t.a
have been too great.!'
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so r.tp Peter M. Hoffman, jrtio re
In assailing the statue ho said
signed because ho s a id f'tli pro that as n private citizen he would
H assell Telia P olice T h a t , hibition act sould not be enforced "Join the large number of coup* Georgla-Florida Re ad Has
He D oes N o t Know W hat here', "that Mr. Grnyd< it ha* ageous men and women who hove
Operated With Difficulties
Made H im C om m it C rim es pledged himself to clean j OP the organised to bring about a change . U nder Court Receivership
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i ’hell '.holes' of tho county towns. in this law, which has been forced
upon an unorganised majority by a
-1 r r
FARWELL, Tex., Dec. 2 8 ^ P ) Therefore, I vote ‘a y e .'" > 2
WASHINGTON, Dec, 28. —</P>
Sheriff jGraydon’s tfrm fill ex selfish and misguided, but organ
—Extra guards today were as
—Reorganisation
plans
by
which
1v H
signed to watch George J . Hassell, tend until the next county election, ised minority."
tho Georgia and Florida railroad
Aktiad
M
which'will
be
in
June.
. Hoffman's regular term already will be taken out of receivership,
Texan Panhandle rancher, who is
Ur GJSUtta
. M em bers o f th e R iv e r s and
confined in the county jail here' < Hoffman who has held: political h*d expired, but ho <continued in and a new lino 56 miles long con
11lijE j
office
In
Cook
county
alncsh
1898,
the office bccauso of the death of structed from Augusta, Ga., to
iarboits . C om m ittee o f th e
following his confession to the
g/T
K
iT
recently was acquitted of charge* P. J. Carr, the Democratic sheriffT O
slaying of 18 persons.
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J n ite d 'S tn tes C o n g ress today
Greenwood, S. C., were approved
’•1e . •
elect.
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of
conspiracy
to
defeat
Justice
Charged with murder following
today by tho Interstate Commerce
iccepted a n inyitfetyon from
18, a n d a
hin admission th a t ho killed his
commission.
he S a n fo rd
C ham ber o l
M i l ’1
wife
and
her
eight
children
and
*
The receivership over the Geor
md to"m ake a su r v e y o f th e
mJ* . 1j-;
placed,the bodies In a dugout on
gia and Florida system began in
iroposqd deep ch an n el projS I »».t i1
bta ranch near here; three wcqlcn
March, 1016 and was conducted
wM
c t botvteon.1 t h is ) ! city.- 'im j
TlHTU* VA)'.*
ago, Hassell last night confessed
until his death by the late John
E
lly
i
M
ahonic
O
rgan
ization
s
‘alatka,- accord in g to
tele^
to slaying a woman and throb chil
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•Skelton Williams. His brother R.
Hold J o in t C erem onies On dren lt\ California three yearn ago.
•hone m e s s a g e receiv ed a t
Lancaster Willla ms was largely
M n fU lliiH o n O f H eads F or He refused to reveal tho nantf* i t
instrumental in preparing the re
N e w Y ea r; 250 A re P r e sen t tho California victims or to com*
organisation plan by which u new
ment on the crime other than to
company will take over the entire the late Lcrtta Crabtree, actress is
rotter, who. with J.
The annual installation ceremo* say “It wno a good Job," tho sheriff S lm m m s And C - u m b l/ Are Records B ein g Prepared Fot enterprise, and
undertake the ■ought by Mrs. CariotU Cockburn,
» committee in- Jacksonville this
said.
nles
of
several
Sanford
Masonic
Session B efore Ju dge J. G Greenwood extension whlch^the of San Gabriel; Calif., (lower). At
U nder Bonds C harged W ith
ctnliig and extended the invitaHassell
was
recovering
from
selfhodler
and
their
affiliated
organ!commission's decision today said, th e . surrogate's hearing in Boston
___ .N. ext
. ____Tuesday;
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Sharon__ On
on, *
Forcing W av Into Prtvnte
rations were held last night before inflicted knife wounds, which phy
Circuit C o u r t To Follow wouW givo the system n prospect on Mrs. Cockburn’s attem pt to driven from t
Members of the committee, to- a gathering of approximately 200
H om es In I.Jy W est Raids
sician* hellevcd nt first might
<>f operating profitably in the fu break the will she and Mrs. Annie city of Nsshvl
p,W»v*a of several of, persona a t the Masonic hall, on prove fatal.
Ruircll, of Tucson, Arii.,( upper)',
ib*r ofout 30, accord- , Park avenue. Music for the even
The county prosecuting attorney, turo. ,
KEY WEST, Fin.. Dec. 2V -(/Fl
the
decedent's nleco, were recent hcrlsnd riv tr o
A
little
mora
than
n
year
ugo
he
Tho
Georgia
amt
Floridn
Hall
ig to estimates of officials of tho
—Prohibition
Agents
W.
H.
Sim
together
with
court
attaches
nnd
ing was furnished by Mr. snd Mr-. moved to a ranch near here after
witnesses. That she also is a niece
hAmber and,plans,era to-be made Albert Shuler of Orlando.
marrying his brother’* widow. Au mons and W. C. Crumbley were at the various law enforcing bodies of
c-f Lotto Crabtree Is the b ifli of •arly today^, u (j
-r their enfe rw lnm ent within the
Mrs. Cockhurn's s u it
The first group to begin .he thorities have reopened nn investi liberty today under be ds of $1, the county, is marshaling his wit
jxt few days.
.
, yroricof Installing offieexr for the gation of his brother’s death. Th* 000 each after their arrest by nesses and evidence for •the open
acres wore being
ing of county court noxt Tuesday. per cent preferred stock, 100,000
^According tc tentative plans, the
the lowlands of Ifiritnpl
tilled while working county officers on charge* of hav
<**sr wna the Order of hrot1*'
How many races are on tho docket shares of common stock of no par
ing
foned
their
way
into
u
private
immltiec in u> make i* iiyxig Visit Dtmotay, for boys, Semino
Iklshonia with llnsto be heard by Judge J. G. Sharon valuo and $6,600,000 In bonds. In
I tho lower enrt fpasi, then .turn te r No.' 642. Walter Barber wss sou, wmi Ban, m ...... Idckod Hint residence without a warrant.
is
not definitely known, according addition it will guarantee payment
The
two
aYrcatf.
cant'
after
a
rest to Utkeland and from the I*t- the installing officer. Following to death.
,
to
court
officials, but it is believed of interest nnd principal ns to
group
of
federal
authorities
from
Hassell raid in s statement that
.are the names of those who were
that *v lighter docket than usual $760,000 In equipment trust certi
Miami
and
.Tampa
had
swooped
he did not know why ho killed his
seated:
down on six residences and busi will be brought forth nt the com ficates and $792,000 in receivers'
M aster Counsellor — R u s s e l l wife and stepchildren. He declared ness hour ?* here yesterday in n se ing term.
> i) B |iit.w a s f
certificates. The face vnluo pf nil
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the slayings followed n quarrel
Mitchell. ■
southern state
these
obligations
Is
$3,H60,000
less
With
the
opening
of
county
ries of raids in which mora than
' Senior Counsellor—Arthur 'Aaoh- with his wifo after she charged 820,000 worth of liquor was report court a mo
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I iwntfHU of mai
of activity face* than tho par of securities which
him with intimacy with her oldest
cry.
Decision
Of
President
Dig*
1stream s' had b
were
outstanding
In
the
company
ed sicced. No arrests were made court attaches and deputy sheriffs.
Junior Counsellor — H. C. Wa- daughter.
prehension
Immediately following adjourn when it failed.
To
Withdraw
Government!
by
the
government
operatives^
"I grabbed a hammer, where It
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The two prohibition agent*,»rcre ment of Judge Sharon's court, cirDuring recent year* under tho
Troops From Lagoon Area'
came from T don’t know, 1 struck
taken in custody on complaint of cult court will open, with Judge, receivership tho railroad has operIh R egarded A s S ig n ific a n t j W(„
her and sbo fell to tho floor," HeoRaoql Vasques, who chilled that Wallace W. * Wright 'Jipoo thi
'* ' nted with difficulty, but ha* shown
sctl said’ in filling of the slaying thp federal officers forced entrance bench.**-.. ' v.
v ’ •* i »
,». ■i Improvement, tho commission, fibof Ms wire. !*Tbe smallest baby
Only in
to his hornr on warrsptts Issued for., it ,Tho county court ir not crowd J served. The extension to Green Termination of the situation which
then began crying and T reached admittance to th«v,,resided'fiext
with
-liquor
coses
thl*
term,
ft
wood
will
give
it
a
new
northern
down and choked i t Then I se
led Rear Admiral Julian Ladmdr
outlet and add efficiency to ita op to land American blue jackets and
cured a rtocking sftd tied it around door. Vakques *i*o'xclaim»d the
.A ritport shoeing tho trnffle and
palf made their meyMnto the bath
eration ss well as givo it an op Marines at Cabexas was thought
lin a g e on (Wv m * r during the .S tandard Bearer — Oke Nord- the baby's ntbk. I don’t know why, room o0 his home against the re
portunity to increase traffic. This to Jj* nearer today by Washington
but
when
I
saw
what
I
had
done,
monstrances of Mre. Vasquez, who
yut'.yishr has. already been, sent gron. . ,
construction will cost $2,181,000 observers after reading the newk
1 decided I had best go on and kill wa* said to have-been within hathSentinel—John -Andes.
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o the committee through' the’ local
snd the new security issues ap dispatches and meagre official re
the
whole
outfit."
O ijntor^Robcrt Mnson.
^ •m h e r. I t w m sept following
proved nro expected to prirvidc ports from Nicaragua.
The children ranged in ugo from ,
First Preceptor—Earl Rumbley.
tn adverse report submitteef to the
funds to thin tetnl, as well as servo
2
to
21
years.
Some
were
choked
They regarded as particularly
Second Preceptor—d-enos SevekUnited States Engineers by the
for exchange with the securities of
and others shot.
l-oo, deputy prohibi
,
government engineer’s office at ing. '
thef ailed railroad.
tion administrator here, has no of
Third, J^rocepW>r—Eustis Peake.
llicksonville? Both reports- are
ficial information relative to the
Fourth Preceptor—Richard Mnxupectcd.JU). .be. reviewed hero by
arrest of two prohibition agents a t
welJ..
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be committee;
Key West on charges of breaking
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Fifth
Preceptor—L.
P.
Hagan.
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and entering following a series of
S i x t h Preceptor — R o la n d
JACKSONVILLE, Pin., Doc. 2?.
raidi> yesterday.
w south Florida Spokely.
It was reported that the men
Americans along the east coast,
Seveneht Preceptor — D. A. Mc
!or a*comblned holiday and inspec
which has been dominated for seihe •r in Kentucky..
had appealod to him for aid.
Donald.
.
white
man,
but
tha
reputation
of
A four page folder,' with three "My only Information is n tele
tion tour, 'membern of the conjust beginning 0
time by the liberal forces.
Seminole chapter No. 2 of the
defendant attracted widespread
pessionol rivers and harbors com- Order of tho Eastern Star waa pages showing pictures and facia gram from mm working thorc tho
scctlorm^flK' pro
interest.
Official
accpunti
o
f
the
foiuMiay
alttfte and othors passed through formally installed by G. E. McKny. concerning Hanford and Seminole stating that they had confiscated
battle at Pearl Lagoon, in which not estimated an
Tho Nickels trial was perhaps
county, together with a map of the 500 rnses of whiskey. I am wait
licksQnvlllo this morning.
Following are the new officers:
the Dlax troops wars . defeated, neighboring Itat
tho most widely heralded of any
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state, is being used os stationery ing on An official report.
.Worthy Matron — Mrs. Eunice
were lacking in Washington but a*
during the memory of mont resi
by Baldwin and Brown, Sanfont
"W. M. Simmons, in charge of dents of the state. Thla trfal, to
dispatch from Managua last night
Turner.
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*- the lxike Worth office, and W. C. gether with the Register case, oc
Worthy Patron — Reese L. Realtor*.
placed the libetfA strength ah’ IjForty thousand circular letters, Crumley, group head a t Tampa, cupied practically tho entlrb’ ses
660 well armed against 1,300 lit Use
Chrlren berry,
“In my opinion,',' said his Lord withdrawing force and quoted the
Associate Matron—Mrs. Beatrice containing Information about |he were operating In Key West yes sion of the last term of the circuit
trucking lands of this district h*ve terday. I do not know what men court.
:
if- * • ship, "it ii a pity tha resolution American collector of customa.Xt
Higgins. .
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was not passed before they were Blueflelds, as faying 800 Mexlcaha
been
^enf
out
from
their
office,
on
they
had
wit)^
them,
Secretary—Leo M. Stephenson.
born,!*
,.
the
descriptive
folders,
during
the
i
"If
T
get
confirmation
of
the
re
had been ^reported, fighting with
TreMsmfr; Mrs. Mary Kent.
JELE8, Dec. 28.-4/P)—
Tha
undergradutaes'
action was tha victors,
past
few
mohthe,
according
tofj.
D.
port
(
will
send
help
to
them
at
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on
Page
2)
of whether her hus
t*keq at a meeting of the CamBrown, who stated today that a once, though business will keep me
] Washington authorities hold th*t
ha Chaplin; Initiates di
bridgo Union soclaty.p A. B. Klnghrro for the time."
Hamilton, arguing for the resolu
tion charged that tho women :af
ugh" with ft divorce suit which
today werfc "as double faced ' u
The two inklde pagea of the
says will be filed in the -Los
their ancestors."
folder
are
devoted
to
pictures
of
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
28.—
HAZEBOUCK, France, Dec. 28.
.ties courts in s few days,
"Rather than grow old," he said,
Sanford's
.
residential
section-'
of
Congress
win
ask
d
by
Secretary
his It her answer, to , reports —(JP)— Thirty-five mother*. of the celery cutting, and of tho Hotel
"a
woman dyes when young. She
LENINGRAD,
RUSSIA,
Dec.
28.
Mellon
today
to
give
the
Treasury
n Nogales, Arizona, yesterday little village of Bavinehave near Forrest Lake. Descriptions of the
authority to refun $174,120,177 Il bangles her arms, blngles her hatr
by,
have
Jufct
received
niedils
of
■the film cotncdl|m wju in com*
land and . .information concerning
legally collected in taxes fdr the nod bungles her face." lication with a Mekican sttor- "famille Francals," for their share farm ipi’eons aril given. Statistics court
Defending the women A. C.
fiscal year 1027 and "prior" years.
In
countering
charges
of
race
sui
ot Hermbslllo, Sonora, relative
Townsend, made a long disserta
on
celery
rtpducUon
for
the
past
a
yoi
The
money
is
to
be
refunded
to
cide so often nude against the
bUlnlng n dlvoWe.
few year* are included.
pork
about
287,000
■ ■ ■ ta x p a y e r s
in tion on highly civilised way in
baplln’f:.^ a tto rn ey , . Lloyd French.
which they rode blcytlce, and ato
On
the
hack
page
is
a
map
ef
tence*
amounts
ranging
from
.one
cent
to
The 35 mothers have a total of
ght, d«^lM the screen actor
choealates.
They did powder their
the
state,
with
Sanford
prominentto.ter
hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollars,
kny intehtion of seeking a dl- 242 children, making an average of ly displayed. Around the map xi* a
Thi
The Treasury previously bad trans- faces, he admitted, but be pointed
almost
seven
children
to
each
e in the Jffaxicsn courts.' Tho
description of Seminole .County.
atten
netted to Congress a supplemental to the .advice of Nelson: "Trust In
edlan could not be locafed for mother, a record' for so smsll a
le
prosecutor
that
estimate to eover the amount and God and keep your powder dry." .
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< community.
Tho resolution lost, 164 to 191.
•e assault were be- the budget bureau had announced
Since the debate King-Ha re11ton
:ty prevalent. • ’ the figure had been tiken into cop.
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has
received 885 abusive letters
sidcration
in
estimating
the
Treas
-**;
#wa mV- ’ *
ury surplus ^or the present fiscal from women, Townsend,>ho cham
pioned the women, baa tlx. pro.
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EL PASO, Tex., H*c. 28.—(/P)-7 Secretary Mellon In transmitting poU l» of marriage.
Illness again has confined Albert
the request today lo tha House
. Tha teat
TAMPA. H aH Dec. 2
rentstIons «
Ways and Means committee, sent a
•f- "Advantages of Sanfordft en. B. Fall lo his heme h « » . The forsecretary of the Inter!oe con rs.> Elisabeth Nelson Davis.'Wtfe
lkrgeii stboo1 equipment, G. E. raer
i
; ;JV.r. pavu, Tampa . realtor,
tracted an Irriution of tha lung*
ho wa* drowned at sea eevenl typed, .they corertidWf,3M> sheets
over the ,*rNh end. ymlefilay which
In « vsxy aj
wa* diagnosed as pneumonia. Al onths.ago, ha* Med appllcatl^i of foolscap paper ftt'ft'in A t
officials of
-rv. '
ng, wHn both i d ’dkKts of tho
required to haul the bonjUes.
MANILA. Doe. ’ 2 8 ^ P
^ -C o llW -nd U nlvm lly Lit.," jthough nig aliment was characterschools tind thqso who are tw f-m inuu r a p o n u . b , MT.r.1 I ed a4 serious, his condition to- third dower right In,the develop
sounded
Department
of Military I
from collage, ore to present
fimford
to
iy was t*ported as generally Sat- er's estate.,
and Tactics at the Natlopi
‘
J
>gn»m Which is to. be Interest- students.
j, Mrs. Davis was not mention*) in
chase of it
’ "Vita La France, reading, by i
f“. i Z W S.U ifd»)f. (row W yh- her husband’s will, which was
■ Cowan.
drawn up prior to their marriage,
who attend the en- i
no
appraisal of the estate has been
te ^ n m in tnare. expected to bring
e w ORLEANS,^ De^. 2 8 ^ P )
their school pennants. Dr. King,
Man Has Admitted
Five Other Killings
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Lancaster Williams
Head Of Purchasers
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Sanford Realtors
Stiff Thousands of
Circulars on City
Lord Darling Raps
Undergraduate At
English University
m Comedian’s Wife
iterated That S h e
ill Seek A Divorce
Mellon Asks Large
Sum for Refund In
Youths To Die For. . Collection Of Tax4s
35 Frencli Mothers
Have 242 Children
Assault Upon Girl
Albert B. Fall Again
ToHfsHome
By, Serious Sickness
\ Asks For
Third D6wer Rights
ednesda;
i
Military Branch
Manila UniVtrsit:
Cease To Exist i
Displayed On Gulf
�^ Hdrtte^ Giveit !
Two Severe Blow?
Basketball Has A Popular Appeal
ipital as Defense Prepares Case
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Vrf-.'ry-v:1_>
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T j}s speaker moved on
ftu h ip fto n today, presumably
U i r tHe
in the federal
hopefulI of finding one with
1)*f t*.‘»•
-L,'!' ~ri'‘ T^"j. >■\ \ \ ,= jlft,.1•
hat indicated* he will not La Mttoj fled ur UI he..baa been cleared of
Leonurd'f charges, nyide public
| fust. wceg,.h.y,Comml-(aioiicr LahdJs
that kq had tflkcn part,in a. game
<oyc«tb«‘»v/
vood
Da RT0W-4*T
p!p c A i3 E :* t;
Railroad ImprorS
challei '.:d..yi3.v member hf th- field
to ffsrht h ’tp.’ Wv.i W(tr«\ followed.
bMj. Uiere wap ho fig h t nod m> more
’Md . b n rare occuritland; where fo): hunt:W tarried no for cen-
>ut interference by the
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•p in ; u-ns- . issued re
) jf ty r y T jjf:
Selby« , o f th ^ E nst K e |
htfrittnieh,' Nrhlppcrs-lr
p srfa o d g OF
*• A e s m e - n c ,
b^fJcifOCt
.
s
ooGfvr *tp
f \3uf2-0;T (tffo,
;c~>f<v3tE6 <*mG- I P c
fOOeAEfcOUQ ‘^rt^ACEVlAF\CAl£Mt*W'T'S. .
Winner Wade and Warner
e Meet Compliment E a c h
,o,n Elevens
*t(AE Alt-VV-tr(fe<3
Pirf-ftw PERecM AL.
EhlCO Ghl'CEfi'S tKtfUOGf
M O C B 6 f h « \ ‘tfeD M QM CM ’T S / l H B
nm-iei.
HoMtii Wl
onnford, « E
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clJT
IIIN n iH H i
oi%gr Ptr&AAf
^A N 'JOSE, C alif.,'U ta 27.—f/P; PASADENA, Calif.. I ) ^ 2 7 . - r !
'flpyw ild D iir Mehlhom o f Cblv'V/J*)—W ith both coachds n S ittin V
■. c*fo -left here, today with' first the other has attained high deprfctw mortey of fSOO, the Son Jose gred’ o f *perreetlon m n„.uidii,4
Country club course record, tho gridiron mnohines for th» game j
of Santa Clara vnlley open between the University of Alnbnm i
^s«iffL<harapion, aad the convletion and Stanford University here New
- that lie hns ftvercbme. the Jins re-j Year's dnyf spiculatipn hns l>ocn
spbnsiblo for his frequent’ "crack*' centered mobtiv on the mental ntrs’*- a t the height o f Ms game in1 titude of tlie players.
*
*nC,tbo pedlgr^
s & J tW O U lA } '*
l p‘ r,by thiTwo
L 'vas
& ,010‘
cnnrgvs thrown °„
at ithem
possibilitiesWare* seen
a* the
th. Lednard. form er American t W k t a r outfieldera line u p / o r the
roe pitcher.
first tim e' in .their many years in
;:ther Speaker nor the ottor- basohull’against tltfc same pitcher
v;li7 acecnpanieid him Houl I a form er team mate of both. One
• i;n cxplnnntion of their trip 1 ,'th a t the Posto/fice department
bo rnpitol hot thp fnet th a t may bJ asked to Investigate with
iknr and Cobb plinned to be tin- possibility th a t blackmnlliiitr
at tha »am? ti»nMchhr„M m ay.be preffcrml against
rdod o s . itb;nifiwint.
! the offender, rhowlng allegations
im 'eft hia A n g e la , G a . !against Cobh and Speaker,
tb the din of enthuam u'c > Anothog possibility is that Cobb
tx.faith. n f.h b tiw n fo lk ln and Speaker mny confer with cohhj* inUgritv s t i l l r e f g n i b k was gresslntml • laaderr, who haw? c*
equally reticent.
rcliront. Colih,
Cobb, however, pressed belief in their innocence.
ii=si
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LONDON, l J c r . - 2 7 - H v n v . .
c?G
fJOUi V-'OC A
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HEAD «3Ci69oQ,3 / SCRA/A^LE'e
rft
ThE l AD^
(blffb A R E
EMOOCAA "to P L E A SE
Tt-te
RABID
OjCE'oTUMGj ADDICT.
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C,nt Plmy\
ii
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(Pop) Warner, g d n l d
.turned In a final Stanford mentor, fear» hU num
2 Evenings and l Matinee, Dec,
*f|As ^ tic K p a s s e d
CUlllA t h e
^LEtCrffAT O F HAWD .
STDFF Chi 'iAUDEVJIULE*
an,l 0,<e are not Lnldtig t!i: roming tilt R>r-
League Capse ENTIRE FICTION
in Pittsburgh GROUP SCOURED
fn Armour
f nt Witt;
n to ta l .of 207. Tommy
nf «f mmminntlofts.
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xxt ,
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a ^ f» S ln g to n .D p C., with whom he , 1" ,,la c « Wade, who brought bis
*ed the final round, wn« lending A “ baBJ“ ,enm to , 1"!' Angnles
f field of golf experts with UH w ,lB .ir>0 ro'.t.-rs, has expressed |
’th e Cnd of the second rouncj, confidence in hi* eleven, but tie- ,
* /iWr strokes lictter than Mehlhom J.ielv*‘3 he
<<’ »"»uh wits with
. ^W hllh the gallem alteniated be-. 1 , Krenlt’i‘t lining nolbull ru;u h'
" Itjiwen applause for Mchlborn nnd ' an, mlU!’1
“ “sm art” team j
curiority as to how soon hs w ould. ^ n*uu:
‘'crack," Dill proceeded In the first
Kecnlling W urner’H record at
nWn holes to overcome. Armour’s Corlislo, Pittsburgh and Stanford,,
lead nnd in tho r-icond nlno to p ile ' Wuile declared ,the veteran mentor
up an ndvantnge of four strokes hail been responsible for many o f 1
V,P7ff him. Armour finished tlw tho
outstanding
pluy»
used ,
: fllfrtl round with 7.1 to win second, throughout the football world and
. pficc with 211 for the r>4 holes, j that it wus reasonable to expect j
; "Mshlhom shot three birdies o n ; "Pop" m ight spring some new
'.t^t firs t nine of his last round a n d ' surprlnea.
flitoe on the second nine, tubing I The Alabama team will trnin
- f t n ' M sll the nthern eitertpl tho | this Nveek at Ixis Angeles, While
mJtih, on which be wns onu overt W arner says he will attempt to dipir- On the seventeenth and eigh*‘ rect |ho minds of his charges back
W n th greens he missed birdies by to serious football with several
less than nt. Inch.
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hard practices here.
S
3 D ifferen t Opt-ratt l)V .name Coat that
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, PittsLi
FOR SC EN A R IO S!
New- Orleans—
.'
Many
F.xcellent S to r ie s In
The ClnAsics T h at Ilem ain
To Be Film ed, S a y FxpcrlH
Thursday, E vening,‘.Dec,
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Mmes. Jacobo and Glade: Messrs. Tommasi
SANFORD
Mongelli, Lulli— Ballet.
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Friday, Matinee. Dec. S i ...........
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With Mmes. Escobar and Schalker; Messrs.
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Inlerrante,
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Cervi.
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Special Dance program
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Ballpt will follow the performance of the ope
F a t e Of Shift W i l l Oil
Be Decided By East’B
Coaches In G o t h a m Jig
King Dances a
and Whistles as
He'Wins Golf Hole
j|
NEW. .YORK, Doe. 27.-</P>^, Thh fa ta of a colorful modern con
Or m o nd p e a c h , fi.. . i »«;•#.
tribution .to _football,. tho itliift, Is
2t,—
LT*)— When John I). Rockefel
; boforo raj turn gridiron eoache*
and official*, gnth«ring horo this ler sinks n 20-foot putt he quotes
poetry, whihtles and'dances, a jig.
week for annual meelinga.
The maneuver, which already
The aged man won tho second
111* bean appreciably curbed in tho holo^rom four rnnripnnions ycRternf t n~ •«-«ying "Jimt about the
* w estern conference by a new rule
stfhft’h compels tennis to come to n
ic could remember
'
two-second r.top ufter moving
rirgr Von Elm would
thalr lint*, will bs up for discus- have sighed lo achieve. It wax
iriot) w ith tho point nfter touch* then thirt Mr Rockcfelle r quoted
down,, I ha huddle nnd the forward poetry nnd danced a jig.
*' ■P*** penalty nt set-lions extending
Just what the millionaire said a
— -CT0T B Tour-day period.
moment Interact! the third bole'
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•;.Tho Initial concli^vo today brings when he took a nine, is not a mat
to fe th e r members of tho Eastern . ter for record, but the llev. Dr. C.
^ v . ^ W ^ I n tit.
i o niU t 0!
Intercollegiate' W otlfkiq, of New York City, was
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Meeting of the j along bo At must have been just
cbocbc.x follow tomorrow and Wed* blank verso.
dwday. whiol on Thursday the N o
Dr. Wrielfkin, CyrR James, of
.
,Liopal Collegiate Athlhllc Associa- bottall, Mass., a cIobo friend, and
Ubn will h*vc its annual meeting. Mr. and Mrs. John Dick, of ToronRISKS TITLE SOON
JEW YORK, Dec. 27. _</P>_
I. Morgan, of Seattle, who l«d
.ic champion* Jurlng l92fl with
e« dafeitse* of hi* crawn, aoon
I risk hi* Junior lighlwW h't
d again in
Nqw York. Toit
k an l is nogotlatlng for tho
r t fighter to face Babe Hopnmit,
) already hold* . cna decision
r Morgan, BabeVvonllet wna
red w p r a l monthu nga but
rgan’a title was not a t uUkeJ
Lfltzo Will Risk
, Title On Saturday
f ruiuy, h.vemnK, Dec. ;il
WiLh Mmes. Paggi and Falco: .Messrs.
Cervi— Ballet,
Strange Coiitridcncel
What a strange i-oincldenec i*
would be if Pittsburgh won tin
pennant in tho National I.cugiu
..n«l Detroit in the American!
These two club* are now man
aged by Owen fluxh and (ieorge
Mori arty, who in the days when
Detroit waa winning pennants,
starred nt shortstop ami third base,
rckpcttively.
To make the situation ull the
more unusual, these two players
wtoo the pepperpots of the Tigors,
a lio roommates as well. Now they
nre managing mighty strong ball
du b s in the rival major leagues.
In those days llugbey Jennings
woitld supply the pepper front the
Tiger bench nnd coaching lines.
On tho field Bush nnd Moriurty
would pull it.
NEW YORK, Dec,' 27,—(A*) -A
world's welterweight chnmplnnship
battle* nnd a hontUTinal round
fratherweiglit.elim ination Tight top
this weck’H /istle menu, with Ivto
laiUo risking his 107-pouml divi
sion diadem a t Wilkcsbarru, Pa., in
KDTII MAY ROW TO ROGERS
ing made for serien o f 3 operas at DoskC,
C o m m e rc e ..
JVInilOWS
The Price Is Right
Good Story Not Enough
“A’ good story isn’t the only re- ’
qulrement for a good pin iro,”
Florence Straus*, of Kiral Nation
al Productions, has fc-jnd.
The
difficulticH of filming, the Tierce-,
sity of avoiding controversial - u s ,1
economic, racial and
religinua!
themes, and the objections ruiuod.l
by tho .production force/* c.- the!
rottpd trippers ta 101
’ Pehn'jWiled by inches fo 'irtaSfcr
tl/q first ifcihi. Tbe'sectrhd-irjfcsr.
ot Big husky are took Murphy of Pennsylvania,
's l i T e e t o r WhoVailed
iday, *to task, inftittmg k6 ahould. haUa' , given p a il
SeillT a chanco to try for a field
BOSTON FINANCIER DIES
BfrtH' would
'em; t always \yonSwimmJe*tdgef:
golng tm g et aWay
^
Murphy Ironing Boards
Made to Order
It * wa* the Ihlrd
scoro was 10-10, the
with two-yards to \ r
Tudde TKe' lC^artr ii
^ t Would -Ffknl mnn-'ti
wsm
&
llfltt, Sievin'
'-r
T ickets NOW nt Box O ffice: Reservations
With a situation aoinewhat similar
similar to tho one Murphy of I’-nn
faced, ftt Illinois. <
against T hard-hitting
8ergoun{
Sammy Baker, of New York, in a
10-round bout to a dccUlort.
The survivor of. the fcathur.weight, b o u t,; bringing togetlior
the fam e ilny, will produce nn op
ponent fo r Honey Boy Finjiojaft.
Tho victor , in the throe-corneroxl
eefies will be recognised In thd
cost as-succetm ir fq the throne
form
erly o e c u p i^ b y Lout* (Kid>
20 grand nfllonal, has pur
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I from tjia. Jockey flub the Kaplan.
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m o.ntprofiolenti'^fw rtuld^u try !t
pn»s over the Row 'line? t.F ather
‘hi the game he had completed t.ueh
« pl*y on the fpurth down.
Trying 1 tfhother pass ever the
line wpa a nervy play th at took
courage He invited plenty of conr.tfre from tho Mcond-guesscrs. He
took the chance.
A pass, Friedman to Iloffmsn,
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�THE SANFORD
r*vlciy£ • *«”
10 suyr1At L east One H undred More
aj ilis ’ Are In Hn.spilnl Suffering
umltelj From Alcoholism; 7 Deaths
three • Are Rerfnrtcrl lie .Chicago
’ J.-Wi
* ■ ■ i.r, t h u | . N H W *YORK.-
Due.
23.— C P I -
alcoholism
. Hears, Congressman nrtd
*.Lyua and ,Mi«i K ithDixie l.ypn of Whitcviltt*.
rtprossman and Mra. Al- wnod'Ulroho' a
rrtc r and Mira C arter of the. iddus'riui
lUFrrffff’-rman and Mr.i, 'sufficient m <■
jlngliin official
fh«C the prnhi
nan and Mrs. George N. vex tig ntv cln*,
Cnpjjretsm in supply of tiio
31- 41- JpoatAtl. Hnd tlioir
d m i ^ c d 'm Ohidf* CdP^art(fATr^'R^J,1 Frcvmnh.
lit; ’ Congri-v^man mi l
FI. Cfnmnn'‘kcr, Oregon;
rHirrr'Itnrl Mrs. Nstharr
Ppnnsyl vania; Dr. and
dipcr? and their son of
an; Charles Windham of
wood Development ComMr. and Mrs. Wonders of
is not
Washvvever,
111 in■o >ft
"it, j..
n friend, CalVin Coolidge."
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cs dant Callea’ reply, after ac- j CHICAGO, Dec, 23 .—
ledglng rvcoipi of the letter, lyouthful robbers armed with a
fake pinto! and 0 girl companion Sayre, has w ritten to Secretory of
War Davis complaining th a t army
' thrilled a t the prospect o f ■bccom- officers are harassing opponents
' | Ins a "bandit queen,’’ met defeat of compulsory m ilitary training in
| Inst night at the hands of Robcry colleges, and reeking to deprive
Hay, 20, who shot and killed one them of their right o f free a ^ ec h .
Specific charges v/ero thht Lledt.
of them atul„cntiscd the capture of
Col. George Lewis o f the regular
the other? with a real-gun they army and of the 69th reserves tlivihad overlooked when they held him slon, objected to his advising stu
up. . i t .
* v j.w * ;,i dents a t the, .University* or Okla
The youth dragged Ray, n postal homa at Nurrrinh ahd thtlt, pcrhqpa
j ctfcrk, irtf/i ur» alley and robbed him |p. consequence std d C n U V h d 'w trt
of $17, lim ;i> they fled to an nu- opposed to the c ^ p U ^ o iV w llltiiy
't t’Oi'nobile in vvhfch ttiF -’girl was training the^c and wher attepijitod
waiting^ Ray opetltH'lfire',!'killing to arrnngge' a meeting tor kirn W
'Jo h n Ih-n/.io. 13.
L ater Tony address them , were umthle to oh*
!Oliver, 17, and Limn Crawford, 21,
were raptured
The girl said she met the youths
iat a theater and had accompanied
I them just for the "thrill of being
ju bandit queen."
“ 1 never thought anybody would
get killed,” she said! "They had
only that little gun and it didn’t
look like that would hurt any |
tody.”
1 The two admitted several previ
ous robberies, nil accomplished
Iwith tho water pistol.
■ "■ .■-=-“7 *; r:ss* v*.
(Omtinunt! from Pcu*e U
he ”vt it hi» the nest fortywtgM
ho’j r v * fmrring fu rth er riling.
JACk.SON, M isi..kl>rv\ 23,—LTh
—Central Mijal* - Ipj i riven were
becoming r/tithig to^tents today a 1*
tons of, w ater from the north
.MEXICO CITV, Doc. 28.-<>Ft—
swelled by heavy local ruins swept
dirtvn the stream*, ran tin g many to i Meiu.ugex' <if good will exchanged
leave their hnnk* and threatening I by the presidents cf the United
to di) heavy crop dsm a .39 and hiyh- States and M< xleo on the occasion
of ihe United Slates arm y Pah*",
why dam age..
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American flight w h b made publii*
The, Pearl river wu* ul-.f7_fc*A indayev
f>
'.< ■
in Jocknoh and slowly rjft{ng id 7
M
rijof1
11
ubei't
A.-Durguu,
flight'
o'clock- todayi Rain that ft*}!,int<
i
-unmiiiuk-r.
who
came
‘here
from
yOBte’-day and last night yontinert!
interm ittently today, while Jctulon ■Vpra* Crux' for nn official recep
fkien forced office workers to hum tion, delivered a letter to Presi
de at fV.llOi from President Cool?
liglttridge vvhicii was given mil hy the
So 11am Age has been suMsinPu Mexican fi'jc.gn otf.tce as fofloWSV
in th, Jin k son a ru i, but sorions , ' Wnh plcaaure 1 avail myself
woperty dantago m ight result from 1f f tne-opportunity afforded hy the
a continued rise, of the rivers ami American avialnr>>' visit to Mexico
streams. Illinois Cenlrnl trains
from the north urn being detoured
ever the V. ft M. V, railroad bo'•nore of washouts in the track
north of Canton nml near Durant.
Thv Vnlolmsha river at Crennda
and the Itig B lack'river north of
here arc reported out of the.r
hanks and causing property dmiiage that will exceed $100,000.
Rainfall for the 24-hour period
ending a t 7 n. m. today in Jackson
was 1.8 Inches.
Expert Jeweler To
e£i r
Special s
O ld - Y
$
i f o f i OFFtdERS
R 1927 SRATF.D
..LOCAL BODIES
1 8 , 0 0 0
PEAS S
CORNn
NEED SOME MONEY
NO.
)rg«nl*t—Mr* V ova lln v n n ,
dft—Mr*. TvA Wight.
' ’’
ffyt.il Itnuth.
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^tlfe*A-T.Tlfi. At a irfte Warner,
rnrthn—Mr- Rndu rrennhaw.
rta—Mr*. Alum Wheelen*.
Iforder—Mrs. Sarah F’arkoi.
f.ilUnel— Dnnlcl Starr,
anfortl lod*;e No. 02, F. eml A.
‘I w k ih iitw offit-cr* for llm-on-
HOMINY
PEACHES
I will m ak e siu T ifu r sab* on sum • ot tin* fin e st bu i.r • h
an d w nrrhm i.se n ro n e r tv in S a n f o rd . I o f fe r fi h d s, 1, ‘d, It.
1. 5, Itlurh 1, s u b -tie r fi, 2f>0 fee t f ro n ta g e on M v rlic / \ '. r
117 feet dcM’p, I rr a te d on th re e si reel;;, tra c k fa c ilitie s can
be h ad at buck door, o r c le a r a* roan back end of all f i . 6
A s y o u r p u r c h a s in g a g e n t w e are
c o n s ta n tly s e e k in g o u t th e b e s t values,
th e m o s t >e n d u r in g m a te r ia ls , from
h u n d r e d s o f s o u r c e s th e c o u n tr y o ver.
No. 21., can
.
iI4c
!4c
14c
28c
Florida
T a k e c e m e n t , fo r .in s ta n c e . W e offer
y o u L o n e S ta r b e c a u s e th is superg ra d e c e m e n t h a s e s ta b lis h e d u new
sta n d a rd of q u a lity nnd u n ifo rm ity .
C o n c r e t e m a d e w i t h L o n e S tar
C e m e n t , p r o p e r ly m ix e d nntf placed,
is p r a c tic a lly e v e r la s tin g .
I
W. Knapp
Co
j Atk>SauiVrtl
B u ild in g m a ter ia l o f th is sort, plus
c o u r te o u s c o n s id e r a tio n of y o u r p r o b
l e m s , h a v e e n a b le d u s to set a n e w
sta n d a rd o f b u ild in g m a teria l s d r \ ice.
Ave.
Lone Star Cement la made by the
Blnnlniham, Ale.
Subsidiary of International Cement Coryoradad
Phone 468
i t ...
For All This Week 9 Extraordinary Reductions
it Churcl iwell’s Dress Sale for the balance (
ink we are handing out Christma*- presents
(f%
A vV l ■
$10.00 Ladies’ Silk Dresses
Good Quality; Neatly Tailored
wee
you can
$19.95 Ladies’ Silk Dresses
• .Smartly trimmed, On .sale for
re r—A. K. Roast
>, 8. E. Starr.
f. A. Higgins, Dr. A,
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Boyle, Hoywnrd
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Alabama Portland Cement Co.
sffifa fisB sstR fnffjffl iB g ffiB fg fa a g flg
KingLiJ. o. Huff.
ini Vnlt I |! Mpp I
cond Vail- II. I U m g
j t Vnil—A. F. itutts,
f.fncl—I). M. F Starr,
irctnry—C, J. Humph.
•tasurcr—John Gove.
iylor ocinmnndpry ,Vo. 23 hold
ln>tulhilinn last, with I'a- i
J ntlif!^ MaugiUun ,**
riling' officer, P ait Com manR. E. Tolur grand marhlml
Past Commander |t. B, .Chaptnaatvr of ceremony. The iniition wns ns follows;
Rnmnnder—T. W. Jones,
mcr.ilii 3111)0—G, E. McKay.
‘Plain General—John Gove.
hh>r W orden—George Huff.
Burke Steele,
rotate—A. F. McAlister.
service
Meats
- High Priest—G. E Mi Km
.J Sciw iluTom Mvri..lith
& tijfgflilh of H osu u \
it Principal Sojouir.,
-an
—
PINEAPPLE nS .3cun -28c Chase and
BLUEBERRIES N 2 can 28c 1
O A K A V EN U E
PIE CHERRIES No 2 ,;an28c
— Potatoes — Sugar — Coffee
j
i*»org©
jyt Senior Warden—M. Y. Bledsoe.
/ JtUlior Worden—W. A. Routh.
plSvnlor Dcaron—A K. Ro*«itrr
Junior Deacon II li lamp.
H w M U r e r —Ik. [1. Ultupmati.
‘ ' R lr4 i« ry -—-V. H Adnhis.
<wh|5llrt*-D *S. Buhhii t*
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I'j^tinior Rtoward— tmnv- o IlnC
■' Junior Stew ard—I. U Sr.-. 1
I, ‘ vlfeT—1). S. E. Sian
Jlcjoroo chapter N<*. 17
m
Mailed In order hy Punt High
B. Chapman. Ihist ILgh
Priest! John Gove was marshal,
Th*v now officers arc an follow.
No.
can
V 0..T .C .'o ffic e rs.
»TiV .Si . . , .
T h e b u ild in g m a te r ia l d e a le r is the
p u r c h a s in g a g e n t fo r h is co m m u n ity .
— Good For The Rest of The Year —
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STRING BEANS, No. 2 can
Ihtlntml From Pniri* One!
lubtrt*8 — Mm. KlUuhrth
W ato Cimductrr?* - Mr*
>tna Wqrd.
,
dftin—Mr*. A1ic*- Eldrr.
lh a l— Mf*. Knlhcrfnp Mc-
o f quality
«n appeal, for
the defense of. Soviet t
In BHdgeman, Mich.
Mr. Sayre d«U rts in
« * » ta r y of w ,r ,
not and never has b*«.
munlst, and that he ,iV^
te r because of hi. b*li3
of violstina
cntj led to a fair w ? 1
$15.00 Ladies’ Silk Dresses
Reduced for this week foi*
*T»rx BsJMOhtfatwr-!
Mrm* ’ V
l*-* * i‘- 5Q -* 1 I .
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Beautiful'Silks, This week only'
*1 ♦■'« IffSmnrrJfc
00 Ladies ’ Silk Dresses
I!< autiful Silks — Reduced to
0 Ladies
Tailored
a tfifj
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ili
Lu
ties
p W in d u p
T A 1 M AbSl.I., Fla., Dec. 2d;
-Whcu delegates to the
_ can Road Builders' Associnmret in Chicago n « t month
f&cus* important highway mat{‘ttffeeUng the coyntpy, nnd to
nd the aifaual road show, they
find a ' profusion of photophs and views
t ed
| pnd pamphlets cn the state's possibtlitlcs generally.
L. K. Cannon, assistant state
highway engineer has been' desig
nated by Dr. F. A. Hathaway,
chairman of the rosd department,
to go to Chicago in advance of the
national gathering to arrange the
exhibit. J. Ifc Cresap, state high
way, engineer, is helping Mr. Can
non with the display.
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In addition to .advcrllalhg' Flo'r,J “ *"“ n Btinted m atter, tho state
Vfe It* highway Head In the
scat a t th e 'fiija t arid
gepwaj, scaslon of thy ussoclntio'fi.
P|T., Hathaway some ;tlme ago ncpopted „gp jnvitatloh ft>. preside.
Incidentally, the Florida rond de
partm ent will be the only Southe m i r ttY Wield T h r s a v e l . a t the
meeting.
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S
.m m
State Road i)epHrtmeni*y/Hf
ibuto. the literature and illusons on the sU tc's road work,
-the 'staU dehaHment of ngrlwill contribute the booklets
’ON PASSES Police Hope That
[ROUGH MANY;Clue Is Discovered
|To Missing Woman
iLL*£W%fJL:*ti
[Materials Cf
At Lcaat'l
forp Final
*vr/.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-<A>)
—District’ of Columbia police were
hopeful todny. th a t they had a clue
which might lead to a solution to
the
mysterious
disappearance
nearly two weeks ago of Mrs.
Gladys W. IloUck,. wife of Dr.
ICnutc Houck, the' St. Elizabeth’s
hospital psych^Atrlst, who is being
held for observation ’of his own
nieptal condition in the Galljngir
municipal hospital.
They were not, however, con
vinced for they have become m<;re
and more skeptical as to the value
of clues as more thsn n week of
work |ias proved fru/tless in deter
mining whether Mrs. Houck wus
killed, committed suicide,'or ran
away*.* Tho new due came in the
form of fl telegram from S. T
i |flr(ji„ Chicf 0f po|itt. ut Blythe
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S’ ••
r tm i.V T im
il
y
Ut V
Of 3 YearlOld Girl
A m o n gifthew /’ s hr*
*»ys, are "reverfheo, love of
tcauty, cheerfulness, honor, n sense
of duty to others, courtesy, thrift
nnd cleanlinena In tlmught, word
end deed.” .,i
"Scouting offers to all girls tin*
opportunity for leadership," Mr*.
Rippin says, "and It is tho. oppor
tunity for leadership which every
girl needs.”
Housework for Nerves
. LONDON UP). — Take a ham
mer and drive nailr, or grab a
scrubbing brush, and clean up tho
floor, or do uny-of the other thou
sand-and one duties about a hops*
and the matter of “aerves” will be
come something of the past, was
tho advice handed out hy Dame
Mary Scharlieb to a crowded house
of women'at ihn Institute of Hy
giene.
"Household .work l» one of the
greatest cures that women may
take for 'nerves,' continued Dr.
Scharlieb, who Is dean * of the
British medical women and has
been practicing here more than SO
years. "Neurotic girls nnd women
can get tho greatest advantage
from work; work of any kind.
The woman who stays a t home H
able to occupy herself in a variety
of domestic tasks which are bene
ficial to mind nnd body nliku."
.UNIONTOWN,’ Fa., Dec. 28.UP)—A little one’s life vras saved
today by an automobile accident.
As a frantic father raced his
automohUe toward a hospital, 3ycar-old Betty Coughanouf, with
u bone from, a Christmns i turkey
sticking jn her throat, wu4 gasp
ing for breath in her mother’#
aim s.
Caughanuur's
machine
trashed into another and Belty was
flung' to the floor. The kurkey
bone was found beside her.- V
Had there been no collision she
would have died before the hofplfal was reached, physician's s*id.
Doccmbcr X/ I i' iW £ 4,h
9
•V- K IMH’Ut.AHH,
U t c r k o f C ir c u it C o u r t.
B y A . i t . tV B H K H , D. C.
A f k r r m h n tt A c k e r m a n ,
S o lic ito r s f o r C o m p la in a n t .
D r ln t id u . F la .
I'ub.
‘
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IftCheh' 1idngor- th an the .IjN p i l y
vfdla. It wo* made by iflcroftUreou* Amitir the m u te r of Slrndivnrius.
D e c. 4 . 1 1 . J I , 15. j a i t , l.
PROPOSALS FOR STREET
PAVING-
XOTICR TO CONTUACTOII*
U r a lr il
b id * w i l l
b e 'r e c e l v f
the Board or County C o m r a lu lo n n i
o f Srmlhole County. Florida, a t the
o f f l c r of the Circuit Clerk of B#mlnolr County, m Hanford. Florida, up
to ID A. M. on the i i t u day of J a n u
ary. JSJ7. for the furnishing of alt*
labor, m a t e r i a l , equliimont und O t h e r
Ihlhjs necensary for tba consirucilon of 5S»i mile* «>r read, located
in Seminole County. Florida. ■
ThM»vr|f Will constat of approx)malrty 10 acres cltarlftgiHO.OftB t-U.
>'d*. x r a d iu s ; SSO.OQO sip yds. pa-r-
Santa! proposal* will bo r e - .
caived by the City Commisaion t f
nford, Florida; a t their office -■__
the City Hall, .a t or before .1 P.
-j.» January, 10th, 1027, for grad* P ^ V v . t f > F lu V ^ T
f
log. draining and paving the fol
lowing s tm ts , to-wit:
bird
fr.’ Avocado to Per
simmon, ShL Asp. on 0 in.
rock b a s e ---- ------- 7780x1). yds.
Inx. t o x e t h e r w i t h i h e n e c e s s a r y
dralnsxe atructurrn Which will In Perslnitnon Ave. fr. F irst to
,N...T .MK. r , H < i i T c o pu t o r t i i t: c lu d e X bridge* and 1! coherete cutThird, .Hlit. Asp. oft 0 In.
ThQ friendship of the First National L
• •
.
•
KkVBXTII J l i n t l A__
I,
u n i t T l T v e rts ,
rock
base .....— ^..,.1602 *q. ydx.
A>1> Foir>«tVu'. ! / l»n" and specifications are on
ambitious young business man haa U
t
/ l>VN'r\-.IS rUAXCBItv I fl>e at the offices of the Clerk of ^laplo Ave. fr. Colonist Way
shown in the long span of our service In
T ° d t u r r t it l k
it h o c irI rccuu tl-t C
~ o ifH
- a t id F r e d T . W i l
to Central, 1 1-2 lit. Sht.
C H A H L E 8 L. U I I I T T
liam s, K n g l n e e r , n t S a n f o r d . F l o r
munity.
#
Asp
.
on
3
In
..’
Sand
Complainant,
ida. C o p l e a o f t h e a b o v e m a y b e
o b t s l n e d b y d e p o * I U n g t e n d o l l a r * ; Asp
— ----------- 2776 sq. yds.
Our advice and encouragement and
FRKDBIUC W. DAVISON, et nt
w i t h Die E n g i n e e r , M o n e y r e f u n d e d Holly Ave. fr. Colonial W»y to
backing have helped many a vouti
Iltifciulatit*.
If Idtl Is m a d e .
C lT A T ln V
Central, 1 1-2 in. ShL Asp.
P r o p o s u Is m u s t h e s u b m i t ted o n
to tho strength of maturity.
... .
Florida to Prhhrlc r e g u l a r f o r m a . W h ic h w i l l b e a u p on 3 in. Sand Asp. ’2775 sq. yds.
v>. Davison arnl wife,
. j»aV|- plied b y t h e C o u n t y a n d ' m u s t b e a c
Hanford’s
future pnwj)erity nnd growth i
»on, whose Christian name b un* c o m p a n i e d b y a c e r t i f i e d c h e c k Cedar Ave. fr. Colonial Way
upon
ypur
success. Our own hopes of ex
k n o w n : and l o e a c h a n d q ^ i y of
to Central, Surf. T. on <J In.
salil Oeremlantn ir living, am) n imlea drke opf a yt ha eb l Ce i r ct ou i t V.C o uK.r t oDf o uS ge li an sl-,
nro
closely
Jinked with the development
rock
base
2776
sq.
yds.
either any or all of the *«UI ,1- nole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , f o r u n a m o u n t
re ml unt* nte Ueiut. then to each nml r u n s ) t o t h r e e p e r c e n t o f Ityt t u t n l Colonial Way fr. French to
\ young strength.
every of the heir#, devisee*, IranCedar, 1 1 -2 in. S h t Asp.
Let us work together for our mutual ends.
1 ^« r»titees, or other I'lalnunU si mTohuen ts uocfc eI hs s*f uOld.
l b i d d e r w i l l t>* r e on 3 In. Sand B om 2960 sq. yds.
under each itml-every of tho said
:<vlre,v • ................
ueveaseU defendant# claiming, any d u l r e d t o g i v e a s u r e t y b o n d , a p Central S t fr. French to Ce
right, title or InteriMl tn or to any p ro v e d h y t h e H o a r d o f C o u n t y C o m
dar, 1 1-2 In. S h t Asp, on
or oil of Ih# lands hereinafter de m i s s i o n e r s of • H e m ln o l e C o u n t y .
3 In. Sand Bare
.2711 sq. yds.
scribed, nnd to all peraons und F l o r i d a , f o r a n n m o o n t r q t l l l t o
patties whose name* *ro sersrally f i f t y p e r c e n t ' o f t h e a m o u n t h id :.
French Ave. widening fr.
T h e r l k h t Is r e s e r v e d h y t h e B o a r d
unknown hut whom *ro believed
Ninth to Hughey, S h t Asp.
to exist, who are Interested' Ih. or »f C o u n t y t h y m m l s a l n i f r r * o f sa i d
on 0 In. rock base.'.'. 9765 sq. yds.
who are claiming any Interest et C o u n t y , t o r e j e c t a n y u r a l l b i d s a n d
8ANFORD, F U .
Interests In nr to any or all of tbr l>, u u l v o f o r n i a l l t l e # o r n c c e p t a n y
Together with such other streets
following described land# altnat. hid <>r a n y p a r i t h e r e o f , w h i c h .n the City commission may tqtn
lying and being In the Count* of t h e i r J u d g m e n t , t h e I n t e r e s t of t h #
1 U X T / a . '«-• O # J y
i r a *-vj o r
over for construction during tho
Hcmtnole «ml .Slate of Florida, mor* i n m u ) Will h e p r o m o t e d t h e r e b y .
particularly described , a fallowJ O H N MEIBOM,
ensiling year.
to -w it:
I t
i i i W - 1 - M i 1 5.
C h a irm a n . H oard of C ounty
Proj>o*al to bo presented in n
T h e N o r t h 29 1-2 f e e l o f iI,.it t
<'o in in ls a lu tie r s
o f R l o c k 0 of T i e r 2 * f Ills ( ll>
sealed envelope, endorsed on the
V. E, IH>0ai.A3,
fi
1 ..
of S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , a r c o r d l a g
C l e r k of Hie C i r c u i t C o u r t .
outside, "Bid for Paving," Sanford,
Lk It, T r f t f f o r d '* M a p i h e r n i
a n l I’uh. D e c 21. J m r . 4. |JI, IS
Florjd*. *nd the-name of thn b'd- pS-4-U-i 443
r e c o r d e d ‘ 111 F l a t Hook No l j p ug t 0S-<4 o r t h e 1’ u h l t c I te c o r d p i|f S«ttiuor’or bidders. f
'
‘ ■ 1 ’; ’
I n o l e t ’o u n t y , F l o r l d s
F lo r id a .
Each
proposal
must
be
accom
It Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y ^ u a p d i v t i i e r i f i r r i T i n t ’H T o f h e m I V O t . E n i l V T V , F I . O l l l l>A
e a c h o f y o u he u n d a p p e a r b e f o r e
jantcii by
uy a certiricu
panied
certified «check, made
NOTICE OF S HK fllFV'1 NALH
o u r s a id C ircu it C o u rt .a t IhH C o u rt
jayablo a t sight, to .tltho order of
■
ri . D‘ _.7t'*
H o u s e a t S n n f o r d , F l o r i d a . *n liio VJ (1C IN I A - C A R O L I N A C H E M I
:h# City’ Auditor A.CH rk, of S*aCAL
com pany
of
Dela
| r d fla y o f J a n u a r y . A. D. U S J , s i . d
w a r e . a C o rp o ra tio n ,
t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o tins
'»•», yi»iiu#, nfor
g »3 per cant of the
(ord.'FIafidn,
flalm lff.
hill nf r o m p l u l n t e x h i b i t e d afcnliyat
Amount of tnclr bid.
VJL
y o u 111 t h i s c a u s e , file d f o r t u t pur
Thu successful bidder or bidders!
p o s e o f 0 a i d i n g I lie -alt Is u i
tile J I M I 'A R I I A W A Y, Mi AiJmlnlw •
t r i i l n r d f t h * KrttfttoV'dT SJA M
a b o v e t l e n r l l i s d p r u p e r t ) a n t) esiirtiiw!ll> bo required to ^ivo n -bond)
lls liln g the l a m e
In : (tutd
tom
u p oraM ti.
m
to 50 per cent of hi* or hfli*;
p ln ln sn t
f)*>f #r r>i|ti u\.
P* ^
.
9nc
It Is n i r t l i e r o r d e r e d t h a t t a t - i
%• do* 11* ht>i • uy give*it th.»t uml**r Did, and Hurh liond to (>A txecutuil ‘
to
I.l'-r h r p i i h h e h e d lu T h e S4uf<g>| , nii*l
\ it tu n of a W i i i «*f fCx*«f ti- Hy a surety company licensed
t i e ' a i d . a n c u r p a p e r jMd-.ltel ed
to* iifilt
i.yi of ami iimlrr i Imi do huxliiF.ia in the. State of Florida,
S a n f o r d S e m i n , , |e i j a u n l y , h I, d.,. s f .i 1 *f th** I 'lf v u H t 'u t t r l uf *S**ti\I»
I'lo e each Week tor fblll Col| *yr U1|Ve i 1)nl '"Ulit v I*Uirlila ilsitrit lit#* (ttII /mill bond to t#> uppiim d hy the,
we r g s
j
j t
f V o v *■ft»11►r J %f f . t *»rt*tn n hil - I'ity CuminJflxlon,
I V I T N gi > t i a b d sii.1 t i n s j o I ' jiiv
111lb IU* dial i-MI Ilf til*- ^un*I« a (id
f'ojiie# of the jdutiM and specifi
f I h•* i *fn ii!f t .dirt uf ih**
.<hai t i iN. i a Hit« antj i
uf
v
NEW ORLEANS,<Dcc. 28—{i«PJ—
Countess A Shot-Putter
' 1/ the shjrt orvyqor back contains
IcsttcM, it U 'ft safe list that some
BERLIN.—UP)—The rnnks of
Ijof the m aterial tised in its making
Gcnren epprlswomen have re
I n i sold ei^h t (.times .before you
ceived ;; dist'.hguUlied recruit In
[paid the last price.’
the pprium cf Countcs* Irene von
Ststistcians estimate that every
Einsleticl. whose grandfather )vas
Prince Bismarck,1 the renowned
[bale of cotton Is sold an average
"Iron Chancellor."
L f five times before I t ,is received
Countess ypn Einsledel, tfho U
[by a spinner or other msnufactin her thirties, has always led an
the finished article
active outdoor life, but not until
[changes Hands twice, before being
recently has s h e got down to rain
[finally sold.
ing
for competition*. She in spe
Glower i T o-T rader
cializing
in the shot-put, and hor
tc7, ,
■ “} ' I
Cotton Is first , fraded by tho
showing in this field event was so
[producer to the m erchant who ad-1
good at a recent trial that the
Gentian Sports Club awarded her
Ivancfd Him the money to raise his
■ rop, "or’
_lit--*ty
M11 Atown
/.ft.,M il«#
IAd
Its diver Hports medal
to :a iniall
dealer,
viiic. Aria, whlcli read:
[jt* next BtUe’I* usually to n larger
"Woman passed through here
|buyer, generally known no u cot- Dec. 21, enrnute from Cairo, 111., to
M iddled(■»' Title 1'irel
n merchant.-- II9 Has hcatlquart- Springhill, Mo., hove three men
P A R IS .
uP)
S i r i k m g m id u i
*tl(
ers in ilia
who'positively identified her it? <tti'.i on the rue de In I'ai c 11re dc
tration pairitiC
Glndys W. Houck ' a f t e r seeing
Many of these interior mer- press
Juttlflul *’Irt uit t.f l It i1 s t a i r uf f?AM I’U J M J l
pictures.
C a rry in g one and insisting tha t tin
il **i’**aii#*tl. Jn
ili» cation? may lie seen at the .office
KlttfMa. In arul for Hr'imimlc I'ounh, hurulh *.f M M ("A It It A W A Y an of the I'ity Manager, or ut the o f
hants xelPdirect to spinners or black grip w ith W ashington hub- sewing. This mean?, if
■Ji
fI**=■ ilJi iluy of IfercmtJfr A Admit) In 11Uf nr uf l li r*MDI>* ««r
fice of Fred T. Williams, Englil \'J2ti
mke ahipment* to connections c erdnsllei' tag."
about 20 francs pel duy
ftft i*j SAM l ‘H 11 4-1 i
tlric r a n
nct'i.
V K |i o r u l « A S # , t’MitjF ru I V,lid1*4 U r sum'of Vs*7t 21 I JR"*1
'' i’laim and ajmeifientionx may
road fo r aalo ambng foreign spinDr. Houck has insisted that his 0 dollar
'*# ' i 'R # i,,i ,
.,f * n u n in * # d in H i# « iiin be id it a m e d a t t i m e r ooffice
f f ic e Qn tiel .tin
|l Of
iers. In many insUnccs, however wife is" alive, although professing I Th>* might Imw been arranged,
O 4? 1
I hliavf
a v e llevied
e v i e d tiuoh
lipoti aand
n d pOSlt of $ll).0
rl.'1'#”
of 14
which will be' re
le r lit a , I ii
w i l l " » f e t f o r s a l e t o Die l i t e h c s l
he interior tn*r,c)iflnt nhips his not to know whore a he Is. He left i Ilut. w*'en tin- employer? re tot ted
lit made.
, 1
a n d oeitt b i d d e r f o r cash, within turned if n hi
£ ,W 'r
ton to .'nnie port for re-sale nr Washington sHcrtly a fte r sV wasiUtIH sewirtg tve? invent.-d 100,000
The City Commissioners reserve
1 . t h e legal h o t i i t iif s a l e a t t h e f r e l i t
\V .
JJOnr of I h e C o u r t l l o o s c In S a n f o r d , tin- rig h t to reject nny, or nli biui,
Is it fu an exporter or larger last seen here nnd wu* taken intdl >«•"* a F" hy the Anrignucentin.
" 7 ‘ Sc in Inol i U o o n l y F l m id#, on Moii- xir to ncce|it uoy bid they dreiti to
, KPKN* 'l
merchant a t one of the principal custody several days la te r,m ik in g U* midlqetU.» wnntvd-t» -plit de
(j-y Ihe D d 11—y n f I n n 'i n r v
I?2T,
i»r^\iiTtjN. j
, % ? ; ’*)!
•• r I h e l i g l i i title* s o d l n i e r r # t Iw for the best mtereet of thh City. J
IxpU' Or a t large mill «cnt*rn. Cot- and behoving i^MimRilff. al & r | *1“ ^ th^ .increase n. wages.
1‘^ n I J i
Allt*( «|f <!tiUhn*'l r*ff
til**
o
f
tli#
a
i
d
MAM
P
H
I
I
.I
,I
F
.
d
e
c
e
a
sed
W. B. W ILLIAMS. I
“ We ftre tht> little girt* who in
tlfc
aold^ ^ f e r e l ..timoHj
y’
In aiul 1" t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d
n i 1 li Tt ‘, v
City M ans go,'.!
.
lulrhalt
Jjrr
I,
I!
13,
25t
.Jan,
1st;
U vented sewing and we don't intend j
l o t s , p ie c e s or j.iii r e t s of l a n d s l i p while nt b conctmliation point o r 1
g l e tn B e m i n n l r t ’n n h t y , F l o r i d a , t o *‘
to
hava
Aurlgnuccans
Dike
this
t
i
j
.
,r
l
i
..
pc-rt, before It readies tjn) manu
T i l l ,V II tie away from u s,” said th e spoke*-: !
jt
AH D ia l p a r t of Die K a r l H a l f
facturer. ,
i?
.
/
lug Nor Hi w e s t o f
Diy
A llahllwoman of the midinelles. ’ "We •*(■',T
Upa Akd I)otfn.4 Of Market
Oast L i n e ItA llro a d of Lot F l f l )
. . . .
.
. .
A S M FO H S B M I S O I . K (V»4Ui
waivj
v# f i t ) n o d Die W e s t H a l f
of
Id Lot F l f i y - f l V r ( f it) o f HANThe usual method of selling nnd
w
e
„„
TRled Ijidy Deer Stalkers
O IID F E I . E J I V
DELTA.
n c corilbuying cotton in the Interior is to
LONDON (Ah. — Deer stalking who I n v en te d s e w i n g !" '4
mi p l a l n n n i
_ g |o p l a t I h e r r o f , o f r e c o r d
In
vs.
t
h
e
P
u
b
l
i
c
H
r
r
o
r
d
*
nf
Hetiilnolo
buy or sell it so ms
"o n " haa brwljfht out more women for
NAT POYNTZ and J VIN A f*. POfN D o u u i y . F l o r i d a , i n h P I n t , B o o k J. It h Well, Then, to Learn A a InIsadora Duncan's Decree
o_____
r " h f f___
” tho most „ .W .trntUag Ihis ardubu.t sport thnrl in Die days
NAT
I t /YNT Z ' xm l
V I N A {3: P a g e s T i - r e j
’ ‘ -. V
‘
(xntance o/ Good Elimination.
F O Y N T / h i s w i f e . If a l i v e n M
position In the N hw .'O ji<^n» tfr, o f Jon«ly Qhren E llznbcth, who enMOSCOW.—(Ah- An examide of
. C M. HAND.
NewsfAbout Women |
Are You
“Toxic?"
O T ilS ISH O T
New Y ork future m a rk e ts. These cotiraged princesses and duchesfe*
oiw" and “off" nr« reguluLetl Hy to engngo in the chase ns an aid
the supply nnd demand.
, Jin keeping them selves fit.
Re-sttlcs of cotton a f t i r it leaves. The famous women participating
thg p la n te r or country' merchant,! In the (ipnrt these days include the
the malrimnniul entanglem ents in
which o Russian citizen can find
himself, is provided in Ihe Judg
ment uf the Suprem e Court which 1
1declared Isadora Dutjcnn the law
If il.’uil itgultiNl ( h a i r unkiiu W H
A# S h e r i f f nit ftrmlmdn Crrtinly.
l l c l r s . ilrvla ea e. l e g a t e e * o r g r a l l Ftnridu
lec# and
a g u liisl
.ill
persunn
. Isth
2oth. : t i u .
c l u l m l i i g I n t e r e s t # m n le r t h e sa i d
N a t ,■I 'o y m * .iiiifl V ina H. F o y n i x ,
hi# w tfe. ()#i' #»eil •!r o l h c i » )«<•.
W llllpyn U. J i i e k s n n
(so m e tim es
k n o w n ii* W It. J u c k s o n ) Im tl- Consider now nrdorjng . Fcrtilii .'r
v l i l u u h v a n d u* r e c e i v e r o f
His
K lr#l N u tlu n iil H a n k of O r l a im d ,
n hiinklriK c o r p o r n I lun o r g t m l i r d f u r fa ll a n d w i l d e r a p p l i c a t i o n .
u m j i r the la w * o f thn
Unllvtl
i jt * t e * u r A m e r i c a , If a llv * . a n d If
d r g d . a g a i n s t h i * u n k n o w n h e ir s .
SIMON PU pE AND GEM
■liiVlser*. i e g a t a e s . g r a n t e e s , u s signed*, t r a n s f e r e e # or su c c e s s o r s
In o f f i c e a n il a l l p e r s o n * c l a i m i n g
CITRUS BRANDS
in te r e s ts u n d e r th e said W illiam
It. J a c k s o n ( s o m e t i m e s k r i n w n a s
t v U J a c k s o n ) I n d i v i d u a l l y am i
'Time Tried nnd Crop Tested
ii - r e c e i v e r o f i l m F i r s t N a t i o n a l
H u n k of D r l a n d o or Ills s u c c e s s o r *
In o f f i c e a# s u c h r e c e i v e ^ dei .-asoil o r o t h e r w i s e ,
tVru
M.
I 'n v l # I f o r m e r l v Wm M. D uvls. ’
Ji ) n n d XIrs W m XI D a v l - , b is
w ife , o f O r a n g e C o m ity . F l o r i d * . Plrnnn F a r e N o. 1 4
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S
\ U t i y r d o n a n d Mrs, A. H <ior3
to
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d,,n. h l * - w i r e . w h o # # l a s t k n o w n H em F r u l i f t V i n #
1:
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a d d r e s s w m XJullln#. S o u t h C a r o - i!«m c iiritN 4-11 a 4
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Ini#. Die W a r n e l l 1.u m b e r A- Ve i n m i s t4p«elai
sf-10 t10
:
to
to
il.. ei C o m p a n y , n c o r p o r a Hon. If
in e x i s t e n c e n n d if not t n e x i s t P n i l t * v i n # r.
3
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e n ce . a g a i n s t It* u n k n o w n g r a n F*t Cent Special
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te e s. a s s i g n e e * o r s u c c e s s o r * nltd citrus Special 4-1*1 4
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a g a i n s t #H p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g , I n tl#n» o r a n g e Tres
J ttt T«
te r e s t * m n ler t h e said
W a r n * H (two Tumrerlne
Satsuma
Special
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L u m b e r tt V e n e e r C om pany,
t
c o r p o r a t i o n , J a m e s E, B a r t l e t t a n d
M r s J a m * * B. B a r l l e t l . hi* w i t s , Get now price list, order early
o f O ra ltH * C o u n t y , F l o r i d a ,
th o QUALITY first. KAIli PRICES,
V olusia
D iveattnent
Com pany.
PROMPT SHIPMENT. Thirty-five
Inc., u c o r p o r a t i o n With It* I
c l p a l offlcji a m j p l a c e o f b u s i n e s s years manufacturing fertiliser for
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are made payable either on cash | DuchesB
of
.Suthreelnnd,
Lady fuf'VldoW
of/ r,Serge
Yrs-lnin, .th
known asj War rentier, Ele.snor lady Tarring- jieasnnt-poet
ton nml Mr*. Francis Curznn, sis
Yessinin had three wives. He diter-in-law of the late Lord Cqrxon. ypreed h ia iii^ t wife and then mnrMrs. Curzon recently BUcceeded In rled Isadora Duncan. I-ater He
bringing down three stags in a married Sofin Tolstoy. In 1024
day, one of them a ten-pointer. ! Miss Duncan announced she and
I,ord Turner's only daughter, Avril,
has grossed her first stag at the under Soviet law. After Ycsalnin
nium over some future month
early age of 13, which i« consid
rith the o p tio n al calling the cot ered a unique record in stalking strangled himself, Sofin Tolstoy's
sisters nskrd the courts to declare
on themselves .
circles.
that Sofia was his only legal wife;
AJUsnlga made c-n <;a1l ate genpnd therefore entitled to nil his
raljy p r a t e d . by hedges In the
All-Around Sportswoman
earthly belongings—ficverul thou
uture mtUrkeU^ Thcso hedges arc
BERLIN UP). ii'H o n n i Koehler, sand unpublished manuscript*.
old in jUie n a $ i of ihp buyer on Jl)-year-old daughter -of d1 Berlin
Under the Judgment, Miss Dimhe day of .the sale, and remain in factory owner, le* rapidly coming can becomes tho owner of the man
’arce until taken out hy Uto per- to the front ns one of Germany’s uscript?.
wn having the option to do ao.
leading sportswomen.
A young woman judge pronounc
Frgiifrlp Koehler V* credited jvlth ed the court’* decision.
J;
hildingoh* prem ier position among
German wutnnri motorcyclists. She
. U. 8. "Paradise" for Woitton.
also has won more th v t one race
BOURNEMOUTH, E n g la p f —
on the bock of-a saddle horse in (/Fj—America w»a pictured; ft* 0
.women'n competitions among local paradise for women by Miss Borider*. In an all-around competi ntHte Forbre-Robertsort, Uto act rlda, nnd agalnnt all persons bav Florida Growers. CAfjff WITH
in* or clstmln* to hire any Intion including field events and ress, who told members of the
DISCO UN Td
TRIG'
irfrst tn and to the property ORDERS
•n?t?vi licit .'C u lt
r.
swimming nhe was awarded the
hereinafter described.
jl*spond*nts.
Gorman sports medal for her vic
M T J c p * ? D c t m tm « t o p
tories In the high jump, the shat
JR. Q. Painter'Ftrtilisv-T Co.
put and in the swimming tests.
T u N a t Poyrita a n d V fn * 8. I ’ o y n ts ,
iaeluohvitle,
Duval County, J'la
h i* w if e . I f a ttv a a n d I f d e a d , t o
t h a l r u n k n o w n h e ir * , d e v ls fe a . ) # * « •
Women Politicians "Skittish"
is e a - o r grant*#* and t« all P e rs o n s
rialrnln* Interest# under the a a la
WASHINGTON (/P). — Politi
N a t J’oynts a n d V ln f t 8 . P o y n t * . t i l *
cians must be wary of women in
Wife, deceased, or otherwise,. : It>
VVIlTlam
11. J d t k s o u ‘ ( • b m e t l m c "
known a* \V. JL Jackson) Individu n it y -nnd' aa r e c e iv e r o f the h t r e t
N a t io n a l B a n k of O r la n d o , a h a n k
in g c o r p o r a t io n o r g a n is e d u n d # # t i le
te tn a n nrvcie p a ^ * ^ ^ / tl.h hor.ee," Mrs. Wlilebromlt
Farm i, and Fireside.
They <^
. ..you neM r c6n tell *-when
it it*» just a trick. V
{thcy Brc golng t0 buck or bolt, nnd
oudini’s firs t training In legw -jpont^bin^ can't bo blamed too
itfn p in in the small towns, mucb for caution In hitching them
1 travelling shows nnd U ter as , 0 „ po)|t|Cal tosm."
tz & M
aglctim a t county fairs,
[. jfrs. Wlllebra.ndt believes, how
s' an ekampli Hdudint told of eVcr, the day,is coming when went-;
expeiiunce 1p an jowft tqwn, en really will have their pl*c« in
re lie undertook to Iscnpd fifom t h e business a n d profc«flon*h
del-probfc'bhrri *Ubtn an hour, world. Education of th<> Pnl*%'
lin g er W ‘locks an I would I and( p a rtltfla rifo i tbm j j j j
Id tnakV no Impression on. Is th» one thing she think* T™1
"I exhaustad nty- work the ioluUon.
nmi leiiiird against a door fK - ( “But women also have * consulto r tlU f o r a filial s p u r t . ® , erthle responsibHUy in t heir ^
amazeriirnt th e-d o o r opened advancement, M r* W|Uebrsndr
the Vltheaic* applauded mo. says. “ It » important th a t those
. . - i n l ^ l f c . b J S b .rn ! . S d * - M *
B&m : r
j»vc. Th« problem
to bring Oh young
W b d fco m lrig fail
W o m a n
G e ts
council <ot the t Marine
anted ,MUp M.
Association has
itloh record /o r
D. CsrsUlrs the
5fcaf*sa> sgswMRs?
UTanSa ih 4 =(f, hot In
Ha unknown irrihlscn, s»j!*rt**?,gu
ss;:1,rf.
lUlheJfl
To the Young E
S
Your first thought is msuraficef
car adequately covered with
property damage and public
Does yotir policy afford yot) p m , ,
tection; ft wi)| cpgt yqu qotpmg
9uive~Ask u b .
ft--
T its y r a p e e
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224 Mttgnoljft Aye.
A Real Opportunity
, inactivity of
Die kidneys permits a re
F
tention of WSJtr poison! In tho
unctional
Wood. Symptoms of this toxic
condition are A dull, languid
reeling, drowsy headache* and,
sometimes, toxic backache and
dlilinen. That the kidney
not functioning is they il
U often ihciwn by *.‘an'
burning passage of secretions.
Many readers have learned
the value of Doan’d PUU,
stimulant diuretic to the kid
neys, Ip this condition. Users
everywhere cndorS* Doan's.
Ask yoUr n iiih b o d
D O A N ’S
,
Farmer Hardest to
Fool In Opinion of;
Greatest Magician,
TH* i
P IL L S
PORTABLE
PHONOGRAPH
GAS 18CTS '
Cut Prjccs pn Tires
1113 Sanford Avo,
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V-
*'V ’ ’ JiUAAi
SfcVQral difltirtetive stucco Houaoa of Spfil
tecture, embodying every convenience inch
water, heatcrB and built-in features, gre rtJa
mediate occupancy.
.
*
These homes are splendidly located in the
Sanford's Residential Masterpiece, where i
restrictions guarantee an atmosphere o f noigl
and contentment.
$an Lanta combine# home atmosphere with )
enhancing values.
Prices Materially Redui
Lanta
Frank
,Rj
s ;»Li lijSJStis
107 So, Park Ave,
�. y to d e a r the court dockets so th at business
cm bo ■carried forward m o re expeditiously* Miami attorneys'
are advocating a rule th a t would perm it no lawyer to take a
cise-'withotit'h substantial retainer's fee.
:-The older, and presum ably more efficient, attorneys
point out th a t younfe fellows ■trying to become estab*
I*shW and old failures trying to g e t enough business '.to
pay th eir office* rent will take cases they know will either
never come to trial n r be lost, for their clients. Such cases
nevCr dhouId be started,1the better class lawyers insist. And
they assume th a t the good-sized retainer’s fee will make the
average nfchtjhipk well before undertaking a lawsuit.
,
This
true. It is also probably true th at
u¥g Iawj^rj&wifl undertake to create business rath er th atf
i of entertalnrasius where
none at olL. ^But many a ju st causb >you|d be'rejtuaeti
i the courts Jfe y ery .. pian had. to pay/ A, JLawyeri before
th at lawyer
bogi OD$ 8 pase. Many a retainer’s fee has
" ftia S
,1«' *xclua< secured nothiffirbut*a place in a lawyer's filing cabinet for
u»«, for re#• dlspsteh-i* valuable paper*..- Many a jijtg 'first;fe e has meant nothing
a It i also thi in the way ofijbligatiofr*<6,<the attorney who nccentetPit.
ea Herein. ‘-iAJi
; If the Miami bar association had a way of insuring hon
tlon o f . »p«cl*l
ore t l u reserved. e st efficient service for the m an Who employs an attorney,
then It could talk more convincingly nbout the value of re
AY, DEQ- 2 » , . m
quiring substantial retainer fees.
..................
II KHALI) PLATKOIOt
Or maybe th a t is exactly w hat is intended in the reso
taker s ( f o r f s ti- s (res)
lution. A man who m ust pay a substantia! sum to obtain
■relee reef* «• Jeekseu- the promise of service from a lawyer naturally would hunl
• f At. Johns-lo up the most experienced man he could hire with his money.
re C«Ml.
Con it be th a t there is some foxy grandpa work in that
of white wey. * .
k
**•*• I f * *
±1*rt? ' Miami b a r association?
of
fcaUAtas • »ro.
‘ apart*
• f (|v* mem*
• f 'V f f 'l f i e r s t f
Monroe.
city beaatirlea*
■ fllro
■nr*
E FOR TODAY
IEYS T iff: BIBLE
...tunic*] to the
his h e a rt jMiil with
aiid with
. _ i All the law
23 fell 25
EI^-i-Thou Art my irtion,
: I la v e said th a t
would
iy wdrds,
- U -----o--------UNTITLED
r
I kr\ow not whnt thou nrt,
thou and 1 must
fe!
to
r how, or where we met
mb's a secret yet.
>
_H *? .4 *
hi” we've (been long-Xflgethcr
;gh p lfm n n t and through
cloudy w eather;
hard t*j » r t when friend! ore
'tWi 1 cost a sigh, a tear;
•U al away, give little
vartdi g
own tim e;
t Night— hut In fomo
r dim e * ' ' r -i*»
Morning.
—A. L. Barbauld.
o
’•xc
. forty-tw o rallu^dollarai Werth— of— coraeta
.cturtd In the United
llfllf. • V. * - WAntlar
whQ-ill
m
warn
• v
ufted 'em ?
ip-af * .
girl
gone to EU(
ra, a tte m
p ts
npt
I*BhlB She
orcK*ahli
* latw oom .
to i
a
suing’ -Post of the
gion now ha* a mcm1. Hero exists n real
JvJe progress. Watch
by this organisation.
Kl
imagine Chicago gun' otui-not to kill
Picking 6ie Wrong n o n e .
They Fooled Us? Certainly.
W e Need People. ,
When Men Die. j
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
J i.
IN NICARAGUA Undo Sam
aee ms to have bet on the wrong
horse.
.R ear Admiral Latim er, com
manding American forces in Nica
ragua, where' they have no busi
ness, reportii that t h i Duiz govern
m e n t ,backed by this country, has
been soundly'thraahed^by the so-
Kin*
rftitr
*
be boat to the RlvCommittee of
comm ittee, >posai'O ther members,
before. W ithout
U, 8 . Engines
powerler.B tofit, Johns
let’s show the V
n N«wspa|ier
have h ad ;p g r Allend th a t, why not
Myaejr and my
on request) have
‘ ‘ ow ing as tfa|
lean
Fort (or other
(Amount
m
a m
_____ '
China Ware
; To. brighten'
.Yo^r.taWeatthe
......New Year’s feast
luHtiU r* ai
.IrtM
„ .l4 ^ij
(Un,
v SENATOR BOR A il,.head of the
committee oti foreign affairs, pro
poses to fin d out why the United
States meddles down there. Per
haps lie will lot the people know
what he knows, and especially who
pulls the spring th a t sends this
country interfering In neighboring
republics. Haven't wo enough to
ittend to in the United States?
COMPLEl’E LINE OF
v DRUGS
CIGARS — CANDY
DRINKS—DRUGS *
Yo uwill receive eourtesns ser
vice a t our fountain/’
1926, A K night Who Has Won His Cause
ing the New Year, for instance, as u great area of land opened
for the plowing, the planting, the tilling; or insteud of pictur
ing the New, Yqar as a stretch o f oconn leading on we know
not'VvIfere, oijr hew ship at the pier perhaps, or our old ship
'newly; Vigged; of. instead of picturing th e ‘New Year a grimt
city, teeming with countless thousands of people of every kind
and condition, into which we are to go as strangers to maki
our wny— instead of any pictures of that sort, the artists will
hove the New Year come as a chubby baby boy, blowing his
trumpet, perhaps, or carrying under his arm a new roll foi
the 1927 records.
And Old Nimjteen-Twenty-Hix will be painted a decrepit
old man, limping away into the Yesterdays.
It doesn't m atter, of course, what the imagery is. The
closing days of a yeur ure significant only because their gojng are likely to make men review the year’s achievements,
the year’s disappointments, the successes and the mistakes
Andithis yoview sometimes brings an insight that is to great
ly influence the fortunes* pf the coming year.
N ineteen-Tw enty-Six has brought many people grave
anxiety,. . I t has been an epochal year in Florida. The aftermath o f tne real estate speculation blow-up and the big storms
tested'Florida’s timbre to the top note and Florida has rung
true. With the closing of the year, the state is able to ahou
that mbat of the debris has been cleared away, most of the
causes for anxiety have been eliminated, and, what is immeadurapjy bgst of all, it can show its people filled w ith -t-nthuaiaatic belief in Florida's pow'er toTecmne the nr best; up
itis.iiie.h a p 'p lest.sta te.lji Uie Union.
Florida experts to do wonders in 1927. And Florida may
bejjdepended upon to do ju st tha^. The alleged troubles tha*.
hafce assailed the state have unquestionably been blessings In
Thskuiao- The day- will come when 1926 will be recorded as
lh i m ost b&ldTicinl Jteur in the sta te ’s history, if, ns seems tht
caHe todayPitKhaa started the peojde of Florida into develop
ment work that has nothing in common w ith "get t it h-quicl
schemes" and “binder-boy" speculation.
Old Nine teen-Twenty-Six Alien need not retire in tlu
guise of a broken old man. HeVan ride away on a spirited
charger, a.KBigbt in armor who has won his cause and now
goes home?to receive h is laurel crown.
o
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He evidently thinks eompetitoW
have -pushed credit*
beyond the
saf<*tf.« «« u ■#
fTmit* or saf
vi
m
that Md
but t
GOOD WILL TOUR
O R L A N D O R E P O R T E R S T A It
819 W. 3rd SL
SNO NKKIl FOR REGULATION
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i
W H E N M EN T H IN K about dyug, th e ir minds w ork in different
way*. Some plan for fine muiuiu e n h f to cover th e ir corpses.
Some p lan to brilje divine j u s
tice, at th e la st m o m e n t peeking to
ipond m o n e y In a way th a t will
keep them out of hell.
TOM SIMS SAYS
A l'aris chambermaid bit into
. Vic.
- ’d be chea:
One nf tlie muni dt-presniug manifi-stotlunn of m a n ’* so-called rise
from barbarism is his miiniratlon
lor ami quest of definitions. Wo
can imagine prim itive man acquir
ing the gift of language and re
Inquire at Postoffice|
Lake -M ary. Fla.
M o n e y to Loan"
■]i
On Desirable BuBineM
and Residential Property
PROMPT SERVICE ;
=— - ^
lh”
J. D. Abernathy, Mgfr
116
4 per cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
uni
S a n fd rd .FrV»la . _______
_________ u. >:»»•
STRENGTH- SERVICE - PROGRESS
-
f
,
Sanford Loan Co.
Spendthrift remarked th at if he bnd any
cash left over he would put it in the bank.
Before T hrift spent ahything he put a por
tion of his money in th e bonk. W e’invite
th rifty people to place their money in the
Seminole County Bank. We assure them of
absolute safety and n fair profit.
joicing in the ability to give czprescion to hi* pent-up emotions. With
what rapture he must have lisped
out such newfound and inspiring
The mania for definition* has
words as beauty, faith, nrt, truth,
condemned countless generations
honor, duty!
His Joy was not for long. Imme of youth* to listen to learned cxdiately roso up the prosy progen ilunations of what is prose, what
itors of the pedagogues and de » jwetry, whnt is a sentence, what
manded, "W hat is beauty, or faith, is mi advi-rhinl phrase nnd the like,
or art, or truth, or honor, nr when they should have been enjoy
duly?" Andxtho poetry in man’s ing the delights of experience with
It l$as
soul was stifled, while the pedants thi thing* themselves.
disputed among them as to the bn.lied eloquence nnd made asserproper definitions. This is whnt lon timid it has turned shund a r
their labor* brought forth. “ Beau gument into quibbling and forced J
ty—th a t quality, of objects that common sense td play qrcond fiddle i
gratifies the esthetic
nature,” to i levomess.
When during the utterances of
Faith—n firm -conviction of the
truth of wHat is declared by an your finest phrases some busybody i
other.” A rt—the skillful end sys demands a definition, stop at
tematic arrangem ent or adapta nothing short of m urder. For
tion of \ie a h s for the attainm ent piurder, in spito of its 'm ental
of some end.” “T ruth—the sta te association with blood and vio
or character!of being true.” “ Hon lence and chains and gibbets, is by
or—a nice sense of w hat Is right.’ definition nothing worse than “to
“D u t y - th . .oblfgAtlon t . d6 l h . t kill with premeditated malice."
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MI A y i .BBBAI-P
-* tr— —— ",;!yT
TTT p|>
-T rS r,
- do- their next _____
meals _______jg
is comine from,
Out of the
c hiredi by the .United -StaUs Steel and Hie next flivver as welL
ifaUm, h a . developed ‘indtliJr ittAnd oddly the, millions mean HtJ
Qprporntl
tie more than just figures to the
ru ih of ttrading
hectici rukh
r a d i n g !in Wall giant* who deal in them, who are
Street; Men have gone wild over adding (hem to their sw ollen,for
(buying and selling of securities. tunes. W hat benefit does a few
Frantic boom prevails in which more millions confer upon the
he*ds ? What can they do
there bt little ssnlty, except the
eager grew! to grsb huge profits, with the extra money? They can
gratify all their personal* needs
conseqUcnce we hear of new and desires without it. About the
fortunes made, of millions gained, «n,y M iff left U.to give the addlof, billions, To the average citlsen tional millions away or play with
m eaty Uttle or nothing. A
jm dr a billion is Jdat a t
figure*. H eroin understand b
. « f i added.*. *It
dr a thousand. T hat; Is
" /d ty H ty Mb a
and yet
fellow v
i few
..f*
Spendthrift and Thrift
i- 1 ft is preMcribeil nr re quire d.”
t1 i i hose who prefer a b rie fe r defmitien of " d u ty " "oughtni-**" ha s
th^ a pproval of the dictionary. So
ihej reduced poetry to prose nnd
> Muli-mned sim ple ideus to a meaniiigle** ami wholly unnecessary obsin riiy . Of nil the lexicographers,
Dr Johnson alone d a r e d to he hUtn in and paid the penalty.
WHAT DO THE BILLIONS MEAN?
Any reasonable oifa
considered.
F irst National Bunk Bid]
P h o n e 475
I .A K K L A N U L K D U K R
WHAT IS A s r
w *‘at-thla e r ^ 2 7 *
for nigh1
not
I The total number of deaChB in
’ the British air force in eleven
months was 73. The Air Ministry
: attrib u tes most of them to errtirs
III SHI ssi
i be question, "’Shall these fellow* m anage to get uwny
the Ktnte lleemso the p r e s s ’ " The w ith it ”
T he l e d g e r does not imagine it
A^iburndato TimcM observes th a t would make much difference to it
■/vuo
e curse of the ne w spa pe r busi- if th e sla te should require It to
s has been, and is, the entrance obtain a license, as i* the case w ith
nfljiM
of sparse education, low law yers, doctors, architects, on
o f men
I
ntnlity and indifferent chnrac g in e e rs ami oth e r professions
\V. h a v e o b se rv e d fro m tim e to
3 " E ventually their effort* spell
failure, but they usually manage lim e th a t a p<».r p r o d u c t, w h e th e r
to 'h a n g on for some lime, (anting it t. an a r t n le .>f m e rc h a n d is e or
as 'editors' God save the mark!
a i . w s p a p e r , is not sougiit a f t e r
building « c e rta in following by a p am i ' h a t it m ust he im proved or
peal* to prejudice, p a nde ring to pn- be -helved.
aiop, g e ttin g enough s t u f f to g e 'h N ew spnpcrs,
like
everything
er to fill up some w hite paper nnd else, generally thrive on th e ir m e r
it: or find the level of th e ir mediG E N T L E M E N O F T H E farm s, calling it a ne w sp a p e r."
you need im m ig ra tio n , an a d e p a r t One of the unsolved iny*tcrieB, ocrit> in time. The host re g u la to r
n e n t sttire needs custom ers.
The Times asse rts, is "how gome nf I- an intelligent public.
And w hen your congressmen
vote to sh u t out Im m igration they
shut out those who would consume
N sS E T ?
your product* here nt home.
BALTIMORE I N
W H A T W E N B E Il is - p e o p le ,
ibout 20,000,000 of th e energetic,
a m bitious, best people of Europe,
>nger to come here.
bsorh in
used cars
ones.
Amerl
•uns. who have fo rg o tte n it, the
lisagreeablc, useful art of hard
work. They would out polntoes,
wheat and other things th a t the
.'armors now produce in excess, nnd
olve our problems.
to find out all nbout apple*.
to predict
pi
Brick building, hard
and grocery nnd dry
stock, also ‘ drugs, a red
bargain.
O N E -D A Y SERVICE
SANFORD
Eleven Argentine cowboy* had
o check their guns before disemTAMPA TRIBUNE
mrking nt tho port of New York.
The night clubs there, you know,
A* n Christman gift to the goo<l there i* already too much contempt harge $3 a glass for ginger alt-,
_iot to mention countless other
people of the United States comes of the slow-moving courts.
the annurance that major crim es do
T he investigation of the Cnnton iplcndid chances.
not always go unpunished, even situation has already gone far
Forty-two professors advocate
when the criminals ore members enough to prove the lack of sense
tint on the subject of rovisof amazingly wealthy and influ among the crime leaders. They or i meeting
ential crime rings like the one dered the newspaper man mur- ng foreign debts. We’U be look
which in the past has exorcised al dareil because they
foolishly ing up a professor about Jan, 1,
most monarchist power over the thought it WouUUbtip them ,and
We'll be able to see and talk
Affairs of Canton, O.
their ilicR ' Dusinesh. Any hone
icross
tho ocean within ten years,
person
who’has
passed
tho
age
of
With reasonable promptness Mechildhood
could
have
told
them
bet
ermott has been found guilty of
£ ” 4 h.C^ “.‘‘n < v 'S fljl° “ t / k 7
the murder of Don R. MefletL ter. The result U natural—the
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This la only the firs t conviction in crime traffic in Canton la s o b e r
*ro investigating Speaker
ThevYo
ing
fa
r
mord
interference
And
the cqso. Others higher in the
rod Cobb for a' game played in
x a n k ^ f criminal* while- lower In handicaps and disastrous publicity 1019. W hy not go a little farther
because
of
Meliett
dead
than
Mclth>\*di>o of human beings, are yet
and look into the Affairs of those
t o 'b e . tried. There will be more te tt could ever have inflicted on fellows Napoleon, Cuater and Yee ?
th
a
t
traffic
If
he
were
living.
tAnd
convictions.
’'
criminal M lriduAlluv&iini*
’The verdict for M cDermott was the
about the Nicaraguan
selves, besides suffering financial
t i n t degree murder, but th a jury reverses a t the spirit hand of M il
. they do take life easily
included a recommendation for let, are also in physical danger, down there.
mercy, which m eant life im prison having to hide, having to sneak
ment instead of the ’electric chair. away from their homes, in danger
We are w aiting’ to see a picture
One wh» commits a cold-blooded of both the law and their crimA r i of Mr. Ford's pew product and
m urder for, hire deserves no mefcy vals, suffering perpetual m ental wondering If it will: be appther tinworry an f a r as their stunted minds
t f f i f & ’- 'V e '.'';
a re capable of feelin g,, crouching
furtively under cover like chickens ' T o d .,- . q u « U o „ r '
him.
n- a hawk Is near* Once to eoipe of the o|d-faahh
BO
to dh the
cor
R ave You ‘ 4
Some Money
o f judgem ent by pilots.
Whnt we need is flying mnArming the good will tours of via Cincinnati, Knoxville, A sh e
■hines to destroy enem y shipping, thi* winter th a t are prv g n a n t with ville, W inston Salem, G r \.‘nBbi*ri>, j
and that is what we hnvetl't got.
Col. .1. M. Mitchell s e c re ta ry of
good for F lorida is tlu* proposed High I *uint, ('hnrlotte. S a vannah, '
th
e
C nrnegie United
K ingdom 1
to u r of the Illinois M a n u f a c tu r e r s ’ Jacksonville, thence the E ast Coast
M EN W H O O U G H T t<> know see Association scheduled for Ja n u a ry . of Florida and buck through the ; T r u s t , says th e r e is a la r g e r de
continued p ro sp e rity for IW27.
including Orlando. m a n d in Die c ountry-side for l ite r
The whole South will benefit by rid g e section
J u d g e G nry, who recently h a n d
! W est Const points, such as T am pa, a t u r e of every kind than th e r e Is
this
tour
nnd
lik
e
w
in
e
'th
e
Illinois
'd his stockholders a |22f>,(K)0,a((O
P e te rsb u rg , C le a rw a te r and in the cities.
m a n u fa c tu rin g district. The South St.
melon, is cheerful
Gainesville, also will be visited.
is
a
very
excellent
m
a
rk
e
t
for
the
So if. H e nry Ford. H e ought to
M a n u f a c tu r e rs ’ Record, one o f 1
be. If he ntopued m aking cars en nvamif uctured products of th a t
CRESCENT CITY -$75,000 new
the
gotxi friends of the South, lias
lrtlti-wdst
d
istric
t.
Sq
th
a
t
the
bentire ly he w o u ld 'h a v e an income of
packing house to be built here.
been
in
stru
m
e
n
ta
l
in
g
e
ttin
g
this
tflL'ivll)
be
m
utual.
But
the*
g
r
e
a
t
m a n y millions in y ear from
the
m a n u f a c tu r e of p a r ts for years to est benefit t h a t will rorne to F lo r to u r a r r a n g e d The hom ew ard tr ip
ida is the fact thuV th e se lysines* will include the B irm ingham , *Jis-,
come
h
It will bring to the ttlterfmen will learn llje t r u t h
about t r u t
tion of th e se m a n u fa c tu re rs the
F
lorida.
MR FO R D SA Y S th e re h a s been
The route fro n d C h ic a g o will be g r e a t field <>p«n to them.
iver-prixluction in 11*20 , Arid worlaundry
ries ab o u t the difference Ihetwoen
b.
redit and debit.
in apple and found the $2,000,000
THE SIMFLE HEART th a t freely asks in love, obtains. Cohdc
diamond. It takes u woman
—W hittier.
Sanford A Geneva At$, ;
In Edgewood
. Curb fiefvlt'e--The Kind Uutt
‘Serves
’ ’Jt
OF COURSE W'E were fooled,
ind we shall continue to be fooled
is long ns we tru st our affairs to
politicians while (he nations of
Europe employ statesmen.
Forturfhtely
battleships
and
cruisers make little difference to a
nation, like purs, that has no com
mercial fleet worth talking about,
i n j therefore no need of battle
ship convoys.
MELLETT, TH E VICTOR
preacher goes the
(excellent idea. Dr. F.
to have a meeting in
[ the student! and pui community. College
he for th e holidays,
Itudcnta.and gram m ar
all will be there,
receive.benefit from
"m
■..-•viv.i
MUCH EXCITEMENT over the
discovery th a t this foolish govern
m ent was bnmbooz|ed nt the fa
mous Washington conference. and
is inferior to England nntl Japan
n sea power.
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CONGRESSMAN B U T L E R ,
head of the house committee an na
val affairs, says we must build a
new navy th at will cost more than
'tfS.,
'.h t
MO.000,000.
Sopn old Ninetcen-Twenty-Six \yill be gone. He has no Japan and England have been
opportunity to obtain a few days longer stay, regardless oi building powerful cruisers in greot
how much might be added to the old year's record “if there numbers.
“ Undo Sam ," nays Mr, Butler,
weroitime.". i.n *•<
"was fooled into scrapping more
It comes natural for most people to personify the Old than $.’)(H),000,000 worth of the fluYear and the New Year and Father Time. Instead of pictur _'sl warships ever designed.
Itar^ftr Nica* w ’iT TOOK A Statistician o f the New York Central rnilorsl.jhuinE tbs 'vpy to spbij a wliolesome lesson in'national recklessness by
'] comparison of English and American rnilmad casualties.
_j------- O---------The English report was th at only one passenger was
iy. flyprs present Gallc* with killed in a collision while the interstate commerce commis
>1 good will, according sion reported 6,36-1 killed and 44,993 injured in American
I d is p a tc h e s .
A a a o o tf
Further investigation,
e the country, ugita- railroad accidents the same year
however
disclosed
that
298
English
employes
and 447 other
A u ln
ashlngton will again
their efforta to liavd people were killed and 2,000 were injured in various rail
lVs#
a l- u tt in and tell Mr.
road accidents. The statistician then compared the 24,000
How
pin his government. m iles..of English roads with 264,000 in America, and the
lidge, th e President’s volpme of. travel which gave him one fatal accident for
, invited young lady acquaint- every 183,000,000 passenger m iles in Englnnd and one for
to
Tr din- every 210,000,000 in th is country.— Exchange.
and
tnedlately there
ere whh
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ver the coithtVy th at
n was df ersicly in
of It,
., cs
- 1111. a Prcsli Bon hkve a llttl^jovo, nffnlr
nt th<^ whale .country Iqter-
ori the Detroit ri**r
of a civic center If pW * ?
oilman John C. Lodr* ? ,
To have survival m
to more than 200 years ° ? St fifM
victim to ’the lumWr” ^
10^ 1
the fate of a fir
foot valley of Men tana •
Uck'-
N
tt
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to
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p O U L T R Y raianra
j a n d y o u can bht"
i
snj
"’
pleases us jrpcKSt'1
that
i are feeding 1
P o u ltry Chow a"’
Jtf
new. tu a to m e r jtia jirooF th a t P u r in a ^
W o c^n h e lp y o u g e t m ore eggn f ro m :
g iv e ;
wdl y o u P u rin a 1P o u ltry Ch6wW w e *
c a rd s fre e to check u p . T h e n in
F o u r o w n fig u res y o u w ill h a v e .
posiUvo e v id e n c e t h a t y o u a re >
netting y o u r Cooney's w o rth a n d
t h e n s o m e b y fe e d in g ;
Ptotdtry Chows, W o are
right now to help you
eggs st a lower, feed .
jlS S lS I ll
!(i?' .
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M llS.
Helen Yemay motored to Orlando
Tuesday where they spent the
morning.
FRED
S. D A IG
W e rt-
.
m
from Jacksonville, where he was
called by the death of a brother,
Mrs. J. L. Whitley oi Wildwood
is visiting frienrfj here.
, c . A Hinton of the West Sldo
Mrs, E. L. Royal in visiting re).
g ive n demonstration of Christmas atives at Miami.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans of Fitzger
s ,rit Satturday afternoon > when
‘°°k th* children of the Metho- ald, G*., are guests* of Mr. and
d: It Orphans’ Home at Bonion Mrs. H. Z. Dunne.
'rings for a boat ride n i i -14 ‘ The1 following young people en
joyed a Weiner roast Tuesday at
. Grectfi homos Mite
. \b n u t KX children, many of Mr. and Mrs1
Doris
Norwood,
D»ll! ’Walh'wright,
'<oi t mm hu<l never been on a boat
Hildrcd
Allen,
i,
Mrs,
John Cran,
t orr, spent a Jcyful two or three
ira enuaing around F.ake Mon- aton, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Green,
and down the St.Jo hn's river, Fulton . and Robert McKenncy,
Frank Green, Fred Bell, Emil
dt. Hinton provided hiiis guests Kaeserman, Hope Smith, Frank
wi ll ice rronm cones and other re Walnwrlgbt, David Green and
freshments which wore e nthusias others.
X
tically consumed.
The Lake Monroe school closed
Tuesday afternoon for the holl-
1
C ivaletto SmlVh^-oriOcaln
.inj )>here as tho guest'of
^yr n Stephens nt her hgtiit*
Mrs. H,i p , McCall Jr., leftVfiunbefore the dny evening for Varnsville, S. g.
where she will spend a nhorV time
|frs. George A. DeCot- with her mother.
(erialrr. a few^ of the
Mr: gnd Mrs. Eugene Tittle re
on Park Avenue, a fts r turned homo Sunday evening from
*$ Club Dance, honor- Jacksonville, where they spent
Christm as as tho guests of rela
t, Frederick Bell,
Ln-hclienlc Jjiach co n a t tives.
Country C lu tra t 1 o’Mrs. C, A. Haines and daughter
Dorothy of Miami arrived here
Tuesday morning to join Mr.
Haines who has been here for sev
eral weeksA
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Benjamin will entler- guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
honoring the Misses Marcus A. Cook, Sr., and Mr. and
und Mlriara O roriu: Jtfra. Marcus A. Cook, Jr., of Co
Bell H agan will.: en- lumbus, Gn.
a t h er nothe on
f mr - .»wt >m. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Maurer, Jr.,
G lbb^ahd.M t*. Fred of New York, who are spending th«
hostesses a t bridge a t winter in Sanford, tire now pleas
the Woman’s Club,-’ antly located at the Hand apart -
days. A Christmas program eonsilting of songs, recitations and
playlets was given, followed by tbu
distribution of present* from the
Christmas tree. The chamber of
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commerce treated the children
guests to popcorn and apples,
Christinas trees and a good
gram were given at both the 1
churches Christman ere, •*«l
& ■ f *; Y o u - D r i v e -
_ s.1. ! x - - -1--£L_ -
Mrs J. H. Duke of Oklahoma is
spending the w inter with relatives
herb.
Mrr. < oleinnn of Sanford visited
relative* nnd friends here this
weak.
Mrs. Corbett and Miss Lucy Cor
b e tt of Georgia are guests of Mrs,
John Sapp
Mr and Mrs. I111ye tie are spend
ing- the holidays with friends at
Miami
W alter Childre ban returned
fh a r ic e a tot thp».s w h o
.o p r c a n .
^ Sanford's Only Confectionery
Wishes to Announce the arrival of a •Shipment
of the
* -v|*tV, 1IS
Celebrated
•
•
. i v\
Rients, on I‘ark avenue.
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pg -M{** » Katherine
Idonto;
N,ra. A lbert Pinckney
<nd Albert Pinckney
Jr. w ^ lc n te r U m the
at a buffet supper foldance a t tn e f'‘c6linlry
Mr. and Mrs. Tyth Mack and cMldren of Winter Gnrden spent
Christmas here with Mrs. Mack's
portnt*. Mr. und Mrs. J. I„ Walker,
Sr., at their homo on Eighth street.
Mrs. May L’lrner Conolcy of Val
dostn, Gn., is visiting her daugh
x
Vj-r^w ' ^ l ~
ters, Mn*. Kay Fox and Mrs Em
Thursday
njett McCall, and non Lee A. Conn
iy the •Baa<3ark»110t)ern ley.
t the MimSTTITCfStuf nt
[.
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Mr. and Mrs. II, G. Bradshaw
jrge Hnrdei^ to , enter- and little d a u g h te r of West Point.
dge nt’ 3 o'clock at her Gn., spent the week-end in Sanford
ilughay St., honoring ns the g u e sts of Mr. and Mrs. H a y
ft* Spencer, •
w ard W alker nt their home in
i p h Wight ami Mrst Ed- Bel-Air.
■pns will entertain at
| 8 o'clock n't the WoMr. and Mrs. J, L. Walker, Jr.,
honoring Mrs. Julius and two children of WtndeiniTc
s p e n t O hristm ns day here with the
jinsdale, Pa.
^Brs.'S# O. Chase will fo rm e r's pnrents, Mr and Mrs, J.
buffet, supper and L. W alker, Sr., a t their home on
, honoring their sun E ig h th stre e t.
Mias Vjolu Thomas, Miss Achnh
Friday
When
The t Ik la hmun ns, Inc,, Started a national campaign to advertisv their state, they euncucted ., campaign fur a pretty girl whose
face they could use on their posters
Miss Im-z Briley of Marigum,
Oklahoma., lias been adjudged tie* s ta te ’s prettiest so you're apt to
see her fare on a lot „f OkUle-m,, ad) rl.s,„g literature pretty soon.
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’ C h ristm a s day at
th e ir home on
frof
LansttalttitPotV?
it
(
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jRaiiford a tte n d in g the Revelers
I p ™ !1* * vf1' ' v,m° r . : Dance on Monday evening in Or(Auxiliary, New Y e a r s . |ftmJo
The Louis Sherry product is absolutely the last word
in high class candy. Your attention is called to the fact
that we now handle three of the best candies to be
found anywhere—Martha Washington, Gilbert's Pana
ma Chocolates and Louis Sherry.
* *
Make her happy with a box of Louis Sherry.
Try Our Curb Service
Cor. 1st St. and Sanford Ave.
—It Is Unexcelled
Phohe 197
M ilane N ew s
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TANGERINES
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Tailored
at
Sanjords Style Headqc.zrtcrr Suggest
fo r
New Years
Fashion
Place Your Order Now
[
Saturday
Capt, Carl D. Mill, a ssirta n t coni
ale S. Mtjnson will e n - im a n d a n t
at S taunton
Military
tin* ol
And it Comes in Tin Boxes—Useful and
Beautifully Decorated
NhVV YEARS EVE Earlv .Moriimg tlaiue at CryaDil Lake ■
Club, I-akolarul. \V<* invite vim to one of the most popular ■
TUESDAY
(Itiiicea of the season. Turkey lunch served a fte r m idnight. ■
M ary I'lc k fo rd
Our BUperb fltKir hik! dance orchestra make dancinu a real 18 . , .
; 1 0 , « I n t h e M o s t C o R ip e llln lf
plenaurt*. We have the best in the State. 'Danciqg
p. rn., to 3 :0 0 a. m. New Yearn night dance 0 :0 0 a. m., to 8_ Picture o f Her Career
12:00 m idnight. Special entertainm ent by Madam Manier. ■
“Sparrows”
who will sing and give Bpecml selection!, w ith th e orchestra. ■
Comedy
Special fuvurs given gueata at both dances. Music hv Erick- ■
‘All H tn r iF re a k s ”
sons Orbnrinnl H um akers. The National broadcasters of the , ■
U. K. A,
v' Ml a
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ty'NKST -1“ ' U i U r t a Watertoyva,
r -g S sa ? T
Z.* the guests
"f
N. VY ', were
»nd slumber party at
t F if th street 1
^ ra- W. W. Dresser on
preMObad'by-Uie San Golden Lake.
Company at 2:15 o’Miss C h a rlo tte S tr y k e r of I jcis
s Theater.
dale, P., who is visiting Mrs. T A
Klrtlcy wil lentcrNeal in Orlando will he among tinon nt 1 o'clock nt her
I out of tow n guests attending the I
4 ke Onora
honoring
W om an's t ’hiti ball Tuesday ev,
Fitts.
ning at the Hotel Forrest Lake
iresentod by the Son
tr» Company at the
Tho Misses Mae Holly, Mildred
•ter a t ■8:1R* o'clock
Holly, G eorgia
Mobley, Maude
feme H urt L-entcrtalna Lnk * O|,vo N e w m o n a n d A v h
honoring
H hn. Chtr- y rtsh t VVore am
a, o n g those from
t
i_i n \ir i r ’ ■■*“ ■*
CANDY
^
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JJ
■ Continuous from I p m to
u p. m
tho college set I Academy a t S taunton, Vn., will nr
o'clock a t her home on rive in Sanford Wednesday nnd
it ■ j
will bo the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
George A- DeCottM a t their homo
1
i l p f A r t ^ u a s e } ! on Park avenue. ‘
at for Christmas
Misses Mnudei' Lake, Mildred
Holly, Olivo Newman, Mary Eliza
gbn'm, Ain. beth Puteston i>r)d Katherine Wilkey wero aritOng those attending
the Pnnhollcnlc luncheon a t the
L. OlijHluuey.
Orlando Country Club, Tuesday.
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l W atatn Reel anJ. E. Morris, Srk and J. E. Mor
lh of a ton Dec. 24
2012 Palm etto av. ris, Jf., returned from Jackson
ville Tuesday and were accom
panied-‘to their homa in Fort L au-1
Hjtjton, teacher of derdale by Mrs. Morris, who has
It* at the Sanford boon spending the past week here
* spending the hoH- with her mother, Mr*. C. A. Wilitlvea a t Lakeland. * linpis, a t her home on Evans street,
BLUE B O N N ET
M A RK ETS . .
Celebrate The New Year
makes possible an exceptionally fine display of new • J
suit styles. New weaves in both bright and subdued
*
(ft ;.CiT' s*t
- 1, ' ’ ' • ' HI
-O.-Zif . *'
ID" D E A N
krill
gL
\
___ t £
Pi E .,O stm an .o f
■
i
relative*. ,*
- I s - i iT-rfen^
v-S -* •-i *-la f* fa
»-
colorings.
Dancings from 0
,- ^ f ) - « M P«rty to, be given
luradJty afUrijoon by> Mr*. WJ-
The splendid co-operation of our shops a t Fashion Park
at Tho
Tho many friends of Mrs. Fred
«■ U L. Taylor of
WUmot
of Orlando, n former resi
Christmas here with
*. Mrs; Brodie .WIU dent of Sonfo'rd, will regret u>
learn of bar dtjstji, which occurred
Tuesday morning a t Orlando. Fu
neral services will bo held Thurs
day afternoon at 4 o’clock a t. the
cathedral In O rla n d o ,J u . B n « U
S. Beck b r Sanford offldatlitt. .
w m : ^ W r^ '
B y all Odds Supreme
t
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*> t«
*tul year «»«ry i
nufrement la m*i with «
i,
lantal aarvtce. Th«* ear re a
I
belt.run
you. while vou rs
b.
It:, but
ih i r u t
_ „„
i. ■>- t.nl)
tr»l> fdr
for wNisaa
M wami
h i o«l
Itnre. no repairs, ho up
Mrs J U. D arm any of J a c k s o n - 1
villa '* visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J. ■
Harnagc.
m m
L
R E S ID E N C E
rphans Enjoy Boat
Hide For Christmas
1 he Prettiest Girl In Oklahoma,
Mrs. Julius Stryker of Lansdole.
Pa., Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Higgins at her home ” ln
Tuesds)? H i j f d r i )
SOCIETY EDITOR
t- UtMiz* s .
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�DAT. PECEMHKH '2S. l!>2li **»*"’
THE SANFORD HE:
R
i i p
i
tn ^ fljp rta tio ii. und In order to
«»rry- Queen M n rie.fu r example,
pecial .._
tariff had
a t,a $1 fare, n #|____
to'be- led with the Interstate conu
mere? commission and that body'?
(approval received.
DislinguwM Koreigners Jn
10,000 Mile* for $1
America AlM fd To Travel t tn Mario*» case a h r paid out of
Eor Notijlpql pibt Thrpush her, own pocket book f t for hereetf,
T h e C o u p le a y t j f , R a ilr o a d s .tw o children ninl each member of
(b e r imhiddlate party to each of the
WASIliRCTQN, D & 2fC-(*>) several railroads ovor which sha
traveled on Irtr lo.ooo-niiie tour.
Railroad Y a m ’ slotm ,, a t winter
who wish t.. ae«?t«hf country irnde tourist rate* / 'would have totaled
approxim ately $20,000 for the near
ly. fiO .pcrnons aboard the Royal
rj i
Through the,<nt|tW y^fit^VaOT>{ Rumanian. *• ' • , u ; d ttf V. ‘
toads, in m ihy cases, members of ’ •*A nother‘ljuge expense borne by
royal famiiiea -lin'd other notables i thii roads was that incident to
BpVe been a b le 'to tour t h e ;United{ stocking Hfners and, private'kitch*
State* and Canada irt luxurious
equipment a t 'ndmfyal coat' to
tbemsclveu. The transconfibbntnl
la
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T- t f S a y F - l a f
L c r O t J P u p N o d a o P t t e R • •—
3 u e r f . e e , — m V Mu c - b a U p
e e e i i P 6 R < s > ii'A P e p < o c o
o t l:4B o dock from a causo not
yet determined. It is one of the
largest wooden hotels In the stale
and is well known nationally.
Firemen
hnvc
successfully
quenched blazes starting in near
by buildings, and a r e ' heroically
trying to save the effects of guests
and furniture in the Magnolia.
The fire m ay be gotten under con
trol before I t destrojrr ail the hotel
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ralea and Marshal Foch of Franco
ah)* fit ‘special trains th a ^ cost
»em next to nothing.'
.The most consistent user of
facial trains Is President CoolIge, but he buys his own ticket
bt of a special appropriation proIdod for the purpose.
The government nt tim es cm*
taya special equipment with which
* fl^nsport distinguished visitors
ojn New York to Washington
|d return when they pay official
:|ita to the national capital,
t More O isiftfia desire of ,the railends to bt* codrteouH hooka to viatjng aightsec'ra is necessary fn sup
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ME EOR CUS»tSTMAS—(T WAS JuST TIME ovjrfou To REMEMBER
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T H l * T « t T & 3 > C l N ^ . r i f c . T y g u g ./ A n a ,-'-
GiOvCRNMBNT AGENTS JUST
p tN c n e o a couplc g u y s —
r u m pu s ?
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IB Busin tsu Servlet- Offered 33_H clp Wanted. Male
Dally H erald
ad.
RATES
I 71-A parlm enta and Flat*
84-Ilauaea P ot Sal7
n o .\u m : m n x
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The lleslstratlon Hooka of the
f'liy of Haufonl, Klorldn, will be
o»en Monday, December Sqiti, t i n .
nn<) will clone Saturday. January
the Eighth. I ,:; . .
.Vi Ih* City Hall.
D. It. r h im p a
City ItrsUl ration officer
Ptih. Pally to t -7-27
sfOTicK t o cK stnrrona
IN T i l l : COUKT OF THU COUNTY
j it u ib ,
hwhinouk county ,
HTAT«
| \ KtA>HIDA.,;>^
t .t
HTATH 0OV
FXOHIDA.' ]a
In re the **
lia ia to of Mary A.
’ W,
Krely, UereaaoU,
-• * 1 !*•
rltjs s s a s
«’lalma i»r Oemnnda agaiu^t 9.1 hi
Rltfttfl H
You. and each o f y«a, nr» hereby
90—Automobile For Rale
-
JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds of
Tin and Sheet* Metal Work.
Water and Boat Tank,. A t Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Telepnone i n ._________
m ii
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m 'T iifc F o r
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VIHOINIA- ‘ CAr, *<Nu#r
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WANTED — Several high - class!
FOR SALE—5*roorn stucco-house,
U Crah.in Advance
salesmen to write insurance for
nn<l gnrngv, on highway 41-2 LINCOLN — FORD — FOpDSON
The Herald Classified Depart,
o l i T ^ u V i™ ,.
n,
*•*.-------miles
south of Snnfard; one store
We write sUndard and substund- ment will be glad to help room, four living rooms, porches r
Ldtisrd Higgins, Inc.
R a k will be received
ami closets;
doRehre on
nn corner
rnm rr suitable,
t i l . for
f o r Commercial & Palmetto. Rhone. 331
and collector tea t
ard f rom birth t0 Hixty-flve year*.} strangers get located in room, und
or apartments snd will render business or filling station; $2,000.
for P a y m e n t.
,
every
assistance to those re
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
Defendant.
______10« * Hoe
Walfer Wright, Citrus HeighU.
e*| _
* II i
j vancemenL Write State Manager questing it.
Notice Is her
HOOD
AND
GOODYEAR
TltlES.
.
«
r
S
Pre#s,nif'
tailoring.
lot
once
for
particular*.
308
South
AM by virtu*
____ ... 8c , to line
Unn .loaned)«
ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house
U. S. L lU ttcrlci.
_ _ „ ^ . 7 c > line . 348 J P" mett0 Avenu*' Phon* H ' Street, U k e Worth. Florida.
' Distributors Chandler
I
* tend garage, valuable lot. Chup-,
n6*i
UNFURNISHED
garage
opart*
rite* on requestCommercial Avenue
< sy » t
ment,; corner Eleventh and Elm man Si. $ti,600. Farbrnblo term s,;
B. I . PERKINS - H aberaasher, '!!. ■'Mw e y <0 Lnan
Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Valdei IJotiT.
"?J«kdouarterfl for C o l l e g i a t e ; . 0A wo Mrn. u
' 1Av<; -Snyder.___________________
k e y TO ( * »
s u d ju k ,,;
I of average length Clothes Mil Vir«i
| l.U A NS—-Money aihilnble a t 7 P * t --------------------------------------io r Cnnutfn&fi. San Juan Garago
. HOUSES FOR SALE
rat St cet.
« n t r ^ oec° >" property.;t A. 1* ; NICE, clean apartment, furnished!
. • line. •.
•
tor of
Co.1 ■* .
Connelly & Son,
FHlUAft d «
, charge of 30c for
n
i
l
'
ronvanienTes';'$H
T
“
week.''
bungalow
north
of
Hughey
TUE SEMINOLE PRINTERY
made tho su
n
o
t
i
f
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d
a
m
t
r
e
,
4u
l
n
d
t
o
p
r
e
s
e
n
t
n o 1 French ave.
, ^ ' el "" ,
Av«nu«. Two
Coart lax*
AN.SCO CAMERAS
« n y c l a i m * n n . i d e m a n d * w h i c h y o u , of
tiling l« restricted to
USED
CAR
EXCHANGE
________________________
i
°W
run
*
H
’
bought
ut
less
than
l hava levied u
49— RouHry and S u p p lie s
• AND SUPPLIES-'
for
K.tir lu the
ificAtion.
*
#
,
jpresent day value.
$0,000 on CORNER
tNER PARK AND SEC
l
SECOND,
m / J - u ^ u f f S U r r T v v f K a ^ 'S
I-OUR-ROOM unfurnished apart- term* of Kl00 cnsh nnd J75 montll
.• U m*do Thflw3an. 601 W, Oth SL W, N. Lumley, Prop.
ct.*a»yd, U(9 of Hr ml nolo County. bidder f<
0. W. WANSlJvY. Manager
Florida, to thn lion. Jn*. O. Hharon.
private bath; lower floor. I including interest.
will be responsible
TANCRED strain White Leghorn ment,
4-tut tit y >luiiitir nf HcmlrHite County.
122 1-2 Palmetto nve.
CLARENCE SMITH
, Cnc incorrect Insertion,
CHRYSLER
»i
hi# ufflre in tin* 4'ounty Courtbaby chicks; orders taken now
Intiicr for subseauent
General Contractor
, 5 room stucco bungalow located CHAS. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO | LV’’' " '
H*"’inoU Cotinly.
for
lute
January
delivery
from
my
The offico should be
COO West First Street
own stock; $20 p e r hundretl o r $1H' T\VO f u m is li e d a p a r t m e n t s , two a t the corne r o f P a l m e t t o
and Sanford Ave. a t 10th St. Phone G02 u ! k d . , e |?rr*«f
« " » * * • * • ■ » HAUrHH.t.IF.Dec-----th o f o l l o w i n g d e a e rlb e d
edifttely in cam of
at Phona 441
D n te c l N o v e m b e r , A . D ., D S t.
n r p a r e * !* .o f _ L n d a lt u a in
for 600 and o v e r ; 10 p e r cent w ith . r “ !"» “ S*!;
“ n ‘J ? "5 m o n t h ' i ,K * pB‘
“ V,n,t
*,in ‘
. . ...
HAt.PlI K HUITir,
h o le C o unlV i F l o r i d a , t d - w l t . — .
NASIt
order.
D a v ie ‘s P le a s a n t View , ly’ U 1 h - > ,f th in g r o w n ,, kitchen, two b e d rooms.
ADVERTISERS
A d r n l n l i t r a l o r .,f t b * H e t a U o f
'
All t h a t p a r i n f t h o H a a t H a .TJ5|
itnth wttli shower, largu porchet, l«nds tho world ,n motor car value.
WIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT Poultry Farm and Hatchery, Box : ~
M a r y A. VV. KreTj-. n - i 'c a a e d 1 j b l n i t N n r l l l w e a l n f
the
A ltant
i t s I d roptesontAlive
--------------------- -- ------------- . . , . . . . C n a at t . l n * Ita 11r o a d o f D o t F l f t SMITH MOTORS CO
FOR RENT—New furnished apart- '-'tc' 'v’ 11 built and almost new
SHOP — Printing, Engraving, 38, Apopka, Fla.
,1/ familiar w ith rates,
a n d th e V V e x t'H a tf t
A Junior jm z band seL [« the Lfivote F(SS>
ment, two rooms, bath, two 48,0011 o n terms of $200 cash sin!
Embossing. See us flret. Wo do
i f t y . f i v e 151) o f f»AJ
| classification wi}l give
favorite
novelty
in
thu
Christmas
90—Automobilea
for
Sale
CICIJIHr
DKI.TA. a c c o r d i n g
porches,
double
garage.
Second
4®
**
monthly,
yite information. Ami it. Phone 417-W. It. H. Avcnuo- 5fi— Fuel a n d Feed
th e r e o f. « f r e c o r d I n
th h
I
to.y
displays
nt
the
Paris
stores,
Commercial
Street.
i
house
in
Onk
Hill,
on
right.
Phone
‘
h, they will assist you
ll*curd* of Rvmtnnle* Count:
;
H20-J.
Spanish
bungalow
on
Turk
Ave
,
SEMINOLE
IIUDSON-ESSEX
raisinK
n"
nppalliftg
prpsjiect
for
rH
'n
FUt^llook
|.
r«*«
j your* w ant ad. to
WOOD—Dry Pine, Stove and fire-1
nuo. Partly furnished, two bed (
INC.
‘ /« » d _(wrents.
.
•
Aa Sheriff of fiemtid
.■uis
[more effective.
'
place. PHONE 639.
203 Oak At *.
W a n t n o t ic e
FOR
RENT—Two-mom
furnished'
rf*
9D",•
T
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1
Mn’'
1
1
:lini"K
Authorized Dttco Refinii-hing
2'i i
Phone 41
a p a r t m e n t . Space f o r ca r
1009 roolu, kililii-n, bath with showt'f,
j*rs should giv'e their
i
doUiilc
Karnge,
l
a
r
g
e
y
a
r
d
.
$8,000
j
----FOR SALE
yostoffice nddresB ns
Union av e n u e .
ROY SCHMIDT
;n n 'lt-rm « of J.MK) ca sh and th o bal ' I
HUPS— MARAIONb
plbeir phono num ber if
WOOD
—
WOOD
•' • l’it/!„**k<-i *:i4A,rrI w>»
lafice payuh'e like rent.
Sniiford Automobile ho
ire results. About one Third and French
Stove. Heater, and Fireplnrc i , . it h k \ t a part ment of three,
So»\ford
r ‘'u fi -, ■.
—
'Juft .''lagiiiiini Ave.
Phone 137
at of ft tboujnnd hair a
(JIUCK
SERVICE
TRANSFKU
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PHONE BS
\vi ree, r.i,i.i ii.w
ii- w.. lango
iivmg
a r g e living
lIin
i n nDCF
r.P
J
fcnte with y.ni unless
• .
room. fv>. hini m o m s , d in in g no,
25— F ln rlsld .
0vv your uddress.
Pleasure iai>* a?..i UrnLont Tnicks %*
u <»t>■> i n u m i i : fin fi.-.,|
hu l.eimtte and liatli. iin lm - range anti water ; ;m ;U1,| top,
Phono 3 ♦%
jeontinuance MUST bp
CALL
362
for
fresh
cut
flowers
•
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n n l ■! ,ii'
I a l l . • ■r •I- •
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P*’», attrarUvely
fnriC-imi, lieatv ...ii|iht.dv fnim.lie.t iviniv
j person at The Sanford
A
and plants. Mrs. Ginn. Snn M„Horn,lie Ave F i: Dvm.ii
in aivr.Fe it-rd Yming, owner. 3,1(1 f,ir von to mme in Dontije gar
ije;-* t
;'7‘ '
jffice of by letter. T p Ip \ u 11,renhllei fur Sale
lUeiiiilinuuncba ire hot fort! Heights.
\ Park Ave.
a g e , flovvet.. an d
hruiis. O w n er
* “■
- .. -— .
will m |] foi $ 1 hi on terniM thutl
* »«-*w i VqHFrf ,
A K. ROSSITBS"
',7 ^ioiiii T h in g s to Fml
J E W E T T A S I j CAGE
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. Prnmpt - Efficient
Celery Avenue
Phone 212 W
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DKAN-BFRi; CORPOKATION 1
II
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.
Soifnrd Jlealer
Service
A ll
il Siiggerlion fhi I' , rr y I' A^ I I' IP
I'll - altnl- A'
l l i i a . d M o ililm g
I >ug \ v . | si S t
10, i\ <-(,
Phono f‘ i l * t‘
-
n W & ,: f ,'w
t
V
p o« 1„i
O ri lihion
Flora!
l>r<lel:
Plume
1i.-!u n t, • i
H iis u ic s h
a m i /.F o u n d•#.
• .-*1 P.W MCI
»nd ret^iye rew ard
^2 Qak Avjji.
t.
DR J
It. VIDLEU
.1
(Find Sp e e in lb t)
1Joyds Shoe Store.
Phone 102 for appointment.
Art get it by describing
lin t
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77 — IliiipveH for R e m .
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Magnoll.i Ave.
1 1 I N i S M I . p luuiMi f ^ r r e n t ;
f i i i t . >A I E - P r :n tieallv new sew
nig in a iin n e ; half price. 60‘J h.
r tn n i Si.
, r u g - e x p o r t , w ith IJin e y Dry C l e a n
Apply “Sedan,
r i ‘.'fi:, ' i i •' , I D 1 s e l l I MIS
dtlllh ■ ii reitigid
.111 t F i ! ii
KKNT
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" - ta n glcii.se you
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i '• ’■( UM-11'mil T iuiruig
! ;,.v. ! Hvdgt* Tntinng
)920 Ei--ire i 'inch
1923 1IihI l’I' i
1
Enid I'liuruig
1923 Chvvruict Touring
1926 DiHlgc Scilmi
T«^Tiin Truck
COMPANY
“ n rrt<>m '" 'L tn ir e h e d Tel. 732
311 F i r s t Nat. Bk. Bldg,
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care The
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partnicnt.
UN'S BARBER SHOP
Magnolia Ave.
----I*reDltLli STORE
bi, Drugfi, Soda. We are
as your phone
Call 103
a ft* !-
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\ utid jewelry repairing. Don Smitn. w|, v ,,pllj bente, nnd house ^
Ire* nnd De.sk Room
202 E. 1st St.
keeping privileges, 301 W 6th St
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Oak Avenue lot. $176(1 on term s of
.$25 rnsh snd $16 monthly.
annually
OFF1CE FOR KENT—In" M n.ch I M>rtle Avomic lot j..«t off 13l!i
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Apply A. P Conor Yy & reel. I rice $1960 on term s of
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approved in Martin County
; two porches. 1215 W. 2nd st.___ .ELDRIDGK
& GOUCH, Real And wo have itmny other good
highway Improvements
improvements, nnd i w r - | 7 | W h o r e In E n t
if,
'n ' Vt!KV,nlj,CB- ^ n,dt-‘z lots that cun lie imught for Juat
Hotft, Building.
a fow do)laril down.
niancnt location of county seat for 11— \M tcrc lo E»t
Cwitr: l» Co., general this county
DftAH-BEUG CORPORATION
HAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good | HIGGINS SM m M VIGHT, INC.
’ »ork,‘ aideWuikB. build*
‘J
Ilcrnhl Building
Irrigation buxco. J . U.
things to eat nt all timer.. lOu '
INSURANCE BROKERS
Phono 713
f* rW,p'
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burn
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i»* Nnt Hnnk h(,L RENI To gci tli-nien. front rnonthly. or will Kell on exception- luiurel Avenue lot between 9th
W. K. M acD ougull, 1st N a t. B a n k
lwdrniim. close t„ phone; Imth, n|(y CltJiy tcrms #l u r |0!>fl |irirl,
j oth S
S tre e t.
I rico $2,000 oil
A pproK im ately
loo new w ords
,
Bldg.
with hot w.ilei HU Magnolia Ave Kor fu rlj,Pr jnforlnntjon MMV Mr torn* of $51
>0 cash a n d $20 m o n th ) nre „,I,je,| (,, the E nglish buiguiige t j
t o o .4 F urniture Co.' | wrJJInit rmir,. I’. E. Ahrurn. I l l
¥ F irat
irst S treet
E.
txrvy a full lino.
6re Tigffl- Cash or
f t want y-iiir busines*
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HB— W a n t e d — H e a l E s t a t e
SI A R VANIA
da — Hot Sa/ulwichcs LADIES who enn do plain sewing 7 ,1— A im rlm cB tM a n d F l a l s
'Allow u* the —opportunity *>(
nt home and wnnt, profitable
kD
DRUG
CUM PAN -*
Y.v
showing yBij
you m
this
fine, iHuji^rv).
ptoperty. * REAL ESTATE WANTED
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RexalLStOrt*’
5P«ro time work.
' c p fin, ' FURNISHED apartment. H,ree in; Scniffgs-ScoKKuua ILnRy
f K Will buy nr trade for your equity
in any lots in any subdivision in
ij>ecialty of our prompt stamp) .to Stylcplus Dress v.om -, fronl rooms, ground floor f’OU'pjjbne 735.
Masonic Tmilde
frc.icTipvlon$ find fttUck}pnny, Amsterdam, N. i t________ J Enst Third 8t.
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---------------------------------------- • Sooth Florida, in nnawering thU
advertisement tell nio how much
— . K’l—.H ousch fo r S a le
. delivery;
you linvo paid, tho balance duo,
3 3 — H e lp W a n t e d — M ale
! T\Vq n E D RQOMB—Also two
the lot numbers, -and tho locotbp,
of property, also give your pros*
suit ftftd. hunte ftddrcaa. Writo Box
BW-B Car? Sanford Herald. .
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Pure Maple Sugar
Pure Maple Sugar.
i Ih. bricks
.
.... .15
Purr Maple Syrup In
1-2 gallon cans. 12 to
the case. Price per case $18.50
Hun Dried Apple Fruit in
25 Ih. hags
$2.50
Great Northern and Pinto
ilcank, best quality for
table use, In 25 lb. bags $2210
Cured Porto Rico'Yum '
Sweet Potatoes in 100
lb. bags. Price per bftjf $2.33
White Hlnckeye P ra s'fd r
table use in 25 1b. hags 11.10
Mixed Field Peaft.'Prlce per;
bushel ----- $1.8
Prices f. n. h. here. ,Cnn, fill all
Ioiks
orders promptly «u!
unsold.
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being offered-^right now ^
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portunity to load up on realty bargains that will surely, - '
show a profit—on the pres, ;J
ent » market—if
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comes and it will come—you _ a;
are in a most enviable posits ‘
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ion.
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G A F F N g_fy’.^
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Is based on buying and sell*
■=
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successful you are in picking 11
coiv
offer a im leunder the.ifiS*-*
ket and still m dke'a godd J profit—that is’genius.
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Howl S tie e t
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I’ll i I I i p s , In,
FOR RENT—5 room bungalow on i
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I,. I I Ton G ra h am T ru c k
Palmetto Avenita corner
of ^ 5 __ l o1j1 f.'or
L. 1-4 Tun (irahiun Dump Truck.
Tho pawing of the rickshaw f u r lin g Street. Two bed room *.,----, -------- — -------There wen. 39,013 rickshaws in dining room, bvinft room tttid kit
L()TS U.V EASY TERMS
The above ears are completely
rice S t a t i o n s — Re- j
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f||) cnsh and
aI11j $U>
J10 monthly
nlonthlv wi
will vcrhiiuled mill in |s ‘-t of i nndltion.
.... «hen, bath
. . . room, garage,
,
, improve
.
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anil, _in ,192(’
S. J. NIX
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rnentv ft., monthly. Phone ,H ,
a W(.|, baated Oak Hill lots I
Attorney and Counaellor nt
! nundier was 8.313
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i for appointment.
Pn,«,'$76n each. 10 percent of'
Priei— Are Right
210 Eant First Street.
I ------lODEL TRIM CO.
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fin all cash.
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I'KR M s H> SOME P E 1 >1*1 K
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--------the c«r, not the owner ( jRCULINK PERMANENT Wav- _
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galovv I.,, ated -*t th e corner o! $26 rush nnd $15 monthly will buy
8*7 for estimates.
Guaranteed not to burn. 67— RoontH W ith Honrd.
A
_______I’nlmeftn Avenue ami Katie Street c o m e r lot in Pinehurst.
Price
p. W. RADFORD
Madam Harriet, over Mobley's j „
without
Larff*
dln'
: Drug store.
ROOMS, with QT W
HIll'UV n e a l»
1 I If.
i IKl"K room|
, , nK
~ | room, ($1260.
With a total of 348 egg* In 360
Reasonable rntea. Lincoln Hotel. 1kitchcn «'’n.plete wtth electric
je s s ’ s e r v i c e s o f f e r e d
, t u p wi-YT TIMP vm, «»■* . U 1
__ -— ------ ------- range and water heater, built in $26 cash and $16 monthly will buy day* a hen In British'Cohimlilii rerench Avenue, cently set a world record in egg
rpert H air Bobbers in ' try Chiropractic. You soon wil! 6* -R m > m .s W ith o u t H oard
^ b ln ets tw,, bed rooms, bath wlth ^ a u tlfu l lot on E
laying The bird wan a white leg
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m e n t. Will r e t u r n follow ing W n d - * 1*’’
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Herald
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large TWO!', five tyed.B, all 1111
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OMeapcut In Sanford!
Into Tire Co. 206Mi West EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES.
et. y
! no kinka, one price, perBonul nt------------------------------ - ' '.ention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppc.
Phone 349-J.
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RUGS— Shampooed, right in y o u r l lO'-h. I It ANSP(>R1 A 1 ION
Tu
Miami uinl back. Sedan leaving
home; colors restored, nap ram
S a n f o r d f..r M iam i <m F rid a y »f FOK
cd, made to look like new. Ilig h e
r e e oofr ,,
ap p ro v a ls Or no charge. H. Rie-ic, te rn o o n . can n e e o m m o d a tr thirut1
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Boy’s Slayer Teila Of Crime
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/, of the court
Adt •* one mnn
ij\ d
hin business in
the
rii'V ’ wfbnjr, especially when wou know
yiiu nrojgnC
n 'i i r p r f W h p r i T l l P V * fn tHc toptfU jU ‘.rtm e ofAhcJ Don’t S '
court W h voir
^™
<lr]nk ^ y o u r husband
a g e^tf ht« jU(liHal oxnriirnar l Va,l ' an<' “ 'en
U,nt »'« drinks
Fall From BUB®*'
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t
’ b. i ‘^ ^ d r . ^ J t . n t j v e r fills a man
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' Chargt! AintLj By'iliouAe Groti i
AVIlhdr KeMuch Of lJ a ^ r Kold ih
fused To Divulge laformnStntc Is Domestic ‘'Shine”
lion On Threat O f Jnpnneso
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Delivery Coats Are w Committee Action
Mounting:
'Is Taken Secretly
fl ’
s * r £
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drink;.& * * « u * • »
Those who observe them, he said 1 Don't go to sleep at night with
■rfaytrt;. Will make-hi* acquaintance. nn aching heart. Ask forgiveness.
W h o lesale S e i z u r e
Report Of Admiral Cleaves
Hla commandments follow:
Women do Shat much easier than
P o s t P ew W e e k s ;
Figured
In Trial
men.
• «
,
D ow n S u p p ly , S a y s ./'*
For Husbands
Of
Fall
And
Oil
Magnate
Arguments are distasteful arid
D o n 't hpsjtate,'to admit you nro
destructive. . Men have too many
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dee. 29.
tn the wrong.- !t 1s a m atter of
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29,-M»l—
of them a t work when they get at —W’)—Wholesale imixirting hintrmni! Importance Vnd tho reward
Tha Fnclfjc "war scare" that fig
work
to.
enjoy
them
-when
they
get
leg dealers, in Florida a t any rtte, ured Ih - the FaU-Dahony oil trial
r ■
4i, V . V . \ r . Is g r o a t.- .'!
,
M 01
home.
.
are going "broke" and don’t ^r>w Ima come under inquiry b y 'the Harold Cresrkln, CC-yvar-old ion of a wealthy Chicago flour whole
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Doc. 29.
Don’t n a g .,
your Husband has money, lif- it, according to n ntatmhcn^
House Navnl Committee uruf Ugp- saler, nnll a former Coyola University student, admits to Stata’a At(AP)—-•'fwo firemen wore Indulge liberally in compliments slstIf upop
NAS!
dressing well:
If he. here today by J. If. Le*,‘ jtM ity m cntatlvev McClitjUc, of Oklaho ftoinoy Aobtfri Crewe (left) that-he killed *Ix-year-old W altaf Schmidfl
(Uly IrtjUrpd early today fii ihey raise, a wife’s spirits, make hnsn't, don't muk* life '<nisotal>l« prohibition administrator,
ma, n Democrnt c member, said to with n hnnimet: In a Imre on the outskirts o f Chicago, Thl» plctorf
ibatin* a 175,000 blaze id hot- a ,h o tte r cook, a finer mother for him ncolding about It.
Furthermore, srtutiny of ihe day that Secretary' Wilbtft* bail re- wa* token *ju-u uftcr allenlsU had pronounced Croarkin nu>rally auh* trous flood ..
j Kentucky D rug .company, and a mc-re loving companion.
Don't Tcfose to go out with your statcnient diselr.Mcs, liquor bought fuacd to give the committee confitho Cumber!*
normal but legally sane.
T
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route to ■)
u .B
had the money for husband. It, Is your duty to im from 'a prosperous’ whol^snler pro denlirtl Navy ,roports bcuring on’
*
ntnjje of r
clothes that this other wohsen spend prove your ^disposition by relief bably is domestic "shine",
this .subject.
Mr. Ix-c urriveu a t his cnn^lureached • bj
Specifically, the Oklahoma Rep
^ ^William Ai Fiah’er, aa- she would probably mnke herself from drudgery now and then. *
.
Don't"
wp*
to
money.
Have
ii,
<i<ins
through nA'onsiderntion of resentative dincloxed, tho commitlook
fa
r
better.
here, bi
lt olilef of the fire diibudget system In your home.
costa,
(-onfisratiiuui,'
loss
i/f
bdnti
toe
had
requested
the
Navy
secre
‘
Tell
your
wife
the
exact
amount
1882 pnd
rirnri*nt-w ent to-hjs death
Don’t hbther .your husbnmi with and automobiles, fines, niu| gove'rnwfctlon i
then ho slipped, while standing on o( y«mr incomr. plan together petty household nnifoyamtos at nunt cst,.' tes of the fraction of tary to tend It in confidence a reI»«rt submitted by Admire) Cleave;,
i small, lodge or the third floor of hpw to spend it. Ue fair «l>out it night, t;..
men.
••
, th* amount i " liquor consignix) to while he wan commander of tho
burning building, directing his
Lock petty business troubles in
,ThIa >
Toll him* he is the world's great Amelica ivhl, , finhlly reaches, its Asiatic fleet, dealing w ith y the
in H o’ Mil to the jfreu n d from your offleo a t'n ig h t. Ta|lT over est husband nn^ he will ho.
riornihi
,
destination.
k s jj
I. (jy- # - >1 1
belligerent attitude of Japan ft few
led-covered fooling and tiled
W .ather.I
r
A good grade of \ / . ‘ 4«y cists year* 11^ 0.”
lie being rtythed to tho C ity hos|22 n case in tiulia,. on the, Uliml.
The committee action was taken Prominent Kdiu tfor ; Of A ll' Chamber Of Commerce Ex at 64.4 at
*1.
Purls Of Country Listed T pcctcd To Appoint Body nnd a rise of
though a liquid p- , oration thut In secret session, during cm siderf* Charlbs A. Webb, o few minutes
Arnontr
Spcnltcrs At Three
Of Prominent* Men
parses under tho s. .ue of whiskey dlion af Chairman Butler’* pro
" " To Be tomorrev
er, foil from' fb* same spot Captain,
Day Meet Convening Today
luny be bought for $12 to $14 n posal to build ft new fltvo^ of light
Hosts'To
Lftrge
Delegation time
iher hiui occupied, and he
is .
care, Mr. I.cp said
cniisere to bring American naval
' \ o death by the
T
h
e!
strength
pp
to
a
satisfactory
ratio
SO
l*rr
Cent
ilrarhcs
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B.
1 Al.l.AHASSEE^FIn., Dec. 29
A committoo for. Urn entcrtaln'•
.» » .
Of tliis amc-jni only nbmitfbO with thnt of Great Britain nod —f/I*) - The three-day scasiun ><{ ' *T’rn t of the member* of tho Rivers reached Fr
The?/iamM ill thh drug company
per (Win over muuingoH
icri^nn Japan
the Floridu Etlucatl.in Association .
Hnrbcm Committee, and their fWcr ia still rialr
ad gained considerable headway
Tho flood, sit
It wan Admiral Cleave*’ report i;ot under way here today with jR u"IBe*. i» expected to b« appoint(hirsts, aceordirik to prohibiUon
*
n nltfht watchman fo r the Governor Walker Qf Georgia
that dt/vn*c counnel in the Kail d<-purliiiental mretinga a* a
ui at Friday’* maiding of the dented in local
departnu-ni
o-limnios,
raiding
the
Lawton
I
h
Installed
As
Pres
«1 Bank of Kent ucky, across
Offers Rewards For Appre
Dohcny triul sought without sue- to the general ae.Wons to follow. j Chamber of Copmiorce, according nala, presontln*
ident Of Kiwanis Club At cost «(, unco to $14 a case.
wA-frijm ths drug company,
casting th at hi
hension O f Guilty Parties
res*
(•• -(-cure frem 4he Navy dcA
seaworthy
liont
big
t»nmtg|i
to
Educate-* i-F -evernl section* of it-* officials of. thnt organisation countered before.
Noon Meeting Today; Talk
H*dL th# fire a t 4 o’clock this
part
meat
in
Mip|»,rt
of
the
ertnttn.
'who
stated
today
that
everything
And An Inquiry Is Ordered
By Rev, Klntf I h Also Heard carry n \v«rtii while cargo j of tu n that the IVarl liurtiur oil con the country puril.-ipated 10 the de ■possible would bo dono to show the The rira r friil
liqtlur costs unywherc -.bat
partmental conference,., and wore
scries of’ cxplosloni greeted
tract \
entered' Into by the
■visiting cc.igrcsmmm tlte morita ciably before»
ATLANTA, Oa.,>Dec. 29.—(A*)—
*10,000 and $20,000. An nutc
ftiremen-Who answered the call, Charles th a t official regalia of the
Installation of officers Jor the bile fast onmiih uud (Icpendilide Dohcny ( Intercut*^ under Elresa aim on the program for addresses i i Sanford ami thedit. Johns river stated/
Rainfall
fire fpMQally? cr®pt ,nto tl,e Ku Klus Klan was wprn by hooded year 1927, an 'address by Ur. F. enough for tin* Itootlrgger’a pur- of a national emergency in the Pa nf the genera! meetings. Among in the' abort ttm» thoy ar# to be throughout
them wore Charles N. Judd, of the
n|Ace and. Range com- men who flogged Wimberly K. I). King, pastor of the F irst Bap
tory Monday night t
po*o ru li.t, to another $2,000 to cific.
University of Chicago, one of Um j
cl^*u
„
. ...
fpany, adjoining, and in a ahort Brown! Toombs county attorney, tis t church and u number of vocal
hut stopped a t all .
$4,000, Ia»e estimated
vutstnnding
.cbmd
worker*
of
the
L
j
1
**,
^
^
y
niceting
r
f
to, the Boln L* Veillc com- pear Lyonk, Oa., last Friday, today selections by Mrs. Charles Powell,
afternoon. Gloomy
lie
cited
the
case
of
one
s^uth
country;
D.
A.
U.
Browne,
director
Chamber
It^to^m
heldI
at
tha
Hot#
s 7.. • . v W --5< •
^
er has today sc
followed the calling »t ‘a special Jr., Who was accompanied by Mrs. Florida wholesaler, unnamed, who
of pitysicftl education, Peabody Col- 1 o rre,t ,jak“ and n
a* fa s t as it_ gTand ju ry .and tho aff*r of re B. lL'D eas, featured today’s lunch
has lost 7.000 castm uf whiskey l>y
lege, Npshvilla, Eenn: \V. N. Tay tho method, , of entertaining the
street. Firemen'
eon
meeting
of
p»«
fjanford
Klwanwfcrdss bv tha.govem or for convlcMEMPHIS/1
cotjflscttliqn, 14 valuable boat* and
lor,
Jackson, Miss., exceptive sec visitor* will bo held precodl
is d ijb , Jwld'in*.thiv Seminole Cafe
appointment
of
n
re
„ , ’ T 7 lion of Tucmbcrs of tho tund. ’
Hief
K
S
g
lt tt o relit
IK
automobile*
during
the
pa-ttijrw
.clary of the Mississippi Kduch
eventually brougiit • The Constifutiun, in a dispatch at 12:15o’clock.
;roup of btalacAa add prefcaalvtal flood situation in
fnanths,
in
addition
ti>
being
u
ider
Hon
naaciclation.'jind
Mi/»
J
.
Jewell
control a t -6 o’clock this from Louisville, Oa., today quoted
Jh e retiring- president's • annual,
net as A
$-f 1,<)00 bond in fig h t cases of said
• *...
•
. •*,
Slmpspll, aSsisUiiit sdlto supertn (non to (n
Q jL F
Judge It. E. Hardonian, of the report and the turning.ovir \o*hts nn:l ponscstiun Of liquor, three
A
play
W
play
arc
aunt
T>f
the
lcX
i
of
Maryland.
'
*
'
T
, , ir. explofrloun , which hampered Todmhs circuit, as declaring it was successor, T. W.Lawton, featured
Alnl
J. G. Ball * U
nlmma Hanford football game r*
. , ..
.
..
case*
of
bribery
.in,!
three
c.'
con
Matter* of peculiar Interest to cefretar>' of tho Chamber of Com?
I tho wbrk of firemen was caused "common knowledge” th at mem the ceremony o f installation. The
New Years Day i* to la- broadens
1y f tlock of fireworks carried by bers of the band wore the Klan rc- program for tho mooring was in spiracy.
Florida school work were discussed mcrce. staled today that updn the
a
t
the
Armory
under
the
auspice
$10 Cf*e For 1Van«]tnrtmtioa
at tho departmental meetings.
its.DHig Sundries chrnpany.
gu|lt. On the other hand, Nathan charge o f K4nt Roseiter, newly
committee's acceptance 0f tholr In* along
Tho impottorH, Cce said, e*tl- of thG OampbcJI-l.or-dng Post of
elected
vic&prcBident
of
the
club.
The
*eri>:<i
of
general
r.e*?lons
tlio
American
Legit
n,
according
1
•
vitation to visit Sanford, which and Ohio ri
Bedford
Forrest,
head
of
the
Klan
:7J
In his atldre*..i to tho members utnte another $10 a case for trnnv jInn announcement muilo today by will open tonight, to bo featured \»us (ondcrod Tuesday morning hr 8,000 have bran
in Georgia, reiterated n denial that
portation,
winch
raise*
the
prie«
to
f l0^
c' u*,< Dr. Kirfg stressed tho
b.v nn address by Govsrmir John Jacksonville, they wen* Informed hom*s as a rdlu
official* of the pent.
the Klan hntl any part I
n 1P a .adoption, in the face of tho new $r.4 n ease, without considering
W Martin
The -hief executive that the visitor* would, in all pro from the stfi
fair.
The
demand
fur
a
running
m
i
I
year, of o spirit of courage :n loss of Ixiatn und aut«,ntobHe'<, and remit of the game is naid t« be I " 'h extend a welcome to tho dele- bability. bo In Sanford on Wcdnea remstnod a t
The newspaper also quoted Solic meeting the problems which, be gt-noru) overhaul ’.ike fines and
very heavy owing to tho In ye gat-s on Iwh-ilf of the *Uti‘, and I* day, coming hero direct from Lake Imfager Veporta frem l
itor A. S. Bradley, of Toombs coun said, are to confront the club -and ruliirlc.-.
tions indica
exiH-ctod to nlsn discus* the gen land.
ty ar. declaring front his home in its members and tho city ns it
“Tho price at wholesale on the number of farmer residents of
be l
eral
education
situation
in
Florida.
Arrangctnsnta.for
their
enter
Alabama
who
nre
nerw
residing
in
Waynesboro, that members of the whole,
ucabonrd of the atute, 1 am in. .
, „ iv al Btdrdt exhibit from Scm- mob "adm itted' they wefo KlansUpward* of a thousand dnlegatt? tainment will prebably .Include tRm. we
foriqed," he said, "is about; $00 a Seminole County and to tho many
The.
new
officera
of
the
club
are:
RuOrou,..
linois county it being planned for men before whipping Brown."
football funs who are Interested in are expected for tho convention be- meeting them a t Lakeland and
case. • ’
diet any ime
I the C entral Florida Fair a t Or- Bradley was quoted as saying that T. W. taw ton, president; A. K.
cqcnrting
thorn
Sanford
bjr
the
Inter-sectional
contest.
The
turn
the
meeting
end*.
President
"Where are the profits from
Roasitor and Forrest Ijtko, vice
flc. Hotnoe*
[ismfo. aciordlng, to U C. Bebout, one of the mob rcmnrked:
telegraphic servlco was guaran It. M. Healey, of Tallahassee, nr- nufantobilo, showing them,through
liecrethry of tl» Somlnolo County - "Wo are Kiansmen and we arc presidents; A. C. Fort, treasurer. which the ‘big fellows’ in the teed by John Kumhlcy, nedurding ranged npcrial railroad fares for various section* of the county and lated from r*U )
he
C. Babout, ia ex- liquor p a n e nre reported
River
[Chamber of Commerce, who stated whipping you because you have The secretary,
to official*.
those attending, nnd also accon; tho celery districts before bring nounced that
getting
so
rich?
I
cun'i
find
l»octe<l
to
retain
the
office
for
an
day’-th llt\fh e oldest and f>nc of been prosecuting the Klan."
• eating ni range'ment* ni U.c I modntlons at tho Florida State col- ing them into tho city proper. Up tJLleVworsi^
. .
other yeac.
, then:."
’ larger*, industries of the. bounty
Armory
are nuch that a huge lego for Women, where the gath on their arrival here, tho congre*^* lood stagri I
Forrest yesterday raid the Klan
lie cited another case in which
The directors for 1027 are: Ray
iujd iro intiiuded.with the othc^ would offer rewunls for apprehen
the principal u few months ago rrc/Wd can he accomodated a d it ering will lie held throughout the men and the member* of their fears that
Fox,
Hoywood
Walker,
J.
H.
Jack
splays fcM hiLfair. .’
party, urn expected to be taken to when; * v
sion of those involved.
son, R. B, Chupmun, R. H. Berg. ws» rated ns worth ohout $200,000. is expected that aevoral liutidrrd threo days.
( Mrs. A nnie Johnson of Mnrkhaiv
th Hotel Forrest Lajte for luncheoo
fan*
will
gather
there
to
he
ir
the
Brown reported he was beaten S. M. Lloyd and W. M. Scott.
;
"Now he’* broke,” Leo said,
Paola i» -to t have chargo of the so coverely tbot^ he wax* under a
fallowing which they will board
“and besides that he ‘stand* a result* of tho game. A 1 -ninal
igcm ents 'fo r- the, dirplny, physician’s care, and warned that
the jtenmor Osceola, of the Clyde
atlmiacion
fee
I*
to
he
charged.
most admirable chnnco o f moving
Vig to include every grndo j ( he Would' be killed if he did not
Line; for the trip to Jacksonville.
T|io
actual
play
is
tq
M
art
at
tn the federal institution th at has
and spirits of turpentine move out of the county in ten days.
■,, *
. . .
■ '‘Wo are particularly anxious
htade Atlanta famous U> bootleg 5:16 o'clock Sspford time. The
to 'Ih o producers of the Brown assisted in the.prosecution
game begins in Pasadena a t 2:16 ., Rav. and Mrs. Roy L. Brown, Hint tha visitor* *4* the wondprful
circles, for ft protracted itdy.”
!r'*
o’clock.
The Armory is located on state evangelist* far tho Christian development of this ’sectlotv. jand
of f iv e 'men ' accused. o f‘ fatally
More Money In "t3»lne”
favah tores indoslries woi-o wounding Willie Wilson b u t July.
Ccnlmercia)
Avenue.
*
Chu$ch, are to l>cgin a *oriel of th at thoy be afforded the pleas tiro
Thorn in a little m ori money in
by tha early Virginia
evangelistic mooting* in tho audi- of th trip j to Jacksonville", Mr.
the domestic product, boitled in the
<Ur$W by tho early Virginia
sith (he c
LONDON, Dec- 29.—(A1)—A big wood* and not aged apywherc, Mr.
tcrium of the Tligh School 8 ut)day Ball said today, “We want them
jrtions .in the past 100 |)yar*,
fa see as much of the river during
red
mystery
automobile
coating
morning
a
t
11
o’clock,
under,
the
L*e
believes.
lie,
say*
losses
nre
rdlng to, Secrclhry .Bebout.
$100,000 to construct and believed ies* and eoita not quitw • a high.
auspice* of the First Christian the daylight hours a* pnssiblo ami,
ho industry has always bccq
capable of developing a speed of
Church of Sanford, according'to an for that reason they will not have.7 si nre I
“An Orlahdo, bootlegger about
Of F io rlq a 's largest, and EJemlSTEUBENVILLE,'
O.,
Dec.
29.
200 miles an hear, thus shattering 10 months ago told nte,.he could
announcement made by officials ot very long to stoy In tho city”, he' obeerve
'!• county has shpwn psrticular
added.
gauge,
all cxjstipg. records, will be sent buy plenty of whl»key ht $2$ a —(/‘PJ-l-Enlcrprihing moonshiners the local church.
'
iivjty In naval stores, The inconverted
dressing
ronr.ts
a
t
the
to the .United State* in Fcltraury case,’" Lee said. "Ho wa* retail
Rev. Brown i* said to be widely
H W i
try lit Florida!la really respon- 7 NEW YORK, Dec. ,29.—</T)—
for n speed test on some Florida ing, -Now-the wholesale prioo' I* high -school, fcotbnll field Into an known axAtn. cynnRClist and to have
r f o r tho bulidlpg of tho port Itare lace helrldoms of many wom
elaborate
~dleltilery
tint
iF*u
rprised
beach yet to be selected;
held nonm of' the most important
$100 A case and the peti. article by .a police raid today.
1t
ho Mid
en of social prominence today
The car, which')* shaped like a hard to procure.”
pastorate*.in
tin- country, Ife was
i ,
They
found
a.CO
gallon
still
*
In
form a prised altar clpih of the sea .Sled nnd has enclosed tlriss to , There was a time when the boot
pnntor. of the
First Christian
NEW YORK, Dec. 28.—(A
Cathedral of SL John the Divine.
cut down wind pressyre, is 32 feet leg trade figured on liUlo more operation os well a* much,finished Church of Jacksonville, in Rich anson B. Houghton, ambassador.
product.
The
dressing
room*
hsd
Thr, cloth, In the form of a 'm o long and six fcot wide. 1C repre than one j»er cent ty*s, but that
r. ‘been locked up a t the cJoto. of the mond, ImL, and in Belle (Fontaine, England, who is hopta on a Christ
saic nnd comprising more than 100 sent* a seriou* attem pt on the part time
.,
tfj
j
' mas leave, has the role of defend
has gone. gridiron
season hut the distillers
l
Dec. 20. - W nieces of rare and antique lace, of the British m anufacturers
A The meetings, to which the pub ant In mysterious litigation. 1
had
breken
Into
tho
place
through
ms prorontedto the ebuach by .tho capture epeod records now hei
CLEARWATER—fli.OOO addit a window)and operated it for five lic has been-Invited, are fo be held plaintiff fn a $50,000 stilt far ft
ioresan auxiliary apd dedicated the U n iU d itate * .
fg
ion tb be built to Fort Ilanrieon week* unmolested. . , - ^ V
, each evening during the week, with
Mterday by Bishop William T. v’v Tho car weigh*^ 7fine pound*
. AtL-.V
.7
an additional morning service on
fanning.
consume* 4 1-2 gallons of gaso
issnr rrss*~v l
'I ■—
„ ,
.Sunday.
Every kind
lace, much hun line » minute .and i* capable of
ted to d ay io r tomorrow,
r w p permission from Supr
justice Gnvegan. to i
boats and men", with th e •»*.! dred* ojr years of i$% was 'used. ijaveloping 1,000 horsepower. The
“ ' of it had been taken front powif is divided oyer two,motor*,
on ilr. Houghton by i
gowns, vtHls and handker one being along over each ax lt. It
she hntv found It imp
• ? chiefs;ngchristening
cops and gown* eontifba a secret tfansmlMlon.and
on him
and even .-the flounctlWjof. bridal control system recently Invented.
alb
bis
.tlUaripcd
by
U
TALI/AHASSEE:
garments. Tho -various pieces The manufacturer* o T ^ tlii^ c a r,
affidavit
that
■\c
gulf
.
trials
to,
- - 0P)—Several state
0.
AV
.
falsely accdsAd her t
i the reason for were sowed together with a thread which waii constructed .secretly 1 a t
d
ay'w
ere
searching
far
boarding
Jv-V
¥
....
. ‘°n;
on the a*frt
front Frtqc*. Wolverhampton, claim that It I* battle. a t 'L M ’ Perl
JquarteSSflfh* obUincaiSmecially
a fire l«st of • hrJrioom pt»:
i transfer of
By* tbklr
the libetal* jilaren a* the re io it
ir vkfary
vki
a
r
m
coast
of.
known
os
tocnr
do
lid®
(heart
of
the ldrgeat ever built
icd recently, to
night
(bat
virtually
destroyed
the tithe and r l « e o|
’«lt>n was
..lined
access
te-the
Heeoiyllda
riv
tcasp are now
linen) and *hlch has not. been
pot gtvrn. and asiueiror
The »peed tre t in the United forces of Dr,
at K
borne
cf
Mr*.
D.,
F
.
Chittenden,
one
Jabd extend V manufactured since the war.
et,
captured
PruU.de
Pah,
god
be
strategic
threatening
*« rral,
State* will be held.tinder the au<- points leading to 1 inferior,
1mile* to‘
gan An attack on Monkey Rldg*. of Tallahassee’*' landmark.*,,, >' -I Mr*. .Mason is hot.I
Tho cloth is 12 feet 9 inches long I ire* of tho contest board of the
1 Vff •
. •-----conservative If this strategic point is taken, it % A Itdrnoy ;G*heral J. B. Johnson
The troops of
anil '2 feet 4 ihehes adds andjX American Automobile
‘ *
Diac, who
and Dr„ F. r A. Hathaway. ,ohalrgovernment of
valued at more t|ian 1100.000^ The
f n by has hoen recog
In the te s t .lt will be
by
S o o n Wee Wju conceived by Hisi Klolttt
BriU States, were fo
Nafr*^
9*111*, an
nn »«nrrt
InCOR,
expert In lace*.
Vfe*. fore the I
nk,* iwhlle AssUtaht
I by
Oersl IL E. C arter «nd a
m «nf
BODY 18 RECOVERED;” -.' :
a waitW iV '
charge.1'
y.v*
ition. sofdrowned • n e r .l .Uy. n g o J n
7 .11Iri
iu r of th i Ookolockonee Rlwr, whUe try«
Iw .1
• -on> a ccnvict road |
tore,
U
;e Drug Firm
„ ies Of
H
losions
P
Unj
BODY RECEPTION IS TO
HOLDS MEETINGS BE PLANNED FOR
AT TALLAHASSEE
W ORE! 1927 OFFICERS OF
— - - - - - - F KLANi LOCAL 1UNCHE0N
IS LATEST CL A IM 1CLUB ARE SEATED
Football (Jame To
Be Announced For
Fans On Saturday
y to Display
[One o f State’s Old
Industries at Fair
teE
Church Meeting To
Start Next Sunday
Mystery Speed Car
W ill'Be Tested 0 n
In Florida
P
Dressing Room Used
As Rum Distillery
Heirlooms Compose
Prized Altar Cloth
In Gothhm Church
U. S. Envoy Is Made
Defendant In
‘
list *1
win Be At Mobile
p i p i S
Forces of Dr. Juan Sacaaa in
Blaze Destroys Old
icaragua Threaten, Interior Points Landmark At Capital
■W
Will Go On |
N
m
in-
.
W i|
*aw m
�—
jgfcYr
the founders of the Longue of
Nations. Lango received the prise
in 1921 and. Nansen in 1922. There
has been i^o aw ard of the peace
prize sinco.
^
Taxation Cuts Prizo
The other .winners of tho pence
print were' If. D urant iof 8wltzer-
Midget of Majors, Delivers After Bad Start
•
: 7■r -Np-n.v-si-.
^1'
‘V- • »;
l
r ‘ ■■.
-<T2L»j y * \ v*
T w enty#1;
Huddle And
C F o r m a tio n s
sTlanned '
Iiy Alfred flobcl Of Sweden
Gtumw
'
The Eastern officials went thc
W hfttm Conference ono le tte r in
tWslr decision, tho Westornera hav
ing, decreed a two-second halt.
r j3 f v j,ho rules of the'com m ittee
agrees with the- officials in an
o th er Suggestion, joferecs and um
pire* will be gjycn wider latitudo
Inr Imposing penaltlco' for unfair
play* not otherwise provided for
In, tho rules. Rule 21, section !*,
now providea .a ilyo-ynrd pcnnlty
*04-, the officials would n ti ,Jt
nmfmjed to provide a "proper
• A nuggostion will go forward to
thio rulen m akers that thc exlrting
lim itation In downs bo changed or
gtylishcd. Tho suggestion will not
InhiUde a propored remedy for the
deficiencies.
I | | t \ JTl ) I / f T ^ !
I
sA provision in effect but not '
lij£ i Y r i j
IkWi .V r V .
ri»w in tho rulos providing that j
W k - 4 V t - 4K g*roffside player touching a punt- |
‘t 1 I
’
t;—
L.ball. rhould bo penalized five j
’ S
y trd s and a touchlmck doclarvd it They call him thc ’‘Midget of the Major.*,
tho offense bo committed within 'finutreau is only a mile. Hi ••towera’* n
t & ; ten-yard lino, the officiali i thc five-foot margin, but he's ,,uitc
hi
9CtTt)ftfiAKERJ combines American
standards of efficiency to keep down the
price of its cars, with old world' ideals of
,.ii.tiit\7 tn leoon down the cost of mainte-
Braves have had In ,
da>» of Maranvllle, |
l- days of thnt fuin
and Speaker
n r r A D n TO
paseuma had tin* leg up on Mai
To Fight Battles m r | A
lKAlh
KLlUKli
io
ii»'W
undnnd»u
,,'h^‘hl"’ i° ii?°
L front nl n
pace in tho sixtt..
Together, Is B elief Q■nl i Tj p .f .] U C 1 7 1 TI.D I
from whore ho met thc challenge
-ten tuwisoo of any such movo,
when tho three were found
ng ready to board tho Clovetrain, their brief statement*
; ttonflrmattory.
bb said: “The go vernmont
r has had anything td do
* jth basrbnll, has it? "
Npe4ker said: "My affnire nrc in
th e hnjids of Mr. Boyd."
Boyd said: “Give me credit for
knowing th a t the government has
nothing to do with the ease."
ince Has Added To
is Hunting Stables
for; the election of a B,
rectors to Mrve
year, to hear report*
and to transact suehoti
aa may prttiftW comt
2 Evenings and I
3 Different O peras by same Cast that ipp
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, 'Pitthburfb,
New Orleans—
•
, !
'-li' ’ v —-----| Jim Daisy stayed up to the paceTho chalking up of a new track | pinkern in thc
final eventoftho
record for the fivc-fnrlong dash, | «|ay nnd when
called uponnt the
together with thc riding of Jockey ;10Wj nf tho stretch, hernco.1
T, Pnscumn, featured the four nromul Harp o’ the North nnd
teenth duy of the meeting ut Sem!- ^mn j,y half q length to reward his
noln jicrterdny. F.arl Pool, with barken- with thc good price, of 10
Pascuma Up. clipped off tho five t0 j jje paid, the in-st price of tho
furlong route in thc fast time of
fjct, captured the short end
1:01, a mark which may stand for (,,f t|)c purse.
*omo time.
*i
.
. .
.
Tho new record camo In the sec*, rj
. , - j ! , j . -rj , , J
ond ovunt and provided the rus- j S y n d i c a t e
D e s i r e d
tim ers With a n 'honest-to-goodnes* . rp
r» _ i„ _ r
*4/
horse race. Be Trueman, who held l O U C i a y C o m i n g U l
th^recorrlI for the (Ustance, led the E u r o p e R i l l f f C h a i t i p
fio!d>to Urn atretch turn but was
,
°
obtrun in a stretch duel with Earl
•, . .
' .*
,.
Pool, thc litte r yomlng on to win
LONDON, Dec. 28.—K>P)— If a
with a final spurt that carried him now boxing syndicato here has it*
under the. wire ono-flfth of a te c - j way Elky Clark, BritUh nod Euortd fa ste r than tho previous mark, ropenn flyweight chnmp|on, wxiuld
Pascuma went up several notches havo delayed bis . departure for
.
In ,hls; rating ns n rider when he Amorlca.
booted homo three winners yester
day to rnnkc hit' total for the meet
ing stand at 18,* His was thc out
standing performance of the day,
followed closely by little Eddie
Bonhum, who brought two winner*
under the wire.
• . ..
Tony bagged his first in tho in
itial event of tho afternoon tvhou
hu piloted Affectionate Mary In by
a head over h er closeat pursuer,
LAKELAND—New. Public libra
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Sludebnker owticrs have tlriven their
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The regular annuiK
the Stockholders of n
Dank and Trust ConJ
Florida^will he hsld bL
with th f by-laWs o d w
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working of thc try for point after .Connie Macks Athletics He made u
touchdown.
brief trial, however, the lean Mr. N.d >1
A iuirircstion wnM made that n Braves erobhed him and with the Beret
WASHINtONO, Dec.
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.. -—W hatever Ty Cobb and Trin
’ 8peaker arc planning to do nbout
“Dutch" Leonard's "fixed, game"
charge* mad0 public by Baseball
Commi»#lonod Landis, they . ap[-<■ pjVently ' fntended to do together
^w ithout preliminary publicity a* to
* dtfail*. 1 '
Cobb came to Washington yestotday from Augusta Ga., and
Speaker,.w ith his attorney.W . II.
; - Bgyd,4»r^lv<Hl nbout the name time
frtm Cleveland. Escaping watch
} fu l o y c i^ h e y immedlaWly Went In
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^conference
somewhere, and
maintained tho strictest-incognito
P a s a d e n a , c a iir , Dec. 2 8 .[^i-fFootball followers today tu m edjt^eir pttention upon the eampa
of the Cardinal* of Stanford uni
versity nnd-the Crlip'son Tide of
S T O C k u b u i, Dee. 28. r - & 4
The tw enty-fifth anniversary p '
tho Nol>el Peace Prize find* drtly
for m w Jiving who have won-that
reward for promoting the fra tcm l
ty. of nations.
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Sinco the prise waa created b y ____ ___________ _
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Comrpop garden sago brawed In
thc will of Alfred Nobel, inventort Wilson, 1918;
L.
Bourgeois,
to
a heavy tea vldth s tlp h u r added,
of dynamite and other ekploelvcs.i France, 1920; K. H. Brnntlng:
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- streaked and fdd
22 men have received It.
Sweden,, 1921.
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Elihu Root, American statesman
Tha .t>rir«s was given ,to tho.Ined'Hair beauti
and form er United S ta te s 'senator ,titu tc . of: International Law In
fully dark nnd
Who was given th e-1912 prixa&lor ’jilOt, hd International Peaco Bur*.
Ms activity In tho purificationM pin, in-1910 and thc International,
V luxuriant-. J u s t
tho Philinpenes and Cuba and jn the jtetl Crwa in , 1017. No awrfrds
a few a p plica handling o f the American-JapHiilW v e r t made in other years. I . ' .
dispute, ranks an the senior aMdinf
w hen fist distributed : in 190L*
nd
proyo * revcthe survivors. The others ar>> the value 0f tlio prize was $40,4091- J
lation if your
Senator Henri LaFontalne o f Bel t)yt jt has decreased u n d o r ta * 0*] | f e t - 0
gium, and Christian Louis Langn t jon. The lowest vuluc was'In 10231 ' V^.f ,
.hair ia.fading,
streamed or g r a y ;
und Fridtjof Nuriaon, NbrvveglVn«. whcn jt wus $35,044. F or thW?
M i x i n g tho Bngc
A ctlvr.Jn Peace ,Bodies'
year it to $31,350.
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'The . Belgium senator add th<
^ hill panned by tho Swedish Ten nnd Sulphur rccipo nt homo,
Norwegians M>crc given th® Itrirc parliament removes the taxation though,Us troubl«ltomer‘ ,An easier
Wnyid to got b ,bottle of W yeth’o
lil recognition of th e ir, lntcrc*)^jn after this year.
Sage and Sulphur im p o u n d nt
pceCd societies, ,c>ub of the pur---------— --------- :
any drug store all ready for use
poncs of th* award being thc por- , T(X A TTEM IT COMEBACK
motion of ppaco congrosscs.
NEW YORK, Dee. 28.—(fl*)—Bob for only 75 ednts. This is tho oldhaFontnlnc yma a member qC the McAj |j ^ cft “Dying cop," will at- timo recipe Improved by the ad
4’crm ancnt International
(ompt' n‘ sprint comeback this Wlnr dition of other ingredients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is
Bureau a t Borne when ho receive!
The farm er nation*! dar-h
not
sinful, wu all desire to retain
the prizo in 1913. Lange has l>c*n fhnmpion, whoso r e ti r e m e n t wan
general s e c r e ta r y of th c Interpnr- ^or^ ,,j tbred years ago by a our youthful appearance a t a t
j llumentury Union nt tienova *in';p I .-pronted tendon, hnn filed bis en- tr a c t venose. By darkening your
, 1009.
Th« otplorer Nnhscn is lf jn t j,p
0f c. games in New hair with Wyeth's Sngo nnd Sul
phur Compound, no one ctin tell,'
professor in natural sciences at y orjj on Jnrtj 8.
■because it docs It so naturally, so
evenly. You just dampen a sponge
<.r soft brush with it and draw this
through^ your hear, taking one
smnll itrand a t a time; by morning
nil gray hairs have, disappeared,
nnd, after another application or
two, your hair becomes .beautifully
dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant.
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m football officials agree
something should be dorie
the shift and huddle.
<Uhg In nnnuul session until
this morning, tho Eastern
latlon of Collegiate Fcytbsll
[bU devoted mJch of its time
theism’o f,4lie huddlo as ulow- j
ing tip-piny a n l of tho shift js
making it difficult for officials to
determine legality. As u result, a
suggestion .will bn made to the'
ruTer.’committee that on nil shift
KM1huddle.plays after the plsyera
h«Vo become set, tiny shall lomnln
in'thM r phe.arradged positioha for
three Seconds before tho hall Is
Spttnor, A ustria,
1005; Thto(lore Roosevelt, 1006; E. T. Moneta'.* Italy, and L. Renault,' France,
TWW; ! K;*P. , Arnoldson; Sweden
ahd F. Bajcr, Denmark, .1008; A.
M. F. Bocm aert, Bolgiumi and
Baron dc‘ Constant, Franqb. 1900;
Tutiiing
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P"P*rin£: for tho an- cloven looked
i l l . C nual New Year s day gridiron action _
, f f t clash in the. Rose bowl hero.
i n pa*!**,.
Concn Wnllaco Wade's Alabnmu *> uced a gr,
f C S t °,u t*, t . w cnt 10 r ork yesterday, i«g game. thc
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�Kentucky Mountains Are Taking Their
Claim Lives^.Of F o u r , No w
United States for
Pact With Panama
1000 chdrchcs in the
when they a r f re*
rk Place, tn » t/ru n -u p
m oving' atairwayri.
lets the s ta in do the
nds a crowd pushing
fam lH iinw lf tW obxbrtjr looks/
\venue, fashionable and
n.’V i f / a dirpet descendigraphically speaking, of
r ju The Bowery ends at
It uare, \vhnt;e it changes
|;4o Fourth Avenue. At
Ivccome* Park Avoliong thr.
- York; Is
rkerf streets in
Won Street, runChatham Squarr,^
of'iChlhntiawn. Oil.
'■the ‘’elevated
ubS the 'Are esmenls lining both
ret, and sunlight'
to the sidewalks
Forking" rules are impressm automobile.1owners in a
y-stimuloting manner in the
one-way streets that giv?
! Into the theatrical <ii»Some traffic policemen
the windshields arid \ re a r
« of parked cor* with erny'o Parking.” The owner
» Job of removing the
Two other potroimen,
ft doubted the success of
*." *‘5*0 how Yew cars are.
in our block.
We gfv.*
onietiling more to rend - a
:kfl came back on the square
eason, as dna of the spewia!
as in holiday gift-suggestion
ira, In multi-rtrioTed Krencn
ils, they arc defying the laws
ometry by appearing in
number^ ns squares rath e r
dreies or ovals. Thin clock»
gtig from a four or five inch
dribbon that matches or con
with the enamel are vary
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F our years .ago Mary. McClIntlc
eJt .y d with Pick I.lcpert, Washingten, *11. C., movie organist. - Congressmutt Ja m e s’ V, McCHhtic, her
i,n,| t},^. m arriage an nu led,
they rewed recently, when this
photo was made.
for m Y nW ^fiL1v
ia r* d
the Federal* in the w ar between outgrowth f
Urn s U U e ,e n d U t*r, in J89&, ihe c h a n ^ i
heieped eetfle a little m atter, w ith waited to?th
Spain. Thia p o rtrait buXirics* Is u through" ot»
new experience.
i her
joint!
MIm Alleyne Fo«t*f, 21, • pr|*e- immensely •
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DAYTONA/BEACHf H a., Dec. winner in the Royal Academey a t or*," she skv.
29.—(/P)—The. epirlt of youth hm
laid hold of John D. Rpekefellcr
and Delbert Ames, whose combined ♦
ago Is eonte 2 5 ‘years more than
th at of the nation.
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Mr. Rockefeller Jta* found thH
appeal of golf a serious m atter and
Certcral Amcs has insisted th a t
hi*'thfdf claim to fam e i r t h a t be
believes th a t tjie treaty between been announced
Panama nnd the United S tates Association of Dj
amounts to virtual 'absorption pf according to Iocs
the latter country by the larger.
Laney
Dry Cl
The treaty Is, contrary to Pan- who announced
ama'n membership pledges jn the wrejj wns to be th
League of Nations, he asserts, and mn9 #n(j 'New y e
a Central American republic Ciin^
Cleaning authc
not thus alienate its independence the hdiiday peril*
without*giving Germany and Aus- turiltk* for the pat
tria a preteat for concluding a, trim- j chTldtcriS garmenl
lliir alliance.
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lan d 'h k v e tfie rtf'fi
.. “ In short," he writes, “those very yeart when' schod
people who forbid us to contract
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m erely, defensive alliances are the
first to contract alliances when it
Hi to their advantage.
“The absorption of Panama pro
claims th a t there ’ exists, despite
what, any one can soy, an American
imperialism differing from the a t
tem pts at Hegemony begun in Eu
rope only by the frailty of the ob
stacles it runs up against.”
“ Pertinax" reviews the American
expansion southward from the
lAiuislana nnd Florida purchases
through the M cxianr and Spanish
w ars and concludes:
“ Our American friends should * The companies named showed ’a
not find any criticism in thia enu very friendly and generous sp irit
meration of facts. The parable of gnd d(“served to be mentioned in
th»t beam and the mtfte sometimes tho account of the bazaar, Mr.
needs rejuvenation,"
Evans said,
. PI NEVILLE, Ky., Dec. p . - W
—/Tragedy accompanied the yuletide Into the Kentucky mountains
claiming four lives In two ahooting affrays in Boll nnd Harlan
counties, according' to information
received here today.
The dead: Dr. R. L. U ttim cre,
CO. physician fo r the Fo* Ridge
Coal company a t Blanche, Ky., Roy
S m ith / and - h ia ^ father, Henry
Smfth arid Dan Jones pail or Bdri’nerfork. > ls,f*P - tR
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n*Dr. I.altlmore-vfcnX.'shot dSwn-la
his home >by o fflte r. • who nt.
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Orange Blossom Festival
a H ft apneaefa to be tn the off ngt
foe h a / o n . m L h « g a t around.to
b .^ n g - h s portrnit done
General Ante* is a m an of p arts
“ mi no doubt will try to find tim e
“Pig Woman” Happy
Over Big Christmas
JERSEY CITY, ty! J. Dec. 29.
(>P) With her
room banked w ith
flowers, Mrs. Jane Gibson in city
hospital today expressed her hap
piness bver
the widespread rem
embrnneo of her at Christmas tim e.
Senator Simpson and Inspector
Underwood, loaders of the state's
case in the
Hall-Mills trial,, a t
which she wns their s ta r witness,
were believed to have been among 1■
the many who
rent flowers, but
hospital - officials said the names
had been removed from the tr i !!
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bute; end they did not care to ask
Mrs. Gibson who sent them to her.
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BROOKLINE, Man*., Dec. 29.—
(,1b-_ Edward
Dnnn
Destiune
prominent architect and engineer
ended lilt Jife in his firooklyn
home Saturday, It bus been re
vealed to the police und medical
officials. The nrehitccturnt plant
rf ih (> Parle square building, one of
tin- largest office building* in the
moi ! t. weft- prepared midet hit c!i
red ton.
Mi DenMinore’-t body win found
in a iiathin.,ni by 1 ae of lii.s chi!
ilrun. A razor was found nearby
TIm* medical examiner said that
Mr
Irons in ore had suffered a
nervous breakdown from ovet
work.
DK. I. A N D— N e w li ig h wn y i>e■
tween Pel,und and New Smyrna
tiimned to traffic.
IWrihy other fast disappearing
fri- *>$tUpving that the sins of
E ^ihddrefi are passed on t->
until 'they are thirteen
if* old, and that*H is wicked
carry anything but-clothing on
Sabbath, they used to make
i f Children carry- the Bibles to
aynA*goguc for them, nnd wnuij
n tie their handkprejiiefs about
fr neck* a* articles of clothing
ftfri th*n *pirry tliein.
PersldcDt roup,hi nnd coidi lead to
serious trouble. You can "top tiicir
now with Creomulsinu, so emolaificd j
riconoto tlull i» pli-uMnt !■> tjke, t ’j rotmilsion i» s n r . rm-dicul diM-ovtry I
With two-fold action, it unlike* nod
liral* tlio iiifinnird mrmhruncs and in
hibits perm prowtli.
Of all known drups, creoioto is rec
ognized hjrbifh medical authorities as
dhe of tlieprcalcst healing agencies for
persistent coughs and cold* and other
forms of throat troubles. CreomuLioti
contains, in addition to creosote,other
healing elements which roolhr ami lien!
the infected membrane* nnd stop tho
irritation nnd Inflammation, while the
creosote poes on to the stomach, is sl>Sorbed into the blood, atlurks (he seat
oi the trouble and checks the growth
of tite germs.
iHfksvHEE^iiisTooo honilural building being efccted,
UrfTaiiy of Florida,
uf
Dr FifvcHf (Hf^owfi
SPKCIAUST
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D iseases
Som e re o p le are like th e squirrel in *He
cage—-he w orks h ard b u t d o esn ’t get far.
H e goes round in a circle and sc do they.
Right now w e are talk in g ab o u t fami
lies who have been paying rei t for yeiirs
and have nothing to show for it
go by, years roll aroUnd, and
they are no farther ahead
than when they started—no
Where to Get Good .
closer to financial independ
Advice
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When Building
from worry» they have no
Tilts cjialru oi ihp proper
material for every hullrilng
security against approaching
1* a ‘specialized liunluess.
old age
Tho man who cun help you
CrcotnuWlon i* pun rant re,| *atisfar-
torf in the treatment of nrrsistent
coughs and cold*, brnnchial asthma,
bronchitis and other forms oi respira*
lory diseases, and is excellent for build
ing up tlio system after colds or llti.
Money refunded if any cough or cold is
Jot relieved after taking according to
ircctluns. Ask your druggist, (adv.)
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fefUy fittlanoL Ks incurable cum 1
,jpo. n « u order tr««Un*nt ln«U. J
fslss promt.fa mad*, no illtU rPVV* *uar»»tfM Blvyo, •J « in r < ,
t • * •—•! i* Wksl I advtrUM,
lesson.bto, terms arranvtd 1. aall
mm n o l*oea. Osli o» wflU l o t .
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really easy it is to build and
own a home, more people
would take this step. There
are many ways in which you
can finance it. The methods
differ in different localities.
‘G o to your lumber dealer:
an d . ask which is the best
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Medicine Cabinets
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ndvlco find you will flocf
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^yoddfffmterest^nit
in Florida but' also in North'
ditm wiis H u t ,of last Friday
moon f’ut the First B aptist
[th. MocksvHli;, N. C., when
: I vie Horn became the bride
r.,Henry Wade Rucker of San-
LUN CHKONelSOrVEN- BY THUi
p a B BEB,, HAGAN, ZACHARY ,
kT\8 , ^ ncd ln a sm#rt frock
of blu& taffeta with trimmings of
handsome flowers,. Her flowers
tver* kn arm bouquet of pink rose
buds.
. M \ th
*88 Sarah Peeler of Sal
isbury, N. C., was the dainty little
flower girl, and looked Jike n flow
er herself *in her frock of green
'iest social affairs
a ih at of Wednesm Miss Lena Belle
lire Zachary and
tarber were hostc-luncheun at the
Hngan on P ut);
sandwiches, olives, coffee, ♦Herbert
am! cuke- wero^-served iiy Miw
Elolse l^anicr, Mias E. E. G ridin,
Mla, M argaret T hom son, .,Mi*a
n
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Rw,c U Vcrnfc HurtThe players were: Mini Maude
Lake, Miss Mildred Holly, Miss
Chikirert On Tuesday
The annual Christmas, trim par in Tkmpa-Miss'Mohtey will be the
ty given for the children of Holy guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sam Pittv
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Cross Episcopal 'S u n d a y School man. • ■
was held Tuesday afttrilqori a t 5
p'clock.
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A short service wpa Held, In the
church which Included ■Christmas
enrols sung by th© children, scrip A**
M SSM
home was abloom
of rod boanin. M,sfl M a,y EI,“ boM> P n M o n ture readings by B. 'F. Whltiier, Mrs, Horton Advises Women On
« combined wtlh S<“ S" " h B™!?? “ I"")*- “ j » Sr., and a beautiful phrH tm as Motherhood and Companionship
story told by the Rector, Rev.
lining table was
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“For several years I was dented
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Overstreet dE Or- Mortimer Gjovcr.
At the cunclushjb o f;tbt. service,
u
<>tl .motherhood,;’
graced by * ' S
lando.'Mlsa Rebecca, Lalwidvof.OrWXiteSj Mrs. M argaret. Barton of
S w l tv L lna66’ Mbai McKenny o t qtlando. thp chl^rpn
aum
'hirillian^t Kansas City, ?I was terribly nor-'
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! ;™ ? MiW M nr*aret Cowan; M iw Rw th cl< nyi'h*rp
lighted,
on,4
fdCqojtttc<3\.
C hri^njM
, T r e S > o r can: Hcnry* Mi*s m °n " T O * # * *
vitMii- knd subject -to- periods of
S S R S S L M1sr Margdret Zachary, ■Mi»x:Klt-i ttca ; was. nrrnngixl, .hfjyyily r)gdw tcrttible'irUffSWag shd melancholia.*
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red. up* ty DuBose, fM iia Eloisq. rBrady with gifm.pf iju ^ n d s fo v the'bpiiNow I am the .proud mother of a
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beautiful little daughter.nnd a true
joyed during the j onc)li Miss Emma Spencer,' Mips Mr. Whltncr, spperinter
companion and Inspiration to my
the scores being
. Griffin, Mrs. > John-,, W th Sunday school, nsslstei
lonfc in Christm as, Mcisch Jr., Mrs. George Harden | S. 0 .' C h a tr,' Wt4.: Wh
pritc for high Miss Hi|div Rut]erf Mrs. w . g Miss Elitahetb’ 'Whltpet;
^
rely Inco boudoir Mny, Miss Clifford ShinhpUw bo sou of candles and bon bOn were will "gfadl'y^re vcalTt*
high score prj*e, Mrs. ; Stephens, Miss Chivalette given the children, these' were ,fed woman who wi
Class vanity sst, Smith o f Ocala, Miss Catherine passed by the older boys r f the Mrs. Burton offers t
of low score was \Vinn of Valdosta, C,a., Miss Eve- Sunday School.
tire ly without chari
box of dainty i^n Anderson, &frs. Tom Rhodes
These Christmas parties was al- nothing to coll. Lett
erchlefa.
of DcLuntl, Mis* Julia Dutton- of ways anticipated with much plea- addressed to Mrs. M
| O p t i n g lunch- Q ckftd, Miss Lucilo Dutton of sure hy the children, and the one ton, 2020 Massachu!
creamed chicken DeLnnd, Mis* M argaret Paters, this year
was of exceptional c ity . Mo.’ Corrcspon
o Chips, ribbon afd*W *JI. Rawlinj,
Vhilc the guests were aasem« •» lonely .program of nuptial
tfWwaffJcanderpd by M rs. Cldud*
nr7 (iftanisf, iiasiatfed by Mlis
iy Hnrville, of Thomasvllle, N.
gblch included the following
ibers.' "My Heart a t Thy
let Vpice"; (J^nint Baeos), "0,
u SubUmd; Sweet Evening Star,"
irffagnor), by Mrs. Horn; Miss
gsrville’s numbers were “Because”
JDBardelot) and “You, Dear and
F (Clarke). The "Bridal Chorus”
hem Lohengrin was used aa pro
fessional,
while f t ondelssohn's
Wedding'Mkrch” wns usod as re-
That Baby You’ve
Longed For
i Woman’s t Ctifk. b*o^«j Tuesday
evening a t the Hotel Forrest Lake,
of Orlando, Messrs, Loyd Dodd of
LmiU*, Va« and- John and Other
Dodd Of lliiitoffiV kst. Vi
*• r* J * ^
,
rEmHy
^Promptly a t the-appointed hour
he bridal party entered, taking
heir places a t each side of the
icel. F irst'T o enter were the
inii l* G. H orp.'Jr^ brother of
bride, and Jam es F^H ajvklhs
lanford, brother-in-law of the
US
u a a a a a a a a N u a N n a n n a n tfs ; a n a n a s a a a a a a a a e a n a u B iin a x B N iin a n a *•>
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a full guarapteed
lowest possible price.
iU H N IlU U IIU m illl:
.U
Kl
N e
Acting os her sister’s m atron of
onor was Mrs. Jam es Frederic
[awkins, who entered alone, wearig a handsome frock of peach
repo Elizabeth wRh draperies of
jiantilly lace,* and trim m ings of
dnestone ornaments, o v e r'a slip
f satin back crepe,’ H er flowers
ere on arm bouquet of Butterfly
«es.
Miss Ruth Rodwell, maid of hon-
That will make the New Year merrier. We are offering Merchandise at
tom prices for two days only.
D u r Best Wishes
RrAYbarof Bounty
S an d u ra C oi
MR AND MRS. WIGHT GIVE BUFFET
SUPPER FOR MISS PIJLESTON
Mr. ond Mrs, Henry Wight en-ling niado basque with rainbow op npd Mr». HoIh-i
rtained most delightfully Tuee sa.«h extending from the neckline
Mrr DeCottcs \
ly evening a t a buffet supper nt to below the waist. The full bouf- most tx-comlng fi
irir lovely home, “The House o f , Innt nktrt had the uneven henittn *' ured georgette, t
cart's Content,” on Pnrk avenue, nnd in the front was a large motif skirt lieing made
snoring Miss Msry Elizabeth ’<of sequins,(/ifiilu jiijh
f
gette.
These ru,q;s are nationally known for their beauty in (
give satisfaction of your money refunded.
Size bx9. Former value Size 7lAx9, Valued form
$9.00, New Year’s Special ,,rlv at «U ^o on sale for
Uleston, n stu d e n t a t Florida
Mrr. W ight rccoiviid her gueata ” ‘)p.oBO enjoying
talc College fo r Women, who Is w earing a htunnjng-jjow p of black (Vitality of Mr. an
rending th e
holidays here w ith cut velvet w ith 'tffn p sfie s
g e o r - [ w e r e : The Misses
s r parents, Dr. nnd Mre. S a m u e l 1g e tte ,
' ’f;
I E dith ReJinir, J
uleston.
Miss Zolin Frances Rouchelle of | Fulenton, - G eorgia
The a ttr a c tiv e home was n e v e r ‘New Sm ym h, llfa|homli< 'g u e r t of ; U k e , Mildred He
ore licautlfplly decorated than on Mr s . W lg h t/J& jfiJC W & d so m o sc H e lm V ernay, Ba;
fa occasion, when qu a n titie s o f !(iu| n robe. * ;P
•
Tj* ‘
liams; E m ily Ling
dto n a rc issu s and red L ouis: Those c n j o y W t t o d l U l y a f f a i r **r ’ J i “ "
lilippe roses lent th e ir b e a u ty w c r c . m )sb M i r i ^ ' r a G c t h T’uie- ^
d f r a g r a n c e in decorating. In ston Miss ZeHn F rances ItouchalV
c din ng room the dining tabh; ,(f Ncw 5 m yrrta, Mire Camilla
» W d With a .let lore Cloth a n d i.llIoslon> Mi(UI Mnude Uke.. Miss'
^
ntcrcd with a largo silver b a sk e t S n ra h Hve!yn Williams, Miss C h a r- Stryktr. ? * lh h r
[led w ith red roses and fe a th e r y ,otto S lry k c r, Miss-Olive N ew m an.
„ MAs ,r o - ,
rigs o f ‘a m nigua fonts. A t A lb e r t ConneUy, F re d e ric k Dell, F r a n k Markwood.
ther side were silver candle- AIvin Wig h t of Cairo, Cm., Jo- • Edm und Iaikc, 11
icks holding rod cathedral ra n - , nph Rflbison of Thomasvlflo, Gn„ « * r ^ n „ M,abr>';
,
-Jumot- (J. Shnron, Jh,'1Iohn IlrumA delicious
four-course supper J Rol«>rt Dod?o ^ Hop,- H uffiM r.
is served nt small tables nr- and Mrs, W f c s Rj. McU o^ M t
mged in th,. dining and eun Tnmpili yfr. and Mrs Percy A
[Oms. Each table wtu centered Men, and Mr. -and Mrs. Snmue!
itn a ftllver basket holding toko pulcaton
9x9 size selling formerly 9 x 1 0 size WPi’th $li
for
now on sale foiv, now on sale for
9x12 size. Original selling
price was $18.00.
BEDROOM R
variety of
!,!0>.? M°yle. Cir--.
W Spencer, Jr., J
' B fvm loj^A Jfcrt
>” rrl? Kt
F n ‘^
R>rd* " ““ f1 1
rnnHC* William
Wood Heaters
Sheet Iron
BREAD POXES
oof boxes with alidii
Neatly painted in
ALUMINUM P
Handsome large size wi
The lovely home of Mr. and Mr*.
ACJO,
George A. DeCottcs was the fcenc J engagement uf
of,one of the most beautiful par - ,
appointed s
tier-of t|ia season Tuesday evening Hornsby as n
when
ejitertained at a supper Louis Cardinal
party nfter^ the Mronutrt’,i Club Edwards, nf dance, honor^ng^thijir goi^ Fred- qminced today
erlck Roll, who is* home from Jparents. -The <1
Stauntiw lM ilitary .'Acndamy. for was not. named,
Special
New
they
valued at $1.50.
A L U M IN U M W .
They are just the thing that you
in your kitchen npd for gener.
use. Don’t mis^ this opportuhii
ALUMINUM PISH EANS
Just the hight size.'Oblong shape m w p
very best of aluminum; They will, make
dish washing a pleasure. Former value
$1..45
V .1
.
*
WASH TUBS
Number 1 size, galvanized tubs
Former value 85q for only
WASH TUBS
V
Size number 2, will sell for these
WASH
Number
Entire Stock
W ATCHfeS
f.
JEW ELRY
‘i l l
= %r‘ ’ »i
You don’t need just one
cans. We have two sizes
a so values)
r
LEATHER (SQQDS
SMOKING GOODS
i i. :> A MU Vi A Nr
in this,Sale,.for 2
seyeral
O'GEDAR MO:
lese gai-bage
during tliese
*
lU F F tP C !
Size 81x90. Tliese sheets are seam
i ___ __ ‘,1
Kl
those thft u^e oil heaters here
)iir opportdiuty toisecure your
i at low cost. ,
89
d now v
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rfkAfU 8*
/ i t U t m im i
Joy Jttd
a^e
.
A ntonff th p t h o ^ i a n d o f A 's i i j b ^ w f r i -
m
mmm
v., .•p,"L“S^'
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; 7-
a.
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FOR TODAY
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tin
oxv.
't o l ^ E T I i J ^ E o j
- d r u g s --
^CIGARS w CAHDV^
m M m e sm
'■ v D R IN K S — DRUGS *
Yo uwiil rCcci\Vrourte«a*
vk« a t our fountain.
Saofprd & ( tr a m Ate. '
In Edotwood
M
Curb Serviro—The Kind Ui^
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f
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iv» llltigimHISIIk llvW llUtvifl
If
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Give Florida Old-Time Anti-Liquor Campaign
horo-
3p€l
her heart-beats given t<>
lent needs,
ids, to lifts fo r others on
way •.
ma which their weariness
iook,
ies, an uncrowned door of
^dfCdn.
tred 7s Yen, ns is for one
fof day
characterized IT in tho old days of the open saloon .’
The Herald notices that the slate president o f the W
C. T. U. announces th a t in 1T<27 th e organization will ta r r y
on iti F’lArida " a vigorous educational campaign in the pub
lic schools, in th e Sunday schools and in the young people's
church societies.” Docs th is mean that the \V r . [ ( ' .
once SO powerful Uli ag en t in prohibitum work, is to filia tion
again?
If it does mean th a t, Florida ran look forward to some
great work for its people next year. W ith national prohi-
le
Aid” - Kocietlea.
No organization has seemed to see the need today of
- W h a H u u become of tho jackass (an educational campaign, vastly more purposeful than were
mo usefi to bray: "Mclly Christ
{even th e big campaigns that for years "before prohibition"
“ and n sloppy New Y ear?"
were conducted so valiantly by th e W. < 1’. t' lloys and
r , A golden stream will noon pour girls a r e 1not receiving aNffniiig but ha]ihazard instructio;i
into tho’city from the m arkets of regarding the evil effei'Ls of alcrdmlic st innilant*'
(hi a
Ute north. Only a short tim e r e sionally they are t,ul<! “ f Hi- sinfulness of law -breaking, but
nting before colery sh ip m e n ts will
to off-set this inform ation they see witlr th eir ow n eyes that
" th e best people" huve their bootleggers.
, Mr. S(»y a t Home, who Rva» on
If it only knew it, tho W. C. T. U. has the biggest oppor
)Ur istreat, said the other day thnt
tun
ity
of its life to serve the world. It needs the fever and
“Ju it like a magazine."
Uked kjhy, he replied, "I'm a wo- the fe rv o r of th e old days, sp irite d leadership, unwavering
lb‘* home compohlon."
eotirago, and nerve enough to bring out into the sunlight
th e tru th of present-day law violation, regardless of what
BanfdkH ill to play host to sev
such
publicity might do to " th e best people,"
ibers of Congress. With
, com big on top of a New
Let us see tin- fine old organization conn- to life again
)ay dinner, perhaps the
will be received with good
“kpiriU,
■S/e .^lkj ^—
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• Leach muy he running n
sr a t Leesburg ami n
ind we n ro ^ u ri) it fir
^ i f he is running ono, hut
jirove it by tts.—Tnmpa
iVd like to see one too.
'' S an f--« ’• ! new municipal pier
have erected .upon It a
•hell, the foundation*
are now being luld. Just
if the many-improvement*
i i ABLE tn add to itr ul-
1UL
.....
_ ■■economy- prop#.
la'Itan done more to create pc*.
tlm)• m ^ H u iln e ii circle* than m y
!»er agency. A eweation of the
je ntr^jak em anating from W«»hiflon will go far toward reviving
lerul huiineM condition*. 1 • '
AWX Jr-— -------0-~------- -
,i
chargea the reiragun ii directed by
'lines* men. I* he r tb movie dndustry?
clans movie director
it more thrilling revthe one now in prog.
'A m e ric a ,
one half diourl Imtween
'
Altamonte Springs,
hon
of Ty
i wagers o n n
vftm U ago. Th#
r and bis rival In
year# bnv* had
- - - - - O—
i.v rn a n r.e e c h e r
ELOQliKNCF: is logic on fire
-------- OHOW IN THK looks does conscious guilt appear!
id.
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A I j ARGF' PART of v irtue consists in good habits.—
Pnley.
toyed th is se aso n .
t h o s e w i n t e r r e s i d e n l s mu;
•tots w ho i oiiip e a r l y will fin
t lorida f a r m e r - a n d h n r t i r n l t u r
istij b u s y w ith p re pa r» t intis for
g r e a t t r m k I ro p s or in the har
v e s tin g a n d m a r k e t i n g of „ won
det fid p rop of g o i d r n n t r u s f r u i t s
during will be hernidmi
liil ,M't!,n" in>f l,< t!"‘ n
,
iV *r^„.,-r
N’EAV YORK W O R L D
Wanted, A .Job!
A
k
( h a itg*» m a n
m l vet u s e -
t
t ,i
!!• -4VS he 1>IH| 11I- pli-|’ |,.|
•'«<( IH lew remly to take a |nh
A t p ii I man seeks a job; it take*.
a man tn hob! down a job. A lot
of people "accept positions" who
would balk hi a job.
He speak of a man us having a
big job on hi* hands. Of emirse
some men have a tag position on
then hands, hut they seldom know
hat to do with it They usually
1 a man capnhlc of handling n
J"b to suit their position
A loli invariably nipuns toil toil
of body and o f mind. There can
be no alibi in the handling of a
job. The man who tnkes a joh
doe* not expect n go-between to do
the actual work connected with the
•job. The man who “nccupts a poollion" too frequently want* George
to do tho work. The latter *eldom brings glory to himself or the
position. ,
t
Leisure is u fine tiling if taken
' by degrees 7,1)11 in Hlnall dose*. But
leisure has ruined more people
than work. Properly mixed with
work, leisure i* a good- thing; a*
' a steady diet it brings on mure!
' and niontnl gout.
1 .v A ioiot
t u ,of p cpeople
o u ie n ahave
v e g ugone
n e toto
#:
nt The
B L A C K BEAR
FViday, Dec. 31st.
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S
D ancing from 9:30 to 2 a. m.
•
Music Iiy " R E D ” D E A N ’S SYNCnPATKitS
I
THE BASEBALL SCANDAL
Hus.
O R L A N D O R E P O R T E R STAR
Celebrate The
New Yeark
w.
i r i f " l? !'-v w h ,r h
‘' ,u' g a v e
w o rld so ninny r i t i r e n s .
-out hr in I* lorida, ami tins mi-jiia
a w ealth of flowers and the copitrig of sue ini e v e n ts and feslivi
winch i h one o f t h e big events of
Lake Mary. Fla.
took tiielr I'pomy p ln rr
mi liie h a p - by th e r a n k g r o w t h ab o u t it, i
w.-iet-l, plnlilV
Mie l- proud of f,rit five o t h e r - e m e r g e fro m t h e
her people and proud of the say s a m e w e e d y e n v iro n s to win a place ,
th e ' i n tile w o rld , a n d a n a m e th a t la s ts
i for g e n e r a t i o n s .
Tli^ story of Mr* T u y lo r's hup- | Mrs. T n ) l o r is u living lesson in
S he h as
ee-- in life mid the happiness of th e h is t o r y of h u m a n i t y
her heirs in the g r e a t W e s t bring* seen t h e b i r t h " f four g e n e r a t i o n s . 1
soon affpC f l e e t itig p o n s id e r a tio n o{ t h o s e less H e r life is a s to r y o f t h e r n a ic h j
w y e a r i.i fo rtiin u te g e n e r a t i o n s w h o
clime i o f the rape t o w a r d s u p r e m a c y
thp s p r in g season.
'Inquire at Postoffic
' =*■i =».r T
-
in every woman’s
S
™“
Have You |
Some Moneyi^ •
Brick, building, Imrtlw;
a©(! grocery and dry gq
stock, . also, drugs, a i
bargain.
Any reasonable offers
considered
• (i
«H
possible from public orflcfais entrusted w ith la w - e n f o r c e m e n t, and tho most m odem touch in
W ork '1 ;
; i V 1
‘
, apartm ent houses, the state has
'
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. ,
,
.
..
, , *i planned/»nd prepared to please and
w MAN’S PRAYER—
, _ nReport
e jto r i suapicious-looking
auupicious-n
a n d su sp ic io iiR -a c tin g people ter ' m is ty all comers. The work of
~ T,'
.. thy servant an underbe
some
.citizen committee:) on xthe Ibuilding homes and general ac
th[G
p
olice,
^
L
e
t
.
th
e
r
e
.. .. .: that I may
hns .gone forward in
[between good and,had." ;>ok-out f o r w a y s .to rrid S a n fo rd o f undesirables th a t may commodatlona
iirm tlcnliy every town, city nnd vil
a lre aady
d y bbb
e here,
h e re , and
an d g
giu a rd ag aiu sl the ta rry in g here of any lage of the state, nnd with th'.fm
.•
fER —I wait for the I>ord, o f ,their ilk.
improved highways and additional
~ Aiofh .wait, and in His Word
,
“Snnfprd, th e safest c ity ” would sound right well with rnil and wider fmilitien, trnnspdrtidion from one p art of Florida J j
th e good old-slogan, “Sanford, the city substantial."
m & i,— an not her In enny and convenient.
lE lt HOROSCOPE
-----------------O----------------Everywhere in the state visitors
I— SARASOTA T IM E S
will find welcome; and they will
I one half of -woman’a life
."ind that the Florida climate, the
B
p
,
Moridn sport* nnd attractions, a»
l 'ider U t a h ’s g u ld e n s u n Mrs. in to t h e w o r l d in s l a t t e r n l y te n c rcaignotlon. • Bowell ns solid com fw la, nrc in- S n r.ih . J u n u T a y l o r bus lived and | m e n ts , in t h e jjyimy s h a c k s u f '
■b lie a
‘ ,
en there
Florida outlawed the liquor traffic a num ber of years irensed. Hunting nnd fishing in
n dreams,—doubt, before the eighteenth am endm ent became a part of the fed- Florida nro understood to lie. better w o rk e d a n d g iv e n r h il d r u n In the i vilers, in th e hurk olley d i s t r i c t s
of b roken,
world. N o w , at th p Mgp o f R2. nhp j of c r o w d e d c itie s.
* iuitriwe, >*\, ’’
regu Intel with opportunities for mjnilMTS b p r liv in g d r s c u n d m i ts nl I Every tluy, winter and summer,
ernl
constitution.
The
people
of
Florida
emphatically
spoke
le bom th e elrvngth with
the full enjoyment of the sports; J|l)H - e n o u g h pen pip to s t a r t a ! th e huhica e r e born, in th e p a la c e s
w ith th e ir ballots against the protection of a business that nil outdoor games nnd |NistfnVs tow
I- to cope; •
II,
i of k in g s a n d ih e hovels of the m e n
could bring nothing good to the state while doing imm eas provided fot in most places, nnd a
, w ho build g r e a t th in g s w ith t h e i r
iously .sublime, life's shnI hei r
i,rr
pighl
ehtldren,
fill
fonture
t
lint
hiis
not
long
Seen
of
urable harm.
bony h a n d s e a c h of tiu-.<e hnhies
wed slope 1
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g
tandt
h
ih
lrm
,
IS'.'
g
r
r
a
t
gnim
it
hil
ft-red, the possibiiitv of touring
Isn’t it tim e that the educational work which b r o u g h t from end to end nnd n<r<'«s nnd dipt, mid 'll g re a t great grand, htI w ith il» o w n p a r li e tli u r little o u t
ca; the knowledge in her
tlcnt cyea
by white four look u p o n life
the people of Florida to their sturdy stand against tin 1 l i q u o r a r o u n d th,, s t a i r , in thp p r i v a t e dren. f-he has
t love hestown nnd love interests be resumed with th e same, or jm reused, /.cal that i n rs o f vt <itnr*, w i h r g r e a tly en- g' t 'T a ttun- ranie into th e world,
A f a m i l y dies out. choked | « r
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I
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J
Ti
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A MOTHER OF MEN
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h e Jeweler
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L1
r
» »r«*rem.
■tea of arhool ■r»t*m
th pfutlalon for laerrnttril
«»*
Youi'tabieattKo i
New year’s feast
\f i J-%
ri>T‘i -i3€»Jf VmJk
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Jllli!
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\ vd -‘ c, ij «vW
u‘ v
r 1
z.
____istpiht
into Florida* n it m ailer unowtirabies.
Deapcradoc^of Hie worst typo, petty Swindlers of every de
Second CJass
Although. it muy ""have * boon
m » . a t tn*: r*Mct
Murldk, under Act of scription, nni| between the two extremes a long Hat,of spe- thought th at t h s .p d u Of to u rist
v
m m m t'y ciai-lino drbokr, nil intending to ‘.‘clean up” while they enjoy travel to Florida was slow in s ta r t
*v*
ing this season, for one reason or
the sunahino of a Florida winter.
inquiry discovers the fact
. iThero was a time when it was not profitable for the big another.'
that there is already a strong
criminals to come to Florida. They did not find enough busi-, movement southward, and officials
H t t i r t i u y UATK* ••
neas here to mako a visit profitable. But they find it now. of transportation line» say ,th at ii
the figures of Inst season,
Thfiy know there are ‘.‘pickings” in the race track towns. exceeds
at this time. Tho presence in
mvt# rk ir woiupb
—
They know there are sporting tourists ready to take the Jacksonville last December of hun
:
bait on their confidence schemes. They* find their opportu dreds of real estate boomers,
J r XrtTtfKt
, - , /-U n h U u a r y nity to make big hauls of one kiud and another. And so far, agents, "binder boys" and nil th*»
c tn !F
_i of
... «hank*. rss oIut lon*
at lev* of e ntertainm ent* where Florida has had no inw-onforqement officials clever onough, "tmllydioo’’ paraphcnialla of th at
utmost forgotten period, created an
s - ar* *rasd* will beeharued
or honest enough, ns the cuse may be, to protect the state. idea of great activity and .unusual
Hint nflvi-rtls'tiu r a t a l .
■■■■iwieeiTl., ■ ii L’h11
amocmtko niKs» * sa \m t the work of the m aster crooks.
\i
f business'. The, superficial touch
' e scene, and
* AkiofiAiMi ifMii u ejptu*.
< F op that m atter there seems do be b
shoeing ,busy
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hcre
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bi
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L aTt. nmrs
for the public against any kind of crook. The newspapers hom
t> folks,
folk9( anti
nrl(| lAtArmdd
tourists
mo
inter
..............
of
the
state
publish
daily'Hsta
of
nnjazingly
bold,
crimes.
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In
d
r
o
v
e
s
,
nn
d
t
h
e
1
rAt!
foods
and
_ news published herein. All
Si* 6 / republtcstlorm jf epecui Business men in broad daylight are required to “atickemap." s t e a m s h i p lines unit t h e . H ig h w a y s
Ntt?hrs s^n-tn are also reserved.
h u n d r e d s d a lly .
Daylight robbery of homos i» common. TVovelws on the
wBlfc
road, even pedestrians walking along well-lighted city streets Jnjj fa rth cr south, all pleased with
WEDNESDAY, I>eci 29. 1926.
* i ~ —.i
are held up and robbed at tho point of a gun. And this be- being away from the severe weathrU TFO IIM
TttB H
fore
the rush to Florida has renlly gotten well started.
!
PX(H>ricnce'* I,orthi
hfard'e treat
rl«-*„
ii S|5 rT
apM
The Herald has spoken of this situation before. It has ]MFi0ri‘laW
|‘ lo w in g signs of hnvwater reate to JaritsoN♦*tlet>
«. Vo'f St."VJohn.-In• , urged more care in tho locking of thwirs and windows even inff « larger crowd of tourist* nnd
in Sanford,-probably as safe a city as is any city in Florida, j winter visitors than cv-r before,
file rr (aunt.
trnelea o f s r k lti/a s r .
But
many people do not take tho warning seriously enough. “n1<1 ^ 8ta,° *• butter
to give
In i fM l, trlu la rourl*.
1
< .
T
he
stale
is
filling
with
strangers,
the
m
ajority
of
whom
i
nj,rf„gU
tiUW
spring,
Tumawr^aS
r a p e s »f WaUdlasr , pro.
tn—a onare. hotel*, apart- are in every way worthy of confidence and friendly welcome.! rail the constructiun going forward
rat heaeie. •
ty fe w at lee tea »l i l t t a m * But the other kind are among them, hundreds of low-down, hF- resulted in making nvnllab'.o
.-•wva.
1 ", U ■
5"r"ryf' Jt'[nj P'v Prom’ Tim^hulo
aktrertlan or b a ll l e v n r « rascals ready 'tb pursue their nefarious methods of making j ))| 0l|1
Sroauii l.*h* Meare*.
Casy
money.
,
'
tourist
camp liungnlows, comfort•utplrtloa el c llr braallllea-
'r e p u te . Is 1( likety (hat cftiier tif
| them would have lent him self to
so d a n g e ro u s a scheme, especially
since evidence nhowit th a t the must
minds about it. On the one hand
he stood to m a ke out of it wbm a
th e re is L eonard's evidence.
He few h undre d do lla rs?
If $100,001)
Mi lls a cire u m stu n tiu l s t o r y about had been involved one m ig h t be
the m eeting under the g r a n d s ta n d able to believe it
But th a t e ith e r
- i n d jh e plan to let Detroit win the of these hign salaried men would
iu-x^ day's ganitNo m a t t e r how jeopardize his whole c a re e r for
mpfemnnt this story, it - surely such a p a ltr y gain seem - fishy
pl.lUSlbb*
To huttfesH II he p r o
Mn the; whole, one conclude* lhat
duce* letters from 1 ohh and W ihmI, Judge I .a lulls had b e tte r go slow
w ritte n about a m onth a t t e r w a r d . before he te a c h e r a filial decision
\'h ic h jibe with
every d e ta il of Mnr th in g he ce rta in ly ought to
w h a t he told in re g a r d
to the bear in mind: nt least tw o of those
scheme to throw th e g a m e .
accused arc loved by the wholoOn the cdher hand th e r e nrc Amvricnn baseball public. And
w hat m ight be-called the c o m m o n - that public will not believe evil of
i»on*e prohnbilltlrs
To
many. then, unless the evil is conclusive
H ood and l/cminrd are mime*: we l\ proven.
And he m a y be sure
reincm her them ns pitcher*, hut '■bat what he does will be followed
we do not rc mem he i them a s men
1* vividly us I hough Government
Cobb and S peaker, how ever, ar>
ffn iul-, r a t h e r than baseball pin,
klpfwn to all
l otisider 1 lu-ir higl
i wel e involved
CANNON AN D WILSON
P I T T S H t Ri ; m S U N
-V - f ---------
Jftseph G. f a n non
probably
drive to free the* htnlne would have
wo^lcl have thodgiii it a good joke fallen short; A'et what whs stlgh a ip n n y one c h a rg e d him w ith be- iiiaticed as "Cannonism" had cxIngjchfefly responsible f o r p u ttin g i*ted year in and year out. It was
rl’hf! Jazziest Jazz Jazzers thnt ever Jnzzed n Jazz
«
Cover C h arg e ?2.00 per Person
including dancing.
I
Wire or call tit T av ern for reservations at once
L l i u r SUE Y CHOW MEIN, etc., prepared by oul ;
Chinese Chef, Wung Hi.
ifcjva
i\«T4n:
\li I 'tn i 'i - r n *>n m-r* ( )w mIiik t 'r u p i 'f l) f*u Tin enUnnlflg
<'at* A * i mi. Ki tun I tla li Htl .-Pt To I Hub R* "0 l~t1r 1
T he
tua t» tl>.* r I till I t-Slmialt* uf cost tif pm Inn
la a IIIlIt. front U la lt Z U r c U .u n ilt i IsJlIx IU tU u ) »trc«t *0;*
ta Null
L fwl
all on u C Inrh ru ck lias#*. ’
'*
C * l l r j f t i > * . 5.
)3't i'll >.I*, t nrtti t ' l r m u l l o n 4f 1,440
■
u s i’ llh. ft. curb tintl in t lk T
t* $ .7 * .^ . __ . . . . . . ------
6J9'*i|. yd*, lliurntln 111 l,a se 0 Tltclt tlilck , Cf > 80
f>75.*(|.yiis.'a*iiluiit t o n 3 Inch t h i c k - f f H .o i
» '
C o n tra c t X o 0.
H’75 cu. yds. cnrlli a s m v a t l o n © >.«0
t HjS Hit. ft, curt, ami n u t t e r ft >1.00
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m J . U ii ft. h e a d e r m r h © >.4T . . . . . .... . .
1713 *t|, yd*, mitrmlatn l,a*c 0 In. t h i c k © >l.*o
l*a> «ij. yd*. un|)bslt io n 3 Inch Utlrk. if $1.10 703, r a ft. r m i f r t l e a lle y if f .t2 ...................
E x tr a , w o rk ................. ..........V 4 — ’
U nb o ra to ry Inniieciiuti of m a te r ia ls i
-J4I
- —,-rTg
- ," |J
White not that “ U nde Joe" invented czar-,
i*m
in
the
chair,
it
Was
rather
t h f : m o s t E F FE C T IV E coquetry is innocence.— Lamsaitf. that the dem,K:rntic-insurgent
. . . ------ „ — that under him czurism became n
nrtine.
revolution in the huueic rules by more nit hies* nnd arrogant rtile
-o;
whlbh Cannonism was upset wna to than before. And it was tho very
credit fpr the Democratic trium phs fact that "Uncle Joe" had mure
• TH E Y T H A T KNOW no evil will .inspect iiont1.— Hen
I-•-Kit 1 expense. n<lv*rtl*lnit. etc,.
of the next few years. If thcre iron in hi* will titan his prcdeccsKmjlnecrlni;.- c o n tra c t No. X it > p a r e e n t ..... — '
Johnson.
-j*
had been no Cannon there, thcre nor* iliht brought him to the politKnfrlqecrlnic. c o n t r a c t tin ,.fi if S p e r c e n t
- - ■ .....
---------—o ----could have beon no overthrow of iral downfall of the system he UP- lntcrcBt c s r r y lh K rlmrKt*. 5 *|*crcniit f o r C m o n th s
TOT A I, (’OUT
Cnnnonism!
H held.
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rt
' T h bo borne iintlrely l,y adjacent probtrlpuW M n.
If "U ncle Joe" had Rad io tils
There i.« n thougjit in this "for
. Nnmlier, of fe r t f r o n t a n c 3,131,
AnarKsnicnt p c / fo n t frofltugi! |4,4fi.
4 . ... .i j i
ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT______________ a ?people never do the world much make-up mo\o, of diplomacy a n d ; present d a y complaints in pol~
F J t K P T. W tL b lA iU t K « i r
conclllatlon and less of unyielding itw*. k i* often darkest just be•
- *
good or get much happiness out of determinationi
the
Democratic I f"re the dawn.
H DcBcrl
i ____ _ i t r ir # ti KrottUKo Float
An me
In an after-dinner speech in New convention system of nominating it.
Rn tiford Height* .
.
- - sm
York u few days ago Vice-Presi charges were often made thnt con
.
ita n fo rit Klorl4»- f J
ll
A Job is the thing n lot of jicoventions were bought and "packed"
H.
tliicjinnon.
Bst.
Got
S
T37
I
dent Dawes took occasion to ex-*, and that those nominated were not ple need nt this very hour. They
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H. S Ker,;n*t>n — ......
Imt S
TAMPA TIMES
u iitm fe H a r m o n
Got 33
t*®** M* opidly11 J 11 regard to the j",y Jiny means always the real need it for various reasons. No
W. 1». F ield s
loit
nreaunt method of selecting, nom- choice
• •
■ electorate. It was idler iJ able to get happiness out of
of- ■
the
W. 1*. t ' o r t e r
lo t
The funeral procession th a t hold "Why delay the fun of living Unt||
■v!B
Inces for office, nnd lie declared thought that the prininry ^system life nor does ho put anything
1*7 >:■
K,
It.
C
a
rr
o
l
I
that
g
o
ld
e
n
moment
yoUAip
as
you
were
driving
along
of your L o r f . A . W rngKo
thnt the primary system now Ip ’would bring the choice closer to all worth while into life. Work brings
j:t ;
dreams
w
h
e
n
you
are
1ST
going to T. \V. I.und
vogue was responsible for the tho people, nnd result in a more more happiness to men and women the atfect'w as in honor o f a man
W. t?. 1'l l Jill f r i
enormous "slush funds’’ used in representative government,* It is than loisure; this is so because whoihadn’t time. Ho was only 54, take it easy? Why w ait?
ll.I U avla
*
recept campaigns in certain states. not likely th a t tho people will be. working people , find more in their y ct^ti that brief span of years he
Life i* only so long. Nobody J. C. H enson - , ,
leisure
moments,
W
n
rk
js
n
blea.<K,
L
Mttrkell
IaU
ran
Yrowd
ail
the
good
things
it
The* vicc-presid«rtt stated his belief willing- to revert to The political
thnt. the use. of such funds could Convention. ; The prim nry system ing, Idleness^in most instance* Is had Jbiillt a fine,, subatjthtinl bu»i- offers into a decade. Even though Mrs. (I. i>; l t s r t :
Iteitllt
n e * i., Ho4couKbre;bJ? enticed away
only Iw eliminated from political would work out satisfacto rily . if n l \ cvi
nw” i
on td take
the n or
ne of,
f
r
b
^
i&
t,
deAc.
campaigns through return to ,th e some method could b# devispd
The ambitious man seeks n job,
riangt-uhtwltii the east lliti
? TiMUtbsyofOnU a van
convention' method of nominating whereby those g u ilty .o f puretyiM, and If the job develops Into a posi- lowed - anothe
•’ •••••
i I n s t of Hanford tTfel«!
crowded upon ’npother.
candidates. , .n; '
i ^ M s t t d .fdFTit;
'■"i* 1 h e L0<»ntinenUl divide
of votes by the use of money or lii- M
“ 7,
tk>(r to* ttatifrrd, >i
correspondence was a 'v e rita b le
fi0 *and g e t T h e ' s a m e p u n c h o u t
tho prim ary plan, the fiuencc or. lirem lie of patronage1 pmW emt a f ithtfullftitod'State*’
a distlnguiahed po^UIpndbut molrfid, R e hadn’t tfme fo r any A, L y o u cou,<i h* vu R o tte n a t 40.
said, politics has would, not be dUowed to fill the
V West (00 feet
*
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H ^ i t n t e that a- caridL office sought, even though they (nbove all he ha* a Job. The man thing; but business—until they call At CO you c a n n o t hike in t h e w o o d s
>(r*. .o ii. Ita rr
preoidency, if he is ed liythc u n d e r t a k e r . - - • - • an.l b r a v o t h e d a n g e r * o f - t h e - o u t fo r national or state office may have received a m ajority of a F f e * * * ^ L
ltc n ln a t th e I n t e r s e c t i o n of .
ust. It is clearly uupp Hto worthy -that
cxalteil
position.
. have either a fortune or n the votes cust.
of us have the promise of dnors ns y o u d id w hen y o u n g .
the
n o r t h line «>f Orang»
know*
full
well
th
at
h<?
is
seeking
What does it profit a m an to
political organization behind ih * ■‘•tates to frnmo. and enforce
a good, three score years nnd tom
s t r e e t w i t h th e W est lln* (OX*
te n d e d ) n f.O ak a v e n u e .
hops to adtcccd. election laws which will enforce a job so strenuous th at it will Twenty-five , of these' year* we gain the whole world
,
and then •
of ’.Hartford H e lu lit
" ‘ is the sense of -,. * r U ttloit
try election acan- tho penalty in case of proved fraud. shorten Jits life,?. He seeks the job spend in growing up and getting shuffle off? Whnt
o Sanford.
no*., V,, ■
tho s u te a jU s t ■ I t is plain th a t the primary Uw* in the spirit of service.
prepared to make good. . Then we Jhaking ^a g re a t pile tof
•ltd
thence I ru n ‘ n
West 1of0 f s e i.^ i
a re susceptible of improvement, . Wo seldotA sea tKe atokers who work madly for another 25 years losing the power to enjoy it
*«»• t»vy « tn be so improved
aa$ work- b r A ) , promising oureelves to sit
Horace Greeley, who died unatei
t hut for (lown a n d ^ n jo y ^ h e jn s t 10 oy ,^^mely ; » t .01, promised a friend
ur. to meet th o necesshlea of the
iuous
- is o j of whether # return to. tho
rol
ex* Kebruac
m e o t* ^ ]
Prod
invention system' would be
instirar
l>er r e n t I
’ mt
■Uf
b promise ia
u
-O-
DAWES SCORES PRIMARY ELECTIONS
Wi^drffw
Wilson
in
tho
lloil*o.. But Champ Clark always
ovt’r w«w and when they
HE HADN’T TIME
T
�T E L E P H O N E .1 4 8
S.
D A IG E R , S O C IE T Y
E D IT O R
R E S ID E N C E *: T E L E P H O N E
are enterM iu Zelin Frances Bguchelle of turned home Sunday evening from
ivore* this New .Smyrna, who has been the n delightful motor t r ip to S t. P e t
4? W
of -',ra- Henry W ight, leaves ersburg and other point# of inter
. Thursday for Tampa whore she e s t on the West Coast, spending a
Will attend th e A. T. 0. convention short time nt ihc
Kenilworth
An a f f a ir of unus-unl brilliance stonesit the skirt being mnde enH th e Tamp Bay Hotel. ..
_______
Lodge n t ______
Scbring.
and pleasure und one which was tihely of green bended fringe.
/
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A- wedding In which much interW ednesday...
acclaimed ns one of the most de
lit . mid Mrs. W. Theodure Langwit centered wns that of Monday
Miss Olive N ew m an’s lovely
* Benjamin will cotter- lightful of the holiday social events frock w h s -Riost becoming; it wn.-,
Jo se p h Robinson of Tbomasvillc ley and their guests \V. T. Langley
Christmas dinner guest# nt the afternoon »lt I o'clock a t Grceuw as the annual ball o f ’Ihc, social n- Period ■gow n of pink ta ffe ta . s visiting in Sanford us thd guest 8l\. Mr and Mrs. John J . Langley, home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Math- vlllc, S. L\, when Miss Maurta*
d e p a rtm e n t of th e W oman's Club,' T h e wuisl made with U shaj KMI if Mr. and M rs. Henry W ig h t.j
. Robert and I^c.-n Langley of Camp
were; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bonn became the bride of Morigiven T uesday n ig h t n t the H o t e l ' neckline, -at tho buck was u shfl
m il, Ala., mutot-ed to St. Peter*- ‘Halil Mr. and Mrs. M, J. Colllcutt wether Lewis of Sanford, the r^reF o r r |# t I-nke with Mrs, Ja m o * G,j frill of ct^ u ’ii lure studded w ith
A lvin W ig h t of Cairo, (lit., Ill burg on Tuesday.
'
“nil Mr: nni1 Mrs* Stanley Benjo-fntorty bejng performed by ltev,:
Miss Maurine Bass Of
Greenville, S. C., Weds
Sanford Man Monday
WOMAN’S CLUB BALL QN TUESDAY
NIGHT IS BRILLIANT AFFAIR
r D i. U c b e t u t t i a m otored to
P« on professional buslna**
week.
He vead accompanied
hla wife and son* amt a pari
fr/ttk la who a r e . visiting trr-$c
ban Homes d u r in g the hollda;
lion to <Jfgfc.‘tbe*»nta )rgfc.|
Sharon and Mrs. .Forrest Ltfke os. t i n y French flowers. •S '* bouffni^ the gue st of Mr. a n d /M rs. Henry
J_____ !l
K .! • * min m u l family.
Bannister, pastor o f the F i r s t Bap•npxt.
April. to* enact a law ta
- , Mi and Mrs. A rthur.llu^^ard ol
- v s ^ -i-a a ia = t”
,iilt church of th at city.
s k i r t was the uitvveir'htmlinc, a n d
dmrymen
duUidc the atafe t
P otted palms, fe rn s a r n ^ tfiheJr c u t i n points,r, each pOi^t outlined
Augu aa.
announce th e . birth
Mr. a n d ‘Mrs M artin and their
T he bride wps lovely in h e r t r v 'ftft "Imported'’ milk they ehij
ppottc^i
o t t a l plants, anos well ns. p e d e s ta l w
w ith
ith French
French flnwent,
I
anil trim m ed
o f n daughter .Dec. 28. The baby nieces. The Misses Bee# uf O hio,* 2 " * cos,t'!mu “ f
M
F; r.tla, according to dispatch*
Mira Zelia France^ Huuchcllc o£ Inis been nam ed H a rrie t Taolplot , ,h oir ,.u c a ti 0N,.r tht. holiday* and
hnsk»ts filled with pink' and
,
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«,n<* hkt, W » p and shoes to crivcd here. .4111k shipped Ini
New
Smyrna
is
the
attractive
roSed and ferns were arranged with Jiiink.
'
" ‘•rv‘-' ”
Mrs. llaainrd will be re m e m b e red ' E dw nid Smith omUued to Day to- "i"
'
° " ° TC 0 COn'“ (0 j s ta te , it was pointed o u t,’is f
pleasing effect in the large ball- $ Mirs Cnm||,lt Pu^ 8to„*, dainty guest of her aunt,' Mrs. Jlenrv here ... Mis* Fannie Duma*.
nn Sunday where ’they spent the ° f uwccth,Sj,rt ruscs• ten days otd.
.
jjXdGlbOa-and Mrd/f.FrfcU hostAwesu.
L jfk at toe Woman s Club.
Ef Basil to entertain nt
te a s Ball a t tfio Country
tearing bliss Katherine
f Valdosta. Cm
p
Mr*. A lbert Pftickney
| and- A lbert ' Pinckney
k Jr. will entertain, the
a t a buffe* aupper fob
"(be dance a t Die country
hit*
; 1/ 5 J j '
Wight.
r T nD.n [ min|Kn lovcl>'.baekBn>umlifrock w„ of Bj|n ,r rt0th, the waist
Z 1,1 ‘I* ™ ™ M T , ! ' by 1being made plain, with a sash ..f
Mbs Mneklu Sheldon of
cA nde io cn
tet) cxtrn,„ Irom lhc necklinc
j
Smyrna
ir. Visiting here as
^l.nl
bracket* W,ra feathery |o lhv wnitL fh e full skirt had
garland* of asparaguK fnrns, 8 tu d -,lllc
hl.mtin„ alM, Vva, fu, 0(1 guest \.*f lier aunt, -Mrs. \\
i Pitta.
drrf wl h pink roses.
*with KWn georgette
PS
Ti7 . thc ^
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f L*
for th e S a n C a rlo O pera
Miss Sarah Evelyn Williams
» l-vol, frock of whlto cliff
V at tho Milane Theater nt
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(i,lV
, Mi -ind Mrs. Jnmt-a L. Wells anil
entail .laughter Louise Anderson*
hnve ri tinned home from Lnlu*
City. ^ i'., where they Mwnt sevv r a l d . i l . as the g u e sts of Mrs.
\ v S f c a o ^rc n ls, Mr. and Mrs. A
B. A a d e r s i \
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Mi .mil Mrs. Henry Wight r_>-
Mrs. Lewis is the daughter of
Mr.-anil Mri. J. I a Bass of Green,vi|lp, S. C-, and f-he attended GreonMr. nml Mrs. ltolliind I.. Ih*nu viilo Wonian'a College.
,
returned home. Tuesday evening
T he groom is th e *on of Mr..end
from Miami where they spent the | Mm. Ii. E. Lowia of Greenville,* P ro p a re d M c a U ‘
past week as th e ' guest i of Mr. and tins made S a n fo rd hi# homo for j
R olls, C akes
I k o n 's p sre ijU ^ M r. and Mrs, S Severn! months, being connected
SalRd?. CKe
Bobo Dean. They w .t .i accom- with the advertising d epartm ent of
44 Mcljaiid$r A»tn<t<
panted hmne by Mrs. Dean.
, l*ts S anford Herald.
t
ARGADE
DELICATESSI
Tistrrst
f e iiiij w
S."SSS£,“:-
Ralph Wighb and Mrs. Etl[Iggins Will - entertain at
*t .'I o'clock a t the Wa
llah, honoring M rs.. *Ju liu s
bf Lonsdale,• Pa.-
Mr a. Richard tV. RuumII and
Mth. John W. Mcisch Jr., motored
to Orlando Monday when* they
sjicnt the day.
Most 'becoming was the gown
woni by Mr*, Sharon, it iicing of
white heavily bended in crj*stals.
T h e'w aist’was mode bneque, whiln
k i r t ' was cut circular. A
of cblor was added by a sash
louldcr bouquet of American
y roses.
mi Mr*. 8. .O. C hase
will
iittt fbW ftt.i Js p p tw
»rty, h o n o r in g their
. Ild g y 's lovely gown was ■>f
nn'>
aun h e n v j white crepe heavily ta*nde.i
Have you Iried Kloridn’ft
newu.si drink? If not drive
Soul lo 1152/1 west first sl„
nrnl get a free sample of
G eiger's U n fe n iiu n to d wild
grain.* and wild r h e r r y ..
T H U R S D A Y and F R ID A Y
in e r v stal#, the s k ir l c u t in wilt
Mpa’* and outlined with c ry sta l
f*
Mary Nixon wrilbontartam b e a d * - ....
Punch
wns
served
thruughm it
itch and slum ber party at
nc on W est Fifth street, the evening and th e excellent must, t
wns fUrhishod by the ’Scinir.olo
x Mi;.;; M a rth a F l i t * ,
duv’V-prts'entfid by ihc Ban SyncQpatorn. Kovurnl f e h t u r o J
pera Company a t 2JB o'- dnncca were introduced <luring tie*
evening.
MU^ne. Theater.
Many hapdiom n gown* w i t *
entcrC. JR._ Kirtley wi
iuncheon a t 1 o'clock a t her worn. One eapccinlly admired wn *
n Lake Dnora honoring t h a t worn hy Mrs. K B Mi ( ruck
en, nn exquisite ruin* of black gem
irth n F itt# ,
_
'g
k” preaentwl l»yvtho .8a n e tte elaborately beaded in rlune- I
b p e r a v p o n y oft the jstone, and havirjg a vest effect <>f ,
i flesh georgette
th e a te r ft|f8:15 ‘o'clock.
I
Mrs: W, Wallace W r ig h t’s hum)
I,eVerne H urt entertains
Ir,' honoring Miss" Chur- ;snme jrrirtunu* w as of pure blue
’ gedygetto heavily l.cilded uiul ham!
lyker of Lansda)^ Pa
bull Dossing Pbkt, A n x ri' led (kith cry»ti(l and sorjuins
Kon Auxiliary, Now Year’s | ' Mrs. Floyd P a lm e r 4s flower-like
.frock wns of the v a ry in g shades of
ipink, the • s k ir t being mode m l
tiers, each of a dft'per tone
| Mre. E. F. Householder was a! !
■tiled in nn Im ported robe of gold
net and sequins over aprirot satin
l Mrs, R. A. N ew m an was lovely
Iin n frock of love-bird g re e n , the I
|rcptional.p1eaauro was the w a ist being fashioned of brocaded
party given Tuesday a fte r- green geo rg e tte beaded in tirules- '
Mr. a n d Mrs. W, A. F itts I re n t beads.
[ th e ir d a ughte r, Mis** i| Mrs. S. Puleston wns gowned In
Fitts, w h o is home for the j u rtu n n in g costum e of bluck g m r - i
from S tu a r t Hall, u*. 'g
. e t t e mid tulle w ith motifs, el
| rhinestones.
k Va.
,
.i
It delightful cruise nround II A nother handsom e gown was
, with a sumptuous picnic , that worn by Mrs. Raymond Key,
nn Imported Paris robe, of s-e.pj'n
served at ls*mon Bluff,
the afternoon to be on.' over n slip of orchid ge o rg e tte
1 long be remembered in , Fashioned of black g e o rg e tte
is of each and every guest with L a d i n g s and em bioiden.*- *<f
itta wna assisted in pilot silv r wo- the gown worn by Mrs
K A D ouglas.
»at by Paul Stine,
| Kspciiullj • lovely yus the, rtuacsts were; Miss Martha 1
lls» Julia Higgins, Miss;, tu m e worn by M r s ..J . t,. Bull, it
janior, M li»'4Roac*I-aVemn *belong a white robe of crepe with
' headings of crystal?- und silver.
te R . E. G riffin , 'Miss An- J
| Mis. L P. MrOuller was attired
Bhinholwr, Mis* Dorothy
in peach eolnrud lint and gsiorgitt-*
Hiss Ellen Telford, Miss
'w ith gold beads w orn over peach
HcDnnloj and. Miss Mar
’ satin.
■ t ’ontiiuious from I p. m
■ l i p m.
■1'dm It, Mar Donald and *
i of Kustic, spent Tuesday g
Imsday m Sanford us the J
f Mi
IL.ward Uullrk
a
San Carlo
Grand Opera
Company
P r e s e n ts
110 M agno lia Ave
I Martha Fitts Isi
pained Tuesday1
Yachting; Party }
*1*
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J
ICxrner.
Gowns
Mrs, f’ulvin T*'agile was a pic
(tu re* of girlish beauty in a stunning
i gown of green studded with rhine
-V
* t *•
uf Inaw crt’jH* ile chine, flat crepe nrnl , s *
Me. ItcHuiifully luce trimmetl. In white
•sit Values up jo $7.00. Special Joi* only
.Messrs Shafer and tlullicutt
spent last week nt Lake Helen._
Miss May me Tinglo of West
Virgiina is spending a few days as
the .guest of Mrs, Slouigcr.
Andrew Simmons of Jncksnnville Is spending n few days here u«
lb# guest i*f Mr. nnd Mr*. Clifford
Walker..
Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Bacli ami T.
Cl Brannon and'fam ily of Orland^
were dinner goests of Mr. a;nl Mrs
G. S. Brown Saturday Dec- 25.
Mr*. W. B. WUUafn* and son Ro
bert of Sanford and Mrs. Charles
Guttrige, of Fort Lauderdale were
iikl
, t'
D
IwilTID
catling, at G. S. Brown’s
moon,
25 n e w
from
. Uv of ere:
Mondhy evening,
■i
.
—
library
Mrs. J. M. Wallace and her
ir'* day. hou*6 guest, Mrs. Charle* T,
Friend of Tampa, leave Wednes
day evening for Jacksonville where
they will spend a short time.
- - -
-
,
U
ormei
Good styles and
nutcrlata
f- •
,.Uye Jjeen
brother
their home a t Camp Hill, Ala.
_
-
has been
apendFred Long, w hol...
___ejicre» with his
tag m
a sh o rt, tim
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.*.**
^ * 4 home
*J,___ on
l \ Mellonvillo
Ixmg a t their
M^lonvUta
Avenue, left Tuesday afternoon for
i at Montgomery, Ala.
;J ===3:^
r.T. Langley S r ^ u f Camp HIII.
itar Marjorie
from 14 t6'20.‘ •
. J -. y»H’ : •.
' Mr. nnd Mr*. Langley and sons,
“
s n rijs f R
reduced for Jhcae twmday* only to * '
the ohove luw pHce.* ” - ‘
‘ ' ■
Th® bo*t of our fall and
hats are included in thU
-m.Cist*B*4 >A
�**, **r
jspjjft ^~(4P)—The
iratori i! have dohvnton, the object
!<jv planes through
the-, plany . whether he is
true line, or on cither side of
ourne.
On » true line of
2 t}w jtfM receives through
nu'd-jot a long .single dash,
ne. tide of the eburse h-r ttr-
(T°
code; r t . ; t h - u ’W IW -.W . m
,,, tW c s e c m ;-) ;. . t h u cdulbm cnt u
O n rra n r;»! that t ! '• ?lgt<a'n r n
ufatfo p p ed ' -'.nil weather (n/oriifta.
tlqn.tMiidc'asL with the *ame,trannm iturr.
1
tc*lc. wUh lbe’^ v b»,en successful. The
tnsla showed th a t u t,a distance of
'-.2U
&
u{,‘a mile.
ALBANY, N. Y;, Doc. #0— W V L'opirol of boxing In New York^
stale by one roan win fdreebndow.'d today. Governor Sm ith’*!
for thjr abolition.
throe-man commission has
boon approved by the. Republicancontrolled legislative commission.
t f the governor's recommendation Is accepted liy the full legis
lature, which ir considered highly
probable, one of the m ost powerful
bodies In pugilism will pass into
history., For a t least a half dozen
ybaH the commission, now headed
by Jam es A, F arley of New York,
tins Wielded a heavy Mick In ring
aifuirs, attaining aycb power th a t
ILi ruling has affected the sport in
section of the. country.'
On tho commission w ith Farley
CA^ABA 37E NUCCA
.T H E R E
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A T S A M U FF Th e ^ e
N O W M P i) F u f m e F ?
^ P O W M KiOVd m a !
’’revent Foul P l a y
h E n g 1 i s h Football
KTON', England, Dec. 2J)__ (/P)—
UUl play in the combination assoa 'i' n'an d ru^by football’matz-he'
r.E ton has become so prevalent
►at the com m itter hhs nddpten
■Astice rtilc* for its prevention.
"Every foul Is* to be charged
Sfainst the team whozo member
unmits the foul by giving the opiaing team n free kick in.the liopc
AL the - advantage of dolibarata
icking will he questionable. If
i|* prelim inary restriction docs
>t prove fruitful, tho offenders
*o to be ordered off the field.
RT *LAUDERDALE— Plan*
shaping out tor ftrownrd
:y’s promoted new #500,090
, house. Bonds for tho rtrurVoted potpo tim e ag o ,,a re to
issued, and bids received short
.
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i
the
A t 100 miles from
station its,w jdtfi was t n m one to
two miles.
.
. .T opsidem tiw / ressarch .FoffcgM*
m e tis to be dmo bororo the bca;^ ut» Ja ttJdccd ir r e g u la r oppnilon.
nd set/capable Of receiving
tignala on a wave length of !,D.T4
mdtero an d ’alsd over a lower wavo
' * V o n r of (ho problems rarta are working on. A r.v
Ivcp that will require “off
av4tcbcs, -doing sway w ith
iftig'in" of slntlons is the
the “ tunhur'in'
Ultim ate aim. “ Portable antenna”
t h a t can be ricied out when the
♦piano takes the air, and drawn in
/b e fo re it lands, is another dovelop^tflvnV to bo worked out.
?*
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BUVALAPALA
'^BOMBOLU<&
SrfZKA VAPPA
p
Two Are Killed When
Explosion Occurs I n
California O il Field
VENTURA, Calif., Ucc. 29.—(/P)
—A heavy explosion in the absnrjfwbn pit of the General PctrotcuPi
company oil fields near here today
is believed to have killed a t least
twq men, seriously burned at least
sovch others and caused fire which
raged uncontrolled for more than
an hour.• » •
The heat prevented fire fighters
from getting near tho blazing pit
and it was impossible to determine
the extent of tile casualties. Fc-rtytwo men were supposed to have
bech on duty in or nenr the pit at
the time of the explosion. Seven
wore brought to n hospital "With
their clothing lorn from thopi
Two were not ncct-jnlcd for.
Five nearby gasoline storage i
tanks were momentarily expected
to catch fire and workmen wore
employed In throwing ditche.t to
prevent further spread of the
flames.
The plunt is located in u c o n - j
gcCted oil Fold area near the Ventu ria highway.
• OUR PAMO'T OL M A —
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■cup or MCASCRVKC. me
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Nothing To Do With Physiology, Oscar
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..‘‘TheFountain of Youth”
A riff of ten added y e a rs 'o f life, rich, full and enjoyX l able, is ytiur* to command.
Bonce de Leon actunliy found his “FounUirt of Youth" in
highland, Florida, but expected too much from it and tu rn
ed back.W ithout.fairly, testing,its powers,,
Scores today arc/profttlng"w horo PAnCc do Leoh only
doubted. They are (lading rejuvenation, health and new
zesl tn tlte* Veat-iorbilnd tem pered'w aters of the mighty
s p rin g , on fasrinating golf fairw ays/ on tho lakes and
•tronm s and in tho fields with red or gun, and In tho subatnntiaD hbme* th at overlook nnd add a modem noto to
the most beautiful spot in Florid*. For booklet, wrlto
Something To Worry About
S ' f u n n V.’ Mcrr a t m in g ih
i
ABOUT-IT — YJtLL., IF
NOBODY CLAIN£ I T - I T ’S MINE
-2 > 3 ao o o
- w o w / >•
STH.L IT DOeSW’T SE E M
f
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g uess
TBeRe^s
owl7
r ig h t for m s t o s p e n d
THIS MONEY WHEN £ M NOT
t h e r ig h t f u l o w n e r -
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A. Rasneil. Resident klanaier
Tough On Guzz
- E it- E r c -
PtHce.—
i x * - n v ? ALL TH- MOUie.
B =y<-E.TC —
�SANFORD HERALD,
,
7ESDAV, DECEMBER 28, m « , . 7 r 7 f c ’H £ 1
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r f D . i l / : H e r a ld
74— Apartments and Flats
p AD. RATES
84—Houses For Sale
89—Wanted—Hcal'Estate
BABIES H. COWAN—All kinds of WANTED - Several high - class FOR RENT—Two-room furnished
REAL ESTATE WANTED
FOR SALE—5-room stucco house,
C ash In A d v a n c e
‘
n
Sheet Metal Worksalesmen to write Insurance for
apartm ent across from new high
! Will buy or trade for your equity,
and
garage,
on
highway
41-2
------w a te r and Boat Tanka, A t Oak old-line Life Insurance Company, school.
in any lota in any subdivision in
miles south of Sanford; one store
ada. will be received Avenue and Third S tre e t Tele-) We write standard and substand-tfiouth Florida. In answering this
room,
four
living
rooms,
porches'
m and collector aent
phono HI*
*
i nrd from birth to sixty-five yean.
and closets; on comer suitable for. | advertisement tell me how much
j for paydisnL
‘T 1
" "*•
---------- .Wonderful opportunity for adbusiness or filling, station; 53,000. ) you have »paid, the balance due,
HADDOCK STEAM t>RESSEKY, vanccment Write State Manager
^ th s lot numbers, and the location
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. jo t once for particulars, 308 South
L ot property, also give your pres*
105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone, L Street, Lake Worth. Florida.
« .......... ......... 7c a Uh#
1 isht nnd home address.1 W rite Box
I40-J.
4 ft ! ------------------------ =----------------FOR SALE — 4 - burper oiIJStovo BW-lpJCaYa Sanford I|y a ld .
i rates on request,
*ith large ovpii^ jrntrttresa
11
J----- — WANTED—Two experienced autosduced rains are for •~~ t 1
spring, porcelain top .tAble,- porch 90—-Automobile For Sale
B. li. J’ERKINS — Haberoashci | mobile salesmen. Miller O. Philn insertions.
headquarters fo r C o 11 e g I a 't e [lips, Inc., Elm and Thirteenth St. UNFURNISHED garage apart rocker snd sundries, cheap. E. A.
irtU of average length
Clothes. 11V F irst Street.
\ Call for It. J. R.
LINCOLN — FORD *- FOKDSON
lad a line.
ment, corner Eleventh and Elm S., Vare Herald office.
Edward Higgins, Inc.
'•turn charge of 80c- for
A vc. Snyder.
TH E FDMINOLE PRINTEHY
ssertion, Jv"
r"y.
‘i *
. ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331
AN SCO CAMERAS
idvertising is restricted to
»ntl garage, valuable lo t ChapNICE, clean apartment, furnished;
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
AND SU PPLIES
classification.
*
MONEY to loan n t from C 1-2
St, $6,500, Favorable terms. HOOD
nil conveniences; $H a week.
AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
i error is mado The San- •HU W. Bth St. W, N. Lumley, Prop,
7 per cent interest.
Wheeler
Jones,
Valdes
Hotel.
U. 8. L. Batteries.
1101 French a v e .,
craid will bo responsible
A. P. fcONNEtl.Y Si SONS
Distributor* Chandler
* one incorrect Insertion,
CLARENCE SMITH
Commercial Avenue
HOUSES FOR SALE
vertiscr fo r subsequent
FOUR-ROOM unfurnished apart ,
■ General Contractor
41*—Poultry and Supplies
ms. The office should be
ment, private bath; lower floor. Smell bungalow north of Hughey KEY to hoppincss. Studcbnkor
COO West. F irst Strec
Mmmedialely in case of
Street on Palmetto Avenue. Two
122 1-2 Palmetto ave.
a
t
Pbon>
441
.
for the now year. San Juan Ga
TANTRKI)
strain
White
leghorn
|P 1
Jr? j
lots, can
bought at less than rage Co,
baby chicks; orders takcjt now
0 ADVERTISERS
present day value.
1(5,000 on
WIGIIT-CHIUSENBEUHY PRINT for late January delivery from my
{ • r a i d - representative
terms of $500 cash and $75 month
USED CAR EXCHANGE
SHOP — Printing, Engraving. own stock; 420 per hundred or $18
thly fam iliar w ith rates,
including interest.
CORNER
PARK AND SECOND
td classification will Rive Embossing. See us first. We do for 600 and over; 10 per cent with
Q. W. WAN3I.EY. Manager
ete inform ation.f- Arid it. Phono 417-W. R, R. Avenue- ' o r d e r . Davle’a Plonannt View
5. ronm stucco ^bungalow located
h, they will assist you Commercial Street.
| Poultry Farm and Hatchery, B o x .l’WO ROOMS,
,
at thu comer of Palmetto and
CHRYSLER
ling your want ad. to
138, Apopka, Fla.
' bath, attrm
Katie. Ijtrgo living room, din CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO
t more effective, ■*/. •'/
ing room, kitchen, two lied rooms, SnnfnnJ Ave. at 10th St. Phone 692 |
PORTANT NOTICE
56— Fuel nnd Feed
bath with shower, large po^chei,
Authorized Duco Refinluhing
Users should give their
.OtC, well built and almost now
- NASH
ir past office address as
WOOD—Dry
Pine,
|V
C
and
fire7f)—
H
u.stness
Plnces
fo
r
Rentj$8,0lHl
on term s of $200 cn*h‘ and l^nda the world In motor car value.
ROY
SCHMIDT
s their phone num ber if
place. PHONE
---------------------------------— —-— —-------- 1$86 m onthly.
SMITH MOTORS CO
letirc results, /tro u t one
______
___
'
ATTRACTIVE:
rooms to rent fur*
out of a thoujand has n Third and French
£
stores or offi-e* at Park Ave.
SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
me nnd the others can't
*nd Cummcrctnl Jtreet. W M SpAniili hungRIow on Park Ave
INC.
Inicate with you 'Unless
WOOD
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op nue. Partly furnished, two tied
203 Oak Avf.
rooms, living room, smnll dining
know your address,
25— Florisla,
1 hircplace jiositc Court House.
Phono 41
room, kitchen, bath with shower,
diseout[nuance MUST be
double gurnge, large yard. J8.D00
In petfon af The Sanford CALL 352 for freah cut flowers
HUPS-M AKM O N l
77—Houses for Rent
ou terms of $600 cash nnd tho hnli office or by letter. TelaSanford Automobile lo .
and plants. Mrs. Ginn. San
itlnuancee ire not ford Heights.
2ofl Mugnulia Ate.
Phene 137
NEW 5 room bungalow; goixi lo- (1anc<, payable like rent.
57—Good Things to Elat
cation; larg*. lot; garage, fire -’
, . ' ,
,
place; every modern convenience; p i t i f u l bungalow among onlt
Prom pt • Efficient
possession Jnn, 16. Bennett S
nt>w’ ' “T llv,n,K
Service
S. ughton, Palmetto Ave. and Ge^
rO0m’,>
n° nkl
ni'vu St
bath, electric ranijc nnd water
------------------
B
ost
| :and
7 Found.
i
STEWART THE F LOR IS'
Flowers for nil occasions
Me LANDER ARCADE
Phon^ 781.
)—Pair brown mare mules,
ibout 15 hands high, other
Iridgcman'a place, known as
Farm,- near Elder Springs,
may get mules by paying
p and thfa ad.
sugur
I- Balloon tire for Chevrolet CHIROPRACTIC — The science
th
at
makes
peoplo
well
nnd
hapHevernge
Co,
h Lake Mary road. Return
py.
You
also
can
enjoy
g
o
o
d
'___________
er and receive reward. J.
health through this mhthod °f j KOK SALEe, 012 Oak Ave.
healing. Dr. W. E. MacDougalL
„ i,nr,.0in
1st Nnt, Bank Bldg. Phone -182-J. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
FOR SALE—Practically i
ing muchine; half price
DU. J. R. VIDLER
Third St.
I*.' "YEBl " TubesT Yea:
Chfropodisl ■
? Cheapest In Sanford!
{Foot Specialist)
Auto Tire Co. 206Vi West
Lloyds Shoe Store.
Phono 102 for appointment,
MODEL TRIM CO.
im the car, not the owner,
one S17 for estimates.
P. W . RADFORD
isiness services offered
1923 Overland Touring
F IV E - ROOM furnished bungalow
1926 Dodge Touring
1926 Ei-sex Coach.
on Highland Ave.; reasonable, lo *rll A very - mall payment will
rent to right party
Phone 9092
1923 Dodge Coupa
giv*- ini mediate possession and the
1926 Ford Touring
1923 Chevrolet Tourirsg
FOR RE N T - S room bungalow or balance a rranged like rent.
1926 D»dge Sedan
Pulm elto Avenua rorner
ol
3-4 T«.n Truck
Spurling S tre e t. Two bed rooms
I, I I Ton Graham Truck
.dining room, living room and kit
I I 1 Ton Graham Dump Truck
chen, bath rppin, jjarngc^ improve
’ments. $46 monthly. Phone 71.1
The above cars ufe completeij
i for oiipointmcnt.
? COLCLUUGH REALTY
overhauled and in best of condition.
,
lee
Stations —i Re*
I
--- v•
< E xpert H air Bobbers in
Ladles and Children’s Dc- ■
,
S. I. NIX
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
partm enL
210 Bast F irst S tre e t
.TON'S BARBER SHOP
U j Magnolia Ave. ‘
C1KCULINE PERMANENT WavIng. Guaranteed not to burn.
■S DftUG STORE — Pre Madam Harriet, over Mobley's
long, Drugs, Sodn. Wc nr- Drug store.
you as your phone.
Call 103
WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING
and jewelry repairing. Don Smith,
ltd Stove A Furniture Co. 202 E. 1st St. .
To!. 7.12
SANFORD, FLORIDA
REAL ESTATE
RH & CG^YAN CO., Auto
(tor and vhtet m etal works.
*d ornam ental sheet metal
p i 710-W. 207 'French
IN SU R A N C E
6 1-2 lo fl Vfe
Without Board
FOR RENT—To gentlemen, front
bedroom, close tn phone and bath,
with hot water. 813 Magnolia Ave. 78— OlflcfH a n d Desk Hoorn
LOTS ON EASY TERMS
$10 cash and $10 monthly will
buy 3 will located Oak Hill lots.
Price $750 each. 10 percent oft
far all cash.
gg— B oom s fo r H o u se k e e p in g OFFICE FOR KENT—In Meisch
Bldg Apply A. P Connr'ly & $25 cash nnd $15 monthly will buy
corner lot In Pinehurst.
Price
Sons,
Magnolia and 2nd
|
Furnished bedroom
$1250
heater and housn- 80— A — Heal E s ta te D irec to ry
■gvi.
on
Busino^s and Residential
Property.
MortRftK<P Ijoan Dept.
DeCOTTES, SPENCEIt
& DIGHTON ..
|
HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, I n c
Beal Estate and
INSURANCE BROKERS
laurel Avenue lot between 0th
nnd 10th Street. Price $2,000 oti
terms of $50 cash and $20 monthly.
Oak Avenue lot, $1750 on terms of
$25 cash and $15 monthly.
j
-----------lyrtle Avenue lot Just off ISt.i
treet. Price $1950 on terms of
$25 cash nnd $15 monthly.
Northwest corner Elm nnd H igh
land. For quick snlc $1900. $200
fash, 'balance cosy.
S
fropt rooms, ground floor. 609 Scruggs-Scoggans Realty
highway Improvements, and per
flo.
•'
manent location of county seat for East Thin! SL ' 1
Phone 735.
Muonic Temple
t|jls county.
THREE or four room furnished
apartm entf nil conveniences. 117 81—Wanted To Rent
Laurel Ave.- -----WANTED TO RENT—Four or 5 And we have many other good
WANTED—White man with fam FOR RENT —^Garage apartment,
room furnished house or apart loti that can be bought for Just
ily. wanto work on truck farm.
dining room, kitchen, screened, ment, near school; must be reason n few dollars down.
R. G. Gnrmon, Lake Monroe, Fla. porch second floor; garage, chicken ( able. J. A. Musser, 308 Park Ave.
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
yard, garden; '$25 month, lease.
Herald Building
WANTED — Electrician to wire 1510 Pulmotto Ave, Apply on^ 84—Houses for Sale
phone 713
house* at once. A p p l y 1320 premises.
Douglas St,, Buena Vista aubdlTARPON SPRINGS—Pinellas
County Power Company's $200,000 substation here netrs complotion*
7 -f -i—
■
Small Truck Farm
I hnvo some choice two acre
tracts on Dixie Highway that
I am 'offering for $1200 with
$200 down and $20 per month.
This land is th« finest kind of
trucking land and flowing wa
ter and electricity are available.
Each tract has a frontage of
125 feet oh good, paved road.
Anyone who wants enough land
to raise their own vegetables
and still be close enough to
Sanford to be convenient should
buy one of these tracts before
they are ali gone.
L. A. RENAUD
820 W. F irst St.
-A !
.
f p * e d ‘
At GUVNOR
« e. henbs
IN 1 DVJN
V Q g M Ic.
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VJAVC*' o n e vqNS
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VtU&BfcND
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.
0(6 viriVk ► feuLKS'FKMIl
ro »
n o * D F .L R trrro *
T he R e g istra tio n Hooks of the
C ity or Sanford. F lo rid a. Will be
open Monday. D ecem ber 10th, 1110.
nnd w ill ^cloao S atu rd ay , J a n u a ry
th e E ig h th , JUT.
At th e C ity tra il. *
;
Li. R. -THlLtPS,
City lie g tstra tlo n O fficer
l ull, dally to 1-7.27
I’llILLJI*. d K U l H . I cause I d
m ade th e sum of f l l l . 1T an4 «
of C ourt taxed In lh a i n n o f | t l
*.V TU B M ATT Kit OF TU B KBTATK t have levied upon and w ilt pi
OF M A R T A . W . K K R LV ,
CKAkKtS.
UB-
notice to ntnniTons aivd
..
. OTHERS
N otion
la
h ereby
given
to
atl
bidder for caah i i f f i v s i f 4 ■:
h*,ura o f e a la a t th e fro n t d o o r’
the C ourt H ouse In Sanford, Ha
Jrd. day of Ja n u a ry . I» I7. all of
rig h t, till* and In tafea t o f th e i
HAM M f llX IP , D eeaaaed. la am
lha follow ing rteaerlbad hits. Pi■
_.
or p arc els of laifd alt b a te tn 5#
* » nt«l to th e F ount* Ju d g e of Bern* not* C ounty. F lo rid a. t n - w l t : ~ I
|m ,! t Cm inly. f lo rld a . a t his o ffice i A ll th a t p a rt of lh a Kggt 1
n,.‘. . c."urf ,lou*e *ahl C ounty, ly in g N orthw est of th e AU*
w ith in tw elve m onths from
th e C oast l.ln e R a ilro ad of Lot FI
lim e of th e f ir s t p u b llrslln n of th is five (SB) and th e W e il H air of i
not Ire. I h at Is, tw elve m onths f r o m l - n t F lftv .f lv s (IS ) of HARRS
D ecem ber Sth, IMS.
I CMT.KItY-PKI.TA. acco rd in g to d
It A l.l'II B. SMITH.
I thereof, of record tn th a
As A d m in istra to r of the C a la is ' R ecords of Hemlnole ConnS*, j
•'/ M ary A. W. Kevly, Deceased, rid. In H a t Hook I, I'a g e a t i -1
13. Id. Fab. J.
u
1‘uhltsti Dec. ». IB. I t. 1». Jan . 8. I t. •
a . « hs rlff of B-m lnol* Cott
f A n Honest
i Statement
If you do not think rental property is hard to »get
■ -§*£VkgU-Tpffl
start out tomorrow and
.
try to list rental property—
Then take
your Orlando,
f
i
Jacksonville, Tampa and
•••
•
,
Lakeland papers—look at
.
■ •
' *■'
• *the scores of properties be- ,t .
ing listed “for rent’ —
What’s the answei^—San»
•. 1 «
J - -. i4;3ii
ford is underbuilt to a de
gree that is distressingly
hampering the growth of
the city—
, ,.
•» —
No homes to house new
.
.
...
. .. * . *
families—t h a t s t i f l e s ^fSgl|
grow th-
304 W 6th St.
74—Aparlmcpifl unJ Flnlg
MARVANIA
! OoBcrm Co., general STUART—$1,600,000 bond issue
work, aidtfwaiks, build- approved In M artin County fur FURNISHED apartment, close In; Allow us the opportunity *»l
showing you this fine property.
iks, Irrigation boxes. J. R.
Sod! — Hot Sandwich
»RD DRUG COMPANY
'ho Itaxall Store” : a specialty of our, prom
of proscriptions nnd quick
delivery.
311 F irst Nnt l!k Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
t» l E. Firnt Street *
ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton, Il EAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good
iWe can-y a full line,
things to cat at all times. 105
ptas are' right. Cash or linois Watches. Diamonds and W. 1st St.
►V®, want your buglnegi. wedding rings. P. E . Ahoarn, 317
W. F irst St.
I«r, FroPf
*
COMPANY
RUGS— Shntnpoood, right in your
homo; colors r«»torod, nap rais
ed, mado to look like new. Highest
approvals or no charge. B. Rieao,
rug expert, with Lanoy Dry Clean
67— Itoomn W ith H oard
ers, Thone 465.
EUGENE PERMANENT W AVES,1ROOM
no kinks, one price, personal a t
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe
68—Rooms
Phone 349-J.
SANFORD BUICK CO.
212 Magnolia A rt.
Phone a s 7 .
or I nt, Palmetto nnd
Third Street
61 — M iscellaneous
27—Professional Services
JEW ETT AND PACE
RIVE'S GARAGE
Sanford Dealer
8 W. la t S t
Phone 61
cum s
It points the way to an
opportunity—it surely does.
Homes selling
for $3,500
.
to $5,500 with small down
1,
. .
,
;
payments-^that is what we
,
■
need most—
.
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,U R N E W S P A P E R
e d ^ In F i o n d a * n e a r * ,
irld’n G r e a te s t V eg etab le.
, I ts R ich e a t G arden L a « d
Associated
I-ca^cdWire
SANFORD, FLOR
r?7r*‘
b y To Be Announce
Shines F o r First
ime In Two Weeks
t Nashville; City
ss 4,000^RefUgees
:erGaugeNow
Up to 55.6 Feet
>eriy Damage Put
fcTwo Millions In
irvey Made Today
B a c a s A' RfillO
Banks, Stores To
Close New Yeitrs
To Threaten
President Di:
terlor Pint
re Cbntfnao
•wiltiong Of
In THc inNicaragua
.
Practically every
business
house In Sanford (a to be cfoiod
throughout the day pn New
Years, according to a survey
made today by a rcprcsenAtlve
of the Herald.
.
The three banks are to tlAae
as is their custom and thr'tamJcHty of the business houses,
according to \ officials of tho
Sanford
Credit Bureau fR T
'prominent merchants. A ftitr
small g r o c e r y stores will prdb'ahly remain open a short tilnc
during the morning hours.
-A
Total Of 724 CanuaUies In
City Proper Have Already
Itebh Hepcrtcd And Others
May Succumb In Hospitals
Diaz Thmpg Are On
Refreat, Say Report*
Toll. Heavier Than
In Wet British Isles
Meilqj. Uelierateg It la Not
■ A <d I ri g. Libernla Despite
Reports To The Contrary
150 Deaths Are imported In
Philadelphia And Boston
Has 145; 71 At Baltimore
WAshlNGTON, Dk . SO.—<AV—
While Racala liberals continue to
forge nhoad Into tho Interior of
Nicaragua, threatening tho vital po
sitions of the conservative forces
iV lL L E , Tenn., D ec. 3 0 .
of Precldohl Dl*s, American gov
ernment officials, In the face of a
»)— W h en
th e -B u n
battering ratn of fkr flung pro
on Nnshvillfe f o e th e
tests and wldfcly divergent opin
ime . jin nftArly
. . two
ions,
are standing pat ort their an
It shined dow n on v B
nounced policy nf protection Of
s i g h t th is m orning,
American lire; and property.
n b erlan d r iv e r lapped
while conferences continued to
im provised gunge a t 55.G
day between high officials In
. I t will con tin u e to rise
Washington late dispatches from
dy fo r th e n e x t d ay or
the wnr tono in Nicaragua told Of
rotch|ng perhaps another
the retreat to El Bluff from Las Harry F. Sinclair, oil magnate
Perlar, of the Dinz troops, their was photographed on tho steps oj
Efforts Made To Locate The disarming
in the neutral zone, and the. District of Columbia suprerru
Family And Relatives Ui the diepAtch
of 200 conservative court; at Washington, w!;si* he li
predicted that no appreci. Man Killed On Highway At soldiers to Monkey Ridge to save awaiting trial with Albert D. Fal
trlll be noted before TuetLongwood Late Last Night chat strategic poitlt from failing on charges of conspiracy to de
heugh there haa been no
into tho hands of Sacasa's army.
if the Cumberland waterfrnud tho government in the TgO'
ace noon iToesday; The
President Dias who has been rec pot Dome cil chse.
->v'AfiBb entir* state will
ognised by the United States, is
ijf l M o t y f nd, Frld *^ E.
reported to have asked tho Amcr\, ntctcofplofciBt, predicted.
ean minister, Eberhanft, at Mana
'6 m . 1 . a . rn. W a d n e s d A y U tti
gua, to have the Escondido river
ra. this morning the riv*r h«d
established as a neutral zone, in
n 6,4 feed a t Burnside, Ky.,
view of his inability to guarantee
nine-tenths of a foot a t Cellna,
protection to foreigners.
{ W i t t o l c * Chuilnoca Dental*
While dehlrtls continue to be
C ., H. Smith, raid to be the
made th at Mtxlc-o which has rocriUe; one foot a t Clarks- driver of the. machine by which
Principal Accusbf orWomhn
1.2 feet at Eddyvillo, Ky. Bohlender was hit, advised tK© ofIh “Turn Coat,", Perjurer,
St the weather bureau fico of Sheriff C. M. Hand ImmeDeclare# Keyes In Making
3t venture a prediction as diately following th* accident, Ha
a ^crett will reach here, picked up the injured tnah and
Announcement Upon Cost
;th«r data from the uppe^j rushed him to Longwood, from
LOS A N G EL E S,
D e c . 3 0 . __ (/P)
.
- Where a message was sent out for
—The state's
conspiracy eaSa
/ektimat© today placed the medical aid.
ngainst Mrs. Alme«. Semplo "Mc
of flood refugees in Nash-' The men died before Dr. Ralph
Pherson jias collnpRcd with tho
4,000, with 1,600 without. Ste.vons, county physician, could
announcement from the office of
[%e ’baekwatcni having In- ^reach Longdoow. His skull wiu
District Attort>ey As* Keyes that
lakge areas of. the menu- J fractured, according t6 the ’phyoif'gnd Warehouse districts cian.
comictfon
of the noted worfian
( Latest, advices to tho State de
read’ 6tkr 20O city blocks.' The lights of jm spprodchinjf aii- partment. denied that Admiral svangej/st it "almost impossible"
lT m m m m <laAklHfiM©«l tft *J ___ Lit. 1.1i_i _J
vu
Uftlhier Wm iffkted a censor bocauie Mfs.’ Lorrtino wNAtfcAh:
ship,. although Dr. TtV8. V a c a , Soj- Siclnff, hbr principal accuser., is s
uisa’d , fepmchlalive Here, nos "turn cost" and a "perjurer."
Dismissal of thi charge Against
chih^ti thkt this "thifc" sltua'tUni
In his counUy, was being writhheld Mrs. McPherson and others in
buildings
fr6m the froffa becaut* Hid liberals volved in tho case is dcclnrcd to
An uncommon night now
were denied use of tho solo wireless bo imminent
veiling do on it* lepe-ld- Bohlendee, 600 West. Jackson station there. ••
<
Coincident with the announce
the er««t of the. yellow street, Kokomo, Ind., ahd a rtiesSgo
May Ask
td Withdraw
ment from the district attorney's
t la. savagely, sweeping was sept to the authorities of that
Senotor
Wheeicr.
Democrat,
flcc came a cabty to the Tiroes
iaShvillo’*. three traffic
effort to tofcate his rel Montana, has said that ho would
om Sydney, Austmtln, qootlrlg
ly bhc of which is left
Mr*. Ruth Peters' Ormlston. A*. {Longwood resident* Mated (hat
trtinged #lf£ of gehneth 0 . Ormlsjproaoh tb the WbOd* he had n°t been seen in that city,
ion, former1 radio operator for
and efforts'to locate any person
Mrs. McPherson, as snyinj ihc'had
received a "mbst inipertflieht" letten frerti the wahion evangelist.
kept opetl by hastily
1 he dispatch sakf thl Fsttcr Nad
vee* of sand bags.
M|kl^ ,-t. «•
. . if-u!*
boon mailed U> MH. OrtllAlon
The bddy l* M H k . m at th*
May 18, lajit, the datf of Mrs. Mc
6,000 persona live, undertaking establishment of Mil
Pherson’s strange dliappeifehce
surrounding* inun- ler A Erickson' pending word sg t l
while bathing at Ocean Park, hear
•ck waters *o close its disposition.
’
,
here.
,nta havo. moved.,
While refuseing lo disclose tiiA
ortod
bf life,
contents of tho.-letter, Mrs. Orm*
ra have gon^.to re*
Iston Is said to have announced her
dn> relatjvefc. dr acintention of using it when sho re
turn.'. to Loe Ang>lcs in the early
dart of next fear to institute di
former Angoius Temple radio op-
business.
M r. Hilton, police
had b e e n -d e a d - for
Judge Wright’s Decision Will R«j
Permit Highway Wdrk Uo
1
glntief*
Benson Spring!
Celebrate Opel
Of New Hard II
Benson Spring*
is to a
. MndtfjSOO
F
o r Sessions
• .•
_____
M eeith fa according
to
Dr.
F a st Fall SteVens, who oiam in t
e Presen t body.
That robbery wm tl
Louisa
TALLAHASSEE, F i r , Dtf. 50.
man, on 1UP)—'The Florida Education Asita Road ao<:1* ^ * In annual Convention
v . _joht (here, today went into conference
county
S
S S jrlS
\ WASHINGTON, Dm . 80.—(ff)— Ibootlsg client* will *e*l a diadalnHaving scrapped perhaps half * 1ful pair 6 i Ups if offered a flask
dosen or mory formula* for dens- of the
*c -’ doctored
* -----* Bf*
“ ™
liquor.
turfite industrial alcohol became
The effect of the ehangt, how- S h e
bootleg ch'emlit* found a way to evef. Dr. Doran aald, would makei
n
make it , palatable, the govern it-Impptjible for .bootlegger* to 1 >4
ment's prohibition tube testers aro completely distill the sropd alcohol;
£
preparing a new year surprise on out of the industrial product. He
Q
the rum-running gentry, but not advised that inch a email quantity,
O
without loud wriea from the wet o f . wood alcohol, even If drunk,
forces.
would cauae serious Injury, but 1M«|
Announcement of the surpriso, Senator Edwards, Democrat, New
which would be In the form of a Jersey,.a wet leader, took another)
now dsnaturgment with a more view, charging the • government1
powerful wood alcohol wallop, fol with forming on Unholy alliance
lowed a statement by James M. with the undertaker," In placing
Doran, chief prohibition chemist, in poison in Its denaturing formulae.
Body Inclui
which ho took exception to claim*
"Those who wish to violate the
that wood alcohol now used to law and obtain boote are merely
On Back
adulterate industrial alcohol has committing suicide," said Wayne
caused.the numerous holiday deaths B. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon
among drinker*, and held that too League in commenting oh the govrapid drinking and too much of it omment'a plan.
at ono gulp was the chief cause of
C. C. Hinckley, national secre
the fatalities.
tary of the Association Against the nue, waa foun
.Chemists hope to make the in Prohibition Amendment, thought h is shop a t 7 :3 0 o ’c
dustrial product tear poisonous and
m orning by R . C,
negro p o rte r o f th e <
inent, who made th
c r y when h e opened
d oor p rep arato ry to
PRINTED IN* SPANISH
• NEW YORK Dec. jo.—(A V The rules of,golf havo been print
ed, in Spanish for the benefit of
devotees of the ancient game In
Mexico, where a half Cbsen clubs
have formed a new association. * A
copy of, the Mexican golfs and
book, received by the United States
Golf association, revnla that the
gam# first was played below the
io Grande In 1890.
LAKE WORTH-New Amen'can La Franco fire engine' pur
chased for fire department, at coat
of $12,600.
,
upon discovery of
began an intensive *
Report* from district misting* clues whldKrtnight It
the R/tlary committee, reeomnlcnd*
for the woman and fer the eounty ing a general Improvement of the
argued the value of the land in schedule of wigea of school teach
volved In the dispute.
> er* of the statf.
Theodore Howell, attorney for The latter report aaked for larger
petitioner to have the injunction salaries for school workers, sug
maintained as it was originally gested a general revision of the
granted, first brought tho case be state laws affecting edacaUon, and
gavo exhaustlvo . statistic* on
fore the members of the County
Commission and the state engin teachers’ compensation in all sec
tions of Florida. Miss Mary D
eering department, claiming, it is
Merritt, of tha University of Mi
said, that the property over which
Ami, chairman of the committee,
the new highway is to pass was
read the report.
worth, approximately $1,600.
T o d a y ’s b u s i n e s s s essio n , which
Variou* land and eltfu* experts
was attended by upftarda of 600
of tho eounty informed th# Com
delegates, waa preceded by music
missioner*, at their lost meeting,
rtoae!" ‘ ' "
■all-dfa'.* high
that a value of $260 for the land
school chorus. The ehorux is com
and trees involved would be a liber
posed of over 100 of the belt voices
al estimate. The Commissioners I
of boys' and glrle of high schools
havo offered this amount to the I over the state, and is proving one
aged woman! it .is aaid.
of the feature* of tha ‘entertain
After hearing the
evidence,1ment program. The ehoru* U un
Judge Wright announced that HI# der the direction of Mis*. Sesdlo L.
order of Dec. Y l, with the excep Phipps, of the Florida State Col
tion of a small plot of ground said lege tot Wotneh.
to bo approximately 20 feet iquare,
The conference session will con
waa dissolved.
tinue throughout tho day. and lata
Engineers fer th* highway de this afternoon W. L. Taylor, ef
partment then announced that the Jackson, Miss., executive secretary
plot would not Interfere with their of th*'Ml**Iaslppi Education asso
proceeding with the work and that ciation and R- L. Longstreet, Sup
operations would begin at once.
ervising principal of the SeaAttorney George DeCottes, on brease-Daytona Bioch Kbool*J will
behalf of the County CommlsslonArs, offered in settle wjth the at t S A i
torney* for the petitioner on the
basis previously announced.aa sat
isfactory to the County, This of* Retiremtnt Law far Florida Teichi'er was refused.
.
..
er»."
.TonlfKt another renefal session
will be held, beginning at 5 o’ctcek
with addresses by Mis* T. Nell
e Mary Plans A
S T
Charles H. Judd, director of
lent; from ftpf
t'Aida”, ia achedulod for 8:16" o’
clock thU evening at tho Mllank
Thaater and a rapid aale of aeata.
has bAen reported throughout the
provide *<eem* ft*'. According to an announcement
for traffic and preridea an outlet
made today by members pf the
th the,Cities or SapfpriL fn4 De thorrow,
df the Sanford
opora
land. It is an Improvsmen; which * ’ If ,i "l de *t downtown rOs)
ChXml,. „
,1
has-been urged
bf th* realdenU
e :iSanford Chamber
The entife company,, .Approxi
of Benson Spring* tor Inihy year*.
, has cancelled iu we<
mately 100 in all, arrived at noon
eeting On Friday
V fcefn aff
tha
■ T o m o r r o w ;. .convention wl
"Lueia",*-
*
M l .fcw rtln *. «
aidere^ by many to be, ope of (he etieh a auceeaa thi
held annually.
Tb* pariy is to
Uon.
Community house
The largest' of it* kind, the 8an second publio 'f«t|
Carlo Company, is appearing for
All
its first Season In Florida. A
scries of operas In Tampa, Laks4 BJS
S & VFlyer.
! ° r r ° Three
southbound
Dixie
land and Sanford l« to be foliovmd
bore the eompanjrto.thia city froitf
tiviforthe murder, 1st
lief held by Chief of
Roy Williams gnd Shei
held at the the *u t« *n th:
will be thot rccomniindatleiM
ig In. that darolopmanfc
jmpletion a
reaidenU of
night as he wan'-cheek,
tho day’s receipts;1 ‘
A heavy chair leg was fc
top of a cabinet .in the at
it la believed by police to
Instrument Used by the ipti
The stick bore blood aUl
biu of hair. Cloaa tearch
floor and tho ground in I
mediate vicinity of the pU«
to reveal any other definlti
It waa aald.
. A number of petty the:
getbAf with the report of
automobile during the nig
potlee to begin an Inrestiga
an attempt to discover whs
not tho murder and the
crimes were committed by
of traveling crook*.
:
What is believtd to b*’
prints were discovered on
lory bowl, where poliqo belli
tho murderer washed hi* h
blood after committing, tl*
Blood stains on
ton’s clothing gai
terrifle struggle,
A fingerprint s
nled by Chief of;
�ou)
Rosenberg Is Hoping
T h a t Boxing Board !|After Big Grid Y ear Princeton Is Optimistic
Will Postpone B o u t
in reaten s
EKIK.SHS
“ n« interest
U i l f c m U A IV, d»cea»*i!
I lia
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I. .*<VI
;>:«rt
»if (IIP
(lie
(' I jln g ‘HbrlhwotV®T>|^
Red .Pcppor .Rub' takes Hie
"ouch" from-sorb,' stiff, aching;
j( inti*. U'cunrjnV hurt you, mu! it,
curtainly stops tha*. old rhdlims-,
tl™» totturc at once.
\
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anal A thletics
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and put control, id JhphjURt*[at one
memtier of the aujodntion, tho A. Graham, of U tica, N,
iM ® g
A. U.
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n.
ution that the American Olympic
.Wfien you aro suffering so you J
ran hardly gH around, just try I
Red Pepper Hub nnd y‘ou will hove
the quickest relief kqowrt. Noth-(
Jng has such
*uch cc*.occntrnted
tcoccntrntbd, penetrating hoot us red jicppers, Just
Ini Boon as you apply Rod Pepper
|Rub you \v(ll feel tho'tingling heat.
I in three tninutos it warms tha tore
•spot through nnd through. Pain
nnd coreness are gone.
Ark nny Rood druggist for a
jtir »ff Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be
sure to get the. genuine with tho
! name Rowles on each package.
1
Y.
— Adv.
ifL rfr
, 2. Centralization of such control
f tho National Olympic restored "the unsatisfactory sltu-
unanimously to withdraw Association was organized to cqr.
•ussdelation the National l i ' i ' t . ”
The statement goes on to say j
'^Oilctlc, federation : yes-
that “there was much criticism of |
the administration, Inefficiencies in i
connection with living and tra in -'
(ntt quartern and conduct of some
representative*,!’. (
ilolm , within It. mem- of.1 the official ‘ |C|iiv»VMMivnvr,.
■hip 90 per cent of the nation's .’which came tb a head after tho
iitcur athletic activities. .With lOiiO gamcq And led to attempts to
ire of filiated tjto Army, Navy, organize the Olympic association
tionnl CoHvgintc A. A., Uniticd on a "democratic basis.’’
After the withdrawal of Col.
ties Lawn Tennis'association
P' Federation of Boya' clubs, Robt, M. Thompson ns president
ohg either organizations.
• Of the association, he federation
titegrd domination of America's charges, there was a ‘.'resumption
tlcipatioH in the 1928 Olympic of the methods of the factiop that
crisis'' Henry
tU’» by o minority group con- caused , the 1020
lied by the A. A. U„ was the Brccken ridge, president of the fed
ill1'for the federation's action. eration, . charges that through a
I the feud between the rival fac- *Jokor in the constitution, organ
ns dates back several years, izations were multiplied ami ad
e federation’s 1027 program mitted to representation In the as
lit for a more Intensive dcvclop- sociation.’'
The struggle for control be
rpt; of its work, nlong state linos
First Rare $700 Claim
tween
tho two factions came to an
II forecast* conflict with tho A.
Open hreak at the recent quadrenFor All Ages, 6 1-2 Fi
fA ,; U. in its own field.
.
A statement by the federation niul^neetlng of the Olympic asso Betty Mae
* * two major count* upon which ciation, when abolition of the two Jessie Lee .
. .
L d e ra tio n based its Vith- thirds vote rule caused Col. Hreck- Bcljoy ......
onrlrfge, Major John J. Griffith, Batchelor's Last
rwal.
" '
[. ' Charges In the Olympic as- athletic commissioner of the West Frenchy
:(atj(|n’.i explanation—which de- ern conference and General Fulmer Tim Rooney
ved lhe national orgnnlxallons E . Pierce, president of tho Nation Assent £.
it comprised' the fedeVatton of al' Collegiate A. A. to resign nil Hlnck Air •
y* Influence in relation to Amer- co'mmRloo memberships in he as Lord Dnrnlcy
i
Patrick I.
V (part Ip’.the Olympic gumc* sociation.
fo llo w in g
ilrirrlb ed
K4 *i
SP?« » E i
........
UantlV
PlflyIf <»l
•Wedne'Sd
A.’C.GINDER
Longwood Race
Card Tomorrow 11926 Big Y ear For
The Dethronement
;of Sport Leaders
io:t
zp\i(y: Captures Sixth
Event A t Seminola In
Long Shot Day A t Oval
1« 7J
1 Li j NEW YORK, Dec. 20. — (/P> iOMiOnly ubout 20 per cent of tin*
10V ^sports i hamplons, trams of in.li•.»I . viduals, that ruled the roost at luo
107 |start of IU2A still wave their seep*
102 |ters aloft ns tho year draws to :i
l l ' t . close.
|OH ! This i» revealed by examination
IO.l of n li.t of ‘.’ 17 i humiiioimhipr. n
107 ;i(i lirnm lies of athletic activity,
here and ahrond. it shows thin It
10*1 titles were su> rensfully defended
107 |while 17*1 were lost, with the pro107 clou* lo.Iders
overwhelmed
t.v
i: trongrr
victims of the
"upjet Jinx” that beset elinmpiotiB .
Zanier
Aunt l-aurn
Also eligible
la s t Friar
Red Alex
Sen Blaze
Dust Brush
Second Rare $700 ('lair
jon all sides.
For All Ages, I Milt
Bef; Pardon
. Tucsday'a cA-onte at .Saminola broke on top and stayed there Tor ; Request
.
provided the long »hot artlsU with the entire, route but was tiring |Wtr-ielc
their inning and tho. hackers of badly at the wire. The Colonel ' Merry *1 ■forced tho pace after getting up to
the. leaders following ft poor get- jJai A’.-hway. Bbg Pardon stayed up Well ota. <
Fr. >
.
for the rhow.
Bee Bio got the host of Shnnt-r ! file‘.nr I V. • v
rock Flower in n stretch drive in
the third and was drawing away nt
the wife, to reward hl« backers with
|12,4Q for |2. Ixx-arno saved
ground end pulled through at thh
stretch turn for tho peep money.
Lou Shank nnd Gee gave the cusItojpers a thrill by.;Thgir>qu‘c iu
the fourth even! when Geo rlipped
up from out of the murky dittanw and almost caught tlw win
ner. One more rtride, and a dif
ferent number y r m \ i \ hnvo been Gee .. ...
rung up. The. l a w captured show Harp of the Ni
honors by racing along in gjhmo Forhapa .......
fashion.
I
Of the mnior spurts, only rowing ,
and swimming showed n majority 1 Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a
of rhumpii.iis suycesr fully dsfeinl
little "Fret-zone” on an aching
ing their title*
Five nut of eight 1torn, instantly that corn *t..ps
i rowing utles nnd lf> out of 28 I
hutting, then shortly you lift it
t swimming crowns were retained,
'
right off with fingers.
Tennis, with "Big Bill" Tilden I Your druggist soils a tiny bot
.chief among those toppled, w|t- tle of "Freszono" for a few cents,
nes.M-d the. biggest ehrmptnnshio I •ui^'icit nt !c rcmnVc every hard
(iiinagi-. Id. out of I'.t titlcboUiera' iota, soft coin, or corn between
1being bowled over. National track j the t ,os, and the foot calluses,
and field sports, for men and wont I
without surenesa or irritation.
jt*n, showed 20 out of 4.1 titlet j
changing hands.
Football wit- j
fnested the shifting of^ifnr nut o f!
IS champion
while professional
iboxing, with nine crowns involved,
saw five transferred nnd a sixth
itrphnned bv Kid Kaplan', retire
merit
IIII K AitD (JETS ItKPI Y
NEW YORK. Dec. 2t»___tVP) — J
iPrediction by T ex Rickard that
’ Sammy Mamiel will ho one of four
ititloholdrrs to l»o dethroned in 1927
i has drawn a reply from the light
weight. champion that "Rickard
I will lor-o his title of world's cham
pion boxing promoter, too."
, Shamrock Flowi
Klaxon, who paid $32.80, wah Dclysin
booted” home by Healy in the. fea-iDolph
turc.
Barberry was second nnd ! Motinoro
Liberty National, one of the favor- i Mountain Chief
itea, third.
The Peruvian
Snkah was another long shot (Copyright .....«
who delivered In the finnl event of
Fourth Ra
the dny. lie outTun First Cal),
a Y t> & '
who had broke on top, and kept >
o
going to the wire, but was Mdly
K-pi; .....
tiring at tho end. Qulnham forced j
Hotfoot
r, '£ r ,a~urga
BLUE B0L
MARKETS!
NEED SOME M0NE
I wifi m ake s a c rific e nnle on som e o f th o fineflt business
ami w arehouse jjro p e rtv in Su iiford . 1 (jffe r B lo ts, 1, 2, 3.
1. 5, filock 1, Hiib-tier 6; 2 5 0 fe e t frontURe on M.v t II c Avc.
117 fe e t (loop, located on th ree Btreetfl, trd ek facilities caii
lie hrid a t bnck door, o r c le a r a c ro ss b ack on<! o f all five
i
n
i
tt
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Sacrifice prices, $18,000, on^thim cash, bnlance three to
- twenty years. G per cent interest. •
| Rickard forecast that Mickev
Wnlkei, middleweight, Pete Lntzo,
|welterweight, JTOid t'iiarlcy (Phil)
|* Rosrnlirrg,
bantamweight,
also
'I will lose their muntles.
;::-
base in 1907, and this record xtlll
stnndn,
l •
III 19*20 George- Kelly of the NewYork Giants rot n mark of 1,7(>9
putout.x, and that too i^better than
Todt'* record, by fnw- putouts,
but Tddt excelled Kelly in total
chancca, for In the Inst reason
ho had 120* nssistr. George Sisier
of tho St. Louis Browns hnn off
and on oxcelted Todt in the mat
ter of assists— hut u out-distanced
on total chances.
Todt alro participntixl in 114
double plays nnd in two triple kill
ings.
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Special for
THURSDAY
;
.
FRIDAY
Owner
Beautiful silver brocades,
gold metal brocades, sat
i ns, brocaded in silver.
$10.00 nnd $U..OO values
to sell at this low price
ifor two days only.
I BIG BOUTS FOR DETROIT?
1 Tex Rickard hsa agreed on ten-'
1 0 0
tativo plan»» for prnmyting boxing
shows in, .Ute Olympic nkatiqg
■jQg Arena,' under construction at Lie10B
in c°nJtJnct,on with operaiL;
• 107 <■** ° f thf. Indoor stadium.
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U o P. klynn, forrper matchniakcr of Madison Square Oardcn, New
,
.(Y o rk , will mt ns raatclpnaker. It
jqs U planned to : tage a number of
•l'Ji ‘ haropiojtfhip botits during the wtq'
nos,.Manager John McGrow of
New' Y^ork..Giants consider.!
ipf .a Third wiajdr circuit “/ooli l . « U » . t « l tl» t 120,000,ffl,IUl w^UJ to J W ) « r y W
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HARGRAVE IS LEADER
| NEW YORK. l>cc. 29^-^/P>— Be
cause "Bubblos" liargrnv^ played
In more than 100 gamre.-tho Cln-1*
i Associated Frew). '* dnhaU catcher
entitled .to recog
IRST-BABE RECORD, nition uq- National Ix'aguo batting,
ih^tho Boston R«ii SOx champion, with an average of .353*1
A how record for total
Ddnki
A; 1i\ni|
l<’r'|
C all (ho W illard Battery
Men— We rech arg e arid re
puir nil m akes o f batteries,
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VI I.CAN1ZINO
fey Between OH
Racefe Daily-
�:
h erald .
i t l t l n i ' Hn.if‘*nl- n . i r l i l a . K O II IU
tni.NiiV.i. o. riJAHK ami
k
: rlilu. (to hrrohy rulj n ice levHull Ul
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W l I K I l K A S , t h o -O ltv Co m m U nlo n
o ( tlio* I h l y o f F o b r o r d . F l o r i d a , on
, t h o l S t h c|*y o f i W o m b o r , A. D.
' T J i f e d l l l y pAmod nnrt minuted a oootulti O r d in a n c e N o . I l l i-n th le d t
t “ AS*
O IlD lN A X O i:
flto V llJIN n
f <tit an t>t u
i >t t.it.M'.; ity
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! H I V E D F i t DM T i t l e H A L F T I I K U C i O F T O HU U.SKD A N D C.VI’E N D E D
K U C trr. . CONST I U V T
AND
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h o h f i t a 'l
I f f T H E C I T Y . O F HAN F t O i l I, F L O I t l D A ,"
iTo
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t v in iit i : a h , mild u rd ln atu -e pro
Ifle*- f o r a n h i i i i i td .bo n d * by the.
H t y - .n f i b n f u t i ) , F l o r i d a
In
the
ittn n f T w o H u n d r e d
und
F ifty
dTioiatnl indlurw, t h n -i t r o y e e d n d c I , i l b of mitd b o n d *
rd In liLT lxrcKcU.mk -:m ;,v
t;; •ill.f.d lbtvtpK m u ni
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n .id ■adilrfr* r f - M n y 4 lp n l-'p u rp o »e , b o l t l l l
rt'i-v, r o n i i t r u c l . mid e n u lp a
i
' nyiiknL tif’D iteo l' 25'
|v/uy,.v'fH>>ay» f.hc v.n« on- 2]
lilv. ui.qur.intwf w ith, tho _
Ido--.!
H
-hundhcrrMers on the t^riul
U'o hit j-lrii;: ithd John No^
bW ,
sayn th at last
tj 1>1 rJ cd i‘1’., the cra«lt if
* r i.
r u.itl .of persoha
fo u n d
n
g
m
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0
or
a 'j
three
O .D '-*.
ju iiie n U
av-
h
mllac iSdM
Fdi Christinas
if! n f
thr
V n iry an l
color,, a opw ereatirm of th«
nc Coinputty. I t 'Is upholin pluih. Other equipment
,e Ih ths new disc wheels, he
Your
Newi Year
Groceries
1_* - f
ij
H R O U G H
:> p o l i v \
Super-Standards
.u - p « r i . i l i : n t i o n i h c ^ t o k i - s * o t d fir m
li;u* M ii'crcilcd in p ri‘ !r , un sonic \i t \ superior Or.iiiis of
vcpetiihlc seed. I h c M .i 'doh-c I o m .n o , s%liii li li.ts m .nlc sin li
n rem ark ab le success in 1 nui.l.i in the p.ist tu n years, is one
of I lie ''t o lc s ' Snpt r-'Mend.i i I-. M iruloln- h.is le e n tle\tlopeil
liy crossing the M .iru l n u ll (In- I o illusion l .io l'i. T h e n -ult
is ;i fur m o re vigorous inin.Ui> tli.m eith er nl the p.irrn ts: \
to m n to tli.it is resistant to the ravages ot Nail Head Rust ,o
well as beiny a .very hea\v p ro d u cer. M arylohc hrou^hi m il
lions o f dollars Into I; lori>la tliis past season. It literally saveil
th e situation, csheciallv in the f*n\t C o ast counties.
G ro w M arylpjie T o m a to this year from S to le s’ Seed. W c
have led in th e co m m e rcia l p ro d u ction o f M arylobe 'I om .tro,
o u r stocks hetny th e acknow levlyed favorite w herever nied
T h e n am e M arylohe was u n k n o w n as late a* 1 4 ’ .f. In three
short years it has b eco m e th e m ost im p ortan t tom ato in the
state, brinuiny m illions ol do llars in to Florid a this past season.
T h e strong, vigorous vines o f M ary lo b c p roduce a larger proportion o f th e 1 4 4 UYnde and w ill co n tin u e to pick longer than
any o th e r to m a to w e k n ow of. Y o u tak e no chances on loss
from N a il'H e a d R u s t by'planti'nR Stokes* M arglobc,
T h is is n o t th e year to tak e ch a n ce s. P lay it safe! Plant the
stock that m ad e good last season !
Semi fo r our 1 9 2 7 C atalog
FRANCIS C. STOKES & CO.
K
VEGETABLE SEEDS
S a n fo r d , Pin.
Philadelphia, Pa.
k :. Headquarters for Margfobc Tomato
t
K JIOUBI
tin* t t t i liiili* ■ *. y n i m r i i T
W I T N E S S the b a n d * n f j T u n H U t l
t . V K I : ne .Maroi of th e ' C i t y
of
Florl
1
I nblleh Dc
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' i l y 'i ’ V -' ■Vi*
n,
writes a Jacksonville,
Florida, woman
day in. day yut;iyt-!»r in, year out.
That’s what you are sure of when you
buy a long-chimney Perfection Stove.
Small wonder, then, that many thou
sands of Florida women insist on
always having a Perfection Stove in
their lv ichens.
7 *,
L^5V
One o f Stokes'
K
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Ample Cooking Capacity
f f
FourlCUT u
M. O. CHAHI
•—
I j \ I l C I l ^ T C O O K IN G SK U V IC li,
.
FOItllKRT L
As M n y ijr t if I jiq •(«
ford . F l o r i d a . ■
u ,„l . i . U . i t to !..■ b o l d . Bllrtll 1-*! h e ld
A* t h r e i t y t :u n n
o n l I 'l i l l d l i r l i d l>» t l l f a u n i f Hl#tllli'r
I III! C IO - Of KlUlfu
■it•e r r l b m l by t i t - o r d l n . i u c f « j m l « K , t l .
l i i . i r l b r o f tin- C i t y o f H a n f o r d . M e - A T T E S T :
rld.i a n d i b e pulIHltf'
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J( , . H n
l l o C i t y Corn id leal oil a r e r n m n
.it
of
“I h a v e u sed a th ree b u rn er
P e r fe c tio n OH S t o v e f o r 12
r e a r s . I h a v e c o o k e d o c c a s io n .illy on o t h e r s t o v e s , b u t to m e
th e P e r f e c t i o n is th e n i c e s t to
co o l: on a n d th e e a s i e s t to k e e p
t le a n . M y n e x t* $ to v e w i l l be a
fa u r- b u rn e r P e r fe c tio n . ”
id machlnt- was driven t > Snn
: from - "Jitckannvillc by Mr.
e (n time for Christmas ami
Id i o bo one of tin- finest built
IhVri ever turned nut by (be
T
t h r C ity o f N o n tim l. F t
tin* c o r p p r u l e * v n l o r ,t
F l o r i d a , tin Ufi
.
.
t i e r olt iJV t'im o rt', X l>.
We Suggest
sters
Plum
( ’ranlicrry Sauce
Pates
Nuts
Chrutiinus
n, according to I,. I,. White,
ilent ftf the company. Mayor
at
purchr.Mi! llop
Eltristmaa irift for A * Ijtkc
ifa e to Mr. White,
hill
AND F I F T Y '
l o u J k l t t t KOU M IJN IC
Groceries—the elenn, fresh nnd pure kind that will
mnlce your New Year’s and all other meals delicious.
You will find that our prices are moderate, too.
tif W ? nutffst mmlcls of the r
ac line, n iirecial pc van pusr Actin ', WtiA mie of the w e *
/’,! fey lb-- ‘ Sunf jrd
CadiHuc
th r
o f F n f t f o r d . F l o r i d i * . \ir|lnir a t
nit
••lection c a l l e d a n d hold f o r
tlm t;
11UN- i.-o-a i.y u it. PHILIP,
WAND
f i llr
m ’ i'ii
■KJymi M T I I K F l t D C f i l C D l . . ---------------F ltO ll T H E 8 / L E T I I K U E O F TO
m : f m i T iV a n d e x p e n d e d
to
F i t F C T CONMTItC OT AND E t i l J I I
I U F N irn -A L h o s p i t a l in t h e
c ir V OF
MAN F O l t I >. F L l l l U D V
a n d A II.U N H T IIO N D K ”
;
li,. m ild e l e c t i o n h e r e b y o r d e r ' d
i)R K .
■i m r p u t e :
TH K U N FO ItF,
1,
F C im iK H T ’ /• s~
I . A K f t .18 Mat or o f t h e
C ity
of ^ %
H anford . F l o r i d * , un d e r a n d by v l r - .
tire o f t h e a t l t b o r U ) .In m o veatod ,
/
l i f the o r d i n a n c e * or thr. C ity
or
I
Ttanfnrd. F l o r i d a , and we. F O I l l l L S T .
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I .A K K , M. O. O i l AMD a n d
H
F .j
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OROtP.
n iit,r r ,n tish h o r , m y * he g.
d. 1 i-n i.iy.jitii:ir c r carry- g
[rl.'i to the- hmm* curlier.
;;
nny ibirin.T
! hr |,rill I n m i C i t y o f
Sawrur.l,
I r.er a n n u m . Inlereirt iw y a b ln o n lll e ; F l o t i l l a , on t h e 1*tH d ay o f J a n u a r y ,
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determine
the
U«e*I ( i i s i i b o e o f d a n t i a r i nnd J u l y , e a l d
n i, rf t yr y
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a r * e f t e r tloti b y m i d o f K t l t m «h rf*
bo
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th p r i n c i p a l,
mid l<» bo bold, w h e t h e r «ald O rd liia iic e t a i n D nU nn tic e o r t h e CUT Of «m tI i b t l e . b f tee umtier, b
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. T in ; i mtv o f
man Ft m u ,
ii;;mo lie)' <if tlm U n l t r d S t i i l e * or - O n e r - w b o t h e r
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AND
FIFT Y
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U I l K U K A H . p r i o r l o t l i r l» *u a n < -e ;
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f o r th e p u rjH n e in n o i . i w : s F o i l ’ M UNlt M‘ M . I t Hof
lidmln. u ini »■? I hi’ L ' l i a r i i ' r uf
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p ro v id e d and
am - FOMFS TIIK rltOCKKDM IlKln\ Kb
I tie Clt» of P u ltfo iil, F l o r i d a t l i e . . .
fFHUAi T i l l : MALI: t m c u l d f
t«
mild o r d l i m n e e pi ou iminic r a i d t s * i
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eiie o f iirinde f o r Hie m iiiitn lf m l 'l»ur- ,
, V* , ,
M Mknlord. F l o r i d a , i K l U h 'l C o S H T H C C T AND KQ I I P
pom- nfu rcru tld . m u n i li« n p u r o t u d
.
iHT L A k l i
K
o J a U t M i l F A L IIUHIMTAI. IN U l b
tiy ti, t n i i j o r l t ) V o t e o f i l i a e l e c t o r ^ I J . . . . o . . '
F . llO U M H O L D E K . C IT \ •>F
MANKDftD.
FL O H ID A .
Of t li e C i t y Of H a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . »Vllo|
j , lt, (
roiaelon o f t h e C i t y |and lA'II IIO N I*8 ,"
l i r e iiu M lIf lrd To t o t e ,t« e l m * n l*V i ,, f S a n f i
Ida. do l U r o b y u p - 1 -‘A i . a INHT t h e u p p r o u i l of
that
t h e n-k 'I nt r a i l oil b n n k a ( f t h e C l t '
, ..
i (.*■ U S ' p e r c e n t . ) [ e e r i a h i u r d lm u tcir of the t h y of
1:
•nv', n u M > K H . t K8 t t , i n . i
F L O - ■'ft t i t * <’ l t y -if Mu|>turn, 1
Perfections are sturdily built, with
roomy cooking 3jrface. F.ach burner
is independently operated and capable
of every range of heat, from simmer
ing to frying.
li
W
j Vr'° s h
n '"'A r
V , > ‘.
Utensils stay clean and unstained for
every drop of oil is completely burned
in the long chimneys before the heat
reaches the cooking. Perfections are
operated at reasonable cost, as they
burn kerosene, the cheap, safe fuel.
Ask fo r Demonstration
It will puy you lo have your dealer
demonstrate the Perfection. There is
a model for every home, ranging in
size from the one-burner camp-sfove
to our finest five-burner range with
built-in oven. Prices from *7.00 to *125.
I HHKBCTIUN S I t JVM L o . • Attmmtm MrmmcJk^i ComrtimmJ duhrwf
Phone 53
Oil Stoves & Heaters
W a r NI NO 1 U »* only Jen n ies Perfection w ick, on Perfection S to re*.
XS$T e r * t lm m t t d w ith r t i I t i e u t l t . O ther* w ill c a m e trouble.
[Perfection Heaters finvide Quick warmth at
minimum cost. Prices
from *6.25 to U4.2S.
: On IleHirabla BU®
and Residentinl rt°l
%
,
-
PRO M Fr
sk rv f
^r7y,fm
T
�Christmas Cfaxy: Cla.
ofcj th? Intermediate K
P.- VlUHejf:'.*::
*
, i.eli-etlfui “f a
„
Christmas carol, *cl
Mr. and Mrs. P W. Huuhiu.nn
Literary Club coni
f nV theirguests for the holiday*
««»> properly
| Christmas season jn Lake
Ttln 1Uglut ration ilouSt of til*
» »
a a s*, d 3 » i ;
u> Nlta llulchin.on „f J . . W
*'-*< "• .
£ tS
r vBS one o f the-gayest and Grade .speakers. Miss
Ih: nm» tli* Mat* Is herein;author' f ' v <>' Hssfo-I. ftorw., Wit, *“*
*V!'
however, ihal iwfor- <>ptn U o m la y , Dfcermttrr JOto, i » j *
interesting ever passed In Hie Elmore Lloyd; Ro\
"» "H'1 Mr.
MM. Gordon
.
*«W burn)* shall l>c iMutd. th|u OrtiltianCe
shall
i>
e first uptiroVtMt uv
0 c outstanding events of the
land Lake had
U
tnalorlt
M S h ttU r a l
” —
*—t»V vul* of the rVciora „f ■M tii* cu r Hal).
'being tj»e Community ChristI
Christmas
the Oily *i t tfanfont. Klerldo, sctu.it■
r
^
K
t
'
■
^
;
k. yinupti.
ly
imrtiel
uec ot the new Community
1'ablMi THt. sum
•„ " "and
P l Ut.....
g i *" »<» rirrllun
to he
{Mrs. R. s. mi
rblletl
Dunn, Thetnu
IW-ht...
.M such .....„
lime L,.W
«|ul i« tmh. daHyCt'!.yi!:*^ *U,,Moflt,rr,c"*
^ attended by* the largest terfield, •Helen
burg.
lb*
fllSlinrr
a*
la
prc«rrilx-d
by
Du.
jring ever assembled together Lowe, Dorothea Wyman, Ells
ot
icharter
harier ami onlfnam-rxurtilnaiirt-w- q
V 1the City
Itev. and M
of Haufor.i.
r lornta.
tW or.* r«orl<U,
g town untieri one roor, csti- Banners, Alice Saunders, Edith children, Mr. ti
o'1' |of the Longwood Bible Conference,i
aifOTfON
«. Tit*t
laid bi.iul*
s i i & w
SHCTfON *.
That salt)
Immis
dat nearly COO; the’ Christmd* Butterfield. Blanche White, Chris- ond Mr. nod
ahull )>• of lb*
Hi* ilciuimlDSlInn
i]cm>mlD*tloh of Duo
t)|io
jbsll
i
' V ' M: l,cVctU-- Mr. and trvB.!
|
Thousand
Dollars
each.
bearing
inVlIttllNfA
tine
Cole,
Lois
Ferguson,
Marline
D. Hamming formerly from Gulli
it the Mcthodiat Church tin
formed n ccngc
DAD Ol
,h#
m'« and Ohe(£jay cveniftg. Slid i the wicred Lloyd, Fonda Dobson, Clara Ste C h r i s t m a s a t II
l.akc, Mich., who arc in Longwood;
balf .T)tr cm turn 'per annum, tntervens,
Katherine
Cochran.
c*t
payable
semi-annually,
on
itm
„ o n S U ^ ie ^ lU r f { > k the
to construct the missionary cot-t
first day* of January and' July;
Mbs Rosaliigonity' building pfewitteM by JTnbleau, “The Christ Child,”
Ben- tuge donated by the Guli Luke V,K r i , v {
u.v Tit H PKOn.K aa|i) turn- of bonds in mature thirty
son
Springs
sp.
fiT?*11 “DBr.-dal* of the InuiiiiT
j*n of the Community Church Seventh and Eighth Grndes.
withjjhble Conference, Mr. nnd ‘ Mr*.
KWitlSiM: * rV ° K ^
|brr«of; both lh* principal.and In_____
Song, "Joy to the World,55 audi her aunt, Mrs.
(trge audience. Following tho
James Parrish, Mr. anti Mra. Rotarest of Raid bonds ta be payable
sKn'ION
t
Thai
thh'Clty
Ctm
|ence.
Mr, and Mrs H, I). Durant and ilwrt Ayer, John Entmlngcr.
r " :r "• ihrDItr.of-Hanford.-FH- at atuna bank In the City of New
a cvrninc.fepgwm. Dr. E, J .
Mr. ami Mrs
' r " ’’ J« rspedisni and to ths Yura. Hints of New York. In lawful
Benediction, Dr. Robert Black.
of the Lonf^O TW blc Connianfy Of the Unllrd Nlatca of AmirJohn .PdcVHam, 80 year’ old citiChristmas
S
at
Vf*I -*•!<} bends shall ba signed hy
Presentation
of
gifts
;by
Santa
tg and Missionary Home, il=cn*^f Luke'Mary, designed and
?* Ih« CHy of Sanford
itcd with colored BlUleo the f aua, followed by a general social spending dhri
UnHda. and by the; Clerk of th*
n cnnutTufteil, a*; drinking fbuntafri,
were
Mr;
and
hhur.
General
committee,
W.
G.
city4'or Hanford, Florida, nnd, shall
ual side of the work to bo
, ’f which hhs tieeri placed in front jbjj | « J f . ' k
fir- i s ' . x . t s have afflsrd tlteretu the official
FVrguton, Frank Evans, H. D. Mr. and Mrs. Singletary, Georg
nuailrlpnl purp.»Se^tii.»-Hr
ll1'
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
build
and Oliver Dantiler, Tennessee.
in rrrrt. construe' and equip a
t Methodist Christmas' tree Durant, Donald Anderson, John •Mr. and Ms. John Swanson we ing, where passing motorists nnd
Peckhgm.'
Gifts,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
h
! 11r\,a A
,*.Inrlda.
’u 11“i ln th® city' of
K.V
ti-f.-rit.
tonducitd bn-Thursday evet W 'r / . i , w r •sx&sf*?
ro
others
may
have
an
opportunity^.1
gliesta of Mr. and Mrs. N. H Urn
KVank
Evans.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leon
. Thut '* *» th* detar,'and the church was most nt- Pickering.
1
1
1
tii
ink
of
the
pure
water
found
|n
|
\
dock for the holidays, motoring <
!h., ,o of " ‘J* *-l*v 'Commission
ft* with a decorated Christ11 .
(Continued op page d)
, Ln?. ' i l *“m ,,x T,vo Hundred am)
w.nl Vr;, - I s hM* . ‘*v'«d uP°a «na
fyom
fo
rt.
Fierce.
L. ? y Thousand Dollars will be reThe aacred Concert on Sunday
tree on each side of the plat
V
.V
r
provide
(I
fund
aufflclem
Mr.
and
Mrs.
,
band huge red and tinsel stars evening, under the direction of Christmas with Mr. Kemp’s moth
..nlrif.ii
r. i';hiisulial
font?*Cu.In
rt “"d
equipoftt Hanmuthe City
t o S y S F i S S H .'t e .K f l
|tsd. Bev. Orwick, who is tho Mrs. W. E. Cole, assisted by Mrs. cr nt I’alnthn.
forii
i
lurlda.
and
the-sum
of
Two
Sem ltlpt* O ouatr, F lo rid a, ou Moallui.dfrd and Fifty Thuusand DolJag oltcrnato minister at the W. G. Ferguson) Mrs. Donald An
ln.- to be derived from the sale of
Miss Corn Hill nnd Albert Cun
Sodi*t Church was present) derson, Mrs. Elmer Hybtlainc, ilr*.
Ih. bonds proposed h>- this Old!Iiatio- lo be Issued. Is hereby approCut Prices
a good representation from his Norman Pickering, was most jm- nlnghapi of Winter I’nrk spent
prijied esrluslvel) f,,r said pur*»*»-, P‘r « . °* Pare«ls It land Situr churches at Maitland . arid iressivc. “The Light on Syrian Christmas with Mr. nnd Mrs. Lew
p«Re.
That u bnntl ItitiA Florida. No, t f l , e n title d : „ •
icirr, also visitors from UpThp program opened with
•AN (UlDINANOK
IMlOVtDINC
FTlfl AN 1HHUK OA' BONDB
D1
1113 Sanford
Bg by the congregation and
T U B P IT Y O F SA N FO nD ,- F IX )
sued as fallows:
JUDA. IN TH K HUM O F TWO HUN
tov. James Thompson, followed 5
JHtRD ANI1 F I F T Y THOUSANC
citation, "A Welcome,** Billy
DOLDAUH
FO P MUNICIPAL 1‘l i n
iy singing of the hymn, ”0 Come, S
K JH B a TH R PllOCHBIW 11KR1VK1
•
■
v,
AH Ye Faithful.” Costumes ns in ;■
ristmas , 'drill, Primary and ^!ble times. Conducted by Com- 3
t departments.
munity Church.
S
ipture reading, A-.O, Stevens, { Scene I. A Rond Outside of Beth- 5
dtatiom - “Lighted* Candles,’* Ifhem,
a
Mitsjfrtvc. ’
v ’
>
Family
conversing
by
roadside,
,5
iy«r, Rev, Orwick.
itatlon, “Christmas in the Miss' Margaret Sprout, mother; J
Edward Zimmerman, fulhor; M ary's
Dunn nnd Raymond Anderson,
E SK S.JJtSak-A.'js
children.
F IF T Y TIKHTHAND DODDAIUI FD R
MONICII'At. FUHPOHBH, T U B P n o C1HKU8
DHHIVBD
FROM TH K
HAl.t: T IIB IIK O F TO IlK UHRD
. AND KXPHNDHD OT KRBCT, CO.N.
IK T ItlU rr AND E Q U IP A .U U N IC f.
|I*AI. HOMMTAD IN T H E CITY OF
i N»A*N F O R I i ,
FLORIDA,
and
AOA1NHT HONDH,”
i5
Carol, ‘‘Away In a Monger,” £
Sunday School.
’
Scene II. A Field Ncnr Methte-'*
hem.
^
Shepherds. Gordon Cole, Franris ' ■
Tullcy, Melvin Dunn.
J
Recitation, "Good Tidings o f 1a
Great Joy,” I^srraine Campbell.
*
Vocnl
res|>onse.
"Glory
to
God J
citation, Myrtle Brnddock.
in the Highest,” Mrs James M 3
ino?0g, ”A- Christman Song."
Thompson. Mrs. Norman I’ieker J
[e Em go, Anna Jon*3.
ritution, "The Story Santa
I Told/1 Ester Ericson.
{miV-Audlence.----- - ,
citation, "Gates and Doors,”
i Smith. ,
cal duet, Eileen Farinn, Anna
aceordian accompnnimrnt,
Inbo Farina.
hem,” Sunday School.
fellatio^ “Christmns,” Irene
Scene IV. The Nativity.
citation, “ White
fitars ol
stmas Shine,” Eileen Farina
mg, “SUar o f the East,” Bertlui
ri'^itw ie Stevens. ’
tcStation,llesbah touchstone
(■citation, Sam Cochran. "
ymn, niidicnco,
fading, .“Legend of n Christ
Ro$e/’ Bertha Travis.
antomimd,-"£liiBnt Night,” Pau
’ouchstone.
1 Smith,- Ohthcririp' Cochran,
le Durluiin, litene' Stevens, Mary
ref Mm, Woodman“ »oloist.
h-arlbutlon of gifts by Santa
Mary, Eudnrn Ferguson; Joseph,
Norman
Pickering: The Babe.
J limes Booth Thompson.
Carol, "Holy Night," Sunday
School.
i Adoration of the Mngi: Wise
Men, Charles Whitaker, Donald
‘Anderson, Elliot Wilson.
Adoration solo, “Whose Child Is
This,” Mrs. James Thompson?
Childhood
’J M v k ,i)u rre of, Roanoke V*., Is,
expected’ to arrive in Lake M a c
Wednesday to visjt his brother.
Messrs. Pupro and Carrington,
accompanied by Frank Leslie V *
Wife, tt-jde up a party speeding
Wl. "DW
---. _#
jl
Miss Muffet, Ja n tl tittle.
Jack Horner, Billy Evans, as their guests last week, Mr. and
and Jill, Mhky Steven?. Mis. Gus Sylvan
Joseph. Sylvon end, Mrs. Burgeof Detroit,
At a meeting of the congrega
Bo Peep. Myrtle Braddock.
tion following the mr io*n« m c c
‘
' ♦1
STARKE—New filling station
being erected, tim er Madison and
Walnut Streets.
w ith 1 lb.
CRISCO
Adoration, Christine
use, Marguerite refreshments
^*x' ~ White.
mm
Place Your Order Now
Cole. •
Scene V. On a Syrinn Hilistde.
Moslem Muezzin, Ed. L. Zimmer
man; Moslem women, Margaret
Sprout, Corn Ring, Alma Ring. Ma,
bel Ferguson, Mary Dunn. Beatrice
enediction, Re' Orwick.
Grenleuf.
'halrmau of program, Mrs. N
Carol, “Bring Them In." Sunday
Braddock.
School.
Sentences
by
loader,
Rev.
. _
.
n Friday
evening,
the!•«. new Thompson.
Response by Moslem women.
tmuriity building waa ’the-acene
Carol, "Joy to tho World,” Sun
1 moaL enjoyable occasion, the
imunity Christmas tree, when day School.
Missionary talk, by Dr. E. J.
tlicaily everyone in town gath1 with ideal Christmas spirit, Pace of Ijongwood Bible Confer
little fellow whose mother was ence and Missionary School. Dr.
i, and whose father could not Puce is cartoonist for the Sunday
ago a Christmas tree; the boy School Times, formerly missionary
»t parent*, eould not afford a to the Philippines and fur a num
1, and t^io* boy whose parents ber of years director of the mis
d give him tn*urythingr each sionary course of the Moody Ribltfl
his chare in the progrtyn, tho Institute of Chicago, III. .He is 9
ment, puted to be the world’s greatest
i* opportunity for ci
Ihc iilme consideration from Bible cartoonist. Dr. Pace will ad
Ita Claus. C. H. Ellis, president dress the people of Lake . Mary
unber of Commerce, was master ilgalp on Wednesday ^evening at the
Commupity Chamber of Commerce
ieff monies.
1
W hall wras beautiful in decora- building, on the Country Club road.
I of red npd green, with a Mcr- ■ Friends of W. J . Hopkins, Jr.,
|hristipns! . iijid Happy Ndtv who was called to his home ln
Tennessee on Sunday by ii tele
^garland
his
■ tree wa* . ’*JVC(BwRfr^Piihu-<I, gram informing, him of
,n)other’§
illness,
will
regret
to
hear
B^a •huge ei*ctfie'»«jUk^/iti^
■ the work, of Leon Q. ipickef- of her death on Monday, and sym-j
■ The program, under the di- pathizo with him in this bereave-j
ftn of the— Parent-Teaehers’ mcnt.,_.»____ L i-----------------T~
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. E. Wester spent
■Nation, showed much work on
H B t of fhe committee, and the Christmas Day at Pierson, where
K .m
well trained. This Ilergep Wester ployed the violin
Pram, In charge of Miss Lucille part in the services at tho Luth*r-t
P?U, Mis* Fanny Bella Priest an Church on Christmas morning.
R. D/ White.'was surprisod by at
r Clarence Priest, was a* folnumber of friends who gathered at 1
pt:
K , “AH Hail tire Power of his home on Christmas Day to ^
congratulate him .on thp flftlothk
N«‘ Name,” audience. anniversary of his birth,; ^hichji
|»VZrr>Rev- James Thompson.
K i n . “Mother Goose’s Visit was t*.,i Dec. 22. Among those f>re-, j
font w m kU ta incijthew, FroricL
hSant.-) Cluiw.”
Janes, from Scranton, Pa,, Miss J
Betty Janes,’ Mlsi Leitha White, Ij
; u .P K kh.n>.
m p
p
Fisher, Fonda
irge Powloy, Er-
New Years
HUCTION J. Thai Ibis OWllnnnea
■linll brrom* rffoiivu Immediately
upon Its nassiiKe anil nitnmlnn!
All our felt hnta have
‘Kkr* f-
been reduced to soli at
these low prices for *
Velvets, veloura and
silks will be sold re
gardless of Value, forjn*Uy
, j
110 Magnolia Avei
• *
. v ^ jri 'j
'
On Entire Stock
ATCHES
�_ fcon.l C lass
M atter.
191 *. a t th*i.PortoM ice
l'lo rld n . under Act o t
IT!
|'-AT-
—
y ~ JO X E K , S a u i t a f E d i t o r
IW M IU M IO X
H A TK d l
/
Y * * r —IT 0#J Six MenttifclMO.
-------- Id c u r I,y C a r r i e r ,
war
.
W a a k ly E d itio n t i n t
‘'T V
All
o t ic e i
obituary
c a rd * o f chank *. reso lu tio n *
Ice* o ( en tertain m en ts w hore
•ro nuvlo will beet
t a r a d v e rtisin g
rate*.
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4
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tris^rraiE
B K It f f A S S O r l A l
6 t l x t « r i u * K V h
'
{■•publication of apectst
herein *r« alao reserved.
DAYj DBC. 30, 1826
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a t w h ite w a r*
p e e l, t e a a l *
c o u r t* .
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b u ild in g
p r« .
■|OU*e*. h o te l* , a p a r t ,
it h e a v e * .
C o m m Im U o o f fiv e m e m -
"
,
>u # f b o u l e v a r d
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if * lty h e a a tlC le a « ? ' *eh o ol * r * t r m
^ _ r « T U I t » fo r ta e re a a e d
'-----------------BIBLE (VERSE FOR TODAY
fill. -
—
IE SOUL—"Now set
and, your »oul to seek
><&6rd your God,” 1 .Chron.
fER-r-0 Lord my God, in
i do I put my trust.
j£f.£Rrt----- o-------L tosai»-wORDH
|the corpse
rcS B?iij
lily Bright;
>*,
J l a j a s l remark was
“jfou're mighty right,'*
—Sanford Herald.
this^arii of ashes
. A>e kept by hi* wld,
1 n f t r to tho boob who
ii'*’St«p on it, kid"
‘.i, In Florida Timca-Union.
,, here lies
Then-pecked Bones Fetter,
ltft..W.ift’a first pies,
other’s were better."
. B,| in Hendry Co. New *.
' ;v — ;«■ - .
rest* In peace
‘J YWillio Fane;
kbqalttd, “Watch me;
j boat that train.”
3^8,’T„ In Dado City Banner.
llxf5
. l e y Bay that the mu....„ ~ -.
„ out of fashion. The explsnatie
people are living so fast they don’t have time to bother with
inquiries into \vhat should constitute their “I Wiir
Won't” in a new year.
Another explanation is that people nre more honest with
themselves than they used to be. In other words, they know
that most Of the brave words they used .to say, making ready
for a year of better living, turned out to be nothing But
words. They see that it is not only foolish but (downright
harmful to make solemn resolves which they know they are
not going to carry out.
But even if people do not make New Year’s resolutions
most of us know of resolutions that would be very valuable
for us to adopt and live up to. M o s t of jja^know that wd
have habits that are harmful, bad habits indenting, for ir«stance, that are injuring our health. Most of us have bad
habits of thought, too, that nre more deadly to our health
t hun 5a -poison-carrying food.
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We all know that. We all know that the anger-habit,
fori instance, is a destroyer of mind and body. We all know
that unkind thoughts, jealous thoughts, vicious thoughts
of any kind are virulent poison.
/v
£ Billy- liclasco,
:the words:
I you so."
-Wont
Wonderland Developer.
A Dr. Work Who Work*.
He Patient With Static.
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BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
—
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SECRETARY KELLOGG assure*
Sc iintor Borah thjut in Nicaragua,
wo arc not taking sides with the
established ahnky government, or
with the victorious rebels. Our
forces arc only protecting Ameri
can life and property.
v
No one quoationa Secretary Kellogg’B absolute Sincerity, and hi*
statement is reassuring.
On tho. Other hand Senator Borah
say*. "The rcvolutipn, in Nicaragua
wiu) inspired and i* directed by
eight or ten persona here, who are
not even Nicarnguans,”
IT IS PERHAPS none of the
American people'* business, but
they-would like to know who it ia
that pulls strings in a neighbor
ing republic, making it necessary
to send our forces there,
* ;
We would not let Nicaragua land
forces here. Why bully a small
neighbor? We don’t land forced
in Russia, you'll notice.
Tf New Year’s resolutions could be powerful enough to
make us get rid of our bad habits—Weil, likely as not we
would not adopt them! We rnuat enjoy our bad habits or
we would not assist them to grow. We must enjoy the
breaking down of our minds and our bodily strength or we MUSSOLINI SAYS. ’ shall
would not continue to do the things that cause such break make no new province* until 1023.
ing. We must enjoy ill-health or we would not invite it to Then I will reward those region*
laborious,
come and live with us.
'
I which
.. , .. show
. themselves
.
....
So probably the whole solution of what makes success-1 ‘Three wonderful words for a naful New Year resolutions is to be found in the extent to Hon that wisho* to domlnato in old
which the "Resolves" would bo enjoyed by their makers. “I Roman fashion, laborious, disci
prolific,
will smoke not less than five cigars or ten cigarettes every plined,
l.aliorious, you produce results;
day
of hatred and iliuciplined, you obey without ques.- in 1927." "I will harber my
- thoughts
play with them in my secret heart until I write their records; tion orders of n mind better than
on my fnce." “I will rat anything and everything that yours; prolific, you provide chil
to work after you have work
strikes my fancy." "I will get hold of nil the money I can in dren
ed yourself to death.
every slick way I can.”
What a list of casy-to-keep resolutions most people THREE BETTER words, for
could make, if instead of trying to live better, healthier, more America, were chosen by n former
useful lives, they would choose tho rules by which they arc president of the Santa Fc, Mr. Ripioy, "organize, deputize, super
ulrcady running their days.
vise.”
But, in the supposition, that m ost o f us have beautiful
moments when we find ourselves in the mood for the better AS FOR BEING prolific, Musso
things, moods in which we find ourselveft fervently longing lini would know more about that
for strength of soul great enough to make and keep great if lie were an Italian woman, in
resolutions, in that supposition, we are leaving this with stead of an Itnliun dictator, and
hud n few children on his own ucone of the ideal New Year resolutions, whose author is not cou
nt.
known. Perhaps you can take it to y o u rself th e fir s t day
of 1927 and say;
DR. WORK, S E C R E T A R Y o f the
I R esolve:
T o cre a te happiness in m yself and o th ers.
I will keep a strong body for tin* work I have to
d o ; a loving heart for th ose about m e; a d e a r mind
fo r all tru th , w hose recognition b rings freedom , a
poised, unconquerable soul for the ideal whose
cham pion 1 declare m yself.
And I will possess a faith m ighty enough to
ro u t a n x ie ty , ride over d ifficu lty, challenge hard
sh ip , sm ile th rough g rief, deny failu re, see only v ic
to ry , looking to th e end; by which hopeful assu r
ance now attu ned, I am at peace w ith m yself, th e
w orld, and th e In fin ite .
J
Him dead,
tutfeWM
. If He Were A Woman.
Foolishly Inadequate Punishment
LOOKING A HEAD
MIAMI NEWS
Deapite
increasing
spot tines* down to fluctuations growing out
mui the inability of some sections .of supply and demand— except ns
to maintain the pace previously the level itself is changed by sh ifts
set, the year lP2ti is closing with in the gold supply or the ratio of
interior, says of the HI27 nutiook, the average of business
activity hank credit volume to thnt supply,
■'There is not n single distress sign still fuvorald) high. Twenty thou"E v e r y now and then,” says Mr.
■•n i he whole economic horizon."
|sand business executives, reprr
Shaw, ” m business and in other
S e cre ta ry Work doesn’t sit itt his
' seating every section of the coun
desk, guessing,
lie travels
over t r y . who make up "T h e Council on I directions, it pays to take ‘time out’
the country constantly, studying the Trend of Business." believe that to study the lay o f the land. P e r
haps in business the year-end is a
opportunities for national im prove
whenever On- pendulum -wings too
particularly good time for such a
ment.
He knows conditions, and
fa r business men are
rpiiek to
looking about. Might not those of
his opinion is important and en
start it back toward normal and
us who do mi add something along
couruging
that the reaction has already set
the lines of this to our New Y ear
t n. From many quarters have come
S E C R E T A R Y WORK IS much report*, of more careful work in resolution? ‘ Resolved, to first know
in every detail and
interested in u must
important market analysis, of efforts to sub my market
g a th e r in g uf which the
general stitute wall-planned sales develop from every angle, and thus d irect
public knows nothing
It is the ment for snles-getting at any cost. ed to put the profitable attain m en t
of the greatest possible volume in
Pan Pacific ennference to he held
The present outlook n; not for
its richest parts ahead of the getnt Honolulu in February. Twentyforced liquidation, growing out of
l he largest volume at-uny-cost pol
five nations have accepted m vita
ill sharp contraction of hunk cn-dicy, doing so as a logical result of
t ions to attend
the
conference
its. A- W..hhaw. who gathered the
|considering prices and margins, us
which will ilisi uhh education, re
|opiniun**of the 20,000 buxines* men
ns 'sftlea
habilitation. reclamation. and re- ir e fe rix d to above, asserts thnt, ns ' well as
‘sale* totals.
total*. "
creation
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p mkgtcr ofjfn et^ there are many
American has had a tremendous
indications- in iho-aindcrlyidg Trend market jo exploit. She has driven
HE
PA TIE N T
W ITH
s l a f k . th a t Ta new price-level dependent mass production to unprecedented
when it interferes with jazz mU*ic on tlw supply of gold has been e s j lengths.
Pries margins in many
or prize fight news coming swtfct tablished, ami th a t it will he nf * fields have become thill. But the
ly over y'out radio. P ro fesso r Pu- fectefl by change in the gold sup- |future is bright for those who keep
pin of Columbia college snys static ply
changes in the relationship tconstantly jack in g up sales quotas
and "fa d in g ." enemies of radio en betwf n gold stocks and the vnl- and who will in IK27 bend every
thusiasts, really indicate that other ume if hank eri-elit
If tills is the I ounce of energy towar d eclipsing
planets are trying to talk to us
changes will
simmer old sales records.
They send powerful m essages that
in terfere with our feeble radio, and
Pu pi ii think* iv •• -hull understand
By John Hluki
those messages wj Ujiu twenty five
“ D rivin g while drunk $ 1 0 4 .Sf»" “ D riving while drunk
$ 1 8 0 ." "D riv in g while drunk, forfeited $ 1 5 0 ,”
T h r e e amall item s in a list of eleven cases before a mu
X>lt* as if an organized gnng
at work in Snnford.
nicipal judge iti Miami.
And item s of th a t kind are found in new spapers pub
cn. again perhaps sonn lished in o th e r Florida towns.
-playing the races too
Instead o f sending men to long term s in ja il, in stead of
=*$
takin g away the privilege of operating an autom obile upon
a that wc started alm ost the streets and highw ays, th e courts of Flo rid a impose a
to make Sanford "the saf- few fines or collect estreated bonds, and send th e crim in als
iri"
back to th e ir murder road.
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E v e r y man driving an autom obile while drunk is a |h>smber this; you may get u
lit- endangers t h e sa fety and the l i v e s 'years
, row seat with a balcony tick- tential m u rd erer
it won't be in the orchestra. of every oth er trav eler on th e rout!. He is absolutely u nac
OUR AGE L I S T E N S in d ifferen t
countable, except as he is accountable to h im self for tak in g
im, flood* in Tennessee arc
ly to thnt news, hut no man can
the
drink
th
a
t
is
to
befuddle
his
brain
and
send
the
control
uting tho governor of Tennessee
e x a g g e ra te its importance.
- J that perhaps hi* own stale of his cu r into tin* jxnver of the dem ons th at have taken
If planets millions of years older
possession of his mind.
Hdt above reproach.
t h a n ,o u r earth could tell us what
---------- o---------"D riv in g while drunk $184.85." T h e money f<u- the fine they know, our science might jump
ident Coolldgc snys the
is
provided
at the expense o f the m an's fam ily. T he city ahead ns rapidly as a child adStates is fundamentally , ___ .
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,
vnnres in knowledge a f te r it has
Ju s tic e
i* s u P!k.s .‘<| to j l r J i r , l w l tl> tlllk ttll,f rPud.
), "Wonder if h«
speaking tre a su ry in accounted enriched.
dally or religiously.
nave been satisfied
And th e man goes buck to his booze
We light little bonfire-, heat
and his e a r for an o th er assault upon t h e w elfare of the pub- st*-nm. and tlu.s "h tain power
(pc ji* nationally known publication lie the c ity is supposed to protes t '
M,,r" miri'< tvn.h us to harness
to be n hard
the power of the un, and transmit
A m a n who drives a car while drunk should be punished energy without w.n *, which would
estato operators won't
t'fvrbrry about thnt. They’re used as d rastically as any would-he m urderer is punished. A man do away with engines or fuel on
w h o h as been convicted of driving a c a r while drunk should flying machines, and give us un
he forbidden from op eratin g an autom obile on any public limited power.
jhWa iiidn’t know that the jolly
bld'ipmtllemnn played golf, but tho road.
WISE MEN IN Milwaukee will
- O ------------------------•papers arc saying that on
devote three days to disscussing
' mu* day John D. Rockefeller
NEW YORK IS a hard-boiled town, Consider an inci high questions, including this,
Kunta C)*U8.
dent in a Broadway thentfer last Friday night. At the end "Can Christianity lie of any prac
tical use In changing existing con
lllsh are noted for "mud- of the performance of "The Pirates of Penzance" a member ditions?”
th," but-who wants to of the cast made a tittle speech saying thnt inasmuch as Sir
Christianity has been changing
i«M ; The
. fellow who Arthur Sullivan was the author of some famous hymns, and" existing conditions for about nine
is* tho i«-s -it was Christmas Eve, tho company would like to sing teen hundred years. There is no
why it should break down
g g y y n— °oB u •
the first verse of "Onward, Christian Soldiers." And there reason
now. To "Idve thy neighbor ns
f t * ' «^
''N**r>.York C ity o f ficialr. have upon, witli the audience standing, they gathered in a group thyself," trying to help him, in
Ltheatrical producers to use and sang the great hymn with all the earnestness and fervor stead of trying tb rob him. will
brush In cleaning up cf a camp meeting. Such a Godless old city!—New York always improve conditions if men
ow*. ;They don’t need Herald-Tribune.
mean it.
sing brush; they need a
OUR GOVERNMENT knows all
' that. But fncts mean Jess nt
W H E R E T H E Y CAME FROM
Washington than tho lobbying of
j"hl*- arrival in Texas folST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT
ship builders and manufacturers
nt* recent acquittal of
Tho Florida Key lime ho* been God-endowed atate that his grand of armor plate.
"conspiracy to defmud,
* contracted pneumonia extolled us among tho finest children's generation would think
THE JAPANESE emperor dead
Jeay of Tennessee grown, and many of tho lime trees them wild.” r
C lf» God V retribution.’ of this name have been found on
Thu sumo authority say* Dr. and embalmed, will Ho in state for
_. .
h ------------ ------the lower edge of tho ntatc on Perrine introduced the SIsel hemp 50 days.
Hie son, Hirohito, 25 years old,
of ours with whom wc tho mainland, tho territpry in into tho lower part of the state,
which they- grow being known os bringing soven plants of this fibre takes tho Mikado’s throne, no'
ays agree says:
the “wild lima belt,” tno supposi plant from Yucktan. From those dressed in the old strnngo clothes,
j ljttle bond lsaua, tion having been that .this papular plant* the Sinai hemp has spread but in tho fighting uniform of
nt you cryA?;
citrus fruit was indigenous ta that as far north aa Jupiter Inlet.
western soldiers. •
hospital
section.
' f e
eet pjrc and bye.
l sweet
Dr.
Perrine
was
-massacred
at
aFa»Iy^ ?.W?lt looms, however, that the “wild Indian Key in 1840 by the Indians,
Jpf01
Coiftt&blporary Comment
lurtla aeven men were re lime" w * b not wild at all, but was but the Pcrrino Grant still bears
sentenced to death for at- introduced Into this country" from his name and his descendants are
Visitor
(being
round caaW
.
_ shown
..
‘ a voung girl. Yet we coll Yucatan bv the late Dr. Henry enjoying the fruit* of his fore* tleJls-'‘Who
Js
tho
vict'm
in the
and uncivilized. In Ferrino, who brought from that thought
topturc chamber?" Host—“That
men. would havo land a handful of litne seed and
Much speculation has Keen in
the torture chamber—.that’s
lantedmm
them
onRwhat
in known os dulged in a* to just how the coco isn’t'
MH
_
arid convicted. They PU____
my
wife
having her beauty treatthe cnio and tho Perrine Grant below Miami:
nut happened to bo growing in mont."— Passing S’
This was the statement of Mrs. Florida, but old settlers In the
would‘ have
VV • * I M U I V t | V* *>*•*•»!
la, unless they
Cap#43sblo district have no hesita
lowly ppinut b coming into
published in th« Octo- tion In saying that nut* were its.Tits
Aegroca. and then
- * .Sdoth Georgia
own
luarterly,
issued
by
the
Florbar
nuarterly,
been lyneSJd^t
washed in to shore from a wrecked farmer* w!
fremained loyal
Ida Hlatoricnl
schooner In the 'Atlantic and no- anti steadfast
little “goober"
d pioneer and tur* did the re st .•
pr.^Pe jln o ^
pty pooketbook # b fi
now find
friend it
idea
d
fln
The drild oraij
r{*r> the i
[g u araa.rl
turned out
fickle and
. clng Into Florida " the .pl
hanas »r "
* eeett anyt
‘a n tly j
“
W 1*
hi knew nature could no wall-.
are 11 to
C elebrate The New Yeai
at The
B L A C K BEA1
TA V ER N
Friday, Dec. 31st.
Dancing from 9:30 to 2 a m.
Music by "R ED ” DEAN’S SYNCOPATERS
T h e Ja z z ie s t Ja z z Jazzers th a t evei Jnzzed a
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*
Jazz
'<1
Cover Charge $2.00 per Person
including dancing.
Wire or call at Tavern for reservations at once
From A Distance*
The painter, at work on u c a n vs'imlerfui jh«-iii " T h e Elegy in u
vas, lays on colors here and there, Country Church Yurd," he did not
or moulds a figure with light lines. try, by close application to hurry
Then he Htands hack and looks I to it ns he felt called upon to do,
at his work ns it will appear when ;venrs to its composition, returning
it is completed from a distance. -- it nn lie Tel culled upon to do,
The sculptor of the g r e a t war now und then, and rebuilding in
group on Stone Mountain in the the light of perspective.
south of the United S t a te s , can
No seven years were ever better
see before him only u shnpelesr- -pent by a poet.
muss of rock, out of which he must
In this world and in ther.e lim ehew figures of men and horses
ii
s ni-eussarv to work not only
with a background behind them.
will und accurately, but to work
The job is too , lose for’ him to
rapidly at the same time.
study ar. he works.
Everybody is in n hurry, and it
So occasional] > he must go to
u distance, and there look it care you do not hurry too - that is if
van do not work expeditiously, yui
fully over.
Then hu note* what is to be vitl soon Ire left behind.
But there is alw ays timo
t<
done, marks the place's where work
is needed and returns to his scaf -t«nd buck from day to day a n n
look at whnt you hnve done or nre
fold on the mountain side.
Most of us are too closo to our lining from nil possible angles,
jobs to understand them perfectly. i Thnt is the only way you car
It is needful, from time to time, hope for improvement. If you d<
to stand back and look at them not improve you will soon s t a r t tc
front a distance, so us to sec the gn buck, for there is no such thing
•relative importance of some of a- standing still.
the details.
The boy in nn athletic tmmpetition sees for the time being only
the necessity of winning the race;
and that is as it should be.
But when ho is not actually com
peting, he must go to a distance
and determine just where the extra
effort must be put forth, and how
tho nerves rnd the muscles must
bo trained so that this can bts done.
Incidentally it is worth his while
quite often to retire a ways from
athletic^,’ and decide just exactly
bow Important n part of his edu
cation and life they are, and
whother he is not giving them
more thought than he ought to,‘ in
" the fact that he can hardly
to support himself’ by thenv
, 1
»" WJiin Thomas Gray wrote
hi
Keep a sense of values in your
mind by looking nt all you do from
n distance. Then you can analyze
V"ur mistakes and nvoid them in
\
the future;
ifo is complicated, hut it is not
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Clitneso Chef, Wung Hi,
W
,
Quality Meats i t low est Prices I
108 P^jtnrtto
Lard
Tho new $1 bills’ arc to b« 25
er cent cotton, wo are told. Hefq
Es a chance to start a movement to
collect $1 bills and boost the cot
ton market.—Moultrie Observer.
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"Constructive rritieism” is the
kind that father used to apply out
in the stood shod with a> shingle.
It always helped.—Hartwell Sun.
YES SIR!
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We are buying our tires at
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CHOP SUEY CIIOVV MEIN* etc., prepared by our
difficult if you use nil your fnci)
itirs in the most intelligent fashion
pn-sible.
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C a le n d a r
Thursday
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j,” by the SntiCnrlo Opera
at athsMUana—Theater
at
w ifcl**: —
' V ia -
_glna will entartain at
jdt 3 o’clock at the Wo*
job, honoring Mrs. Julius
•of Lansjale, l ’a.
tnd Mrs, -.8. Ot Obaeo will
§L at buffet supper and
ftTionoring their son
BC. ,t‘ *' \ ; YU-
. f ’*
[i ; =
will entertain
itch and alun\ber party at
on W est.Fifth street,
’ Mlu Martha Fitts.
■*' "'tsented by tho San
era company at 2:1B o’. Milano Theater.
C. R. Kiftlcy will > n tcrseheon.at j o'clow nt her
Lake . Onota honoring
tha Fitts.
»" presented by the San
1 Opera Company a t the
Theater a t '8:16 o’clock..
LeVemo Hurt entertains
honoring Miss Char5tryker* of Lansdalc, Pa.
npbell Loosing Post, Amcriogion Auxiliary, New Year’s
k
I-'
Saturday
Fannie S. Munson will enthe girls of the college set
to 4 o’clock at her homo on
avenue.
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MRS, FRED a
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RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:* 2
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Also Mrs. Charles Vincent, Mrs.
TOO LATE TO CLA881FY
Mr, and Mra. Robert
MESDAMES WILLIAMS AND GIBBS Harry Wilson, Mrs. J . M. Wal
arid Mra;‘Evelyn Pearsotl ef l
lace, Mrs, Fred Walama, Mrs.
ARE HOSTESSES AT BRIDGE
FOR RENT OR 8ALE - Parity mill, t . K wha Have been r
Christopher Williams, Mr*. L. E.
furnished 5-room stucco bunga the holidays here with
A pretty compliment . to Mina Ben Cantwell. Bobert McEwcn,
White, Mrs. Henry .Wight, Mrs.
Never
has
tho
Woman's
Club
low
on Park Are. Reply Box 150,
wore
lafd
with
dainty
covers
and
Catherine Winn of Valdosta, Ga., Ldgcrton Patterson, Stacy White '
Hal Wight, Mrs, Ralph Wight,
been more artistically decorated centered with crystal 'bud vases Mr*. W. Wallace Wright, Mrs. J . care Herald.
who is tho attractive houso guest
short time. •
R°^C«M..Dot,:;on' Robcrt Jenkins than on Wednesday afternoon when holding exquisite pink rosebuds, D. Woodruff. Mrs. W. E. Watson,
of Mrs. Albert ,Pt Connelly, was and
William Moye.
Mrs. Janet Chester Gibbn and Mm. and refreshments of tutti frutti Mrs. B. F. Whitnor, Mrs. E. W.
tho dance given •.at* •,
Also Messrs. Pearce Griffin, Fred T. Williams were hostesses at ice cream, Individual cakes em- .Trueman and Mrs. Percy W. His* FOR RENT—6 - room unfurnished
Country Club W '
bungalow on Palmetto Ave. Re
George Knight, John Edward Hig- bjfdgc.
bossed in pink roses, plzik and‘cock.
by JSvernll Dash
ply Box M. J., care Herald.
Kins, A-'dmond Robert of Orlando
Tall, fqsthery boughs of bamboo green mintr and coffeo were served | Abo the Misses Rosalind WilJerome Tillman of Orlnndo, Arch encircled'Hie spacious auditorium, by a bevy of lovely young college liamson of Gainesville, Catherine
Avery of Orlundo, I f e a ti’Ncal of where the card tables were ar girls, including the Misses Sarah . Winn of Valdosta, Ga., Margarot FOR RENT — 5-room unfurnished
stucco bunpilow on Palmetto
Oriaudo, Mr. Johnson. ofl'Orlnpdo; ranged for play. Tho balconies Evelyn williams, Olive Newman,' Cowan, Carmota Barber, Emily
Dean Berg Corporation,
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_______ W* M- Dash,; B*mTfc*te.< jack were entwined with garlande of Mary Elizabeth Puleston, Maude iGriffln, Mildred Holly, Mae Holly, Ave.
inir
Phnni,
71.1
Phone 713.
handsome Wfbe.of white georgetto P«‘cr»,
Jamb*
Wright,
Sam star!jassamine und ferns. Placed I.akr, Claire Zachary, Camieta JEleanor Herring, Lenabello Hagan, nerald Building.
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elaborately''headed with rhine- Fleischer, Martin Tc*guc, Robert about tho room were white trel* Barber. Mildred Holly, Mae Holly. Maudn Lake, Georgia Mobley, Olive
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ContinttOB* h o r n I p. m, t a
stones and acqulty.
, Deane, Ed Lake, Algernon Speer, Uses entwined Ivith greenery, on Emily Griffen and Lcnabclld Ha- Newman, Mary Elizabeth Puleston,
II P. m.
Misa Winn was *a dainty figure ^rnnc Turner Jr„ Alvin Wight of which wore fastened wall tickets Kfln
B R O K E N R E S T
’)
(Naomi Scoggan, Charlotte Smltn I
filled
with
pink
roses
and
gera
in a most becoming frock of red (-ain'- Ga., nn,l Joseph Robison of
inviu-d guests were: Mrs. G. D. , Helen Vernay. Sarah Evelyn Wil*
Caused by Bladder Irritation la Na- j
Thomaovillc, Ga.
niums. In the center of the room Bishiip, Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs. jlisma and Margaret Clark.
georgette.
tare's Danger Signal.
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Archie
Hettr,
Mrs,
Brnxton
B.
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Also Messrs. W. A. Adams, Max a huge, bowl of deep pink roseo and
Many feature dances were en
Baggett,
Mrs.
Francis
E.
Bdlz,'
sprigs
of
ferns
and*
greenery
add-.V
u r ,dim*
t **■v
* •ay»:
B S a n C a r l_o
joyed during tho evening. The Stewart, Luke Thompson, Hope
I .l li.V
l i l s-,K.
tril W
Huriiii° ' ihas
more
fortu
r* r»edi»s cnniMncJ. g • C f f l l l d
music for the dancers wns fur Huff, James Hughes of DeLand,l<'tl nn nvtlatic touch. On the stage Mrs J. r. Bennett. Mrs. R. C. Bow- |C k I T P C IM C C A D
,
sorap
d
a
y
s
|
had
a
lm
o
s
i
a
c
o
n
sta
n
t
er, M rs . Boyce Bell, Mrs. J. C. I3eri- U n L i l u . t H a u l U l *
d e s i r e w i t h a l e r r l h l e burning s e n s a
nished by tho Scmlnolo Syncopa Elwyn Moore, Harton Mabry, Dcr-' ond mn,' tcl wcr« small potted son
Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Jo*.'!
A„ gk. _
' Shirard,
‘
- John
- — Hutchins, ’Amos palms interspersed with bowls of
tion. W on hi be bothered about six
nard
^
C om i
te**. Punch was served through
t i m e s ut night.
Will t e ll or w r i t e
Wimbish, Walter
Barber, Joe white narcisrua. The lights were, ch.ii.ndfn,
n.„ d c . u . . i i . i
mv e x p e r ie n c e to any one." Don't
out the evening.
shaded with lily shades of pink and Mrs S f). Chase, Mrs. George A j
l a k e a s t r i n g e n t s fo r thle. You may
PrwenUi
Tho chaperones were Mr. nnd Caldwell, Philip. Mauckof Kissimg e l the hab it or tie forced contlu uThis dainty color scheme* Dei'nttes. Mrs. E. A. Douglass and
‘
» ‘d nature, U il i la t e d huchu,
Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrt. Robert m°1’’ JIm Mulligan of Orlando, H. green.
Afternoon Froffram
■
.
,,
. „
,
,
. . . .
was effectively carried out in every Mrs Fred Daigork
( K e l l e r F o r m u l a ) , a c t s on t h e tiladA f Newman and Mrs. E. D. Mob- ’ L' . Morrcl1- George Cowan, Clay detail.
ile r a s epsom s a l t * do on the hotveis.
Also
Mrs.
Clyde
Derby,
Mrs.
|
Moi,t
forKpt
that
«
dBridges.
D r i v e s out fo re ig n m a tte r, d ecre ase s
‘T t f a r t h a ”
ley.
,jkc the bowels, sometimes
Receiving the guestr upon ar Dona hi 1^ Drummond, Mrs. K. S .1
IAlso Mr. nnd Mrs. Rnllnnd Dean,
I
ro tatio n .
" " * V,nK
Invited guests were: The MissDutton,
Mrs.
John
C.
been,
Mrc.
i
get
sluggish
nnd
clogged
and
noed
Nlffht Program
es Catherine Winn, Chivalettc Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, rival were the hostesses and Mrs.
T. L. Dumas, Mrs. A, M. beForesr,(g flushing occasionally. cls 3 we .
V*iirrS.*Wratory\ Meehan*'
E.
W.
Trueman
of
Saint
Maries.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I,co
Conoley,
Mr.
Smith of Ocala, Olive Newman,
i c s h u i g Ohio. L ocally at Koumlelut.
lira. Percy Hiscock of|JJ" R - R* Jj*?’ 2 ” ’ ^ A ' ,Fr S ' hn'> backache nnd dull miaery in " Drl AH(|r*rMiii Dfiiy Cfl.
|
Maude Lake, Mary Elizabeth Pu- anil Mrs. Victor Robertson, Mr. Idaho, and Mrs
n a a i M iz n a a n :
Coral
Gables
,
riste
r,
of
Mrs.
'
Ibr
kidney
region,
severe
head=
leQton, Mno Holly, Mildred Holly, and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mr. and
■ir.
■e her
house
irucsts.
ilowiiy. Mrs \\ . D. Gardiner, Mrr.
..... ........... ..............
, ___ i . i
Hams,
who
are
her
house
guests.
aches, rheumatic twin^ca, torpid • R u a i i u i i i i i i i i n ^ i i i i g u H n n n n n ,
Camilla Puleston, Georgia Mobley, Mrs. Monroe IJ. Hutton, Mr. and
......
........................W'
Hilt.
Mrs.
George
G.
Hor
Mrs. Gibbs was attired in a stun*!
livci , acid sU.,nach, slecpletsness
Sarah Evelyn Williams, Claim Mrs Ruymond Fox und Mr. and ning frock of Ijtnvin green g eo ri* t^ n c<
Monroe B. Hutton. Mrs.
Mrs.
Emmett
McCall.
Zachry, Carmcta Bnrber, Emily
MILANE THEATRE, SANF01 _
gette handsomely beaded in c •r ' ry^ sy .tma e ls ' K
*" Hawkins.
Hawkins, Mrs.
Mrs. Charles
Charles i » n<l nlt 80rta
, o t b,adder d>Mrd®»Griffin, Eloise Brady, LcnaMIc
lrE . lHenry,
•
•
n]1 and contrasting beodt.
! "nry. Mrs. Edward Higgins, i * i J ...... ..
must
keep your kldANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Mrs. W. K. White and twr> sm
Hagan nnd 'Charlotte Stryker of
Mr* Henry Heen n. Mrs Robert J , ' - c y active and clem and the
j.(
1
Mrs.
Williams
was
regnl
in
blurk
3 Performances of Grand Opera
children left Tuesday
night
Ldnsdaio. Pa.
w m i brocaded
velvet combined with Holly and Mr' Ernest Hotisholdcr. nem ent you feel an ache or pain in ^
GEORGIA VISITOR ENTERTAINED AT
•■ DANCE AT THE COUNTRY CLUB
aching kidneys
Ip
Also the Misses Helen Vernay,; 9avannnh. Ga.,
lx* Claire Jo n e s ,
Ava
Wright, visit relatives.
where they
“Lucia”
TONIGHT and F R ID A Y .
Also Mrs. Howard Hulick,
. . . Mrs ( ,the kidney
...
. region begin drink- *
Also get
by the
I
Frances Teague, Louise WcIIh, i
Hurt. Mrs. Genrgo Davis Hart, aliout four ounces of Jad Salts
W. H. Stone returned home i r o ' nrsn^'-.
...
.. ,,
any g o al
drug
store
Margaret Cox, Marguret Zachary,
.
.
.
, .
.
i I h f quaint tallies were distrib- Mrs 1, P. Hagan, Mrs. Cauthen fmm
,
M, „ Sarah Evclyn W|l- Hutchison, Mrs Franklin Hnrde- litre, take n
Mildred Slemonn of Orlando, Rosa . Thursday morning from Columbus ! ^
tableppoo*ful in
linn Williamson of Gainesville , Ga Where he spent several .lays llamr> who wore „ (iainty f r w k Qf way, Mrs, (’. K. Kirtley, Mrs. G. for n few days and your kidneys
Irving l/iuckr, Mrs S. M.Lloyd, will then act fine. This famous
Evelyn
Anderson, E m ily Lingie, with relatives.
love bird green taffettn.
F ran ce s Dutton, Edith Rnhner of
Scores were kept on unusual pink Mrs Howard Long. Mrs. Harry B. stilts is made from tho acid of fi Tonight at 8116............................. .
“Al
O. M Colih of Vero hns been scon* pads, nnd the pencils wore i le w is. Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, grapes ami lemon juice, combined
S t. Augustine, Emily Bailey, Na
"
With
Clnm
Jncono,
Coe
Glndo
(of
Thmpa),
Gftet
sjH'nding the holidays in Sanford also covered in pink, being in the 1Nlr" Forrest U k e , Mrs. K. D Molt- .with lithin, and is Intended to flusn
omi Scoggan.
Also Messrs. F ran k Mark wood, with his parents, returning !mm* form of shepherds' <rooks deco |hiy find »\fr*» John K MncDotittlo ,clciffrtMl kitlnnys mnl help sfiinulaU S Tommaaini, Lorenzo Conati, Gino Lulli,'Andrea MongAlsu Mrs Percy Mero, Mrs John them to activity
it nl.n> hrlp.s ■ elli—Ballet.
Ralph Woodruff, Frank Woodruff, |Tuesday evening
rated with tiny pink und groen
Harry Woodruff, Frederick
Hell,
— -----flowers
After an unusually inter I Met*, h. Mr; John W Meisrh, J r , neutralize the acids in tlie urine so S FRIDAY MATINEE, at 2 :3 0 .................. "MARTHA"-.i|
Edmund Meisch. Mrs r,..
Edward
Brig g s Arrington, Sam Byrd, Rob
Mrs Guy S. Kelmnn returned oj,tiiig game of bridge had b e e n,iMr*
; ' " n r......uo«
— .. they
they nr
to longer irritate, thus help- 5 With Consuclo Efcobar, Bernice Sclmlkcr: Dimitri'
from played,
..in, ...I i,.-■
ir.« were rnllwtsd
lv ' M
s r kelI. Mrs
II Mabry, Mr-ores
eolleeted V
by
m arseli.
M rs M H
Mr* ' jn(, t„ rp|n,vc bladder tlisorders.
I e r t Hugan, S tan ley Vernay, John I home Thursday afternoon
* Onofrei, Giuseppe Intcrrantc, Natnle Cervl. The ot
[unusually a ttra c tiv e program I Schirard, Herbert Messer, George Valdosta, Ga , Where she spent the Mrh Fred Dniger and Mrs RoU'rt
A Newman. Mrs H»yil
J(id S h1u
n.akej ■ will be followed by nn ELABORATE DANCE «
t ) T « r r a t i( r c d by th e M unlci- 1 Wilson, Andrew Carroway. James holidays with relatives
Newman, and the prize, for high |
‘V r!,p. .
J
'* » g ' * d e l i g h t f u l
e f f e r . T .cent lilhtn 3 GRAM BY THE BALLET.
• " • - T> J ^
End for ita concert to Ik* given Sh aron J r „ Chandler Sharon, Gar- |
---------score, a lovely blue glass wall van, ! ^
Mr* A K water drink
whim every hod) ■ FRIDAY EVENING, at 8:15 .................... "LUCD
fc’ca r’a afternoon nt 3 o’clock ol Pinson, F rank Chase and Rim
Mrs Entlio Twitched of Daytona m wrought iron holder, wns . ward/
,,
‘
should take now m l then to help
■ With Tina Faggi, Phlline Fnlco: France Tnfuro, Gf
Heitch will arrive here Friday to P<i Mrs. Hal Wight. For failing t o ' 11
^
keep their kidneys ctenn.
(itral Park. The numbara as , dall Chase,
n Lulli, Nntalc Ccrvi. Incidental dances by the BA1
Mr’’ u f , Umith. M n Rov
1
.
,
need today by ’Joscph Reiz- j
Alan Messrs. E arl
McCarthy, .pend the week-end here us the acorc her points and honors,
L*
\ \? ,
ti*.r tfivnn tho l.m *Vn,mest Mrs. Jufiu** G. Sharon.
^ well-known loc^l
3 PRICES: Orchestra, $4; $3.50; Balcony, $3,60,
a, director, aro as follows:
Dwight F reem an, William Iuike, guest of Mrs Raymond Key.
HrtiSS Mr*- I* L- Thrasher, Mrs. R. r
says he sells lots of Jad -Salts «, J
! hrank Vernay
$2.50, $2 (Plu* Tax).
M a r c h , “The D etr o ite r" t Lloyd Boyle, G. W. Spencer, Wil
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sem e prize. 0
,u
Tolar. Mrs Eugene Tittle. Mr* W. folks who Itelieve in trying to corfcon),
1llatn Du Bose, Hamden Du Bose,' Jam es Milligan, Mr O'Neal, Mr slutc. Tht; cut
■
Reservations may also bo made at Desk C, Cham!
' j |i(
Mi gti fB
Tuntiirliffe, Mrt-.
Alexander reel kidney Nimble wh l> it is only
[Overture, " Q u e e n of Au- W allace Bell, Glenn Wimbish, A1- ’ Johnson were guests attending tlm wall vase, fell to the
■
of
Commerce.
I Vaughan und Mrs, Frank Vernay. trouble,
■tiuttHnMaaaaaaaaaHaaHiN3NnRnnnaaar.xannnEnnni
fB ig g o ).
bert Connelly, W arner
Scoggan, ] dance given Wednesday evening »1 Margaret Cowan,
la) Fox trot, "Tltat's Why I Paul R. Forbes. Jo h n
B r o m le y ,'t h e Country Club by Everall D a ' h J
Following the game t)le tables
"
georgette A pretty touch of color
wns added by .a large pink velvet
5
SANCARLO
licipal Band Will
Concert At Park
Y ear’s Afte moon
(You” (Donaldson and Aall); ------- ------------------Ei trot, "Barcelonia" (Evans) !
Selection, "Echoes T * m tho
ulitan Opera House” (To-
— - —
.
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QUALITY Our
brmlsalon.
|F ox trot, "So I e- Your Old
(Joe, B u rk e); (b) vnWu,
p, I Love You" (Goodman).
Concert waltzes, "Artiat'a
j (Strauss).
[Patrol,
------------
;
| P a r-K e rry
"American*
Itham).
T elep h o n e Y o u r
O rd e r
F o r T h at
I March, "Sons of A u stralia"
DW),
[Anthem, "Tho Star Spangled
Em" ( K e y ).
Marion Rous Is
[Appear S h o r t l y . Jrlando Clubhouse 1
[announcement of state-wide
It with a positive appeal t«*
"ins nnd music lovers wn»
this morning by Mrs. Ed[W. Packard ,of Winter Pnrk
effeep. .t^if .arrangement#
u-bwnttompleted for the
ce on Thufadny cvegjng,
, at the Soroals House in Or[o( Miss Ma'j-ion Rous, a mu*
) of national reputation, vthn,
Jon to her,Concert work, is
thead of the Greenwich Mu**
ol of New York,
ding to Mm. Packard, tho
(fjedtal of Miss Roua;will be
under the auiplcee mf the
’ ' ' * aUrnity of Rollinr
he proceeds will be
chapter house fund,
of the fact that -Miss
for -*• number of year*
sodated wi^h, tho lato
irt Dyer in the creation
Dllins College Con&etra
in view of the high plac-s
tHous mlde for heraelf
I her musicianship a n d
personality, her return
for this appearance will
attract' W h y people
J.over the state. .
h-ihe late Hite Dyer found^Florida Federation of Mu?«hs and aetvod ae It* DreeiUous was her o
Tailored at Fashion
Notcv.-ortl",; weaves and patterns in
heather mixtures and . smoothi s h I w o p 'V
New Years Feast
.
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Our first thought 1h for quality—nothing but the best will
ever find n place in our stocks. The next thought in our
'mind ifl to sell the best at as little cost as possible. By
allowing us to make up your New Year order, you will be
getting the beat at a nominal cost and without any trouble
j
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t
d.
£
)
itan drape.
We have, a number of tempting suggestions that wc will
*, suggest for that feast. Our savnry cuts of meats will make
r
• a delicious dish for your table.
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1Mlday, at G,
-now ■(
m
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I
fork where.he1
m
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in the selection.
S. I'/'-
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0 !7* f-r
r a l’
j
faced ch th? comprise the assortment of toi
coa s frein cur tailors at Fashion Pi
Fqremcst designing and expert craftsmi
ship have given them their smart metropol
5G
�iauui
the church on 'Wednesday
>ft’M EM BERS OF COLLEGE SET
iFavorite Over
Tide;:
s-,*
a
Lake Mary
■
uf the college swt'wow., Cnrmela Barber, Li-nnbMWy
_:__’ '
test ns 00 plus per cent pure.
red WVlnoKdny evening i Emily Griffin, Margaret Cos
The Ladles Aid Society of the
Ifelightfut h
u ffiP ^ iI^ riggitret
a re t fcacbaVy, Emily Llngl
1.ingle.
j PASAUHNX; CALIF, Dee. m a most delightful
huffifliTph^r
tty the dance given by Everall
Also Messrs James Wr|ght;Caroj| (jp>— Gridiron prophet* had their Mite Mary Community Church
ah a t the Country ClubpUi* af-' Pinson, Ralph Wcrdruff, Harry jrinning 'today u» tht-. Cardinal*' of held their December meeting «t
------ ------- --------------If being given by Mr.’ diid ^1^- Woodruff, Frank Woodruff, Jqhn t Stanford university and the C»int-T;
A({as Mary Lee Harrison of At*
bert 1’fiukney Connelly and Al- Kchirad*. Frederick Bell; Stanley |ron Tide of Alabama "settled Into
&t&-jjnelly a t thir lovely .ho.iio Vernny, Alvin Wight of Cairo, Gn.,j the fullest stride of practice foi |nntp Gu.,who has been spending
Joseph RpbUon of- Thotrjgsville.;
Park A'**nue.
' 4ftrirt artistic wer« the tlccora- (in.. Herbert JJesscr, FranjaChaeo,
jfo/ U&cd for
this occasion, Randall Chase, Briggs Arrington,'
entities of deep rod polnueUlns, jvtS Meisch, Robert Hagan,
all plnia, wreaths,‘holly branch- ^irtier, Sam Byrd, Gordon Chefry,
William
Dash,
Mi:;-. Georgia
Mttbley, Miss
nnd red .ChHstmas* bells lent RvoroR Dash,
1Margaret Zachary and Clay Brid
ilr lwnuiy, A huge, brilliantly* Gcofgc Wilson, 'James Shatdn Jr.
ges left Thursday, morning for
htod Christina* tree; adtlcd iy HaiUin Mabry, G. W. Spencer Jr.
Tampa Where they will attend tho
tipe touch. Light* shaded In Lloyd Boyle, John Brum try. T e l1
Mcrriwcather,
Amos
WRnihl-di.j
A.
T. 0 . Convention nnd danc* -at
I cast a idcn worm glow over the
the Tampa Bay Hotel.
cady tr. Hty scene. ? £?<*'.;’ v Jerome Tillmnn, Wlllinm fXke and
j :---1
V V*
bus dainUIyj; r.ppmnted oupimr •W, AV Adam*.
Edmond
Roberts.
Jerome Tllllaid with n b '.'d y l a v 1
nn
and
Arch
Avery
of Orlando
’er rnd centered with a sliver
Misp, Jeanne Kanner oL'Palalka
were among tho out of town
ikrt idled With yividhued poln- is spending a .short time ‘irt, San
guci.ts attending the dance given
tta» mnl pines. Placed about ford a» the guest of Miwti'^'Ulyo
Wednesday
evening by Everall
a wore four ihli silver candle Bcrtjnmln.
•
Dash nt the Country Cliib.
:k i: holding tall red cathedral
idles. At intertill* about the
Miss Catherine Pittman , of Day
Philip Mauck cf Kissimmee was
la were silver compotes' filled
tona Beach will arrive In
among those from out of town at
h red ahd green mint*.
Friday to spend the week-end here
tending the donee given -Wednes
' . ’Assisting the hosts ami hostess as the guest of Miss Georgia Mob
day evening by Everall' Dash nt
in serving and enlorkainitig the
ley.
.
the Sanford Country Club.
gurst-i were Mrs. Robert A. New
man and Mrs. Edgar D. Mobley.
Airs. Deane Turner of Port MyThose enjoying this delightful
TOO LATE Tp CLASSIFY
iffair were: tho Mlsnes Cothcririo cis. will arrive in Snnofrd. 'friarsWUmTi-f V'aldasta. Ga., Charlotte day to visit her sister, Mfs. ErnLOST, ONE BIG liver, colored
Stryker of Urmiale, ' Pn., Edith cft Kv:i)ia#C|d mother, Mrs. F. R
tinted.
Name “J o :,” Finder rettahner of St: Augustine. Hosaliml
rn dog to R. A. Nowman. LibWilliamson of Gainsville, Oliva
Hewimart, Claude Lake, Margaret
Peters, Mite Holly, Mildred Holly.
e Elitabeth Puleston, Genrgin
DRIVING to Pennsylvania Sunday
try, Surah Evelyn William*
nr Monday. Space for two. lit)
tj Znchary> Helen Vernay.
W. Third St.
.ffler-
m t i . **<-• i M h * t* * * * *
Mi,-and Mrs. Clarence Moron
have ns their guests nt their home
CM the'Country Club r o a d , Mr. and
Mrs. ypendiovc- MissRuth hpend;
love, Mr. y N. Parker, of ML I>01?
Mr. Harold Power*, Who Is attend
ing. Rollins College, Winter Park.
•At th meeting of the Crystal
Lake Improvement Society last
Tuesday, Dr. Robert Black was the
speaker of th* evening, nnd made
a most InipresslVo talk. Dr. Black
is from Brooklyn, N. Y. dnd he
of
h on o r;
nn.l
Hr
C.
F 'a rk o :.:
groomsm an. f Q t h o r t r tji f M M li«
the ceremony were; Mr. hhd Mrs-;
Milter tif Oviedo nnd Mr. find Mrs. |
Dodd 6f Orltuuio,- friends 'of the
groom - Rtv. Mux Cook, pastor, of
the Bnpthtrhurch, was the offlrtoting clergyman. After the cere
mony tbo {tarty returned |h the.
home of the bride'* mother where ft
icrcption and tveddinpf supppr.was
tendered them from f> to 7 oclock.:
They were the recipients of many!
beautiful and useful gifts.
The bride, is the youngest dabgh-,'
ter of Mrs. t-vj/a Mather* and is;
a hutch beloved fthd popular yean*,
lady with Doth young and old in
this community '.'heto she was
tlorp ar,(f reared, t Mr.1 Morgan is
a native of Georgia but_for the
last tur<> yeaui has bean n resident
of Oviedo, wheio the couple will
make their home after Jan. 15. Mr,
Morgan is associated in business
w hich Is f i r s t mortgflffo on all 'thojr holdingB
. ■-
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—
w -w
mure pijM-in 5lock ,h„n
In tpo company.
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502 Sanford Ave
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G o ld e n r o d
\oT l(K 0»-’ PVnt.tt ATlO.V
tferlHl St«mfcer o ito o a
D e t u i r t m e n t n f T h e I n l e r t o r . U. 9!.nntl U trre. ut U atn e sv IU e . ’ Pln r%
lila. I»eeeml>«r 1IJ. I 9 j 0 .
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.VOTICH l» l i t r e l i y k ! v r 11 Itiat M o j 1,11 rdtiKAin, o t t t s t n - n , K lorid u. w ho,
mi N -iv rm tu-r 31, m i l , insMe Humpm i ,n t Knery . N’t(; oisoo!*. f o r KW l - t
of HU l e t l o n S. T(M v»sb lp IS p .
Ilnntfu 33 K., T a l l a l i a a n n - .'Irrltlln n .
ii.m ftli-d n u t t e r o f I n t e n t i o n
to
iio ik a T in or ->i n r 1‘ro nf, 10 (‘•tnlillhh
rl iitm to tin- limit ulinvi i lr s c r l b e d ,
lo -fo r r r t r r k (.‘IreUlt t ’o u r l , nt >lan-
The attendants worr Mrs. II. (
rkt-t. sister of the bi ide, imtlro
McLander
Arcade
ECK LES AND HIS FRIENDS
vA FT SC -U d d
mw
Tt> vouc
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Self Service — Groceries and Mg
Phone 167
FLO U R
m
A N D H E R B U D D IE S
?i«ifTTt'WHNY rtOW
SO MANY *1rtO»*
'rtrttytMftc, THAT YOU
I A^OLtniLY WO
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Something To Wori;y About
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SjT AD. RATES
! S “ B u a i n f s s S e r v i c e O f f e r e d , 3 3 — H elp W arned . M ale
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JA M E S II. C O W A N -A ll kinds of ’ WANTED - E x|«'iW cd
Tin ami Shpot Metal Work/
grower to work on shares
Water and Bout Tanks,• At Oak Trod Inif Company Sobrlng 1
AVenuo utul Third 1 Street. Te le-1--------------- — ............ .......... L
phono U L . , .
j WANTED White man "will
-- . s - _ /“
—
>)y wunti* wtrrk mi truck
HADOOCh STEAM P K E S S B R Y R. <5. Onnnon. Luk. M„nm,
e^rCiennitig, pressing, tailoring.
lOAf St, Palmetto Avenuo, Phone WANTED
Electricinn to wire
house nt nine A p p l y 1320
Dou'jln.v St
Buenit Vistn flutuli-
7 1 — A p a r i in c u ts untl F l a t s
80—A—Heal Estate Directory
J !)•— Automobiles
Lola For Sale
for Said
«* TIIK c m VTV (OUST op stP
i\«n_s: t iii > T t , C i.o itiu v
fc o rirr: nt- u n r o i r c s m t g
4
COUCH, \Rca1
FOR R E N T— Large 3 - room fur ELI)RIDGE
LOTS ON E A SY TE RM S
j
NASH
Vltti l tNtA • f a n o U M A 1 i-HKM
Estate ami vegetables. Valdes
nished modern apartment; read110 cash and $10 monthly will I-*ads the work! tn motor car value. - fCAle OUMPANv, * Corpora Ham
lloti-l
Building.
enable. Phone 830-\V
buy 3 well located Oak Hill lot*.
Price, $75l) each. 10 percent otf
H. 11. C A K K A W L T . a** AUm luUir.
SEMINOLE I1UDSON-ES5EX
FOR REN T TO C O L O R E D -N ice HlGCilNS-SMITH-WIGHT. INC for all ensh.
U.r o f l b * R a t a l w ,.f .-AM 1-1111
,
Kent Estate and
INC.
WH.
three-room apartment, furnished
I ic f v m t a a t .
v'--..
203 Oak A y*.
INSURANCE BROKERS
or unfurnished, to ru-uj couple with
N nllte I * b*rcl*y Kivrn tb.xl *iM|
Phono
4JK
!
'
out children. ' Rntej. very reiiMinood liy virtue. (1 « Writ t,f K***t
lion InnntJi WH^f and under it
;*<■•< •..... * - - 7c a line f
nhle. 1409 W. 13th St. Phono'
IIU l’S —MARMONL i
4 seal ftGUre f..oni>; Court ..r h- s ;
irnc rales on reqUmt.
>
rn,lr Cu qnty. F l o r i d a S a te d (lie <1
Sanford Automobile t.x>.
,« f D r r-rs liter, t»2<, r o im a a ju tli
•educed rn*es nre for
S2& cash and $15 monthly will b^y SOU Mujrnolin A\«.
v Phnne 137 rt» y Dw*
?«*• M th* KiHeta and , tt*
lu-uutiful lot on French Avenue.
ltd*, land* amt trnvmrnta at KA
PHH.M1*. .|»rra-.-,t. In the hand* j
DODGE
Price $1350.
WANTED
Several high - class
it. t: Alin a w a y , * * *jmtnUre
gted a line, ,=
Pleasure car* and Graham Trucks H.
t
'. r rt( t h e vxlnte n f ( h * paid BA
salesmen to write ins urn nee fur
(mom charge of 30c for
1
81—Wanted To Rent
laturel Avenue lot between 0th
*,n<*
Pbona S- 1*111 MAC, d ee *a*e d . I c a u s e In i
old-line Life Insurance Company.
insde t b r «um of I S t S . t r a n d enai
Dgcrlion. .
| THE SEM IN OLE POINTERY
T
H
R
E
E
or
four
room
furnished
nnd
10th
Street.
Price
$
2,000
on
U
AN
SCO
CAMERAS
Court t a x e d In t n * t o m o f $1*2*1
We write Mnntiurd and substand
idsertiaint' Is restricted to * t
beer and w huty and more nf
WANTED TO RENT— Four or 5
t have levU d upon and w ill o(r«
apartment;
all
convenience*.
117
tenjin of $50 cash and $20 monthly.
AND S U P P L IE S
chsfliHcjition. . ; f
ard from birth lo sixty-five, years.
teu und sugar are being consumed f o r m l * t o the h ig h e s t a n d htt
room
furnished
houeo
or
apart
ii error is made The San- Utrot W. oth St. W. N. Luniley, Pn>|> Wonderful opportunity for ml-, Laurel Ave.
M n t i u K w ithin t h e l«jp
ment. m ur school; must'be reason Oak Avenuo lot $1750 on term* of nnd more tobacco used, report the bidder
In-urn o f wale at th e f r a m d o o r - *
lerald Will bo responsible i
vnnrement. Write State Manager
British custom* nnd excise .tom- th e Court H o m e In S a n fo rd . Beni
able. J A. Musscr, 308 Park Ave. $25 cash and $15 monthly.
I* one Incorrect insertion, ,
CLARENCE SMITH
no|* r o y n t r , Florida, o n Ifutitlay tft
at oi k o for particulars. .'108 South
mb.* tone nt.
3rd. day o f J a n u a r y . l * J T . a l l o f rtj
General Contractor
I. Street, ijike Worth, Florida, |
f “r.^aub‘ L^
!
8 4 — Houses f o r Side
rig h t. t i t l e and Iliter,-at o f th e sal
Myrtle Avenuo tot just off I3Ct.
600 West First Street
SAM 1*111 L1,tl* lV-rehaed. in arid I
Street. Price $1U50 on term* o f .
t h * follow I rue dearrllK-d h>t» p lit i
at Phonx 441 ,
n r parre le o f laud s itu a te |q t*«mi
$25 rash nnd 515 monthly.
tmle C ou nty, Flo rid a. to -w lt
Northwest corner Elm and H igh
All that p art o f f f f f f l
WIGIIT-CH RISEN B E R R Y PRINT
land. rF o r ......
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«h* Atlar.i
. ,»ic SUK.0. l a s ) ; O N E - D A Y S E R V I C E
SHOP — Printi
cash,
balance
easy.
]
FOR SALE—Two houses and store.
I five (iS) ktui the \V*»t 1
Embossing. Sen u
ji-f'i Klfiy-fiv* it s j of,
on tol 84x210 feet; neur Wood
it. PhnnO 417-W,
The Herald (Tasaificd Depart
I’KLUnV hKI-TA- krcon
And.we
have
ninny
other
roihI
ihertu-f,
of record
reeorrt ln
In > Ui* V»b
‘ (if
Commerriiil Street,
ment Will be glad lo help ruff Spiiug on Went Firet SL A i lots that can Ih< bought for just
ttreoftt* of turntnot* ttqunty. H
MONEY to loan nt from fi 1-2 to
slrangeiw get located In rooms bargain fur $3,000. Enquire on , n few dollar* down,
rid,
(u
Plat
lloeb
t.
I’Ktrr* 71-76,
7 per cent interest.
or aparttnenl» und will render premises. A. T Chancellor, owner. i .DEAN BERG TORPORATlUN
N* / 1 r. u. h a n d ,
A. P. CONNELLY A SONS
Phone 475
A* Kher|ff of Hemlnol* Couni
every assistance in thivs- reHerald Building
Authorized Duco Refiniahing
NEW >
‘>room bungalow; go**| l o - (
qticsting it.
Phrtiu 713
49— Poultry unci Suppllen
catimi, lingo lot; gumge, fircCash in Advance
“
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Lute ads. will be received
atrohs anfl .eonftMar, aunt
for payment.
fe w ^
!
SANFORD
LAUNDRx
819 W. 3rd St-
ROY SC H M ID T
TAN TRED strain White I a-ghn'ii
Sanford j Imhy rhick*; older* lukiui now
[for late Jaminiy deliver) from my
|own ftock; $20 per hundred or $!H
for 500 nnd over; II) per cent with
----------- o r d e r . Davie's ^'leasnnt View
flowers PouRry Farm und Hntche.ry, Box
. San- 38, Apopka, Fin.
Third and French
25— Flnrlstu
n person at The Sanford
office or by lelUr. Tele*
discontinuances * ire not
Prompt - Efficient
Service
josl and Found.
)—Pair brotvn r a w mule*,
ibout to hands high, other
A. K. RO SSITER
HtD AciCHSOrlc.a
}*4^ , y i ; I S l ^ Tubas? ’ Ye*f
, J Cwapoat in Sanford!
Auto T i r e
To. 2U0 bj W e i l
rect.
NICE. <lean apn
all tonvenicn
1101 French ave
— ----- -------- —
FOUR-ROOM unfurnished apart
meni, private hath, lower (loot
122 12 Palnictto ave,
Celery Avenuo
Phone 212-W W (^)D- T)ry Pine. Steve and fire
A Floral Suggestion for Every
TWO furnished apartments, two
place
PHONE 5.T.*.
Occnsiun
t •om- each; $ 2n mill $25 month
Floral Designs a Specialty
1\ ,1 I I Fifth
FOR S M E
\\ OOll
MOOD
STEW ART THE FLO RIST
Store, Neater, and Ftrcplnre
Flower* for nil oernsinn*
t jl It K SKKYIt E I It ANSI KU
-MrLANDER ARCADE
PHONE 498
Phone 781
Iritlgcman’s place, known as
Farm, near-Ehier HpringCi
may. get mule* by paying
1 2 7 — P r o f e s s io n a l S e r v i c e s
p anti this ad.
Balloon tire for Chevrolet
J i l ; « Mury road." Return
ftr&l receive reward. J .
612'Oak Ave.
plnct . cM-ry modern convenience./
UNFURNISHED gni.ige apart pom i - -K>n Inn
13
Bennett A FOR SALE — Tomer lot in Oak
llill; small cash payment, ha!
ment, corner Lle\enth and Elm Stnug 1 ’ .a, I'aSm' tto \\-v nnd tie
ante $ 11) per mueth. Reply Box V,
Ave. Snyder
necn
Hire Herald,
f>7— tinnd
T h in g s lo Knt
■C H U tO PR A t T IT
I lie science
! that make* people well and Imp
f*>r partie.s
D»21 \ \ . let
py.
You nlso can el ijoy good
health through tin* method of
healing.
Dr W E Mm 1liiiigall.
I at Nat Bunk Bldg Pliolte IH2 J
DR. .1 K
H u s tn e s s Uhires fm
Rent
a Iit'd* We take —
A T T R A C ' I It F muni? t . rent ! ir
sl urrs o r
f!i*» * dt P a r s h r
Mid t oiiim* r- nl itr.ee*
*\
M
Yu-ung tiwio-r, 20h I’. uk \ * "c
y (irung
li I — M iM i'lhim ’min,
ird Slovc ( t Furniluic Co
$21 E. F ir s t Street
Wc-cjm-y :t full lute.
tug. (iiiuranteed not
Mmjmu .Harriet, over
Driig stoAv
tu burn
Mohley'-
r;.r*»p<. •. ; c .
fu —> Hot Siudwiche*
ft specialty of <>ur prumpt
ptaxcTlplIons and *iu:ck
Snle
f'-er liv i ng rooms, jwirrhe--!
, , , i i - n t - ml a Id-* f 1
- i ■ fitting t it nut, $2,01)1) |
\ E t- .- 1 \ TE
\\ AN 1 E D
**♦
I || i !- Sir vour V•l-lit V 4%
in m
t it - iii iny sulntiv i.sion *n *
house
Chup South El.o i.i.i In answering t!l*s J
terms :ulv> rt■*eitii,i,i toll nn- lu>u m i- h
Htitel. ><tti have paid, the ha!.nice dun,
tli*- lit 'lumbers, anil th*’ Rival) »M {
of proper tv, also p n >nnr pres- ♦
H O U S E S F OR S A L E
*
null bungalow north of Hug hey ■;1’ col homo address. Wilte Box
Sanford Herald
*%
i i c t on Pal me t t o Avenue. Tw * P7\ |; ( ,ii
. V llifc. I i YE room
i;ini(;e. valuniile lot.
' ’ th ,'ii'ti 1 aviitnlde
V\lieeier Junes, Valdez
! - , i nit lie bought
rK nt dny v a l ue
a!
Ire- ihnll *
pi,thin
.-n
f f',no t i i - h and $7 * montii
ntelest
H-ctiu si,ii . ii buitguli w I'-vnt’-o
,,t the i •! * i
i Palmetto n n !
Kultu
Ivi t g-■ living flu *m,, ihi
sng room, kitchen, two bed room*,
bath with (hnwer, large porthv-,
etc, well built und nliiuMt new
$K,0tnt on icrms of $2t)d cuxh* *nd
$R5‘ tnunlhly.
—-----—
Spanizh bungsiow on Park A'if •
litre
Partly furnished, tw^i hod
'oumk, living room •nidll dining
mm,1 ki'. i'cr, both with -b‘*wi-. ,
hug, >111 it $8,18"'
n lent!-, "f $5(tn cash .uni the ha!
,
,
payahic like rent.
Beiititiful bungalow among oak
tree*.
‘Almost new, large living
room, two bed rooms, dining nook,
bath, elei trie range ntui
wider
heater, . etnpletely furnished ready
for you to move in. Double, gar
age. flower* nnd shrubs
Owner
will sell for $10,500 on terms that
me ensv.
DEAN BE IK, f t HIPOKA T ln N
\lltim)"lidc [ » r Sul,.
L\t <H,\
- V
EURl *
Ft t E P S O N
Fit!ward IDgglnis, Ini’,
utiitii' t inI A 1';dn >’1 Ip. Pig,ue 331 **♦
KENT VI l,i \ M 7 t
lliiop
\
i
, WORKS
D i , m ' ’ 7 i K I! T I K E S
S I. Ha'tones
Di-crfhoiors <'handler
Commercial \venue
KEY to hoppinea*
Studvhuker
for the nevv year Srin Juan Oft*
ru ge I o.
USED i Alt EXCHANGE
o|{* Fit
PARK
*I W, W
VND ‘■ 'ETtlNI
1.E5
.Mvi*is ge r
• II It YS1 ER
TEAS. T FULLER .MOTOR TO
S.uifnrd Ave. nt 10th St- Plume 002
KKi ONIM I ION ED USED CAflS
-<d t'ur Lot, Palmetto and
Hliid Street.
Phone
Palmetto Avenue and Katie S treet
1.urge living room, dining romp,
Ii7— HofimM W H h Donrti
kitchen eontpletc
with electric
, W First S t. / '
tango and wider heater, btli|t •()
ROOMS, with 4>r wi.tio.ii n e * i . •uhinets, two bed rooms, hath with
JvTUART- SLoW^Hflt biind issue
Ren-Oiubh rafts. Lllnolli Hotel
hnwt’t , large
front
Bltd rear
oppr'dvcil in Martin ('(unity
f«-r
piirchc.v Owner will rent fur J'k*
highway iniprrmmenta, and jmt- {jfl— lin om x W ilh tm l Hoard
monthly, or will soil on cxcoptiotT
nmneiit location of cuuply scat for
ally easy terms at n ela*o price.
To gei’tlcuicn, front
this county.
F O R HEN"
For furllier i n f o r m a t i o n , M r .
to phons; and hath, Mitchell ul The Hc/ald office.
hodt tnun, f I
SG5 Magnolia Ave.
,‘J2— H e lp W a n t e d '— i F e m n l c
wi t hi n. .'
5, ‘
' f
-■2‘ ■ '
^
——
7R— O f f i c e s n n d fleftlt H o o m
713
pier to betfH>— R m ’nre f » r H m ise k cep ln ff 1
constructed JnHltls city,
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7
__________________________ :-------------- '.F O R R E N T — Ftirnished b e d r o o r j;
AVANTED — A girl nr woman for
with wood heater nnd houwgcnej’nl housekeruing. white or kwtping privileges. 304 W "th Ht.
VI—Where to Ent
« LAKE WORTH—Davis*Rend to/EA T AT Sanitary Cafebe paved, front Igjke^Worth road-I thlng^’to eat at »
-w
-
^ •
c
.
room bungalow-, that a»c priced
to .sell.
A very r-mall payment will
give Immcilintc poirscssliin nnd the
halame arrm: —d 1 ke rent.
" I f you are I'fiwii g for a HUME,
p.i2!i UverLiiul Touring
lUdil |lodge Totinuft
IU2'1 Essex Couch.
11)2.7 Dial TV Toupo
Itijn Ford Touring
1323 Chevrolet Touring
ID25 Dodge .Sedan
3 - 1 Ton Truck
L. I-I Ton Graham Truck
L, 1- tTuii Graham Dntnp Truck
The above cunt lire rmjijdctc
eurlmuh'd nnd In.hcsl'ui fonditlu
wo etui please ; on.''
:%
CUM LOUGH REA LTY
COMPANY
Tol. 732
a l l First Not. Bk. Bldg.
■•
■'■ t*
REAL ESTA TE
!
«kMD-
INSURANCE
' The practice ofkisilog ono an-.
other hftu ltccji eliminated from the ;
French prise rut**- . . From now
on the hnttlcrs. will concontrnte on
Property Dam age—pro
tects you for the amount of
dumages occuring to the car
you may have damaged m
collision:
.
. ■ *
Fire Insurance—settle
ment in full for amount of
loss by fire.
7'
Prices Are Itiglit,
- .n
-»■-----
_IS. .
TERMS TO SOME PEOPLE
,S ANFORD. FLORIDA
It takes brains t#
hy in IhH
world. .
Y'ou realise that when
you sec Eddie Collins hapging
urtntnd tho'bnacball hiootlnea w#lt. . . . ihg for rbmeonp to give him him »
! handout.
Welli you will never get
all of the pleasure possible
to get out of a cart—until
yen have fully protected
y o u r s e 1f and family
against all of the damages
that accrue to car opera
tion.
L i a b i l i t y Insurance—
that is important—protects
\
^% i -f:
you and yours from having
to enter court in case of in
jury to persons, pedestrians
or occupant# of a tar you*
have collided with.
Theft Insurance—brings
hack the replacement value
of •vour
car in case it is
'
•; < C,
sto le n .
ll-ridd Hutliling
FOR ; \! 17 Practically new sew h'oR R E N T — 5 room stucco Inn.WE lui\" listed wlUi us '"■vernt 5ing ina.!11t's-; )mif price, adl) «'■
galow located at the corner of
ud>) Tvtgf
l:
II )
WATCHMAKING. KNOB W l
[and Jewelry repairing. Don Sm
' ELGIN, W \LTD AM, Hamilton, II'T h ird Si
rfj> are right. Cush or I lituils Watches. Dlnmoruls and
\V« vtupt your btuinezh. j 'vedtling ringi*. P, Jv Ahvnrn, 317
Ci u- re To., general
worg, fiilow.'ilks. build, Irrigniiott hoxr*. J . II.
.
Fm
FOR SALE
Beautiful Frend
Ave lot, fl,35'5; sinall rasli pay
A1.1 ~r» room Rtuvt o liotiiu*,
ment tinhiiico $15 per month Rr
giiiiigc, nn highway I 1-2 j
ply
Ito* \, care Ilernlil
until o.f Sanfui i l ; nn>' ‘tfore-
rt-, -
77— H ousoh f.»r Ren t
FOR SALK One dresser, one chit
funier, l^-d -priug amt mattre**. FOR RENT
t i""tii utifvirni-hcti
RUGS--Srmmpuocd, light in your buffet.
Tall ■lie tween li;20 mil
bouse, with hath; $35 monthly.
home; color* restored, nup rui-i- 7 30 3 14 Elm
West Firet St
\n.lv 117 Poplui
ed, ntndc to look like new. Highest
R p D F L TRIM TO.
\v<upprovnls or no charge, l! Uiese, UNI
31 the car, net the owner
__
rug expert, with Lancy Dry t'leur.
me 4M.7 for cstimutej.
|.| j . , |i.|j|
| , , |, , ,,,,
.,v
•9 *, Pholte 1*>5
, ,- .*',,I
IP. W. RADFORD
J.11 g. 11>i■m- five I'd
1
. lo .c n . - itm u v d r . . . , ! d „t- .
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. EUGENE PE it MA \ K NT YVA V ES
,
j
ne -( |v t »m - 1 « i
a I ■ • gut eg*
ISinCfyS Htirvk'es o f f e r o il 1 no kink*, one nrm . Iier-un ,1 Mt
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:
Itlufhinl B r a u t y Slmpiii*
FOR SALE — 1 bumei oil stovj
P.«iwrt Ilnir Hob hers m I Pimm.' 3-J'J-J.
with large overt; mattress und .FIV E* ROOM furnished bungalow
Lidice and Children * Do
S. L NIX
spring, porcelain top table, porch *011 Highland Ave,; reiisoiiubb;
part ment.
Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law rot kor and tmnilrie*, i hrup. lv A.
lent to right party. Phone W82.
210 East First Street.
.TO ^'a H A R D E R SH O P
S , i*hi e Ilei old of f u-e
l i ? Magnolia Ave
t IKCULINE PERMANENT War
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lied in Florid*V Heart,
orld’s Greatest Vegetable
i, I t s BicHesj; Garden Land
Fair tonight
trtma south port!
able wind*. ;
Aits oeIa ted Preaa Full Leased Wire
J ^ NFORD. FXORIDA. FRIDAY. DECEMBER
Construction Total Of
$1,799,964 This Y e a r
Sets Spntord RecorcJ
DB Making
nee About
r n Draps
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w As 29 Above
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Damage
l S e c tio n
.NDo Tf Ir.. Dec. .1 1 .still night and br
eezing temperature
' an extensive and
leas heavy damaging
i*.received-here early Rk
Building frm ita 'S s s u a d in j
Sanford for thc year 1926 ex-,
eroded-' the total for the highest,
previous year, 1925, by *37,000,
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,or 0,8 y * r aittotmUng
' NEW YORK. Doc. 31. _ (/P) — Celebrsnta seemed unperturbed
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1026 tho total
Broadway plans to welcome ths by thc fact that deaths from alcowaa : $1,702,007. Thc flgurta
nnw
yedkiwtfc one of the biggest, hoi sine* Christmas total 47. ' wero compiled and given to The
Nevor before has the cost of
Herald late this afternoon by American Cejuuuuhlp Estab.
liohed And Later Removed;
celebrating been eo high. Cover
Mias Ellen Hey, city tax coileccharges In night clubs have soared
ITe*|tfent Reiterates That
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to hitherto unknown heights. Ths
Mexico Is Aiding Liberals !ar
8nd P,*ht
Local builders .considered 1926
Z
¥
ham ted several days ago, and
Club Anatoie leads with a $40
construction a record which
' T r.
cations ‘were that thousand)
charge per person. “Reger Wolf
would not be surpassed during .
tx lV O S V IC W 8
merrymakers would be unmoh
Kshn't Le Perroquet de Paris ia
1826. but the steady building of
second
with $30, while Tsxas Gul
home* and apartment houses,
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ug^niR.
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nnn'n 800 club announced charges
together with n few small busl- ' I n le r v s n iin . n # n o
Through* special dlapensatio
of $28. Tho Club Richmond will
niess structures, brought tho ra ie rv e n tio n O f U , 8. F orces Mayor Walker, the recently
charge $26 also; but will ease the
total to tho highest peak ever
ucscrtbcd A s Unnecemutry acted 3 a. m. curfow law for *
sting somewhat Jby Including min
rearmed, ttyy declared.
By Former VIcc-ITealdent club* and cabarets was resell
eral waters, ginger ale and other
During April, more permits
■■■
•’ for the night, and Chester P. 1
noh-prohlbitcd beverages with th<»
wore issued than tn any other
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—<AV- prohibition director, announced
cover. Most ciuhs will charge from
month of the year, the total
$1 to $3 a bottle for ginger ale.
amounting to $460,390. In 1828
April was also the highest
month with approximately $430,
000 In permits being issued. ,
The latter month was the one In
which the perm it for the Hotel
Forrest Lake was granted.
,
During December permits ag
gregated $80,000, a-decrease of
M per cent over the same month
of 1026. Increases ( in several
FlniU Offering In This City Cancer Proves Fatal To Wife
other months of the
year .
To Be Donizetti's Famous
Of Prominent Contractor;
brought tho total to tho new
Opera; Company Presents
On The Revolution !?L ®!ther no,lM’ or rrohlb
SINGERS PRES
‘LUCIA1' TONI!
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e froat btgan making it*;«ptnea In Jthla Mctfon s i early
1 o'clock Ia*t -night, following
laation^of tho wind that h u
ril the visit for'tw o or three
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s United State* Department
rrieulture station here advised
ioaociated Press that tho mcrch their thermometer had
p f l'ta 29 during the night
•|ny> morning; and ‘ reports Cremated Body -Identified A*
That Of Dr. Roberta Of
■urrou ‘
country also
•, Active Church Worker Had
"Mar;’a” This Afternoon . Been Living Here 14 Years
The final ;.ppcaranco of the Ban
Carlos Grand O pen' Company, is
•eheduUd for tunlglu. when Donlsotti’s "Lucia Dl Lammcrmoor" is
to be presented n* :he Milsne Thea
ter with Tina I'aggi singing the
name rolo and Franco Tafuro,
noted tenor, in the role of Sir Ed*
gar Ravcnswood. Flotow’s ‘'Mar
tha,’’ was the attraction at thc
theater this afternoon wi ll ipecial
numbers by thc opera ballet to be
given under the direction of Ctrlo
Parent.
" !<
The company, nearly 100 strong,
i» stopping at tho Hotel Forrest
Lake. Throughout the day {hey
h a v e visited thc various places of
interest in the city. Fortune Gal
lo, the general director, predicted
a return visit to Florida, which Is
expected to include Sanford, next
winter.
' 1.
, In im ; interview with a repre
sentative of The Herald, Dlrec.‘or
OalltS pbaised the manner In whieh
the people flf Florida have receiv
ed his company and ho to|d of the
reception accorded it In the cities
on the west coast.
"Although the amnll crowd at
thc first performance in Sanford
was rather discouraging from a
financial ntandpoint, I believe the
people of Sanford have learned,
through those who heard ‘AWa.’
. Umatilla Who Had Made
the blooms.
t.r* The feature* wore not recognis
able, bqt Identification w*» made
id the heaviest by papers and pereonsl posses
8/Myyf*l;y»ar« experienced, sion*, as Well as by the automotj was confined, It was reby 'T- • A. Brown, county
ikehtv to-hrnamontal shrubSd tptJltr vegetables,
tovernmettt thermometer at
d registered 34 early today,
-severe) farmera reported
f ib re s '** low as 28. In exwlwtern. Oratlgo county n
Aturo of 27 WM reported,
msiderablo damage to vegi.-jiHhough tko extent coqld
DELAND, H a., Dec. 31.—W —
Responding to an alarm early this
------firemen
made made
a gruefiremen
a _
tta*g* In Local Section morning,
irding to th* Grower*' and some find when they righted an
re* LeggU* of Florid*, vog- overturned touring car at DeLand
;|n tho Sanford region suf- landing hero r a d found the crearrifIc loss, including toma- mated body of n man believed to
pner, eggplant and like be Dr. Roberts of Umatilla.
Col*ry, escarole and lettuce
When firemen
reached tho
Adamaged; their report* in scene of the wreck the man’s body
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was so badly burned that Identifi
ter Garden, one of tho larg- cation was impossible, hid i1<gs
getabld producing sections being entirely burned off.
A
statei, eanle In for its share doctor’s medicine esse, found near
|tvy damage, the league ad- the overturned car, was the only
Irbuf th* extant will not be duo to the identity of the man.
Mined until noon. It U ®a*
The accident occurred *t a sharp
ltd that the damage will/peacurve
at DeLand landing. Where
n n a t laast 50 th 75 per cant,
the
road
leading to the Lako coun
u said. Temperatures ranged
ty
line
swerVes
sharply from Die
■12 to 33 dhgrtcs,’ It was remain road a t the Clyde tyn* dock.
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AM.
It Is believed, that th* driver of
the
far was travelling a t a high
west temperature rcschbJ
rate
of speed and falled to observe
n ight wa# 34 degress and
the
turn
until hU lights revealed
iraUmWor th*^24-hour po
ng a t 7 o'clock this morn54 degrees; which was
r the noon hour
to S. L . Smart,
and the love of tho head of ono of
Approximately 250 people a r e
tb® families for the sister of his expected to celebrate the passing
enomy
of th® old year and th® coming in
The best known numbers from 'of the new nt tho dance to be r;iven
this opera is tho "Sextette” and tonight in the city hall by thoi
those of the scene* where "Lucia" Women's Auxiliary of the Amori-f
kills her husband Immediately af- can Legion. The afftdr is to begin
K* than was notified, he said,
pf the establishment of the neutral
xone,-which, he added, lmd Impeded
all bis movements and “Isolated
and relegated" him 'to "Indefinite
action."
.
He said h r would remain jm
Nicaraguan soil,,calling for th?
"deposit of the national sover
eignty confided in me legitimately
by th e ' Nicaraguan people,”
, VERA CRU
The United St
fliers 4hopped;
morning, ctmtl
mile flight grii
Puerto Mexico
ears and an ex;
than $70,000,000.
Spots
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4 P h il a d e l p h ia , pec. 3 L -4 /p >
-S u d ipou are likely to cause sn. . i y »t war
_1 within turn
two VfltM.
year*, devour, them under favorable «o
pinion of Professor A. dftlona.
White anU, ortsrmlt**. are tail
y of the University of
fcSSf
r he ssnt.ta the convan-.
he A m arie ia# a* « ‘xUon
Advancement of Sciencs coral a ^ ^ u g ^ Dr. Thomas ;
•that human life reaches Snyder, bureau of eptamotofy,
development a t the time* 8. deyartmant of agriculture. .
a of sun spot activity^^
^Intense sdn spot ac«x* univerrity.
Dr. Jam** J. Walsh.* Ph. D„ a
practicing physician of New \o rk
pity, Is to b® th* first speaker to
Occupy the platform at th© Initial
aeuion of t** Sanford Open Fo
rum, recently organlred by the
civic clubs and church** of the city,
according ‘to an announcement
made today.
. ..
The firet rotating U.to he held
Sunday^A*iiing,;<lan. 2, at the cjty
halt auditorium. Tha apeaking J*
“r O a B S p - u -
lag their 20.000.o m ,
d South America. nractice, i* ah instructor in a numtba'Visnt stop.
May Cause Another Great
S ^ q H ia .
Mrs. V. C. Colter, 62, wife of a
Sanford contractor, passed away
at 4 o'clock thin morning at the
family home, 314 Mngnolin Avenue
following n lingering illness with
cancer, which had kept hsr con
fined for a period of 15 months.
Mrs. Collor had been a resident of
Sanford for 14 years.
Since taking up her residence in
this city Mrs. Caller had been an
active membor of tho Fist Presby
terian Church until her illness
forced her to remain afhome.
She is survived by her husband
one son, by a previews marriage,
Churlrs F. Rogers, of. PJerrepont,
N, Y., *n adopted daughter, Mr*.
O. B. Sellla, of Canton, N. Y.; two
brothers, A. 'A. Cramer of Wash
ington, D. C. Drul E. Cramer, of
After Forty Years
D epartm ent Officials
Authorize Statement Bay
ing N o Overtures Hove
Ever Been Made To Russia
!$U te
WASHINGTON, Dec, 31.-MVP)
—A story that ths United States
had approxchsd Russian Soviet offieala during tho p u t year on the
rubject of Russian recognition was
flatly donltd today by tho State
Department.
.
The department authorised the
statement that no approach what
ever respecting recognition h u
been made during the year to any
Moscow official. It was a direct
denial of a story told in Moscow
yesterday by a Soviet government
official who said "tangible and
palpabto'' recognition approaches
President said In his message to
Congress, is not proposing to bar
ter away its principles. If the
Soviet authorities aro ready to
restore tho confiscated property of
citixcns or make effective conipcnution, they can do so. If the Sov
iet authorities are prepared.to re
peal tho decreo repudiating Rus
sia's obligations to hi* country,
pnd appropriately recognise thorn
they csit dv so. It refulree-no coafereneo or ifegotUtlona to accoim
pllsh these results which ean and
should bo achieved at Moscow as
evidence of good faith.
"The American government has
not incurred liabilities to Russin
or repudiated obligations. Most
se rious lx tho continued propagan
da to overthrow the institutions of
this country. This government can
enter into no negotiations until
Sanford for the past few days
has been the scene of a reunion
of two old friends who had not
seen eaeh other In 40 year*.
Mr*. Molly Russell of Milton,
Del, spent this Christmas with
hay friend, Mr*. Sally Wolfe,
mother of C, D. Wolfe, secre
tary of the Seminole County
-Y. M. c. A.
Mrs. Russell returned to her
nome today, after spending whnt
the described as one of the most
enjoyable visits of her life.
Many happy remlnlsencea of
days when tho women were res
ident* of the same little town In
Maryland ware exchanged' by
the two, who last aaw each
other in 1887.
; i
. Mrs. Wolfa, who ha* mads
her home hare for several
months with her son, is now 86
and enjoying the best of health,
sho says.
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Additional
Murder
RobberyMol
Investigation
Vigorously
An arreat by w
hoped to solve th<
surrounding tho mt
P. Hilton. Sanfoi
ahop owner, ia mi
expected by Chief
Roy G. Williams, who z
early this afternoon thgt!
lifting a number of duei
arreat of a nuspect or sag
would probably be made
today.
Every anglo of tho my
BASEBALL MEET covery of the body of J
EXPECTED TO BE ° " X kS l
HELD HERE
SOON
S
M
S
■ r -office of Sheriff
th#
of his; work* are used by aducatlonal'institutions.
'
His address la. to bs on "Health
of ths Hitman Body," and ths tori
fun^tjariod following hi* sprech
is ex p ected to bo an intemstirig
cne. According to-sponsor*!of ths
lAsMfeh. ■
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,
, Following Sunday . reanJng^s
nisatlngolfssk^ay' nighta. wWj be
girsn ovex tp ths Opsn Forom In
ths future, according to. ofilclaD,
who-My tha$ ilta aubjscta ^to I f
taken up this winter are sL fol
lows i Railroading, phlW phy. la-
A m uting of th* directors of
the Sanford Bueball Club is *xpected to b« held during th* next
10. days,
which tim* the sleet ion
** _
__M___ « A M a l. J *_ SI
.
H. Beckwith and a repreat
of Th* Herald studied th* I
th* crime. Various thoo
how the murder might ha'
committed were enactedAn
1 a .L.r •
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I lU I . I It . I
to tbro-.r additional Bj
slon will be bald, according to V
Crate Of The Earliest
Celery Of Season la
Presented To Herald
C. A. Hinton, of the west side
celorv district, today presented tit®
staff of The llornld with a crate
of pearly white celery, cut from
his farm this .afternoon. Cutting
operations on one 6-acre tract of
Mr.' Hinton's Were started this
morning and before night two carloud*, th* first to bs shipped from
the 'district thi i year, will be rdUIng toward thi northern markets.
- Mg, Hinton u to cut four ears
at this time, according to Bandy
-Addsnon^ of ths American F ruit
Growers, who declared tho crop‘to’
h* of excellent duality *nd produc
those who attend, according to tiveness. Farmers of tb« district be represented next
Mr*. Ralph Bterens, chairman of >*bo saw the celery' stated that It
ths auxiliary's committee. .Music
is to ba furnished by ths SemhioU
o’clock.
into
th* allay and to
Syncopstore, a Sanford ordbsstra.
GALVESTON, T«*., Dec. 31
" Tha ticket sal* for tha affalt V *
|4V-Two persons ware killed end
gan early Thursday, morning and:
IK Injured last night when a spamembers of ths organisation have
car from Houston
been selling tickets in several part*
and a freight train of the Texas
of the city. The time for.starting
City Terminal Railway company
the dfnee Is expected to'prove popcrashed a t a crossing at Texas
ular with those who wish to attend
C<*y Junction, It was reported hsr#
the opera.
\
M morning.
,
v
A committee of member* of tha
Legion, headed byJIodgaort Ball, b
asslrilng in the preparations.
Keyes Denies That He
Intends To Drop Case
3 LOS .ANGE
>aa:K#yaa
District Attar
a hectic .year
tlon to'push H
Semple McPherson.
The prosecutor mad* th
uoimcerosnt that he had no
tlon of dropping the chargei
his star witness, Urt. U
Wisemfn-Blslaff. had appeal
M jia ffW
C. M
Officers Of Sanford Club for
authorities were
Year 1927 T o Be Named opinion that they ware on tl
And Delegates To LeagueJs t n g e [* n ^
ef£2*„t!i3
Session In C ity Nominated Wnilams, Sheriff Hand, LI
ILegion Auxiliary Is
LBAVB VBRA CRLE
m kvp> H arry , M.
tajittorney
2 Friends Reunited
own Here,
mant f rom 'tiffv l *law "pr&iiee hyi
two weU| known DeLand attorneys,
dary D. Landis and Bart Fish, was
received by many friends and bualneta scquainisncrs in Banford lata
yesterday‘.afternoon, ‘their re superin'
tirement ia to take effect Jan. .1
and both announced their Inteniona
of devoting their time ,exclusively
Urn®1to ri
�SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY,j )
sired two uct
Cattlo and ,Coi
u(Idling and No More “Cheating” ( onRealm Of S p ort|
Notv Indicated for Grid GtUnje.:
P„„,
| Undlri Would
lWhte Testimony
O f C rooked
W ork i r
bail Hits Kklslbd lr
Banished F lay er Sayr
tGO. Dec. 30. — OF) — A
tbftll quls may come a n t
stations of C h a r l e s
Rlsberg, forther Chicago
3X rhorUtop, that he “can
seball’s bosses Information
It implicate 20 big leaguers
ter before have been mcnn connection with crooked-
NEW YORK, Def. 3 0 .^ -(A”) —
tdtti scouting, less huddling and no
more “cheat” shifting* are Indicat
or for IntcrcollCgiato football next
yeah
Over the vigorous protest of Ma
jor Frank Cavanaugh, newly ap
pointed couch at Fordhnm unlvcrdty, who asserted that the action
would “ murder" the modem game,
tOO members of the American
football Coaches’ Association have
/othd to recommend a two-second
’hesitation’’ on all shift plays to
’.he rulea committee. Ajr amend
ment added at the suggestion of
loach Bill Roper of Princeton
would retain thfc present practice
jf allowing oho backfield player to
be in motlbn when thd play is
started. '
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It was the opinion of the exports
that nd stop watches will be needed
to enforce the hesitation rule,
which confirms to sentiment in tho
western conference. The plan Is
fop officials to toll off the seconds
nontally during the period between
group of stars of very little less
lees importance than the Ix>s Ang
eles opening including Al Espin- (
osa. Jock Hutchinson, Sarszen, |
WillHs Klein, Tommy Kerrigan,
Wilfred Reid, Frank Ball, the
English pro, and dozens of others
of silghtly lesser light.
' Yesterday n large number of the
players were out. Willie Dow
and Bill pairman hooked up nnd
turnc<l in a best ball card of 34 1
33-07 to trim Tubby Palmer nn,|
Frank Ball, who had 30-33-fl'J
Prizes amounting to 32,125 will
be given the golfers who enter the
open starting today. In addition
to $2^175 in cash prizes to the fir it
ten pros, there will be 326 to the
man making tho best score for 18
holer* each day.
fe Tribune said: "It was a
ly man who began to read the
iment and a burning Nemesis
ftfllshed.” * -•
iberg told the newspaper there
bren. “plenty, of crooked work
£ on In baseball," and con-
td:
v commissioner.' -
totalled $
Tho Cleveland i n club
Lnd someone to || Speak,
center field. . . The {
Boston InflcM Lrd League
The Boitoti Rod Sox, tallehders
of the America^ League, nevefthelcBs made mOra assists than
any otMr team In the league, nnd
the rtsCofda of individuals on tho
,i,field ato impressive.
PHI Todt handled 1756 putouU
nnd !2fi nislsta^-an Amazing a*
moUnt cf chances for a fif>t base
man. Herrera, who started nt
Attorncy-at-Law
second base accepted 280 chances
Will
In'
aif ihAi iecSrtiF'
in 48 games, being replaced xhy
. pfacticii
.i
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Regan who finished the setson Examination of Abstracts cf Land
with M>8 c'.niiccs. Rigncy missed
. Titles given especial Attention
only six games and took caro of
Offices In Cdurt House
Forfner Crriwii H e a d £
H as N o t Returned ■
To Palace A t Paris"
rg, banned from baseball
e result of the 1010 world
scandal, made his statement
-Chicago Tribune a t bin Mlnl dairy farm, and inuncdlnterw from Baseball Commla;L*ndIa a declaration that ho
'Vrelcomo -hearing Riaberg's
fCommissloner Landis nnd the
!n a n d ; managers haven’t
it, thoy'rq blind, j Landis and
big boti-jcs of baseball don’t
. Want to know the fdets. This is a
challenge to tho commissioner.
Let’s soe what he’ll do about It.”
. 'MAanwhilQ . tl o Ty Cobb-Tris
S pikier case, hna bean sealed for
tho prcr-?nt, the Ups of tho two
principals in the latest edition of
tht».f*jamla! of 1010.” From othoraroAnfe stntcm’ehts thut compllcate4,the plot.
•
OhA. member of the cast, who
■poke his prologue in tho off ir.- «<f
tfcs commissioner before the currosD on the “scandal”
took the center of the .stage yc-siierday. That was Fred West, park
Attendant at Navin flcld/honm df
the' Detroit Tigers, scene of the
fitte d ” game. West is the mnn
. named In tho testimony as having
placed bets- for Dutch Leonafd,
then a Tiger pltchor, nnd Joe
W6od,
Clovelnnd smoke - ball
thrower.
•
,
*. -Wert’a public l i n o s differed
from the manuscript as constructed
from 'Leonard's charges and the
transcript of testimony before the
tho shift and the snapping of tho
ball. .
Sponsoring the Crusade against
scouting, Roper said .that tho Ti-.
g m next year probably would nvt
scout any df their opponent*, t He
voiced the conviction that a fceJfer , Koster led the couhtry’a lending
team could bo developed without Arofcrs'this fall With 124 points,
scouting.
topping Mike .Wlllon; Lofdyette,
Reports of the coaches also indi-. hlinearest competitor, by. fhur
ented general dissatisfaction with
the huddle. . Roper Contended, how ♦point. Koster missed pratIcipStInir
in one contest, too, bccaiiic of lnever, that the huddle has proved a
I
juries.
'
, . . . '-.'-J
welcome Addition In the east. He
Last year, nowcver. hc, played In
criticised aftenfpU oKaome tcamrevery' game, being more noted thin
to Use i66 many plays.*
fiSr
defensive rather than offensive
Restrictions of practice to two
hours daily, fixing of $16 with ex ability.
penses os a suitable fee for offi
Miami Jockey Club Entries
cials, and stabilizing of tho coachMore than 300 thoroughbreds of
ink' profession were other favor
the turf, representing 30 stahUfc,
ably received recommendation*.
An tho meeting adjourned last Imve been quartered at Minmi to
night, the National Collegiate Ath await the Opening on January 13
letic Association prepared to move of the Miami Jockey Club At Higinto the forum today to pass final leuh tot Its annual winter meeting.
judgment oh tho game. Reports Eight stakes will bo run.
before tho meeting indicated that
The humber 1* Wing augmented
Intercollegiate sport is in "thi» best almost daily, with expectations
of health.’’
that more than 500 horsos will bo
One of the leading "trlngi here
Is that of WAlter J . Snln>c#.' R. TWilson, president pf the Saratoga
Rneing Association ala* has seilf
several horaea. . Other •stabiri
represented are those- of L. T.
Cooper, G, Fraok.Cjolsaant, W. A.
Reed,' Admiral Cary .T. Grayson
A. G. Barklle. Mrs. K athtria. K.
Hitt, Walter B r^gs, Robert Odom,
\V. A. Wollroan, J. B- Ward, J. PSmith, and Henry Waterson..
Thoroughbreds from the stables
of Marshall Field, Mr*. W. K. Van
derbilt. J r , H arty Payne WWlficy
and Robert L. Gerflr, among others
are reported enroute to MIAnil.
J. G. SHARON
ARCADE! /
DELICATE
i’repared Meats
Sdlaus/ Cheese
44 McLander A rcade’
More than 800 Studebakor owners have driven their
Have you tried Florida’s
newest drink?., t f not drive
out to 1623 west first st„
and Ret a free sample of
Geiger’s Unfermented wild
grape and wild cherry..
oars 100,000 miles and upwards.
LEESBURG—New lake under
construction in city hall park, he
tween Meadow Street and Sea
board Railroad.
Call ihc Willard Battery
Men— We recharge and re
pair all makes of batteries.
LAKE CITY—New pu
contemplated for this,cir>-
P fIO N H 648
Sit
in s Materia
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g t t t f t e t , in his statement yer-ter>d*y, said that the. money given
t h|m by Leonard and Wood to wa?-.gor that Detroit would beut Clcvc, land, was not bet on tho bnll game
* at’ nil. Tho money, he said, waa
/ laid ':*V>n-'the nose” of a horse
‘ named Panaman, a “hot tip” in
the- first race, nt the Aqueduct
trefck on that dny.
xseaed home in front.'
v Leonard and Wood '
td be wealthier b>' i
'of Sept. 26, 191U.
itt, Is Wdst's latert ^
Leqnard, at Fresno,'
sounded to him “likn
West statement also ■ess Speaker's nttorH. Boyd, in d ev o
6 lbs., York Imperial Apples
is A P re sc rip tio n fo r * ‘
M a y o n n a is e
1-2 p in t
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Van Camp’s or
Campbell’s Soup, 3 for
.
2 0 c
2 5 c
Florida Lettuce, 2 for
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15c
Florida Celery, 2 for
.
2 5 c
As the New Year begins, A
& P bids for your friendship
and patronage, resolving to
continue to give unfailing
service, gilt edge quality and
super values.
Colds/ Grippe, FIil
Dengue, Bilious Fever
and Malaria
Ii kills the germs
Old Dutch Cleanser
115 Magnolia Ave
re your profit is.
Red Front Cocoa 1 ( j r
8 oz. can
l ,*«
JP. M U Q 4Myrtle
Ave.,
&
4th St.
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Men’s
Suits Cleattod
and
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Pressed This Week.
1m*;
No, 2 1-2 edn ,
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high
“Your mone> back if voO are not satisfied.'
SANFORD FEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY
tee from the backthat of Bob Quinn,
be Bofeton 'Red Sox,
“osidA" in which ho
l llke to »ee Landis
esn sports’’ ambasr sport ethics among
i major leagues. The
/ keeping tho game"
Lone Star Cement la m»de by tb«
Alabama Portland Cement Co.
nirmlnsham, Ala.
Subsidiary oflnlenuiUon;! Cement Corpoisd4»
3 cans for -
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day Morning so. ycu can get it back
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in time for New Vears. - •
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the highest class
id pressing service—^xa specialty.
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�T tfelT /n FttnU Y . DECEMBER 31, i»26
PARTY
•Inff draining and paving the fol-! bid, and such bond to be executed Pcer; Plans and s w ^ f T T ^
;by a auraty company Lefenaed i to bp obtained at cither
1
to Per' do businesn in th*> Sutlo'ol VWrliLt, |W*lt of $10 Go Jhi
°n
8 t t U ! M i r v r y r d p a r t o f S e c tio n l*»; nil In <Jalnlnar a n d r « i r * i n l n f y o u Jkha I simmun, Sht. Asp. oh n
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the
8 * « n l- i T o w n s h i p JO s o u t h . K a n * * 41 » M i . r a w . of you a n d rourjiittoia. * j r » 7780«q. yils. . city Commission.
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; a n t s n n d a t t o r n e y * fr o n t a a o r t l n a , , rorlt biiau
Coplea of the plana and specif I*
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a n y ' c l a i m oy d r e d of c o n v e y a n c e . Persimmon Ate. fr. Ffrtt to '
; T h e - w e s t o n e -l ta l f' 0 \ 1-3) a n d ;
u r u ( h r r w l S e . or I n l c r f e r l n i r In ,
Third Sht Asp. bn G In.
I cation* may bo *««n a t the offka
t.ola One t l ) . Tw o ( J). and T h ree *
w lr h t h e gosretolon of the !
......1M2 sq. y»U. of the City Manager, or at the of.
! 4 3 1 . all In tffctlon f. T o w iu h lu 2 0 . rntlinu i nnht. itn
me Conor*. « » •!I rock base
! m IJSo Ave. fr. Colonial Way
««® of Fred T. Wllllpins, Engl-
Srti .lay Of December, a . D. m i .
( i ) . or unattrvertd p a n o f ftocUou any o f you' to andI to aald Janda to
• -- A - W. W. W IUUH'A. I l l ; and t o w F o u r (O. F iv e »->. be wbt.ll> null and
a«id of no i lowin* ib K tu to-wit:
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W h l r / s L t o Avocado
Ju d g *. C ircu it Court. S sv sa tb , tils f«) and feovs#' j W f f c r ; T ltti «rftc tflw h a rtu a to r;
T h * *>utli t w e n t y <J#) c h a i n s ' of
homl.i'itc County, Florida, to-wlt:
V J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of
L b t f o u r [*) a n d n i l of l e t F iv e
• Of F l o r i d a . In a n d f o r
( i ) o f tt e c l t p n s ; 1 . 0 : T w o OH o r un i.ule C o u n t y .
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O n e. f t ) . T w o (3 ). T h rew ( J), F o u r U l U M .vN . Ii liOn irasi il ui rLi.iDn Er Ji iI iA
(«>. P l v * (K) n n d S i x (4) o r u n 1
a U r v M d d p a r t of H ectlo n I t ; Dot u . 1
U m p lftln in c.
O n« f i t o r i i n a u r v e y a d p a r t of Hecli o n I t ; , a n d I o t a K n u r f t ) . F iv e
w On Itinerary IS
). 81* («) u n d H av en (7 ) o r un Will Tour Which a u r v e y e d p a r t of H e c tlo n IS: all In
I l a n g e I t c*»t.
ilado In January T o w n a h l. n . 20 Ta nruatli.
r l 3.
T h e wret o n e - l i a l f (W H)
and
H I . o t a Of.t. ( 1 ) . T w o <3) a n d T h r e e
ftA&SEE; PW. Dec. 31. IS) o il In . Kcctli.n 2, T o w n s h i p *0
nols li> rqmlitfr to Flor- s o u t h .- l l a n a n 31 e a s t .
T n n x
re cities and towns, of
T h e C ast th re e -q u a rte r*
(B J-«)
he atnto nrn to be v I"j*- Of t h e Houllt v n e - h u l f t 8 H l o f S e c
t i o n I I ; \V«a( o n e - h a l f < \ V ' i )
of
imbera of the good will N
o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r ( N K I - t ) ; N oih he
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q u arter iN W I-t);
n o d .S o uth w est
lo Central. 1 1*2 In.
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n. 1.. q*
The aotillt
(inc-linl
IV
fat. Augustine ■nurtbwvat
quarter
d on the same day, ' (||in 30. Township -r
Jnn. 1.7 and 14. West „ r , . r e q u i r e , ; t„
soil be mode on the iiefcrc our a u iq i:ir
uid. after a niirht's ,h7 C0'1” flou»<> ni
. c’«k i
, ■ "*)}•• (Tonnty. Fiorl.l,
f, Seb.-ing will be . day .»f January. A.
mp We;.’. Lake W'nles I!""' ."i"1 ‘,,,-re
II on Jan. }5.
, iiKsln*i yon 'n thi»
fill Ic.ive Bartow o n ' l*
furrhe. tiinK
nC #t St Petersburg ponfj iV’kfVXV.'fTl’ ,,
Jt>.- TJjc remainder of th« i'«ii»<l In Sanford. H..i
dufo follows:
I n ,,r l',». one* n w,*;
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• t u n * c c u r l * c ivechs.
wiv* St. Petersburg Jnn. 16, arw itnkhh
th*
a t Sarasota J»n. 17: Irnvn ' ' IdOHT. Judur of
. t
f ' *h" H cv cn il
»otn
! Jan. 17, arrive a\t «Brn- fcull of ° ihq
him « of i
on. Jan. 17; leave Bradenton; f"r >
s «mluoi« c.iumy,
It,* arrive nt Tampa J a n .'17; j - - ~ ■
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I Tsmpr Jan. 17, arrive at O r-' C i P P p n i r i m
6 Ja r, IB; leave Orlando Jan. ’ 1 j< i <j u i j u I J H
I-A NT CITY—Judge Parka, of
urtVe
Jacksonville
Jnn. [ j
cifcuit back
courtat for
Hillsborough
Mth. the
to be bonds
made r 1
has departure
validated
iv-Rlorlda
the same
UTttfrig
to on
$312,000,'
to day.
bo used i . 1
j*#JMsrty
plans
to
mnkc
the re- * a
jlifbfg and widening streets,
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Atlanta,
Birininpham,
Attending sanitary sowers, [ “
JanOogn
Cincinnati,
get- f 3
bOhds nreand
a -part
of n $170,fb ic kfortothatChicago
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purpose.Sunday, r J
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Spendthrift and Thrift
r t n d T bni> n r u l l l
Spendthrift remurked th at if.h e had
cash left overjhe would put it in the bank
Itcfore T h rift Spent anything he put a nor
tion of his money in the bank. We invite
th rifty people to place their monev m the
Seminole County Bank. We assure''them of
absolute safety and a ! fuir profit.
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Ji< r u 7-.I :»«1 Ullb*
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vpicings 1927 promises to be a banner year (or Sanford—gr
things will be accomplisl id by those who really put forth the effort th an in any other
riod of Sanford’s history
4 per cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
S a n f o r d ,F la
STHEWOTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
W e urge you as an individual and as a firm
your wholehearted, junreserved cooperation t
and by so doing you cannot Kelp but reap tl
$ 18,000
NEEDSOME MONEY
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W e wish you a New Year bountiful with al
Happiness.
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H ie Bilks are rich m color, tine in te x tu re — superior in quality and of
fered at most a ttra c tiv e prices. For those who co n tem p late some early
sp rin g sewing, we suggest a trip to our Silk D e p artm en t nnd a close in
spection of <nn beautiful silks.
c o t'iiT o f T in :
rik tU ^ H $ C lltT .T 2 K . H
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i~ tyh b t gntTocj"--: .H y A j.-u y ,, . --f.
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joutside. "Bid for Paving," Sanford,
Florida, and the name of the bid|
t - aa
orr or biddcm.
Knch proposal must be accomOR STREET
pnnied by u certified check, mode
payable nt sight, to the order of
the Ciiy Auditor L Clerk, of Sanwill be re- ford, Florida, for 3 per cent of the
Commission *f,am ount of their bid.
nt their office
The. successful bidder or bidders
t or before 3 P. [ will be required to givo a bond
1927, for grnd- cqunl to 50 per cent of his or her
T il JUDICIAI. tlH C tlT
113 STATi: OF FI.OItllM.
n f o i i si:iti.v o i.T : c o n CIIANCKHV.
:it OF I’lltl.ll'ATION
< u woonttrFF.
datnnnt.
Flat Crep
These fi*lt crepes a re g u a ra n te e d w ashable in- m anv new
and beautiful shades. 40 inches wide. Per vnrd
si..
F I.O K IIIA ,
IS.(MMi, iiiit lh m l la.-.h. Iiulann
veal's (> per cent inl Test
Ia ■
jp^CTt -AKK J (78St: I* FEHTILE l ! StOMPANT. n C urpornili.ii m ul
Ets JU j.invoim i TitrsT
i'M .-
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t'un is scheduled lo.M iip in auuth t,f Km
ckaonyUle ffom S a - ,
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V >1 IVKKKH.
"*outy Cl*rl
.UKIt *
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iiAiniiiii
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on
to Central, Surf. T. on 0 In.
rock base
........ 2775 sq. yd,*
Colonial Wav fr French to
Cedar, 1 1-2 in. Sht. Asp.
on J hu Sand Hose 2980 sq. yds
Central St. fr French to Ce
dar. 1 1-2 in. Sht. Asp. on
.'I In. Suml Haso ....... 2711 sq. yds.
French .Ave. widening fr.
Ninth to Ifughey, 3ht. Asp.
on G in. rock base. 9755 sq. yds.
i, ai-cording to the Itinceivod here.
Wtorr-, to number several
jl.arc to leave Chicago on
v isitin j Ohio, Tennessee,
frolina, Georgia and Flor-
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Sht.
Snnd
*775 sq. yds.' f f f g *
1Holly A v e . fr. C o l o n i a l , Way to
1 C e n t r a l , 1 1-2 In. Sht. Asp.
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o n 3 In. S a n d Asp. 2775 s q . y d s .
IjwjJ
(r C o lo n i a l Way
7X
O d a r Ave.............
A sp
Asp
i n : -iOTTCI'n '.tii it; u7ii i
u corp'jrttitoii—■
com -
thr
$2 . 7 5
tua.lc to np|i*>ir to tlili.
Local Phone 8
•.it i . t h n t ii auminiiiM In l l m i u o r v
a ll»rtituforr b^ati
tllii-cdul
_«;SCfl3rf you *u*l Ihill Oir Sliorlff
^Hi-»rU»oio C o u n t*
Flortilii
ha*
■ CkthBlurn l l m l l h a ,> m n culiliu l
t q n v l t l t r r of you. u w ln tr
'dbp f a l t u r q n t I'.vch of y o u
to
0*V * ff lc Q r* « r f t » a p p o in t o q v n t i
t n . l i a v e Wltllln I he S t a i r o f F l o
In. *1) a f f i n o r n r n i . r i u u|.,,n w h n tn
M.
K I L G O R E
O wner
HNM. cautil .b« m-rvril anil thnt
Ur -o f /liie r a u t i j ap-rntn u r r un
r i l E f l R F O n R . .you, TIIK I.AKK
iSSUF FJ^nTItilZEIl COMTANV. ..
rpnrstlon. and T1IE KI.I.flWOHTH
lU?|T COMPANY, a corporation,
ihcl.'as dafsndanli In ihi> abovn
d fdre rolng caimr ppmllng In Ihr
bye slylcd Court. t>«lnit n procaod
Plant City,
SA N FO R D , FLA
Crepe Back Satin
40 inches wide
included in thi
Manv lovely new .shades and designs an
election. I*er vard
Florida
Mallinson’s Pussy Willow
tic lit*.s with- in phtin and printed p a tte rn s
T h e !<>
•'h ad e- a t e ti» I e P.uiif! iu th is group of silks. IVr \
$ 5 .o o
Baronet Satin
rests E x p ected
is Afternoon In
lton Murder Case
Continuod Front I’nge One)
k today, Ciller the rear duor
come out again within a few
■l there might- have been a
»e other than robbery Ip the
if of police iotiay, following in(tws with relatives of Mr. Hilind clues which were ohtainod
I them are being investigated.
Murderer Wan Deliberate
fy, police Ask, did n m a n who
pjtaly planned « robbery, s u c h
f t c a s e at firat appeared to be,
iywith hint to cqilimit Hint rol>iply a chair leg alich nr lha»
Jn the shop nnd believed to
1weapon wMth was uaed in
Thq*hnhlts of atiefc-.,
a are nqt evident in tlje i .i
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?y
Mallinson 5 Indestructable Voiles
V .
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ir the murder wns committed
k»f*on or pefsopf. who contmit111 arc believed to hav^ been
plelibcrnte in their ictidns,'
b u y the club th a t’Waa used
Iridently washed, but the mur■overlooked blood'anti hair on
Id of it, Blodd-atolned towejs
n VccepUcW near the lavapowl and'M r* witne*r to' Iho
fact they were used for dryitt
hands and the weapon,
D. II. Ijiinons, n brother in-ls
pf Mr, Hilton, arrived in Snnfonl
lest night, act ompnnied b\ hi* wif->
end Mrs. Hilton. He wns closeted
with f'htrf Willinms shortly before
noon today nnd, iyimediutely there
ufter the hunt became more mtive.
"The murderer if. in Sanford nnd
the crime was not committed with
robbery as the motive,” Mr. ljtmont. asserted. " Inm going to »<*•
thds mntter thntugh to u finish,'
he ndded. Mr. {.unions intimate.I
thnt the finish would'nnt b«- fnr off
Funeral Service** On Sunda>
Thr funeral rervicr* for Mr
Hilton are to be held Sunday itf
tern non at 3 o'clock from the Mil
ler & Erickson funerul parlors and
will be in charge of Dr. F. D. King,
panlor <»f the First Baptist church.
The Elks Club, of which Mr. Hil
ton ’wa;» a member, is nlso to con
duct it« services.
t- Mr,, Hilton wns 30 year* old.
ito was born in Gate City, V*. E.
L. 1Hilton, n brother, nnd Mrs. H.
F. Boatwright* a niece, nre. »»n
route front thnt city to be present
for the funeral.
Relatives yow in the city are:
Mr. nnd Mr*. D. H. I-nnions nnd
son of Fort Myera, Mr. and Mrs.
T. 0. McKeehn of Orange City, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Richey, also of Or
ange City. The latter nre Mrs.
Coiint.nitiiii.plc claims L’Oiofutlh
Hiltons’ parents, nnd Mrs. lamonantl Mr*. McKeehn are her *i*ter-- 189 iiew »pnj»crs
r
i A brut her of Mis Hilton, W T key
The t u i a l i L t l y
i-iirt)lati'
Rabey is expected to arrive In Ihrm: ■■ i Ttukey u> irf.cpl .i
ntorroa fr<>tn Know die, T'-nti ' r i.O i.t i"j'KS.
>hw
'attetul the funeral
NEW YORK Anybody wh.. -e: s
u picture of F.rra Meeker, Utt uml
John R, V'oorhis. 97, toasting each
other with some dark liquid in
<vior glnssta should not lie tieicived
It »ns oi*L\ .o'fee Tl.e
pionei r of the Orepon t rni• stid
grand sarhen of Tummany
t m.pprd at a luncheon on Mr
.Meeker's birthday
\nd it we*.
«,s'tiaine I that Mr Mo.-kcr d
i
ti'ink, never h*> and haun t .-no .
e«l for half n ' entury.
WANT tu trade good Gulfport,
Flotilla, 5-room bungalow nntl
lot for 6 acres and hnure in nr
near 8anford. O r e E. Knsormnn,
Ijike Monroe.
E xlrn gowl quality of crepe? ill nil the iiciv ahmlcs. fhc
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With a determination to rnnke it ti year.better in every respect than the
year we are leaving behinej. f Prosperity and ^appiness await tljose who
are willing to putJtorth tho effort to obtain them—put your offoft behind
your city and make it a bigger, better Sanford and reap a profit
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Sincere Greetinu, for a Succewful New Yearl
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Klfl. •, CmuioiIssIoo il.si all |.m uiiJ lands *r» a l l - property urtntri Ini. re s t..! ft
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I - ...I)..init,a i*ml r.ioilgmais ..r J na-,aaM Spsclal e-Mi tnij'uts. statins Ip That I
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liiuMtid il.utiloR upon 'third Slfcd nrooritanco with the provision* i f
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...I-, t o iui,. un.l Tar- tl,< tTinrtri* of tho ttlty of Ranford.
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1 i i m l I r i a n d F ir s t « | , rr >"'!> id kltits will he h e a rd an d
her, A
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1,1 i . ' i Jo to o ln.» .. it. n «>u) sio r.lal uMwasment roll
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i ‘"i |,r >• ,, ,n i, , . \ i u e i ' i i./ U n - t . s , will j« in , . . 11) c o n firm e d by tho
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Thieves, Tngrates, Srieafts
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As soon no thu man m charge of th e job was out of
plght on biH way to another job across town, three workmen
Older and IliKCcr.
Too Proud to Bullr.
left th eir painting and their carpenter Work, rolled some cigWoman’ll Biggest Union.
orettes, made themselves comfortable on the steps of the
In Britain They Fly.
house, and proceeded to'discuss the topics of the day,.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
Thieves, they were, all three of them. Thieves and
sneakB and ingrates, all-three. One of the men hnd secured
IT WAS SAID In this "column
**MllJt E4,tB> the jo b because he put up a hard'^alo about his needy famr th at
this country hoods Immigra
n axes
‘ ily. Hia gratitude should have been jjf-eat enough fo r him tion from Europe, twenty million
r &"?!•£ ujj*r to give his employer a maximum of sendee. But h e ‘was,an ambitious workers, to absorb sur
KditioD* t*.o* ingrate, along with thp other twd. who would have had no plus farm product* and used can,
and help build the nation. 1
---------------- jobs a t all if it. had hot been’fo r thiqf one:
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AR r*ao!utioni
T heir wages fixed by a scale that, insured them a nice <> PROFESSOR EATON writes
linni«nt« whor* roll of biljs a t the end of the week, the three men knew that "Tho earth is./overpopulated.- If
_b*chmMI#d w
n r v TYiinn
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i n i f oemployer’s
m n lA .,,.- ’.. *i“
every
minutu
^pbk
their
tim "e was" every ono hod an equal share of
foojj all would bo hungry all tbe
IB ASSOCIATED FIlKftft tantam ount to taking money from his pocket. They knew time.”, The professor is mia-i#
r tc U ir d P ra a s la a x c lu s - they were stealing his'money when they loafed on hia job.
taken. All human ibeings on earth
tl« d to tb a u aa f o r r* Talking so fair,.prom ising so much when they acquired could stand at the tamo time on
t Of all n a ira d is p a tc h -*
a - t b l a bap er a n l a l to th * their,jobsi the men}Jkndw th a t they were scurvy sneaks Staten island in New York harbor,
• publish!*?! h a ra ln .
A ll
-(■ •publication o r sp e cia l when they waited until they w ere'out of view of their, em and not bo more crowded than
haraln are also reserved.
proud Americans attending a prize
ployer before letting down on their work. In hia presence fight:
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thoy worked industriously,efficjently . W hen he could not
see them , thoy loafed. And they knew they were sneaks.
THE STATE OF Texas, inten
Rightfully such thievery Bhould be reached, by law. A sively cultivated, would feed all
man who deliberately steals his employer’s time is stealing the earth's people, and clothe them.
his employer’s money exactly a s criminally as though he The earth lsnrt half or ono-tonth
populated. And tho potential food
were taking cash from his employer’s money drawer. He is supply
Is n hundred timrs greater
U hl* «f firMta war.: ■. , more contemptible than the ordinary thief because lie poses than any possible demnnd. We
M i n e paak le w tla
eonrta,
peed people that will wr:!:.
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- — as a reliable,, honest workman.
i r s t l s i af
k * IM I»s
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Fortunately,
too,
high-class
workmen
know
all
this.
ip
S i w h , , hotel*, a p a r t THE AMERICAN Science asso
a t h # a »»* .
r C n n l u l c * of f lr o m o m - M oreland more of them are seeing the need of eliminating ciation is boiling over with impor
from labor organizations the time-thieves and thp sneaks. tant news.
r u c t io n of h O N l a v a r d
More and more is sbntiment growing for a new plan for
Human life has increased by 30
mmm I U k i M o a ro e .
I r I Io n of c ity I w u l K l M - membership qualifications in labor guilds.
Honest men want years, in recent times.
The average American boy’s
■aatoB of school ly a le M to have dishonesty exposed and punished.
Honest men wunti height
has increased two and oneth p r a v liia a f a r l * m « « H
to see efficiency rewarded and inefficiency put on the plane half inches
in the last 50 years—
to which it belongs. Fair-minded men w ant to see honesty Control of infantile diseases, and
tHB^E Y EJtSE rOtr TODAY j and efficiency paid a maximum wage, and lesser qunlifica-, knowledge of the value of vita
mins and sunlight have done that.
tions receive only what is ju stly theirs.
THE CHARGE OF THE LORD
Thieves, sneaky ingrates are men who steal time from
|Kc«p th e charge of tho Lord
f Cod. t o walk in llis ways, an employer who is paying them their wages. The day will |
as it is written in the law come when honest workingmen will refuse to fraternize with
Moses, th a t thou mnyest pro* fellows of that stripe.
-tin; all jh a t thou
docst."
To brighten
Your table at t
New-Year’s fi
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DRUGS
CIGARS — CAND1
DRINKS-DRUGS
V
Yo uwiU receive courteacy
vice at our fountain.
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Sanford A Geneva Aft,
In Etyewood
Curb Service—The Kind th
Serves
Have You
Some Money
Brick building, hardi
and grocery and dry goofc
stock, also ; drugs, a
bargain.
Any reasonable offer"
considered .. ^
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!T l> L fl
il MASTERS
ULth been dawning
r felae'5fcy;
It thou let It
•IqM away?
Aforetime
did:
t all eyes ia hid.
ath t«fcn dawning
h e r bloe day:
Iw llt thou let it
u ic lesi away?
—Thomas Carlyle.
snowed
are going to drop the case
Almco. Well, what do we
days whiikey kills more on
lif& M n fireworks on the
of 3uly.
New* *tnml dealers probably cuer to public taste in thc magaInez they carry, but that’s no comllffient to th e public.
m i f : — — o-------In the recent Oxford University
owing, races, an American, Klngaury, is said by English critics to
isrc pulled the best o sr In any
pet.
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So many people are being hJld
ip and robbed In various part* of
’lorida th a t it begins to look ns
t all retired real estnto dealers
tad turned bandlta.
------- - o - -----yRome people want us to make a
Saw Year's resolution never to
jublUh anything that anybody
rould object to. Rat if we did wo
rould have to auspend publication.
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A large group of United State*
engm am en are touring, Florida.
£lall some of them would take a
th e St. John’s River.
; see some of thc needs
Jon of the country.
Inquire at PostofficS
Tainted Money”—It Buys W hat It W ants
UiXVER—“A charge lo keep,
a v ^ a C o ^ to glorify,"
Lake Mary, Fla. ?
Some years ago th e p h ra se "ta in te d m oney” went the) £ cedom from ,abor would ni(mn
rounds. Ill-gotten wealth of one kind and an o th er w as d e - ' n new, more horrible suff«^ng.
d a r e d to be "tainted." Now and then a g re a t s tir was made j
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by som e ch u rih or some individual re fu s in g a munificent
jp w e did .in years more of
g ift because it was "tainted." Occasionally a church squab- thinking thnn we used to do, or if
ble t h a t widely entertained th e outside public milled about thc nvernggt. hoy’s brain w en -tw o
♦-he 2,
question
of
unUl‘1mn'hulf
inr,h"s
bi,fKT
'‘round.
.,
, w h eth er " ta in te d ” moneyJ could be accepted
’
hii
100 per cent
more
active
thnn
lor viOtl S work.
,
it used to be, that would nu-nn
T h e money, as we rem em ber It. w as usually accepted, something
T h e re were always eloquent speakers to show th at it was . Science ndvnnce.t, human iniolthe d u ty of the church to get hold of nil the " ta in ted ” money nu!w]V« * InHer* °r m°Ve* 118
possible and by turning it to holy uses m ake it clean and ” °in >AUienh,K:i ood’yeur* Btr0l the
pure. Dull-minded folks who saw in th e acceptance of "taint- uver-nge of intellige nee, among free
ed" money a so rt of tacit approval of th e way th e money was citizen*, w«u; higher than it i* in
obtained by its doner were usually talked into agreement
I,n,lsh h,,U!,e uf commons tow ith th e crowd th a t w anted the cash, or so silenced they *ny_____
could only .th in k th e ir disapproval, and mnybe grieve a little
rili: Nlc'ARAOUA fuolinhnc**
over th e seeming inconsistency of the c h u rc h leaders.
hn* hud publicity enough to proSomotimcs, too, money w as said to be "tain ted " w h e n ,
lmrm
it w as q u ite as much removed from " t a i n t ” us money can be.
X ^ t h U ‘powerful'nation
One clever purngraplier even saw an explanation for every*i„tn,j« ypi n u weaker nation, uccharge-of th a t sort-in his definition. ‘ I'n iiiU d ^tonVyi /T A b it/ <~ui|>'>bir its if>Arts','R+vhig*Drrf*r^n>
vours a n d ’ta in t mine, SO its ta in te d .” ‘
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] 'ta p vemment. when under exactNowadays, as fur as we know nobody objects to the
^rm cd d lin rw ith T ’l'owor1
acceptance of "tainted money. W hen "drives are made fui natu>n lik.- Russia. Ju’pan or
for th is mid th a t and pledges arc taken for money gifts, welBritain?
do n o t heaY of any prospective donor being refused particiUncle s,ni"
ndv«rtl»ed aa
pation in th e good work because he go t his money by fraud ■p “X PX ? ,iiy the"bully0" *
or in p u rsu it of unworthy avocations.
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Doubtless all of us have some tiling of th a t " ’Taint yours
a [.EARNED Sncrnmtmuf ju.igt.
and 'ta i n t mine. s<> it's ta in ted " spirit in our make-up. The •>«* n poor opinion of'divorced
saxophone player next door we may think a damnable mu
jhni draw nlitmuiy ff m
sauce. But he may have the same idea about our barking
,j>.
dog. T h e philosophy of th a t “ ’ta in t y o u rs and 'taint mine"
is decidedly all right, bu t isn’t it r a th e r re g re tta b le th u t no
body seems much concerned w ith
w here money is gained? W hen a r
on influential place in a city with
quired by crooked dealing, isn ’t it i
oral integrity of the people who giv
OUR DIVORCE AND alimony
T h e Herald has not seen tha
system makes mntiy men support
used in many a day, but we a re olr
more than one wife, but thnt
should not l>c hastily criticized.
lievo th a t if ill-gotten gains w ere a
This vule of tears was planned
honor, cities would be b etter prot
to give mail an education nnd he
and society would be rid of m any a
is getting it.
"Tainted money” —there is son
A DEEP FINANCIAL writer
of "bearish omens" nnd thinks
EVERY YEAH, Dr. Louia I. Dublin estimates, there are tells
big men arc talking cheerfully to
3,000,000 serious accidents in American homes, of which create an atmosphere in which they
17,000 are fatal. The wild mosquito roams the room; he may unload stocks. *
bites; the bite is scratched, and blood poison develops. A That is plain bosh. Intelligent
will agree with President
cherished plant turns out to be deadly. A picture needs citizens
f'oolidgo that the coming year will
straightening; one. mounts a ladder; it slips. A bottle be a continuation of our great pros
breaks in one’s hands, cutting a finger. Father goes out to perity.
Our trouble mny bo described ns
clean the snow off the walkq; he steps on a piece of ice and
"nervous
prosperity." Men who
fractures his skull. Or he stands up in the bathtub to reach get rich suddenly
often get nerv
for the soap—w ham ! The domestic dog goes bolshevik and ous nnd need several doctors.
cere 6f tho ntomnch
him.
about timo for somembody tq re
alize th a t a woman creating a
great aon ia ua w irthy of honor ns
ROME THINK OF others, of ed the man that pninta a great picture
ucation and leave their money to or buildn a great railroad system,
and that everything n woman's son
apreud knowledge.
Others just fnde out, thinking does is renlly done by her.
not nt ail.
There nre some farmcra who
BEGINNING NEXT month the through some magic maintain n
IJniticd States will get in install reJntivo success nnd security re
ment* 17 flying machines, each ca gnrdless of i>ad seasons and prit""
pable of carrying 10 pnsiengen. or defiressions, and that magic ia
soldiers
That's good news for a found in simnle planning for re
start. When shall we get the other sults, study of costa, regard for
2
■planes 7 The Rritish are past experiences nnd knowledge of
making
nirships to carry 100 sol- conditions. The luck of success by
>t
the host of farmer* ia stated in
two reasons—the farmer is n poor
reader, not interested in meetings
GOVERNOR
JACKSON
an and demonstrations offered by tho
nounces plans for n monument and government and other agencies for
shrine to be erected at Lincoln his benefit, and secondly, hn is an
City. Indiana, in memory of Nuncy individualist.— Wilkes County Mes
Hanks, Lincoln's mother
It was senger
ORANGES
TANGERINES
Music by "RED" DEAN’S SYNCOPATERS
i be Jazziest Jazz Jazzers. th at ever Jazzed a Jazz *
Cover Charge $2.00 per Person
including dnneing.
New Years
Wire or call at Tavern for reservations at once
Place Your Order Now
CHOP SUEY CHOW MEIN, etc., prepared by our
!£«•«J a M,l
It occurs to me thnt In this col
Itw.nariv in f lection I have rather neglected that
faltT. It might
turbulent tittle
iltcd States did
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the late
t
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SIR!
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We are
buying our tires at
9
207 W. First Street
They sure smash the prices and they I
us a full guaranteed tire at tne
lowest possible price,
i
12,000 miles. And he won't "flop”
because ho forgot his oil or his
gasoline,
By Irvin S. Cobb
— .——o - ----- -
iqlicy .of th« United States,
ins, In merely to protect
Chinese Chef, Wung Hi.
BLUE BO N N ET
M ARKETS . .
Thf rug slips on the hardwood floor and
grandm a breaks a leg. Father, after going to bed, remem FOR INSTANCE Sir Samuel
ity-two died of bud liquor bers thnt piece of pie in the ice box; he qneaka down in the Hoore, British air minister, is fly
ing from London to India, wlt|i
City nf--New ‘Y ork during
Ijidy Hoare, a little round trip of
1'stmne: holidays. rt Yot there dark to get it, and falls over a chair.—The Detroit News.
Not Forgetting The Bellboy
BLACK BEA
TAVERN
Dancing from 9:30 to 2 n. m
Y spsper ’^Ukpstc^ says many
ts ire on .thMr’wsy to Florida
rt. Probably not many of
.will bo seen In Lake Monroe
Iiv because there Is no canal
diMErth*:*!! exit lo Dio Indian
bites the baby.
f, sod lower East Coaat.
me w ho say it doesn't hurt
All liquor is bad liquor,
y |P m or will ruin any man
, mcbtally and physically.
Celebrate The New
indispensable’adjunct of our mod
em
civilization, the hotel bellboy.
be better
country I hasten to make omonds fur my
interfere oversight. In connection with the
affuhle youth in buttons who msy
forget what wo send him for .but
who never forget* to wait for his
financial* rqwsrd* f !think of two
so
JapanaM jAW*]
untry and* thousands
evt are on the v erg e1' Here ia. the veteran:
a good deal of 'th e
A northern ; man waa
i seem that under the a t a small liqtol in Aloban
a, little of fhe ccro- the help naturally was
o
dispensed witlt, One night ufter he had,
there tam e n knocking at
"Who fi* It?" he .asked
u*»J?.bed- .
..
red to follow wh.T
WE HAD ONE air • officer as
good as that British air minister
it when I get up in tho morning. and better, Genefal Mitchell. And
Just shove it qnder tho door."
we’ lost no time in gotting rid of
There was a pause. Then, in a Mm. He U breeding horses lh Vir
voice made sharp by the* far of. ginia now, and men that ought to
losing a tip, the darky spoke:
bo breeding hones «rc running our
"I can’t^-hit'* oh a platel"
flying force.
And here la the newer, one: ,
A freshly hired bell-hop vs*
strolling through a hallway In a day, devoted
parngrgpl
•oinewhat pretentious, hotel, wM»f h i! will to Y
tling loudly ns ho wont, turning used for hal
a corner ho mot the m anager;1 v ■Another, r
“ What the devil do'you mean by l n |a race track gambling entcrth at Infernal noise?" demanded prisc, and his stock in an alcoholic
the irate manager.
distillery to clergymen th at.d e
"Paging a dag for a gueat," re tested gambling and drink, Th6'
plied, with magnificent presence human mind, living or dying, is a
of mind, the lad.
. i n . q cont,lv>nce. ■,
Conte n
. • *%
V .lilj’v ^ lt. ‘ , 1
fiends, who ifeave
tftteriaily ]itoward’
v/ y.-m- s
ij ^ t e n i , t h , Q i f i e a s -
-j]. May-pthe year
if liappiness and
f- jprosperity for you all
brinp you unliwited
hsppf-
»S S S £ ^ S ^ -T -ra
S o lu tio n .
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MRS. FRED 9. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
R E S ID E N C E
Thomas Wickham of Savannah, M u i M i n i i i i i u u i i a i n
Gn., who has been spending the
-r
holidays here as the guest o f Mr.
nnd Mrs. E. R, Snead, left T hun
Sanford heard its first opera last I was easy to see that the audience day for his home.
night, and Sanford liked it: that | liked ballet d a n cin g -it wanted
Mr and Mn, E. H. McDonald,
is, the part uf Sanford that at- more of it and it was nccommo■
Miss Nanette McDonald, Hoke and
tonded the performance of "Aitla’MHatcd
sung by Foffurte Gallo’s San
Among those attending the op- Homer McDonald leave Friday for
Continuous' from 1 p. m
Company nt the Milnne. The mid!-'era were: Mr. and Mrs. George A Avon Park, where they will spend
encu waa sr
t H p . IS.
H t
t-c^as ap DeCottes, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. 0. the week-end With relatives. .
*’ —■■1
bf}, ’if.i
preciative o f the-,cfforta' o f^ d in fc Chase nnd party of 20, Mrs. For
I>r and Mrs. J. ‘ N. Tolfcr left
members of t h c ^ s t fo pleas* it, rest Ijike, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
and before thmqtonfng was' over Key, Mrs. George Rice, Mr. and Friday afternoon for Lakeland,
grand opeta bid'won itself n place Mrs. R. C. Bower, Mr. and Mrs. S. where they will spend* tho week
In the heartS'W the music lovers, R. Dlghton, Mr. and Mrs. R. It end us the guests of (he latter’s
Vent Reynolds
mother, Mrs, C. V. McIntyre.
of this city. ;■
Deaa, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest HousKenneth Thompson
While only approximately 400 holder, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Doug
Mr and Mrs Joseph R. Head and
and Julia Faye
persons1were present, the gather lass, Mr. and Sirs. L. l \ McCuller,
small daughter, Mary Jo, returned
ing was a cosmopolitan one nnd Miss Emmn Owes, Mr. nnd Mrs.
in
home Wednesday evening from Sa
the message which nearly every Ernest Galloway, Ben Fish, Judge
vannah, Gn., where they spent the
one of the 400 will carry to their and ‘ Mrs. W. Wallace Wright, holidays with relatives nnd friends.
>»
friends today will probably go fnr Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mr. and
Mr*. W. H. Helding and small
toward filling the Milano for the Mrs. R. J. Holly and Mr. and Mrs daughter, Betty, returned home
Comedy
afterrfoon performance of "Mnr- Ralph Wight.
Thu r»duy from Miami, where they
thn," and the final appearance of
"Close Shaves"
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr. have h en visiting Mrs. Bolding’*
the company In "Lucia" this eve nnd Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mr. father, Charles Emerson, for the
ning.
' .
and Mrs. Monroe B. Hutton, Mr. past week.
Particularly pleasing Inst night nnd Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Miss Kuba
was tho tenor of Tommasini, the Williams, Mrs. C. A. Williams,
dramatic soprano of Bianca Saroya Mrs, L. P. Hngnn,
Mr. and
und the m eno soprano of Coe Mrs. Donald P. Drummond. Mr.
Glade shared the honors with Sn nnd Mrs. R. E.
Tolar,
Mr.
royn in this net.
-and Mrs.
F.
E.
Rotimillnt, Prepared Meats
On Desirable Business
Lorenzo- Conati, as Amonnsro, j lat, Dr. nnd Mrs. Ben Caswell, Dr
Rolls, Cakes
and Residential Property
Tommasini, won’ rounds of ap- and Mrs. J. H. McCusltn, Rev. and
Salads, Cheese
plause with their excellent por-J Mrs. Mortimer Glover, Dr. and
PROMPT SERVICg .
•14 Mr Lander Arcade
trajV. of their part* combined j Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, Mr ami Mrs
with vcilcr that has earned for J. O, l.nttey, Mr und Mrs, Edward
them the pluudit* of critics in Lane, Mr. and Mrs J. U Boll. Mrs
metropolitan centers.
| W. S. Leak and Mrs. Fannie S.
I. D. Abernathy, Mgr.
Andrea Mnrige|ll, ns the high i Munson.
416
Ptiest, Ramfis, never a popular
Mrs. J. C. Benson, Mr nnd Mrs.
F ir s t National BnnR Bldg.
part, showed by the timbre of his William Moore Scott, Mrs. W
volco thnt Gallo has overcome the 1Theodore Langley, Mrs. W M. Mcdifficulties of filling the role
Kinnon, Mrs. Rosa Mnrkwood, Money’s vert wisely
Cervi, ns the King of Egypt, Mrs Carrie Willis, Mrs J II Ray
spent—
Curci ns u Messenger and Philine Mrs Byron Stephens, Miss Mnrcia
Fnlco, ns Pristess, each lidded color Patterson, Miss Mildred Holly
W hen It purrhtise.s
to the presentation
Miss ( ’Hire Zachary, Miss Lena
c tn leiit."
The Incidental numbers by iHe-iaiJlc Hagan, Mi** Mnrgnri-t Giro
hallel, under the direction of ('nr an. Miss Mabel Bowler, Peter
Why nut use some uf y o u r
In Perom, were enjoyed by i very ! Sclianl, li \V Spencer Jr., G*urge
money In purrha.se modern
Cow an. Robott Hagan and Dr !
member <d tin* audience and
11 Hm
Ihe conclusion of each number
P I u m l> mg c o n te n tm e nt 7
.__
a-Fitts.
'{jli&noring
presented t y the San
Opera ^ Ctmipany at the
^Theater a t 8:15 o ’clock.
LaVeme H urt entertain*
honoring Mi*» Char. sr o f Lansdalo, Pa,
ell L ow ing, Poet* Am erlAuxlliary, N ew Year's
w
f
AfuuHe S.-Munson will eni the girls o t the college set
■ ; ;; (mih */.
£ mirt I?.-=! *
We hope that 1927 brings
ycu a full measure of health,
wealth and prosperity and
that all thru the year life's
best things will be your
tion.
\
KANNER’S DEPART!
MONEY!
J8 F itts Is Honored
juncheon Given By
L C rK irtley Today M is s Garner Hostess
___i___
At Oriental T e a In
lovely country home of Mrs.
Kirtley on Golden Lake was Honor Of Miss Fittsi
ene of a m ost delightful nofair Friday, when she enA most unique yet very enjoytd at .luncheon honoring bio uffnir was the Oriental Tea r
| Martha F itts, a student at given Thursday afternoon by Miss
Marguerite Garner nt her home on
Mellonville Avenue, honoring Miss
One
of the most enjoyable the children were asked Into the
Mftrthn Fitts.
Its of poinsettias, south
children’s
parties given this sea-d in in g r>• im f ■>r n-freshm ids The
The rooms tfere decorated m
IIIMid lit
and red candles in sli true Oriental atyle, with
hrw son was thnt of Wednesday after refreshment table
being
arranged
!<■ repre
|
noon
when
Master
Douglas
liar
tractive,
der* Added n festive Appenr- tables surrounded by numerous pil
the rooms wherta the guests lows and qnis filled with burning ner, the bright young son of Mr sent a snow scene Tin miniaturt
I ami Mrs. N H. Garner, entertained house on which old Santa t ’lilus
bled,
i , *
incense.
stood atop the chimney, and the
Attractively
appointed
Fortunes were told by use o( n number of his small friends at
tree* at)d
bn table waa laid with nn ancient fortune telling cards, and n Christmas party at his home on I surrounding lawn*,
shrubbery wore ipnnkled with
cut-work cloth, the Center futures were rend in a Inrgc cry | Park Avenue.
.! snow. From the house the chiltraced by a low, atWar Bowl stal H a lf .’ Other games of the
The spacious rooms were opened ,
,
,
. ,,
__ , __ _ ,___ ,,_________ dren drew large snow balls, in
| with poinsettias, and two Orient were indulged in during the ensuite und
were beautifully dec- 1
cathedral candles in silver 'afternoon, and at n Into hour Miss orated with basket* of poinsettias, which were concealed ’’Felix” whi*
The places of the guests Eugenia Keene, dressed ns an holly wreaths and Christmas hells.- ties as.fnvurs,
designated by red nnd green Egyptian dnneer, served refresh- A large Christmas tree, bright) Refreahinenta of fees moulded in
the forms of Renta Clauses, and
.. f =-~4~=T
ments consisting of date snndwich- i with many ornaments, ami myriads 1
rakes made in shapes uf tiny
o’clock n delicious four- es and tea.
j of electric lights, occupied a most
Christmas trees wore served by
luncheon wns served, the
After refreshments, the guests prominient place.
Mrs. Garner aaaisl/d by Mrs Ho
wax assisted in serving by danced and enjoyed a number of
Games of all kinds were played tierI T Thrasher, Mr« I
D
A. F itts.
musical Rcleclicns.
were laid for Miss Mar- j Those enjoying this affair were throughout the a fie nun *n. atul Brownlee ami Mi** I. 111•*• l hin*h
. Mtss R(>se La Verne Hurt, Mis* Martha Fitts, Miss Antoinette i much merriment was caused by er
The children enjoying this af
(Julia "Higgins, Miss R K Shinho’-e i, Miss Virginia McDan the '’Mother Goose Shadow’' pic
Miss Antoinette Shinhol- iel, Mi*s Dorothy Smith, Miss El I lute. The children were asked to fair were. Jane Lloyd, Meta l look
the Mother Goose character Frances Owens,
Adelaide Key,
lis* Virginia McDaniel, Miss len Telford, Miss Eugenln Keene guess
wj,cn cagt upon a screen.
For Alice Wight, Kpthcrine Wight.
Telford, Miss Marguerite
and Miss Gainer.
!guessing the most among the girl*,
Wellr, Sam Crt->k, I-ester
Meta Crook wns given n box of Gutherie. Jock Woodruff, Frankie
' Mother Goose handkerchiefs. The Woodruff, Arthur Vidier, Donald
boys’ prize, a box of Mother Goose Um.vm
Daniel llenelf, James
; stationery, went to Sam Crook
Wallace, Lincoln Brown, Harrv
' After the games and contests Brownlee and Douglas Garner
I
, Julius B. Stryker of Lons- Mrs. Ellen Moughtun nnd Mr*
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. II Wright leave i Cnpt William William* a n d
[P».. who is visiting h er| J°st‘Ph * JUiUhinm
Mr* Hurt wore a striking frock Friday morning for Bradenton,'small daughter of Atlanta. Gn..
Mrs. Mary Higgins, was (.f rceit changeable plaid tnffetta, where they will apend the week are sta nding thv holiday* here mi
the guest* of Mr. and Mr*. C W.
lining
guest of honor the waist being made plain, while end.
Stokes at their home on Ninth
afternoon when Mrs. the full skirl had the scalloped
street.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sidney
O.
Chare
of
hemline.
,
ig h r and Mru. Edwnrd
Windemere were tho guests Thurs
’frfrtrtalned ‘fit a 'lo v e ly ” "Fashioned of royal blue cut vel day of tho formers’ parents, Mr. . M d. H any N. Dickson spent
Thursdny in Sanford, coming from
irty a t tho Woman’* Club. vet combined, with self : tones and Mrs. S. O, Chase.
georgette was the costume wont
Orlando to attend the bridge pnity
*artistic were, the decorii- by Mrs. Bower.
The many friends of Mrs. K. B. given by Mrs. Ralph Wight nnd
for this affair, the color
Most becoming wns the frock McCracken will bo glad to hear Mrs. Edward Higgins nt the Wo
salmon pink and green worn by Mr*. Houghton, made of
fectively ,carried out if» shell pink georgette and* silver that she Is resting comfortably nf- man's Club honoring Airs. Julius
Twl wicker baakets lace with sash of apple green tcr an operation for appendicitis Stryker of Lonsdale, Pn.
Thursday morning at the Fernald- v*
' -------- site gladioli and sprigs satin.
Afrs. T. A. Neal of Orlando wo*
Lnughton Hospital.
fern?, while many
Cff green georgette, hand-painted
among the out-of-town guests at
lints and ferns were used and embroidered in crystal beads
tending tho bridge party given
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
W.
Sneed
will
ckgreund for ‘ vases and wap the gown worn by Mrn. Hutch
have as their guests on Saturday Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Ed
of rosea atid other cut ison.
Mr. and Mra. E. C. Atkins and Mr. ward Higgins nnd Mrs. Ralph
^»cre placed hero and there
After
icvoral
progressions and Airs. D. Ewell Atkins of Sa Wight nt the Woman’s Club, hon
spacious auditorium scores were collected And prises vannah, Ga., who are spending thu oring Mrs. Julius Stryker of Lons
guesta»assembled for awarded. For having held top winter at St, Petersburg.
dale, Pa.
score, Mrs. Lucius E. White re
•
. .
the guests upon ar- ceived a lovely French print in n
Mrs. Henry .Wight, who handsome gold frame. The second
In smoke grey georg- high score prise, a brass tray,
t « t velvet with' touches of went to Miss Ruba W.illiamsi Mrs I. •ih - • ■’*•• - - * ; ■' %•
G. Irving Loueks ^prf'the third I i
•
i receiving line were: Mrs- prize, a brass sandwich tray. The
.
Diiggins, Mrs. Stryker, and guest of hopor was presep^d ; an
.S iif-. f . r
exquisite Jrrocadcd and beaded yan■ W i.h u
MASTER DOUGLAS GARNER HOST TO
YOUNG FRIENDS ON BIRTHDAY
I
JULIUS STRYKER IS GUEST OF
(ONOR AT LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY
ity as memento of the occasion.
tins wore a ama
Following tho awarding of the
rtranium pink georgette
prizes.
Uto logics we»xl?»re4 »nd
‘ in crystals. She alT i t j S f i j j d & t y c o ^ A . Sfii' re'
shaded and em*
jfreshmente of brick ire cream,
Spsnlsh awl
l fru lt cake, coffee, and .candies were
fker waa lovely in a served by a bevy of the young
1frock of white georgette society l»«h 'including ' tho. Misses
k to g W ddUJftkdanbptl
Rose La Verne Hurt, Margaret
tMtb crystal beads,
Peters, Julia Higgins, Camilla
acia. blue chiffon was Pulcston, Mina Howard, Sara Wargown worn by Mrs. yen Eastcrby, Miss Marion Hand.
Margaret Cox, Anna Du Bose and
Bailey,
’
re were 25 tables of players
il r
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t -j ’J* ■f
Uji|I li- vu,
f
I■ ■
'I »m, i p-. •; .
-riuv-
Money to Loan
Sanford Loan Co.
-jG'fjj
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You A
’’ SATURDAY
ARCADE
DELICATESSEN
1
• ! *r^1»~-^
“Corporal Kate
Mr. and Mrs. C h a s e
Give Opera Party In
Honor Of Frank Chase
Preceding the presentation of the
4 o’clock'at her
,r home on opera "Aida” Thursdny evening,
j .» .r u .,
,
Mr. and Mrs. S. 0 . Chase enter
vBHIWSR,.
tained at an informal buffet sup
, g rooms a t Library open per nt their home on Oak Avenue,
to 6 Otlook. *
honoring their son Frank Chaso
who Is home for thd1holidays. The
Organ'Club q f ' the Firat guests included about 20 members
t..Church w ill.m e e t at o f the college set.
R, W- Lawton,
Red nnd green, the holiday col-*
n’etto Avenue) nt 3:30 ors, were carried out in the decora
‘with'‘Mr*. Lawton and Mrs. tions nnd other details. (Junntlas hostesses.
tfes of poinsettias, ferns nnd other
n^mbols of the season were effect
ILL S O U L S 'CHURCH
ively used.
^»t o £ , ^ ;9 im iro d slon Jan. 1,
Supper was served at small ta
bles placed in the dining room nnd
m aaai? *a.'.)b« - ’■ • ' “*
library’, after which the guests a t
w 6 w «ter«»
tended the opera.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. 0. Chase Jr., of
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Wlndcmere, assisted the host urn!
hostess in entertaining the guests
s
TELEPHi
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“AIDA” IS PRESENTED LAST NIGHT
AT MILANE BY GALLO'S COMPANY
A quiet Wedding taking place
this week was that of- bliss Kath
leen Sara Campbell, daughter of
Mrt and Mr*. L. A, Campbell of
Oviedo, and Orrio Itawson Mnthiwas solemnised’Monday
it 2:30 o’clock in Orlnnie ceremony was witnessed
Ira, Esther Watts and J. C.
|sell of Oviedo.
lr. nnd Mrs.' Mnthicux are
spending a short time at Daytona
Beach ifnd St. Augustino and upon
their return will make their hoihc
at Geneva.
Z
LMtv'-A'
Vou’tl l>e surprised at th e
lowness of cur charges for
installing a modern Ba th
tub in your home. Why not
get acquainted with tho
real facts of the case an d
give us a chance to d e m
onstrate oilf superior s u p
plies and plumbing abili
ties.
A- D. ROSIER
Office and Showroom
915 W. First St.
Phone 207
l THREEDAYS
mm»
III
Prrslilrnt cuUrIii and rohl. L ! (o
trtioiu trouble. You r t • .>;• ill
How with CrrenmUion, *n • no! >rt ..
iln.iMttf that i* plrSMUl !■» I
I no
nuilrion 1» ■ n^w turdicsl
wilh Ivro-iold artlon; il rev hr* jo I
I.esU llie’lnltamftl m o lirnc- ti. I i; •
hiliil* Renn Rrawlh.
Oi *11 known ilriiR*. cr or«te I* reoognited bjr higli lucbcal at'lliorilfei a*
one of the greolesl hr ding Btcndr* fur
peralitml rtm ;hi ami cold* ami u'.ht r
(unas of thio it trouble*. Croimubiou
eonlaioi, lu nddilluo to crcox.Ic.'Alii f
hcalinr eletrrntx vdi’cli iorthe anil heal
the Infected toondirann uid atop th :
Inilalion aii.l inliamnuitlun. while tin
Creosote gue* on In the atoiuack i» ab
sorbed into the Idood, oil icki tlmkeat
of the trouble anJ ebeebs lb a go-wilt
of the grrms.
Or maul dun 1* guaranteed talhfactory in the treaUurnt of peitident'
cough* sad cold*, brunchlaf cituari,
bronchitis and othrr furm* of rci|dratory diwaics, snd i> excellent (or build
ing np^lio true.n aficr cold* or flu.
Money refunded If any cough or cold i*
not relieved sflcr Ujdng according t >
direction*. A»k your druggitt. (idvj
,
~~ “
For the balance of the current race meeting now in prog-
and parkAng1pnyijej
"‘ 11.00 PLUS.tAX-LADIES FREE EVERY DAY
SEVEN R A K D A E f - R A I N
m
the holiday season, and
series of courtesies with
^ p « sa a a ipgfetv
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j xvims fr o m th e se a up
th e riv er to la y its eggs a n d —
Hvery 3 M onths a D ividend is
to PREFERRED STOCKHOLDERS of
Florida Power
TAN.l,
dividend day—next
dividend, date,
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Hove’s To
12 More
Months
Of Sincere
Good Wishe,
Me Klnnon-Mafkwood
Company
Furnisher* to
Mon Who Know
With
Kindest
Thoughts
For 1927
Sanford Drug
Company
The itexnil Store"
We Predict
Crea* « y
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t • >«I *f
M O n .r> U
lH -'-H u sin en a S e r v ic e O ffe red 3 ,
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Si
COUCH
®on *o »etl staple line of home
hod morn 1 ir bath; rensbiinbi"
Estate mid vegetables,
hold ncci-rsitie* to rural trade; ex ni,e,
n ) o yrtle Av«.
v
llotvl Building, \ ,.
pei;irnee unneceiaary. We furnish
t capital, you fuuinh Julx.r
I <<K RENT To geutU-meii, fr iio tf tit/
SEMINOLE HUDSOVESSEX
profits. If interested m husines - bisliuom, tin to phone; and b«thv;
INC.
.
of your own. in .tr log ourt uulnr- with h*'t tvat . $L’i >tm nioU ;tiA vif
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1 t;
. Phone 41
> *♦
0:>y of Jstiuari..l»a7, at Die Court ^
**oun* ut SAuf or U. Si fttitiolc ( V u n t y ,
t lorivlij,
in dcftHjIi i*f jtiif'h ai^
jH‘»rnnrt', LWree pVu iNjiiTrsao will
J1* enurnt a«ruln«t
miii
(ur lh*» i>urp"*? of (julrthiif
•b»* tnl. .«<r f>*»* i!t#r»i| > l u in i\nd
i*. »r,u
1,1 fhe uluivs* tillerlb#-tl nr*m1»iA
•ltd collector aent
JT M KVliTHKH OlUkKlU'.h Iltat
Urn Ohlrr
)>uLilUhr.t ttijt** m vt^cIi
for payment.^
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fijruv? o f thp night, who Has tc
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rvriitSl nnejcurt*d women ft
P S - MARM ON,
ml
Automobile
rites on reque*
n io n t^ y fh u eluded 3|
W A.SI I D —■ 1.xpt-iit-ti,fti i flii.. i- \T A'i Unitary
Cafe. (*oqnJ;ljt|iowinif ,
£i. K PEIfKINS - _JIsbcruashtM
policemen
wh^‘- f era rushed in'
KDiv.ei li> work an share*. Circle
* a t ) 1 m }? c o u r t .
thing.* to taV' at
headquarters for C}Jo 11 e g lu l l - I lading Company, Sphring. Klu
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operating
territory with o
rt& r ' 'no;.
of average lunffth
Mnmutlc Temple
CtoU^a.'rrVHf First Sti
u II.Son U*n
iMeHiure cars wnd
a line.
■ ,
*1 i dent to shoot to kill*
litivu:
Elm nml ’ Cth St
"h u e mini x* 11ti fiim 7 l--.\ p a rlm e u L s anil Finis
charge o f 30c for
SoljritoiK tor roetunaiam
THE SEMINOLE PlUNTEIlY
(tlue CoaU Uat ntgbt combed tl
81—
W
anted
T
o
Rent
W"ih pug ti m k f«rm.
—
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1. ts., iff
n.
* - AN SCO'CAMERAS
l.og^n
Square area, where tl
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t
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KEY
to
hopjiiness
Studchakvr
ising is restricted to
'll, l.ukn Monuif, I-In Koli KENT -Five rooms'und bn
ten and mi gar ufc being consumed person had accosted and robbe
AND SUPPLIES
WANTED
TO
KENTSix
room
fur
the
new
yrur
Sun
JUnn
hit.
~7 _
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furnished apartment, hot ui
«nd mnrv tobneeo u*eii, rep.-rt the eight women, following similar ad
•101 \V, 0th St. W. N. (jumlcy, Prop,
' ‘furnished or unfurnished house, rnge Co.
Severn I high • class
water t’ulf 7tm W. First
Rritish lust.tms nnil excise corn* In thrir north side districts, bt
u write insuraucr fur
_____ . _________________ ___
E. Howard Scott, cure Miller Fur
m iv* iuiiers.
CLARENCE SMITH
USED CAR EXCHANGE
niture t o. Phone 4il" J
i uiu-jifii l ilt' in^urunci* ( onipiiny FOR KENT ~ I.urge ■I rniini fi
failed to find trace Of the clu*n
General Contractor
OKNKil PARK AND SECOND
\\ e write Hluiliini d mid substund
ml.
ni»hed modern apnrtim-nt, rer
q. W. WANSLEY, Manager
(300 West First Street
turd fi'mn birth to *ixty fiv u year* unuhtc. Phone H;(u \V
In ndditioo automobiles fill*
84— H o u ses fo r Sale
at Phono 441
' Wonderful opportunity for nd
with armed and determined clt
CHRYSLER
vanccment Write Siute Manager F oil RENT TO COLORED- Nil
xen*, ro-operatlng with the polit
TWO bungalows, one furnished, on CIIAS. T FULLER MOTOR CM
WIGHT-CHRISENDERR^ PRINT
Iirire for purm Iilurs .itJh South
liin-e
mom aaparttnenl,
furnluhe
1hre e •room
pat tin e nl . fnrninh'-d
tnurod the district where the ro«i
1*2 inre high land Make an of Sanford Ave. at 10th St I’hone *><12
SHOP — Printing, F.ngraving,! Stieet. luike Worth. Florida,
ar
or Unfurnished,
unfurnished, to
to nent
nent couple
couple will
wilh- fer, or will em’hniige. L. itlun I.
miller mlghrb* ctported to pouitf
Embossing. See us first
Wo do!
-----'onaf
a f ihildrcn.
children. Rate.* very reason
reason W. f irii St., four mile* oul
upon his next woman victim. Fi
i t Phone 417-W. IL, R. Avenue- 10— M oney to L oan
able, unit
th St Phon
1 id!) W. n
Kith
Phone
teen y oung wuiuen hired eipeeiall
Commorcinl Street.
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PJ7-J
RECONDITIONED USED CARS
by the police to parade th e e tm l
‘
MONEY to loan ut from ft J.g t o ____ _______ ______ ________ ____ FOR SALE—Two houae* and stonus halt for the robber, walked i
on
lot
H
1x2
til
fei’t
;
near
Wood
’
'
. ‘ per rent interest
eFIiu’It
ivNISH
w ip i-n
..
.
i
ED «|
npari
■lo*e
in ; ruff Spring on Weal FirM St ,\
vuln.
W
A P , UNNXM V A- SONS
M ’
»«r«im i<i . ■
lo*e ir
fr>>nt room-, ground floor fitly bargain for f.'!,OIHI Enquire m
Authorized Dura Refiniohinc
Used i ar lot, 1‘almrito and
East 1bird SI
premises A. T. Chancellor, owner
If)— I’m iltry rind Supplte-*
111iid Street.
ROY SCHMIDT
t AM RED itr.iin Whiii- I *-ghe-n THREE or font room 1urm-hed NEW ■room bungalow, good !■
xi| Jirt mini , .ill «ntr. «*nm 11 l'*4 117
ratio/
huge lot. garage, fire
Thin! ami French
hnin ihirks; eider- tftkeji non
1
.unci
plnrr, <' • : i miKb-rv m n iei neine,
f<>r Inti danunry if* In n frnni m>
lUi! ) i lv< i land 1'nnring
(rosses'i-'O .Ian t.'i lletinett i
own sio*k, $20 per hundr< d or fit*
mgr. Dodge Touring
Stoughton,
I'nlmeiiu
Avi
and
Ge
25— F lorlstB
Nn.lv fir'ii-hetl
for fit>U nnil over. In per tent will) PUR KENT
Itljfli Essex ' oaidg
nevn St
four . 00m it|■nrt menl
it
r
i!
r
T
Davie'
Plensntil
View
I!I-I IliMpse I oil p'.
CALENDULA Hloorna—Mra L. H
aid* 717 W Fir*t St
Poultry
farm
uud
lln
lth
e
ii
Ho\
1
'.*2'» ford Touring
Jonei, 21 I E. Centra!
Phone
' ORN E it HOUSE Close in. 5
dh, Apopku, Fia
I'TJ't l lievrolet Touring
298-L-2.
room*,
$',00
down.
5)0
monthly
FOR itENT 1 wo room furnished
lll'Jfi Ilodge Sedan
apartment aero** from new high oner J IfiOO. Hurt Nmnn, \ aider
.1 I Ton Triii k
Hotel
llldg
l'lioe
s
r.r
,
CALL 3fi2 far fresh rut flowers
ho'd
1 1 1 1 'iti IIrnhnrn Trin k
Irompt - Efficient
and plant*. Mrs. Ginn. San
l I I ft.it (.r,il am Dump l lin k
hrvice
FnH S A I I h mom slit'cti hrtti^c
ford Heights.
Th" 11*•rai3il ( h»*sifjf*tl I h’part
i«nfl >farn^' tit lii^huHv \ 1 J
vvilj
bt1
jrln<|
to
help
milt'i
sutjHt "f SanfriT'l.
M'jr*
A. K. ROSSITER
-! 1:i!lg.' > g. ' I'- Hied n fluff) *
*-ry Avenu«
Phone 212 \
Found
■1 n; art in. 1 1> and
.li
Floral Suggestion fur Every
Vi'f j RV'I^IhIT •' til H 1D— | 1 1
Urea si on
M•' t’UUvit Ir' \ \ r
I I
1| Ut 41ih l?
ONE JUG liver colored
Florid Designs n Specialty
J^Bnid.‘‘Joe.' Finder ie
EOlt S A I E
to R-U Newman. LtbSTEWART THE FLORIST
Iliisltioxu C lares fur Kent
WOOD
—
WOOD
Flowers for all occasion*
Strive, 11enter, and Fireplace
Mi LANDER ARCADE
ig nu
q riC K SERVICE TRANSFER ATI RACTIVE room* t > rent f r
Phone 7SL
store* or offi’i * at 1‘tik Avi
PHONE 4‘iM
and Coni lucrt 'ri I d tfeeu
XV M
JACKSONVILLE -Old St»aiush Young, rtwnej-, 2(iH Park \ . e o|
JEWETT AND i'.M.F
I lta lr a l
Ye» Trail betWoen Jacksonville and i 57
(iumi T h in g s in i ’iiI
pni.'ii i Hint Hnu*e.
l \ F ’S CAR \GK
pel in Hunford! MurliHon, being paved
‘ i!;'i|lil la-nli-r
re I . , .MX', Cj West
1 It M
I'hnr.
PASTRIES. PIES ii.fi.lpe
[•!
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ordel*
toi
27— P ru fen slo n a l ScrviroH
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kinds of
Work.
At Ouk
Tele-
_
•n
BEST
RoiitliY
CHIROPRACTIC — The science
that, iiiukes people well and http
py. You also can enjoy good
health’* through this method of
MOREL Tl t i l CO.
healing. Dr. W E MocDnugall.
lm the cur, n l tlie owner ” 1st Nut Hunk Hldg Phone 4K2-J.
kne ft17 fotr Vtimatei.
[ P. W. BA DHiRD
DR. J. R VIDLEK
Chiropodist
I -!Mk 7,--(Foot Speiialiid)
fuaincss s e r v r e s o ffe r e d
l.loViir Shbi* Si ore
I'hbiii*
III- f<»r uppointiiM i
t-Shampo xk !, iV*hl in your
1; colors e*torll, nap rui*
le to look Ike nkv ILglie .t
|li» or no hargl R It lose,
terl, with L-irieyi In y <’leaf,
kmc 405.
S I. NIX
[t Kxpertiiluir Bobbers In Attorney and Counsellor at ij »w
210 East First Street
Lillies nil (7hiIdton'p i>oput In ‘lit.
1 A N I'M Wav
LinN'S i l l ,BER SHOP
not to burn
over Mobley '
[ 1 : . Id.lJll iu Ave.
i l e l i v a t i *-ie o
1*.
St.
v.
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nth
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Alh.ll P!' iwi tIK►
\ nu
•i 1 — .M iscellaneous
hi
1■i
D ili RUN l UR SALK
P<,ril;
Iiirntf lied ■m om st iu eo buligu
low mi Park \ ' e
Reply I k i I'rtl,
lin e Herald
i
ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton, D
i, Stove I .Furniture Co,
hums Watches. Diamond* am
1\ E. F.l b Street
wedding ring". P. E Ahenrn, 31
'c ca n y Ifu ll .line,
W. First St.
ins are | lilt. Cakli or
82— I It- Ip ^ antcil—Female
We, want p u r bimineHS.
EUSTIK—Municipal -pijir to bo
tTi., goher.il
walks, build.jeonjtructwl in
boxes. J. II'
|W ANTED — A girl or woman i«.
gn ii’xal lioiisekeoping, white or
colored.
filR Elm Ave. Phone
NO,ia - § S .ii h n v ic h f d
821-W.
4D D R U fd M P A N Y
in Rcxnlifcurg" /
WANTED—Competent white won.
I '-.peciiilt vB nor prompt
nn to do cooking nml genornt
prcscHptim nml o.ufck housework; must stay on preniise.*.
Moke application by lettex, sending
it to Box 431. enre the Sanford
Herald.
,\
,
ORLANDO—Buildlnc
1, . u«1_Im. « r l.« d . IW»
, ___ .
May the year of Ninetee
Hundred and Twenty-se1
cn brniK you joy,' g o o
health and happiness—
>R SA! K Coiner lot in
huml SntJill i n*h pu> ment
I. e $ I r lu-i month Iivvm i .
ill if ill
(• r e i n 1
null] l II*tl pm
■i iiiunth )!•
p”S Dttl I f■STORE - Pn.
It ions, i h e , Soda. Wc are w ATC11MA K I Nt *, 1 XGRA V I M
anil jewelry lepatriug Don Sinili'
p you'ns | tr pliolie.
202 E. 1st St
j
C s ll 03
11UK
r
I II I
v I I I I III
I I <111 III I
ill
11 III I! I V s
->ml
i I-
Hi -UI1MIII I1*
r l U l I IS
N!i— W a n ted — L ea l E state
Ft Hi n A1 I — 1 liu 'nei oil
with large u'eii, nmltre.**
spring, pnrcelaln top tnhlr,
rotker and siindriei, cheap.
S , 1 nrr Herald office.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Will hu) or trade for your equil)
u t; *1^
in any lot* in any subdivision <n
h FURNISH f.l 1 house
nil im tisouth Florida. In ati*wering thi*
) . ! large, rooms, five !
erf a n d HidVerlisenienl tell me how much
nrAt’ementa. newly d
garage, you havti pan!, the balance due,
- new fy furmshcii, 11 !
“I the lot ruimb'Ts, .uni the locatl >n
FOR SALE
Wooden nate* and | Phone f>71 J
_ , 1 .<f property, also give your pres
sugar bags, cheap. leniptutiun
Write Rnx
Ueveruge Co , D72A W l ust St
FI YK - ROOM furnished liiingnliiw
. _1.
—
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on Highland Ave.; reasonable
FOR SALE Hi” '. rtdbLnp desk ut rent U) right party Phone 9982 .
11 baigiin
Phone 2<'7. - ----------------- — ----------- ------------------------- "**- ^7h—-OIIIi vh and D p s K llorint
LINCOLN
f UI! U
FDRDHON
FOP SALE - I’nitlicitlly new sew- —
-----Edworo Higgins, Inc.
mg machine; half price filKJ E. OFFICE Fur. *:r
fTonilnercnI S Palmetto. Poona 3-11
Liillllf
Third St.
. Rhig - Apply *4
_____ ________ . ____ _______ . F o n t , M ogiodln and
KENT VULCANISING WORKS.
HOOD AND fitM)')YEAR TIRES.
87— H oom » W ith Fsonrri
AUHHRNDALE—Gentile Hrotli
IJ
L lUtterle*.
Distributor.' Chandler
ers to err d large parking Irnue >
ROOMS, with or without w n l*
Commercial Avenue
Reasonable ffttes. Lincoln Uotcl here.
I
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Ik i h .xliulul Cl llT tl <1
III I I I ' I I I I K U
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11 KN It Y |
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VI.I. l A J t T I K S
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IN '
T D H K S ' r IV T I U .
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AND
ri U' . MI HK. s II KHVTIN AK TK I l DC. - !
M ' U l l l l ' . n A S 111.1 US D C Y J I S U U S
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CCA IMA STM r i N P K I I f l U J HA I D
i ; m v »; u i *m c n n k v s c d a u
H I 'M I I I U C V H II ml J
D III M - I
f l l l t l VH
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III idlA N D
C DITII • 1
III .MI'IIIUKVH
AND
II K N ftt
HV\ K K T j i r r i . i : .
AND
I* A C II U p T i l KM T'l-XKAHKD <Hl
o 'l IICU W IH t:, AND U .l. U T flK H ,
CAllTIKH W i l l I.HI ! NAMCH AI ( U|
IN K,N OW N
IN T i: rtCHTKD
IN ,
Tin:
La
a s "
cuumiskh
r. l l DK/U UIMKti.
II a n i m a i l n g liy Do- < * '1 1 1 1 1 l u l l o r '
• i i i n| i l i i l ni h f i r l n m a t p m m a y 1—■
lot, 1
tl In D i a l n 1 <ji 1u lul. |ile«-t.
a ml a a i i 1 1 o f l a u d i l l n u l a III H o m e
n o l « t ' m i i i i i . Cl url . l . i a n d d t e rlln-il
u< r o l l o w* . t o - n i l
n d
H C IIC IN i n
D*U t'ourloen (III of lllmrk
^ W E s F p a ITm BEACH—S75.00C
permits
nucUlorium unit to lie built to Ceti- Club to be improved
x, went
u m i s e c * " .,
;
;.
■
By Crane1
Tv-V
May every day through
out the year be filled wil
prosperity
’ f ^
�N i bUi rj si
!ij■Ut J•• !1£fli
rlui
rrti 1)UMl ®
i
™uld Tell A Lot I f I t
'Ulil Do Any Good/’ Bays
named Player Banlahed
am Baseball 7 Years Ago
ICAGO. Dec. Bl.r-UP)—Tho
to Tribune today brought anghort to sit a t the banquet
with the skeletons of the
iiiscball season, and pick Over
mu rif araniiml
.
NEW YORK, Dee. 31.-0P)-
Welcome T
Invasion o f
worth?
lollypop
If you had-him bp
nibbling squad what
^
him In money, marbles, 'chalk 'o r
used raxor Blades?
''
The Babe has Indicated a diplo
matic weakness for $160,000 and
no questions asked.
COLONEL JACOB RUPPEBT
has taken the m atter under advise
ment. H e says 'he is open to rea
son but can see no reason In this.
It is a difficult m atter to reason
with a club owner when the sub
ject concerns ____
salary ________
checks for___
the
hired hands. He'd rether"pay~them
off in cheers.
The Babe presentsi a curious
proposition. H o’ th e 'tn o st valueble turnstile asset the eight clubs
hove;' He makes n lotto jock for
all of them. -Yet only one of theni
pays him.
.
This is all wrong, like-rain at
picnics, poison in coffee cups and
cowcatchers on airplanes.
I t’s oqe1 reason why Colonel
Jacob Jtas to .p u t profumc on his
hot rtflnce pics these days.'
'And when he looks through
rosccolorcd glasses all hts secs are
packed stands in the seven other
cities distilling alien box office
gravy.
.
Commissioner Landis was “out ’
to reporters last night. Landis
W.as as equally uncommunicative
e a r lie r in the day concerning a
cloned door conference he had with
/ Frank Nnvin, p resid ed of the
f ‘Detroit Tigers.
i'A ' This commissioner, however, hns
axtapted the challenge of Charlie
(Ifwodd) Rlsberg, one of tho White
h . Box 'ostracised as n result of the
19J9 world’s scries furore, who in
. .formed LanSis, through the new s
papers, th a t he could tell him
something about brooked baseball.
.
Risbcrg said he would take ad
vantage of Landis’ offer to hear
his story. Ho plans to come here
iq "fwo or three days," he said.
A t Detroit, Cobh, Speaker and
t Joe Wobd, the three men most vi-
Tho Colonel has more than one
bunion .festooning his off-season
dilemma. The Babe autographed
more than 2000 Yankee bails last
season and gave them away with n
free and democratic hand.
"It costs mo more to keep that
guy in fresh autographs," laments
tho Colonel, "than most of the
magnuts pay for a whole outfield."
Tho Babe’s present drag-down is
31000 every week. What be wants
now is 32000 a week with taxi fore
and porter tips tossed airily in. y
The Colonel thinks this is fair
enough. Instead of paying the
Bnbo 31000 every week he’s will
ing to. pay him 32000 some weeks—
Making exceptions of
Dried
Prune Week,
Laughter Week,
ShaveiYour-Own-Neck Week, IieKind-to;Cunnries Week, etc., e t c .,
Football Attire Will
Be Lighter I n Next
Year, Makers Believe
ENTON, N. J., Dec. 31
-Yankee Stadium next summer. The
Madison Square Garden promotet
again has leased the American
Leairuo ball nark * for outdoor
Mrs. Schoemmcl completed her
swim of 1,200 feet i nlO 1-2 min
utes, and maid she felt no ill effects
from the eold. The temperature
of th e water vraq 83.
She w a s . attired . in a bathing
auty, having convened in w ear th e ',
$ fc \ IT ^ A sm
Cut Prices
Boys Wanted
'and Colds need qufdk attention.
Why not Stop them before they
get s e r i o u s ? It's easy with n few
dotes o f healing, soothing
Two boys to doliver papora
on West First Street and
Lake Monroe, must'be over
12 years of age withbicyc*
le. Good propositions for
COUGH SYRUP
PENSACOLA - %2ii
hatchery to be built In
County.' .
U
tweeri 8:<vnd 4 p. mj \
Circulation Department,
. , Tin* Sanford Herald
U
of-Mac Battery Co,
'ord’s Pioneer Radio
*'■ Shop.; *'•« ;,t:
Tnnney Receives A ri
AtU^ctive Bid From
Fugrazy For Big: Match
Want
.
•
■
Small Truck Farm
& E • M
I have some ■•ahoico two nore
tract* on Pixie Highway that
1 am offering for $1200’with.
$200 down and $20 per month.
This* land is the finest kind*of
trucking land and-flowing wa
ter-and electricity are available.
•Each tract has a frontage' ‘of
126 feet on good pav«dT rdad.
Anyone who wants'enough land
to raise th sir own vegetables
and 'still be close enough to
Sanford to bo convcnlontNshould
buy one of these tracts before
they arc all gone.
of the land) built by qty
' —'hopes and promises he come
this child 1927. For a short? tipi
he is to rule—to le a d -to 'U iv
with a world to-attain its goal/H
'
1 /V.
comes ajfViid prosperity and flap
piness.J .That he may lekve-yo'
happidr atid with .your cwnfeoa
yet nearer is the sincere wfeh o
L. A. RENAUD
820 W. F irst St.
F1G1IT RESULTS
Cftll the -Willard Battery
fen— We recharge and relajr all makes,of batteries.
SYRACUSE— Eddie (KO) Ilurn) rook, Baltimore,
knocked out
Ht'ckv Lawlcas, Auburn, 3.
BUENOS AIRES-^Julio Mocorrtr. Argcnt'nn, defeated Antonio
Ruins, Spain European fcather-
McLand&ir Arcade
FORT PIERCE— 1920-11)27 ettrus crop in St. Lucie County will
exceed 300,000 boxes.
Edward Higgins, In
corporated, wishes to
take this opportunity
to thank each and pveryone whose patron
age h a s meant .'b y r
prosperity iir4926 and
to wish for t e m a
>Jew Year bountiful
with,
a •1- h
e good
.
• •
things of life. ,
Any breaking out of the skin on
face, nock, arma or body le over
come quickest by applying Monthe-Sulphur. Tha pimples seem to
dry right up and go away, declares
a noted skin specialist.
Nothing has ovey been found to
take the place of sulphur as a
pimple remover.
I t is harmless
and Inexpensive. Ju st ask any
druggist for a small ja r of Rowlcs
Mcntho’-Sulphur.
, -a 2
If Tunney In 1927
CK
S J rtcna
31 or More
COMMGNi
“On Dixie Highway Between Orlanido and Sanford’
Seven Races Daily—Rain or Shim
'
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Auspices ■
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SEMINOLE RACING CLUB
rem.
Jos. B. TIhker, Prca,
A V a M s ii
iaalon, lnclutfng granda
house $2.20 additional.
“ X ' '*#•
.Vil
.
id Game Remains
ame After Attacks
:w YORK,. Dec. 31.—$fP)—InllegUtc football cnmrged alirtUCt today; Vlth( ff 5-itical
Jnation of fouV day! t y W l c t f
:onchc* and ptftfatrrera: ;frortl
»rta of the country: I ' / l ! •;
slight change to check ,Uw
Ing and huddling' of aoma
» have been favored, but the
*al tone of the meetings has
satisfaction with th e |
iching the highest level
1118 Sanford Ava
'
Phone
PHOtf E 548
R i v a l Prom oters
Bid For Services
' NEW YORK, Dec. 31. —(/Pi—
. Rival promoters beckcncl to Geno
Tunney with talk of another mil
lion dollar heavyweight champion
ship battle next year.
On one hand was Tex Kickurd to
remind tho tltleholder of a promls.*
last September to nmk* the first
defenjio of his <:row;i upiler Rick
ard’s promotion. Building on thut
.verbal agreement, -he Madison
Sijuare Garden promoter has pro
ceeded with an elimination tourna
ment. to choose Tuttney’s outstand
ing challenger.
At tiu other ahio was Humbert
‘ J. Fugary with figures to.ehow he
wiU be able to re s t 06,000 persons
a t the Polo Grounds if Gene will
consent to fight Jack Delaney of
Bridgeport, Conn, the light honvyweight champion.
After his conferences with the
promoting rivals, Gene will re
sum e'his vaudeville tour with a
fight at Chicago under thu direc
tion of Jim Mullen. Soldiers’ field
is the proposed scene of conflict.
PARIS. Dec. 31,—Reno UC<vMo.
singles champion of t) y United
States and joint first r a p in g play
er of Friuice with Jean-B orotra
and Henri Cochet, . u n d er yester
day’s ruling, of tbei T*n«W Feder
ation, is looking forward eagerly
to Big Bill Tilden’s European In
vasion.
;
Tilden is coming to France
around tho end of next mont h. . ;
"We will try to make it Interest
ing for Big Bill,’’'said Le Coste. "I
feel certain he will be a tougher
nut .to crack in 1027 than he was
in .1926.”
Jacques Bnignon somewhat sar
castically, remarked:- uIt's about
Mm? Tilden showed ue something
00 tho courts
ln ,te ,d of ’n
The
(Phil) Rosenberg's ban* city of !s
iiDfreight title fig h t, w ith Bushy I open Mon
raKam, of Utica, N. Y.\.haa beenj jj,n* Bight:
av*id again, at least f6r sl i RUt l yV A\ -the
iorp than a month. The State t
,
thlotic commission has postponed rub. dall>
ic ' bout to F«#
to g h ^ the 1
'
[tampion more time for, training.'
t - O »i pjjc
M » -jO'Vuc. f at t y
t'fe’AlXjM- Sfin;’ n;
l’or citrus trees, truck aRd field cropa, watermelo
and flowers. We have a formula suited to the
" ® ar® equipped to make prompt shipment of 11
perfect mechanical condition. Don’t delay Ortk
menta.
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F a ir Tonight aad fiim-Uy; raider
night with’ light In haary fn>K
ii» north and pnbstwy light frout
portkan; m <«drm tr 6#
•>.'* i - ir - h ' r«t w-aU*. dimlixiahl-y
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GREETINGl Celebration In Many
Quietest M
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Years U
ear
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Of E a rly CAWTHON AIDING
URGES
In N lcarag-pLAN ^
A n d Mexican r L r tll FUR m i/in u i
Rain Falla Steadily
hibition Officer*
‘Attendance, at the performance have dampened ‘the spirits of x
the opera " L u c a " , followed b y ! »«,w' ^ r ot relebrant* who ventured
|forth
at that
i jmertkus private
______
_______
. _____
,___ hour.
_
,
. ,
parties and
Approximately 300
Shocks
A» Pro
llc g ln n ln i; Sh o rtly
Remain
Pittman Giv<
SAN CARLO STAikm tCohcrt
(onfession Pric
After
END ENGAGEMENT IsNight
Quizzed By Pc
HERE LAST NIGHTi Taxi Driver Leads 1 M
f a te « —
*#ve r\ a
N Mert*41 Lake. marked the social! number were ilese n t a t the danr* 1
^ U n s l ^ O f T ^ T\ u n ! , «
*? **
0 r d " ‘N° ‘ |t tlvltle. incident to the entrance in the City Hall Auditorium given!
iJ t a - Z T * * i ^ u m i *
T o D ia tn r b H opper ( Itlbn 4 the new year, while at I t o’xjby the W vm rs't Auxiliary »f th e ( I (im a g e I lared A t M illion
Amrriran tegii-x. Private dinner ]
_
,
’
1
,
run*
parties early in the evening uni I ! (. fllC X IC O I S n C a r i l l l f *
o'clock sappers, both at home and J H r u n t Q f T h e
the year 1927
In the downtown nraturants. w*re|
was one of the quietest New alee well attended. A number o f .
Sm n ll Hul V ery A p p re c ia tiv e
in y ea n , accoexi- affairs freer d el the dance at Mthe;
_, UuaincwM Houacn A nd lio le U
i Y « b celebrations
«
A u d ien ce* I l e a r .' i J g r U * i n ]
,
■’ A r * Ila d iy D am ntffrf W h en
V n n iin lA d d r c m llr f o r c Kdtin r tn jf H o lid a y * I'a ils l i t ' I n * (to anthoriliec, who stated that City Hall.
A fte rn o o n an d " L u c i a " I.WH •
,
hturvs m the downtown section
(Ju n k c Turn blew T h e W niln
m
particularly tboso dealing in'food -1
■—
■
evidence
nondwr of arrests made during the Stuffs, were epen until a late hour.
CALEXICO, Calif.. Jan . I —iiF)
TA LLA H A SSEE. Fla., -an . 1.— NEW YORK Jan . 1— 0P>—Br°ad- n ig li was slight compared. with Trices f«r Naw Years tlay dinner |— Esrthquskea,
The ban Car.t>
cl - cd
r .•
, T J , _+
numbering over
way
gave
the
New
Year
a
wet
—(A*1—W. S. Cawthon, state *uita engagement -n.i b'unfisrd'efirst
O l g n C 'd
L O n ie ^ H lO Il
tha
lumber
in
previous
years.
foods
w
*rr
approximately
the
samel
half
a
hundred,
rocking
the
Impar
perlntendent of public instruction. welcome. There was a steady rain
tal
valley
at
intervals
o
f
about
two
j
S
f
*
?
,T<a*.0,',
•
Vc-tctdiv
va
ih|
•
as
those
which
existed
preceding'
u
l
—H
—
■*
i—
•
•
•
Rain,
which
felt
shortly
before
n H i r nnfrnT ,
. " “j In his annual address before the outside and prohibition agents had
Chrintmas according to local grt>-( minute* since 12:111 o'clrck t
h
f
c
^
n ljjh t
JH IN G T O N , Jn n . 1,— Florida Education Association, in orders not to disturb cabarets, I I (/click, kept the usual crowds
morning ami .till continuing a t ( “^ ° r ‘r , lh c/
' ' ' ■ " *\ e t Ro»JCrV
. f tt tm u n . n e g n i
frorri the streets and is reported U cars.
-W ith the dawning o f convention hare, recommended that night clnbs and hotels.
4:45 A. M.. badly damaged Calax" f ,' 1
f I T ie r o f th e iukyhef sh o p ttt
The celebration was of a fami
the United States Florida adopt a syrtem of diatriblea ami Mexicali, adjacent bonier. "L ucia" wax h e*ni by « r vedi-j w hich l - P . H ilto n wgg Tnurliar
character,
hut
the
prices
were
an international s itu -, ut,n« financial help <to achooW
..tlea, causing damaga which It ta ,n c* * f ‘ 5W0 *hst mai • uj< b ,’i-rtu) U V In e s tU y n ig h t, tlj#
without precedent.
The many
rmore muddled perhaps I »rhr« il J* mo*t. n«*?*d' V *
esUmatod will approximate ovar ewihusiatm w hat it t*ck »l in n u g -1; rr
m y s te r y h u rrau'm iing o n e o<
deaths from liquor since Christmas
•1 .000,000.
jbera. The gtuup i f r.r: -ti s;:
any
(tamed to hare beon forgotten.
t h e m oat b ru ta l k illin g s in t h r
El Centre. II miles north of this >"0 **>e principal mi,-* >• -••*d e t - crum l-i o f Sfetn ln o lt C o u n ty
It was a hl|aHt-ua crowd that
school term of six months and kn
rity, and Usher, a town of’ approtl- j cellent well tnslnod vole
plus i
eta of an early net* appropriation of approximately wended its way through the greati
iriminnl history was doored’
mstsly 400 population, lying hu-' httU hlstrhyi.c ability,
of the Nicaraguan $200,POO for tboae institution* un White Way to rtcelv* the New
tween El Centro and tha M eocw i! The openintr Lqb. aU cborux-wa* ll|V
fexican question* do not able to operate on their own re* Year with th* din of horii* and
With tho confession a i th* * f border also suffered from the ran- *ung with vie. r-umi *!>i*. at .1 t!>
H | and.. Preeldent
. v Cool>__ Murces, and those now provided by rattlers.
r-<it*d man signed and s«*J*d In
Harp
I'rilud*
In
scene
two
was
tinustion
of
quskee,
but
the
.ism‘ appealed to the press of [the. (tale.
The rain e«< mrd to have no e f Hoad O f T h in Country Made Unc«rlninly l*rrvaiU Antnnf
sge reported in the localittee sp b c s u tlfjj!) d «ic. In A n U, i'u g si thn presence <»f ii numh*r*of wit‘ (how an "American '■ Mr.^fcawthon referred to two fect c n ' th e . rctahrators and from
Foreign Industrial An To ree
Mrr« h..tfRnion<i In IV2N
and Tafiiru gave a charm mu inu r- revitx police and fo rces. from
red tn be little.
aad stand behind the ad- j methods of distribution of flraaclal every angle when 1977 had a r
Courne Mexico Will Tumue
Than
Any
Year
‘'into
t
t
l
l
i
)
Csleakn, lylng'on the American pretatien of tha lately fsr-w ell lha Sh en fF s o .'fk i m ted" a f t n
,’* efforts to uphold as- ssstslaneo to the schools now fol- rived men ami women continuei
Under N e w Amendment «ide, appeared te bear the brunt « f {*»►.. " B me on the Mghlhff rxe of the most intensive searchTexnx First, Hr.t Ida la 2nd
of International lowed by various states of the their parade along Broadway.
•he tremors which were arrompan-i Breexe." Tho famous jf d r t t i . In ox over msd« in this county' fat
Hawkers who^had been vending
country. One, h* said, ie the
'.owing tin- (otwnxihsiou of a - rime
CHICAGO, J s r . I — 0 T )-.R a il- '.M E X IC O CITY. Je n . L—oTV— led by a heavy rumbling/
; ' d H. remarkable bi-Ut f r it
ril strife In Nicaragua, “largo-fand" plan, now used in m as* making devices along the
i'ittm sn was am vtud a t ’ 7
Itsnlly a business house in Cal- '*•*••**y end Its powerful dramati morican naval forces have Florida, and the other the "small- gtrecta since early evening wetc rosde of the Untied States b u ilt, Without specifically mentioning the
d to protect American fund" plan, which, he declared, arretted by police shortly before mor* miles of new track^ln I9W pateoieom and land lawa, which axico was left sound by the quakes, qual.ucs. Was tendered e ith splri*. .•'clock last night upon suspwion
.-ompUctty tn the crime
|d property, and the con- Florida needs. The "largo-fond" 10 o'clock. By that time, however, than in any year since 1910, la that. went into eff-wt today , 1’ntvideni the wells o f many falling, while!•*"• distinction fcy I'avgi. Tufi.n>
b sn aged negtix women, tho
orer the New Mexican oil method 1* the distribution from they had disposed of most of thelr„ the new trackage was In relatively Calls* in a New Year's awaaaga to the walls of others were badly ' L’dli, V ervf, Curt or.I
cracked. Almost every plate g!at< •rar>g the rviet c f 1 uoi.n, tM. -r . ..f a local taxicab drived, baa v1#v it laws, which took effect the state treasury to tha schools on ware* and took their arrests In Jong llnea’rathrr than i.t -'io n ex
'the Mexican people asserts that he
iitiiow in the buaineaa
e t t l afls aT
wHi'vi . llenry• '■n
Aen
ikvtw",, Rljm>tlkli
'l«*hl tied the |K-tice su b o n aud tuM
WiinVM sOVCIli
ev-,.
night, remain In status quo a uniform bprls of the. proceed* of good nature. Fifteen were feund tensions.
Texar- received the largest quota has no Intention of Interpreting •hatlerevl and In many (nslancce ,’ Arthur Uupklhw.
LUut. A. II. UgktojtK that Itar
is this country's policy la a uniform tax levy, usually a levy guilty In night court o f selling
mce . *x, George Lurks, knew n m
mg wa» torn loose. ; Itsymund. t < b *r-."< lii
td , but both questions are on. all the property of the state, without licenses aad were given of the 1.006 new miles, a total ex eonetitutional law In a way that Ihii window casing
bit of work m Ms “Ob Dire 31'*- thing abuux lha aaurdee,
ceeding by 301 miles the construc will harm legitimate interest*.
The elemonta, he said, are central suspended sentences.
In* new turns.
LOS AN GEI.ES, Jan 1.■ t d V - {.fortune lit mAct
p il l il g i 's ,*Vi«d
■o fHai, conservative preai- isation of the fund in tkt^ atkte
Every available place of enter tion.of 1925, and Florida was aerIVHce immediately *unim igad
Moral energy and capital from Kt ports reaching her* say several ?cvne" was nsv - -tile r-, |i <- < i-:I.
end.
Texas
has
approved
projects
'
treasury,
arid
distribution
accord
r Nicaragua, who has been
tainment was filled to capacity.
Burke,
' who, upon questioning.
H
Ions," the message keys,. earthquakes rocked lleber, Calex- mu; ical execution, Imtnt-vsslj cn
(kher
■bed by the United State#, ing to soma uniform measure.
Reservations In night clubs had th“* indicate tha state will again
ngivtu t » lead them te wheM he
let-,
and
El
Centro,
cities
<if
the
,lm-i
J<>y*d
by
th
se
v*h
«
p-.
for
n
li.l
lead
during
1927.
S
r
i
1
1
slv.ays
be
welcomed
In
Mexrshallln* his forces to stay
"Tkoeo familiar with Florida's been exhausted weeks before, and
i-.u i ear r i e l t .Umao uo Wc»«ner>4jyf . L
A record was made in the ins tal- k * . with the only condition that c.f ferial valley and Yuma. Arixu^s H»n P***e o f vocalism U- d>.i/i-st>
Irance of the liberal army distribution ofr state funds will the theaters early were sold out.
-w ning, thir night of the druttleC./'
at
intervals
between
midnight'Ind
cinsUteacir,
Tuforu's
"
f
t
u
lieIstidn
of
automatic
Mock
signets,
fulfilling
our
Uws,
and
the
only
Juan B. Sacasa, former readily note that
hare the Cover cha rgee ranging from $15 to
At
■•-mponied by a rep
Spread
Thy
iv.ags
to
Heaven
.
"
1
AvC-.m-panJed
I
o'clock
this
momtag,
Coneider" ° t absorbing our
Who is rtco*nited larga-fund’ method, without 3 1 140 prevadied in night club*. Gin- Equipment for 4Jt9 l miles of road limitation that
'h e lu-rald. C hief I g
at.l# damage is repotted to havo which ends the upora, war k a u n .-' D**
lanm fund,"
fund,", tthe
i e speaker declared, ger____________
ala waa a* _high as ^
|$ _______
a bottlepot only exceeded by nearly XjOOO Mtlonal in terarta"
,ngly lovely.
f
U. WIWIs m s . Lieut.
me ' of the theater*
total of •504,771 distributed ' Some
theaters made q
qe-* » “#* the 1925 figure, but parsed | Uncertaigty prevaib, now that b«en dost by the quag** In Hebei
b s Disclaims V . 8 . Debts
Ilio iii-chestr*. althiV-igh oox # »i
Skiert end
------ wer> th# Installation in 191^ which held the law* have goo* into offset. Ivin*'betw een El C’eutro and the
la Claims his governmcnt.-loe* fjom, the one-miH U x and the J n - , sew. t of the fact that »4^0
full
was
composed
i-f
a
group
uf
■
atarted'
on
a
tour
that
Mexican
bonier
and
in
Calexico.
the
record..
Railroads
completed
They
provide
that
th*
nil
lands
of
tereat
on
-the
school
f
u
n
d
last
f
t
l
for
the
nlgi^L
And
that
the
one cen t to bankers In this
f h * ' uls«* t»mpia»# guafeesioa ef
Keren quakes were felt at inter ■tixcerc ixix-1 spirited urtisi*.
aad that ho was quite ca- year constituted bnly about 2.7 per demand wb* greater than the sup about WB per rent o f the .automatic foreifn-owned companies which di<
‘ control installstlon ordered by (MT net apply for confirmatory rpaces vals during the two hours foil.-wr 1-xlWt w» h charnnni; but toe brief i m*n.
f maintaining law and or cenLof the total cost of the schools ply.
tho liberals do not for the year 1924-25, Mr. Cawthon
Two sisters ware wounded by a Interstate commerce commission in slop* before midright last aigl i ing midnighti Three were sevsrv. ta be satisfying. ’ Ths audience had | Ucrke directed the police to ’ a ;
InrtalUtiofa shall revert tn the Mexican gever
tin, pint o f ground four miles
ju
. Haber later reported to have suf Just time to l>* ratiahl up |a
miles soula.
s o u t h -.-'"
to receive aid from Me>. asserted.
stray bullet fired by a celebrant as 1922 and
scstiun ^ .
"We distributes) from these two they leaned from a window o f their su b se q u e p R f^ W cd in 1924, put. » e id . Whether the governin' t fered heavily. This could n o l.b e eplrlit uf thn dance »hc-« Raymond east of 1 h# rvxiaenta)
ew a rtjoltgfjir from Dr. T.
- Sacasa’s agent in W-»h- sources’ only $3.42 per pupil in av* home to Brooklyn. Score* trf ex Ung train rontrol systems in set -1 will actually go as far as eelau v, confirmed because telephone com arrixtd with hi* luguhxiuus th ltn g *; t ve city w han Uw c M r itd . rxr-,j .
jhwfever. remain* to be even.
munication with the town ’ wee aad put a *l*>p to gayst/.
mams u t tha clothing worn-by
that "Nicaragua owes *™ *» dally attendance, while the tra police, many of them mounted ual operation on 69 roads.
The Nil roads ordered UJM new t U )t
lh„ fo„ l r ,
broken.
.Tb*" eet* for thg w-.-fid . -e ami - |’sttsuAis
wens found.Tu m lg ^ '*-'”1
to the hankers but th e tot* l cost of schooling each pupil kept the tbreng* moving In the
locomotive, comparing with IA ^ will have specific complaint op
Th« first quake was felt at |2:1> th* cemetery xver* perttrularly #f.-[ |^c)g toward Santord. IhenegTW
il control of tho vital
average daily attendance for roaring Forties.
but cn k r* d « ,|r which to base their future course A. M . according u El Centre re festive. The great I all cf. th* ■ Mt„| to st he be driven to tha
o f the government.”
That year was $124," he said,
67,029 freight < * " . * * against W.- „ f action. If it does not, the ritu- ports. This was followed a t inter- castic b-oked iwoiewhai
has come from the 8 ta te ‘ I t I* obvious, the school heal
- t of MeilontUi# Avenuo. at r i
in l! »t l»f ,. ««d
— •* th . -*------d jr
- ,tU n may eontmue to be. aa
l»
demand
for
xml* by th* etberx, on* a t 1 : 1 $ o' i.U h*A .m
that Sacasa and hieiM hL that a fund three nr four
ratl rr' h 1 .- f u.nt, l > , n am viog t h a t * ' ' ™
’
clock and another at liSO being the ftuhctunttAi. I l t f tvnuiDrR
i could hot hhpe for recog-: times the else o f |he present one
, -Ur# wera th o rn where Pitlctan
rirh in J bMitti/a.1.
severest.
by the Unitied R u les e e e n jw»»l<l bn needed to le n d e r n\sLu
j wa* said to have thruwn
Wirtt cemmanicauon with Calex
ll odgod Dias from his seat
aid. to "qur weaker counties,"
ufaiued t-iwels, which, he e
„ sgua in the present fight, judder the present method o f apporico also wa* interrupted, but re
,
f
1
W.
It
U
on.
!
•
» * * - ,* * •
“ b“ r»
such recognition would be JniHonmehL
,,
ports
trickling
through
were
to
the
applications
fur
confirmation
of
ATLANTA; Jan. 1. — tAF — A 1924 have been $07,000,000.
. * *•
properties acquired prior Jo 1917, effect that tha city also had suf- c f the gayest of tha i -.ncdjr «<p 1
4on of the Central American J Mr. Cawthon described In detail sharp decrease In shlpmenu of rite
era*, ami it l o s t . f it , sprtgbt
‘"
the date of adoption of th f pieeent ' fered considerable damage.
,
; the “small-fund" plan which he rus fruits during Christmas week
,-Ak« « 0BWh* and •• f<*t ftwto^
lie the United State* eontin- >recommended for Florida. It Is was a feature of the produce mar
•
I h t «k * a ceMtiUrtleii, and the U n it- 1 ' Yum* bad four or f ir * quakes, lines* and sparsls .
jjneutrai attitude toward |based, be said, more largely upon ket,' th * United SUtee Department
A r P r tfif f i t f l n n t r U n n d T 8 u u “
has in*.*t*^ two of them fairly sever*. These formsnr* of tha Kan ( c.ilo gs»m-1 MtdbwriHa Axenue,
*
, ‘
• 1 lixifkv tiki
A r r e s t U I i i a n g t i r a a , U t the Mexican gorem nw rt can- •’•re li ld A. M. end 2 : 1 $ A. M.. I mt>)
In the Central American 'the principle of local responsibility of Agriculture ear* la lu weekly
not, by retroactive enectmsm, m (mountain tim e). Th* others noTh# Orartur* was p ifiicu lartc |w»‘t discarding,
Chairmen Borah of the for the maintenance of schools,
market review. The orange out
foreign relations com rqlt-, "Under this method, each local put waa lee* then Uw preceding
HARUIRBURG, 111. Jan. 1. - vok* title* lawfully acquire I before tireably felt were at t:S > a n d 5 50 aer*{'table. On-favi arvl Intocta.o-i R -ta m ia g .to the Cfty*
expressed.hla concern over .«nlt, say the roanty, is rwquhed to. week's total.
Hrswhy, also In the Imperial te. rang the duet * f LWdvl ait I Burku as had the party to
(A*)—Whether Cherlee Birger, gang ! 9 f l
ttlo a being rendered more make a certain prescribed effort
ralley, had building* rx-ckevl and Plunkett, "Holo. pr-yfutr.'' ut Hocxi j frunt uf hi* feomr, on a
umtef arrest wee s s s v
There was generally a feeling of Under,
licated1 through p posslblo kill -1 toward supporting Ita own aehoole greater confidence. th$ report say*,
wlndew* Jarred by th* shocVs, but two Act i beaunily, flu* ' :-p»-x ; cjx t drnforxL Opposite thg
American while United by levying U x et far th at purpose with export* markets still afford accused of romplicity In th# mur
little r r a# damage apparently ning Wheel <pta>Ui" in A. t i l w si [Waa • large dtUi) where he
i marine*
are Jo
^
‘ I the cmihlry. .upon a uniform assess* ‘ valaatlor. ing an encouragin* millet for some
Moyer Jo * Adam* of We*
was don* The shock* in Braw l*) aung by Escobar. OiL-frct, ;.-h xf- j pulice, could be f»snd taw
faithfu l Policy Adopted
Iand
■ uniform'
V rmu.
H
The «Ute of th* surplus •vockg. Western f c „ ° '
were continuing at latorval* at * ' i . and intorrante xs-uh su cii 1 tag which waa stoiaa b w a
Sheriff Lige W. Turner of Ha
! e f watchfulI w aft h i has ; apportions te a local unit whatever lettuce was lowrr In price hut
DELAND, Fta . Ja n ] - ( A l 2:20 A. M.
spirt; and gayely that the aiutitin.-x |u , tu»u.
After morvUire t-t
with fegard
the amount that ird t Ucka o f being FW ida strawberries Just begin- Iia* cecaly would not say wheth*ar .Prank Livingston* Huff ik.-r, pres*
responded wdli enthusiasm. Es- ! * * „ ,{ , rurruunding the ditsh
oil Uwa which teent aw* t» carry 'out tb* minimum Mag tn arrive, drew tha ueaal high Birgar
_____ bad been arrested after
I a repemwauiiv# * r the D*>tona
HAN FRANCISCO. Jen . I .—(AH robar gave a shartnlng rendition ! .> ......n ^ .c s t- tq miuat«s.
while
dcllvvred to Tu
il* ArhbrlUn oil opprogram afU r making tha re- ptricfiwarrant had been delivered
Tur. I Beach Chamber of Comm ^rxe and —Th* New’ Year wa* ushered in of " l a s t itose o f
Hjininer*'. o ff k srv found |h« bag, fitted wi(Jb>
- .or pupil
owning exten d*iip
** to
interest* jq“lred effort.- —
Tb* -teacher
Hex-st and Irish potatoes shewed tier Tue tap- by Jam es Prilchar i Daytona Bcwch Realty txiard and el M sxkele. Mexico, with e series Mo.ire's p«/#in which was fitted to
uu
' 'v r o E
is commonly utedi t h * cenalierabte strength whit* onions sheriff ef Franklin county.
adopt!
f i r y w n ' on* of the best known 1 of four ■arthquakea storting at an old Irish tun* and lub-rpjUwd ssmi.
cit agre*‘ in * a U
tocit
Pritchard said that he could xl»
refus* >*o apply for th* re- amount per pupil or ner teacher conUiuvd their upward swjng.
*r men In Florida, and [ midnight,, the Southern Pacific into th* oyer, by K lSrw . a c l O de-j
.
th* " " " S ' * "
’ ’
being small nr relatively Urge ac> Man] market* cioied- lower un nothing to have Birger taken 1 1 Miss May Peck, daug-xtrr of Mr. company informed th* Associated frei’s “ M'Appari" wa* excredlugiy ! *
c o n f ir m a t o r y c o n c e it km*-.
4
.
un-,
“
ht-xpiial
room
of
the
pel.ee
tU
'.iou..
cording
to
the
need
of
the
local
Benton,
the
seat
of
Fropklin
coun
Its operators who fail to con
iptn/th and new cabbage waa the
and M n- Irving Peck ef Daytona Press her early today.
has mad*
made the pro cnly product ta register heavier- ty. Bind- the gang leader we* out j Beach. and farmer!;' •connected
1 their titles will "renounce i unit
uo" «after
n e r it ha*
Th# quakes also were felt at
The .Fair scene wM delightfully .Wf fco * • »
~j
unclef the Uw/' they wHhed effort to carry n«A ita pro sbipnents, due. largely to th# of his Jurisdfctlan. A trip into With the National A nertrsn RedI Calexka, Calif., retimed official* done. *rvl »<Wne " f Uw Udie* . ( ! b".to ilk m m - Heerscylo the a*;-.
gram.'
Krahkbn louoty, however, weutd Crte* at Washington D. C„ were
w
a
s
n
i
i
k
t
a
were j said. No reports ef
have th* «ai embie wad* up M> (heir
t<U"-igh -u|, •
>0N « r lf r u g carload* of .piaach resell In ■MMsr'e Immediate er- ,narrU.I at 4:50 eYlock Friday aft
lYftlYKi,
(Continued On l*nge Thn-s)
In other worth, th
.m oon, th# last day ef th* yrhr.
hs/1 wowd-front Teas* by Uhrist- goat. FrtuhaH r *aM.
With tlyv s»efW set. T in
lyx, they will lose their
th* department reported.
i In . f i l l auVcrx from e.vvil m
NEW MANATEE CONSTABLE
tM.c-t.-d floor and cunlranted
>,COoUdga feel* that th*
cleaned
--------' 1^4) carloads Had
j (h« cILt-tay of wtdcocQ and by tb
ODESSA, Ukranis, Jan . I.—(Ah Th* combined output is almost
die Country, which be be______
TA U -tH A K H EE. F U , Je a . 1.— offkiatin g clergyman. Mr. and
I rsb . rtxar. Burk*.
[jlhoroughly American, —Dispatches received k i n today double the corresponding ship- (A5 — Gexsrpor Martin announces Mr*. Arthur B- Codrington. th*
FIIILA D ELFH IA , Jan . i^ -iA t
NEW YORK. Jen . 1.—-(AV-An.j Alter hksring the story of
through a correct confirm tb * sinklrig of the vessel mctOa-of last season
the appeiatmeal of t>. R. Brawn ef former advertising maaeger of th* — King Momo* ruled every Fhlla- International re-lto trl^uone sy«. , . v s d«lo.d Jtmi
af th* government's Astoria In th* Black 8*4 near the
UradMten as coastebl* for district Li*lend Dally News, witnessed the drlphin today.
u n i. extending tu *71 p an * uf to* l m -lu < tfn g -K .o *« K __
•
‘ -.
Rumanian coast with the loe* of
marriage.
0, Manatee county.
Scarcely had the topping o f the cartiVi is fwesran by uMicials^u/ » uh
21 Urce, but Tail to identify Iter a*
historic liberty bell ushered
American.
the New Yegg. coa**4 when the crfrsph company a * a *oqxMI to »^ | d ia k S jto S S S
The sinking of th* Rumanian
mummer* started final p rep n r*-; “twntag of th* New Ycrk tisrgduq freighter Protus with her opw of
4loo*
far their gorgeous (wroda i hn' l
eight is nlso reported.
later In the day, .
pictures, m* .
Heavy snow storms accompa
TALLAH ASSEE, f l * . Js n I . fentorr of l*hlla4elphU's t i * * **"• • " * * u l* .
f J iv
fr a g Seminal* County * nied by violent wiaxfc are menac iA'J—Bhk wUl be received by the
ing shipping on th* Block Sea, end ■Ut* Ihrestock saritery baerd * t
JA CK 80N YTLLE. F U - Jan. 1 . lag that he weal slung with the 1 W * 4-/ celebration.
|
m JL a b S f W
i J H
Hearn, Th# IU r»H
Ad*. New* of vital scores qf steamers have cancelled .'it* next Irt.nthly meeting, to L• —U t)— Well, my ronacwiK* 1 * other "when he did th* killing
G o v e tT u u John W. Martin s i Tal- King*,
their saltings.
'held at JacItonviU* Jan. 6. on cat- r lts r . 1 didn't-kill him, "decUrod
(fusens.
rtnc*< ^ and , , im#
tn* radio phone w<mtd:
to you U dolly carried
U signed death Knights garbed ia robe# uf bril
; rhiJ;
j tie dip raqvlreimenta. according to Uoyd O'lUll R slU r, negro, when
Want Ada — make it a
m -rv Uvhxtrd pc ml*,
I
__ m . the
far pair. He set
tto read them. .
Rent hue, while members uf the
- .. . _____ _
|l l o v
!
! » “?***•, isaiod at the office here told in his condemned coll a t the warrants
county je ll this week that his death flutope**'execution for the week of comic club# gave evidence that l
— « m — t —t -----»■
warrant had been signed.
- Fa bruary 14 at the state prism. many of
Office* For Rent, Park
th* gvenu that have
"W hat makes you 11* s o ? ” from Raiford. and HaHtr*a for th * w*eh occupied the publl-: mind during
J .---------*
The bid* are -o be based upon a
( (Taos if k a lia n 75)
NEW YORK, Jan . 1 . — (47 — (minimum of I 0JJQ0 gallon- of the an adjourning ta il demanded Ray of February 20.
th * last year would U* set to
Neither e f th* negro** exhibited
sale* of Baldwin Locomotive 'dip far the » s r .,w lth the privilege mond Stone, negro companion of
Mias Mary Clark, fonuvr
comedy.
viaibl*
worry
over
his
imminent
Roller
on
their
alleged
robbing
ex
Work*
far
•
Ip2®
are
estimated
at|
«f
purchasing
up
to
50.009
gallon*
rep Dash F o r Hals at Barplayground •uperfWr,' I»/
pedition
when
a
Jacksonville
mer
death.
They
appeared
more
two•47-000.000 against W M J D U U (on the same Urtas, f. *. b Florida
a k*rWs of i u
lUtMMH LIV E FL'MH
•d with tryin g.to convince Jail »
chant was killed.
(Class! fk alio a $ 1 )
1925. Samuel M. VaucLLi. prvsi
points la car loU, and a su
• l -1j puli
KU1NBUEH0.
Heetlend,
Je
n
.
L
the . City HslP
he* end reporters that "th *
“ I ain't lytng.'iv plied Salter.
d#tit, looks far modest business in must be maintained at Jacksort
—(A*)—Going a ltfi the .fa * Itself L week, actartiln* to
"You
are
—
ydu
killed
th*
1027 wivh operations around 50 or bther roovenieak Fterido point,
Pointer Lost _
L* g •ytomi*
ijiiluV
a new way woaten have of gutting
per cent of capaflty.
•where loo* than ta r Ut shipment* and yda hamw it."
hold l
fu r*.. Soriety •wvjven Xrotp *
(Classification 10)
He expects nearly ail depart-'m ay be abulned
will t>« moved to Eddyst<m« ‘ The dip motf he the
aravrJcni cwUtc dip i
Iof u
Furnished Stucco Dungs
fat oi • tockeeeal tJto p *lu while
th* United State* department of
P, I's/k Avenue, Ft.r it o .i
I
t a t h * true
agriculture, bureau
for the
dustry, the notice *U t*s.
v.-V
ntes R e m o t e j o n g n y SCHOOLS D im ." Prices Are
. rt4,lc *'* ’*hl»U#t. bells,
Makes
1 ^
^
nuu^
Without P r e s e n t !
---- -
ns
Denies That He
Icing Controlled
V. S. Interests
OC*,,Cnal Body 0r
and
- fc
Cops to Evidi
!Waa.not In
Night
uiar-c Yhc*(dr i Hobbciy Is Offered
. .— r
, j Motive By Black In
and that th.
RAILROADS BUILT, CALLES’ MESSAGE
MANY MILES NEW FAILS TO CLARIFY
TRACK LAST YEAR LAND QUESTIONS
.me th. w. im s p -a y r r * ." -f if it
f e
Shan) Decrease Noted
In i f r u i t Shipments K
Of Christman W e e k
, . . 1
^
^
^
*”*'
* ;
-S SSFWtE
•rt
Officers Silent On
was
•het of a mystery t*day. iia t* Frank L. Huffaker
Married In De Land
j
Steamer Reported
Lost With 21 Lives »
£ .
Large Radio Fhone
n S u 3 K “i 2 : k
Mummer'* Parade
»iu u» «... i. r. An-... -u it. ^ Features Festival
Syntem lu IMannedj
S -
Livestock Board Will
Open Bld» On Dipping
legronMurderers Pacing Death
Vatu At Next Meeting Two Negro
Choice Bits Of
Is Given Here
Penalty Accuse Each Other of Crime
Baldwin Sales Show
Last Year
IHUge Gain
Phyaieal Training
To Be Taught Here
aU b^s
A
T
Af
. x *•
*
1
�I' •
T H E
PAcn tw o
S A N FO R D
H E R A L D . S A T t 'R n A T . J A N U A R Y
KOAff BUILDING IN Daytona ' Hcach
Hnnrih Man
\lnfl r
ft i
t
f ____ '
In Petroleum Laws
m m \ TOTALS Is Admitted To Bond Enacted By Mexico
C’/ER II MILLION
IS
U. * . u jt . 4.tf,in„i. tiki *ta t. uf F k lk li. irtufa
K*dogi*t, la rik v lfri) in t r lU il a* lallu»r
*.>rr»phrr ’
.sunk f» i> t ft-al *f Iroi «
cg n trib u -i.f |||.ark « ul T l*f t *rf Ik* O il
1 f faafultl I'lutUa. ,4 (w illi’I
lu
t It Traffunl a Man fkaraa.f anJ
int at thv raturJa4 In ria l Back .Mo I M « <
1 u I I I »*•«• "< *»>• I'ukl** ?:*»»»«• kf ■*»«I achool >' ifu,!. CatiMT. r m n j r
Mr Cut.l« l» liartkT »r4ar*d ikat »tju «r4
U.
1 - .ach of r uta be «M a»p*ar iMtnrl
ghly crad- _uf , mJj i.’itcull CaWi a I Ike «-.»un
I'rovla of *l< uaa at ik iilc ll. >'l«ll4a. an Ul*
tk . IMac i 4*4 4«r * t Ja n a a ir. 4. D. i f t . aril
tn* la n it , t . n ana n.trk iM la at!»*ar la tna
rr r i w *", till f lumplalnt c«nlkiia.l^»4.ainai
. i.. I jua if. till* . alita (llc4 fufNUiafturivcnanlcal ^ t> . f auietina lha llila to l Ik*
raftiman- .lo.ta Jcccrrlbad a»o|>*fl> and eatatith elarrar ' X \ Z n, lhm
inlfjr.
—it |a luMktr uiJcred fla t llila
. [/. r lit publlaliad In Tha fa tila ll
lln a lf a nattapapar pulillahaJ In
iiatifurii, kcmini'la I'ounlr. Florida.
...nua tack aaek far futir <un»*<nll»t
M ia n c o CITY, Jan. 1 — t * )
L'nlcat there* if * Urt mtnut* yf*Ulin j,.*!th r- hy the N’rtr Y*>»k head
i|unrt«T» of the fuientoit oil coni*
jkjnle. ofieratlnK In Mexico or hjr
the Mexican -yovrmmcfit —■neither
of trhkh w»t Intttcnted today—an
ImpaiM- will be rtacheJ Saturday
ovrr >J«ci.-u'a n^w jietrolrum anJ
lan.1 laVv
r
[tennett ram* 'ben 1 from Wajrt in ., a few month* »ifo. it
faid he wurkrd out of th.* *li*.-rf*p office there for many year*.
o ia
i f i ’ ,, f.tt ui
pi . a n t
c it y
Under' the** 1 in * , which thv
United S tate •yotc inment ha» pro
tected n» rctro a .tire and innfiaca,tory, (ureik'tt hwned or leamd oil
NOTICE
Itiv li will fevert tu the M n l c i J
p n em ro en t nnlea* Iwfore Satu tThe ft-guldr annual mretlny of
dey the owner* have applied to
M erko fo r new corue#*lor.« con* thr •Nr Lholjeta i f the K iill
National Hank uf Sjnfntd. Klunda
llrm lnn their preflou* rifh tf.
PtM idnit f ’ellee, in a telryiam will t * I,.Id. in atcotdanie with
ctvrn out late la«t nl|fht. refu ael the by-law. or la r u liv , January
tn tpjdU atU n by the New York tlth . at id ocluck a. in. in in*
h ra d -iu a rir for an extenaion of , ifirevtotr riH.ni uf the bank, ft*.* th-
rlrciiun uf a board of director* t j
i t r r r fur the mutiny year, to heat
Uporta of r/fierr* and lo trancact
«ueh otljer b:i«im-ac a *, may |>tu|irtly r.-'itt • l-ef,>reAhe mertiny.
\ l K. t/httrier. Cashier
—iht: liiiUbc-r-
id, aa n further •jjyjjjj {„ unty com m trior.ru h ire
d ^ Chnitruction
j an_ uj a th" dale fur receivWill,r in * a ' ' It’ir bids on thh projwsed talea of
•*4'-' |1.'50,(XX) worth o f Itondr. the1 tun' ttu kliy- j pr ctnla to be uaeti for good road',
auwll o f luahf i ■ ,.
4 .. ■
...i.—
i - r-irth*a»lrrn the ) i i i r around, la heiny ptikked
iurfdced W ch-’ fast in Florida, an I the Tamiaml
of J Trail, the cro**^tate road, and
i >1 y < M K } ~ e i h | < l r o u r i * .
Oulf r*a a t highway are pr«*s|>e<*
tc n o w l»f.rH » „ f tru n k (ivc foot** that will i halite th*
>
r t h a t t a p w ltrh b tK h iy h
3Uti i.il l.llist to nUhr a i|Ut( k rut
ill r> * and Urnur.'l the klnle \j> the
lojnt/rthwektern muter,
lo
Contract hh» l*e*n.let for a rood
Bi. fr<Uii. Jacksonville t*r Savannah
" t (ia., and frvm lutke City l« Vall -1 di ttn Jr hanlaurfared. arid a hard
»urfn e I* found fr<^-i I'cntarila
* (*> I’lomatnn, Ala., iwi'l from Tails,
a- haaaep to the fie-r/m aLate line
n* and Qulli.tcn, (la , to Madirf i.
If
During ,
hlurldi received
approximately * 1* and n half milI lion dollar* f >>m autilm»bilc rcy*
i'^ a lr a lit’iit, and al".ut ten and a
* i hatf mlilimi frmn th,..'t-.<-nt y;n
1 .1 9 2 7
•»»'!«
Ij
fit the ftwnrv
i t h H « m i 1 i t rl»i h t o r T im
, Klv* «l •nutfOulfi'
i •
• i . u A i i t ji i i H M i . iTMi i r r
■ Im » .u l u n uf ‘ J i l l tuil UUlK u ■)
Iir T ill: *T » T I: o r IIIIM IIIJI. 1 %
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#ntitle.
v»*.u
4
■
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d4
%^ra,
,»>u i o n •m u m u k i 'u i i n - '
l i f t * in
to th e » r<
l .« I l l M il.
i
«
a
tier*
ln»W»V
tUwVibt^
mila. to i i i i i .T i i t i . i :
%i
ill*- U. .rd tl4 * *n Jan
1: i- i-H iL 4. l l * .
t tit.i- \ i» n : : . *».4 t
M il'll 9C o n o h u i : m o r
9 iW piiU uini.
\ vf tt#»* ’Court
•\
t 'lT I I I I
*f<. N il IM iiti anil Vl»» H.
that •
AT 1***VN*TX mm2 UNA
H
» be
* t ir X In (!•«
' aliVa a tut if 4 •I. I m
i-ov.vrx. w» « u « if *••*« *»~> Ill- o l
d-v-aa. •***• Hrruld n
Pufcl.M ^
it i i o o
a iia liia l i L r t r u n k t .u n h ti.ni onkB-.iin •
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lb
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C tiH h l | t f m-rr^
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Mini.* < Mil
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.
:“i III* aaM
t,.a ami again.! *11 |wr»ul>* rlaimluR .!>»« ■ i
«t» tf ,
t U i m i n * ln l* r * » t * u iiJ*» I f * »»M Nat |>w nta ana Viim * Pv> m i ll« fi,r t uf ll>|U . W I T M ^ c T p V
,*ru l
.\at l>> ntt and Vin* 1 I'ointl. «.if». i i r i .m i l uf. ..|h,rwt»#
i*l ’Wit * t !teM0
1.1. .cifl,
o« tihorwla, M'llllao l’ J.uk«>t» ««'niXLii4. ll.e Circuit
F iu tu lX ' till a i ft I a«4;
v\ ilu tm l n i 4 trk * »». (•tftaatlm** kn.wn a, W U Jaikaonr mltiUiL C m m O
k riu H p ri» U V B . ' J M t * > B l In d t; u . l ) J i l l !ur I i i i l i i t ‘<1 U . » r l r * r i/i« ahktftr \ I* l|tl
National I'ank uf llrllMln a tank-'
tiiijtiit n4 i*'rr*l*** «** I"*1it,a
v r 1*11 X ahx
cvriH.rat .-ti t r c . j. iHl antUr tin
f .O t National Hank *T (lllllA a
«'I-*TI •( Wrruli C»u ■
I
lunVU.i: »-.wMfttlun M .anlrt-J. t a i .1 ilia l'ntt*«t .Mate* uf Am«r- •
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Mv.W I f U K s Ii «
Ira. If allti tt.J If OraS. to hi a Mil
4<*k 1 t n n h A
an..ten k*l»» J r l i i i t l ,lt|alr«L
■> B,.}|«-t|ui» fur riin lt^ iiu n l,
f rani*** aatIJfMia*. it
lu n w n ii in o flk r ah*
. Win. ; . i t . »*»;.<
*
I
« II'. »». » Juh. |
aalif William l;
•'
l l i t . r r c t a u a d a r th e »al<l W illia m I Ini. a k fluff n »• "
II J a c k t o n l a ..n s .I I I ..- I J m a It a» IM.1u.il>> ko.l »• '• *
\v II J a . La.in I l i .i t l r t .A a ll y an d lirat Naflunal Hank i
nc i . i . l i . r of t n . K l r a r K a llo n a l
lla t .k >.f t lr la o d u '•» h la m . v » t i . . r i
In o f f ic e aa a o ih m t l t c i , dei i a i . i l o r o llia r t t la c
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X
l i a r la l f ..i t n c r l v M m. >1 O a v la .
J r . I an d Mra W m M lia r I*, b l*
w ife , u f t t r a n a r t 'u r ia t ) . F lu e td a .
4 II lln td i.n an.1 l i r a A II U o i •
•Inn. hla t a i l , trh naa la a t k n o w n
a ild rra a w aa M u lllr.a . B o oth C a r r i.
11tut. th e M a u l . I I l . u n t h . r A V . ■
n e a r I'n itip a n f, a ro iV *i|a tT ..n . ••
In a a la ta n rc-' an d If nut In r a t a l*
i l i a , a a a l n . t l u u n k n o w n g ru n le r a . a a a la n r r a o r "1I1U IC C 1U a and
,.u a in - t a ll tu-ra-.n* r la lm in w la *
t r r r a i a u n .lc r th e a a !it
M a r o a ll
1.<ii.it-. r a. V r r .c r r C o tttp a n r.
a
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l i t . Jan •
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o f O r i t i c . c .io n t j' .F lo r id a ,
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ScvenfeenthAnnual
Geological Reporl
Will Be Ready Sewn
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C m II I h r
M en— W r
W illa r d
rw h n rn r
lla t lr r y
and
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p a ir a ll m a k e * n f lia t lc r im .
R A Y BROS.
! l lur d - r fjr i.' : r ( th - Old is-ttil8# T rail, the i.nljr tra.o*'Jontincn’t.
ul hl.thway In the country open
P H O N E
518
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R U LY the most beautiful Chevrolet
in C hevrolet hU tory! T ru ly an
achievement which must immediately
change all cxiating ideas as to what the
buyer of a low priced car has a right to
expect for his money!
T
ofChevroIet popularity has tentChevrolct
production to trem endous volum e—and
only the economies o f tremendous volume
plus inspired engineering make possible
the nian u factu re o f so /me a cur to selbut
C hexrolet prices.
Here is th e irresistible appeal of un>
broken; flowing body lines—of modish
new Duco colors, fashionably striped—
of notable smartness— of that flawless
silhouette regularlv associated with the
costliest of custom-built creations.
W e urge you to come in for a personal in
spection. A n d w eankyou to com e, not in
the custom ary casual m ood— but actual*
ly anticipating the revelation you would
expect when the w orld’s largest builder
o f gearshift.' autom obiles announces a
completely new line o f cars w hose truly
great value is based on irresistible beauty
Here arc score after score of advance*
menu in design, literally too numerous
to list completely— but typified by one*
piece full*crown fenders* bullet-type
lamps, coincidental steering and igni*
tion lock and large 17*inch steering
wheel.
Here is definite assurance of longer life,
more satisfactory op eration and even
greater econ o m y— for all models ace
equipped with a new A C oil filter »nd an
improved A C air cleaner!
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Such features as these are usually found
only on ears costing up into the thou*
sands. T hey are marks of distinction on
the world's finest automobiles. Yet tVese
are now offered on T he Most Beautiful
Add it to your present brand of motor oil.
It contains a guaranteed !)9 per cent pvfo graphite.
(! v/ill lubricate and protect your motor ail the time.
It reduces wear to tin absolute minimum.
It insures against scored cylinders and burned bearings.
Add It To Y ou r O il!
’ •* I h s r f n
DECREASE THE COST
INCREASE THE PLEASURE O F MOTORING
A cjcifjn, Oildag Company, Port Huron, Michigan.
For &ilo at Filling Stations, Garages and Accessory Stores
Ntw AC Air Cleaner
New AC OU Filter
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New Coinddenul
Lock
New Tire Carrier
New Bullet-Type
; Head Lamps
New Windshield*
On Open Models
New Heavy Onepiece Full-crown
Fenders
New Hardware
New Running Boards
New Remote Control
Door Handles
New Brake and Clutch
. Pedal CltSuri
with these Am azing^Price Reduction
CO A CH
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C O U P E
\ 3 £ d % J
•Ik
F o rm e r
The
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T ruH ngC ar
T r ie r
1n H « 4 ** » i« I I o*«i •tir**
as<) alert «ii»< * Ii* e K F> rn
•r seier 9515 ** itb M la x i
F o r m e r p r ic e
. Th'
K u a d n lr r
I'ornier price W.13
9615
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T h e H p »ft
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Trie# include* halt^.v. itrr*
ami »t*«l diar «h*i l.' Form
er pne* - 1555 with hatloon
tir*» o rl).
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liallonji tir o nnM htsmUiril mi all mudcU—
All price* f. o. b. Fm l. Mlrh., effective Jnim srr Int, 1W7
Distributor for Northeastern Florida
M . W . REYN O LD S
2 1 ()
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C h U r c h
S t .,
J a c k s o n v ille
Sauford .\venuc at 10th Street
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TI1K SANFORD HERAUD. SATURDAY. JA M ’ARY. 1.
•B r S mau
aerated In This State, ^
rinual R eport Discloses >
LHASSEE. ’ PI*-. Jan . 1.
Innda has 864 csc-tcarher
ta d the annual average
pi.l to the teacher* i*
■ccordlr.y to the rep ^ t
■nmmiitter appointed to
Ha teachers* salarves.
■ rti here at . the annual
V <the Florida hViumtion
E , Dec. SB-S».
I i fritter. ctxnpoM.I of edseveral yertion* of the
la authoirixeil at Ifc* taat
of the association. hel<l at
ilk . fur the epecific purinvwstiyatitry present »alitiotu amony the tearhera
«rk out retomnerviatlnn*
betterment.
|te has 2V4 two-teacher
the report eaya, with the
kre ray* Mlary 9814.72:
hundred and eeventjr-mne
9 froip three to, ten teachthe average annual MlLOR, and two hundred and
ic school* of over Id
ami the averayc annual
lo tto leads all count if» of
■to In the avtrape annual
■ paid in one and two tearhin l*. acrerrilng t*> *tati»t!r*
I atate, contained in the reICharlotte . pay* 91.008 in
ne-lMcher school*, and 91.*
[one two-teacher scho>l.
fllaa county i* net to Char-'
In annual averayr salaries
o one-school taachera, with
lor one o'ne-tearher ichool.
Cie la aecMd in two-teacher
ja la rlea . with $1,039^5 for
K a a c h e r school.
B l n * rounnty I* blyhert in
■ annual salaries paid in
H f from three to ten tcarhB t county pay* SU t'5.13
B u c h scboolv. l>adt county
B with $1,300 0*. in fifteen
B m-.o county, teacher* lr>
B o o l* of over ten trai her*
H ro g c salaries nf $ 1 .t:t(>.43
■ h e list, while Duval pays
t> to tha ieacher* of twenty
Ri achouls. I’alni Itea. h payt
■4 in six schools of over ter
nuing. the report M ys:
tract . In the tme-taachei
(he pverayr annual salaries
Iton
-L a
I5 *s t
of 9119.47 in Holme* .crunty, ariff
91,088 in Charfotte; in U»0 twnt m hrr ochonl*, lb* •190.4‘l'in Oilch rlit county, and IIEP'S in ChirIr tt* ; in the three-teochib-, to ten
Ittflw r fchnol* the 9185.25 in Gil
christ. and »l,*7 h :l2 lit St. JeSitoV
in the schools with more than icn
teachers the f477.»S in Gilchrist
ami the ft.irJM fl ift iV^nth; Can
the athcxil* offering t^r lew Mlariea expect to compete in the mac
k rt for the heat trained-arut meat
experienced teacher* 7
f» the
rcuhty alone rc»paoalble ft*r thi«
condition? Ha* tbn state no r*r*pon*fblllty ? The pa»«in< of th'h
raecrt educational amendment to
the vonatitution w iif^ive the atole
an opportunity to help the poorer
--------- ^ ^ e r a s
d lftrirt*. la it not wi»e now to
form u la* and adapt a aaUry achedule, and aid and encourage ehch
achoel lit caeh county In reaching
it ?
" I ’ nder a democratic system of
yi'/e.rnairnt, voter* have an e«p|Ual
voice in drtermininjr public pa-'ii--1
ciea. Even from the moat jelflsh ,
paint of view then, each cltlv^n
point
has a county * Hie and a statew ide
Interest in the Intelliyrncr a f all
other cltlrena, Contrast the dif
ferent avftay * annual salaries paid
In’ the different type* of trhools in
any one eounty. In moat countie*
the .larger the school, the larger
the nilUry of. the individual tedthc*. For example, in Ik So to coun
ty teachers in ©re-teachcr schools I C H ICAG O,'Jan. I o9»» Beilcf
receive on an averayr, 9GOR.2S a that gangland's tfuce !k > ■>ne t>
year: in
two-teacher, schools,
an e id war. expressed today by po979(^ 0; In threc-teacher schools,
1
97T0.62; and In schools with mime lice, follcwirry the finding nf th*>
In'body of IlilUiry Clements, former
than ten teachers, 91,439.43.
Hamilton rounty, the *alar.e« in beer runner. two vrtek* af’ er inrA *'
the rerpr-’ tivc »:h mli are as fol b en of hi« family haJ pkeiied for
lows: llh l 1 H (one tcechcri, 94?*4 - ynnystrm to deliver up hia b d>
18, (tw o-teacherl.
94hi <J-10
by ( hriitiua* lime.
teacher). 9704.08 tover i 0-t.-achFrozen an<\ with three hollrtr m
e i);ln Holmes county, 9119.97 ( I teacher).
$980.40
(2-teacher) the skull, the body * as i S u t i r m !
9277.22 (M O teacher), r.‘W.10 by two hey* lerkmy odian.in. u,
(over 10 -teacher); in l-ake county, an sbanibinet! huJ*e on tlie smith
94.7H r>4 (l-U a ch e r)v tM L R 7 , 12- •idei bring.ry tru* the .nrcmonU
teacher), 9709d*4 (2-10 teacher!
lion o f Jyhn t- » leotrula thst-W *
91,067.72 (over lO-teacher), Shruld
brother bad'bern munb n J .
a child rompeliad by location .to
“This killing mentis lepriMlr.'*
attend the one-teacher echos! not
have as hiyhly trailed and expee-' John Fteye, captain of deter liv e.,
\
J. ‘•Wr’ro—in for another
icKccd a teachsr as the child In the <leclarpd
tra c--f nholevala
kilting* ”
tcn-teacher school?
*•John Clemrnta told police that
yot in the wood*, lie dip-' J * >emr old tllP.asy had rrirnlU
ped the clothiny In hlr. yai tank
and we walked a c r .** a little
l ridgr ai\d strpek a match to the ,
TU*
d rrf< e*
& o e *>
Ganj? Trace At End L)s"v?1e To^
With Discovery Of
[BeerRnnnersRodv NIC1V YORK. Jan
6 M you
^ buine<l?
V K t(Chief
t « *William*
. a L held
d(
T his t ln t r m e n l i t b m f* l o n f a c t s . W e p ic k e d a t ra n d o m IS O A m o io r it t t w ho w ere to ttin g M ic k o iln Tinea o p p o s ite
o t h e r b ra n d s o n i k e sa m e c a t . 0 4 % m i d t h e ir .W 'h a iin s la s te d lo n g e r ik o n t k f o t h e r •nuftps th e y m ere u s in g .
i. _ mn —
C-mirtsversy ov«*. th< u*-> of the J
liuddie »l|Msl < h t»iii in f'*atbol|
has railed forth ttn -I m.ii Iini i » Its
legality •(ruin <l'\'>i rTi>*er, e*.tl«r
. i ; ne ifficiAl •
I rule* in
tej»..,et»t.
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i
i ha trjd JI'ilar, U r Ith<: the fide* -pet-Vied*
he ga< .i ia f.->t i.
11 y It* ttae ”
**\OtC:i ’ hi cent r i;i*e# llte sly - 1
•c.1 > .th hl» ar.i •
i* custwfiuryV
. t hlni henitnt.
i •upl’e «f
, r.f>ra|i outside tl nr.de. Vo th’
>.itt uLltu; t.ii- h - ile, tli* *<(ie
i . ret * 'ion ' rl-t h. nwdr. biR m
■-am -fhiMil', rmt
• prrnilttc.l to.'
er.u a eoiipl’ , f
• t- in the pu.l-'
•'le.rrd a frw mv n L> more fqPyet
Into J«**||I II after the i '.nf« r.-iyii
hr hi Ms.
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X v ,
•llro m atter wliat
tires you are now
usings we promise
TUO t,A Th T O -ri.A H SIl V
. . . m » «harve,l bits of burned clnthlny '
»* ,,o t.sind shoe. )
"•
w* “ A—Y«e, thole are part of them.
* ny (.stay ed lhare until the blase of |
w“* the fire died down. There wer* I
Mime tvwVl* that wrr< < e t
and
Hilton .would hot bum, so we drove down |
d with to. th« Forrest l^ ke lintel and
briny threw them in to the lake.'
nw*t i Q— What did 'y,,u do with the
l( «
! money ?
•• • A->-d spent must of It.
....'
Q—Whets* were you'born ?
Illiabi* .. A —W*y*U>tt. tieoryia. I a g s 2 (|
s ow r u s h • i r i riu s
I - P- •year* old.
•
Q - Have you ever been In Jail I TH* ll*sU|r*tN* IlM lp «l th*
a lie l befutv, or have you ever been ; n i l iif. Panful* H -'t'Ia. will H#
i-p*n M<»i.iii»». J* •miu-r tiih , I*;*.
•t tell- 'rharyed with any other crime.
an<l wilt
--luntiv. J.mti.irr
come • A—No, sir.
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truth, j g —This statement was nu»8e by _At tha City MstC ,
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itii.tf
n
ut the y.in voluntarily and you were not
C ity l l 's l s l i a r t o a W i l r r f
'threatened by officer* or anyone
*
else, were you?
u iM r. • a - No. sir.
■yistrr | g —Can you sign your name?
tor he j a — Yes. sir.
‘• d '0 ' (Signed I
rtttion, I Robert Carlfon Pitim an
h
.
Witnessed
ibl.*. I
c m Hand, *herlff.
R. G. William*, chief of police.
A. II. He«kwith.
Samuel L Smart.
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age if you will buy
WAhiT to trade *yoo<| (inlfport,
Floi La
i • u MMfulaw ind
lot for & airea and h«u-v i*
near Sanford. Care IC. .Kawmian,
I eke Monroe.
MI C HE LIN
TIRES of us!
FOR RENT - Three uufutrUhed
rorims, u*o of beth and talepb^n#
(.lose in. rhnne 264-W. ,
FOR RENT
Ave, and
per month,
dres* U. A.
- House on mener Hoi
llth Rt.| & room* n -.
( ‘all at h u t * or »dM . l't.M Elm Ava.
JACKEUNVII.I.): 940t»,(HX) «prrnpitatod, for paving strerlt u(
rjtjr.
. •
flow can we make' this sweeping
iromise? Well, ju st consider the
ueta:
~
.
i
ihrcc time* a* fust as the tire in*
diistrv as a whole* Something mom
than words did that*
F A C T 1 — Written re-port* have
F A C T 4 —Records covering over
been secured irom over I.f>00 mo
torists picked entirely at random
except that uU were testing various
makes o f tirea^opposite Michelins.
84% said they secured more mileuge
SAN CAI,0 ST A RS
KND ENGAGEMENT
HERE LAST NIGHT
a million miles show that, on an av
erage, M ichclins give 36% m ore
mileage thun other tires. ~
F A C T 6 — Buck in 1 8 9 5 Michelin
was the world9* first pneumatic auto
tire. Today Michelin is still first,
and over 2 5 ,0 0 0 tire builders are
kept busy trying to
world-wide demand ior ichelino.
Rut in addition to quality there’s
iWlint hi- yot Up hr* clinched
■:g hlra all the
I l u t that right*
piat all (he time, h- 1 ‘rack
p, nhen he fell be had hold
U ;< k
I * that why his hands were
1*0 tight when w* found the
L^.TTitf Fountain bl Youth"*
Y
OU CAN M l *M tf cake a ad still lu w H I.
T M t miracle a ad other* are baiay aiM M yilikil doily
M T W K t t t a l i of Youth, " faw w *
«* a a ,a rt's
S d s t porfeetiaR,
■cutm doily ora **eotiay I kef, »ske" of s*a(f«d o J s i r p H la
• d Hfe-ylrfay. (tap ered water* to ,(h e mighty ly d sy*,
•MT top »porti w( fto r raarw ia Florida, with rod s t ran
j * torauM ar S*W, a ad la the comfbrta to oUheUatlal aiadrm
*tofc new day dad* them t i l l Ihalr -rake" w Bf# tad health ramrwtd and atreaythraed.
1 oupp-ao aw. When I pit up
hr floor I was hwd the Mood
i Mirk and off n / hands and
Ihr'sK r); ou.lojj *«f Jh» cobFhen did you yet the qi,’Rey.
IV* not told anything about
Ind a bag of money on th*
B in pocketbwak wo* no the
and yot Geory* Barkd and
| I Uok that.
*
l i r a murk?
A littlr r/eer 9*0. Then f
dm about it. | told Mai. **f
played hell tujht oru) you’ll
to help me r r l out of It."
DU you UU him what you
S a n fo rd Fillin g S ta tio n
Sanford Avenue at Second Street and SanferJ Avenue at Twelfth Strtet
Sanford, Fla.
ICIIELI.N—TIIE WURLO’S F I R S T , PNEUMATIC AUTO T I H f c- i B V S AM)
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As The Herald comes, to the end of it* most succ«tafu)|i
year since its incorporation, we view with a feeling of un-;
■• «
r J At *
1 > ------ -- * rri if (a n/\t In rvi r .
i n /wUcd re,.. u»tt*f aIloye;l
pride
the achievement*
of IflOfi
10-0. A
And
it is not to ourrofi
uVa.r1'Art‘'S selves that with conceit we place the cr.-iiit for a yr^sjcrouj
if «
S<7nio More Of TRe Same
A s B r is b a n e S e e T I t i l P t
lu f r ( 4 . I'lavMa.
J l M u m K a A w **»
»,
Onr njini—One Horn.
' Iji *i N#»» l«
Yr*. :he Sen! Survive*.
In 10 Vein. IS Dvtlicrw.
Ill A X m t It BRISBANE
Vo swill receive eouitcau* t
yire at our fountain.
* V fe S S R * i & OusT a s P U w a s
a m T*»4G-T*s
Lwe Rim
T h r o u g h 192J “
j ear. b u trath er to the spirit of the unio «ujti the pi'tbrcrsivs*,
and pood aenlc of our citixcru.
Manwri
While other Florida cities have been floundering in the! TODAY BEGINS 192?, 365 more
j o * m % Kaaaat—
uicksandj‘ 0 f n post-boom period, while hank*. newspapera'jthahera far
wat
* * _ . _ -----t.n dbusiness
businessnU
houses
inBUIO
other towns MOX.
have failed
on account
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ia n v u v...
v » . .. “of• '*!}•
... . .
avastim
turrios
rn
Taar—IT # *. 3l« SffR% r £ ft vain attempt at t-xi rapid aggrandisement during an inOlW
m0llow
will
proudly te l
liv*r«-ft In C t l f **T C a r r U r .
I t * . - t r **mftg iMiiur*
- a
f
t*>*fif|ated season. San fora ha* nttainH a position o f normality f„|n fr,,^ good resolutions and a ,
-----------— devoid of any such unpleasant experiences.
ComV & k l i n e OP
DRUGS
O GA RS — CANDY
DRINKS—DRUGS
a lu
McReynoIds DrogCo
Sanford A Geneva Are.
. In Edgewnad
Curb Service—The Kind that
. Serves
,rr,ueh bigger pertmiggr of them
Thi*
city,
built
on
more
solid
foundations.'
backed
by
will
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a.
r»rtiuu
ns
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t .r
r £ o f t i n M v r-e»lull< >n a
iw tlt.i of »M «ru lrn .M . »fc*r* flourishing fArrrt lands, and stabilized by successful budintaa, .E *f0 »»<■ vreaksat cf U» ahouldi
re and try to du b»tl«.
«n rri
in n
a rt* m 4 i
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and industry.'did not yield to the temptation.; of •'bindsiV*'***
und “over buying” to anywhere near the extent which other
^
,
r
places did. Investor? op the whole -howed unusual good bri‘^ ‘n ru^ p e . « y ’ to ito maty,
•»«!> e a t l i l W In th* «m far re* sense in curbing their desire to “get rich quick.”
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progre»» in science. no irnat ca-!
l i U n l i i n iHfI a ll a a » » O U a«Ir> ' «
Consequently Sanford today occupies a most enviable ' Unity, above all. no tying op with
4 l l * e l a p> » p a » * r s a l
O*
- fist * position in the state. Its municipal finances are in excellent Europe's
°1
1 ,i .'e
^
in ^
condition. Its mer- ' * t‘on*' " * r 0 n r l"
«t*^ •l-hra f.refta are ala. .^ / * - « shape , |a bflnkl| are
rHants are making money. New industries are coming in •
v r tt. . , . . .
SATUIM)AY. JAN. I. 1WJ
every' ‘lay. Almost nowhere i* the howl of “poor busincf1*"
*
heard. Only amateur real estate dealers squawk and they a rc
t’ncir Sam, th»nk» to Seecetary
.r u r r s a s
in n I
■O l i l l M A In
gradually resuming the hoe or wrench.
Mellon, will stop puttmr p^Uon in
So it Is with a feeling of confidence that we look forward *n4u«tnal aWohd scattered ell
. 7 *»i.
to 1927. Whrie political Conditions and the counseling words T ^ t e ^ n t ’ humani rh .U know
,
aw faw
m
of sage financiers indicate a tightening in the money market
thnn to j rtnk th* staff, after
‘ e-aei*. throtlghout the countcy generally, tourists nevertheless are bootlerrrr* har* labeled «J eorkaaiuiaa
turning longing eye* towani the land of sunshine and are
*t
h*"d*on»*
i
W k ,in* t n ! n a ° .r “ UtornQbileis to take them to thefr favorite £ £ ^ “ th^n
1
.a cur Cw^55 ^Up i «*• •*— Iresting spot*. It would not be surprising to find this winter
forribly taken romparwtlvaly
t —1
ll r - ^
„nn *
b a a i M * r i the greatest tourist season In history*.
! harmless beer and wine
As for Sanford, there i* yet'much to be done. The lake h#r*h.
line*•f elft
front bulkhead and boulevard must be finished, the hospital
•rmlr
2S J 2 T T
KllWrmW** l*>
imust be built, a ’{>oanl of five commissioners must be secured ld^ Vnc 1*^sl4>'^wiM^urt^hia1 ^ fa* IIWlea.
for the city, housing cohditions must lie improved and other utoinal j>roprnotice in Nlkaragua.
Iprograms already inaugurated must be completed.
He may abarufcn the cenaorahip.
biblk Ve r s e fo b today
With the prospects for enormous revenue from the ce l-.?,h*fh 7:o,,h,• <f.coorM‘. ^ “w<l
: r FOR A M N -.-O ty iry f i c ^ > t t e r than .m r . there is no ap j^ irn t reason why |
kXp|a, ^ . ; r » ^ ? ^ ° t ,^ ,.'fflrn
A I'RA TF.II
_____
on. tha LArd1 i>e with thee; andv; .! W27 Khtwild not be a banner year in Sanford a history.
r n n b r aiv srtlsf"* re '**
—______ a.
assR cn e A
* iio n iT r n r u n *
i k Ii i
•i T h *
?»• t#d iR m li
iva thee 1
law
r
° ~ ----- ----~ T
the Urd tb> (ic^.** ^1
Strong hand that baars ona.*,
I j Leave untended the herd.
I . The Dock vnthout shelter;
I . Leave th* corps* unlnterr’d
nr »nur
Bt uw. hd« is #
ITtI S#
b
. . Leave theMkAv.'lcSve the steer,
" Leax.wi <tf and barge*: .
B a e » His-your fightii;g gear.
g
Broadswuri* and target.
A
( i
\
______
masterpieevt a t IlanJel's \ la r s n "
r Keats' "(hie t.. a CrTelat\tJrn.''
*h«uld be dimmed to ^annihilation.
'It was Common gussip in tin* neighliorhooti thal the •T the "prtxlurt o f mere rhrmieal
.nter»fion of molecules."
a b o u t th e p riv a te a f f a i r s
P^Aial -<
IN 1927 Y ) 0 1 L G iT ABOUT
A S F/lC ON This LW€ A S
Inquire at Posto/f ice
Lake Mary. Fla.
W ? /M 1 9 2 6 m
PORTABLE
PHONOGRAPH
$12.50
<M3^18CTS
Cut Prices on Tires
F. P. RINES
uraelrr* duilkcl am-mr .outhem
neighbor*. With our talk about a«li-
L
liig Nl arsgua gv
•a*
of ok
... 1 ~ ........................................................’
perts
to protect
I ln*
Amrruan property. #
"Fools rush in where Angels fear to tread"
(tuaaia
American
times aitw js great
be aa aFool.
a ■ ■■O
i ■■
ssmao
■» ••a to i/v
w i.
<*1JrT
r 'con fi seated
^
l We
We didn't
didn't try to
A.D MASTERS
A few days before Christmas in a certain Florida town, property,I all of' l It.
reason
A . A - F o«I" nuhcrfiIn
lieliv
n «t nuunr
h o u ., on
uvmvm in.
•»e I i ied
n i fa
ill .a iih
un .a saaniu nu _. 1. ___ I.1 _S u . ...
TPibioch otDonull Dho,
able street. Two doors frf>m his residence is another house
Pibroch a t Donuil.B
! occupied, by two old ladies. And we use that word “ladies’
w h y p ic k on linu v .r. rj
Wak# thjfvrild trolcw anew,
with
the
moaning
the
two
sisters
attached
to
it.
gu.V
;
'U
n
Conuil..
Summon Cl
To ttfc two old women, being a . “lady” meant gentle
Dr. Curtis, astronomer,
. Come »»i _ come away,
summon*! *
speech, genUe manners, rigid adherence to convention, punc- Philadelphia's mretinr of scion"H a rk
1arar-arrsy,
Come
tllious response to all courtesy, and a personal daintiness of t:,u
’ convinces
t,ut *,U4,y
(
m
,,r,t*,l*,
•pace
himo the
soul
la
commons.
Gentle*
clothing, of actions, of everything over which the “lady* h a * mortal. That’* an Improvement oi
the »«tr»nc.mer who said he
any control.
Coma fra il tha deep glen, ar.d
sins so rocky;
Prom aso#nUi!
The
neighbors,
when they called, were received a t the and -V..i•
•**r ■
" ,th /.a a^
*5.l.1 P*
. . >ian
•
.
I*P*f*
tpa and pennotn
front door with sweet ceremony, asked to be seated in s for- ^
f,,ur'1
M‘ " "r
of *
I- Ara at ! r
fnal reception hall, talked to w:lth the dignity accorded vht*j
^
—
I f ComeI t v « j hllb^tald. i«t)d
heaSt th af w eait ooa,
|itors. and were then ushered to the door, when the call w*«
im i i i a i s TlllN K sX it inconI E £ .i Lavsfy
er 4 fy atWl
atari bUde. and
tinished, with the visitors having learned abnolutely nothing aelvablr ti»at *«uU crratVg /irh
K
/ 4 H Y e 5 - r s V 6 RY,
Brick building, hardware,
and grocery and dry goods
stock, also drugs, a r?*i
bargain.
Any reasonable offer,,
considered *
MEANWHILE WF. are gettlag
Just A Blundering Fool
Mill IS
*
P R A Y a -O that each
•night be | child of God.
Have You
•Some Money
o f th e h o s te s s .
1113 Sanford Aee.
Phone 461-J
WAKING UP
rA I.il REACH POST
Thai all of the people cannot b» o f two year* of war. Chairmin
fooled all of the time » a i true Butler of lhr House naval a ffa ir e ,
long before Lincoln, put his famous* committee tell* of. the awakrning:
remark un the English language.' “I *aid the other day that we
That nut-i * ho trusts moat get* haU bevel fooled out nf $300,000.00)
footed oftrnrrt. And it I* quite m”p {>
tr jth .
- 1. .and I am hitterly humiliated by it.
generally understood from a. L
mullllude*%f r ' 'jre«l and oliserved r« . I *ki all for the 5-6-3 treaty. We [
perience* -.hat if you d i not take went into it with th* spirit of
■ace.
We trusted everybody.:
care - (
areaIf you will go
(■elieved, nf course, that that
through i f# the prey o f graipere.
treaty meanC1 naval strength,
Id csib .rr
surroundings
and though it is true it did specify
r .'g those
material
cir
rethvrml
in f r iw l 1ITI4
lflOH? fn
A lcria l C
* Tm ^ atllf j|| ®hilp*
cumitat,
and matter* .that touch
•a* cur trusting good na*
43. dfcily vrv excellent habits. And 1 tore that g ijt.u s into trouble, It
yef __. .n. o. w____that
the i->w-er to 1 w aa a___,
_
___ . ,
g re e d , w ithou t m u c lM itte n
an * uld enter into all thing*. lion
tll,n
u Ll »..
ksit” ^tl.c-re
being paid
to it
It. i(h
ORANGES
TANGERINES
iat
Aa
for
New Years
Place Your Order Now
homt* of tho old latlira was so heavily mortgage*!, a fpLfio«J
-ale n f tlu* property w (miI<1 scare ly c o v t r it. • T nr vroerrv-
T .lS NOT A very < nvtnc- Jed’ - -When it searches and pries, |
m an in th e n ex t block talkotl about* the’ difforsnee in th e ingT fjA
-[im . 'gwtgs- caali’rfes and «b*cv>v.
nrgunxnt for Inimortality.
am ount o f fo tsi th e y w ere buying omiwtred to th e ir cu sto m .
________________________________
What
alx^it tha Grecian urn it* jere
cat.hof lead
n . u The
* . 1 —;,, , . t . >400,000,000 or maybe
(M few y e a r * back. T h e old^ tie a n in g w om an rvjKirWsi th a t self, or the color and perfume o f IWin: ndk can th-we mentally *ight m-r*. I d<» not want any issue
w.th the president. but this it a
th ey had to ld -h e r 1 1 . y d :,l n ot need h e r an y m o re. And a l l , *
Ttwy »«» back into the.i|e»i bring 'v»*ion to
.Come a * th e winds come, when
sriMd,-, W« may permit the yard ta. tt. r o f' MlJohal defense
I'Paraat* are tended,
No
1
l»
I
*
overrun
with
rs
f-w
.e
d
.
m„ . , what
. . . , View
, .may obtain, this
l,U U d " ° U,d
^
. “" ^
r
v S a r , a ,a r t from,
aa the wate* coma, when
matter,
som* t’OU) t %t*ranqH tn dl»rOM som e v a g u e plan fo r h e lp in g 'th** averted “revelations” of varl-Jw hi'h we hat# etherealiled into la,a duty that must be performed
Navies a lt stranded:
th e tw o old gister- rtirry their load.
'
. up* religions, offered the most con- jrp ‘h»: ar ...cactuses,
and .dsloJe
Faster evaer. faster ctiar,
,,____.
. . . . ,<Air
.
for the nation's sake. We we hav#
| Faster aad faster,
•Hut th«r<» ^cctT.td to b e no Way. O ne b ig -h c a r tc d wo 2 **’*•»♦ argument in fa w r c f im 'w '/ * ^
,hau* fc* **1* t ^
gc: to build up— we have gut to
*Y* fragrant nuw .re; but • h *"
, buiU up fast."
I t Chief, vassal, pagv and gr.- m.
rc tr.c t o put into practice such btrk Tenant and master.
I^>»e, it it true, orerrometh nil
.
aiiu ->ejit it o it r w ith a pbttv o f h o n ey aqd Rome ro s e * . T h e »i to destinies."
lirfs, the rag-weeds are not accept th in g *. ) * t we do not find Joshua
able
for
bouqueljuaad
the
finger*
n
ex
t
day
ji
u
j.
l
a
t
e
Was
r
v
tu
m
te
f
and
on
It"
w
ar
a
small
f
r
o
s
tTh*
power
that
creates
u*
doe*
Fast they come, fast they come;
■obdomr with s kiaa. The Roman*
I 8 a* how they gather!
it'd ca k e . T h e n - w as no w ay to b ack th ro u g h th e b a r r ie r .
I " 4* dec»i\* us. w ^ld not make us I- com* torn on ra'.-\o« spine*.
did not fete th e Carthaginians,.qor
• • ,•
.
long for that which we m e destined
We are living in a world that is th * Hun* the Romans. Wellington
Wide c.avvs the eagle plum*
real by all the commonly accepted was practical enough to use solid
Jed -with heather.
T
h
is
utory
would
I
k
?
to
o
lon
g
in
th
e
te
llin
g
i
f
ev
en
n
'h
u
n
'
f
f
**
l<w
>
>
'
A your plaids, draw jour blades.
i.finiUon* of realty. We know aho t ag ain *! the aggressive Napo
d red th o f th e e f f o r t s to w ard n e jg h b o riin o ss were- n -c o r d e d .' r i i p rfktrs.-Tnv n w r e , ^ . |th*t even the hills of rock dissolve leon. Washington found the mus
F o r* nrd each man set
b of Donull Ohu.
ket ball preferable to orchid*. Focb
A nyw ay w e s ta rte d o u t to te ll a b o u t th e F 06 I.
!to V «ngrr..m an McfTintick of t')k * r*d w ,,h * m* r. arMj ,K* L W*
for the' onset!
H e is a b ig . b lu n d erin g m an . H is fa m il/ s a y s h e is fo r - lah,.ma who talk* common sen** on
1
w
u enduring aa understood it never would do to •
— 8 lr Walter Scott: Gathering
tho## hills. It is well enough t o ! hurl copiout thowere of huttarj|e *alrvhlpf
e v e r d oing “ th e w ron g th in g ,” y e t th e y love h im f o r it. He
,? h,» and
•r ' oppose* souandrrltig hara pleasant dream* and h>yvtf» smeared bitruit# at the kaiser's
1 Song * f M tisU th* Black.
would liste n to t h e g o sv ifra b o u t th e old tS d ies u n til h u -----and happy
haoov bellafa.
beliefs, remcm
retnrm- '»oldirr*; and when our marines
w°u '-1
ld
Z00 g r f t Z r‘ ^ u UW I ^ lumions
- .W - and
w ring the while, however, that it i,.t ,p o ff l>n tmubled Nicaraguan
, i. Mr Ur0 in.ick . . . . (Miv - 1#
Sanford failed miseraldy jn it's g rt all in a fidgit. jump up. grab hU hat and leave.
appreciation of Grand Opera.
Artil ItolsKly knows now just what hr did. He somehow h*v« anoOssr war, w, ,hall’ hare te ith n r rear* than dream, and U - > n d they do ndt ca rry -in their
liets to whip the physical from the , r n i waving palm branches Force J !
found out who h ad the mortgage on that house. He "cor- <*» »hat wr d‘d in th* U at-ti* our temple, -v
land military g. ifoa still prevail.
j <>
8 anfuri(*bchaved beautifully un. rupted” the m ort^agf holder to Che extent of having that h*t,u‘ l‘ipa Mp ,n • r i w "
It la iafreahing. therefore. ■to j The h p trr 1 of prtsce which - [ [
t r th* stn sa and strain o f a New.
gentleman write a letter of apology to the two old ladies for
------- n j exMvasiona emanating from iovrrcatnr u«, t re down our nation- ‘
ir'a I'-i)
having inadvertently collected a year’s interest aheati of itRFPRKSENTAT1VF.S o t Ariso ur American congress that wc are |al dafense and let down the bare
na. Nevada and California were -bout to open our eyes to realitie*. la th* presents o f' servility and
When thtre's a bill there's a relf. With the letter the money was returned.
1 r song mt- peace arid b n t b w t f alatery, la passing. Boft anaw.rs
to arrange
T h i n (hi* P n n l pulliul An t Vin I a *1ftIsa «as,l ^ /ft ...
iti'la
i»>
:* Time*, Wuh to
Then the Fool called on the ladies and after much talk. fm ^urSTY^&e ^ d,vision of iova is a -soothing, quirting .train turn away Wrath but burglars Jirc
was.- '
in which the ladies ran down the price of their pro|w?rty water and power from Boulder a ,th which « e were lullsd to sleep not given to c:«>rereaUon or reait —
* --------most
conscientiously, he succeeded in buying twi-nty-five *>,m- *° h# conatmetsd on Arixona juickly after th* hard, trying toil viriallty.
Thirly’ -Ailllon dollars i* said to
order that
he might
protect UrT,Ur*
gref:rikfrv.m the t^.plc's m-rney feet of the re a r of «their
« '■ lot
" « in «u»icr
m s i mm ig n t p
Ll----- * - h e ex p la in ed , a g a in s t a n a lley h e h ea rd Was comAriiuna demands $3.00 a rear
cree d
y ywar. ia th * Chicago d istrict.; hims<‘ly.
t's wffy they hare ao much! ing th ro u g h th a t
LAKELAND STAR-TELEGRAM
Ita'n airf
***
1 I'k #r,C * h ° P£ id U“ » u tla n d U h )y K WaMa* tT p ayT h O O . E khsr
Lcytma thgrr. Crook* In office.
: hiuh
h ig h . lie
hijrh.
Haul it uan worth far more than that to him. It pH** M«m# cK««p to Umm that
Florida’s creed has been selact-. glittering lakrs, plains, rounded | >
aum that could kre-p the old ladies comfortable for “ *• “'ver h*pt a hor** hr bought nl by a committee nf threr trading |hills a r t rquabla climate,
__ uonths to come.
•- v
electric power at th* prevailing rducatore of the state, Dr. A. A , “I brlirve in nty lovely hom rt.io
• • •
price* per kilowatt hour.
Murphrso, president ..f tb* U niver-! my t» » » r n i buildings; my expan 1
T ld U i If there were a little,
sity of Florida. Dr. Hamilton Halt, I
industries and com merer,
hu ffin g and l«r» plugging,
. . . . . morning
mwisstiig the
um um
laures visited
\isiu-o eevery
v e ry family,
fa m ily ,
-eutChristmas
old ladies
president of RolUrs (,'ollege, arvl
" I belhva that many now her. <>
nas .. tavVvluss*It. ^.. I l.s.1 mmm ^ $2aaI
f #s
sw» * a
crime
J w are vuuld bf t X . I I# the
neighborhood bringing little gifts.
Their
were . J "
« lu ? n g '
1________________
______
______
-............
l>r. Edward Cooradi. i rrsidenl nf.ihr, yet............................
in f. m« will strive ta ac
.. .
happinvas.
They
brought
the
Fool
a
bit
o
f
what count* is not a few mllhuri 1Florida Slat# College for Women, cdmplnh my destiny—a greater] I
Corel'’- dCtidr* has
„„ .
. . . nome-maao « am ly. A nd he octid as gruff As could b e “ B u t
dollar* that
on* state may gel I Tho doramsnt from tn* pen of . # " nr 1"T a grratar nation thr. ugh j<»
1 ^ —h>mounted
ml _____? ? w
reireenara r
tw inkled.** th e old
«,.i^ a i i u —1_____
.1
from the other, tu
but‘ *£•
tb* Sinronrei*.
Groavanoe Daw*,
Dawe. of
Tallahania. aa :, Florida triuraphAM.**
re w retr-!t Creaoanar
of TsIUhaaare.
These men .llp a tro r h l" e y * * tw in k led .” th e old la d ies told ea ch O th er ms th e y
ij *
twaefll that th* Boulder Dam |»orhor la pfogrereite and con
g lial districts arui l l ! want hom e sm ilim r a t . a r h n ih o r . m l t t o l . -It sw
s n « srl ‘
r T h U .g ^ .l K
.
’ m lU nS a t a11 t h c WOrW
* ‘U « * * « • *« •» three of tha ; structlv. movement, throughout
prevent burglaries
anes and,
b o d b less F o o ls lik e th a t .
<Ute*. and th* nation.
|Use country for many yeareT was
C o n tem p o ra ry C o m m e n t ' If; \
-U|u
!r«*tetl fffim
»■
a..k
, a*
selected
from amaitao
among tuadreda
sub ,
___. . ! mi tied in a recent re.ntoat inKiatod ' n .
u.
__ _
“ 1 } THAT DAM W IU .
participated in a too
I enough water to ro ve r
rich ration of tbe’ New
MIAMI NEWS ..
] deep 43JW0 square miles ot
of night livers
*i.>tto of WiratkiT V7*m^?to^e
L" ,njr olh#r ,u u of thi
—1, sarth's
^danc* ciut* where they
awnoa- Kioridian, follows:
^
|Dpien . - Saraaot* Daiiy. Times.
Importance
of
safeguarding
life
awn if th* Coral Gables com mis- preductMw.
New Yesr In at the
I. Florida, ancient of
twsstty-five t» forty and property which, unfortunate.
V^ *
*
£
*
‘t . t w i bere’ . m ^ . u t o r t c ^ o ^ i : ; ■pent
N rtrt
mind ,K*tourist*
1 »4oo-fioo’oo°
by America#
in F.uparson.
i f . hare not Wgff> apffiriently saw voted to iarreaae their police force, ‘laA will Inert
now hsi giirabM
hie and to equal,
they are to
r«p*
last
h s a ji
J
t
was worth the
thay
tu
be
commended,
f
:
wsaJth
by
fifteen
th.niaaad
million
V i / o *re $ « | H H ‘Ad-1 district of ileW.
,
“I
Wiiav*
m
•ysalf
a
worthy
m
d by t h e . u m m U s i c n the Anil a * public duty gfcre sacred dollare, tp th * Orel ton pear* after m * a f »ur i t !t tonal
M s been filed in
In Miami Is
it realised
ional bodr
inely made tu : htorwy to toaiise how much totter
than protect ior. against lawless. J Its completion, nearly double th*
i, Gsl/e* *
— erretad. which U . grew# m a t
* " ' “ **•
d aurupo a*<
under Diviae guldarei' In thrW baif I •
'
c-nturirs.
' r . 1 . What w* seem to need her# and
l a jn U n i. it w ill U i t A i i i v m unicipality. The action o/
TV*.
1 n ‘ M u
*
.
.
1rw.irdi
believe in all. whether b>-ootra
f u f iit m
there throughout IM
the evunuy
cuuntry !■
is ft
Imno 4
m unk
»o watch how tbe cm*, the auburimn city i.
TW pulirem ." win be' T W e l# plenty of prewpentj fog
in
by
records
mr
lying
in
ankposni
v s r * f some kind to mak* tiwr tmst
•kST Of course horse racin* ‘ not onlr because a m a t mTnV iftT i • * u* u ® ®« hors** shod with rub .s ll the states in that magnifirent
graves .a d w it h e r Urn. to m. uf off ire. .a f * f J T s u ^ S ^ S
«»“ «« In principle are j amlana da*U there, but W au so ii o^ie*° 7»n n aeh ° f l ' '
*K’B*
oppn** " •doptosL Who have given th ru lu e s t»r>burg Time*
i ^ * ir *PPreech ta arnlcfactor*. «U U y
is tb* first attempt that has
fur me la war or in prace
|
,
" I believe In fullest educati-a for
- 1',. . . ^
__ , .
I Cue w^re in ^ t h F ^ r i ^
^ tU,w JT ^ kr'r?r! ,r
who
Fmall mco with short arm
J ^ t i S I b r e s m to m l l r e ^ f ^ s
u
^ ^
w reU akal stred. ran coming Into their awn agwln.
is endeavor under law. in aimpheity ' more raad-i
“li
r
*:.d ,!?(
. vr e. . olw,ing
A t - T i U vvh :
“ ,irr •Prw l *° w«.«*aqa« 1 1wasp wmist k n m i n g H H
WUved. -fiff itt*:it ^
L r eI n
U
n w i ^i u Nun.
id cisdT. mbtrr-iaspubsto s , traffic n-rula h i. .U^
.
*r * *
al freeduAt from anauyjsg Usa'.jue Newt. When ’Si...I
■
----- ---- -—
An eptimUt is « ►
e
who
sends
'we
»1
•
h”
f
ndvt
f
n
U
'bey
W
rvl)
preh
I-ra id
(v cal Gat!#- cvid-ntH- i» *-»o«tkI w ri'-'*- on tbe wa
l t u m t at./* I w n t t U n i ta Dean
appoaliiu hr a dra re t*i i*tnhl;«h a f .- I .7 firlcnt t.. , f U r beauty and com ilbwah
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BLUE BONNET
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1927 offers us much.
Many are pessimistic
■but in reality wc of Sanford have much to
be thankful for and to took forward to in
the coming year.
L et us make the most o t .
our opportunities.
19 2 7
- W ill Be a
Good Y ear T o Build
Building m aterials have not in recent years
been obtainable in quality of the highesV
grade a t prices th at are prevailing today.
1927 will be a good year in which to build.
Low prices of building m aterials and San
ford's needed development are a co n sta n t
reminder to build.
Wc will b^1 glad to assist you in e n r j r way
— estim ate* cheerfully given.
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Lut tL. iosd ot th* wsatant suburb.
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T I I K S A M -IH IO
AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR
DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE PARTY GIVEN
BY MRS. HURT FO R MISS STRYKER
Of fho many social coartaaias
which
Miss Charlotte Stry
kcr of lA tfdala, I V , haa bean bonored with durinr bar triait here,
it■< u tm o s t delightful was that
»«t 0f Friday afternoon when ..M u
<*> LaVama H u r t evttertaiaed cal
hridre at bar lovely country home
near tha Country Club.
I lovely aettjnr for this
si
the decorations of rod
aadayroY
so «t- Library open
EDXM DAY
onthly business mee
WonUah Club at
:ie Becomes
^ouis Duane
pal Church
Imprreaivr wedding
Surday morning at 8
Holy Crdss Eplsco■n Miss Ida Elix-scame tha ’ bride of
Duane, the rare■formed by the ree
nter Glover, in tho
latives and a few
H r a s lovely In U r wedB sapphire blue velvet
B E silver metallic cloth
■ ami other in r s s n r r i
blue. Her flower*
■go of bride's rose* ami
valWy.
ML Is the daughter nf
L Marlon Monroe Wllme to $aafurd about
ro fm m Carrollton. Oa.
ung woman nf unuvug personality and has
o f friends her*,
i is the son of Mr. ami
Louis* Duane uf BufHo same to Sanford
fear* ago to make his
a graduate nf ( ntumly and also of tho U.
■demy at Annapolis.
» r ho served as a lieuindvr In the navy, atui
o f tha Navy Club of
At the Churches
MRS. GfcORGE HARDEN ENTERTAINS
AT BRIDGE FOR MISS SPENCER
A delightful social a ffair of the
week was that of Thursday after
noon when Mrs. George Harden
entertained at bridge a t her home
on Hughey Street, honoring her
alater Miea F.mma Spencer, who
U home for the holiday* from
Florida State College for Woman
at Tallahassee.
In the rooms where the card
tables had been arranged for play,
many silver baskets filled with
exquisite red radiance rote*, were
artistically placed.
Other dec*
orations of. red and green were
also used.
Quaint tallies o f girls wearing
gowns of polnsottias were used
in keeping scores for the game.
The prite for top score, a lovely
blue satin party bag, was won
by Miss 1-e Claire Jonra.
The
rut prite, a hand-palptcd sachet,
fell to the lot of Mrs. Earle E.
Jones.
The • low score prise,
Coty’a powder, went to Mias Kit
ty Ihi Bose. The guest of hon
or was prearnted a beautiful
Jewelry box.
When the tables had been clear-
ALI. HOI I S C lll'M t II
Send ay Service*
First ma**, 7 a. la.
CatechUm, V a. In.
Second mass. 10 a. m.
Henodfctior, 7:90 p. m
• J, refreshment* consisting . of
chlckrh salad, salttnes, olives, coff»w. red aad green brick icecream ,
and Individual cakes, were served
by tha hoat*a* assisted hy her
mother Mrs. G. W. Spencer, Mrs.
r iu l Redfern, Mrr. Moms S;wncer and Mira L * Claire Jodes.
Mrs. Harden wuro for this oc
casion a smart frock of pearla grey
Molly O crepe, with Vlonet
sleevea, and touches of rontrasting
colors'' added by appllqued motifs.
A stunning fmek of Yalrncla
blue Molly O crepe trimmed with
lace was worn by Mist Spencer.
The players were: Miss Mildred
Holly, Miss Mae Holly, Miss
Maude Lake. Miss Rutelind W il
liamson of Gainesville, Miss I^nabelle .Hagan, Miss Claire Zach’ry,
Miss .Carmeta llarber, Mies Kilty
Du Booe, Mia« Sara Evelyn Wil
liams, Miss l r Claire Jones, Miss
Mary Elisabeth I'uleston, Nils* o'clock
Emma Spencer, Mlfs Dorothy will b«
HENRY WIGHT
7 In Good House keep.
for Jaouary.
it o f beginnings.
Ha day to m s
|real beginning, no real
Morning worship, II a. m.
'Christian Fn.leavoc .8:30 p. m.
Reeding worship, 7:30 p. m.
Rvaryone is.in eitrd to aorship
hero.' Sunday morning, at the
morning worship hour. Mrr. John
Kelley of Ooljami will assist tb»
choir
Mrs. Krlloy is onginallr
from Now York City, and her
beautiful vole# will mesn much to
tha srorshlp of this service.
Deland
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F IR S T CHURCH OF C IIK SIT,
* SC IEN TIST
O ristian Science servicer are
held every Sunday morning in the
Woman'* Club Oak av/nue near
Third street, at It u'rlock; Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Subject—for
fomormsi, “God.'*
This church m an tain i- a . free
reading room, 317 -First Nations)
Hank building, where the RIM# and
all aulhorired Christian Science lit
'•return may Iw read, ’borrowed, dr
’purchased. Open daily except Sun*
days and holiday* from 3 to 1 p. in
All are welcome to attend our
services and in make uso*-*f the
reading room.'
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One of. Florida’s Leading: Department Stores
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Monday J a n . 3rd
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ains in White Goods
Sheets. Pillow ( asos, Towels, Shooting, Bed Spreads,
Blankets, Dove and Willow Weave under muslins, long
cloth mjulerin pieces, etc.
Prices have been cut on all white goods to such an ex
tent that every economical house wife should take ad
vantage of this sale and buy a supply large enough to
last many months.;
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MONDAY
L i l l i a n Ci l a h
and nn All S tar i a a l
‘The
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.Milan* Nrwu ■ IIIB lIllltllX IIIIR IIIX
The one outstanding event for
I tho inunth uf January will he the
| coming “7 Gecii Ardrn on Jan. 10
for a concert at the Clly limit,
through the efforts of th* Music
Depatrment. Last year, a defi
nite policy was adopted of bring
ing to Ranford annually on# fine
artist, in the hope of_buJhllng up
day to a**
ha, spring flowrra
Um rh r ts t;
Carlo Company.
S- mr years ago. Sigmund Hpaelh
w is. ly rvmarkud that th * way to
enjoy *o.«l music was to enjoy that
claaa of muair which on* la ready
fur, b* it ragtim e or Jatx. but to
negUrt no opportunity to h *s r th *
other kind, a* lb rough
hearing
will com* understanding, and jay,
ect. Mukc use of u*— we’ll count it a
pleasure
SEMINOLE C0UN'>Y BANK,
organized 11 years ago, has wen
an important factf/i in the de
velopment of Sanford and sur*
rounding territory—and is now
recognized as one of the strong
est financial institutions in this
sectionof Florida.
N
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Vst.i,-
IB h * given by th *
rpartmeat through It*
rU.
It » U i of O risrd *na of Uada^ap* anrh^
pewk a a pCsallr^s ma s
llle e x p r d - i
It ta !h * intantiva of th * V»ral
commHtr* to aak Mfse A nlsn *
rin g amnv p jw lar oamisats. and
it can safely promts* a p ru r'a m
tb»t wlH Uave a fh» rra l sense of
d>wp- oatiafartkoa.
Tickets fee the Arden coarc.i
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Sanford.Fla
i ll n .'l t t J l i l S
til M U flfil-
ish tv/eudi
athci mixtures and smoothfaced cloths comprise the assortment of topcoats from out* tailors ut Fashion I’ark. Fore
most deaiflrninK and expert eraftsrpanship
have given them their smart metropolitan
drape.
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Our Better Clothes Are
Tailored At Fashion Park
fcd#*al 9iN o’rhck a*la Its diproaalon.
l’hone 123
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Evening service 7.30 i I ' e l e e h .
Joachim
Pnlm ta,
R aff
Harmon by lha paetnr.
O ffertory. “ >»jpri
DELICATESSEN
higher flight.
Th* unsatisfactory atUmdanre
at th* throe beoutiful renderings
of Grand Opera week pdlnt the
truth that tha general apprecis.
lion of th* heat in music hae not
yet been developed in Hanford to
anything like a keen appetite for
I* trwtiLB.
TELEPH ON E:
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enre as a part of the sta ff of tr ie ar* now on aals under the dimsurgeons working under the Dayey tioM of j j , , . |{. y;.
aluj a
system will give value to hi. ad
iftlp of thrm w,„ <mo||nt u
P r e p a r e I M eats
vice ijitn l i hr irfun ni* ciir# afu
t ^ . n m ^ f s h a d T J J f . Mr. FooJ - « » •
In the «'oRoll*, CaHea
ter haa Within the past year, en- man’* Club, on tho part of the KartHi*latIs, Cheese
tirely changed the landscape work ford public.
44 Mc!-amler Arcade
at Highland Park, and hit firm
has Charge of the elaborate and
beautiful planting at llowey in the
Hill*.
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. In order that as many as c a re .
. , r „ . lfr , to-* may avail themaelve* of the
TU L
W l. IU V L A
privilege t f bearing Mr. F o e te f,’
litL
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club members are urge*! to Invite
their fric n lt, both men and wom
en Mrs E. L, Markcll. Mm. W.
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he possesses an unusu- T. Field and Mr* ^R. M. Mason and
intone voice, and during M lu Mao McGill are hostesses for
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dnter he akng over th* the afternoon.
to the builder. Not in years have hulldt-rs
la manager of the gas
At the meeting on Wednesday,
Idepartment of the city
in Florida been able to get as much for th rir
Mrs. Curivtt will havo (Udlanco
.rapney
a.- the present time. Not only quan
ily a fter the ceremony >
bjthlod oo Taxaa Wax, fog
tity hut hi/hcat grade quality materials are
suplo left in their car aaU at popular prices. There la
' trip down the west only a limitsd rum U r of these
assured the builder. We extend our serv
Mrs. Curlott will have
wn to the east coast, available
ice in am capacity to the prospective build
wtum to Eanford they her.salt on the b.*rrae« in front of
er and v*ill aubmit estimate* on auv proj
heir home on Orange Iku club buiidin|;
men s
Prelude, “ AlpineP u t i t f t l ’ J V
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Soloist,
A• MiMrrd Robinson.
Solo, "Add Thou My Hand." C
Oiurrh Schbol 4 : *3 o'clock. \ 8 . (trier*.
Mom*.nr worehlp I t o'clock.
Offertory, " ll.'m r w A W in ifn
('m ttrrilllM u l Churvh
Evening, srnfirr* •{ 7;30 o'clock.
ServW s every evening next weak
at 7:80 o'clock.
Mi. an J Mi * Flank Millar have
I At tha tea hour refreshment* of
rrturred homo from Jacksonville
creamed oyster* In patties, salt,
. ines. pickles, coffee, fruit cake amt where they s|wnt a short time.
sherbet were screed by Miss Rk i
of Mrs. I*. M.
laV em o Hurt, Miss Martha Fitts
learn that she
and Mias Sara W arreivEartrrby.
n t^ah Avenue
The koete- i was assisted in en,
tertainlrg bar gucjjg by her ais'.rr,
'go H irJcn T ef.
Mrs. Julius F r f f i r , and Mias Stars
v, ('.a", where
Wciren* Eaetefty.
Incited to mi>i this attractivr
of poinseitias, rose* and gaeenarv.
NDAT
as troll' as small plney. holly
Dub 6f tha First wraathy ar.d other suggestion* of
Surrh will meat at tha holiday season.
Ira. R. W. Lawton.
Unusual band-made tallies were
Avenue, a t 1:30 ueecj. and after scores had he-n
a Lasrton sad Mrs. collected it was found that the
boat asses.
high score prise, silk lingerie, had
...
been wen by Miss Mary Elitahetu
- u s - „e sk. t v . . . ' Pu'esion. The rat prise, a lovely
hand-painted handkerchief, went
to Mist Catherine Winn, while the
o'clock.
guest of, honor received silk lin
gerie as a gift from her hostess.
fsaJonary Society of
church will meet at
Mrs, Harlow Co*xt speed anti
i) art visiting her parents
Gains *U1* fur tha holiday*.
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THE BANFOKD HKRALl), .SATUHI>AY. JANUARY lit 1827
lC IP A R » « n f<
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
t and aatlafutliin of the citcua
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The report
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»gp«n*fd, talarie* of In^pertnr*.
KS.055} tra\cling cip etu l* of .in•lectsra, tbl.K*^.2K; mUcfllatifou*.
a n u tn tu *, I3.7Tt.3VCs telegram*
ll t l c i v * .! exlta help,' end ••/forth. H4.KT4.-
NEW CITRUS ACT
HOWS DEFICIT IN
iTHE PAST SEASON
irtli
Atf,Ad*Viifexi
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; v . s 'A P P C e y r t l d * t i'jP *
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>'• Show- Thai !..i« Operated
At
or
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S « » .2 0 2 .S S j
October: Krcepii*/ *1:1,1*32-30;
f l r e a l r r T h an 1H2.1 ripenaa*. aalarie* of ln*pect«.-r»,,
-i-r — f ICI2K.73; traveling
egpen«*v
TAU-AHAJtftrK, Fla.. Jan. l'.j
mbcellandMia. tele
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, —VPl—A deficit «t HK'^02 SB **•
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h>>clptf. fti^ filS O . SalaHe*. f t l ,»Ict ah,ran In operation of
»* fruit law in Ptorida Adrtifg thv ,
traveling e»pen*c», $2K,.
j i l t clr**d. ftfii! ' *4> 4; m lvflbneou», r * tr * help.
t*t in* pert ni.*! i
refOM acrilaUeu a .r fnadf for •clegratna, egpree*. rtc . *2.114.21.1 1
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t. Ul. *» meeV
U f „ of oran. j
hj a dr fir.
-.nil / f-'r ..lie pn»t ta n . j.r4 ami TXfil bogey of grapefruit;
I yvary, ^ V i 'r n f h- thr annjal re- Ortcbrr, H'.I.OM fd>iiea of nrangr*; I
P 'ft i f J . iiint m .ried rrr, «u|>cr- '.lFSjfftft Imge^ of rrapefm lt; Nv- J
vising ir 'lector-tnf Ilia »tat* do ;vsnil»er, orange*. K2 7 JW 4 huge*; (•
c partmer*. of r.gti. ullure
|<f grapefruit; Nor ember, orange*, (
Mr. Wedg.-.-'a e?|e*rt, made ti»
h®*«r*S gnapdfrult,. AW.C'oinroKfJu!>rr Nathan May.-, lifted j 17:1
T F U t . J W » »>"«r. 1
thi^ m t lp l i from (lit* Inrwrtlnn ‘ 1 ^ " rar*frk*
U H ie7 t t of gtip e* |
lag i f September at fTJtftKd'l. and fn i,t.
The following fm lt wra* dr•tii /H during the three month*:
September, .TO hose* of orange*
nntl TO o f grapefruit. Oft her, .'
2G2 lw>xe» of 1 rang* *. end •'>J**3*
of rtapefi ult. and Nnreirher., 4.*
h32 h itr i-n f orangei, and !',K6!I of
grapefruit, making a total of
IK I lir ie i of orange*, and lflj»7l*
of urapefruft, or n grand total of
il.T.'i^Viito* of fruit.
I’AKTIKS T O M K ItIf.ll"
NKW YORK—A' century n'«t#
will hardly he e n ugh ' for a
young lady'i boy friend in -thl*
town tomorrow’ night if they
would celebrate a l-a Mode. A genclc* ate arking a i high a*.U0.&0
for a ticket to Jeading *h c»*. t'ov
«r <hargri tiV Itoprr Kahn'* night
rJtb are f 'O eorh. Of course the
i-pkmn of k parjy fare exre*d* the
Initial wstlay. fo r In iU jv r p ngi f
ale will be 13 a b< ttie.
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-Th e . Flf?“»T MAM4 ‘bl'Z.E. PA'S
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f it p c ^ c r ;,
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TH E P A P ER S S A Y
Sum
P R O P . F R A N C IS C A V A Z Z I
O F IT A L V A N N O U N C E S
P R O C E S S O F R E S T O R IN G
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PR F.C K LES AND HIS FR IEN D S..,
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�THE SANFORD HFR YI-H. S,VTrttT>\Y. I.VNHARY 1. 1927
IS— BiuincM S tfv ltt Offered 3.1— Help Wanted. Milr
SO— A— Real R atals Directory o>» - \mom.:u*-. i,.r Sal*
rd Daily H m ld
SAD. RATES
jL'a.h in Advance
K
l>e reeelred
dlevtur »*ot
>»*•*
a
JAMKS It. COWAN—All I
.Tin anyl Sh aft Metal
Water and Dot*l Tank*.
Avenue anJ Third S ite*!
(tu n e l i t .
'
da ot iVANiT.h fc— I*mr:iur or finttrrV
rK.ny SOT.
— - ......... .. — .—
Vork. • *‘*n to *»tl (U p lt hr.- of hnu*e
• Oak told ncceixit:** t*> rural trade; ex'
Practically "new x w
>| hat; p tm
MX C'
T e le -11*' Hence unnetcaratv. \V»- turni.-i
capital, you furnDh twhw.r.
____ piufitiv. II intrr**G'J in tu»iijr-1
i ERY «f yuu- own a r .i.'f u r i uuyo/ar
<»7 —-llim ara W ith Ixiaru.
,rtng. J w Wilt.-, i;.
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fit UM.v a it h or a it n u t
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be a line
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r » t « » l.
t t are fur
\ Inaertkm*.
1* of arriagv l«ot!tK
d a luu.
i charye of -3Ce for
iion.
>
Hiring I* re ilrie trJ to
{•alfkalion. *
f«ir ta made Tbr SanM will ba reapomible
ta
Incorrect
inrertion.
___
rrprern.tative
for with
luhK-qoent
B rlyCr
familiar
rate*.
The offite ahould
bf
BeUaaificaliun
v* ill give
imediately
in
caie^of
Bate information. And
Kh, they will a*»i*t you
KgYUVEKTISLRS
your want. ad. to
k nar ied effective.
pitT A N T NOTICE
Ea«r* ahould give their
r postoflicr addre»a a*
flhiir phone number U
Era reaulla. About one
Ut ot a thousand ha* a
k and the other* can t
Vale with t*ou unle*a
kw your addrrs*.
agoatlnuance MCHT l<e
Jkrrton at The Sanford
tfhre or Ly letter. Tele*
Hnntinnaneee ire not
Pr»mp< • Efficient
Stcrvlc*
nd Found
I* ai’tk muffler,
lane Thrater, I
tv Herald office
W E BIG H m eolore.1
la Die “Joe.” Flndeo it-
Expat i*n.ad
rrlirj'
- - - —- — *•♦— —■ *7 ■ -■•-•*-
,
ELDRIDGH
Real KEY :•* hopplnc**
Stud. Laker
for (S . Rrw year. S in Junn Gwrage ('a. *
Hotel Building.
— ........... .....................
— *—
dodge
HIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT. INC. Tlraiura rare aed lir tU x t Truck*
d m ami
St
t’bi •># .1
i n s i i : \ s c i it u o k f . k s
USED CAM EXCHANGE
ORNKR PARK A,Vl> SECOND
»Wt i n A N iv
Q. W * A JiS U ;v . VWnagvr
u» ttir. opppituniljr
yt'u thi a line t'<o|iertj
j . , ••
<l
r m u r t m otor c o
Me* n>i Tempt*
Av». i t loth .-'t Ph-uie ID|
Klee Ktanona
H oc*
lODEL TRIM CO.
i the car, not tho owner.
U $ '7 Tor eKimate*.
f . W. RADFORD
ieas a e rt Ic e * o ffe r e d
hampooed. right in your
Color* re*tored, nap ral*p look liko new. lEghed
Lor no (barge. B. Rieae,
L with Laney Dry Clear.-
DRlfU STUKE
ta. Drug*, Soda.
I you a* ynur phi.to1
L
Call iu-
e
Stove A 'Furniture Co.
II E, F ittl Street
I carry a full line,
p ara right
I’n h ur
F « want y tur bntinet*.
ValJcr
«• January Oth. 1927. at 4.
.kwh P. « , for )mrpVM of electug a Board o f Director* t» »erv*
.r the on«ulii* year, and .mg
ther buxine** that may property
•«me hefor- the meeting.
t R KEY.
-*—
Cui hl er.
SANKOKD
L U MDR
Fli f
■„ y |j ,»f f n i
fill $•») 11 0^iii
innV in» M* i$$$, 4
9 Pi
0.1 riF . $
1 iVrf*fH Am M
.lih*|.fL1
l
>4.
’.m 1 * iB
t.YlH A ffH$l <'tl
4i.la.kV i%tX rm ^
'Three ehaa. men of Angh*-H*«<u*
men. each a* large a* a butlillng
rtrk, are In the Rrlttah Mueeum.
BEST
NEW
r'In mediate |toa*eMton aml'the
«•
.■tixe arranged liko nmt.
WOOD FOR SA LE — For »tove, 7 3 — Iluslnewu |*Iarra D*r lle n l
h iatcr o f ftreplaea; <10 nml u-t
CHIROPRACTIC — The .rienc* per turd. I.a v o order* a t 1511 AT*Tft ACTIVE, room, t . • ni
A (^rmplele Line ot
Lhut make* people well and hap Jlyltonyjll* A»». F- U. Dywin.
Ill you , i t lutUny f.it 1 i l l l l l L
>tora* .or u n ie tt at 1
py. Y"ou ikjio can enjoy good
"Frntiteu nnd Screen*
*ml Commercial ) treet ” W
health through thl* method »f
Y'oung, Owner, 2U8 Park A >
FOR SA LE
Mctllcine Cahlntlx..
healing. I)r. W. E. MacDougall.
>\ u«)D
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WOOD
. (HMttb Court Huuae.
r o l l l OCUII REALTY
CtprewM nnd I’lne
l i t Nat. Baftk Bldg. Phone 482 J .
Stine, Heater, and Fireplace
Frnmltiit
to M lA N Y
H
LIC k SE R V IC E TRA N SFER 7 7 — H oumh lo r R en t
Shealhiug
DR. J . IL VIDLER
PIIONH 498
Tel. '.4* J l l I n»i Nat. Hk BUg Siding
Chiropodtat *.
LARGE, *miH|«m 5 - room hou.v
(Foot SpeclalUt)
Flooring
SANFORD. FLORID k
3 7 — llo o d T h in g s In K al
d N * In 22t1k Mellonvllie A
Lloyd* Shoo Store.
CelPng
'
Phono
84*}-W
Phono 102 for oppotntment.
:tfa k L ESTA TE
IN S l'R A N o : F ln it h
P A STR IE S. PIUS, *a1ady Wo tako
Bungalow in l r .i i
Moulding**
•ptclal
order*
for' partial. FOR RENT
8 . I. NTS
Arbor, $33 per month. Apr
Routh'i
DeHiate*«*n
D.2I
W
Ut
la th
. A'tNrr.ey arid (.'ottnvellnr at l v *
‘A P. Conn*lly A Son*, S»M Si b - I
Uriel*
210 Fuat F irrt S tre e t
Magnolia Art.
N
y
T
lC
E
s*-e
J
.
R.
K1U*
for
CIKCULINB PERMANENT Way
FOR RENT— Eight room huuir t
lug. Guaranteed not to burn, Clulttina* utange* Fam t orange*
rr>|H>n*ibl* partie*
A I* t 'v
Madain Harriet, over Mfi.Uy't $3.00 te r bo*. PJiotio W r-J Celery
nelly t Son*, lift MagnoJia.
A » . J.Ur,
Dtug itd ra
WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING
— H ou seh old (.node
and Jr writ) repairing. Don Smith,
FU RN ITU R E for ale; On* four202 E. Ut St.
pii-co twdroom tune, ivory; on*
ELGIN. W \L1II.\ m ; Hamilton. IF oil water boater, *>uv ihtre-burttei
linoi* Watch**. Dtap.nnd* and keru»em. atove, ohe ’ ivakfaat *uilv.
R«ut< A
*cdding_ ring*, p. R. Abram, 317 Mr*. H Ramfirtii1
Bo* 2.V. II. New l'r *ula. .
W. h»r*t s t .’
Help Y\unit'd — Female
I.ADIK.S•niaki- U S wrekly ea«>,
addre»»frK envelope, at home;
i" Cf.ti* ;< Co., gviivr*l all material futnDhed; tmitieular
Wnra, aitlrwalkv l.uiM fiee. Ilowcll Co.,. IJ.. We*t ‘I » y
, Iriig.itinn letxrw. J . R.
F o lk RENTmom uafurnt*!.
• bungalow on lhdrnetto Are. R
ply Bo* M. J , rate Herald
F(iR RENT OR SALK - Part!
fumiahed d-roui-i ttureo bunnu
low on Path Ave. Reply llo* |.’<"
.art' Herald. FOR -BEN T —- 4 r««ita unfu
it ig c i bungalow on Pi
Ave
Ivan
Itvrg Corp.
Herald Rullding. Phone II
1YA N TED —1 om;artvnt white wiut. GOOD 1 -ilk row for «alr. Number
I A COY. A. . Ct)., Autw
an to do tucking ami general
lu ll Oak Ave. Phut.. 283-J.
I und ►keel auJul work* huuMWotk; mu*t «ta> on prentlwir. - - ............. .
...» ■ ■
- ——
L rn».H 1 u l -n.vt metal Make application t> li tter. Mttding FO R S A l.l — l • hunter idI »t one
L tlA-YV. "JUi l i e n i h .l t to Box U l , .a re the Sanfvwf
with large ow n; mattrea* and
llrrald.
rpvirg, poivelgln top table, porrlt
tovkrr amt *umfne», cheap. E. A
•t line* to guide moR , care llrtald offiut.
Lrnulon hundred* of blind, won flr*l pri*e at the annual
.......... —
■
iljr,
Smoke, fog and rontcat of the -Wnrxhipful Cum.
>paint to wear rapid*. I any nf Dt* Ratket maker* In Ixm*
d-.O
T U B B S
on
OK SA LE ' - Beautiful F ret..1
Yve. lot, f l.lV J; *malt ea*h pa)
cut. baliwitr 1(5 |«r m.'.Klh. IS
)»■ Do* X, 1 at* llerakL
Bdward IF.
a
Pafmatu
und
tirin g
h e a lth
In ScotUl.d, whet
ia rigidly .d.aerved,
l'.S"N |u«iit> of Ulaagow, II
le-la. will allow .h i
1 * 1 1 * in puldie pupk* to I
kEN T VLT.t ANI7.I.MS WORKS
IHlOll AND GOODYEYR I IRES.
. I . H U Batterie*
D i.triliufi.rt 'Chandler
■ Cotpmer. at -Yi.llU*,. .
M ay
out
and
you
T w e n ty -so v j o y ,
Mi** Mary
Won Ok raV
the annual C
Olymp j
M
though e ir l'l
fir at five |ri
ev ery
th e ,y e a r
tia y
.I k ;
“A man ■
V.
JE W E T T AND PAGE
R IY 'E S GYIIAGE
Hanford Dealer
tu$ w. l i t St.
Pham
fille d
p r o s p e r ity
•liver 'V ■' tank-ltd
ill I • mlf.it for 543
Northern Ataaka offer* a fertile
field In the arid 1 oa*a*Aer i f
mu.him.no
At lea.I *parie* of
edible puff balla ge-» »ild in mea
dow*
B y C ia r ii
( - t u r ujg
vkOW W k
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COWAi W)
M FCCT A F tk L K \ V^OYRt^l'lD
-<b ^WOM( AhTd
Wife A TftK HSU
S t8 K S
/
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'
KMRtGMf. MCP*. C < X % H ^ m
r N
-
,
t h i v0 U i ? h -
IIU P »- MARMONb
Sanfiird Automobile 1 *
4ag.«dia A la
Phi.a
berau«a he u
g o o d
h a p p in e s s -
--- l^ei-rgr |l-n.iti 4 Ki>l.h ongt
Iteer, ha* tnVelitnf * . ayalritt ul
'"(adplan.i'! tran.ip..ri. • . whuit
NAJUI
• w>-rld 11 tn.d.11 car taiu*. car* on an «U*«t«d track a ir pr*.
pallv.l by eUetr-. alh driven air
IT11 ID'TDRH CD
plane propeller*
.
11
A tO N feG C m t
V»f)TfA
m c No t
y
M a y th e y e a r o f N in e te e n
H u n d red
•tr**(
.-FOR RF.NT -A a r-mm uufuruLlv
hoUM-. with la th ; $15 mMtkl
W rit Firit S». Apply *1 IT Pt.plai
A ir.
U MBER YARD
llnrdtt^rt
INCOI N - FORD -r
DRIVING Id Pert.
••r U*8iU) Sp
—— -— —■
E U STIS “dimiiipul pier 1$ \h(
W Thttd BL
Evdu
H.-t KamJwielw*
riartt-l in On* city.
I t " DRUG v "MPANY
7~~~.---------------------- l'" R SA'l 1 It.
. Gif 7 b— e n i . . i a n d TFrwh fliH.nt
he R ** aJ i Mtire”
' A N T E D - A girl c.r woman for
f..nli r, tw.t *|uing »>..! niattre**, it a u n - r m i , , , , ..... .
a *1* 1 v.t/ id nur prompt
S r t S ' F W f * '* hlt' b u ff.t
V eil l. , .
f, lit . . . l D rP lt E n s K M . U I 11 Mri*
pre» -ripvii.u* ai d o«|ifk
^ m
r-u l Mc . - i i ► * *
UU g
Apply A. P CunnOy
.
3
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H
r-lm
.
,
S o u r. II J.'.'itdUi amt L'n.t
delivery.
J U
IN G rT O N
f Ot'CTI.
t.ui i' |6 vufk on tharr». <‘» r . f i h — Ria»Hto W ith o u t lUfciLH
brig Company, Sabring. 11a.
- —— . . . . -----■—
... —
FOR BENT- N e a t l y
IVANTED \\hi}«- tuan with fam
It.ln o n i mutr 'bath;
R|— W a n te d T o R e a l
THE Sf.M IN til.K PHINTKRT
ily wantu work on Irtkk (arm rat.-*. 1112 .Myrtle A 'j
AN SCO CAMERAS
I I (t tlornio. ' l.akv Mi.nii.e, Fla
front WANTED TO RENT
h i* - room
Biw jm 'iia m m Ht‘.iitlr n lia l
•AND SC H EM ES .
tmtK.' furniahrd or unfurnDhml him>t
HH Nv. 9th St. IV. N. l.unitey. l*ro| WANTED — SeVeral high • ila r* b*l*rr»|n*rty.
'
A
tr
E.
Howard
Svotl,
eare
Milter
Fur
aale»n:en to writo i~>Jiailta for wit
.\lortmtf*
I.nan
Dept.
■ riiture Co. IT. -nr
••ld-lin.-. lif e Im u iii m Company
CLARENCE SMITH.
Tivtl l ar I oty I’atmett.
Del llTTES. Sl'K N TER
IV«• write «l<Uiiiuiil and »ub»l«n>l 71I — 1 \here to Kal
(Vnrral Contractor
TMi l Street.
A DIRUTON
S I — lln u im fo r K ale
ard from birth't-* m *ty-ffm yrar* -<
Giro IVeat FI rat Street
W iu iliil.il oppottunity . for *d k J
, at I’boiv* 441
turn* im nt.‘ IViltr Slate Manage*
Ib.l TWO (uncalxw*. •me.furniahrd, on
1-9 air« hifh Inml. Make an 01
|tt.!.t OveiUr d Touring
W ia ilT -C lin iS W R E U R Y PRINT at on.t-'fur ftartii ular* ;!t»H South W
O N E - D A Y S K R V IC I
- . fer.‘ or vrl|l em hangr
l. ItUa I,
I f K Iholgv Tmirina •
SHOP — Printing, Engmvinr. 1. Sin-vt, Lake Wi*rth. Horida
*
IV. K lh t S t , four mil*, .nit.
lW—it K«ee\ I
h.
flin b io iiif. S*e u* flrni
Me do
IW t IV>dje l oupn
!t. Phone 41 i-W. R. It. A»«nuea i
t
EL’UNISHED aiairtmeittp;
IMW F«>n| T«uHng
F e ll SALE Two hi»i». > and -tot'
•'ntmnetviel Street.
MONEY to b.an at Dour «> 1 2
8
1
9
W
.
3
r
d
S
^.
and three n«<nu, flr*t flour
I9V1 CheVrolel Tnunng
on lut HI* 2 It) feet,' nenf IV.hxI. 7 per tent inte>tr»t
\eniencea. <TI2 Kart Fifth.
l V i 1 Dodge Seda*
Phone 473
ruff Spring <>n Meat Flrat St
A
A. P 1 ON NELLY 41 SONS
tl I Ton TriM-k
.
Kargatn Tor
. Emjuire on
Aulhoriird Duco Refinlahing
FOR RF.NT- Flee p »... * a.nd bath, premli-a. A T. •‘hancrllor, nwnei
I. I>l Ton tiraham Truck
furnmhed apartment hot a n ‘
I. 1-4 Tun tiraham Ihjmp Truck * • > < * < *
ROY SCHMIDT
mid water.
NEW Vnvutv bungalow, ginul loPOINTER ilog. three yenr* old.
The above- rat* are .ompleti
, cat Ion; latgo lot; garage, flreSanford
Thlnl nntl French
good ranger, gootl on covey and FOR KENT la rg e :t r a m fur |>l...e; every niiulefii convenknca; overhauled and in he*t of mnditi
ni*hed mialern apartr *n t; tea* MMieailart lao I '.
*inglr« and an eareJIenl retriever;
Iknnett A
,
juat an all-.rmind goml Mid dog; o> unable. I’honc RIIO-W
Stoughtrai, Palm* t to Ave ami lisT>— F lo r is t*
fit*..no taut habit*. I hntr'no time
nevn St.
to hunt Kitot certifi*sl check for FOR RENT TO C O L O R E D * * -N k e ________ _______
TERM S TO. SOME PEOPI K
.( ALENDtHwY Bloom*- Mr
$|M) ifct* him* <i II. Murray. Linthree-mom
opartrncni
f«rnl*hr
I
Ct)RNER
IIO
I’SE
Jone«, 211 K. Central.
ctdnton, (Sa.
or unfumfthed. to neat . >upH with- • room*. ‘*.100 dow
1,2.
. •
out rhilrfcen. Rat* •»
rMgdik-'fei .• ft.'.vMt Part
49— Poultry nnd Supplies
S A M "R D BUIC K t.U
Ifo'.t W . JS tk *« ' Phono Hotel llldg I CALL X '2 for freeh 1
212 Magnolia At*.
497 J .
,
I.
and |.l»nt»
Mr*, (i
. Ilh i"* asi
j TA NT II ED rtiwnv Whit* leghorn
FOR SM .E *-rv>om ilu w t hoo**-.
lord llr:ght*.
lathy chirk-'; order* takc/i npw FURN ISH ED ap*rtni»nt, . lo*e in;
ai d garage, on' highway. 4 I 2
for late January delivery from m>
(rant room*, grout..I floor, JUW intlra ».»uth of Sanford; unr »t"rrSA N F O R D
|own atnek; $7*<> per hultdretl or • IrA Eu*t Third St.
ra..m, f jr litmg r.>"ni», purvliea
jfo r 500 and over; 10 per cent) with
ar.| >.To*et-, on corner »t|ltgMe for
1o r t i e r . Davie"* Plrnaagt View
totem*** t.r filling atalinn; $2.11*1
Poultry H’arm and tlau|icry. Rov
Walter M right, t ilru* Height*.
The
llera|d
Cta»*i(i<-d
Depart
Ut. Apopka, Fla
ment will ha g la d . k > help
ttrnngera get lo ca lfl irr r^>m*
W . S . P R I C K , M gr.
STEWART THE FLORIST
36^—Fuel and Feed
W E h*v.- Ii*tr«l with U* »*ver*l Aor apartment* and" « ill ’ren.l*r
Flower* for all occasion*
710
\V.
Flr»l
5'iuinp 47J U
ovrry aa«i»tanre to tboaa re.
McLANDER ARCADE '
r-joat I.MtigaSttwv Out; ut* prlecl
WOOD— Dry p!nc and oak, atove
queatvng It.
*
ITione 781.
ami flrepUrr.
, ill. A vefy amall payment will
U V ERK IN S - lla»»
hratkiunrU 1 * Ju r C o l l i
othri lit) H int Street.
10 K. A, Newman. y.lb- 27—Profwwlonal Servlcci
A ctcssorlen
*
F.<'.»tr amt vegetable*,
NOTICE
O o
DEVELOPERS
w ith
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The Sanford Herald, January 01, 1927
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 01, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 01, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald
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As They
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S u p p ly o f “S u c k e r s ’ ’ In The
,Nieht Clubs Is On Decrease
la l Appropriation
il provides F o r
Ivy Maintenance
[ Is Is A t Present
In Strength o f
tr in e s R ejected
I Plane Program
klincdln Measure
yen Solons Today
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d*crv«.M-u.‘ lira supply of
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tHr d u b »t t h n r Men gee ">»
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than |->< , -ubstltute* fa r the oi.l “ clean-up" failed l» m aletalit*
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tinn .»;.K>r. hark / ! « » « and **t B i d «M«ch» »b*«
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th n r w.-.*t hang*«W f»r wbile > *»rd to he at (la height. ta* n £ 8f
collar thieves
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H art for dw lnding patft*n*tfe\ the frlayboy" with money lo aquad. r
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aya 'th e t
d . known *» chi. .ip »,:•> W*
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(i> r< l f' Jtt l> l*y.
from Yale, H arvard and l*iinr*tnn. [butler
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pr ~C«>r the main *>r female upender. quart of liqu-r 130
lueltei. fall guy. r*a> m ark. or f lb* X** 5*<tk Aninnrar
~ljy weft, imaicdiol*
k »cc»»A bullet'
tahtU irer yon want to call U,~ • joUr.i-.te*
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Upon l ’. S. I .
Trial Not To Be^in
Until Next Month
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Sin Keamen Deny AillaUm
t a r n e d O n A e *-n i t .
lit O th e r I'd re .iin < oojKV.1
Ml; N o P e a t ha t i t
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k u n la y .
at iut*ivvaVv <r
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d ealt* c o n f r o n te d w ith th « , nlin**.it ho|»*lejui t a s k o f c o m
p le tin g ‘a c tio n «>h t h « v a r(« d
N*>v S 'e a r ’a c a le n d a r in t h a
w o m o n th * le f t in t h a S ix ty N in th » C o n g re a a .
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-w*v«r. had pUniMd to s a t
ji«*/r>rall. aenia* th* .lirw jy’i thr le*iah»Uv* thr««har
l*«unt*rp In U-wnr th« m«rw im p'M ant tn*uttrM and
r <■: *; * . *. -• !>••»» the chaff fwr MVt Dweewbwrti
The wtwrmetr
$1,000 hull
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ir» notified la>*
i j h i Am,-r>.an m>|M« >
1 * appaan in
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M e m b e rsh ip S h o w y l t t < • -a
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d 'fm d a a ta btHasico m'f »!«•’,.Hvta ”
cluila J 'v h ju l. *| r inkle, Itauten,la l atated, "h»v' mi a
(o n le s a c d S b 'e r O f U P - H il
l»r. E D. Of o r nlaa. yw- '- ’r *<f
t«nt of natka, fei i*r daj.u’y I'nlto n E x p e c ir d T o Api> *r In ir,t State*
> • i ti AmrHcan »**lcaai-'i-.
M«t*hi«u . Newman. H n t Pra*hytailan 1 ‘n i .h , t
1 irru lt t o u n A t S c ^ m n hit fifteenth 1 car of M n k * a i'* !n tm “ He, W m d u r
lU rtmrn a*>*l M.i 'Sail.
tlie
thurrh af Jan. I, *
— i-thi-e • rrcUla. 'affarmed
W h ic h O pen In E ig h t D a y /
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•; a r,”*’.-.! when l'<'d*nl * " r' «,t’*n»d f’*r
t*<»•(,ir,ih trnnr
T V U[iw.l <*f K u V n C r.e.tm* 1 1 ilia January l*; iv tla fv (>rvv* rarti.rnie *ari*a**a.f ly rnly iO
rther thuerh In
eonfe**a*l *Uyer «f l- I*. Hilton, ihllilti.ij ab*! mi . .rai •>». ex**t
Kkictiia. tii,I pal
Sanfnr'l hif!-. r *hup o-e.er, >' «>• '•will I
w itih ■'
1 I .. . e ,
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petted to be h.ehi a t the *e»ilo* of tha *«-**..'!>'<»• mv.iiv.iHr w '
1 *. 1 ' ' ■
tha circuit *i»urt whl*h i« t*> «>p* i
t'ji,h . ae.->i''.i ;•
3 an. II . \i;thorltie>
*»t beli*
t h a t rittm art will attam put »«
make a «lefen»a at hi* trial C l o 'r d 4. ‘M ’ ' : mad* :*'»•
cktion, it la *»ld. will i"nd h<n
ta the electric rr.air ut Halford
W hether or not r ittm .n will ft ‘
lain cnari*al U n*>t known. In «ae
<v lawyer fall# In appear, th- k -ui
will. a*.la ca*ti»iii*iry. appoint *00*.
tN/fnHafy abuod wwhJ j
member n t.tb a l»ar to defend Mm.
Oh* h u n d n j and twenty odwe *
*t,'t Aid, attitude i< ^ •The ttn*l i> eupactad '■> lu*» only 1 rare* are cn the d v c ld •
dag
vwe
ftwrtr ra d ia ir <1
• hurt tim e
the fell-1,> m ttn i» that id *»' ge,4
o-e o 'f r iai!/, Xr»o.v w
F arther detail* *>f the ‘ murde-. foil,, in. lira I lev i. tine » hfrk
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liv e
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h* ---- * l.a , . f . I 1
tr
indict . 4it« w eir r* ne-l
bki pcaad, a*nf. t> ■ >• t
ag ijn at 15 men at the Ih • ibei
a O'ftary to- uv. TV
■e-aton of (be federal gre n Jury ,
p„n« hrinlualr »bni:>i
‘ Tha ttdK'*o*ni» reacbe.Lt
wtft* ,
♦ Ail •)"» W* • flat U.'i
. . f rv: •• -1
a.r - ■
ly ever* |» rthra 11 f th* « try ; (
ewurt ultailu*^ lafcl. The
.1 la
e**i>ett«M"i • I'Pdln »«iprt*,
in
r.-biu.itc; No bnr.oumer
>• ,
1i.
■ A dnrral Chaldea Moe»d» t«bl rim eed all th at l^fo had to offet.
mil tee during heart11** w»|»lilt* A lfm l Kahoe, 21, of B**okE sM tlg U -at f ..
- .
•=
-d * M udpntV a a •'amount to a r*ddctl«'n
rountaocy. thought hlm»elf to*'
| S per cent in tho-attaining queer” to m arry.
L of tha tinltJ*d State* fleet."
a( Dr. Ira S. Wile, au■oinmittae, h*>»«vcr. raid th at thof „f
on n ental dl*t«»b
luetion In the coat nf fuel 0,ty»n< r* 'Od ahnormalltJe* In ehil-^
■ ciuafiae the aliuation t . .7| ri,n> gn<i rfirvet-r <d th.- mental
E V te e t.
•
lellnlc at Mount Wnal IlnapiUh aM»
I
m ea.ure w a. drafted, th. Hmmlf with a n fla Saturday a.«ht
I l t t . n report »..,rt,*SP>*iih a in N*w York a fte r retiring a t h‘«
In
providing for ojwTVi^thenM-.
K air.t* nance of th# airplane ^ - E v e r j thing U dark and worth.
a , S arato g a and V ain g to n . !r**,"the wtuU In a farvw cll net,.
B ie ' (ubm arinc V-4. all to be to hi* parent**, r u lin g hr had found
K r d during the year. It alio life •‘barren and fulUr."
H i e air iwrcic* appropriation
|) r< Wil# Mid h« thought h1
HrttO.OOd. plu* a contract an- ton»a act ( M t hr r* «u!t of cobvii*.-.
K i o . i of f6.000.00d, wa* d c in f t-1, fauMy interpretation of hi*
B to ia rry out th e .fle e .y ra r philoaophy of life.
B e program by Congre~. la-t
J>rj|n d ^ r f a a | | Pl„g a f .tV U"i
►r. *
‘ \ c r ty of Roc better, v h a ra c le r'ft'1
lYm 1.000 “plane pmgiwni
him a* an agtraordlaarily brilliant
Id on w waetag*’ «* M 1 4 P* r
while fellow atuiKnta aail
[ annually." the report »*I<1 j,f M^med normal In all of M* e*-’*
L tr,
llaa »i:rirr»t th»< |r>vj^< l«tt<tn*hipa.
loxlm atrly :■ per r . 'i ' Nv.'.u'.l, N o .* ,, who*,' father I - u
k*re nearly accurate. There l* phyrivlaa ami Huana Ju«t*>, M ac
■ n * b CIn a p p to p rb u it"• f®r J,0> dir4 Jn m hotpital a t Aurol*.
■ n r | 01 1724,7 1 5 * 1 dof I'JDlj* j jj ^ yotterday of bulUPwound* aelf
K t v contract authoruation."
during a New Tear** eve
f t eoBiiitittee »a'd It had re- |u,rty. He left a mitt* In which he
f t th , rretrtction op n p e u d i, a l i i he “had rip eilen red all that
■ at Lakehurrt, N. II . enrried R f, bad lo offer, and. th e re fe ^ .
f t prevent law ami had “done VM better off dead."
K g . to hinder the employment ( . h ehor, who Jun'\«d flow W*a,H-
,SI> I t f l t t . Mwb, Jan
-T » -' men rvi»h.*d the K(
bratn H bant* on F1^
this marwlnr. avarpoweri
rtuple ye- ami e»<»pln* w
itibiated a t I13JW0.
locralic P resid en tial P rospects
ven Much A ttention in N. Y. Papers
nvp d e-ersr It It I ever
r W t f l U Imteprndral, *appori
»l,U aH 'M ton 1 ^ ,
w m rU t
l it 4 a0<J
rn New Volk I -I --V..
| Sm ith lu hi* guhemaVMtet ram*
■< of U vvtrnw Alfred R. paigna.
"
.
lav e a lrra J t begun l*> form 1 Waahingt'Ui di*patchc* to t “-e
h with Rarty K»«b-r* in ra- Herald - Tribune. Republican, ear
b n * uf tb*-•••untry *« r a t l a t Senator Thaddetta II. Cara,
b u s pee**,:, ntlgl amh*tb>n», ’ way tJ A d u n r ti haa atat* d that
L , M )l. Much a |m uie hae tbp D*m«srraUc field haa Iran warU e n r r s u t i ) . It says, he* rowed down to He w lnf ‘J am **'A.
M tb* g-*.erfur's apparent 1 li q l iJ Mtoaouri* tn d fienatur
k n e a e to further hi* own Thomaa P. Ila yard of UeUware.
........... RKKgr* V.V*;*Vi a , ll.Y a rO W
Pane Smith, in hie fuuith Is- ihut hill# hacking and hi«* *iaic
i a d d r t a t Albany of New oidy three cleetoial veto*. Cara
M iy .lrii-. “| have iso hla* amjrV pronouncement • t* declare J
th* fi.t'.i, h i- in ' *t»u ■ to l>« virtually a cunsmHraeni to
r . ’;( i '
•
I W r tawdlda*)'.
iejhmly elae In th* V idteJ
l a l r a : move* h) Heauwrat a
haa a0, 0* fietiuw of tbi* «*A! leader* iadarode that the 19J* pi*’>»elf. No man w*c*ld ita a d 'fo lia w ftf'b o wit. the lU ntU
• a aaarmUapo lik» r i »» m l Tribor a daya. The qatl-Jttaith faa>
• The
YH *
v •,
i •
have b w t arretted are forth-ent* ,
(ng.
Eight iata, tneludio* Hr. \
Ocurae A Mun.h. Tontto. t> c |H ■
trader of tV ring. V v e - ad* j
been am rated 'a n d ale at
,r tr j
untier bond.
'
r\* f »»f aO* (k f !n\t»**Hii»fe
Id tk#
nr li l«> !*» h*a»le
Slpti J‘*k * m in re under tha
•eH \*f ‘Iberlff C. 51 11ami,
h,» U wr mv-trurted hy the
; . ••fitmti-Stoner* to make tha
y ard recommend la theta
V**? ri>«d • gr«. fur tha pwr■• <*!;,. t.. g *lb* beat route's
m aartmw pwtntn Ii4h within
. i*Jty i,Hi| |o *itie 1 of. bill-*'
1 . » a l .| V r- riled. Th 1.
d k a m propo*** tp #ft*<t
itfn« In tha near futSN.
<e-"ral \i*a*tth» agitation*of
Phtada hi* oeccured, aeaalle
.if eemmerea iih I iither
i'T- I...1
n», f if «tgn» Wt
y.
tli .« ihenovluutt Ih,-*
, •*hu b w i l d direct liw n*i>
1, <i -jnoterfi*t« W tha varlotU
Lack O f H eat Send
P u p ib F r o m New
School A t Opening
High #th*s*i *tudea1 ftftffttttHl m
> new hig(*
Ihoir Cla** f-7t Ml
Fr<r.,l* \v».iu*
•Chnof kuUdin*
e ■l l l f — * ti
till* mi’t^log.
tholr t w.oi-i .to,
alm a l i d ' I h ’1'
I'altiiw- bt the
dlemti-ed S'** 1
^aXt t .sg Kv
da} .nwtng 11
keltuur pltb'l *
n^t h/ Ufi- Jt*
In lrrtie tifd ap*>»» ht» return 1
ft na New Y*rlt, a lu t* V * ' ”t j
t,t Ml •>oru* ptriaining to the >Wr
«•( mu«K't|ul land* fur the t ' / i j 1
M- jn r F u n rn l Lake *lat<,J to, ay ['
t v the no* y < anpllin»ntaT n ?
Other vbuot <
mark- made ahawl Sanfurd b '
t Uy ami tit* -,
ft*i nclal Itrrdea which h* vifttml
trw it* * ) w tiw
tuadr him f»el high!) upturns tit
W,' Law tnn, «ap
over lh«< Wteii'er
itl.H-lt f-r t' «
Ik lu«tfti tli’a.
r<mg tha year lt*T.
everyth',ag
wav
.'■afatw J* placed r a th*
dale iJeifn '♦ H j
ta*. • j r a la Jvttkeinttlln an*t Tati• *|W,«4 yTtwIerp i, in tha financial d tetru t and
tka day. • the K«i*rk> mq-ie tu tflji l 1 -ra
“ All nf thi* eo>**d - l 'i o*. far
re m ill! vat
o f large h ’-iding th* greet oppnrtUnit/ whwh the
t/a riv r In . i'T.pfiL'
hvuw- '*id* nte feel promt f lie* pte** at M lwj'm r in our
Jp g ln - place w ith the rvv* at t-n fere a,-. We am hopi- g th at thl ■ wtrptg f i r the m '
Sanf<
near*”, Mayer Lak- mj I new year will hr a >•** of eptrit at* th« oil han't*'
Ron- now far *ala by tb csty ual development fu* the*# r f ut flam , *f ip#_t-*np
am t a l c p u c t u a i i l a higt tom* who aft* In tha church and a year tpvfMhlr fyT the
mutat by th* aawic houa»» uhi h ut j$aprec««hrat*d growth to t h Mr L aW tn • iil»
A formal de I’t
M M k prrviopp laawrw, Mr. U l » •wmber 06 thwae wh*> «• »», (ft •
n o te d
Arrangement* k* '*
,*ur church upon *1 - if- •'•hwl vf ig f of ti* bttlUt!
U t-r lk » aowthc'
teady
mad*, h* >l«,laiVd, f»r faub.
1 b« pn chair of the brawl* »wc*»“TkU can U b o u g h . *U>at wale appi* f>rlau-(.n-v.t
Mtr> u or*** tha y w p r a d tmap*« through Ik* raetyacra 'i n »*f au> f*r,gvd a f r in liit;
Mtab/V Two nwa. l« th m u*cd id la r e jf - Inl. p r krttag tho vuura app*> *• M iera to th a will and tha leal* *4
(iw me .*«ie a l ike poll* « l * h i f t a t and nut wtUiugaan* 1to U v.
l a ■- ‘
’
■ ' Ih* Chriet (If* ahd l u .l -thar'
“The iverago R aaliod rtl*«S th a t', iln a hy 9 eld • (“ ' “Mb* . .
due, nut know jam how highly the
MTUrittr* h o w tb » *»t|
tatad
k
in New York and tf tbry r«*aU,
7 tur J.tat Y -Rd#
vl.it * 1 W of the h»rp*« ••" -r.•. 1
buriaaa* I* tha buying and ratling 1
>n P »o f->r t),f bri*> • 1
c f municipal b 'ltd i they w**u!d; g
tliftd M
Ail WtU , men, undvr *en:rt‘ 1
•noft'get g good idea' W>» Soaford j
The hunt I. a i a ape
I M « f * l i r reUitn* fur th*
aawttoN ap aat titan any other | meeting, heard a (rifan
iiadfum In Semina lb O a n t y - . J IL Thb*np*fW. M ic M
Al’I'F t l r i AMK iH S M Iitg l)
- • .a ll ,0 ,to* but a g tq at tf »«• ’♦■im*), fur «* eornmufa
Two Fined On Charge •
Of Carrying Weaponn
JuM A Few CentH
invested In
J
Rmul S ig n Surveys
F o r County Are To
Ho Made By S h eriff
•lecUtedi
Sanford Bonds Are
R ated V e * Highly
In N.Ye,Says Mayor
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All gaud Iltfd I k ,| F>af
It'ta u S lk a ih i* M
Money to Iraan at d I-? In 7
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e-immiltaa, had pbutaad to aah tmv
«. ■|.n*aaneo in SitMMk
amandnAai* 1 > ih# $a*t,ooo,OOS H P
I j . i v and hatbopv bill lo
«t*aa *.f| t> ,^ k ila r »b»t wmthl f •nit y ^ M iu lln r It to cwwfarawa*
>, i' H nTc .'-*rrafA
fha lluuaa *1 >• a*pml*d t
talva A - annua appropriation blU
for t'ui Navy k i d to Kara a»m*
c m e U t fur V Inor maaauraa mi*
ih« inkntfac Tha War departm ent
t i oryanivaU/M tu
1, tb* iiiu'ity e*)*Msoumed th at the
l-Mie a t the *spe*H
!{eiM>yU» u f.U H iVrlaH, Buttle Show
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im m -M the w«wad*4;
...'unbelt inra the swamp* I *
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uvpr the bat'.Uflabt.
Tpi ra-iw onder cf.riy# canagnpu.1
\ \ p r y it to A u td l tt.prUt W *; r.^
• 1 1 .* t« vhS hut r e e f ) UhU bodted
Kiwi Avenue, fir* MO»«*r |3 5
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Two husaas * ad cd r t,. FykF*
U LUiaifnaUvn U . l ^ r ‘-,
•*»ra a fta r.
TAlXYJ’Ji 1A. FI
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1i.Tewd«towUrai 7f ) .
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lie up du t.a* ia* <v*«.k ».w p* '- ■
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i_ he»iU\ aanat«r*l*i»t- i*«lg a ta J
f, 'in IlllhoU, appear* tn ta k i th e *
nth; Ihf I i u m im U aaty • . n J
rurkey. f « n *»d ha/bar*. *nnu.v i
.ui'pl) lf !U. farm Mila, rallraa.1 V
oinatrtactiiW, «»1* of f*d»r*i pati n igw vharirr*. roal and rant »tad •
• -i nation*.
lb ■ lataat baathall ■ *«and»l wit.
« iri« up fev an airing aa » J l»
th* ( w t r s m a y born In t V hubfewtmo a# th - day* acar the uaw of pa »oiwtwi 4a ]
to pvcenwjk ‘w h , K .m n t* in Induttrial alcohol.
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Tha S b M ta't pm gnun « u aw l
r n i.'.n due tit I V impaWdiag bwU
do a**ee th* *«*t na uf Sm ith, th K l
t . , n . iw t tip tv ti-o t«» ga* a^ii
•ter wajr V lo ra tha m uldlt a f tha
week, whan t V McKlnwy auam w r * rti« N tu ta lu tha oath.
Today, tha Sanaia bad only ntiat, Haneuua Mila U t >»»id*r fa r tha
firat two hour*, v“.th tha . Lawtanna traaly a prahahla vahirla
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riwt)l>M which (L u;
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1 Appeal* hr Armour and eampar
- — h Swift
L'oclll and*
aawM.■bM
aaiftM
H lft
jI nnd
company
*veh»ag'
1 to nullify the fwiw.at « h « rr.
qhiah tb* iravbare agreed tu dflk<
, draw from totrelaud Uaa* at Iraab 1
; a*o* wer. .ii.murrad tariay to th*
I e w f l of appaola of the I fir Kiel i l l
wit« each doa at ed $9 M nstaur tr a f | Cvlumbm >ra th# gTouada Uun I
t tha court '.ached juriadictior.. •
flc vUdaflvu charge*.
I.auzanneTreaty With
Turkey Certain To
Klin* CpI^ewFIffHt
«\» «*At IBJW
#t:Vi* CU.IW
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Primary CampiaRn
0,000 \ ml Probe Now Looms
H ut J ln m a g a a
r to the Y>•*>•
kraiKhc* «f tb* Navy fur
P year hetrinninp nest July
L l r pf f^H tJW ft c.Jiii^rf e n r r t fund* and *IWt.l»7o
E gfet reftMamendatioiu.
K in d ttee rafu»e*l to wcfepi
K | proposal for n ftrduc- Y o u th * C o m m it S u ic id e A f te r
C o n c lu d in g T h a i U f e H eld
■ .* 10 men in the enlleted
N o th in g In K lo re F u r T h e m :
■ of the Mnnnv r«.r|*». ami
O n e Jum pw F ro m H rtd g e
I far continuation of it*
I It of 11,000 anllited n-rn.
h n iw lo ii'tl officer*, and
[rant officer*.
■Jon la made for r - n t i n u i n x l
inliated atrantftb a t M boo ap,
t YORK, Ji.n, S. — a p i — Jg ttlk
ConpiesH Confronted
W i t h Hopeless Task
O f Complctinir Its
. Crow ded . Calendar
U ttim a f* R ctt^rnU Intt O f 1 »
.S o v ie t, R tr^im e l i t th w iatf
X U In
l* rc d ic lc d Hy 5lc n
! n i g h In R ie u la n Cottuc.*
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�THE B.vtfnnn HF.RALP. SATURDAY. JAWAHTJITTgr
Ty Cobb and Trig Speaker in Fighting Mood
Alabama, Stanford
Primed F o r Clash
A t Pasadena Today
l.lzaak W alton Body
To Hold C onvention
TAL LAI IAS3EC. F la- Jan. 1.—
The 1927 convention of th#
traak Walton
\ Florida divtaion
, Lragu* of America. will b* held i t
Tallahar***, according to an awrounrem ent bare by Hugh Colley,
.livivional rep reeen tath r at large.
! All atat* official* o f th* orgmnl!cation hare v o t'd to hold th* mootin* berdTome tim e In April, durin» the flrat month of th* tegfalaI thru aaarmbly. Each chapter will
•end delegat'*
Rorid* now har
52 chapter*, with an average of a
r r w chapter each week being add
ed. Mr. Gulley aald.
Spree her by outatanding a port a m*n of th* country will b# made
and th* annual election of officer*
held- A general diecv»"°n of b*tj term ent of-the gam# and flab 1*W»
of th* a tot*, and th* formulation
of a plan of procedure to th a t end.
ia alao expectedI to fc a tu rt the
1927 gathering.
Th«* TaMakaaae* chapter, of
which Scat* Gam* Coanmiaaioocr
J. R. Royall ir prtoideut and Cor.
John W. M artin and other * u u offlrial* ar* member*. will have
d a r g e of cotertainlng th e dakgate*.
The offlcara of the Florida divi■ion. I tank Waltoit League of
America, ara: A.
K notu. Yaaktvtovm, preeideat; Ckorg* MeGhan, Tampa, f lr tt vic»-prv*idcr,t:
C. S. Graham. Jacksonville, aecro(ary , and Dr. F.' T. Thcmpaon. OrUndo, trvaaorer.
The 192d convention of th*
Ic-irM wa* held a t Orlando
S ^ J r t f t r R e ln a U je n ie n L lie
A u e r t a U pon f iik i n g T n iln l h/ wL 7 r h " '
r tto W fp fa ito "
J J T iiS r
8»yfi Buck Weaver day*. tua*i.
- ___ a
I aroond time the
D e f in ite A n n o u n c e m e n t M a d e 1 haa participated
My L’o hb a n d S p e a k e r T h a t! Bo«» bowl rJaah.
L e fr.l A ction WiU B e T a k e n ; • " AUbam* *l*v
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'hlr»d when facet
CHICAGO. Jan. I-—1»*>— Th* reared certain d
New Tekr may uaher In atlU an- 1 over the L'nirerr
other baacball acandal. if Tommie-' ton f(Fto 19.
sieaer l-andia ia convinc'd by the
Stanford, with
promised reveU lkvu of t.’harlc-a Glenn (*lV>p) Wa:
(R vrtd'l B lib c rt, former White plan* of th» co«
Sojt pUgtT.
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The commiealoner’e Invitation to effrnar th* Taft
come to Chicago with n p * n u i favored to win.
paid aod “fa ir compensation” wat fens*. the haaia
aieaaled by Riaberg, who bearded n*r’a famnua “r*
a -tra in for Chicago at llochevter. by th* Stanford
Mlaiu. laat night. Riaberg work*.
lh, ^ . „ on
on. a. dairy fprm m a r the Mmn*-4 Stanford amaax
wota t«*n.
. 1 p^int* acainat n
Figrht R esults
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Reel and Sens
lou-- Drive - 1]
YOU DPIVB—Penletl *5crvice
Myrtle and 2ndSt
We will atart the New Year by hobMitf a—■
SPECIAL CANDY SAU
Martha Washington Candy
Reduced to
7S c lb*
Our regular price is 90c lb. •
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All-Star Teams A r e
To Master Only Few
Plays For Big Game
For a period of one week we will
offer our stbek of Martha Wash
ington Chocolates at 75c a lb. ThiB
candy was received this week and
is absolutely fresh. Your atten
tion is called to the fact that we
also handle Gilbert’s Panama
Chocolates, the famous .Louis
Sherry line and that good Or^
lando-Maid candy. .
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Sanford’s Only Confectionery
*y our curb service—it is UnextfijW
Coiner First S t, and Sanford Ave.
Phone 197
SAN FRANCISCO, Ja a . 1. —
OTV— ro lle r* football *Ur« from
th* ***t and mld-weat who meat a i
v rrf.rrn eleven tn tb* annual caat- J
they conferred in Cleveland. Ohio, on way* and w rit charity gam* her* hop* to win i
;91& Cleveland-Detroit U aeh .ll M m aaUring a limited number“ •* it* ■■■■«*■■■
I U )a rather than through a aerie*
'o f complicated formation* it} which
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era! Celebrated W inning Streaks
jC eneva-O glethorpe
In Sports World Checked...............
Last Y ea r,Glaam
m ee T hreatened 1c
By D isagreem en ts !
W YORK. Dec. 31 the I'rutrd S t.te , n,u.l h»»t U A .“ • j
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Jan. I. it
r 1 —tA'I—Official* of Genera College j i
• of Reaver Falla, Pa., and Ogle- j
* d o rp * University of A tlanta con‘ ferred for the third time thla morn
irg In an e ffo rt'to retch an agreeIla y.rldetl on* of hi* litir* to the mrnt whereby football team e r f
fam - m Swcdlah atar, Arre ttora. th# two tfhooU m iy pUjr th k
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Ia*t aummer, but retain^t the 60 ternoor. r»i«agT**»*nt aa to the
and KK* yard charopwnaWr*. »‘>d eligibility
, of _________
_ _p U y e rs.
four Geneva
raanu likaly ta rrtka it rover, year*
j l0 rcMtlt ia abaodoaih fYont.
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' iner.t of the. ganae.
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Yal*. in vamity rowing, and
i | , t u r d . end. and three
W alter llagen. i n W r o r , roIi bha
S lU w H “Bo"
feaaional gulf r .n U ; ba*. throet* Geneva whet, the
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goutFern laU rrolU giate
Alhtetic Aaroriation, which forbid
r irotrg t h t. t.
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^ rtcnibvt* to play agaliut “traaefer
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ORLANDO — ReaponaibUm for aaid their atandmg would b* ea,*the guxaling i-f liouor and ild d an g f'ed ahould the maa pUY.
m. v ,
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*.*• era w r.c «l.glh!r to pUy and would
f|.h .u M « ja of the older generation u
|f ^
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lu
I by I>r. Joaephin* fn c e Mmoicralt
dean of *ro»*n of the Cnlwraity
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MIAMI H a.. Jan L — 'AA‘
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m
atter
under
advi**uieat
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ganwGea* Sara en. the «ni> g v if.r * ‘.tF l.n. ColWgv.
Mia* Simmrrall t]rM w l w i, | t ^
compoaed of
an Impraa-tve tirin g of win* aver Itemed th* war for what ,h r da- Fw d u Va h . <ha>rn*an cf tfcd
{Walter lUgvn, the proferotontl
champtun. | tcpared to leave th<Uaig'a i n itam ptag ground t*>
y.gr# in a ^>w. both l.kewta., h*ee
Sarazen C a p t u r e s
Miami Tournament of*fJ?* :.*
And Prize o f $750
l^ew Dunedin Isles Golf Course Will
DUNKD1N. Jan. 1 . — Th# n*«
J lik u it gulf Ctjurae at th* Dun
edin l«!c Gulf and Cwuntry rlub
win U opened for play today with
t* f. trophy iltp* and otber vaUabte
aw ard , for playsre » n h low x u i t .
'A general lavtU tu n to atl Flor
ida rvlfrr* haa beea la»ue.i i>y
(iffhum,<d jh* club and many dr-
proaentisi by tit* Dunedin iTtamber
rtrh ,r ^
wilh ^
. f. Ct.ir.irtne .m l the Fiiarhkorn Miami d m " ‘ champioi.ahip *«»#•■
Flwtida rnm p.ny.
The
Friach- uhetn'about hit P *rx*. ,
.
Worn Florida .up will go
t» th* Rataarn tank a 20-foot putt i*.
winna, <g tie blind handicap and ^
^ oir ^
, bird** three
the Dorodta Cham Ur of Comnmrro ^
, uu,^
of m ^ , lnik.
trophy will be awarded th* play- ,
..j.,
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i i f b rtter than WUtte
h k in of w hea.
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U» HUN. wha i n the tllW Uft
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year with the »*rt* *roro. K k 'n
raw year with a round meg i~l*r,j
IA neiw t triu d J T
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l a order th at vUitlng golfer* the lowest groaa war# far th* first rough after a two mvnth*' lajrft'f t
mlty to
n r * and a like number for the and after a windy first (pun* that
hill and lowvjt grosa for the final nine.
'io«t Mm f--ar atrohaa found it A t
r Clear- The Dunedin M e . coeroe wa. dc ,lt u:i ' V ^1
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signed by thmald R«m and haa
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horn ran k 'd b , 'x f* rU a . am mt v ^
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tW r.^ t.a l. profevth* n a lly great g*W layouta of
#p»r.t tb s 'f lr a t rourd^a*-.
th* fA uttry. It U on high rolling
H .elf at the’* ,,.* * *
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Kto^rnd srotWoking fte a rw a trr any hope to win. trot U rnerJ. on
b*y and _thf Oulf and la re riel r th* course on hi* last nine hole*.'
with aperty difficulti**, irtluJing |||r card of 70 foe th* | u t t> was
r e n ta l attractive water hole*.
{not bettered by tteraaen.
E ven variety of gelflng tea* U _ . t —7 M*n»r», WW>auc<rod. d Jo* |
f Mexico,
ig p s ld ii., There
oil! provided within »« • .I I I -y * » d * ,,^ im ,r** a . profeasiaaral at Fair
n rnatvli.
via* Dr*
Ur* one
on* *ho»
shot wnapytewa
eenaattonir
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all I wBm i bring the je t U eittM *f the aatra tarn *«
aft- type* of golfer* from the duff*.’ for tb* toumamead. WR»Mr*»rhle^
h# Frtaohhnnrear*
FWeida
the *peering rv,
day.preal* to the expert will tie able tn *n- (laat round he dropped his third!
i*hot in th* cup from )M) yard* t
F laeiia Joy thamaelvc, over lu gnwna and ►•way for an vagi*, lie wa* fifth
wlhuwdin
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RIGHT!
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ltefu war*
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P e r h a p . y o u r lu c k h a * n o t o re n
Boys Wanted
lt>26— r c s r l v c t o m a k e 1 9 2 • »
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|„ Jl rc,p«t,-.Urt it tight by irttlh* tho
Two boys to deliver papers
on West F lrtt Streat and
Lake Monroe, must be over
12 years of age with bicyc
le. Good propositions for
right boys.
Apply bo
' tween S and 4 p. m.
Circulation Department,
The Sanford Herald.
good rcliabl* R*d Comb E t 8
L rin w .
th e
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and
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m ake
h e d th )
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Is • P r s s e r lp tlo n fo r
Colds, Grippe, Flu,
Dengue, Bilious Fever
and Malaria
I t kiU s (b o g e rm s
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Phone
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ANOTHER
ViSTCN
at ycur door—bringing you ^do^Qjiro
fXJrturrities, ior sou nil business <?xl
pansicn. Our bunking:-facilities are
at youi- seivice and we invitcYpp to
use them freely. Havy your Check
ing Account withvUS*
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Seminola, Park Running
For th^ balance of the cxui^ifeAtce meeting
n ^ v o o tl
ress at bdautifui Seminola Park, located r^c
on the Dixie Highway’ b^twOQn Orlandp
^ atid SanfoiM.
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general
adniisskin
including
the price of genenil T
. ... ~ grandstan.l
and parking privileges will be
$1.00 PLUS TAX—LADIES FREE EVERY DAY
SEVEN RACES DAILY—RAIN OR SHINE
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POST TIME 2:30
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RACING CLUB
Tinker,
�THE SANF&RD HCTAUlA MONDAY. JANUARY 3. 1927
p a c e iw
The Sanford Herald
A Good Remedy For A Dangerous Evil
W e h a d sc a rc e ly g o n e to p re ss la s t w eek w ith th e issu e
o f T h e H e ra ld c o n ta in in g a w a rn in g a g a in s t c ro o k s, th ie v e s
Z “ — v -1 . ‘ Knd m u rd e re r* u n d e r th e c a p tio n . "M ak e S a n fo rd th e S a f e s t
C itv .” v h ' n o n e n f t h e rn<»*t ittfO cfoM c rim e * in th e h tf to r y
Bf i r t h e ^ t y ts a s c o m m itte d :
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I T T . w /m ? ! , te m p o ra rily in s a n e a t th e s ig h t o f money* in th e h a n d s 'o f a.
defcnselea*.* m u*, b e a t am i clubbed" to d e a th w ith a lm o st inc re d ita b le b r u ta lity h is o w n e m id o y e r w ho h a d fo r a lo n g
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tim e b e e n f u r n is h in g h im -w ith t h e v e ry m ean ? f o r His b re a d
m i s * ii* « a n d b u t t e r .
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B u t o o r p u r p ^ 'S ht r s 'i # n o t to dw ell upon th is so rd id
t • - r r in c id e n t. It is too l a te now to lock th is p a r ti u’a r d o o r. B u t
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w e go on. w e wv>uld ra y a w d rd o f p r a is e f o r S a n f o r d *
n o »i it e n s i police fo rc e a n d t h e s h e r i f f s o ffic e , w h o c o m b in e d th e ir
* " - * ___ e ffo rt* in sol* in .7 w h a t p re m is e d to .b e o n e .o f th e m o st b a f
flin g c rim e * In th e vrfeot* c o u n try . T h e ir Work sh o w ed a
i\»W i t , . . IB **r«*»t#» it* uas t,.r r»* h ig h d e g re e o f fn te llig rr.e e w o rth y o f s im ila r o rg a n iz a tio n s
r «ll M»» 4i**sltcK-s
• m m r as I *!»•. t*» in t h e la r g e s t c itie s .
•IlM M bvrsia All
r „ J i n l i o t i a f .a a r l.l
r.i*»-aiw »i*«’ r» M n 4
A.* f a r ‘a.- th e p r-‘.*ent an il th f u tu r e a r * ct n e rn e d , w»a n o n ly r r i t e r i t r o u r f o r m e r a d m o n itio n to b e c c r? fu l a n d
to b e on th e w a h f o r c ro o k s. I>.» not a n r w e r d o o rb e lls
w ith o u t f i r s t a s c e r ta in in g w h o is o n th e o u ts id e , ! ) i n o t
r o to b ed a t n ig h t c a re le s s ly le a v in g a d o o r o r w indow u n
locked. U n d e r no c irc u m s ta n c e * d -p la y je w e lry o r m oney
in p u b lic a n d not ev en in t h e p re se n c e o f a seco n d o r th ir d
person* if - jw s iib le . u n ic a s h e t>e v ery w ell k now n.
F o r th e w oods a r e fu ll o f th ie v e s. N ot m o re th a h a w eek
jt tw o a g o . in C o ral C a b le s, p ro b a b ly th e b e st m a r.a g W a n d
m o st a b ly p ro te c te d c i t y in th e s t a t r . a re sid e n t a n sw e re d
hi* d o o rb ell a n d allow ed a perw>n to eater* w h * c la im e d to
b e a W e s te rn U nion m e s s e n g e r boy. T h e *,boy*‘ tu r n e d o u t
o l>e a n e g r o a h '* ’k n o c k e d t h e r »ient ynconscioiis* a tta c k e d
b is w ife a n d th e n ro b b e d h is houad, fin a lly m a k in g h is e s
cape.
.
. S u c h w r u r r d e v * a re Vn- w i' to be n o t u n co m m o n to
h o fe w h o re a d th e n e w sp a p e rs o f m e s ta te . In on * F lo rid a
!»IBlX h’EKSK FOR TODAY
•ow
n a p ro m in e n t m an v*a> held i ■a n d ro b b e d tw ic e in on*V GOD P tR t LOl.'- HIS PEOPLE
8 - -Co.! it n f strength a--*i power: w eek, b o th tim e s liv in g s tr u c k 'a n d le ft u n co n sci.’u s. T h e
; *.wl h* nrihatb wr »•» ferfect." M iam i p a p e rs e a r n ’ fm m o n e -h a lf to a fu ll c o lu m n o f h o ld u p s
JL.'U m . t L M.
.•very d a y , w h ic h look v e ry m uch lik e th e p e rs o n a ls o n th e
v3 rMAYklk—O lyW Th. u h»*«
£*ij, ” 1 will instruct th** ar.J t»*rh so c ie ty p ag e.
fhee in lb* w ar »Hkh Own »h*h
Have You
Some Money
Shelved
As Brisbane p e
Alt R*sdy far 1**7.
V
Ki rtk i t k n * G rralrst.
Rabbits. Ila u ird a . H i m .
I i t n i t a n i i I*. L**agr.
Itv ASTHI K BRISBANE
B ric k b u ild in g , h a rrin a j
a m i g r o c e r y am ! d r y joq ,
s to c k . a U o d r u g s , a eg
bargain.
Any reasonable offer
cons (tiered
VICTORVIL1E. C alif, Jan. X.
1927.—The n t r j t a : cl ■. rk b*
gins. In tk . « J '.ti r r w y t h l 'j ; 4a
r**.ly for t b » r ablr to ror.tir j»
ban! work w.tf. .ntelllrrtic?. Land,
D W T . mac h. .-.erg and irtrD igm r*
at* her*.
Inquire at Postoffi<
“ Lake M a r y ; F la .
PORTABLE
^ PHONOGRAPH
$12.50
GAS 18CTS
Cut Prices on Tires
F. P. RINES
U 1 3 S a n f o r d A v e.
.P h o n e 461-J
Can the Willard B ailed
Wen—We recharge and re
pair all makes of batteries
DO tt F. GOVERN oarseler* 7 j
Ask the ' i r a t t s The) fc*n* the |
a
P H O N E 518
««-. * Mb* numWv and a fc*
carp rat.i#n and ra ilr ad men tell
tb.® what tb * r m ar sod m ar m>t
kai* wSth the accent on the not.
Thc.name of Lincoln will be Hon-rU a* kwt« as it i- temembetfd
But we.havw miiliow.- of years t o ; .
ro rn th 's earth, Science proved, I
i t Gabriel will r.rt appear for HW
m.lliort tears at lra*t; 70.O00 jears
benite, IJneoln. Cae-ar. S 'r K k m
Alexander. I'arh. will U-’ ehaenrv
( i f ' Venae* i d net fail U l•* her*
B u t w ith th e CdU«|y»e. o f i h r rv-ii t**{3 t . ;»■ ,r, . i n i th e name* kr- sm ynlj to thr eruditr,
birth,
;u n u * |u t>nt u n e m p lo y m e n t o f th o i a r . i l rta r.v u x t n itl/ sjt.t more .discure than that of llam
.
Vtnic*. the «!de*t child of Liberty , h e ir p p o tp e c tiv e m illio n * , v a n is h in g in to th in a ir. b u t a lso morrabl.
ea* . . . a m iid x i'r tv iw ^ht .^d fountl it d iffic u lt to m a k e a m e a g e r liv in g . T h e y h a le d th e
THE GREATEST MEN are
fr4 :
, jibe* o f th e ir frie n d s w h ic h th e y knew uroald c o m e if th ty these that ad I most to e -.strurtJT*
. n
tu» for™
r f t u r r .n l h^mc* fcnd th e y drfeftffal <?il> w orjie th ?
of knmwScsdyr. Name* that will out
hunger.
#
*
%
*
last lO.tM.' years are Pythagoras,
An*'
ietA or‘ ” h f m ,t •
n u t th e s e a r c not th e only o n e- w h o t r e / ) v w p re y in g Thales. Anstotle ArrhiraHy*. Co
pernicus, Koplrr. Gsl'Jes. D.s
She m ust m ^ ru se t h r ’ everU stiny jp o n th e p ublic. P ro fe ssio n a l c rim in a ls fro m ?J nv b ig c itie a ,-ajt«». Newton, and fOtJJOhOPO
la v e Jong c o n std e rc d F lo rid a a mt>sl tijm ir a b f t, rnecca fo r \tr.i r^^as know let- s ’- ml any af
i.
.
v- . . .
th e ir illegal a c tiv itie s . W h en th e a tn rie * o f F lo rid a m illion- the it than abrtjt Jack Drmpser.
V« j rartret tnchsdr ia the list
ary d r tu ti mvs.-wn. | winter, or
pk l-*soph»r » he.'will k*. i t n i n to
tt -.-n i f
100 centuries
Boys Wanted
WHAT THE END
TA M PA ,TH IES
•-at of a lia r’s which* for a while tended to eonl US ab. rr, the Vine* tha: It na* dvin£ nut. It
now appears l» hare been coin*
i attorney who pletely rpTivel- If it persists to
prosecutions of Iti es er.tual end_ there will he worsea rsin a t fo ar than sovietism ‘in this country?
» that recently' What it the rrrredy One who
it n e n Shoehood honestly asks that .^yestion and as ;
root:* and floe- honestly seek* its 'answer find* 1
* r.n y the klan himself crop my ti> the dark —
to h aw teen yroptnc hopelessly If those who
men. and then commit it-ch o u trsres could be
d u x p rd ir.t i a ccagfd a aJ 'pu air bed the remedy
city The yor- srjuld h» s t hand. It appears to
so offered a re [ho out of the (iossibilitica that
t the first c o n -’ they wdl he. Soroethlt-.y needs to
•r <f this p atty |f e «t w
A* rften as that is rust-e e m ij t h a t ' « t‘ the c i „ u . n arises,* W hat?
witt.
jf th# q f f ^ e n cf the law wr^tld
et r a r te t„-.rtheir full duty, if t i e court*
would art prvmptly and efftcientiy.
ye. Florida, the 1 if jurors would m a m the s-vrdet*
if a eurio s h .^ 'th e y .h-.uld return under the evi
ls is seixed by deace. if yovemors aad pard >n
» d t«
tied to tonrrr b-ards would stop paroliay and
- -r **
I until th f tas5- pardon iny rxcept as it is needed
■ *
d by the timely that they do so in en ter to deal
* 'r *
r of his fnends e ti even and r r s r t justice we
lfr *1
ic b e a te n Into would.V upon a better day. T h a t1
ft
owe red automs- they will do sa it too much to ex
b 'ChI
portb.le.
da, the ci!v jail
A rd a. thiny* are we land face
U 1
. <as bf
U j t a r chi ne- to ‘face with the fart that disre(tv , arrested cr. a chary* of a t -1 yard for the law U c t ~ i y to be
’.<mptlay tu ext'-rt at pistol point . the must common thltty smc*r,y us
_
an alleged
debt from a W aldo]—and the moat dangerous. ' Iliyhtshite w. man. taken to a lonely; iny toch a coedition arid removing
pot several mile* from ilm m and j stsch a dangerous ya&cerr f r m th*
hot to death A i >rvo*r‘i jury r e - , body politic rails f .r i rsw i p en*
turned a serdict th at the negro I jcs. N'’*- r »ny of tr ,..r c-cirt r*
■aias to hi* death “a t th e handsl*e left, if tr y. It lo .k • «. if wvf
uf a party or ;a rtie s unknown."
an* eorairy ipon the tin* when
PassiWy the day’s newt far- every d i n — will have to y- armed
ri shed .more happenings of the and shat t>
ay. or h*yht —these. 1
atwe chars, ter. Let’s hope not. public o < U i 4w rst- mostly at
The r effotts will seem at unrotilfc K> the i w-a! r*iC!>t ■ cf the
V.i.fe herdvn ; life hath rea.k ’d ,ts
llltd rw c pe'-pW’ w-ou'<^ item to u*
^ final day; .
•
N f i l s r r we, and i t s t l g n ei* v l i r
THE GREAT MAN a n v ry im L
* even the shade
h. who dor* •! ■■ Sc»t ta d Urals
n ; t t u t which One* * 4* great has il.in |»f'.hng fir viulaiiftf: toim* traffic''-trdinap
f
h
r
t*>;-j.'tiy d ith others wwaker than
- pa sed away.
Cither y trataeis time
,W. W o rv b w v rtS .O a the l*t- Uc tn ty a n v s t, but unlcsz thr *v urt* convict roxl p ra t.d e * irielf.
tlnclsen of the V snttian RepuMtc. ,*uu’rhm cnt ru m n u n su ra ir unih the entne com m itted.- lav —washes sway s< wave* wsth away
' «P
-..... Q - ’_
Jrvr • •»> • r n.-We d-- r. :
<- -ft.-wc will ro n t'i ti<^
. *
rew gbiie the great when they are
d d d O * km ** a w r y a* much
In N orth ('a n d ir* th e n
-t a law u Hk Ii provided th< with bs Lonr-ardy da Vinci in a'll
loath jvnalty for any rwWscry i;y fore?.' A tntrglar entering *,'s »T> ,yt. »> far "a* this writer
umcil Colkye •Men Eat
a house by breaking a lock i* 3»cntrrK»d t<> hang.. w\ holdup itw'wv does not twen'-xm. Ids run
m p u rtry .‘Chr.ttajJw r C’nljwibu*.
a Week”—headline. 1 W
m an. w hether h e get.’ anything from hi* \ i tim <r not. mav te
and it *jt*uld amuse you to dig out
ie time ihryr starve.
oe sent to death. It t* not stra n g e th at N orth t'a n d in a ha« of the Dae de Sarat Bimwni thouj ■arsds ! page, '.he paragro. that
l^nh>iuak,v in Califemla ar<J • fry few law violations o f this k »d.
a
SM* w Tn a m s c i
Give
11 Florida would improve th e abominab * r -idition» ss dfrt U s to Voltaire, “ so-.
y
M old .Elortda ni*ry time.
which exist, it m ight copy a page frxjm N orth Caroiina*<i law sotary « b i » t i employed l
father s'-i me . r.t.l the 1!"
l.—L
J.
? N G m n w r c f f io r d s is
death."
I tiM p W k . acts with evlertty.
•nsM Trsburw He eats c-lcry.
OK VOLTAIRE Saint S
u p fnrtD r that “he even ach * ■
*
*
*
h Rm m hat wnltrt>a,JMw
e l a sort nf ,rrportAuc* an : »- >
he lercr.t fiiin s s t aw*
L iste n in g o v e r th e ra d io .o o e S u n d a y n ig h t hot long ago tain pswpts " TW Jake, wf
whnt * M b ,’a*M r f it.
I s * hr “fell t<- the flwar avJ ( r
we hate not ween a copy w e h e a rd a vocal g y m n a s t p ro d u c e a *opnuw> so lo .. The la d ) rrtsewd the k.ny'* t r n s * a hen f .
a a* e v id e n tly sin g in g v o m e th in g a b o u t "p e a c e in . ji-s.us.'* a!n were U s Ui s h I o p - i him f r a
’.h o se w ord* could o c c a sio n a lly be s e p a ra te d fro m th e trill* tfce pockets of miaerst-k prasasts
»nd th e w a rb lin g , b u t ju a t h o w th e n o tae’ i^ ie w a s m ak in g cm , dream*it that Vohair* w*
■rnd th e g e n e ra l * ty le o f h e r rin g in g c o u ld b e c o n sid e re d p a r t H- .cif Lm u IV jrW rU 'i >r<* r t j the ywi. Ctnc aru!*.»<
b f th e w o rsh ip in t h a t c h u rc h w e co u ld n o t see. .
ticxtay Fret* t daks* to m an;
■ Sanford stay •( 1st* it u
P e rh a p s th e r e a r e people w h o re c e iv e s p ir itu a l b e n e fit
t*(tally dell week when they fro m f a n ta s tic sin g in g by c h u rc h so Jiu stt a n d c h u rc h c h o ir* . Ametx-aa yvrb fsr a bviay
h ate owe H mere fatal awt>
IS WRITTEN' in the Saaeridrnt*. - Fwitis U P If th e y d o t h a t 4* s o m - th in g f i l e w« d o n o t u n d e rs ta n d . T h e
tatniw at Vtrtof7w-tli« ,< t»
(sjint i*. hftw m a n y miirt- peo p le a r e th e r.- w h o w ould g rv a tly
desert, f t mile- baik frslik e to see u m p lc air.g :n g r c a to re d to th e rh u r c h e * ? H-*w
jfrlM irrtt lb* ("a/cm IV
p-i*p wf C k its p i fltS M M l m a n j people a r c th e r e
h o g e t n o th in g b e tte r th a n a m u se -1
' watered ypwny . f-rs t *
|*ed th* Khtfoed dreetao: a 1*1* New Year's d e w
f Perhaps the Sew Ysar will m e n t o u t o f th e n o isy in th y m s a n d th« h ig h - f a h itin g m km
t stuff it* j gw ever th .
I IftftH 11 sent la the real w» ih a t ta k e ao m u ch o f th e tim e o f a c h u rc h -^ rv ic e th m e d a y s ? i
Jt seem s t h a t th e tv m u s t be a n u m L -r o f p eo p le o b je c t.n g P> th;»t *-.rt wf m u sic in th e c h u rc h . W e gv-sd in a
report f n m th e C o m m itte e o n C h u rc h M . i ; l ^ | f T h e U n ite d
Id ith e m n C h u r c h o f A m e ric a t h a t . **AH th e choir** a c t* m u st
b r Ad e n t o x iic k a l o
w act* c f w o rsh ip , a n d if an a n th e m b»- su n g , i t m u st be
ch o sen w ith d u e reference in th e d a y . se a so n , o r o c ra iio n . •a w e K > b s ,lw 1 t siybt tM 4sy,
TV*M M » upeft '*r.--sand* in
and b e *cng in a m anner to in s p ire d ev o tio n . *
IV W . t s O n t t s i a t U wttK-v. T n i r t M t sc* sa ffrr;ag frww tb*
JH cr■ >•*, h a re it, * »ung in a m anner to inspire d e v o >*»» *«. AM wberr tb* water w ont Owod in tb* - -inry mt that
iwfa«rv w m w * uf wf itsrif. u great SawlWm M iig , H o w lm
tion." Wr heard a music hall ballad sung-‘one tim e w ith so H
x U r pamp b iit f t uy> tw k m:». are having tb*(r . it tut* caadtmuch bs*uty and feeling, rough m m wept, a n d w hila they
The “Worship In Church Music”
ARCADE
DELICATESSEN
Pref^red Meat*
• B o lls, C a k e s
S a la d s . C h e e se
44 M c L a n d e r A rc a d e *
T w c Boy* to M e liv c r papcri
o n W e s t F i r s t S t r e e t and
L a k e M o n ro e , m u s t b e o v d
1 2 y e a r s o f n g e w j t h bic)"tJ
le. G o o d p ro im siU o n s ferj
rig h t
bov*.
Apply ben
t w e e n .3 a n u * p. m .
C ir c u la tio n ' B epart*m r.tJ
T he S a n fo rd H fra il
ORANGES
TANGERINES
*
New *Years:
Place Your Order Now-
BLUE BONNET
MARKETS __ _
WHAT 1‘RICE JU1XJMETTT
were in tA&l# mood a Salvation Army m an p ra y e d ., They
"got" th at prayer. On th e o ther hand we have h e a rt a hym n ]. MILUONS WILL FIND
’ f p a DrA.'h la d r f **!*«■* -Inward up in such operatic music, melody wa* affected b y jaiffir coe wwaltb. btaKb .a*
Am va
— * *’—
w ry b a s i i f d editanal <*
»ffT u # af “Xtnaa- W*U. . Is nopds. Th. m an who followed it with a prayer*brought tk»l Art
fvrtiW
R qw roatinu* t» deesclirh nobody Into a *tate o f nearnesa to God. T h e f w ere n o t’j n : ■aiU» g L _ ____ ____ ,
‘ 1 IM I -> W Will IlktVt** the mood for prayer.
jtfkiar w falfdl th* B*bl*
lr *w bV.-k tbM it task* lif t
O th er churches a* well a* th e Lutheran m ight do trell I'^Ow tbR WtMrt tsMcu
1q exam ine th e amount- o f w o rth 'p represented in th rir
ftr«
tu ( j t l llM liwrb- jth u rc h music.
J i* - t'niznd State* during . -
tins p ad* a sm
s a t*
by c*U
tr a il* * foUowiny •• *ey rdass
ky using
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staff? iH y w If sad say
let ( ns — m w e **l> h a rr
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rr
lltu v r«*d
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7T«m UrfLs
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
TELEPH O N E
148
M RS.
FRED
P.
D A IQ K R , S O C IE T Y
Many Sanford People
Enjoy Dinner Sunday
At The Country Club
E D IT O R
R E S ID E N C E
l hen* Sandal i Ml** Jean Xannvr hai* rvturm d
lit hi* rout her to her h -me IW t'alafka after
| tfwftiftnc the week-end Hvf^aa Ifa*
t .11# v im Trill*'*. itm.iiK'ii*
daaiilt. *
Mr. nr.J M n . Ira U, t u r n ,'
— -An unusually large crowd erf-j Ida J i.rtrti and tk\ \ l | IkiAien
joyed dinner at the Country Chib turne-l hmnr Suttdeyevening
L if* C n,
* |* it LYt
Sunday. Iru hiding parties of two Miami where ihb]r ai^-nt, tb* a
end.
.
' /
t M i;* w ith .fk h lla ttir'i p a J tfltt J RoM to* AnilaraoH mi* * go**;
'an d more.
j i f H a ' f , VKa r<!t and » K t a t the it
•’ •
Mirth will meet at j Amnng thus* w rrr: Mr. and
J lr ami Mt*, Rraxton L. Perkin* ' M'*a Mat**
hf f y l h i d ,
r*.' R. W. ijrw ti n. (Mr*. Charles Powell, Jr., Mr. ami
a i S tatio n
tto A irru e . at Tt;30
]31r*. J amt-i A. Pittm an, Mr. and ot . Mr. and M r*.'F rank Mil* drart of S ti Mod
M r.iam l Mia. WalfTad P te ro n
i Mre. la w to n and Mr».
(Mr*. Smith arul family, Maj. K M. and at Fnrt My*r» *« the c im li lY.iwrvit v. srVnl thn *ui-k m il ja rd brother. Cart,- entertained at
and
rhildrrn
rpetU
the
weak*
h
ern
o
tko
g
tiry
t
of
Mr*.
Jflhn
) am hpatre’re.
Davidson, Mr*. F. M. Davidson.
Jdlnnrr ( 'h r m n a i day har aiitcr,
• .iaa.lt
te rr.
*
i committee* nf the Pree- Mr. and Mr*. Prank ‘MneNeilL of
Mr*. Alma Miner, aiw| chlMrrn ami
iiiliary will meet at tlm •Sanford, Mr*, Gniyc* Dyer of Itan.
litre father, 0 , Malm. Mr. Lind
•
Frank
Chaar
left
Monday
to
rosa» City. M a, Paul It. Foth**, Mr.
>h. and Mr*. F. A. E*erhard of a r.d Prank Pr **in.
30 o’clock.
•um
r
hi*
*t'idie»
at
K
zrtar,
after
and Mr*. William Crandall and
RlptftU \V1»„ re ru U r winter vl*ll»t* I Captain Munaint ami wife and
family. Mr. and Mr*. William rpm dlR f the hutiil*v* her* with i i n i n l here'Sunil*y .and are plea* •h lighter. M iu Jorephlna, uf Sa
I family,
TUESDAY
him parent*. Mr. and S|r». S. O. »*r.|y located for the winter at the
1M inionary. Society-of C W u n n n . Ml** Mara* Oiwem*n, Cha»e,
vannah, G a . are spending the ho)),
l>.
Belt**.
Kenneth
BIU*.
Mr.
alid
Morlacunii.
‘
.
In rh a irh will meet at
day# h e n with relative#, mostly
Mr*. J. firewater. Wiltlam Horan
with h it t)*trr. Mr* It lima Land*'
Mr* Paul Redfrrn ami bahy left
ML a rd Mr*. Charh** Kinner.
* On •llW nouijy they wrtv
p* of We*try will hold' and Thoma* llo ran .
Friday
aflernmm
for
their
hhtac
at
Mr* E. Kennedy. Jodjce and Mr*.
M1*1 Anna K»nr»r » e l I H. Kan- •upper irue.t’ a t the home- nf M r*.
cetinx a t 7 ^ 0 o'clock in
Wildwood
a
fte
r
»pendln»
the
hall-*
Iwahy, Mi*» Ver* la th y . Mr. and
ovr toturrud.home Sunday rcettin* .
ttwai:*,*’!.
riauti* a t the Methndiit
Mr*. L. VwrW Hi and family, Mr. day* hero with Mr, and Mt*. G. W. front Jack ■(,nr tile wher.- tkey tjw nt
j
Mr*.
Si*.tt
Pujiie uf \v**t Dalai
Spencer.
ti. II. I l r m n r . Mr. and Mr*. G. (i.
the deekwml
liaarh *p*"t Chrietma* at the home
*Cla*t will meet with Kilpatrick and »or. Mr. am f Mr*. J.
•nf her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. At*
Mi** F.ltiabeth ll..|rw,x»|
<f
I. Echpl* on the \Ve*t H. Van Hoy. Mr. and Mr*. J. G.
Chartr* D. Ilighieym'an; who h*» frr*l Kriooiv.
Cwpe t'karle*. V*., i» iiwmimp the
R-.ber.i are a*kc,| to meet Herrin*, fa a* Kleanur H errinr,
Mr». Ilannah T-t*re, thn mothi r
at the church at 7 :Ik o*. R. Phillip*'. Mi** Marion Phillip*. w m trr hero, with her aunt, Mr* J. k m spending the holiday* here
■ Sunday to (of Mm . (o.rdoa, h*« been t# ry ill
go out in a body,
Fted T. William* and Pm l*rich J. G. Taylor at hrr home SS2 IlirH- iMtli’ hi* pa rant
o n tin u e him *tudu-* at the Maivpr.- , and u lh hi t e n d f, r ut the Prr^
lantl A tcru r.
re hoard of the Woman'* William*.
rlky o f lY u w iu ti .
no hi tauyliton hntpital,
*
Mrs.
E.
W.
Truem.in.
Saint
meet in the »un parlor at
Mr. C..U Mt*. J . II. haw*i>n and
j Until Mwiiiuori ami wife, who
Marier. Idaho, Mr. and Mrt-Percy
M M a t 10 o’clock. '
Mi»* Cbart’c lto J l r u c r « f-la* » ;« rr h x a in l at Nrwattr* for tho
Hitcuck of Coral GaMr*. Mr. and daughtoc IV 4hc» txdarn, .1 home
Jim . Manley Stockf«*n. Mav StfWr Thnr.<*‘.u) t i'ptiing from a imitol d ah . Pa , w|w*na* I n ' r*l*rt»WrlV .■winter, i n home fnr ihn hoHdayC.
t r i ’ UIm C lairr Zathry, IVane trip i i St. IVUj»hurc. Tampa and enUrlalni'd A urtng •>,(. vieae here
Irat-r* Tiirtday n w " r. for M*r>
T arner Jr., Mli* Lcnahrllo Haitan. CUnrwatcr. i ‘f
mvunt St hu*«|-ci!'the 11uiUan where
Joe Caldwell. Mi** C arm eta B ar
Mi*a RiwaHnd U i|li»ni««rv who •he wilt leeitme hvr 'Mile#.
ro*e *ale at the Wom- ber, B rirr* A rrinrton and MU*
Emily Griffin.
ha* been the attractive haute #ue»«
,3 o'clock.
Mr*. J . E. I<ainy
Jeanet
1» RolwTtJ, Mr. aiyd Mr*. Cran* uf M in Maude 1*1 l (fur the part
IrVkrtteg of Orlando, a
luting, Mi*» t_ tu n 1 *itig sad E.
dell
anil
family,*
B.
W.
H
efM
an.'B.
week, left Sunday fur her home
krvhitect will »jieak at
II. Vtcker,* rrrurm .i
no M>nda.
Pot the Woman"* Club. F.. Chapman.- II. Batman, Mr*. a t GainnviUe,
u m l n g lrv«n M> >■ ' . a , Th*’ nWaUh, Mr. Thoma*. W. Boyd. Mr.
u t i l L ami 1 alUhi. - wher* Th* v
and Mr*. I~ P. MK’uller and fam*
Ji *e|ih "Kuhlton ,*ho ha* been
[Friday
Uy, Oti* Geonr*. George Snther- vlilting In Sanford a* the"gvie*Puf yj^r.t the holid*y«
|oti meeting of the land, J. K rnnnly, A rt Malay, El*
Mr, and Mr*.' Henry Wight left
> of Hanford, at 10 o'- nier CarUon and L Vouchee*.
frid a y m im in g fitr hi* home ai
let F orrrat Lake.
Thomarvllle, Ga.
Saturday
Mr. ami Mr*. S. (J. I’o rtrr and
if a t 10 o’clock a t the children »pent the wvrk-end w lft
MU* Charlntt* S tryker ha* rt~
rlaliv ei at Palatkd.
■pent a th rrt time a* the g u tit ,>f
Mi** Fern W ard U *(wmling th* tu rn ed ' from Tampa where »he
week-end aa the guest of Mi** Mr*. I.uciu* MrLrrnd a t W r home
MU* M anrltr U«H>,naWl UR
Monday aftermH(n fur Athctuu Ga ,
Ilillie W att a t her home at Ormond In Nrw Suburb BcautlfwL
where *fa> la fta<<>ing *t Geerg.n
M>«* Edith Itahner Wheiha* barn 'N o ltn a l J ' l ’-'g e , .ft**
■«*i ting
Mr. and Mrs.-David L T i t * » h r
[ion to the regular b u ll
ing of the Woman'* Club are Tii-W at hotnb t«f their friend* v<«itlng her. *t*ler, Mr» Willia'n he hoTUar* her- with her
r*(l»y afternoon a t 3 at their apartm ent* on Park A 'e - J, Jlatrty fur the pa»t wreek atrhvr Mt. am t’Mr*. E. II. Mrfh.n^M. - «
h >«t in Man Lanta, Irfi Friday for
ulford F. Foster of 'ttr- n de.. .
her home a t St. Augutiihe.
otrd Und'Utpe architect.
K p . E. 1*. Tyler Hr., and K. I*
T>1rr J r , of U ve Oak are vndline
Mr*. P, F. Crary wh« ha* lie n
here a* the g u eits of Mr*. L, M. tbt guest t f her liilc r, M n
Ttlford.
George Shipp fur the |ui*t IU day*
at her hom e. «-n Central Avpaur
left Friday fo r h*r h.-.*i- »n T am p i
«
ipe Artist To
At I^ocal Club
York, where bn apent a short time
rdrn. the brilliant m ri- on buwine**.
______
0 eingcr who come* to
Alvin Wl*hl ha* returned to hi*
n Jan. 10, to aing in con*
If city. Dali, under the home at Cain*. Ga.. a fte r a oleaif the Mp*le Jlepartm ent ««nt vl*ll hero aa the guest of Mr.
ptiati’* Club, was trained and Mr*. Ilenry W i|b L
•Prceia, who wa* al*o the
Ilarry T. ilodwell and Georg*
1 Alma Clack and Hrtphie
Hridgt • of Praeidenic*, IL I , a r
rived here Friday to ija n d n v c ra l
Arden ba* appeared in week* here on bualne**.
iMwert* and ' recital*. aauch artist* a* I-laan, M*r
Robert E. Ilrrn d n returned
Icmpel, Click, Ilelalca und i boaia Thursday . : rtan li.g from
• Il I* in U reitlng a b u to I SlijgYepoit, L*d whet* b* *p«nt
x Mi** Allien come* from 1»«Rrral <]■> * a n boviheu■rican •tprfa
Her fatht. ,' % t
L- m> "1
I r n tm tfiSfb C*n>b im, a t t
Min. IsKti* Twrltchelf returned
hut. lay U» her home a t Daytona
Iloaih, a ^ a r a rleaaant visit hoto
lie the guest of Mr. and Mr*. Ray
mond Key.
bization Of Tlie
Club Will Be
letecFOn Friday
Hotel F o m * t Lake a t 10
Md Friday morning, the
n of tha organisation »f
in Club of Hanford will be
„
^
« ...
Mr. and Mr* (». II. ^*n,
children and Mr*. Hander,
Hr*, I*. E. Orln.an. uf
M'aro-, ipeftl the * irk '
Tkinpo and. HL IYt«r*burg
:
J . E. Bridge* and. oust*, Clay a id
Arthur, left Monday morning f »r.
(h alt home at It*>- . K V. (V, a ft-r
•pending the hottdoja bar* aa the
^ue*t* of Mr. ■ i Mr* A. l>
—
- nuat y ’
V« I II l: To i Ml Ml ro ll*
i *i
T it if tY il!n T fiF r l n f r>>rVTV
J ilw n c
e m Y T t.
PY \T K n»* ri.U IttllV .
to l*
i.‘*i i t . 1 “ I D i l i
Keelr. il *,!«•***
Yew -and *»ih- *1 nw. *ra-b*r»br
MHItlal ■lv.| Irq u lm t ill
■**■1■ *tilma a>i^
o hlrh vuh
„r eith*r u( you. m a r hav* *aainet
It* 1*1111 nt'Marv V S’, K«»ty. da*
(» s u i t . I l i a Of a ta iin a ia >’• « « ♦ »
»T«rl>la. l a i p e l i n o J a » <1. *>i*inti.
i'.vualy l(*d«. *f amilwala t’nwwty.
a t hi-, ,- rf lr* ' o iti* I ' t o i n l r ' ' n u n hou»« in H*t>r*-r«l. *nMlo**l*• ('unity,
w t l h i n t e i h « im .n th * ( m m
Ilia ■••!* h e r e o f ,
I ' a i n i . v . w f w i o - r . a . iv , i* r «
. M k ril )
K M Itfl.
.tiln lM ilra lir-ir Iha K <uu ot
M*>* t \\ Ki*ty, *>, *a*a.
Gyrunadiuhi .CIusscb
P O O R LIGHTS
COSTLY
For* an o p o r factory IHM I1 3 (a ■
n o n p ro d u cin g o*pctn*o th a t Contin*
ua»y aOkortm trw proflta.
P ro p ar
lighting coat* n o m oro an d
1 t m l K i Suitable To Mrmlwr*
City Hall
T a n Mum ng* l^»<h WerK
Wk* IhT tv»*ynm
' W.SO |w r M n n th
Enroll Kuw With
*
Miss Murv Clark
I Ur* Oak . l i t .
'CIlW N to begin a t on, e.
. C onsarvea the E yas
Reduces Aocidenta !
Reducoa Im perfect W or>
/'.dferaaaaa E B tciancy
'tjnereaeea Production
JMahaa M o n ty
May we awai«*t that if you*.are Irw
doubt about the efficiency of yo u r
•nop or factory Illum ination, consult
» reapenaible licenaed electrician.
It w ill Pay
TV
f t , 000
d h.ri ■ a way to end cold* »«
uuwk, rffu vnt end
that
w* part i t i> -I mat fur it. That
“ • J I* IIMJ.'S. It rti^ n rold* |n
51 boura, rhork* (***/., ugena th e
> n*el*. (w in |b„ ei (ire iy*teui,
itw nullInna e h n Aniiw )t always
LILLIAN
GISH
tiM a m
9 N |a
^ T tp p t
i J l |i «
i
liS ta m
1-’ I l i a
P iU p m
7 '1 'p fa
FLORIDA
POW ER & L IG H T j
CO M PAN Y
h here now in her great
est emotional triumph—
Mtdrit.
W f im arew iiraiifa B ^ ^
KnervatUr-*, lift ■• ••« mi from T bket Agent *»r
Vk
C. \V. H\V,
'
t,
satifu rd . lie , Pti* ue C-l-J
v
Atlantic Coast Line
t m : tTA.NiiARH n i i i BOAii u f t h e b t u r r i i
•
'HiIs gasoline
pressure Kadiunt
MONDAY
JA N L A U V
T u r n itn th o jfita Atli! b r d a k f p a t la rv a ily ip
«• j if f y . T h e R u t i H g h U r a lim in a ltra th «
(rtiu h la o f YVwn Q u ittin g a i n a t r h . W 'lllt S a u ^
fo rtl'p now a tiu h iiu n t *uppi>- o f g a* a m i- a
Peerlees Gas Ranjfe
Kanfurd
Home life U j u t! onu k«mm) m eal a fte r arw'tltcr. And ita m uch r M n e r , tm Jrket. uml
i l i-aper a n d alway.a r r a d r a t m eal tiraca. * t
—
l - Mi«» Anna J'uB . . who ha* be«t
J lending Die totUdaj Iwr# wjU
[her parent*, Mr. Vnd Mr*. It. C;
IhiRooe. left Sunday for Attau
jle, U a , where *hd is taking a
iv w tel lib iu n ro u t.- at Emoty
V
f a a i l i ‘i m i « r *
U c » i * » a lu al l t m m
»nA a d C t l i e n i * h a v i n g
I ' t a l m * ot I I .
M p l n i t *al<*
l.ita i.
IW7
n LYt Sanfcrtl
Vf'.L.Ar»
n L». Jaeksctu
n Lv. K araanah
w. . “ Ar.
n A r. NyOhark-Mii.
“ Lv.
n Ar. Kiehmoivl
. .. " L»i ,tr. W aihingti t,
.
R.FJflM .v.
■ Ar. HRlHfttrri
P R h L*.
n Ar Phllad' 1c>
“ ■ Lv.
w Ar \*w Y<-rk
-H •— ** 'Lv.
My' and Mr*.
1* t»«tu
of A tlanta. Ga . enr vinting the
former'* mother, Mr*. Lola I*
G ettr and (b te r. Mr* W. C. Hill
at their horn* on Magnwlw Avetide
ir
J, S i lark will preach in
"t 1 iV v lo rh Jan. J.
Florida G u ll Coast
Limited
ig> .
»
Coaches t<i Jaeksom tile
v . T ..v
> Mr*. James ft*r *nd Mi*. Kath.f fine Ray n l k t i t<* their hour
bt Jarkror.viUc f , Uy a /te r tpvad
Mr. and Mr*. J. I> WiK*Jruff and 1>R the |<<ut Writ, hvr# a* tki
Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Putter m o pu**u of tW f y r u r i'jis itU r , Mr*
Fhirard.
tored |a 5t. Petersburg Friday eve
ning, when* they (pent tha week
Ml*- M a rra m f.tchary left Mon
end. i
day mornlr.g f o r , Durham, N. f .
She will continue her atudiea at
Calvin Tlouglae nf NaakviU-, Duke University, after *pendlr,*
Teon.. I* visiting In Hanford •* the lb* holiday* her* with her p a r
gaoet of N r. and Mra Ik T. eat*, Mr. and Mr*, A. I), h i |u r > .
prwlimrnary gathering in
r. Mr*. J. C. Gihbi wa*
puporar) Chairman end
L Klbworth tem porary
Land a oemmill** » * . apMr. and tfrg, E. W. T otter /
I draw up a constitution Laasing. Mich., ar*. »prnding the
L
'
w inter In Hanford and ar* plaa*
L .,
il , jj- . j , , r'twL *ntly located ,at
the 7 hr#.h e r
A paitm ente, on |*arh A**n«e.
verting
Upsala & Gmpeville | U*t w*rrh' at I hr hum* uf KlUti
lurtl.^Dlit and In th r afternoon
with If*. John Lund-piM.
"horn*' hi Pitr>*>n.(ur i hriitmu.
Training Under
M*y“r ^ orr*, t ,la k e , retumwd
v
(us Buzzia-Peccia L:home
Sunday evening from New
W illing Wother* mei une
TELEPH O N E
tv ^
A41100!
Mn. $34.50
stall a Peerless Gas
range in your kitchen
Mt** Catherine P i t t m a n j f • llarr> and Halph Woodruff, wh*
'Tampa- » b o ha* U*n the allr»< t have bean spending the holiday)
i*e gweat of Mia* Goufgia Ifohlrv far* wltS their |>ar»idi. Mr. ani
I bar the week-end. left this after Mr*. Frank L Woodruff: loft K»naon f o r TMMatao vee. whetv abr erdny foe Chapel Hill, N, O , wher.
MU m w w a S U l a d w . a t E W I.i. fhoy will, resume their itudtr* a
Htato College for Woasen.
the I.’oiyiirrtty of MhftH Cetylipj
fitODfaRM
(
Rut* Ughtiu-, J S .v H \r i(MV' ii >*Uk safety
lighter, itaiji u,hr< ilvr IFkiaiiL It cttrgiea
tho.PvorlM w .J’v t v t t Hakct guarante*’.
*vl‘n a of the f a
tarter 0. 1>. I
morning a t tha
E. KowmiUai <>n
ihuit businesa *e**u>r,
v*vr* w ade foe the an-
M etropolitan O pera S ta r
E - # e r Ball, the vfac-
M ezxcr-.Soprano
4rtii ar»» held ter the
rted ware; President,
it Mar A Ulster; F irst
mt. Mr*. A. U Wallmae;
r^aawkm , Mra ' L. V.
Mgf|Jkcmin. Mm.
W»ll A ppear in C onrert
m
U n d e r A u sp ic e * o f
Music D epartm ent Sanford Woman a CIul
H fitla tMaJfibuUir
Monday, January li), 19/ 7, *;l5 p,i
T J k rj. MuiifcipAl Hall ' 1 T
i /V
Adult* il.ISO; O iiW rcn g f J)0
8 Mail Orders Now—
rhonc 880,
"*
■a d l l l l l l a l H I l l U U I I H I I I I H i a i l l J I H M l l l l l l f
•to tf
�^ trw V J K M P R
0
th e
PACE FOES
sa v fo r p
h er a ed
. Mo n d a y . j a x v a r y x
Miss J u l i a Higginsr* Mrs. Fannie Munson
SOUTHERN BELL MEMBERS OF SANFORD COLLEGE SET h«> M tn ', vtenxhrely cntertain-d ( HosteSsToMembersOt Entertains In Honor D bcket For Count
LEAVE AFTER HOLIDAY SEASON
during her visit h-»v* less*- Tut*- Salford'Younp^n* Set Of’Ex-Club Members
TO SPE N D HUGE
d i y t " rr*Jti*r h e r *ti*d>< » at' M »ryCourt S ession Jan.
nx.'jn\ ChU.*- on the. Uinlw-n.
SUM THIS YEAR
raratW a hare with her mother
F orty-three criminal and it
retries* D UrgWyman *b» h»*
CJyilr Booth, and Charles' llo»th.
Mi*s C h a rlo tte
.Nc.irlv T h i r t y .Millions A r e
T o lie E x p e n d e d In N ine
M a id s I n. T h e S o u th e a st
Surprising all It* t o r f t i e r
acbifrerrenta a* the
larg
est m anofnetuter of three-tpred
trtr-m i»*ion car*. IFe Chevrolet
Mi't.rr Campsoy. tgday, anrvnin. ci
an entirely hew lira of autum-d.ik*
hV'sl'Wd as the mr»»t beautiful-In
Chi vroWt h it lory.
^oabndied In the new line, ah lrh
igo.-a cm display through, ui the
S » -.itry today, are h o st* 'of lmfpn.*emenU. marry of which were
fwwrd hitherto only in larger and
m u easily cara. The., eeoneraies
of tremendous relurra (rroduction
h a te made poentbte the m ark, of
dGrinrtion which individual tie the
new line, areordm r to factory
•tafemetit.
>
Tlie new car* a rr mvrhanlcallj
finer, entirely, new ln_ berfy line*,
sm arter In appearance, complete in
equipment ami outstanding ta the
dbplay of rotor*, ftavrn nmdaU
At.' a ir cWaner. A»' oil filter, bal
loon tirshk' bullet-type hsml-Iamp*.
ivrv ly dsaianed rndiat«r *hell, os*
pi«va falt-crinm fender*, heavier
rurnir.g beard*, larger atrering
whr-el new instrument pansl, >n*n
tiro carrier assembly and co-lrx-idental ignition and sts-srinr l«wl.
iloauty and rgfineinent ha* l*w :
strriscil -In the drrign. Appoint•
merits h ate been catered t<> wtili a
thurusigltifc*-* that prurniw*- tr
plcaae ihfi m<»t fastidlou* motif.1st. , Sarccedmg the smcailh* I
ChcvrnIFt. the newline has leer
b u tt trtrV»tabli*h a new s tir Uni
in the ktw price field.
Ail rU eed bodies are by Fi*hc*
and finllhrd in Duco. The seven
model* WT* finished in five »maT1
col-vr re*jlhl»iation.v, with r» n lr» e
Ung colur stripes rruph»*itlng the
hexly head “ FUh-taillng," a crown-
THE SANFORD HKK \U >. MONDAY, JA N lTA!IT 3, 1MT
i9ta>'<ri-_n
A itiildir.g program of
000 i* planned for thi* year by the
IS .u ‘J i*rn Bell T* lay bone r<iaipany,
ilSvvtdipr' to ar{ annoaoceraent
; made recently t.y offWal* of the
crvnpaoy>. The e*penditunr» will,
te made for «e* telephone con- 1
i t n i d k n line* and replacement ‘ ford after •>!.• uf lha most rejoyF
j able**oriaI aeassm# in «h* histacy
'
,
The lrem*nd-»u» program out-! of the city.
Iinesj f t r thl* year folU.a* an <-ulReturning Monday a/ternocsn t*.
lay of $3$.00Q.000 for tlmllar pur-j Tallahassee .where they are stu
pew* during Ja*t year an-1 of more dent# at H onda SU te College,
than *ri,000j00ti for lVi'>. The for Women are thf itlsse# Emliy
we^k for the nio»t part will be. in) Griffin, Olive N*-wman, Mary
nine, southeastern state*.
Elisabeth Pulrstou. Georgia MobIt.i* now estimated that appro*, Wy. Emma Srvnw f. Sara Wheelimately f 4;M>0.<*M> will be require! 1 c*s, Sarah Evelyn William*. l>na
in Florida and the major item* fori Iwllc Hagan. C'arlheU B alU r.
whkh thl* Urge expenditure l» toj Claire Zachary, Mhud* 1-akr, Mae
be made iaclude:’ land arvl buil Holly, tlildresl Holly. IfeWn Verding... tlTH.WMi;
centra! office1
ray. Ella Mary Muirh*ad. Evelyn
equipment 4351,000; exchange line';
project*. IUW I.000; . toll facilkidi. J Wheeler and Ruth |M<s«las%
Ml»* Margaret Cos r ile I* atrable nr*! revc-ntlruetion. 3<c|ajMK);
the routine work of imtalUng arvf tandire IVhcathen ColWgr, * at
rgmovtag telephone statkn*. Il,* Ikistnn. M as*, left Simday after
343/ 100,• >tat i n equipment M5.O0U • peed ng the holiday! here with
Although thir program for the ber mother Mrs. T .U . Millet.
state and f-*r the southeast is not
Miss Msri-aret Zachary * Wft
quite hi great a* that for 1/2*1, te l-{ >londajr morning for Durham. N.
epbt ne offietaU point out that _ i | i , whar* »he 1 » *tAJr»»r *t Duke
number ‘of teWplwme huiMiags' L’nivsrstly.
acre constructed and placnl In *er
Mi*«'Jr*n Maxwell leases Mon
lice thl* year, and that the hudgr! f day evening fur MaryvlIW, T cnn,
for thl* purpose l» bfoP,,rl*4,B*tr l> i wltcfr »be I* a *tudent at Marytill
lo llc g e .
Mi*s
.
MargaVet
f
•
iVtsr*.
who
•Mr*. A iks T e rm , leave* Monday U ,n .pending • lK< holiUp* w ith,
ch il caira are on th» dockrt
afternoon for Baltimore. M«L. this parents toft Sur.dav •« rethe opening of Seminole C*a
where !*•; V* a r t a d u t at Notre .Utnr b>/ »tudle* St the Univsrsfcy
Coutt Tuesday morntag at »
Hume
•
clock with Judge J . Gi. Shame
of WWo>hsla,
oupylng the bench. .
te a rin g an Mnod* f afternoon
M ic Kluabsah W hitner re tu rn
The updctau *tad»o va« U a u ti J
for- their rv-fecllve erth gea; ‘are
Of. the 43 crim inal case*, rt
fully
decocaleil
with
•luaotHIc-*
i
f
i
Orlando where * " f »*.•?
Mi«. Ma'rth* Flit*. w.bf I* atare
for (hr a t k qAi tj*s p u e g
ctq
aiaito
red
radiance
rt»«vw-h*nf*
Cathedral ^ebrnd,-. .
,
of iato trn k ln g j.U g tter. Tki»
lea-lir g Stshr'. Hall ?!. •••titalor.. a t
puTfk*r<ti*a
«ixl
a!*»
the
u»d*f
i.nc»*Tha>cx ai
Va.. and M & Sihlxsrct nowan * The Mm
Chrlrtma* creen*.
The room*: e*4d to .b e on*md tfa*. UghA-t •
v Waving M
»fh*» it studying a t K*?K*;Jln ,,,K n* Clark
a rm lighted by 'th. Urge, c h e ry 1hilfctbf. tha* ttosi lu ti y e a n ay
M
ljie-l
geiiie,
eecniiig
a*-liquor 1*. concerned.
ikhbol at Washington. !►. \L
I
-i.thr vrfd- lire*«f..'
'
wF.rte thee a rr aUaterrt * lit tel'iTp
Taro ca*ea charging the i )
Plate.)
In
n‘
*v^rrtcl
A
*
atv<ut
the
[
• .Mi** Anna Ih» B>*— Wft. sue-, b
r'elWg* for Women.
fire w eir . tjiir* and here an hour j tlon of • motor ifchWl* whila jt
day for A tlanta; Ga.. ebe*e a) a.
.J<* >tn*vh. tJarth Gray. J t .
of intirr.ktf rtrnrrlOrVion p ertain ! the influence of intoxicating !q
it taking a'.p ev ial linrs.-y r n w
Th*J >r« P o p i and Ipck M»cing to cnlWg- Hfc was enjoyed, j are on the docket fo r trial,
a t'E m o r y 'University. t
p L « u a n rif*urnu 1! to Cole**,
Each girt f l . i of «.penenc«* o» other* of g reat importance, ta
Tea. We* ley an College *ti*J.nta pa pi.. G-.. « h .< r they are -aleh. r c»’« Igc -Iff* and al*o of her fa* opinion of authorities are lab
at Mxron, G*., laoring Monday
ly lltr atttdir* Thla'wa* fnllownl
Four defcndanU, *(ru<t *f »i
at G. M A.
. *.
vAre the Mi-.*ev CHtford Khlnby a di*m* lien of “WhJt Khali IV* Ingr board bill* a re to face, ti
tre,i.-ri. k Ibdl left . Sunday r.^
holwr and Mildred lla n l. .
mother have bvwn sprtidmg thv l*o When CoUrre l»ay* Arc OvarT* Another it to b e.charged i
for
v » • " h,'r '. U holidays hire as the guest* r>f
Mi»*ot Anna Wanner and Miriam cni-ig
Several niutaca Uelect on* were uting profane language. One a
t. a rad rt at Stauntoa Mdilrry
Mrs. O. V. hm lth left SanUj- also given by Mi»» O -ffcrd Shln- la to be tfied for alleged um
O m riU, who are •tP*W»*t« at
AcjyWmy.
* •
s-veoing for Lexington, Va.. vhert
University o ' Chvtgia. a ill t.<-t ■
Brlgg* A rrington retnrr-U «» . ha is attending Wa*h(ingt- n-l.c* holtcrv a atuiV nt a t 4Ve»lyan Cal- •' obscene and profane language
return to A»hen- Ga., until a fter ^
Nnonr of the civil cate* are
Irge at Macon. Ga.,: Mim B ort|
DavidMtii S .
Monday wher- he ' L'nisrertity.
. .
* a Wealeynn «tuiWnf, peeted to occupy any rm»*h!*n
Jan. 2U.
'
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Wlt: , ,nttau? hla'itlldW v nt P»T;
Chailnttc Smith. « re- length of time, it la said.
: - UntvsMsity «.f F londf et j-Wut* snd M
M ix Nonelf# McDonald > • » « i ul-. n ’ «i>!kgr.
,
itar <.f stetfo n t'n iaer- j
relutnm g to l»ains*«vlllc un 'Mon- *v*’t gi
Monday for ADe'.«. <
whrr •
MILTON. — Even judgr. ttoi
’ally. '
•. , . . . * *
ihe j« attending Georgia Normal . Ralph and H arry WoocJniK,Irlt ilayvrrrvEdljskr, S*im Byrd, 3
Bptiinikv -fe r Ch*j»l lilW. N.
U u in th e afternttyn rrfreab -* ►elves are not tmmiyw to the *
Brumto), John Schirafd, R<>
1 ‘ol lege. .
where they ayv stmWnt* a t V.n-.
nient* of fruit cake, tp'ilw uhe* stations of thieves. Night prtsls
Leaving 'Monday for Wtaaton- ver*lty ..’f. N rth Carolina. ( -’ • Hagan. J a irtc Siiarusi. J L
and
lea «*er erervc'vi by th< h«*te*v. entered the office here of Juitke
• n i 3lrLuca< lls-ttwrt Mavarr,
Salem, V < ., Is Mi*« Km.ly Bail
Thena c re |Q former mimbera a t the Peace IL W. Thompson, bra
Frank } *x - Wft Monday
T draw Carryipay, Gecrge WU
*y, a bo i» attending Sale** Col
open his sa fr. ami Hook 4113
tending this lovely club fv.mlon.
F.xctrr * i!rt**e spending •* > '!» « ' John Wilson. George Huddles
caVh and several check*- Moat
lege.
•fuv* OI-.1 hi* parrot*, Mr.
-GwrgVr Smith.' Stanley Vrrnhy
the money » n ' roUrcted <m ael
Mu* Florence _ M«Ka>. Mim
motiilr liccn*e Lags.
Irene l*r«a, * loyde IlHoell, K«M•
' --------- - - . - - t ' . • • l i W i d
mar. lahm sn. David Schiiuch atvT
' Mi»> 7.ov NLiitro*'', who Ha.* !>*»*■ hmitlay
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
J a rl Ihirm- s ill return to ltcUin»|wndlng th e . holiday* here with * i‘tr i.
Cftllegd MonJay afternoon. > •
her aunt. Mr*. Fannie S*,Msm*.u., ‘ d*y rv
WANTED -ve.AT OJvCE
Returning to JlUlrtisi University
leave* Saturday j[ur her hpmr Ci wlyere
HIENCF.D CIGAR
a rr \fi»< EUtabeth G arm on. • Ed
J. J . MAUSER.
ward II* adereon. Douglas King.'
tVTT JUST
VET-MAMS
VriD SEEM I
OCCAB
aa »y w u tc ti;
IS— B u td n fM S e rv ic e O f f e r e d ! 46— M o o t ; to L o a n
Itaily Herald
\D . RATES
s h (a Advance
is of average length
| a Um .
[ charge o f 8Cc for
Using Is YestrictrJ to
plflcatlon.
i
Br hi mads Th* Sani w i l l be responwble
| incorrect insertion,
her for. subsequent
Frits office should be
Kkediately in case of
m vE xnsK R s •
k i d representative
[fam iliar with rates.
U nification will give
la information. And
, they will asaist you
your want p i to
If* effective. ,
ITANT NOT1CB
irs should giro thalr
lot toff ice address as
d r phone number If
rrsulta. About one
of a thousand has a
tnd the others can't
to with- y>« upless
I .ooks Like a Tight Year For Willie
FRECKLES A N D MIS FRIENDS
WILL, T eSSOLVCO
T> B6 WHO TO A*v f CHAOS
/AT /A-.srw* CAVA CROSS
WOOD Tt> AAMOU6 «•
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BSVOVOTIC^ISJ ) V A CkELS TO
AtOBOOV.'.’
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13 rr» m *.
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iff
Efficient
day pvoming, bias s
containing receipt*,
on M p K iil ave., or
dcr refer to Ci C. A .
nd receive reward. •
E BIO llv tr colored
»e “Joe.** Finder reR. A. Newman. Llb-
BO O TS‘A N D HF.R BUDDIES
Just a Dream • \
f kko IR 3 S t o t
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t o o . OXAtk —
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ACOuRVk t HAO 79
WAk<* vJOl I ALWArt
WANT 7H IM WL0 ;
WlWsHfc WHXri t
\ j d A MiONiwrr..
I omcw JliV '0>3;
ML TRIM CO.
■ car, not the owner
P7 /or estimate* i
J. RADFORD
fo re , he added, would b* able
I
Bnupooed, right in your
PUr* restored, nap rale• leek like new. Highest
or no charge. B. RDse,
L frith lan ey Dry Clear|4fV.
•
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b -u g i. Soda. « • ar
ea your pbi>iw.
CtU 103
One On Chick
t i U S m l . r c f tv ts v a o c r v v
i
7*LMM<* ABOUT Tag SSVKTen.OUS
PgMViN WHO TDOnD THAT Vto.COO
AUO T iWNCO IT 0Yg« TO Tag
\ P0LIC5-HCX WKAT l t » u .
A (itA L u ( v r
Ti*C 3«a Kc 3» u n i
UVlMCl ON CASY
T.TRCCT An om cv CO
. AWAY — WHAT
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OH TEAM-BUT,
B u t v £ m e , ip l
EweR rcum o THAT
MUCH DOUOH 1
•riOObbNt WORK
V ltLL. iT I O tO l/T HHPV*
A**T tiiWf CHEMT-'L'O ThimL
- NOW r i r p rOWNO I T / , -
REC0NMT1ONKD VSF.D C \H »
JAMES 14. COtVAX—AO klnda * 1 ‘ lO N ’KY t« loan gt from « I t to
Ttn and Sheet Metal Work.
LAUNDRT
MILLER 9 . r i t I L U r S . Inc.
W ater apd Best Tanka^ A t Oak
* 819 W. 3rd SC
A rm o r and Third Street. TeleFI H N IfllE D apartm ent*; t w o
a .U ri.U<4. U m ana ■lieaenset ’»e*l Car IjOt, Palm etto and
47— D og*. C a t* . P v la
■
P h o n e 47S
. vad thtde rooms, first flaor; eonmen*
• eqrpursil-m. an-t
Third Street.
.
lU
u .ls K it# *n*l n*uwn •'.Haaaai ..vco>«elt.sa saea t r i a l l»*wve.*eat-<l
PRE&SERY POINTER dog. three year*' old. ve uenca*. a l t East Fifth.
1 *n.f«r Ik . law* <4 the m l * -r
Podge Brother* Cara
luring.! r®°d rsrrger. good o*r covey and
FOR S A L E - r o o m stucco, house,
1 florM s be *n.l Ib v *»• a*r»b* rw»
Th*
n*«l*trhMan
Week*
'of
th*
Phon*
slngW*
and
an
exrelWnt
retriever;
1q o lre A to b e «i*4 a p ts e a r l a t b e a h * v e
apd garage. ,.n highway 4 1 2
105 S. Palm etto Avenue.
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srd.‘
FluW
dh'.
w
ill
he
•ly M c«q*e «■ I Ns OMIr* -il Ik*
1923
Overland
Touring
Ju»t an all-round gooj bird dog: n>
140-J.
mils* sooth of Sanforu: one sto re
kt .Ildar (>*csmt>*r->s«h. ISIS, ••1*ra >( m* .k -iir «lr*M 1‘s . r i *«
1924 ikhlge Touring.
. ..e*n
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...
Gt*. no bail habits. I have no time
• m l w ill sin * * S e i u r t l a r
J . n u s t r th* i'a .H III..HM st *»»t«l4. rkif*
room, fe a r living room*, porch**
the Ciahlh. 1*17
•
Ida ' • >MS*r «h*'blll *f CetaBlS.li.
1924-Emex Coach. •
. U PERKINS — llabefoasHo. (a hunt. First csetlfled cheek f«r PHRXI4HED apartm ent, close In; and rleseta; on r«m er vu.table fee
vi the sits' Kelt
. .
file*! h«r«ln hr tn* eemptalnsmca na
I M3 Dodge Coupe
headquarters foa C o l l a f l * * * k tM get* him. G. |(. Murray, tin ..T
k>f.e* lit* rule star lr» P M lM cn
butlnes,
or
filling
station;
SX.00U
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n
s-tm.ti-w.
J m m roomv. ground floor. 549
1924Eord
Touring
Cits Rsa«*tchllen v»ffl«*r U i: 1 a* *em* heme ike t|h dar *r
lothra UU First S tre e t
coin to r. Ga.
W alter W right. Citrus Heights
E*st THrd St
Puts
dally
t»
l-T-IT
•el.I
h..bth m defaalt »k»m rf lb“
IifJ3 Chevrolet Touring
■aid «..b<plala*nt* will he mnlhoritel
1925 Dodge Sedan
1 ME FEMINOLE PR1NTERY
t
.
•« aerr* eeeln.t |« u
•
4!f— P o u ltr y a n d S u p p lirs
in r u n t i n i i i t s m n r o r r u t :
A* 1 I ... h*e hereby isH K M 'IM I
3-4 Ton Truck
• i-.vs.v r u j i um i s i . * r m i i r i s
AN.4C0 CAMERAS
suit
ha.
bb*’n
InMItur*.!
seal
net
y-sw
i 'i » row sK m yui.H i u i .v T i . heel o |k r « fer ten |..ir*«a» «f -a..W-t
The Herald Classified Depart* 5-ROOM hung* low. In I he lleighs*.
I . I I Ton Graham Truck
AMD 8 U P P U F 3
TANCREB strain Whit* leghorn
. * i o h i i i v . i s h u m * isv. . •
hardwood floors and built In fra.
Ing 'lit* in ih* m U )...n.>*4IM n|s In
tnent will ha glad to help
I . I*.4 Ton Graham Ihtmp Truck. .4. V Vll.'kio:* IT AU • .
dill W. 9U» St. W. N. U n d a y , Prop.
baby rhirka;. orders taken now
,...1 ., in- r.illoaina h e r i w u land.
vn.
.strangers get locates! In moms tursu; 4750 00 gives immediate po*
for late January delivery from my
*r» *afII
.
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i.A.vts.
vnii lu ritu V i.
session;
balance
(<*5.00
per
month.
or
spirtm
ents
and
will
render
■The.’above
cars
am
cs^mpleielg
•rn» k i .l k r .i t Huartrr UpV; 1 »f
CLARENCK SMITH
m u s t sti a is r n i- . r.T v i.
own stock; 420 per hundred or 414
lb*
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assietanca
to
thosw
reoverhauled
and
in
hast
of
condition.
General Contractor
for 50U and orer; 10 per cent with
T»wh»nia
I I " irvAti a st* i u r i u * \ n i K v r Peril..n nl"*r**n lie*
,
. 6-rvsom bungalow In E d g ssr^d
600 West F irst Street
o r d e r . Davie'* Pleasant View questiiyg IL
IMUI-ANV A i *11Ill's ill AT l'*V AS|> l«*m s IH» hou'* H*k«* iM rtf*
-hraslem exposure; Largs lot
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Poultry Farm and Ifatchary, Box
Hardwiv-I fUa-rs; -47.i*s)UU, taa
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33. Apopka. Fla. .
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7S— lliw ln r* * ( l a r v a fo r I ta n t onahle term*
runs i>..na**u«le* w**hs i» «ae beg
TERMS TO SOME PEOPLE
• l> . VI s k ' i m m a M H i tearl
WIGHT-CJIRISKNBERRY PRINT
ll-.rM a *»«•eeO*’' *f a«n*cal
Will 111 AU l hi V*t|M
r*xtn«
SHOP — IM nllng. Encraeing, 56— F u e l a n d F r e d
till »•* ‘iv hvAl.l tilMlll . utlssfh of I *r «lr*al«la*n ami aubllan-t Ja Aewklrv*'*
... . .
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ATTRACTIVE room* ta rent fur 4-room house <m corner M ; a real
>timpUlnsnts |.>r an »ctl»c at rahli t'eaalr. gteclda .
Embossing. See us first. Wa do
'Slli>* ssal,n«V k» shese n»m*| 0- ■ IH.n. ami ..M«*«~* hla H th 4a* •••
slot** or offh-ts at Park A re .,' buy at fl.MMOO; ra*y term*.
!L Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue- WOOD—Dry pin# and o**k, stove **vd
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tendin'* «ki| Il • " • ••tin s vinle In*
f'om m sm al EtrreL W. M i
ivisft that *.ih|.vrn% hsa ►.«« Us I
rosnm errlel S treet. 1
and fireplace. Phone 539.
COLf ’l o r G I I REALTY
Young, Osraej, 206 Park Ave., o p -1
ii.neu k*|«la .lirw lkl
iVk said
l.frnilanl* ..|>l hss k,** lelurneU
.
CQMPAN1
posit* Court lions*. .
WOOD FOR SALK — For stove, ---------------Tel. 732 311
Fir*t Nat. Bank
Sanford, Florida.
heater or fireplace; |1 0 and up yoK RENT
Authorised Duco Reflnlshlng
I
'.
.*
V per cord, .le a v e order* a t 1411
„n Beard*
Real F.stale.
Im uram e
MellonviBe Ave. P. B. Dyson.
grocery atori
•
‘ ROY SCHMIDT . . .
W . R. P R IC E . M g r.
'
[Third and French
Sanford
.
FOR SALE
h 5— I avI n F’o r R ale
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472-\Y
WOOD
—
WOOD
t Slave, Healer, and Fireplace
QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER
FOR RENT— Hou on corner Elm ang* 410 per munlh. Reply B*'\ -Y,
PHONE 4M
CALENDULA Blooms—Mr*. U IL
Ave. and l l t h St.; ft i.- ms, 4 l ',c a r v Herald
Jones, 214 K. C entrsh Phone
•
* •
per month. Call at b»>u»# or ad- '
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37—
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29K-L-2.
drv ■« 0. A. M . 1021 Eli* Are.- ’
FOR SALE
t'hflier lot in Plr *
A i 'o m p l r t r l.m e o f
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* h u n t. Hnssll r u h paym ent/het
CALL 352 for fresh cut flower* PASTRIES. PIES, salads. We U ke FOR RENT — Bungalow in Loth ance- IIS per month Owner, tai*
F r iM W a n d S c re e n s
apeclal
order*
for partial.
end plant*. Mr*. Ginn, San- Itouth's IwUcatessen |<‘>Jl W. 1*1
Arbor, 435 y«r month
Apply IL'rald.
.M rdirine C ltb ln e ln
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rr.c.r iic.ght*.
.
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SL
F rn m in g
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*3— lloiiM -hold G oods
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'elery ^bende
Phon* YIJ-W
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A Floral Suggestion for Every FURNITURE for sale: On* fourF lo o rin g
.
\
- Occasion
■
piece .bedroom' suite, ivory; one
C e l l 'n g - '
•
Floral Designs a Specialty . nil w ater healer, on* three-bvimer
FOR
RENT—5
ream
unfurnished
F
in
i
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*
kerosene'stove, v.n# breakfast sufie.
— FORD - FORDBOW*
STEWART TH E FLORIST”
bungalow on Palmetto Ave. R e ,j LINCOLN
M oulding*
.
Mr*. IL* Rampentbal! Route A.
. - Edward lllg*nns, Ih*.
Elowerv for all occasions
ply Boa M J., car* Herald.
. . •
•
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llox 25*1-11. New Upeala.
| IVvfnmercisI A paln.etti> I’bon* 431 >L a th
MrLANDEK ARCADE
iir K h
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FOR RENT OR RALE -* Partly
ENT VUM ANITfHO. W0RKR. U rn e
’ . ’
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,
.
fumi«h*d 4-rviom stucco bunga IOOD AND GOODYEAR TIREB P la n te r ..
* • U. H. L llatterla*.
27— P r o f m l o n a l S e rv ic e *
WANT lo trad* good Gulfport. low on Park Ave. Reply Ib>* IM,
W h ite R o c k . P l a s t e r ‘H o ard ■
• Distributor* fh an d ler *
1 Florida, 6-roetrr bungataw. sad car> Hrrald. *•-- - —
Commercial Avenue .
N a ll.
CHIROPRACTIC — Th# science lot for 5 acrca .and hourh In or
S c re e n >Vlri»
.:
- - th a t makes people well and h a p -. ^*ar Sanford. C tr* E. Kaserman, F O It R E N T - 5 - m o m unfurnished I^ A a la m a b O e e for Sal#
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cm
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a re .
itucto
hurffHiQw
on
I'klm
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py. You .also can enjoy good j lak e Monroe.
**
D trarh
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health through .th is method of
.
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t>won B itv O r^ o rtu ^ fi, ‘ , r
w aii W T
W jn d o w a
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heating. Dr. W. E. MacDougalt. STX US for all kind* of tractor Herald Building, l-hon. 713.
‘ ^
wor,d
... ,
1st N at. Bank Bldg. >Pbone 482-J.
work- ('Daring, plowing, diskM u rp h y J rp e jitji H oard* . *|
FOR RENT — 6-room unfurnished
M ade to O r d c r - J •
DR. J . R. VIDLER . '
5CMINOLE HCD80N.KS3CX
house, with bath; 435 monthl• •
(N C
Chlropwdisl'
West First SL Apply I l f Poplar
U
M3 Oak Are- ✓
I Foot Kperialtot)
DRIVING t a Pennsylvania Monday Ave,
Ph«-ae
41
IJoydv 8hoe'R tore.
vr Monday. Spaee for two. 110
Phone 102 for appointment.
W. Third SL
J 7h— O fflrrrs u n d D esk
• h u p is— m a h m u n l *
Sanford Aul->mwbiD. U
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FOR SALE — YVooden crate* ami o r r i c K r o g h e n t S. I. NIX ‘
W Magnolia Ava
lTcne I3 l
Attorney and Cv*un»*ltar « I ,U *
•ugur^A-TTp. rheap Tamptetlon
Hlug Apply A f <
210 E^st F irst Street.
Bbvsrt^ge C J. 1625 W H tx t St.
Son*. Magnolia and tn d
JEYLETT A M I PA
RIVE'S U \RA4i<
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Madam H arriet, ever . Mobley's
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Drug store.
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ing mat-hire; half pine. 509 FT llu frl Building.
KEY lu hoppltteaa Si
WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING Third Rt. ' », .
and Jewelry repairing. Don Smith.
HIGGINS .SMITH-WIGHT. INI
20*2 E. 1st St.
Real I.s in e and
INbl'UANCK BROKERS
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ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton, IIR00MK, with or withnet -«*a|*
linola WaUbt* Diamond* and
MARVANIA
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I’eaannsble rates. D*e*>lo Hotel
L 'M D CAR EXCHANGE
ks-tdit,' ringsv P. E- Abeam, 417
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Allow us |h* agportOnlty, ol TURNER.PARK AND HECUNI
W. Fir»t -St.
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showing you , thi* fine i>rut<#Vty i W w . W ikK U JC t. Msnagar
UK— ttn e m s W l l h w l H o a r.I
fleruggt Sm ggant It*ally
Cl.
every day
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FOR I tE N T - s N e a t l y fumiahe-l
CHAR. T. M .'l.l kit M
bedioom near bath; reaSonabbEOST1S - Municipal pier to I*
danfnri A«e> at loth Hi
rntea. 1112 Myrtle Ave. . .
renetructe.! In th lrc tty . '
ri* 4 Furniture. Co
L F irst 4 u * * t
J ry a full Un*.
Noilh Florida now lias 21 mem
bers ta the’ renal*, and Eavth
S w l M 'A v K l a n c h e
Kills 10 People
IN K d im U C K , A u .tr i*. J a n . 2 .(A1— E ig h t o f a p a rty of 10 ta u t U ts an a sk iin g tr ip in Aba A lb rrg
itailod da*crlption " f the seven ragiur. ac re killed by a n avalan ch e
modal* indicates the th-T»Jgh- which sw ept a v e r th e m y ra te rd a y .
whMlt the Chevr J r l destgrw n! Tha t» a rcaciard w et* serio u sly in-
,
~
in laltoduc^ig the new Jared.
The part) (usuitlad of fir* t r j
llUhraeq, two Eagtiih wonwa. two
German truth* r» and one T) rslew
.ThvUr teoeuni w, rv uq* of
•thi’ sn,mrrv. who »vj/fr>t-d a u n r * .
SALESMAN JAM
O l Bcri - • l HAD fk V*U>
LNST H IO K T - » F u t D DivL rvc LK<HbP*t
W
H t u o n r B ctK tK n t RH'i n o rte _ -
Rijrht
Muy the year cf Nineteen
Hundred and Twenty-sev
en brinK you jo y , ^ o o d
health -and happiness—
May
through
out the year be filletl with
prosperity
.
W ANTED—Competent whit* worn 71— W here lo f e t
art to do cooking ami general
housesrork; inu»Lv»ta> on premia**.
Make application by letter, sending EAT A T . K antian Gafa. ^ood
things .tn eat at all tlmeq. 104
CCQC.'a C o, geaeral It to -B o a 411, car* the fUnfon!
w . i*i me
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ark, atdvwalka, build Herald. '
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irrigation buaea. J. K.
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More than 300,000 fiah have 74— A p a r d n e a m a n d F la U ,
been placed In Kantaa stream*
all preriiMi* FOR RENT
Tt rv# - r >m#*l />*r.
a y~ Hat Sandwiches this year, breaking
record*.
* aUh* 'a p a rtm e n t' ami prifati#
DRUG COMPANY
bath, ready about Feb 15th. 207
Michigan has th* only s ta le con- K. t tfth SL
stttutloa with a prorwbm for * uni
versity. The University of Mich
..
.
igan wa* rstablUhed when th* 1*9- nliked, «-r«oni», hut water; Juvt
titory became a state in 13*7.
off Avbcedn Ave ' 12^7 W tn d SL
WANTED> 0 RENT — HI* - room
furnished o r unfurnished house
E , Howard SeotL zer* Miller Fuf'
niturw Co. I’hette-<T? J.
l heatnut tree* Which covered*
. n i , ui h.'.ul**, oslre a »''Urve
ef incutne t o . l h ’ farm er, are all
gone, ami ariflt jhaea
went th e '
native
supply
of
puleg
f«r
carrying [
Tvytt bstngalowe. one furalahad. on
1-2 acre high land Make an m' el. phone a rut telegraph wire*.
far. ar will exchange. L Blan.t.
Ef. F lirt HI., feur mltoa ouL
. V • i t Berth »• n.celebration ta p lafY**
e .l for Vienna nest March, the
anal eeraary of. th* s w k (or fn « rN iito < ,l(i* «
POR KALE t *« hot**** and store lU 'drsdth
I b 't l i L a * # * * * * * •!
gr-at
mualetan's
death. It will be th a
on lot 34*-’ 10 fre t; near Wx*d
re0Ht**l*
M m I* M
In KenforU
it'
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the
patron
*g«
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f
the
Pie*,
Florida.
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a
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Wff Spring «hi W est F u at St. A
he •.* IJ.«| le Ik* i.« i- *4»M T V
dent
of
the
RepuMif
bargain fur I3JMW. Enquire i s
h n s l •! >'» ti*S A>on Avenue. A t
l a n t a <t»-r»*a
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premia**. A T. O w ner Dor. owner
AMI* o lll'M ir l' T ill* Ird
Japan saw its first ajtoovoT U dayIwifCto
•( J c M i r r A l> i*tr
Y E ,|N>ntfeAg&
T » " . 1-m * . kitchenette .nd betb • (IRNER IK < hE v'b*^ >»- 6 a I'^dS. There a are only thra* In
fiark , *'|r. u>i t‘ ,*r<
in I90T.
La last figure#
atw actively furniahed]* moderai*
Tooms, 130" down, |4 u monthly fak ia
• • it* ' a w w r t as n r
pi*. # the n u m b er o f eL ilo r c a rs in t r m I’n a w p iin n .
—■■Iteltnr tnr *'»m|d*tn»nla
r« L Jaa A t* it f« »»
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aervr only half i f th* regular ►«*•
•ion. If that much.
NEW . ’ ;
LHM1IEU YARD
Tbo Price
■ m ic e * o ffe re d
TAl L tllA S 'E E . b la., J .n. 3
m (P) If an> metre *a made I;
bust fr' iu dffiiv Slat# Scnatur W
It M. Ilamet, «f the twenty-fifth
divirlct, who w»*. cofirvcte-t re
cently ef violation of the probibllb-n law, it mu«t emns- ln-m the
u |.|* r branch «•( th* DfDDtur*.
This wa* the itatem rnt of
Govrmot John W .'M aitin. iraiD to
Kmmett !*'. WaMen, prlnnrel of
the rvunly high as bo-bat Bl-Mintatosrtt w ho,celled u|-'*i ti- chtsf
executive in mdke known that be
wae v* candidate for Senat -r MrDanDI’s aeat. in th* event that the
U tter wa* diipUcrd
Ammon McClellan, *tulm t at
tbr University >f Florida, and n
I ran-leiat* f -r tb* House - f Ueprvkv-ntatlve* in tha recent rl-ctlon
.bfJ-Jklri' iSMM W tlJlM lUjC. wdl
make th» race fi-t the office, if
the incurr.ix-nt la denied th* prisiIg* * f aerving.
Governor Martin axpUtncd ta
Mr. Waldrn that the eenale t» th*
one to gudge lli# quallfiratloa* «f
any of its member*, pnd that ' It
ran either allow th* aet.stnr . la
compUta hi* two veer*, yr tmprech
bhn, s » t ! '" * x l r r erarthef riceOn vto t'd model* nsw and rear, t b s .
>vrr w*i"l.hi«ld |dllar> greatly
In the Iim l ti’Jlo v a ^ b c v irits petaniting a went f.d l.-v inv.
i niangjr K view
Gic toad.j np fS r. Uki). tb* rovsrnmr pointed.
out. It w.ntld be rccesaary tn ad
. c c r t p r the rlection for thirty day*
Tbr successful candidate, there
ONE-DAY SERVICE
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a Theater. Return.
Herald office. R«-
horauve' the new buildings and
pDnt webe rirfutruclid during ft..post tv o Jrnr», and facilltD* will
to- |i>,vid«'H for a Dr*# incna-e m
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Ti«r. n m u t
Fair teitUrbr -trvi TVf«li
T j n m t ti-nlght in
rtVn*: w v h -raV* uw*v aird
OUR NEWSPAPER
ih«d in noricU-i HeMi.
forid’* Gr«atMt VefgUbl*
L Its Richest Garden Land
K A N fO R IX F L O R ID A . T u f a b u Y . J A N U A R Y
Congress Is P r e p a r e d
Employees Now Bun
Bradenton Paper
BRAD ENTO N. F la . Jan. 4.
_-U F>-Tho Tri-CHy M a n ia c
N rw »,
Braden Urn's
mr-mlng
n n rp tp rr. was taken'ever by
*tri£IByrs , « f lb*
publiration
Of FirstHalfOf
period a liana For Relief Of Soldiers
‘
Having Bonua Certificate*
and cuatoma
Made In Waaklnglon Where
* in during the
Hines And Mellon Takel*end
in increaaing
■•
------ed for moot o f
W ASH IN G TO N . Jan. 4.— t * V W the r w end- W d „ pr. , d r . f u . a l of bank* to
bTTKmS^
),074.M i4 3 7 . Of
1*^ «* *oW1,7' *^u‘ " rtlflcatea -which acquired a loan
4.153,900 was ac- value for the first time Jan. 1.
f the last month, hat atirred up a amall-alied rebelpU for the firat Ron In veterans' rank*, and plain
« present fiscal for relief have already been laid
ta I31M 17.U7 on the doorstep o f congress.
PSJSIA lb a year
Meanwhile, the treasury with
H t H I J f S was fino.000.000 in its adjusted certlfl*
stem*' In Decern-lcM# fund u ( pledge t* certlfl) more than laal ratM K ,*ingw a loan value of ap'pm elm aU ly $200^00.006. is Con-'
[lection* for the ftdewt that banking Institutions
re $ |,M M 4O,0M
mak( such loans when they
IM.7SPJIU a year M |lM there is no chance fo r them
er these receipt* - to J#t# jB the** tranaacthm*..
MS.
!' Reporu to the veteran*' bureau,
£1**.!
° f i which, under the law. muat make
•
Jr!*-W
UL4sT 1,Bdjfa
*nMp
lo*n
f roooae-half
d
ed
only $
U*W
that
about
of tbe
d* morphs o f thl. , Unfc| ||( trt..ptlng the lasuraace
*red With
c rtlflcair- ea hhrweRy for
^
T lo M f.
“ Mlon and Director
* firat eta month* |
^ ^
Vereeu hav«
H2U ,Tear ‘ imleJ
m J lu L d
ir l
a J ^ t.V 304»
a t^ li^ S r ^ h e
■
B a ttle O v e r U . S. F o r m u la
F o r D e n a tu rin g Alcohol
W ASH ING TO N. Jan. 4.— < * > Prohibition atonn ckihta. elect ri(ltd during the recent holiday* by
death* fruni jmIm m i ) HqMT, bate
Charles D. Millee, Republican
descended on Congreai with ■
| Chair man. Belittles S t a t e M n ifln i crash.
KieroUvc's Power As Vole
It all began over the fu aU ow r*
i Getter la National Contest ry stirred up over the « • * of the
g-verntnent foimula for drnatur*
Inc industrial alcohol. '
Tbe flrtt «Uv o f debate on the
iatue, 'in which tbe personal con
nf member* of both h >u»e*
William Allen White Offers duct
» a i qneationed, brought n <|Uintet
, Trihate Satin* Smith Rest, of re«ehiti.<n*. four In tbe tluuee
r Cleanest Man In I'ubllf U lr and one in the Senate All o f the
Jiouae proposals nettled today In
| NEW YO RK. Jan. 4— oFl— the Judiciary Committee, while
I Presidential politics continued to that In tbe Senate, carried over un
day to create somewhat o f a stir. der tbe rules, waa up today f w dtaReport, that some supporter* of
A l Smith were making an active
The Senate rvsohilioa, latredrive far delegatee to tbe Demo,
duced by Senator K-Uarda, Demacystic convention were followed by
rrat. New Jsreey who In a speech
a. Republican spokesman'* statecandetnM d the "hypocriay of eorae
went belittling Smith's power as
of the repreeentathrv* of tbe people
a vote getter. Tblr
statement
wh«- veto dry and drink wet," rallt
came from Charles I>. Ilillee. Re
on the Treasury fnr copies o f lit
publican state chairman and na
rerreeprndenrr on
the akehol
tional vice chairman
•
Tbe New York World, ardent
supporter of Governor Smith, raid
that tbe Governor's-clceeat friend*
were frowning upon rffnra/to gel
bia boom o ff to an early start, re
garding such atop t at ill advised
and likely to hurt hi* chance*.
William AlUn White, of Em
poria. Kaa. at a public address,
compared Smith and Coolidge.
The Kanaa. editor waa asked Hanford Chief Ktecutlve Keduring an address before tbe forum
clectrd At Special Newton
• f the Jewish center in Brooklyn
This Morning; Mayor H u
whether If Al Smith went down to
Keen (lt^ Officii.! TA Yemra
Washington. there would have to
be any change In tb» attitude of
the government toward big bustngaat
"You have tbe cart before the
horee." Mr. Whit*
answered
There will have to bo a change In
the altitude toward big bualneea
before A ) Smith -#*» *?er r> to
Washington. Personal!), I consid
e r that A l Smith represent# the
Smith's Supporters '
IFrown On Early Boom
-amo
For
r* ,Ud
ln th* *oun^
Mty represeated In the certlfkates.
fc«t lW » ha. nrt deUrred the > V .
1* ^
ol runlgn V * f *
tofc-
Legion Hut Closed
As Recreation Hall
After Post Meeting
f $123,000,003 t o ! b y ‘ he veterans bureau. .
-- ----it.ra n .
adjusted , W hile h* \bad
The doors of th* American Le
idea any thought. Secretary m * i _______ _
jinn. In an offhand opinion. * « - gion Hut. an Seminole Boulevard,
_
. .
c pressed apprehenalon over putting were officially closed last night ta
J g U g
U t the government In the banking all affairs other than those sp->ar >r*d by the Legion or lu nusll• Declaring "Y eu cannot legislate Inry, following n meeting In which
rft
tn
J » banks to make loan* against their reports on the condition o f the Hut
L e tte r
IO
D i m - Idmlra*," W. J. Bailey, governor rt were mad* by sevryal members
r
------I the Federal Unnerve Bank at Kan- who slated that upon investigation
etg the letters found la the * i . City, aapresked th* opinion that o f allegvd tout 1st activitle* there,
lion o f R- C. Ittlman. con- soma additions I legislation may be It era* discovered that the privi.
Llayer a f L. P. llilton. Is op* ne.-vs-ary to set up machinery to lego for which the Hut had been
offered had been abused.
Luthorlile* say gives ap in- handle the loans.
The action was taken niter a
h i tlm ccnfllctlng emotion*
R«ports from Norfolk, Va^ w en
mhich Urn negro wns labor, tn th* effect that bankers were dc- resolution had i-eea offered which
Bw> time he committed Han. dining such loops on the ground rolled fnr the -losing until tuck
Rost brutal murder.
that they would be unprofitable time as arrange menu fo r legHI■attar ha wrote on Dec. 13 They were represented as being mat# tourist f'-w rU flU M ot could
E th e r, which was never skeptical because of tb* form in be cloned with the Hanford Cham*
|P.ttm en tells o f hi* laten- i wW«.h application# f#r lean# must ber o f Com metre or ertth th* city.
M e - ^ r a o f the Legion hoard ra
C tu d y fo r tha ministry and he made, a"d poeaible delay# aurL n s ln g to be a "lia r and a 1r o w i n g nrplicatlona for loans p o d . last night upon th* requite of
tho slate membership race which
F - b ^ h -,™ .h .v . , ! • , » |
showed that Senfcrd waa far ahead
o f lu competitor. Daytowy
Fer
(th e a s * I* well educated U
C .
fm m n in e
era fall to mart payment#
winning the cwnUet ertth Dpplena.
Ih* Sanford poet U to receive a
silver loving cup and Is ta he banquoted by tbe Daytona poet.
Interesting figure* aw the m#mberthlp o f various etto* wore rwThe Cecil Arden concert. U be treated Uat night. Sanford, wtth a
I given neat Monday night under the population said t* he 1*,K>0. ha*'
auspice* at th* Music Department 2M member*. Orlaado. with a
•of the Woman'* Club and sche
duled fe r th* City Hall aadii#r£uv, a a ld U r ha ra I O W h i t
P »T
will b* held at the Woman's Club, tuna has slightly over 200 men In
according le an anrvunremrat t* tka Legion wtth a population af
appr-,ilmaUlr
Ha said that he thought the
President t o h * the typkal poll Heal
typical political Jeader wf the new
era in which prosperity la the chief
end nf making 1
’ He Holds
Cedi Arden Concert
Be At Woman'i Chib
lot To “Fix” Federal Grand Jury In
Hoffman's Tria) R e v v e d To Officers
•Iovation paitkuU rly-w ith
B. Wheel# *, nt t>.
Am
UWM. ’
b ' M 'r I V * i « ABegel
W k a U r, in a »t*T* •
Dm tragur had
'i ng
th« wood al-vV-l f » .-:1a"
R c p im n ittm i ( Y . a f i lw
K tt
V«rh wt>v '' -dar
•prerb that b to
'C »*
*n*T r** cntatlrc- “ .I nV I
joined Repreventatl-.- Ilrl
I
.
prohibit the tt.c' ».-f n
aldu'crcoUin sLvb.A
(tepr***ntatl> r III •
New York s**»d' ! •
eorrtap<»od*rTf« fv-r Hu
tton < f State Oovcr.u>rceedlnr against **.-<11 i>
sponsible" far iliv b jl ill*
Representative Kati-i ill
ran,-of tbe same
ale w
CVngrres Inform fed.-rai
“ that there in. so- - itch I
U r .ii •ed rounirr* and t
official wha csuv-i joit*
u.«d |n Jenatnrad oh
-1
open hi» own fesp»-it “ !•
bis cwn ris k ."..
mhets Of Harbor* f|
Vnd Bivers Group
To Tour City. Then
Be .Dinner Cnests
:irty To Depart
On S ^ O s c c o l t
:
WD] Offer Insight
On Need Of Channel
Mt mtant of the? Rival* and
liriio r* Commitlar of OwRi‘i *», manv of thrm hccdS iwoir.'tl by their fumtifr*. gr*
uj ruAfh >‘.*nfpr<l V\.
• -n
” t i nm* at 11 '30 o'clock, at?. V !
'"•rnltnif to nunl rrcHvgtl hem v:.
today by tho Clinmbt>r of Cent*- • '
more*-. Pt-as for their iqVrtotamuitt werr D-erfr-rieil*.
it a ntcotinif in th« office** of
: );o Chamber b'nvrrmr. - * <
* m th .»r
c. r, wijiitrt).,
r
■
thoiitles,
as alderman or comnitssinner.
Firat elected U> lb# office, of
mayor la llld , Mr. la k e was snfy
22 yeata old." He served a numbfe
af terms as mayor and ahUrma*
cn the f d y Council and then re
m en d from Hanford for s*«rral with gteat rarw: -Ihllttiw- a- 1
'*• •' r* . years.
Upon bis return is thla gra ic tutles i ‘
r
city in IM7 be wta again elected or trralen |n - •
to .the office and baa served run* ent manner
"The meet r v r r -f and Impsirt
tlaucwsly since that year.
duty that devt-lrvs on-rrrla u)e
•
Fat two terms Mayor Lake rep
r It Ism af a fr - * w>utsir> st
t
resented tha ceunty c f Orange In
and all time* la t-> |im'.cft Its V
the state legiaUture and In I t t l
ty and eecurity.
he was the autL- r o f a m«*«ure
"There ts a lertaln gtar >*r a 1
which created fieraInal# County | glopy Incident t-i th* hr--<- ■ a* tout of land, then a part a f Orang" men wh» In time* « fVrarfan
Foil -wing this Mr. bah* waa sentj form some spectacular feat • f p
ta tbe legislature for two conae-j triotlr heroism and aacrifl
<f
ru tiie terms frven tha saw county.! themselves t>r their r u . i . i i *
la thanking Jhf rummlaaioner*, safety and |>H tfll«n.
|*r their faith m returning him * "But there |* an mare.fct' -i—n
U> an office which he has held for danger that-inn thrvaUn
many year*. Mayor Lake aisled ■langur the aerarily and p
that only a firm belief In the fut our fa ir lan.i af political fig dote
ndane fer
ure o f Hanford and tb* program than far its law* to fall I'
which la before H could keep him in r*«part and ta be held la 1 ‘ repute
pukllc office for so long. "W e kava by Ha rltiaeua,
Hanford growing along is a w r u "Mnahin l la *>• deelgne-v het be
live, ye* pregvaastee Uaaa and l must have some firm o f c irul for
remain In office purely far the hie protecti" •
sake • ( assisting In tha comp! - 1. m
.-il Irit* 5
of a program that I waa him wed and gtsidanra #*pr#*»»-l 1* tli* m»- ,
Jority o f the rtlleena ta “ dr *<-'
IA helping t* farmulata". he said
Returning fnyn New> York Sat eraign rapscity.
"When laws decay at-1 **f die* ■
urday, where ha had gewe aw MssI'f *
nea« conearatag the sale a f manl- teeperUil by the
ripal securtlles o f the City af Han- country, '.hen anarch) vud ik*#>
feed. Mayer Lake stated that ta pravaiL
Ulf* *v.-i g I
n W r U n « more pwttwtld and A. D iigiAeS.
financial clrriee of New Yetk thie
City «a a rated with such communi hertikr service than n n be per- . H ATED li
form—I by a cltlseu «*f today than
ties as Jacksonville and Tampa.
A. D- IM7.
• "Hanford's credit Is far shove that of Juryosan
“
Th*
jurymen
are
»
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guerdlem
that of citiaa much larger In i-epulotion.
Bend hawane are ac- of the swewrity and w -far* d l M » i
.
m*aia> i wwh Um —httntmlur ^ toaatiy :■ ui7t*i - f jWUIT-NHY II
" I t U the Juryote'a who reepen
thla (Hy sad I am glad t# aa> #ar
and
value
their
selht,
why
hav*a
NKW YOlOi. J**v 4.—*V.-- fa
head*-are much sought after
he
high regard and ahtferw eppracia- ytatWtkfl /• r 1 ’
fcvtul 1-4 vi
declared
t-iriee fnT.tbe d*‘ k-c*f I U m !>V
* I’ m J- tin* a proepervus year lion af th* Justice an I A YYhitpey s i i<
for the busl*a*d - IspAesIs of Ih* M e* o f Ih* m who strike terror 4u l*h * f ll mlWc-li ci|U'-'’ .
,rF'
city, Msyur Lake ewldi "Hatdt-rd
ahd criminal «'la»# wti-i k .-s « « a -■> j
cannot help Ust enjoy prosperity
tr.gl, stalk i t- i.
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Every todteatsea patau
atrae*s and bighw*>*'nltH e-t aerp ;
to the fact that business here will
ja a l-a ttitu d e af diadaiq and die
continue a* it has always haen.
respect of the conriitutad law* of
safe and sound. Tha weakness ta- ih* laud and the pewe* and security
dies led in hevaral sectieaa oi tha
O ftt. Atiaens
: I]
aouth will net affect Baate/d Our ■ 1 1 la th# )*rym*n <*< te«W«the>
rt>- une< are staMa
They win bathhuM that trill set be #Vlyi*l
V, rjtvt
tit#
carry thorough to a good year."
or awerved, that r i l l tut flnscjt.
t?W
e c-t-ii
when doty demon de Ik s f l H lwo-1
raw. v l*y<
4er a Jts*« eerdlcl wiU-ibt i«a o ne t
. -jace v f 1
il
) »!* rpe Upd'juffA
4 fCVrlriiu.-) li* I
T
i e zszstiss.
County will bring |he resuite at
a cust a* taw m •- lUcaM
W W IA 4
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|$0V dews, 140 monthly, buy*
*. rurwer hanan... - •
tClaaaifiraUcn S H I
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'W i.grn a d T ' U
’Isesdajw*,.-Imlth- d l d ' a o t
g>
qualify
a* a Juryman, and L Caa -gttniiMy. Twtfcjhi,
men >*4, “made a tha*
• • * '■ i 5iti .'a me.
‘ -Hf.-': i — ar-l
» »-#r*-b W "(- c'vstUl. aivdc-tlof
£ P f-ejj W r«afll|pg
% Pt?r M V H ‘ iu l«ln t
il/ am! treat
--u-ni-i; af
< am! tbe atl■
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1 IN tUaei Coach, **w«fcauind,
chans,
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• TOKYO, Jatu 4.— uFl ,Li-»-.r i
(lirohita has a *o«ar> tvld and 1-
aifFi/TW
• V Jw.-
"W # rcauW IhVVrms.i fuar*fh!-<Usv
ralaimiiahlp
.
maflaod t# hi* bed. Th# <*r*~e<!y
I
# 5 matd?ihd
uwuklng ih* nffielal kwgiaaii-i' -
hie reig-i ha# been delayed.
.I
a n p a ra lle le d -v . It-u t c f A O y .tiX ,
•T t' ■ « "Tp :.itwf *1 rTtSl^rr tr!f *
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^•m o f the ( hamher, v h t k isvWe4
f 'th-* party o f conureeinmi : - . >
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t
J'.a-ev tie jCieate taka th* luiat trig
t j fork- -will* ati thgt a first haa} ,
-:‘ • ■ •
flh
S
Jt-h-i* rlv vt!
m.vy N» had. "fflcUta <>f thp Chgab
U-r ta/.
A il- in.-.U!»i far the tour tn u 'rt
:!>e celery W-sUict h»vc kee-t vofQ
ur-Uvrei hi many Vital cit'*v«i4
TV- ccraatitt-'i I* • » meet tha-Hio
• -tyt the A tls’itW C e i l Llm.
fta!lwa/ aai.iu.i- ->t l|iJd u'cbiek
-mciilately show thrm tip
d l j art-1 du trot. Re.tueeta.pf eev-.
o.-tl >uppreesinavr tn tie «|w #l tha.
rtlery delta la said is havn lnJ» «
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•■-« th- Chno bog ut _Cvm aKtx;
In skmoging the topt.
tentcipUNt the Jtiv r-l I
tVngrrsa-anol party ew
-ty-PiTio tn <iull *nep<qt
mm
A-iesip-i^it sa t j
• Ji- .i
■ ■ ■
Rons Refi<i!uti-)i:i
«r By One Of Tiw
A Claasif ted Ad la th* chedpsst, quirk**) a »d surest wgn <*(
reach.ng a party who has aom*
be had refuaad a
A orw-- story d m U i a l tHU
,
.' Anxitv aminurice-l that ihn m s -'-i *itet. man/ c-f the member* | f
• HUh are li*»iK-r» o f the ilm m it
prescnutlvsA. wee* n..t <-x-\log '£&
tW# e'ey on their hetufw
'•YjthiitMoe f ilii'd it f ■ ismr of tfty.SM
»te.
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T « (odK.v ->- <-omntur.tcaUis.n with
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hr rongrri.m en from
,
'r :tt, Joe* ear* *»l.iM U hol , tie* •
• ’ ’ bat
i'i
- •i..! t ./ .j
- .*>.« f-.r f 1 r a Coll -if aeWwH
r.-tl !i-ut < iifiir e levvtng.frr >UcU* _’ J
.fn .iU on .','|v etramrr <» <*<• *
• • • • n - n «n d «? r v f m
-it.’ ructc^ dn-lded this ra-mlng on j f*• orl ntdlnmeht p’.in-t,
I h'.iw gttn & l*
v*td Ulmtbu. 5.1
Judge J. G. Shnirn Sm * l "
Are tiiiardlnni Of SirclirHi
And Welfare Of The r->unlv
Upon Opening CWrt Tnlny
Connecting
The Wlrei
RT tha Hpn. tin - John UH*
ri there trill be.no femalo
la look after their wants notion, as to where the big bank
d e ta ily V . doeldod -4k*t rtdl raaae fram ." _
Deputy Marshal Thetnap Jbaitb.
kch ks very well qualified
stage's# they would-he run who vahiniarily revealed tha aD
To Jacksonv . p
-A r^ rWc lle Elr rin i
i As Chainnait uf tho
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R. R. OmmisBiftii -j
j Ida Ratlraad
| Well* *>•• *1*
, day ta aUccoft
H ''< V
1 C viivliftt. of .UrnUcelw, wtu>
I M" • « « * « » ra-c!*vt«rt
' . ; -ohm J a i» primatt * ,v1
|F. ’> *w s, .-turk* b n aipksfk.4
. } -tasivnei alee / s*rio*aa|dl ea
tH th# l i l t
w J
^$/M- f'iltltafUk ^
B.i M M'
... u n thu ftirm iM i
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hlr„W «lta was eleriad D
„ f Itv-m-a'cebici in I H L aegutrtn^
U eai id tUv^l C. Duav. *w £
c iV u itv . who 414 W t »un fwf
The a»W i l ->na*ew w<
j)>!«v*eil»#r af tha Florida Lsgtalal
V ‘ !«*c w c t r t l years. ''• • •
.-ft j . Mr— gantcnOtW ‘ f tbe Rolti
, «Kurulael *W w<Uk t » * * ulslasv
�TIIK SANFORD IIKK.UjD. MONDAY. > A M AKT 3.
B i g T e t t lB i a k c t b a j i
Season Opens Tonight
On Minneapolis.Court
CHICAGO. J a i 3 ,— id*> — T V
B»c T f « femkriball
efotef
Uctxfct at U l e r ^ i k , w.tb M'nr«w»ta and Ilfiaoi*. I * » of t U
f-f.ad* b in n f m «f« W *
■ t»r alaaaat any otW f in Si* re*v•c • ■ ■ i f i t f iW tnrt
At the Mm* Uau t h r e f / * V
lity T r t frrr* will hr piayiiHt tbrtr
la»t yrwrtwe tvtnHt, ^*11 «a
k « m flw n . C k k a f* «*«***. !•** »’
.■•Tat*. XavtfewMtar* play* a ratarp » < a fa .iit S d i f Darrf. an
I Ohi* Slat* tarkW, Plft. Tansor*
r,->w nijkt IM u r a » * * < i C n k fo n
T a lle y * at IQuac.>act«m. ,
• Two nf t V four tram* »► »*.
j t M let iW ( M l m a t titW U>t
iw.rtter. U n at i I »dta-'a. art *>(
;d a w fl irqwal tr o a iw d l » wist—.
wktV M Vtrfon and Pardt**. ,t w
« t l » n c f (iM f m r t r f i * at tk» t*?
is lyre. u<* **r»rai « f u * i «
t . • '•
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SPEAKEK LEAVES
F IG H T IN HANDS
OF HIS L A W Y E R
HE*
rarg-r--
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T V Rivberr rharfea add to t V
defanainatirn of thwae tr ember* o(
( V t t t f i aht hare hem n r fia f ‘ a
r m f t r i '. ral
iareoitgalkaar
of
kfmhaH a* a teteh of u n m t V i
arWrh aaiaod Trie RpeaUr and T ,
OUib
RfpreocnMtire K ill,,
of
N n i ) l m ». had elarud U act nr
. ICTndaeal Vaeball ftp* « ua*an of
ta acv Out tbr ( t a , »> v W t V
.Meaiwty uf pukOc watiaac ef din
tar Knew
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.Stool ot U n * r .
ReyobVan.
K w m >. Mid Ik* RkeWry rharve
> r m ta t.e.flixt.u U a M *d la*
u w
Itfb b tk *
w fetch wwyld
W r jM S R u ltir* wfyki*
the
acafw W federal yraucMOwa ia the
fata**-*
Turn mg Lewis Risk? Belt In
T ow a rd
A n g e le s
Los
Match With Biff Mbim
> tl,tr F o r $10,000 Tourner
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“ I (Jae p*M> tv takr ;
At
»lh ^ U 'l n . l y h f *»■»->
of *.
[M Btjr r- i o t : , and wi3 ttteixpt tc
ffor.nr tf- i » » : * r world'* m « r i
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. W . u»rd faTwOrr tha* f
f i. L .U . -Ua ■ *•
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ta ortu *n *«. turned t W r J nftU'k ti'aiykt with Waynr
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today inward* lb » f*< A®' Unam.
I 1 0 .0 O B * p m
»* * «* * «
Ntatljr two jfrwrt u * llu nrf’ ^
t -,<d t/ * M i jt r i the n a r i®
O ff
ro o m y ArwK*or. profeaajoew^ of
L -n d n r A
* »e«T r»«:u eal Cawitay C.ot. ita r.»a * ( i t j ar>4 r-»im eJ^h* ti* •
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Wa.feirttM. I» C , tklcr i» «*« * |wfcew L f » i » * » i a u tilr tc a f p r v
I (far t i r tiurd and.. Jcodmy fail
Gear* >r,:, f d .r . twQacted *750 a n d j Lwmi *. take kit ic/t arm U it fail,
fetr.ac f»eykt.!vrm*r.t «f a natrh •
rt ;»mp u.r~trd t«ward l » t A tplsfe
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L Vaa C » W V t r
l5«m»-r ,ft t m r r B ^tuh amateur cha'Ap* m ’ a * I
H om e V * 1"
\ fo th
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.'W-Tre •**•* n^" *f tv r*W*i VMO.BwKMMOfl VK. fmVk-aati: crlt“
i r t f . yrwfeVlM al »■** at-airT#.'
•r*t tifT ** •« 5‘ s wyaatJjit Mt:
f(>iMttririt*!* *•
H»=>F'K«i*Kip n r the wrt^*' Ip klil catt*
BIG D A N C E
Lae« IlMck ntit, whkfe «Mr:»
Vi-^rynd frwra tiw Sd-bidc *T'*d
with » i m ' card cf 1^ .
„
.*-> A . r . a/< -ird if k l f f f '
ur*d ta tk* i>.r«wiay o l > * » r » *
that * u u t th ie f l * t la iffd Src«h*d fcy at lead two « * t r r rrr
inrUrayw playwt* vt IM h W i *•*
f.fh t (or *«a*wratka in *k* hacd
'cl k a law j rrr •
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•new VOKK • J»r
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Te* Bwhard vatvrd hU cr,-* f r yiadkaUan. T n » tad*y
r
St. I m u •
BO Aamrlr*"*• *
W « o i U r»*.am with ta* rwetra t wohld k m a. T V wi
tf <irr> Tommy fc r a w . .
g u y rayW" k m
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P e t jit r t rM |V *nj raid* W 11
hra*ywrir‘ t rhanm- "■•! >P hattl» Ljkftr* (Shir Ib r' r Sh* ; »»
m
t ; v t ! . u i*!*.
Vn
ft t )t* f ik r i
Septrrr.twr at Yaf.kr* i t a i w
ui lk » dumewd ^ ( f t *
tww , . a O « oUIm . <aa rardiifrd
Rwltard drpatta tneeorrww **nJ ly a m » « M tra ri icj
tttr tr'lhai it y 'tttn t «• t » V tW
Ilaichwr*. J.-F'ucarjr. who l.n r*»- Tri* it aider,
M h ta
i) i : n t m rd w a l V w i f f
ter*,) Irtr- a r»rr with th' M a li‘ s* • < -rttr»«.
.
. it amlkr* awl
i h t*V j
.^t! . th .
I oriahctar* atd »■
hll u trr~. f * « t k
o ) tU L a n « dr ; v rraaatu It t*rr; b ad hi U ^i (wr«tai aathwawt a*
t- el thr trrj--*t W-iIiaf afra/tta (•€
M r ia rtt iwafjk* and f * kh aod akt/
lets* . I titri^l trawl?**. Or«»maHh*a
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t>0«m itr.u krt
k - - r ri.tar=t*»i, th nwtVaad V J
tie
«• *i fz-w t r.« -* u J ■••p llr
ptomeet • ! a V a t
f‘ »
L rii MS asd iifti- -.ithm. * U » tV
|Vtroit'-pU }M >. a ! * - -- ' * '
,r.: - r r rt ca » • the t t ^ h k , U atth* w v I K t fa r * a di?f«r*Bt « ! » • ! *
t -V d haw tl-f Wwwl attach* thaart*
M i af it* e/rrir- - 1
1 1 tt- rr iW~ vad ik n l i tW p m
V ld . ( b t wytfieldar at th* t j» i\ :
that th* Cl-har ■ ***** < »*♦ ^
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tr. »t‘ that rawery f « r V a iir .f IU-* ^
too In thrry c a w * . f^P*- » * * * )
SB. I>17. VilliA,* I V
B «d_,T .‘ >
ebanrn af w ler.n f t V
fro n \ V Whlta Sot.
T V Ih - J
Ifoit fAtcfeerm « t r » r<4 k irrl t « ^
lay iow a far the gwt. V said.
• R i, Sfhalk. t v Rai rww .iaaiu
0f f ) r I'.'rT, i-ina.tt«d h
rar*
hi* M and told t V u m . * t .« , a*
L fiV ll
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Rowland, who learaywd Uw
tVkhe S<-» that ) « r and 1* e <w
h ' ABtanlan. Ixaawr araplrv. d*-- !
\ : . J any knwwtrtf-r af the l « t .
and mat th. tin t to w*Ww«* t
levitat .a V T U * 4 fe ta fare R’.*U r ^ «i*d hi* cl u r f aa W ^ h f
morninf.
.
. RiaWry’ * *tw.imitol
urday* rufht-wa* f<r.fir»ne.t h,
f^ q yrrt^ r.d - fr-m tienef. ’ I
W ir w r . who nlaytd third k »n fa.
the ftot then.
tVtaiwr did Rht
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Uaharf.1
■ h «l fa i . (M a r \V»tt^ Detroit «ut
fleldtr. a haftihaK.
W rar»r
*p «ie up 1 •
■tiia^hfld ,»dd,.t that V made it l a U p f m l » f
a O r u lr n i* p tiM it. * ,
TV W
■tetaioajJf t i t *iutll b a , and law lrd t V Whit* S t.
* ta a direct ^ueatt.a b, lAadt* at ,
the heart.* g Satorday aifht
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- "th'hrn I first r»B*e mt<- ha»c
ball.- t V cemiaiaaioaer *atd. *1
heard that lha So* had talari • ’
ppa) U par the IWta-'t ptuher* -f ,
ptayrla to M at Ba*ti»,. t\’a^.th«t
. tkr « / t f . t V
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T v i.- .a a k f Rulwr*. “ I D t m j
heard o ( that
T V iaon*x * » *
roller t . ) by myadf and Chick!
GyrnfiV (R oy ft n l haaawaal anl
waa for p a jta f the Hatred! p ilr e » .
• to atoufh thooe two danhle header.
• tv * • a* Chicago wa L a V da, iad
tha Bandar before. Itonland ia*
afifau-d t w weVaoa, and ha Uld
aaa a* ha cntetad th* da«attt fw
th f first yaaw that r anythin* tea*
S ta r G o lfe r s
tf >!• pt*v
E v e ry
<Uta»ar*. of the dtV. anil th
Vac I> Raid .*”OjitP « f r.TTAt Xr^k,
v V.. tkowrd feu brtt card iu *>w
.ti-irio n 'litt* fllyfet y r «t»c :* r.
11r •*>d tiw tPr»T-day tr*t w *fe f i t
r
ot»d pU*w amt 3SA' “ W i! I
l) • Vf.klh.-rc. feraoar < h- "try
j- -‘ r-—- t t !. wh« now Unit i V w
t * 4* feu feonrw. tied » tfe A l
T. •• j* o f Grand. Rapui. U k k .
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: ! i to 4t»t W third a r t *\»rtk
{ . • fe ia tfa ■ ■>• 1
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IJOLTS—TV S«
Silver I-ake Casino
^ W'ctthc«lay «Bil Fritby.
• * N ifc h U
iuA*c hy^vanf'*r»I 0 rrh«?5tra Dance «tar|
A C. HINDER, Mgr. 1
M ILTO X — Xww f t t s l n f fact try
ay kr t l U k l i t M k m .
Announcing New Policy
Seminola Park Runtiiing Races
L*n»»
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of C a n a 'f r t » » I H fl* *
. - . t i w t « thi» »|a'r ■*»
!*.
T V ■nistar! w J f.cm
> -.d W ill T o o r'd * L it e t*
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Polau tferoach It the
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For the balance o f the current race meeting now in prog
ress at beautiful Seminola Park, located near Longwcxjd
on the Dixie Highway between Orlando and SffnfonT
the pi ice o f general admission including grandstand
and parking pri\ileges will Ik?
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tlX C A N I/ IX 'G
$1.00 PLUS T A X — LADIES FREE E VE RY D A Y
SE\rEN RACES D AILY R A IN OR SH INE
POST TIM E
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AUSPICES’
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SEMINOLA RACING CLUB
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Jos. B. Tinker,
Pres.
R. A. Pohlman,
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W H ITE H IG H LE Y M A N
Announce
The Showing of the Most
■W»*f
MORE MILLIONS
service
Hfr continued growth of
TloriJa will require an es
timated expenditure of
mtrre than rA.8uu.000 Juring
\l)27 for additions, extensions
and replacements to the Bell
Telephone S>stem thn*i«hout
the State!. '
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This follows closely ’ the
record-breaking telephone con-
Beautiful
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The unp;v*:eJenteJ r r * * * ^
of Florida made it n e r a u r . to
construct new ('uOdings i n i install new or enlarged telephone
s t e r n s in sixieen cities durinr
the ju s t two ycjtrs. This was a
program which would ordinarily cover a periodb iffh e years
or more.
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A Host of Beautiful and Mechanical
[m^rovements—New Features Found
Only on the Costliest Cars!
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>“ rIt is now e** united that more
which im dT ed a gross expen- |lun l7>00u new lcL>phones
diture of 5l0.ooo.ouu, and uill be added to the Bell System
similar work in 1925 costing jn HorM*Thi> year.
5ri,000.o*«».
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A T OUR
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I b w u n l i o f >o u n r nvrn who h a ir -
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C o n d e n s e d S ta te m e n t o f '
The Sanford Bank & Trust Comp
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H a n k in p H o u s e ,.K u r n itu r e &
f- P o u n d
O th e r
S to c k s
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F ix tu r e s
R e a l E s ta te
&
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B o m ls
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Welaka Building*
DOAN’S
m . e f'M im l. apt* f i r . ! t1 Jm»c* J r T r r iy t |1 Hr
ry W * « i iT*-*npil.
t-ra rj Ueretal J. It iiA.
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t -mas C( n o * w k « » 1 wad
O M I |t iw n o j wawe « A w
p .T» rise to a duH. 1 » jaaS lotiittf Mat. w n r iu lA to**-- harti .-he* u i litMUrhet. “ tat the
l i b e r * or* not funrtaawa*
I^rfnrrtf u ertaa *!c s a toy
tundra or *caety P ****r <■
h ts n -a i. M w * s a d p w t
pKr.ie trt loan dii t « t w *
IM »
h r the tot— f
Mrwal wse o f A m u * 7..I**—a
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The* two* w n * f ir m rr*
aay <-c«x*|*i-*i « * the Chn-Uaa i t - trainipjr * * m»mw and bt cm
llgian. it uncertain. B.it his cf- baplirndTir lb* CfcAttJan fa;
fnrt* at tewchiar hi* aoWtrrt the M < running talk tha I h t t a
ro.'iTtr.t* o f r l r i l U tis f s a l » * * !'* '
Arc Better » ( h i r n
ality «hvi«t»*Vy have born* fiv u .
A t thr lin r o f lh> battle*
P iu a lM f Habit* I'arrrrtod
tv ‘ '
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* » * « * < * fcy * ? -
if tb» .r
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le^ N«<r (iriran* juft al*oat brv«_c i trr [ bi
frdesilal*. » f > f w*u. •m
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,be daUl t f n jp iU rly rtfo»eit a
**Oa lb* f*lhrr bawd. Atlanta i t k ..i
a tww-thlrtU *«tr. lbctKt
w rtn l a r > a at O W f t f trwl j(gr*< *l " A « l o tV r tr r tlu tij FAr*
* r t a i- a k «« V bar w et,
i tiraUrljr in iWar of t i » *tt*t»< *
1 pet Hrr.t. t**J ‘ O u t '. IBa. I jo t orr.l to a i t u a c t , will b* fatal, in
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'F re w :<• r . it W *w*:v > . * v ra d r® *"^ to tb* IV fn o fn lo
ji'F
thr im w r t r- in*t ro r-' L*tTC chaiwrtaw on wall* t *4
ARMY OF ticWhether
* b* ha* turn a U r U' ( i w thorn armabi tS » U f r w t t .
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f i n v g g n o r ! * * * ^ 11t**for *a CcI F » a k SMitb
L X -IJ J in O IS
in
u se— o n e
o th e r
3 3 ,0 0 0 .0 0
3 4 5 ,3 ^ * 8 5
ls •
s p o o n fu l e q u a ls r w o
b ran d s—
p re v e n ts
w a s te
$ 5 5 5 * 9 8 .6 9
o f
m a t e r ia ls . I t n e v e r fa ils .
JW f
THE WORLD S GREATEST
BM titM G PO W D ER
K .\ x ts
d a r in g
e a l u j i — rr*s d o o m s a c t in g
A . R . JCry
S a m u el P u ie tlo n
CM p . W ilU S n i-
H. R Whltner
\V>\V. C. Smith
H .-t* ’n u b w f
r . . A ; BruntU-t
IT. ^ . I lifr fin s
H. B. W ig h t *
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Sth
A X
IF
rl i i e i r
e n tir e
YOU
s to c k
fo r
FA IL
10 b *g
n n d c h i l d r e n ’s s h o e s , m e n >
c t, g iv in g
rea l
YOU
W ILL
LO SE
TH E
B IG G E S T
9 A . M . S H A R P
D AYS
W AGES
IN
S A Y IN G S
YET
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m e r c h a n d is e a t v
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’ Given Away
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W e d n e s d a y , J a n . 5 th
A T
9 A . M
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FREE A U C T IO N SALE
O x fo r d s
and Oxfords
Each'Afternoon A t 2:30 P. M.
P '»
» » )*'► *| <t** RU tto* u b * Mb afwrwcwai at I J# p m i b i l will 1+ ra U rta it.
a t.) u tTM ftnal. TIMS IS !HM\ ’ W ltb M cb m >J , ityy hue m r Iu h ytn.
mas* I - i t \ ibi* *t»rr ww will p i , p a a twariL ‘ Taw w w .lK w * b iM *. i V « i t : >
***b » lir r .
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Vw
•if I r f t i n n trd tttU iw tkt u r n a* it jrw w m c » in* t* |a; for tb t a w rit t*U .
1 ^ la y fa* thrrn with p a l t u b in that N * i w t m t W a to r n .tb «| . A* Maw
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at i W w 'ITT D K U a Iilaa. *a r*t bew^a aa4 r H y i a> akaIT af
■ N iiw fd a t r b w p> wwU'a* ba«« p a r *k*rr af ik* fa *
$1.95
(rad. ra lf w *l
ktf. bant * i Kartl bat
B x l a t k fU ID M I f i f t t
ta I I L M fiawwii*
W hole Family
Children's Shoes
A and
Boys’ Shoes
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In taa and black la lf. tu^k
**■*-» ca'f i i a k <i
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Strictly
Dress Oxfords
S ILK H O S E
M Value
1A.
PA ...per pair
Thursday, Jan. 6th
parrhaa* y t C
2 Pair Limit to Customer
S O A P FREE
Friday, Jan. 7th.
Misses’ Pumps
Men’s Army Shoes
Let Your Breakfast Dishes
on Time! Be m line!
C m** } **w -K«d> w a f ta m i Friday1 • * '
2 ? C «0 C *»
2
Work Shirts
O V E R -A L L S
Real Savings For Women
Pumps and Oxfords
$ 4.95
$ 7.95
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ONION S l’ITS
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TIIK SANFORD IIEKALU. TKBHUAVt -JANUARY I. 1927
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\New Aviation Chwft |
! Opens At Pensacola
*tune in Funds Which
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PF.SlUcOLA. Fla., J—. L—(Aft
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■N i i i l A ir «tatUn h-r* from which
|fc, JsA. *. . - v e t — A « « 7 P«*aiWlrtr *>f 4 claimant «•*. ^
^ tr w h > to | fll)) (W g rrt
unclaimed *•**#»>
,
.
pilot*.
a-.U. of N . w York, t h . 8eam.na V*nk
Rr„ r<4, of 0 * * h « « l .h ,.* . that
- t r ^ e of U-podtnrr m en. in New York all e f » » * « >
..fV n lj forty or f i r .
c "floaten-" the * * » • *t**U*S aawunta- whoa. <i*- par tm t af ’ thaaa » ^
ho « l » t l the
»ourcr » P***t#re W r * n o t be-o hcanl of In voutNr ar* ahW to t}oalify »• ptlata,
—
30 * * « . nr more After thra la p "*
1. ifif' » «
s k i* . ha^ tbr * 7 olirt*
"V 4 * lt> * * * ’
The
t» ».arn
learn •all
alwul worn’
in l.rr.t
#b loniter
»->n«.r la
paW
>— «way
- » to
» awuc
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! fZ-------------ip ir r
- manu“
manu in
lrm t no
U paW
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. * and th* banka have urn o f M>#» i * » > * . . « « *
h »* J fr p .g ?
<Japoaltnr» hare vi*- „
M Bftt , „ T iri,,vWuBj g.m . • w.fr t.U ym. about com. of. them
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- - -return . They:
ArfosnU lfrom
lha Bnwrry.
Cir nartnaa ami eww.
l*p (j*. winding H ow ry. is * * •
kath, without ka ria a tw ilifh t „ f th#, ohratad. w »m l.r
ordering Fertltlur
^ morra. #
.
t | d ( u chine.*. men «/ bear.^l t
no
I
.H ard l » Find
tty In , hatlro* 'foreign women, pale, ' fpr f,j| Bn,t winter application.
.... helm to thi* fortune nM-faceii children. Such
the
i find. »ay« Herbert K clientele o f the Bowary S a r ir y '
‘ tiU M O N P in tK ASD »:KM
prmtlent of the i^ra- , (U n i, where the dormant account< i
|for Saving■, whbh. In total |100,W)0.
C IT R t'S BRAND S- a
yf hualneae, hay 2^34; ' fine. In thla parade, u id a. batik f
uni* totaling -$S9€.-1effuial, « t i Mary CTin, TO year*
. ta*4. however, l» a old.". She-had fergottin *orae. o f ’ "T im . Tried and 1‘rap Te*tvd“
; ane and through a de. , her acecurtta and w#» fi'iind t»>
qitUuteil fo r the pui- have, 112,000 def-ovit^l with the
A ir mu IN u a M A P I
•oarch ia made an.l j bank under four name*.
Ifc e k « a d t . a . r
t lfg e la r p
J ledge will eeparatc Uw
J gold of the upper »»tl»
Idecorated lower panel*
to' harmonire with the
or icherae.
Baby Youfve
W hat
t
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‘
n *
your
O'her heuaehold coneeh- ’
>nged For
yienceg gave
your back and
Advtaew Women On
awd t nrpaalom liip
your arm*,
t\vra| /,fa»; J wa* denlr<l
an m e n tio n
**ingt ^o f othmeOmod,"
.
■a. Margaret Wurtun of
Telephone
rty. " I wa*' terribly netw ill aave your
, *ubj*v) to period* of
Stm
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ufferiag'and roel«|f^haHr.
*
feet
and
your
n iho rrwod mfllher of n
little dkegliter and a true
feeh »gV
t tnd iiupirallen tu gti
t I brllryd haiidm U '.i-f .
»iarn wmuld likr tn know |
COSTS BUT
o f my I h»;ipine»», and I
f r e v ^ l it to any mar- f
who will w riu m*.'' j
nffrta her ailviro on*^
ihout charge! She ha» I
W A L L SKT
ro ll I.etej* thnuld b" •
to Mr*. Margaret BuriU ita ih a irtU , Kanaat •
p . Car
[orreipor.denre will h '
a ntonlh
‘ eunffdr
‘ ntUJ.
handy com er
upwalra. It'a
like having
aomeone bring
the Telephone
to you when
H ringa!
A FEW CENTS A PAY!
Call Our Business Office N O W
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I I I «awlV«i#l Ml U nniM I'liMtMtU. TI#
««| ilt t l lU lft Mill INI ll# •BllIgMilM
y:-
ti
« for the new interior ^
w k - ‘ ™>Wvrmerl la hi«
I)| » r r »l \^ S
T fra thi R >1 B .',. ’ dttion waa evident.
rr.KN FEB t:KNT. *
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ufflli. * Mr. Brlaaco aaffered eeverele (•
* a
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a „
1from *buck when hi* automobile I
K, O. Fainter FertilitJr f a
Stewart .h -p follow.
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The Story of
th* rtmodHfrg of the
/fvT ~
riun« «i» W
i
iriu .hop, In the M e
NKW Y O ^ N a n . a . - ^ H n
' \\IZ
i ',
waa itarted today ^
notnd iir^mati*'. hu
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ueeteil to be completed " h- *'** aevervly•Infarml in aivau- i
ns* .
ti,t« arder' early
,
- 'tomuhile >oUI»lon New Vear’a d a ;. Q UA1JTY firat. FA lit P R k T A
neat two woeat, aceord’
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PR O JU T C IlirM F .N T. Thirty tU f
• nnotnieamnnt mdde by
* ccmfortaMo night, und a - ^
ttvanu '*<tarm * fiit iln e r far
1<m1s
|though ho wa« reported ae *t-ll nn-id-i Crvrwrrm. C M IK
tX flU
,
It.
'"«rtr#l pi flip IMpItt »»»•*•■
W »»n Pjit* N« 1
(Urn Fruit a Vine
Shop Now ^
1Belasco Is Reported firm
firm UfTVTM
t‘lrvw»*«.»l-m'
Re-decorated Resting Comfortably .
r » aa a fW H «t and [Rivw nU t Hrive. Saturday night
eitie* of Ok notth.
he twcome delirlau*.
i of the celling ate to
prana, natural color,
to be decorated with
[ *ub coin- o f green.
»U S h tv d i k n i r
f *«e faaal I w«M»W'l«lK <Ht '1A » # SWdldl'Hi f , S MWMl « C f
SET
DESK
S1.2S
m rmmlh
lin The. Herald Family
Contented Readers—
T h « H e r a ld t h o r o u R h ly c o v e r s th e im m e d ia t e
t e r r i t o r y w it h its N e w s S e r v ic e s , it s w ir e
s e m e e - b r i n ^ r m f r y o t t t h e c r c n m o f N n t io n n l
a n d W o i Id N e w s
T h e H e r a ld is a p a p e r y o u
c a n r e a d a n d e n jo y .
The Circulation ul tin- Herald ia distributed into nearly
nutrty per cent c f the home* in the .Hanford territory, car*
Her i err ice each -renin* in your naijhborhriod.Thl* gnat cpvt ragu not -only jtormit# an ndvrrtiifr to fol
low his ads'c-rttiiing ar>jnt*l riution but allows him to ad*
venire oftengr.’
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ALL YOURNEIGHBORSREAD
Phone 148
. ILindrcd- of thousands of dollar# have gone into development
at. Mount Plymouth during tho pnst summer. Tho 1928 building pro
gram itsolf stupendous fMdc- Into an ihxignificont pUc# when comiwred tn the tremendous building pmgrum for 1927 recently announced.
Wa wish we wero able to paint a word picture of Mount Plymouth
u orgiceteC lutanctd aad directed entirety by t entral Florida hualnea*
that would ennblo tho render to catch a vision of thi* wonderland. Na
men in IndWd a cradU to thi* neellon.
■
ture hn,* lavished her beauties there and made of It the Hwitierland o f
Florida.
tioa tlJ w .u d i i t,’n,P,cU' *tt}r7 » f
I’fyntojith i» a fiv . volume
Standing on tho hilltop in front of tho beautiful Hotel amt Club
t c WHI h ere . n M l * * T k ’" V
,
*“
* h n v f W 0* * * ' «*>
house.ynu
got ^tvtow of practically tho entire first unit of tlar devslofvthe
Sh f . on th*, U fK lN U " and occamplUhnwnta Un«l
moot. It i* indcoil An enchanting picture on# that quicken* tho pob#the future plan* for Mount Plymouth ia indeed an ardumia U*k.
Iwats of the artist and endue* the golf devotee with on enthu*httfm he
Plum ,).Vh” ■MVUnl l>Iym<’.lLth? T“ u,!‘ WtT tbe 4 0**1 Kin -Why Mount
never felt Iwforv. Tu tho lover of nature tho picture will appeal with
Plymouth U to anauct the <itieait.ni ” Wliy l it d f r Coif i* m,* the ;i grl|> tbiii will not lot go.
<
univerraI ami «mrM-wld# mil-tfiun- apnrt mol ha* fancinalcd BVerv «nA famous golf psoflr-sionul staled that in all of hfs experience,
nrhlcned tuition of the earth for the p«*t 47U year- It baa contrttMitad
which ha- covered th# best courses in two continents, never hue he
more to the health andifotKlfHlowAhip of the world than any other
tnc* lhiiir man haa done. It Is clean, mild, invigorating; alwayt act in found a course that will equal the new St. Andrews course.
Cmsi you -eo .the picture? Uer# is what iou
n* vou iook.
nature a choicest Hurrounding* ,md jta roatcr invarloLly refltcL* the
acic-s tho gentlv rolling ccuntnr in front of vou.
No l«*« than too
-Mially beat in every commumtv. Mount
fount Plymouth ia‘ *Jf*iRmnl and
ia being dgvelcptd a- a golfer*;! tritr la rail i*e— the
Andrew*
iiidr
of pretty lakes nestling among the hilts, around which the golf links wind
Andrew*
of
Americana
aalf
contaiiicd
and
comptat#
MunkitwUty;
with
* n*l . which
are. —circled
l»y hroid
and
welt renatruvtcd
Igmletards,'all
a i 'K H i
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Imoil on
both -id#*
by newly
planted
water
oaks.
Yonder aro
every known
moderlr" lUxtfrv andI convenlrtn*-;
owh»-il.
mnnaaiil
atut of *i kho—
•datidy pines in sit of their virginal msj«*tv and beauty, sod uvsr these
lived in by golfers and those* who have found the homwdle ideal. It*
the thousand acres ufbrolling hHU amt upAltling lakes arc dIvid<Hl tin kt ogk- wHo*o spreading arms invite yett to corae ami rest in thw cool
«had« beneath them. In the immrdmte background there are many
into tour section-«.cHchirM'Ctiiai luiving a -I'lvudid IS-hole course* tach
dignified homes, all sulistantiai and of English aivhitectur*. Humlreiw
course handled by a wen known Llolf Professional. Phatllc Itowc, Pre*
of -killrtl arti-un- are plving their trmle «n the aiany ^uloitantkil home*
mtrr tJolf Professional nf the country, who came direct fn»m the fam*
gnd bt(lkJ(ng* im * under con-tmctlnn. Well huflt cluv mail* smooth aa
<T(^ I t rnuhuxih. ia jn Charge of the n«w SL
Annrewi TourM*. _
Ja houawAxir^iluit wuul and wjnd through the preportv around Iwjp*,
and hffl* Tor a <li-lanc« of lit miles are-all there. Symstrfcal young
On the hifhovt hill bis been erfelgd a IA40.000JIK) TtotcM'luh
•
iinge tivr* are growing everywhere and -liruha and- flowers an.I
hrttae, vkith the f1m>t 4f moms, magnificent bail rooms, spacioug #erguslis
make this perfect picture beyond compare.
amlas, ami all of thw Hutun s c<uiatitutiiitr the Ideal Social centers This
'Surrounded
by rich hack country Mount Plymouth has a particu
new liotcMTuh will m laud bg the rendrtnu* cf the ms ia! set. Ami
in mkiition to golf, po!"
tiooURg-. sky moiorjng iholh Inftd uml lar appeal on account of the rich agricultural back country whkh Mill
hynroplangs). all watir spoils, the best bn— fmhing am] ipiail sh<H»r- - *rrvt< to bring prosperKy to tho whole community.
On the on# -Ida lies Sanford with the center of the oriwv pro
. ing in the South—Hind 4 i this right at your door.
duction
and on thu cppuslto side lies Winter Garden the richest pro
There will be no tuber aimdimunlty In th# world |ikt> Mount
ducing urea of its sice Iti th# world. Adjoining Mount Plymouth tho
Plymouth, The borne owner m thU unlqtm renter na** no Inltiathm
Lake County Citrus grove* are being developed with an ultimate area
tt. -to become a mein!. r He n*vs no annual dues ju tltia highly-n-of 12000 acres to b# pul into groves. Already nearly 1600 acre* «
strkted dub for 21 *ear». lfe bocomee a member bv purchasing a planted and thriving.. .Thi* one development will bring enormous Wed
single home*site, ranging In roet from |6S0 taJJfMM. What he «\cs
in Initiation frv and dun* for 21 years (about f.1A<M».0<i) Is twite or thrice to th# community n* this area ia practically immune to froet and tl
land ia admirably adapted to citrus growing.
the coat of the site. Ihe safety and value of this Investment is, thcr*'fere. obvious, Bmdeisrdm Avenue* and DrlVewavs in the ftrnt arc*
EXCELLENT LOCATION
lion— known'as the St, Andnpea Hertbin,‘aic.alreaiN- toinplctcd. Th#
Tho peculiar high dry location cf Mount Plvnxiuth also offer*
water ayslcra, electru rt-rviee, br>dU intths-ami, teh-phuni; lines are an unusual variety of soil product*. Here we find watermelon#, conibeing installed, and host of enthusiastic golfers now ptsv the St. An aluupa. cucumber*, Wans, iwmiers, persimmoas, guavn*. Jrtfuce and
drew* course daily.
cabbage, as well s* ull kind* of citrus and field cropa.
Poultry farming ia becoming more impneunt year by year and
Accessibility to Mount Plymouth is also unique reacho<l from all
e
' directions over a* fine motor roads as are found anywhere in the with th# demand increasing every year thi* a sourewqf imoiaiiJM incom
:<ir Thi# industry may bo expected to become a real faetoa tn this *ee’ wcfW HR# of the slogans Is M3R Minute# from AO Towns” —and with*
tion. Ikalrylng is iuat getting a good start 4nd recent fencing law' in 24 miles of the beautiful city of Orlando.
will change this section from open range country U) a real nettled dairy
The Atlantic Coast Jhifio Railway skirts the edgo of-Mount Ply
<ummunlty, and it will be all the easier since this area la already pnu>
mouth for 2 1*2 mile- and a station la being designed In keeping with
tIcally free from ticks.
the theme of this community.
Bulbs, and furfu are being raised very profitably and grape* anr
, The men behind the project are big men, successful men; they
fa-t bn ogling im|Kirlaat
arc golfer*, and they know that the American imlfet want* just what
MANY AUVANTAUER
;% f
*4ount Plymouth ia offering— the absolutely ideal h«im# for Uut golfer
In
addition
to
agricultural
there
ia
the
promise
of
manufacturing
and for t|w borne lover a* well.
The foremost iiti/ens of Ontral Florida aro behind it. Tlwc men prtiflt. '♦Thsrk I- an anipl# lumber output now to permit furniture mak
trrhind Mount Plym- Iil h are men of wealth amt standing, lewder# In ing, ami there are also valuable deposits of Kaolin Diatomtta amt «th#r
their respective communities, William Edwards, a Realtor, Is President clay# ami sands, soma already beiug worked and other* under procaea
riot nitty of Mount pirmnuth, but qt~1terthranffirt*Qtmtv (fhamber-nf- nf dovetupment. With these advantages added to the wnndarfut yaanr
t*tmmrrc0 and the State Hank at Afs^ka. Wliliam Kdwanl# m-e*!- m» iuuo.t comfort of living • (fsred by the elevation and nearby IgM f JE
is easy to understand why Mount Plymouth ha* an especial appeal to
(ulrgy hrrci stiff Ice to sa# that he ia f ulral ITorida'a forenu-steltUeu.
alt w
Who
and why
no visit
tout there,
u iviv, mm
*,u» th#
h i - present development program will con- --Associated with Mr. Edwards ia 1he Mount Plymouth #nten>rl»e a-* db an
it#
here the central city of InUrest
Interei for ike
tinuv
to
grow
larger
and
locate
her#
mtiua In the rvrpt ration arc L. M. AutreJ;, Slavur of lha CILv of Org region. Thlrtf
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whole
minutes
from
30 towns, and* tM
the other
lando, O bvettf of thi flunk of ttrang.t A Ifitst (*o„ f)b#ctor of the Of* M
Undo Chamber of ( omnivrue. mid one nf tho in-st.conservative and listed above means that It N only a question of a short timu when Mount
Plymouth will latuome a real city of Importance, as w*U as tW. gulf c* b#
outstanding c*vf< leaders in t)t« entire stale. No*l comes Mr. I. W.
"*' * . “ •'
Ptiilllpn, President of the Hank of Orange A Tiu#t Co., of Orlantlu. tiT that pnittiptod Its incvptlrm.
The vn<jcnu»UM sgle of pru(wrty at Mount 1’tvmouth ha* been mawt
Then there la Ravmer K. Maguire. State Attorney, one af the m>mi alile
attorneys In the South. Thao thero la W. I). R ogm another man who possible by th«- effective -ale* organUation fchlch la headed by A. r.
«loes big thing#, a director of tlui Orange Bank A TnUt Co., and Presi Philbpf*. Sr . .<■ N-ti.-rud Sales Director, with Walter A. Dutin, iwsNtant
realtor*, Mount
Mr, Dunn are realtor*.
dent of the Orlande Qoifere As-octatkun, ihrvsnlent of th# Vakhas Hotel, soles director. Both Mr. Phillips and Mr.
■ offices in moat every town of n
major
JPP tmportanu*
.
Plymouth new ha#
mol the San Juan Motor Co, There is T. U CaM-.v, JjiiaiHUI genius of
throughout the ysst and reprvseautlves of Mount llymouth can be
Oung# O-udtv »nd Sanrtaiy of the Southern Peveikpitigtil Co, I**'dly
country,
tiiupd ft» hundreds of other towns over he ent
then fk -ir Call D-an. umlrr whose immediate u lrt«lon th# Mount
bean
Central
Klhgida
4M
*d
gvan
the
pii mouth tk vclopmant U l*rlng rarrkd nut. Mr. Dann ia President of
ofm Atvely by th f M«
W O r a n J e County laVcstm#ntCdTr»BBm#tit nfThmntPti#rn I»rvete(#
have visited
ment rCo,:
e-^
enht-of
the Fklelitv
FkleUty Title
T iU qA
* Loan
L«»a* t’ompanv
Company and deo( fMuple
paople iiave
liavv come to rwr
EU';Wa and
atlu hundrmls
nui
mtnl
n ■V k
lrf.
i*>sid
v #1<M
L nf thu
<l«- Thousands of
ill Honda parties that
vibhHir of some Of H»« moat farooue ami suwessful subdivision* in thla
th* Sunshine state as member# of one of the -pevtal
New York an
•retlon. Mount Plymouth ia hlr. Dann'a «U t devclojuiumt, he having
tbq Mount Plymouth Corporation run from Boetoo
K
successful
development*
to
hi*
credit,
r#r*mr
scbetlulc.
•
*
0n
developmenthis credit.
Cast wide your rgres, g » i p your clubs and drive out to the
Three men do not ha v im ask anyone to pa* ‘ orvthelr cerfifkat#
of «b*rM<er and when they tell you what-marvuruus tun$ stupendou* ;l«s
Hue where nature’s (fomlerlaud has l<ee« tran-formed l»u» g,
wiopment the future, hoidl fer Mount Plymouth U»fa ao tweausw they
•'■ra.h*.- for the Nitortrman and the home lover.
tell you an.
Unun^DrTrj^lfiTh 1
.
1 ^lori<ia u ••‘falwl <tt Ihe Hanford
JKSJe S E
7 f h* A<t e ! i C i oa%i L,n* K* «* *• * m il" fn»m
H f m l l h i n V ^ ra,m
21 ■ ' * « ^orn Orlando. .Mount
tftoTe a ic u t.r
r ^ n* developed b> the Mount Plymouth Corporation
ltomc£2 ij,IniL a*?.in°:bnJu-Klorida TKat thincorporation
/>
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Sanford Office
DAVR L.THRA8HKR and N. II. GARNER
Manager 0. J- OATBS
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f 11/t t lE SANFORD HERALD. TI BSPAY, JANUARY I. 1927
r 1A V P r f t A jp !
Keftiter to Col. Frank Sliiuth
r i l P T i r T T A VpPrTfrSM aycrs 0 f S a n rdstaTBUflilieiis Of
Kx-Illlnols Governor!" lUinol* Srill Wt fatal to th?
£ ^pa. IUFl jiU
Francisco Get Wage
South On Increase T M_—
9 Smith
__>aI party"
The prediction wa* made by Ediwaul F. Dunne, former l*emoer*lir
Bnost In ______
New S c a l e V. A SllI.VtTTOS'. J»n 4. - OPi Seat Frank L.
Ko.t-rnor of UlinoU, aho dexlared
ONE NEWSTATE
Jarr. I.—
iOFFICIAL todayM V FRA'fffSrO.
B ^ m
p, .tnuirtcr Ctn*ral Wh s-'m-jn.*-
Seed Potatoes
Overdoing?
M
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» nd happinc«" were
••tnje. brye character* on wall. anT1
Condensed Statement o f
s
The Sanford Bank & Trust Company
Sanford, Florida
At Close o f Business December 31st, 192H
:
Ju*t Rcceiv'ed-
S7.00 Per Sack
k il g o r e
HKSOURCES:
Loans & Discounts
Hanking House, Furniture & Fixtures
Other. Real E state.
Stocks & Bonds
Overdrafts .
.
v... .
Cash on Hand and In Ranks
16»» Pounds
Seed co’
$305,135.44
110,000.00
2,510.23 "
79,500.00 •
39.41
?Ji 58,113.01
\
Welaka Building
DOAN’S
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$555,298.00
Phone 24S
canzi'vzsr
.rat
n c * ( iixtitutcd hi* army
Whether the airv,:-,:
J
Certified Maine Grown
Spaulding ilose No. -I
-I i Jmlfc J.
4n d fU
HINrNr* A ilItII Ur
^
W n mhlr u . ^
them'.round the barrack*.
F F
/ I R F I V F h l i K M really haa Implanted in their mind*
The. men were (Iren r*|
A E lil U
U L d l l i l 1 1 L it / fcBV ctmeepfion r.f the Clnrirtian re- trnimnr eti ruaree and at tm
wwwr I A T O T D I T A T I A M I hf l**n. I* unrertain. But hi* ef- baptltrel In the Chriatian'
i N I ^ I I I I Ji • 1 l l l l i fort* *t tearhiny hi* '••d*lie tlie h>t* /unnlnj: into the thouut,
rllltC A t.O . Jan. 1 ^ -*4*1 Ute ’
art art —would le the hie* l » V
U 1
U lk J 1 U U W l l v n
rudimont* of xlcati lrrin* and ronr- ,
Are Hotter Ft*ht,r,
o-iwcra that yuide the IVnicx-ralie
blunder hy the- l*em<vr»t——
- aiity utivfooaty have borne fruit.
* At the lime of the hattl**
iT rT y have U *n warne.l by one Mme th* ('l»il War.’* and tb+ death
Oiri-UianizinR O f M any U I
Diw*ol«to Halwi* Correctwd '<
tv.en ivklnr and Timt-m, w
of their own poll tic* l
tiut 'knell af
n fh U
Illiterate
S
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l
d
i
e
r
s
Bv
A
8tnukinr,
..
^
„,ty
and
diaw-Wtc
«
should
br
Nm.'kma.
l'
•
remity
and
diuolutr
dnnial of the o*th of » United L Th* senator-elect
f ’rrp s O f >liH»ionar»es l » .Hiihit. t,f
. * all
.n . .uita
. u . are Uhu»e*l
__ i tut. _rojutal. th* -e tre-jpn
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-— |fite n hi* oath ami allowed to pre
atid‘S* w Oriaan* jin t aUwit b t « » - e j^ nl jd,. , KdlntiaD, after wtuvh
K U r t O f . Their E ffid c n e y i
U e rb rW ro ip « f - « e * i
j
„
even.
a'ue <‘t urhlvtica anJ of U»li r
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,he iou!4 |« r» yularljv refused a
.
. . ; »r» and Chine**- alike bv i
Ihunnv
"On the other band. Atlanta ra- wat by <t two-third.
'Irunliri *r lu
h-. il'lM
■ ' -oni t ohoiijed
*iha- .red .........
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|Hjrte<l a yam- trf 25.80 per rent tjjrrenl. "A n y other methods par H nir Vu hunantf, thr- prids of (W Industry a r l *■ drO.o i /? Iramim
.htWt-d tivrwtd theirbffWrrt
i^rminih - 8 her eenr, Mcmphi/ ticularly in view of hi* appoint rji>».)nanrt in China a* an' «wt- tare been tneourwgvd. ?
t^ r
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tad Cb,.., tte; I ; ,-* ment to * «*{anc>\w ill lie fatal. »n .-(aniltTif evnmpir of th# ChrtMlatv
MuU m i uf tt.' purport that “11+
H i.toh air n p erc* art bt,
,
,
|'j ,m the »n .tl*r * ‘»wtv - my judgment, to the Democratic ifliO t'hbv**#, undoubtedly ha* n - wh.- will not work Joe* not dr
that oih> o f th+ there new it
f ;ttc* n-np repe-ted a (it-.*r*a*e
party.”
rtl+d a gi.-d ' influence Upon the n m t t nW“ *mi -Knowledge and under construction will attai*
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tlnuundt'of yuung' men'who hire t:Jj*ttj an* lh<* reailr tVr pforper- milr* a minute.
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lEiitklay.j-i' *.*lll receive a mini-' j ^ .
wcilon ran be pkkeJ
mum of |I y n.iiay tmJer the new aker** i tierex »e* tu p *t»1 r.retpt*
ware «ealf fl*rd l-y the wayr
for D..-crab+r ware uniformly low
R. U Eaton On .Montlrrllo To
la u d for tl>e-Sin Kranrt*co lniildA fdtn tc llu t lew On F ien d# ir.y indurtre* e/ft tlva today. The
“ IVr iDt:*-'.rv hv* raid, -the
ICilIn.id Cnmmhidon .‘ O r C*«ri-ral Cobtin. ,..>ra*. A»»atd*tion -U4 ib
aJmitt'* ‘4' .afk'er f freni
' ( k i - l i j R, Hudson I l u r r apried to are*-t th* new *e »K |ih- r t f j d **f tl * |I »■ piirra bndl*
I
pThe. old mJnlr.rem for fc«rtkf*)cr»
by **r aht* ."i »»>'. laryr crop.
Jan t. wa* Sh*.
- timutrr* ftul
t .w .La h asske . FU..
k
.vVw jnlffi(r.vii n.fk t for rntpctl .t * ind ate thrt
N’i h* »» tnr*.
— M —. F l o r i d a , ' today, will
It >
)r . librnt!* fur trirular trrw«. a I ttra, fainter* and w t y lt a l w.iti
i
ft »•-*! •!' *•. ", rui»*« <f J j rur that S'.*!
1 ntlll*.
tlit elnthir* for untapirt I te..x>.
in =A lion to-a number of b-d'l-r* doHi-r, w « 6 l ■•aJ,n-ork+ra atm]and Okhhnvrta lUly lepi'iteJ itof tnlv r offtera, ail of wham wire pUitmtM draw t f ( . «J •camparwd |1 -;*t approvij.ltety 1 per ee-it
luuer Ilian for l>t :CtnW r of the
w*j|i in tkr p.neral elect.«.i i f v.iih the ol.l ruta-t llu
Laborers ycr ftrljy're. cnod a ft j pirre-dln? jr »t , and iKSI !*alla*
>-■ f
nii+r.
lrv*e! th*
Uifhr the law. f.rrntn.'..i.)*v •**' per rent if..-r*a
teale of M W to fV
,v.- n i - s fir at Tue.Jay of
fr a . "HTOtH-r of Jann ry
DELAM D^
:Tariff Kd St T*
this y-'ar. fall, on today.
n.arl'e l.r vn*.
. w *iat • I / i « in tv. L. -pbtnnrd to |al.e
Hurt?. Worry andOierwrwk Brluf
nurd r - f How |
t'J Kiinic I-*. Mr. Katon Miuictn] »-f th*
Hxoiy Srrala-rd
*
Kcd*
l.‘»her,
to
Itaifrnf
fur
r
li*.| on Ilurr. ..I iii
tV-> FI^r.da Ha Urea I Com- iTcetrrwultnn, Browtio’* d ji'-h wa* j
OOERN life threw* ■
heavy burden on our bod •
Ilurr wa* defea’ad cl fur Lb* *n >i. **f Jsn X 11f
Uy inacldnery. TTie rlbnlnatlve
a c.TI at the
.:» • * ott. lie hr* Imhw hn* been otcupyinif
<*l*n*, retweiaDy the katney*.
ii.t* cl t V cnntmiwUui i r VoIum * county Jail i|ttrln.T a Ion*
■rt tpt to DROiM ilua<di- Re*
!rg«l battle.
11,'ju.* of year*
t otion of m m uric edd and
trfrtbc*t; t» umuln it of
rrther pnimnou* w»»te often
iixt . fourth d -triel.
,^-nat ir
v . tllpw;
give* rl*e to a dull, lac juid fertui( and.WJmcrimea. UmiebaekIt teller and Ct»ntcre*»m*n Drarw,
*-np- CourTr
r.-hciand Iteodacbe*. That the
ited-1 > tu^c.td Uwtnirlve* Orewn ami .H-ar> wrrr re electrel,
kktaryi arc not functioning
j l fire.nr d >tar term*t Wil •ihile Mr. V-n w!H l«* a no* memperfeerty l« oftaa *!iown by
li. \'iV tie ft *nt chief-Jti*- tier in the naticnal body, lie deburning or'wwnty paaaage of
* . r n.tlcnt of Qu k /, too feate.1 J. H. Smithwirk. '» f Ibn.a
secretions. More and more
yhcti th*. latte- ran fur re
t5.1ufahl.ef Tnllah*
people are learning to amiit
; . t** fill ue+*r» rnl lermt clertiun
th*lr kfdneya by the occa*
i as) use of f>oan'a t l t t i — a
W. Strum, of Tallali.t* »
t’ uuidanr diuretic. Aik your
« a . ap.ii.mit.l to the « ul u
iM g h lta tl
I by. foiojsr Jurlp • II l'. Tny
o f TnlUhatiC’.', a i l A m ttcad
PILLS
l.rti *n. of MliitnU aj»i» intetl to
fiOc
at ZXWrefie la tka A ‘Jaffa
w * *t«<ra«iimrilj
— •Ca. MI* CW m .W JW .lt r.
it-irnry Caneral J. II /< hn»on.
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ive Oak. appoint* tl 11 oi
*t
Klilriv)* (Au»t lufkifkc! N'*
fliv r* Buford, when the lattrr *.n I Your hiukacbr I* t»*i»ed by l4»a
• d t" tUr* Suprr .
t'-.j:: hajto, rheumatiin- or a *traiti anJ
bet
the quickwt relief
*. o f Starke,
I
|> *-***thin|f, |ane.
,»■»• *#d comm/»!vion'rr, wa* rWt#d
tratiny St. Jarob*
for a fulT lend, after nenrtnir ou*
Oil. Hub It right
mi y.oUr palnfii*
- an mnaplrrd term,
Iij p r i c e — i n u s e — o n e s p o o n f u l e q u a l s t w o
f itnMlwlon* have l>rrti <• • si
la r i, and in*tantl%
u m :t y
— p reven ts w aste o f
by the .secretary of it * !r
K a
the turenea*. •*If f 1st
rttml’+r of county ofTictali,
tie.* and liinvenev
b a k i n g m a t e r ia ls . I t n e v e r fa ils .
ale led In thr smeral clrct'on, and
di»ni>p.-art. IWin'*
.lay crippled! Oel
me ib a ra 'o f 'the *txt* Irgiiilature
rb» en fliim rten diitric!-. t n l
r 2ft rent U tile <i!
fn it newly-treated ,>ntf.
St. J a • « b » Oil
I r.u'r c*.'tTirn'«ttl ?n h*ii| mfrom your 'IruirUr tad Slate* senator were a!*»
gut. . A muinrei*
rl (ad, but they will n<>t take <(after It is -gpiN+t1 '
: .a il woe • ,- Hii.l1
fix upUI edit Ifatvh. T l*
nr.11 ■»n U.
• r.* i f J-.
beta rnc ot the * karhe or lorn•WM*»»; nntl lb rIter J.
Dr iu>, lak- lard. fra*.
-uict: W.
K A K 5 S DARING E A U E B - I T 'S DOUBLE ACTING
A . Grtsth, Sta;', , a+ene-t d.eir" t; t aeko.l t #ciati>... , i-uraig>a, rk
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aitahn we. ihttd ntaliun nr .prainV Ale >lut
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Ouch! Lumbago!
Rub Backache
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Away!
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LIABILITIES:
$ 55,000.00
........... *96,500.00
..
25.412.S4
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................................. 3*15,33
..Capital Stock and Surplus
"Bills Payable
Ite-Discounts
Bonds Borrowed .
Deposits
mmw
other brands
$555,298.60
i
•an 'son a m j a m
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OFFICERS
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II. C. I MiBore, President
It. F. WhllnOr, Vlct*-Pre:'iiU'i»l
A. U. Kev, Vico-Preftitlcnl
L M. Murshall. C u hitr
THE V/ORLDS GREATEST
B M iS N G P O W D E R
P I RECTORS
A. II. Key
Samuel Puleslou
C, P. WlllUnu
B. K. Whitner
W. W. 0».Smith
K. B. Wight
II. C. PuBose
F.. A. Brumley
Etlw. Illg g it u
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5 th
A T
9 A . M . S H A R P
IF YOU Fx\IL YOU WILL LOSE THE BIGGEST DAYS WAGES IN SAVINGS YET AS
: AND WATSON STARTS
[i
1ol'
.big selling days at prices that will save the people of Sonfor d arid community thousands o f dollars on their present and future needs on ladies, mens.
i 1 V ' v ; ! ! ,il
? C Vl 1
?nd /ur’ ni?bm^8 as we must reduce our present stock at least $15,000 during these 10 days o f sale and will leave nothing undone in the way
i j o f giving i cal merchandise at very lo>y bargain prices as well as offer great specials every day o f this entire term o f sale.
JT <
^
Given Away
M e n ’s
O x to rd s
$250
[W e d n e s d a y , J a n . 5 th
A T 9 A. M., SHARI* ’
The opening muming « f thli great •riling 1
c»it»|**tyi. wn will five awny •bmlutrly fr«. IJM)
tu.fhg fir it 100 or mure mlult |k i i m :> vhv er.tr'r
thi* *tvre at 0 *: m. iharp. Tier
m> i ugtr |
^VliKluirgi will l-e at the chv»r *• yuu inter and
, .liitul yuu a ilvtki* pin. arvunil cWHbr- ptn
..will receive * tior bill whlrh will be
In trada
I. a . , plkoe In thi* .lure in amuuut* frunt *Sc tu IS
with an Mtual amount |mrrha*ed. 4V,- do thi» tu
rlart yew right at thi* Ml\ing ran.|i*.gii and to
tnaka Uilfc with vm yh<t have lprl UAh li. »-n u
relhtig campaigT-* yt-o might have alirndetf *<xae
t ru- in the p u l. at every article m U. I’rire mad#
•tu) action will he real and tu your entire aal’t-
ffijeyly.
ri-.j
t *rIiBt Yom* Breakfast Dishes
Bq pn Time! Be hi Line!
Work Shirts
Each Afternoon A t 2:30 P. M.
$1.95
lligh e.t grail.- r a lf- au«J
kid, bn l welt tuie*. hut
Englith last., value* $4.00
In 112 N) formerly.
( ' ** . * r kava i fir e i u t k n *ale <ach a fi. morn at 2:30 p. m . that will I r entertaintng »> well u beneficial, THIS IS HOW! With each and ivrry ftur iiurrbaaa yuu
-Iiaku kite ai thi* »ti*re we will giv* yt.u.a u.nd. Yuu aavr the. in.iul*. then a t 2;30
*aih afteru xti we will pla< r «*n »al* at aii.tTan *ft to fto artule, o f merchandi**. Ye.i
l.»<l f. r thi. mcrYhindi*e.th*‘ aatiir a* if j m wa* galng t « pay fur thim with taih*
. lo o ray for them with your bond* in that you receive thrra for nothing. A * raon
|— will net hr grmd at there free auction aalea, »o get bund* and yet your *hare of
M.i* mrrrhai.li*, a* well a* bate yuur .hare uf the fun.
Shoe
Boys* Shoes
I’atmt. kid and brown ralf itiwh do*
•ole* high fthoea. .lie* a l :2 to I I .'
there are-h»Bk- gra.lv $210 to $3 00 Shu**,
•iteo are hrekrn.
* •
98c
nlr
Misses’ Humps
h d, calf, patent and »ucde, atrapa u i i A / k
plain cut out pattern*, tow ba+l
U $1.00 formerly
OVERALLS
Bcftt W 00 value whit*' hark
, iuc dcnifti for hard wear
at the price ran not’ Ik* cx*
tilled.
Ladies’ Pumps
and Oxfords
SILK HOSE
39c
|$1 ^ “paie 10d
v*
-,
*
..
300 pair*. »tir* go.*!, hit
*tjlc* not lie latr.t, fft.oo
,
*
t"fi‘
lb $10 formerly.
For The W hole Family.
Children’s Shoes
$1.39
| Fur mfn who rtcmnnd
good Muu cheviot w-oe
t for hard aerticu umi
be nchl, ihvoo >1.00
give both.
FREE A U C TIO N SALE
,,
In tan and hiack calf, high
tup Shoe*, rite. 2 1-2 in A.
I>rr»* Shoe* that w«|| givg,
real boy **r* >c*.
$2.95
Men’s Army Shoes
Ln calf. Mui.» n l*»i.
----- — welt role, m e d .u m t f£ * 3
weight, ^4 r* work .Shoe.
Real Savings For Women
Pumps and Oxfords
$ 4.95
$ 7.95
Our }5.&o tu 17 60 linu of
high grade Queen Quality
Shoes cannot tu t long at
price* like thi# when style#,
color# /v»d
1 HT
latest and
Q C !
For $8*69 M
en
Men’s Suits
Values as Hiyli
as $ 3 5
$ 11.95
VJ>, have cloaed our rycg to the coat of thene. Milt# to turn
them Into money (juicklv #o w« are going In tutga them out
at price# that will make keen thinkin»*mpu^JU.)p*hvd.v for
If you want the beat in .thin tele. To realize what trite '-k ltw :iliS H 4rt\.you will.
.footwear with perfect fit n*ve to nee them. Men # and Jr'6ufig mOli’A flht' woolen t\ o
..and. style you will call now and three-piece #uiu In a big group. Tuken from uof Fey.
“ ‘-‘I elect ti p.i:r - f . :t|„r ular atxHk. grey*, brow it#. * *
i.Qut\ n Quidity or Grover teria!#, and aft*T reading th
$10 or $11 Shoe* at $7.95.
youraelf. •
BienmiagBia
Erery day will l>* liargain day imjw when you
ran buy the beat in dollar value* cither In ladle*
"4r men', pure thread »ilk hoao fur l b with •
pure have uf $2.
.
'
2 Pair Limit to Customer
Strictly
Dress Oxfords
Ogf.rrd and high tup lire** *bot». Our entire
$lt i n * of glared ratf, kii a H L t H f j
H'.tumjin line.of highest gra.lv ahur. in alt »f;
« u l * ■11 r ,
Thursday, Jan. 6th
S O A P FREE
Friday, Jan. 7th.
Every one ikv U* wap iu ou Friday wa will
• k|vci, fi g unr<bntj^A l^nt j|ajij^hry m p with rerh
thi. ilayi don't
h acd d\iry
wire i m p
HNtON-SUITS'
Dress Shirts
*■■L. .'JLWqHliy ’ '
$1.39
Jhfdraa i r.ml BronthWh
coUarl
itAl
ia!?l
SUi|icd Muilru... ulhfvit^ ’ .ollar bi\ttl «r
#tyle. $tMrx'«hte, well tail fttyio#, plain
fancy yndue#
back. neatly
du||Scat«
- -;ry
o
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■New Aviation Chres i
Opens At Pensacola
Y o r k B a n k s H o ld B ig
1
le in F u n d s W h ich
P E N S A O IL A . F t* . Jan L - t * h
-A new eta** la aviation, com
posed of t l r ifir e n o f the. Navy
and Manne mrp* and *1 eoli*te4
men. today' ho««n the; grtmi at the
. , ___ ,
.
..
,
| Naval A ir station here from which
A e v s £ poetlbllity of a elaimant ev^
^
fu„
tile N e v e r
.
|K, Jan. V ~ m ~
,
•» > * TI»H SANKMtD IIKK.M.D. Tl'RSILVY. MNIFAItY J. 1927
-M i
ma
f
B e e n C la im e d
*uU» ^'of^N ew " v"eh
The Seaman.; IU n k ^ . ..ne «vf
i s *
tKjll
* i ........ —
- r
» « * » ■■■
per cent af thoee who »U rt the
aw diverging aoutve.
‘“ vr ■ *
h' * rJ f lr ■cyurie are able to tjualify aa pilot*.
uniount. add to tlja, 30 >w » or morr A fU r ,h* l* P“
one bank X t e , bmv ! * * • ™ ‘nU
* * '*
_____
, ^mant, inter-,t no longer D paid
. * * '* '
.
. land the banka have u*e of tha
depoaitora have vl-- |rt„ nrJf> J*,j nnt j„ r ip.JivJduai gain
rer to return. They
Acyaanta From the Boaery
,*, . £ V ! 5 £ Y ’t ' T '
Up the winding Bowery, In th*
m Ms without leavinr t - i|J(tHt rtf lh*. Vfrvated. wwmier
• if move*.
ly r lfM Chinese, men af heaTt!e.| Conaiifpr•nnow* cn lerln g" Fertll'.i.’ f
Hard to Find
*tylr*, hatle*. foreign women, pale, fo r fall ami winter application.
heir* to thi* fortune old-fated thildrrn. Such ia thjfind. *aya Herbert K clientele'p f the Bowery Saving -,
- s im o n
AMD c. r m
etitlent of the S ea-. Bank', where the dormant account,
[for Saving*, which. In total flOtt.000.
C i m i S BRANDS'”
Once in tkia parade, .aid a hank
>f huaine**, ha* 2.VW
offutal.
waa
Mary,Ellin,
70
year*
oanta totaling
*I
-Tint* Tried and Crag Tested"
task, however, |* ,t ■ old. She had forgotten »ome af
one and through a de. her account* and w it found »«
istitutrd for the pur- have 112.000 deposited with thXmmn Pataak A l‘ *
Int March 1* made and j tiank under four name*.
rim
I •
ir- *
B of the ratlin* are to
Bprraa, natural color.
I « t«i ha derorataJ with
[ null eoliT o f freon.
laU*e will aa|iarata tltc
void » f thr upper wall*
lacoraled lower panel*
to harmoniie with the
>r arkani*.
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Ml.
f
iu>
{ ( j , t re w n__
rm, k.list, . order. rat
U Iff I
Q U A IX r Y tiret. F A m fR K F .S ,
-m. - 1 '^EaSEnJSSIJjj»t til ring
Fte* id-. liruwrra. C
l- r v i- v » • * i- t - v r
‘NTS
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K. O ^ IV s U r fa rtiliw r Cat,
Lion*ilia,
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nW
id,1,
a y ” *re
,» r ^ 5SK£r«ffiS
an-Si>. — I0.*"
d, vrl#Prd *y *N M«unl 1*1»mouth' Corpttrftt&i
on 1 hr Sanfurd
2 * r“ " ‘ t v — ’ . " " " I k * A i a . l i * <
U » . H. H. U 7 m ile . I n .
r * in ^rVndoVKIwidb.' Thnf*fhin corpora I ion
Rorfda hu* Inow,
u tttb, ^ llo n
<
m en U Indeed , €t94 u
Duval County, Fla
,72s lZu,iLh?i^*yT*f
wfll hen*.
hlnjr mi the Imckgruuntl aatid accompUihmvntii ami
the future plana for Mount Plymouth ia indeed an anluou* task.
W
hat your
Extern!.n
other houae-
Telephone
metalled tn a
l Adviaea Women On
•ad OurpanloWklp
tnl >aart I » « . denied
—
..i I. ....
Mtingi
iif ‘othme^»«x'td,“
Mr*. Margmfet Burton of
;CHy. "1 w »» terribly neeId iubjait to period*- of
aufferinc and melanckalir.
Im aha t roud mother of a
K little da>igkteT and a true
arn tn l inspiration to ot) j
l I believe, hnndreda .of .
Im rn would Uka to k *«w |
I t o f my. hipplaea*. and I t
B y reveal it tn any dtar-1
L . i who will write me."
H o n offer* her fc.htro er.. i
K h ou t charge. . Sht- h *i j
B retl. fe t e r f t’ewild Iw
Ml tn Mr*. Margaret Uur
B Mastachatetts, Kanaa* I
p. Correrpordenre «D1 k '
handy corner
•
a
upstairs. lt'a
®
weerfMeetiaL
Ik* MtM.MlM
The Story of
iI1*#n«
iku-w r*
OUDEBM
ri.n M ik n .
ta* S ..S ..M . .Ifnelner
Ie .tt.nl epeslna m CSeWnesO**, J
see tat . . r a t et i* r H l . l . r > , m m .
•Plnien Pore X# I
Item Pewit A Vine
. Now
Shop
Belaaco In Reported
II m * tim e*
t n u n apec 1.1
A-ia-ta
Re-decorated Resting Comfortably Kruit
a. vine l
Per l '« 9J Met 1*1
the remodeling of the
IcUteke « fheTajj.H
l\em «»r
NKW YORK, Jan. ,1v_ t 4 V - D n
t»t »hi*p. in the Mevld fleUMo, d7. noted .Iramatu”,
wa* started to>iay
i pec ted to lw completed who wa« severely injured In an m«tomoblle. roUWt.n New Year** «U »,
[next two weeks, arcord, announvwxnynt made by
though he w a . reported a* *Cll
1 tvdl)'.
Iaery weak, imnroaament lit hla
h(* «wni*nat. for th» new interior
' dltlon era* evident,
|T«nf<sl by U. M. B «’>i Mr. flelaato vuffernd *averdl.^
h o m ily iwcsnir affili*
! from' abork when tu^autumobilf
|ct Stewart »hc~p followcollided with anojAter ’nix, hine oti
L r « u a flo rid ami l Rivaraida Drive. Saturday night
ha become ■lellriau*.
■ H ti** of the north.
l
like having
Telephone
someone bring
w ill aava your
the Teirphone
feet and your
to you whan
COSTS B U T A FEW CENTS A DAY!
Call Our Business Office N O W
W A L L SKT
DESK SET
mofifh
a month
Contented Readers'
The Herald thorouRhly covers the immediate
territory with its News Services, its wire
.service brinjrinK you the cream o f National
and World News The Herald is n paper you
can read and enjoy.
The Circulation of Utc lltpdd U distributed into .nearly
{ninety jaw tent of the homes in the .Hanford territory, car% Her service each '•vening in your neighborhood.
This^grva^-coverage
•
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i ngi rn'v
not Ami
^jnlypormiu
# p i i i i i i p ian
n m
advertiser
u m i i i s <i to foL
low M# adxfrtisipg 4pjux»j riation but allows him to aqvrrtlee oftemrr.”--- -
ALLYOURNEIGHBORSREAD
m r.
lliimlrccla of thouxamln of (iolUtrx have gunc into development
nt MiMint Plymouth during thr piu>t cummer, Thr UX’fl building pro
gram itself atuiirmloua fadm Into an ihxigniflcrnt plate when comparvil to th« trrmrndiHi.a building program for 193? recently announced
We wi.ah we were able tn paint a word picture o f Mount Plymouth
that would enable the reader to catch a viaion of thi* wonderland. Na
ture* ha* lavished her lienutira there ami made of It thr Switzerland of
Florida.
Standing on the hilltop in front of.the beautiful Kota! and Club
houao you get aview of practically the entire firat unit of the dev*Ui>mrnt. It la indeed An enchanting picture one that quicken* the ptiheIwuta of the artist and etxluett the golf devote* with an *nthuaia.vm he
never fell tH-fore. . To the lo'vrr of nature the picture will appeal with
a grfji that will not let go.
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Plvmt.iUh” ,M'|Unt n ym T*.th? T" “ fi.wer the qtu-ahon ’ Whv Mount
Plymouth ia lo annurr the quration -Why O o l f r Golf la now the
E X E *
u'T-ifoor.gpori ami ha* fanclnatml rvrrv rnlifrhtrncNl nation of the earth for the paat 47tl yearn. It ha. , ontriimled
more to the h»-alth andgDoc]fe||„wahip cf the world than any o t L !
enr thutg Rian hm» done. It ia clean, mUd. Invigorating; .lw«v'n net in
nature a chmcrat xurrotindinga aiw! Ua router iftvariatilv reflK”ta the
socially beat in every commumtv. Mount Plymouth U ih-ofned amt
ia being drvaioped aa a golfer'll trttp raradiae--th# SL Androww of
tAlldrtm** of America-—a aeif conlainod ami compute Municipality ; with
W
;
wi odem lUxun- and convenletnr: ownetl mnnagetl un.l
livrtt in by g o lfm ami thoae who have found thu homaaitr iilral' Itx
fixe thouaaml acre* or-rolUng hillt and aparkling Ukeg are. divided
into four itfctionai emlwkgctitei having a apUndld IB-hole course j each
coum hamllrd by a weft known Golf Profeanional. Charlie Itowe, Pre-^
mier Golf Profcgelonal nf the countrx-, who came direct from tho famoiu Oaknw^t CouatM < 1 ^ « t P^D u arh . ja lo Charge of the new St.
Annrvki tout%c.
A famous gt«U pn)fe*cional stated that lo all of hie experience,
which ha* covered the bv.vt courxea in two continent*, never haa he
found a course that will equal the new St. Andrew* course.
Can you .nee the picture? Uere l» what xou see ax vou look
gut ax thr geallv rolling ci untry In front of rou.
No lean the* ten
prytty lake* nestling among the hills*, around which th* golf links wind
and which are circled by br»*d ami well mnetrurtetf Imtileyarda. ell
of tbc*e lined on Imth siilea by newlv plantrd water oaks. Yonder arv
•tatelx pmea In all of thair virginal majeatv and beauty, and over tbeae
■Fkat Ogx t whose sprwadmg arms invite you to cten* and real In thw cool
■hade lf*>iM*atb them. In the immediate background there ere many
dignifinL honitw, all substantiai and of KnglUh architecture. Hundrexts
o f sklllrd artisans are plying their trade op the atnny aubetaulinl homes
amt bqiltlings now under construction. Well built ciaxa roada
a houojiJ^Kir^xhut Vnqal ami wind through, the propertv ground
tod hiTT* for a distance of 1H miles air ai^ilu rr .^KJnAtrfcal vouhg
<raug« trees arc growing everywhere and
and fh>Wers and
grteiis make Dus purftNTt uirturv'l»*”>otid com p«'^^‘
Hurroundnl hy rich Itaek countrv Mount fHyntnuth ha* A jmrticur •
lar appeal on account of the rich agricultural back country xvfckh will'
serve to bring prosperity to the whole rommunity.
On the om* aide lias Hanford with the center o f the eelerv pro
duction and cat the cppoalte aide hex Winter Garden the richaat pto
during area of its ait* in'the work!. Adjoining Mount- Plymouth the
Lake GuuuUM'ilrut grotrs are being devrloped with an ultimate area
of 12000 acres to be put into groyeA. Already nearly 1600 acres art*
planted and thriving. T h is one development will bring aaormous wealth
to the community as this area ia practically immune to froat and thr
land ia admirably adapted to citrus growing.
On the highest hill has been erected a f.150.000.00 Hntr|.('lub
heme, d'lth the fine
flm -tt Af roomy, RiAgnlflceot ball rtMnna. amiriouft Ver
andas. ami alPof the b tlurcs ronatltining the Ideal Stvial tenter.. This
ncx* Hold.Club will in,Wd be the remU ivx.ua r f thx* sxa Dd art. And
in addition to golf, jx !<\ trapshoo'.iug skv motoring (both land and
hydroplanes), all water snott*. the boat baa* fishing and quad shutt
ing in the South— and aU this right at your door.
There xtilf be no o.her oomtflmunity in the world like Mount
Plymouth. The bonu owner in IhU unlquo renter .nats no initiation
fee to become a m«mt t r He pgva ho annual duea In thie Highly nt."trirtid dub for 31 xears. He becuoirs a member bv purchasing §
single borne'rite, ranging in roat from YAfiO toJUOUO What b« i aws
in InitiaUon fee and dura for 21 years (about j:wvm.oo> |* twice <r thrice
the coat of tke site. 1he safety and value o f this inv< -tmeut ia, th tfitrre, obvlotia. Bouletards, Avenues nnd Driveways in the firat sec
EXCELLENT (.(N ATION
tion— known as thr #L Andrews hactbtn, are alremlv completed. The
The peculiar high dry location of Mount Plymouth also offers
water system, electr:. »*rvlce. bridle path* and telephone linos aro an unusual variety of soil product*. Hare we find watermelo'aa, caotbeing inatalted. and hast of enthusiastic golfers now play the St. An uJitupa. cucumbers, brans, pepjwrs. persimmon*, guavas, lettuce and
drews course daily.
c.ibbagc, os well as all kimla of citrus anil field crops.
Poultry farming is becoming more Impietant year by year god
Arresaibilitv to .Mount Plymouth is also unique reached front ail
with the demand tncrraaiug every year this a source of 1
directions over gs fine motor roads s* are foumt.anywhere in thr
lo *berome a real faetoe ia this
ted D
wcrld. Ono of the »l"gnns I* “ 30 Minutes from .10 Towns"—and with for this industry mgv Ibo extweted
, a good start ami recent fendnj
in 34 miles of the beautiful city uf Orlando.
In m. Dairying is Juat gettting
dairy
ango this section from open rang* country' to a real ftH
will change
Thr Atlantic ('best Iditc Hallway skirts the edge of Mount Ply..mmurilty,
and
It
will
he
all
the
easier
since
this
area
ia
___
iy
y
*
month for 2 1-2 miles and or station la being designed In keeping with
tlcaily frex? from tick*.
the theme of thla community.
fiultwk and fuma arc bring raised very profitably and grtpen
z Th* men behind the tirojett are big men, uccrtsful men; they
fast booming inqsirtant.
are golfere. and they know that the. American golfer wants just what
MANY ADVANTAliKS
fP P ii
.•iount Plymouth la offering— the absotutriv ideal home for the golfer •* 1.
and f. r Ike borne lover as well.
In addition lo agricultural there is the promise of manufartarfof
e w __ L »
_ J ..t
t ____.1__ — ___ a ____ a ____ ___a _
---- * - * ------- . a . . ^ . ---- I k _
profit. rThere
is sn ample
lumber output now to permit
furniture m a t
The foremixst <ifiratis of Central Morals are twhlml It. T)te men
i*-hind Mount Plymoutb are mm of wealth and standing, leaders in Inf, and th*re are also valuable deposits Of Kaolin Diatomite and other
rlays and sands, sent# already bring worked and other* under
their rrspective communities. William Edwards, a Healtor, is President
not only of Mount Fix mouth, but of lb«* Orange County Chamber <>f of .development. With tbxs* advantages added to the wonderful
Commerco and the tfialc Ilaek at A|s>rka. WUJUm Edward* ms*U mi
touml isunfort x>f living • ffvred by th* elevation aad nearby lohea
», suffice
that
la easv to understand whv Mount Hymouth has an eapvrial sp
(ulrglr M TA,.......
J Br*iBsay
WW
B Bhe
WUB(Penlrsl
B P * |norntg's
B * B P i foremost citiieu.
■ program w S t t ?
there, amt whv (he present development
A -'Kiatcd with Mr, Inwards in the Mount Plymouth enterprise a* di- all w h o visitMBM,oiiul
and lue
locate here th* central city
■ ■ « f Interest for thn
er ami
rtctoia In the n i p t , i n i«m L: M. Autrev, Mnx-.or of the fitv- o f Or Untie to grow larger
riw minutes
mlnut from 30
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towns, and the
_. ____
other sdvan
. . toggs
___
lando, Director of th<- Bunk Of Orange A I r iy t Co,. J)i;«ctur of the Or Mhole region Thlrtg
listed
above
moans
that
It
is
only
a
question
of
a
ehuit
time
when
Mount
lando Chamber uf C'ommcrcxt ami one o f (/UrmWL^M^rvatiVfl and
(*1> iTv»*t h will Uoutu* a real city o f importance, aa well as the golf ceftcuriUoding civic bad*» in tlw entire
Mr. L W
ter that prompted its Inc ptum.
Phillips. iTesixUpt of the (lank of t/range
of Orlando.
vnurmoua sale uf property at Muuot Hymouth has b«»en m .dj
Then there ti» Hiiymer F. Mogulr?, State Attorncyv on* of thr naust able
Dde byt the
.... sfftfvtive
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_ *afc» crganUstion which la h«ade*i by A. P.
uoeaiid*
C
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'• It'
ati"ri<vys« linl „the
South
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M l7%Sk
. . . there Is W. D. K igers another
P i man wh»
HaWa Director, with Walter A. Dunn, aaaUtagt
d o v «i)i( things, a director of the Orange Hank St Trust Ca. and Presi PhiUljis. Sr.. aa NalHHoJ >
dent Of the Orlando Golfere Association. President of the VaitWe Hotel, aalea director. Hath Mr. PhlHipa and Mr. Dunn are realtor*
Hynmuth now hgg <dfjn.ni in most every tuwr. of major Importi
and th# Son Juan Mrtor I X There is T. L Casey. J\nM*U1 geniuif of
throughout
th# emt sail rvpreseatgtivee uf Mount Hynsuuth -can
<n mge Couirty And SesrtUry
of
th*
Southern
D«x-q||pii#ut
Co,
lastly
7
.....
loqnd in hundreds of utlwr lawns over the entire cxvunl
|Ur» ft* If? Cart Paipt. unxirr whuie immediate d^Mtb*n the Mount
' p»> mulitk dcYtlopmanl An bring rarfkxl out. Mr. Daiut .U ITesi.lent n t.
run Deyelwfv.; ritftrrttvety hrtm M '>e.JI
^
,..
, .
,Ae xn*ani« Ch^aty Investment f"d?j Heehfcnt nr
/Cbniwairif
stui
■ Thousands «*f people tiave coma to kuirida and hundreds haxc
menl Co.; Vke-**risidcnt of the EWelitv'TIM^* L/»,
Tvisltft./ in this, qh# Hutuhin, stale .as tnegtbers of on# ot the spexiai ttorUla port* t .
- vriotwr • f some of the moat famous ami sUxc^Mfull
tent, he having ‘ the Mount Plymouth Corporation run from Boston ami New York en
section- Mount Plymouth ia U r- Dann's Als
. regular a bxNlule.
, ,
SO successful development* to his credit
Cast aside your cares, grasp your clubs and thrive out to t!
These men do not have to oak anyone to posh on their certificate
„
.
Of character end when they tell you what.marvvIoUa and atuprndous dw- Pleasure City.
Ui
Kee where nature s' wonderland has beta
xeiojnnent the future-h(ddr fnr Mount Plymouth It U *n because they
'
pgradtfc
for
the
Sportsman
ami
the
home
lover.
tell you so.
tri.Yfy
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Sanford Office ,/
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♦ l1
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‘If you afc txqrinninjr t’o fed old. get into the ^ . W. C. jj
,TA. work. It keep* you thinking in terms of jfiri* instead of
Shsw awd tkt I W t r .
If H o w lia i M w n .
7h7V*2?JtnV;1ow ladies. Moreover it will keep you abreast of the times,,
BT ARTHUR BRtlJB.VNi:
an af tand tax your mental resources.
Thus .Mrs. John Hanna, of I>alla<, Texas, the new naThu Is alntten in Arixo*a,'wftkj.
mum tional president of the Y. W. C. A. is ijuoted.
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_I find, think jn t.r m .o f boy. and thair;
needs rather
rather than
than about
about trirK"
irirK" said
said Mrs.
Mrs. Hanna.
Hanna. "The
"The• xTtiwJWrtfc1* a mountain of th* ,
— ---- *-■..■— —1---------- — )needs
c ft*, t S C u h I iIij Sftlui.ii m.' smaller the community.'the harder it Is to arouse them to; rxk fret* which cement is mad*.1
« i » as S th* . ,f**jthinking about the *iris right in thrir own midst. They] Ho* many buusa^ mill
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' r " k “ * W'* Wr WiU" ,iM lHnou the individual girl, hut they do not think of them as
r£
~ —~ a group; O k rtt, they shake thdr heads over the m'-tailed f
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AT ARCADIA. NEAR LAs j u Mf«« #f *Wanks. rwacluUuaa flapper. But the quiet stay-at-home, girl they dismiss as all
Mgs mi aaMertatam
»hrr* right. They./ed that she should be aaLixfitd with what ah«< g*i**«. tWrr ••a.-.Ji such ■ n*k.
*m enl*
r«<a*r**u
ademuiar i » f «
h*.*. xj,at i# the whole trouble.
*“»“■* walbr. Ob .Its alopw asm
J u M N itn n rar-«* *
j rhat they us leaders of the community owe anything
turning «-ut dustw whim
£22?n:*to her for recreation, self-development and an outlet for exEngineer* h*™-
'
Brick building, hanlwai*
and grocery and dry goon
stock, also drugs, a .***
bargain.
• •Any reasonable offer
considered
Inquire at Postoffia
Lake Mary, Pla.
H t ’ O RTABLE
PHONOGRAPH
12.50
$
GAS 18CTS
Cul Prices on Tiros
TIJE8QAY. JAM ARY I: !«T
Had you ever thought of that? Does the quiet, stay-at- hour** for all the t« hundred mtl__. .
. . ____ _ _
home girl in a town like Sanford, for instance, have many ofe IT"
uH?. A
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TUCi NKMUO l-UATrou*
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_ * *KSfh r « ’J *a™ to feed thru
b - a rUfm i«fc. a* n o m c s iiw i portunltiM toilo the things that down in her heart she longs Wlth W r r
lo ;t> AtI th4t
•t h I watrr reel* I# l i * 4 « * . to do? She* is sweet and good. She helps with the House- n needed in the United State* Ui
sill*
She _______
sews-and P**<L» t# _grind the «t<w, plow,
» ni«.
! work She looks
_ after
— the younger
_ ihildrenT
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vmmm^Um
Sh<1 mJlkttl ovw h«* tJd clothe* into a fiur imi- ! « • , V l' r■
I niln ".T
In a •*.
l « - i - ,hr
ml aklla war.
tw rU . tation of fashionable styles. In the evening she does em- htmai bring* and rbroidco’ «»r* helps the children with their lessons or plays «iu*gh mountain top* t
a*aat- i game o f bridgi* with her father and mother and the old • All ItoUtirAI if they
tb*Jr flri.-g mAchints.
alaalaa ml Ilia aseaa- aiiy across the street.
Oh. every tow n har- its quota of stay-aVhome girls. | ACCORDIVG T<> V1NCES*T
ml k a ila ta ra
Laka Naaraa.
iewei^ of girls *o far an (hey an' of value to their selfish RARAEZURt. lu lia n a,ientiit.
f i n kfaallllra.
Jamilic*. But what of the talent* such girt* have no help within Id vtart tW h*At of MouV
.1 Mkaal sieiesa n developing, what of the dreams that are crowded bafk Etna a il! t-> U rw > *rd , and auts
lalaa Imt li
vr-’raror* *i!J 1jrr.r h all Europ*
n m the view of unsyint>ath<dic a -Aociates, what of the longr with power.
pp|
ng* for thancr* to hnve a rhare in the b!g things, of the
T>i»
‘ at K .rn ir apd m f i
i ERRK TODAY
hevriag »Vl!I • are karnea ng rtw
t>* a r r M 'e t k n o highett tide*.!
ft has iJw'ay.- iieen the fA»hi< n to take the sacrifice* *f
THE rfrABIUTY OP COD in the Bay of Furd>r. and th* I
ind
the
unselfUhm
<«
r.{
tlit
tr.y-at-home
-p-irl
for
granted.
“.r«r * « u tiod. s*r* «b* U-f’D
Cnt-ia plan to harr.-a* another tf I
And v i - . i A r.*fk,‘ * a » » aaar l i i d t * i *he h a » a lw a y s b ath Impu*<d
S h e h *s n e v e r been thr threr, at the mouth of the I
— 2 P a n t 22 :iS
f*e»*-w
P g A VWR ~ O liord. Thou do-l nr.de t o f«*ei how p riceless she r e a lly i t
Mrs.
Hanna
in
her
interview
wax
“
drumming
up
trade"
gi«e ktrJnirih unto Thy pr*>pl* And
‘ R E A D I N G NEWSPAPERS, i
U n » thga with paact.
10 doubt for the Y.*W, C. A She wants to tee the a.**"*cia- r-iriinr a lia g the coontry. the heat;
adime- la -found in the Arisons!
i ion’* work extendisl into every town and hamlet in the iarwi.
|IKA OIJtVKEN
And »urh a desire is shored by every one who knows anv- S *^ 1'**
I 1®*'1 Va»^-J
our. .So Ind 5*>*ral l « » l Chi
(By K. ft. Gre*W%ATlrf1h* %*ttw J‘ hing about the fine work of the groat ogtanixatioif. But *en*.~
Civic Spirit In Words And Deeds
i York Ttm«a)
n the, meantime p* rha|xa there-aro readers of the-e words
FLORIDA TIM ER-U NIO N
In the irAaty twilight bl the past . who on thrir own rmponaibllity will look out for <*pjwrtu-,
NORTH t'A K O IJN A W H .L look
Thera la u il hare been a mlllien
iota
the
theory
of
erolutiwi
"a
*
It
dtiei to do a few good turns for the quiet stay-at-home
Nrw ■;ap< r*. o f course, do a very deep cvrv.itiun that it is gviod
, y*ra - I. i,r* >;»•leiatra to the origin o f man,** and
When tig haunting whisper of the {iris who art- nobody'* "problem."
perhaps outlaw ^isch teaching la i
ktrf* r a »"u n t af work that busiTMs*.** In hi* subsequent in
North Carolina state cullegaa a n J !bnAr' k* ' cf,u to Indlridnals. tom- terview he amplified the eaprvs------- ------------ O----- ----------Incemaantly. * • » in our ears.
In the w tftn g rfrrmrn o f the lileer
datrn
O f the*Centuries when the earth
, ; r . s n noatji
the bitter-
O f thF aalt sea's tang upon the
'
*:
For never within the tangled K fU i
Of the trail* that are « v n t by
the fact o f men
Can you find a eoul who has lived
th* sea ■
Bat he *Ywarns for her sapphire
. lights again. •
v
For alaa/s deep in Us heart be
hears
The wash where the rock-bitten
‘ Water iJlpa.
And in every rainy wind that
blows
The sting o f the salt is on hi*
'.
lips.
*
t " ■■ ■ y
By the way have you arranged
your adwrrtuing budget far lb*
new jrssrl
It wmjSbi 1! surprise us If It haL cam*
ihe'atyle
IBs* tiw’
aty ia Haaford t« « « a r
\ the hs.r* lir.f, men and women
l ' alike.
: . "txKkjgw liesth Follows Wound
[ Troia Ta#a|H»<ol.-— Headline Lien
a toy : i0ii| i* dangewus If
ar* not aqtefuL
y«»
J".—x—•—- —
A * w-r ‘ undoratard it, the AlaImtM-htgaford game New YeaF*
C s j prvigd i«m<Sfeslv%lv (ha .south
*i*l the IkVat are superior in foot
boll.
aB' '
OS
F. P. RINES
1113 Sanford Ave.
P h on e 461-J
Batterie:
Call the Wilbrd Batten
We recharge a i d re
pair nil makes of
Mm—
RAY BROS'
PHONE 51A *
nublir srhex !• • fundamentalist**
•, »r-d entenirise who and sion in hi* letter by saying' that
o‘f romnrtulk- which should link deep into the
hare hired lawyers.
‘that
1 ' ar*' <*e*ervinf
1
1
Uon s-d rr..-,<uragrm*nt. A very mind* and hearta o f all citixena of
T m : v SHOULD ALSO took z ra tif. ^ instance «>f the charar- .Jarkscmrille. Mr. i ltman said;
“ I have unbounded faith in Jack
Having lojd of th e slaying « f n b o o tle g g e r by a “ t a x i ' »«t** tk» theory that the earth 1# ter Arr. rferred to is that of the
pt, by the Jac-keonrlUe sosiviUe. and am convinced that if
oad of conviviality** which had been refused a second sa le round, and travel* with and around f e e : i
Cham!*' « f I'o w m in v, of a check v » who are eataM.ahed here will
«an In other
twcauiM* they were too drunk, Arthur Brisbane cheerfully *h»
M days other fundams ntalist* not only Questioned for tl.t> ' sent by the American poll together and pool our intervbserves: “ If customers could kill ail the bootleggers and that theory, but burned m^Talrte Cruai A-m Company, uf this city, eat* through the chamber o f mmu
o u m y r r iB p
i i w u mi
m r iu
svu u iri s, jiru
n iu iiiu n w
u -j iq be
uc \
_ Galibw,
_____ _ *n I - . ■ '. fo r forty membership* matce we will enter upon a twi
bootltggers
poison
all the
customers,
prohibition
would
»»FP<rilni; it. Aad
.n the
im ter o f 'mmmerce, th* poaltioci and foreTi r art at.rest any
.? prbbkm solved, but nothing work* one hundred per cent.*' T f u r ^ . r g kfeS
*«rd - f f lha check bring induced doubt that Jacksonville lx the lewd
Something like ninety-eight per cent of the stuff seized wtiV "bmugllt’ thiiqja twan»r"S^h l y
•■I'l nal that appeared In mg rum.-nerrial center o f the .‘tooth,
by federal prohibition officers shows when analyzed A per- double gtai***.-* had u> g*t down thi 7 a*. Union, under the bead-}- ~WV must forsake the easy hsbthamlwe «. f Tommcrc* n n iit of leaving community effort to
village of js»i»on that wiU soon either kill its victim or « i bis knav-a to he abjured, » b - , _my
horned and- detailed far tW tiw tk !
*^heri
faste n TjJfcn him such Kaiulicai - os blindness, jvaralysis or
..
. . .i,. and_realise
.
. nor own respon-
I>?t Them Hav^r1
The Truth
SEMINOLE CO U NTY BANK,
org-anized 11 years ago, has been
an important factor in the de
velopment o f Sanford and sur
rounding1 territory-— and is now
recognized as one o f the strong
est financial institutions in this
section o f Florida.
1 » * » » ■ ' l u ic jia a ir , j u T s i u r j i .
3low-kfIlIntr dierose* o f thi- kidnvvs and liver. No erne take-*
* -7 !^
Mr.
P. N. Coleman, p re s e t f
impuno«_
phaw
our civic* *fc«
enterprise.
.Through
a drink of booUsif h<IUaF vrittvmrt tOWng
rMt of Vieadly. Tlll> MothTAlSS A N rr‘ hrtuj!T
panylng* the,1,r r^'Tr and harbor committee,
the air 2.000 'fe a t D U ik. rwya to Manager Owen of 1 '' chamber ha* aceompliihed
ir m ar-deadly'poison.
.
..u, .
.
,
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*l-’ve th- I scific make* pn>ntni tt n
•-amter
that “ A >'rT*1 thing* fbr Jacksonville In i
u iof. commerce
_______ ____
• Ciistofners who .are merely old soaks carrying their old t**n m. hardship,
will i Ka«vn
: .t ^editorial
i*jiw
ivarii
fcv#l«.pn>mt of
facd- J
, ■ ........
-J - '
wdltorial M
aiingg ta
ia the
the i1
.n1 ■brvah.pmrr.t
t.f shipping
shippi
hahjts into tX'-r* last years on this .plarut prt>babl> might ,,*a 'rro'‘,it
<h*t pmhiUtioanta
ment that
prohibltaosast* dede. ( T ^ -V___________
w c in . I\it tfie Chamber o f '* * i,'• in
pert o f Jacksonville.
ui well
w ell liWy'ftA
tiV+cr a * ir.uch
much uf
of th«th e stuff
atuff as
&■* tlu-ir
t lie ir pu
pucki-tbooka
cketbooks Will
will
1 *“
out o f de- |I
merer
On
Your
1'ajrr iFl", • ' J o>uch o f > ur preM-nt prosperity
**fuh° l {uT t h « r n »u pru-.br r fht seriisis .-ntaadciatma" l » b d im t ly A r to that development. I
|K>rmit. But it surviy is sad that America should have thou rUor. has
ivo loaaalwg here.
htrJf aad, ctmaciuentijr be. wds Other phave o f activities on the
sands of >1»ung people making custom fur the dealers in f
I . ,? * warning, to rather in- |,e- J.-.g hi* check ae-above stale.! program i f work now being carried
poison, disease, and death.
f rm*ti«n of yvmr t r * j* l» ypli
j. . M , rh qatek hng very rub- "»» by the chamber have • divert;
arf'in W
with
■■ it-sp r.-,*’ 'itrial
t
Tim *- beating <;-ti the welfare o f every
If the average patron of bootleggers could tie shown how v'u*t t^ kr
l*,h >*--*■ -ilariy
the city. A feature i f
t
t
r.ion‘4
s u g g c ti.n t* very gratify- hualneai
rank the stuff is if he could sec the stuff eat into taint and'p^k, m'nei irnJr*i!f!!^!?.r<> tr
«r» willing In work u the Italia hi
Now and then some startling tragedy illustrates
Idiocy of bootleg-liquor drinking so strikingly bootleggers i^ tla d 1aod'o^uts^M y
are comiiellcd to sea k other ,busineas
fields or go
„
.
- out of the If »e had them their wurk
---------trade entirely. Hut mint of the damage done by the stuff "»*»*• »n the future as it h*.
U scrupulously concealed. The family physician does not
‘n lh*.
lh* f^aperitr id
explain to th e world that his patients j r g paying th e PCD- hard work every day
ilty of indulgence in |>oiaoned booze. The undertaker does «* H*r* ncm eumiaatec by the
not receive death certificates truthfully affirming that thel‘1,<Ur*l*«*.*f independei
‘ cos*" was suicide by the bootleg-liquor route.
J nv
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i v a l !i i»'iw
V ’ * * ” ? r* " ,n M r '' ua‘
“ •!
The Hi raid h ^ spoken bef.ire of the n«-d of a revival
, . ^ ***•»«.
the mirtt loteretting
af the old-style temperance societies. Education—education r**n . r«vunt*red i* tvrre I-r»ag,
with a vengeance .ia tin* big mul m the anti-liquor cause. ■» inr.hmoa from Uw tiny vtUxe*
ft
Olher
ids town* are just berianing A rcaliae the value of tl>e
hack o u M fy . In this, Kan ford has
E U H jw n t^ a them by a r '- 'i many
!«* -M..!iuac U B n tU n ).
Then „
rity.
reoently i n i
covnrany** check for >1.000 to the
U s ^ t r o f rommerre. for the
■l>ecifVcCj riumlwr o f mrmhrnhtpa,
and
coined the slogan. Put the
• -*mNt f f * i * w n t » On Your
on which, and the prartlra^TLrher
in g it
i* f o
off fir
giving
it effect,
effect, the
the
Tis
Union editorial was bated.
Now that the record has been
Tw igh t qp ta date,** let q* turn
••* an »:|Mv.ew by Mr. Coleman.
*ht-B.
-h
ro , thn.u
through the Time*-Union,
lha public was infermed o f what
• had done, and a UOmnulc o f hts
f l A d ch*<k a n f rr-'^hted. Mr.
O leman. in his letter U> Manager
"we«», ctsarly statr-i that ta “ buyi g these mesabrrthipa I am not
• -uaird by any altruistic or.pW• throplr purpuae, but rather a
vital ^w,j. rtance to all of us is thej
stir*, t l- r
this rlly of >ww in -j
dustrie* *r,.l cre a lir payroila, a {
work wh!.* i *n o o lj he carried o n •
auccruf„li> when the chanter has]
the fall s »p ,*rt o f the asiUru com -'
teunit).**
In the liregoiog quoted para-'
graph* i* eiprogltel of that which '
is both patn. tie and practical, ihsi
latter intec-rly *«. It is' nxpree-1
sion that irvi^au* sincere appre-1
nation of the work that is being]
done by the clamber o f commerce
for the benefit 1 this city, and.;
also, it evinrvi a sincere de-irr to.
help put forward the work that'
frt remains to tie done. And by.
■ray of putt.tig faith and desire
Into actic.r. was the check * f |1JMM{
for the chaiWhrr'nf commerce op
crating fund, bj which is made,
Possible the aork that the organixaU\a jtiMi do or that, otherwise
will nut be done, in this action
and espr.-siun Is such manifest*
lion of v - true’ civic spirit as can
not hett but be appreciated by*
evrryt- - v. Also, tt sets an againpie that it highly to he cnmmepd*.!
Seminoit! (l[nunfyT$ank
S a iifo r d .F Ia .
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
Delicious
Oranges and Tangerines
We have-an abundance of (his delicious fruit at price*
that cannot be compared with.
. , .
Blue Bonnet Markets in various purta o f town are at
your convenience— wive money,, time and worry by
shopping at thuu. *
'.
^ -fr l
>!iU uwa* his little farm and reL
AN OVER-SUPPLY at Christmas food and festivities tlvr* »n k it. Hr wanted to travel
apparently had a stimulating
■ i»u. th. urp-atmiar
and the proof traders at The News.yesterday.
.>iws yestcrdOY Their gerf- th.
..me her* JZ year. arVja-i
anmitjr was something remarkable to Uhold. They g iw lowU w w ask* up kii mud u p.
A> l 4
l*etr> Herald says,
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newapipar- are the l>e*t lorama- the word “ iconoclast” an additional "n" in three aeparatej*"** ‘ '"P *
nity #.1>tenners '* Wrap un your use* of the word making it read “inconodaat" and then in-a
T„ . T U a « u iir v
N O R E M E D Y F O R sS C H O O LS
copy of The Herald and mail It to final hurst of enthusiastic effort to do a grwd job of bidding ,.m
BE ADENTON BER M.D
Fnmrfs UughXl ih«i*h.r
some I r t f d in the North.
farewell to I)r, Ceurge Thomas they sent that reverend gen- »*M he was gulag bark to tram
” « f t ie h tl! • 't w n w r John W Martin, In a tlen for the present deplor*' ie
» Gorerrftr Pray of Tcnneaest, leman "T»> New York instead of “ To N e w Work."— Miami !*“ n*fcl The
lt*r,: w Garage. I t1 miles east, rieech before the aaauai O'r.reation ***** “ f affairs in regard Ur the
Wte tS J>l » the Miami storm w*< Daily N e w s .
•n schcols o f the state Th*
,tried to diaaoaded him. for M t s d s f the Florid* Educat.oa AseocLs
h punishment foe the sin* o f th a t;
-O. ...
. , ,. guvarnnr, like a number o f other
•ieur Lesag* ran do anything frvr*
city. If r.fw having a hard time e l
s ll«h »i»m , told state leader*.
to
"f*. laJkes
takes time
U
' running asacblnrs to suneytnr j the educator* that TFlorida
ig Jhc flood tn hi* own stall J
is awak- rider w hat has beta don* hut is not
opening
up
a
mine
lie
la
•usefa'
asocen got pcrqinal rnojg!
ming to th * oscesiity fur better rd- attosapting to get at the bottom of
"What win they do with aa old* m ation.
t i l own cellar. *— Trt - < u i
JASPKR iNFVVS
prim al eondttiams and f.wd a remmaa
lik
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they
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fr
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SgvNewt. And out bet I
Th* gave*nor coll* attertion to edy *
. the gtt ui governor of Trr.n* K.
During the i r .iu r jr .
paignj-. Ther gasoline Itax la foe the pur- “ M **1 don't know what they wt'L what has hern
t l isbed daring
Th«rr is iv> longer a surplus of *
dq Wfth MS*: that is their business.
Wi'uig h ate.a full cellar say- m i candidate* foe the house a i d ,
T« .VAMiag
(But I hart two brethrr* In France “
lhuik>tig t a ■- polar chord,'
They
_
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,
,
idvuratrd divrri.ng . pan a f the f
t
^
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f c . "wjU
t f fight and perhaps k t :J T
killed.
.~ S | 0 « - | S W W » i s . H j w O m s U S
It w a i V ’ v night before Ust at J j , ..Un* ta t to th* common ach« l
y v . stl^IThShway department t* ^
‘
^
^JVo.yoa think 1 aw going ;? *
to sit aeowad
--- -. , e h i i d r t « 4l feting for the want of
here and read ab«-ot f * * _ . ____ . . . .
tor mornlag that
paper * “
sices bV proportion* • * i t r ~
*u L rifr***! .ft*. ^
,>rT "* * * “ ■r* 1yhetter ediew E eal facilities. W#
«-w s
f •Phlred cla rity
“ ■* where
w *
rloctkm. whkh ts advaotageott*.must art
sto*
|«ur door sad wanted to | Nuw cvm*. men ergsged in ad- the pet
wnpl* want and demand that
a certain wvll-knnwti ivlin in g scheme, advwattAg that
and there shdnld t * no let un
.
Tkir feliow must 1
! i part of the fond *be used to ad; . t* , 0e ^- O W(,l
t_
— .s.
W'
warrt.d to m
th* doctor vertJsr the state‘ m
-l e t the
the Igasoline tax slrsm and
lh ii» ta have taken a newspaper* throughout the
in ten year* Horida will have th# J
lips- that. K , recommend try.
mileage and best system of '
walking the street,
This scheme should, and
Id th* woe Id.
carry lanterns o-> doubt wUl, be sit dowa on hard.
Uadrtae farm was “kfllod. . X* «w rih d free u «th «.k bill, which work
H o w e v e r .___ IFierre
started fia
r t o a js j. Man- sheuld be brought to bear upon the
's i g n s front and
Was eedrrad ta run the ^ Jaat
J*** atarted
fasrtK
___ f*rm to feed soldier* for th* real — * evmt* r
* » * « • o f Do* poions to assure some relief.
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the war. l i e * baric ia Barstow
this fan and found it to j T W r i U ms* atnmg note of hope
o f n n k M n a u ami
■ > I .now, leveling land for fruit farm
b ^ e v * l l ifl lW «vsemori. midre^wi.
th »t th* art o f k-tera. with' mgstgrioua instrument*.
- 1
k lh .r u - .Ohm. awpport
W * hare beard of some men and cm an eperating table ow l H* heart
r appearing,
ust beW
|Ugialatiuai for erhxoU. I f Cover- \m
, a n o v . cladirg th*- giving of the
_
hrhea illilara./) women wh- wwr* said to have had I and luags were cat oat o f i u M f r * rt’ YO U ’ MTOI* - n r at B
,V*“ 1" * r Martin will dw all ia Ida power 1■
"tawru r f atone or trow, but it was J Its artarjee
t-va g* will be'glad'to talk F- nr i i ,
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t«* P«l>«h.
- SFi Wl.evod, hfTf**r a Risssiaa scientist to make to an apparatus which ewsUiMod wkh ywu. Gala jUarriye raracoent, I Governur M arin txpressed the lo get passage nt the .right kind - f ,J
far th* support o f edw- ■
ifI opV^lkR
an w a-in " ewcvncjuiV u|>rrated pump anJ the
^ eirrulstroo and
aa* at at!
K ite y . *t «*r fait ptakiir. ea r.,hop* that some day the stole J.suU icaUgB at th* r w t ~ t aia
*— akm o f the !
H u t ao waday• |abT-JVat«i» apparatus perform all the blood. **
M
pensuin* fur jl* agwd school
jdw*
Will U ba'.tar. [5
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Let It Alone
,'3 Z 5 '! ! r - U : ,“ ¥ S s 'K ^ " urtJL“;
TOUGH ON TUTBXXK;
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ja
b
•t by iw L giriltu ref.!^
ahirh tivod wioTv than two hour*. H may prove of great value to the j
. A fter basing been made uiser.xL human n m . Hat wasn't
it toisgh!
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BLUE BONNET MARKETS
Opposite Valdez Hotel— 13th A Oak
Sanford Af(j. & 9th— Sanford-Orlando Rood at
Ginderville
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ANOTHER N E W YEAR
IS KNOCKING
at your door— brinKing'-you Rood op
portunities for sound business 'ex
pansion.' Our banking facilities are
at your service und we invite you to
use them freely. Have youi4 Check
ing1Account with us.
F I R S T .N A T I O N A L Bi
X A N F O ID , F L A .
�THE S A M O IID IIKKAIJX T l ESDAY, JANUARY 4. 1121
M RS,
F R E D ; £>.
D A IG E R .
S O C IE T Y
rrAr.h
E D IT O R
R E S ID E N C E
TELEPH O NE:
jw rip
G U ILD MEMBERS HOLD ENJOYABLE
MEETING M O ND AY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Deane Turner Is
Honored Monday A t
Delightful Courtesy
tha Bt. Agnes t’.uilJ o f tho Holy on ft i r i , Avenue. whan alt
♦•Onew Episcopal Church «■ < held of tha pariah ara mn*t cord
1Monday afurtioon at th«* V i m of vitad to attend.
Mr*. S. M. Uoyrf'bn Magnolia AV» I • CoaYocatlori. o f lha peri
tnttf.
! »outh rtorltia will ba hr Id
ood
Kay 907 I Tha room* where tha maeUnr
t* a joint ' w *. held *m > bright with bowl* o f ’
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and Woman'*
golden calendula*.
* !* • ™
Jtn
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eU'rt*d
Agoa.
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raV ^ r ! ! r Jnhn » - < " « * and Mr.
ln th?
" * * * r ™ - Nriw h, Jr . a. alternate*,
lab wilt meat with f c
iford on EJtn A ro dant w a. tha aioa-praaldant M r^ ; A w th e „m elu.l«n of I
Raymond Kay g u ll. ■ »u m b * r o t M„ ,; l o m
, MU%1 b
ck with Mr*. Michimportant bu*lna*. m.ttam waru ,k on
A1UfTj ; C. MRcball aa
ranwetad. am) report. raad fm m l|h<. tfU tnoot, |h# h<v, t
,
th« esriou. -UsdJng ‘
,
bv
and
Tha treasurer rr port ad that a tub- ...
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« • » « ■ > •"n’rr
Wa*lay will hold
r at T.-30 o’clock Jn
« at tha Mrthodirt
aa will meet with
|tbolt on tho W ait
» at* aakad to meat
la church at 7ilk o'*
in a body.
in i a f the Woman'*
hi tha atn parlor at
at 10 o'clock.
tha Chr .tarn, baraar and Chri.tma» ball.
,
At a previous maatlng it wa» dacidad to Join tha other woman’* organiaation* o f th* eburrh ta form
a Church Service l eague, thr of.
fives to ha held by rnambat* o f
both Guild*. A t l hi*, mauling a
vtaa - president, trra.urrr, *oci*l
•arriew arcratary. boa ahairman
’
iter o f Orlande, a
at will speak at
ta Woman'* Club,
iro will antartain
I* Club at Itctal
l«* o'clock
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onCourtesyt
*?r £ A A?lc
°j -p
.fficers noiiy^Mt*:
DelisrJittuii1
t ^ici’,
Monday's
Meeting'
ptar Number 2 O.
It* regular meeting
at th* Masonic
will ba initiation.
A. Newman trill
The evening was fharrily apent
it* o f tha Dnplicau
in game*, music and dancing. At
her hom*' ln Roae
lam o f the First Bapn il hold ita buainc**
1:30 o'clock at tha
k j . A. Kelly 319
[ llo*ta«*<a, Mr*. W
»w, Mr*. J M, Wil.
'J. A. Kelly.
i maatlng of the
midnight tha Sew Year wa* u»harwl in amid * din of whlatl**,
horn* and ball*.
•RafraahmenU of an.bn.ia, fruitm kt and hut chtccditf were aenrH
at a late hour by Mr*. F. L Nlaon
mother of the host***,
Saturday morning a iw *t delirioti* waffle hrtakfaat wa* *erv**J.
Thar* were about 20 guest* who enjoyed thl* delightful affair.
>f Sanford, ai 10 a'F e r m i Iwkr.
Metropolitan Opera Star
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Mnxcv Soprano
Will Appear in Concert
Gymnasium Classes
Under Auspices gf
Music Department Sanfortl Woman’* Club
Ktrm.r* Smtahla Ta Mamhar*
1
CJty Hall
TVo Morning* bach Wrak
Monday, January 10,1927.8:15 p. m
30c par l.oa*«n
fS-60 per Month
l>mU Now With
j
natty w»*oa
Ml*. Turner.
1 '
| Mi and Mr*. 0. A. Raynvr hav*
Jratuined front a motor trip t « Jo*'*-
Much Interest Shown
In Municipal Library
«> * Kit*ab*Vh iLuaton ha* re
D
l i r i n t T P a s t M o n t h tamed
to (taafonl
fromlh.
Waal Rolat
l j u i m g r u se J i u r u n
wh#r,
>ba ip#nl
pvTtanco ware diecuurd during
th#- buitnaa* sersioa, which wa*
presided over by Mr*. A. II. Btnne
Th# election of officer* for the
ensuing year n*ult#d aa follow*!
Preaidant, Mr*. A
P. Connelly;
Vlr# Prealdent, Mr*. Robert A.
Newman; Secretary, Mr*. Amelia
NohW; Treasurer, Mrs.’ Ernrrt
Knipp; IT. T. O. Custodian, Mr*,
P -'F . Whitner Sr.j Educational
secretary, Mr*. Atriander Vaugb,n;
Mr‘
, ^
B#i \Voik, Mrm* C,
J- ,tu" ,Pth, !
^
Mobley; ( . S. h, I , Mr*
B . T . * W? J r' ,
, ,,
' Alter all business Km).been tran***•?•
»>*>•»«* ••'•d tempting
cfreahmenU. About ZU member*
were present
C ecil A rden
Municipal Hall
Adult* $1.60; Chlltirrn 11.00
Miss Mary.Clark
Man,ban pnaant at (h i. ,
wara: Mr*. Mortimer C ion
John Malrch. J r , Mr*. Rot
I»,an. Mr*.
n*igwf>, Mr
uni W. Ru.,* ll Mr* r « r t
thaw*, Mr* W fa n then llu
Mr*. John U onaidi, Mn
*w,nd Kay. Mr* Hraiton 1
MU* Elisabeth Hhgwood,
M. King Mr* Eroe.i III
^
t lo Y ~ f officer*
nonn at the ho
The annual moating o f tha Mack*
hoIJar* of tha O w m la
Company.will ba kakl at the o ff* #
o f th* rompaay, ()*e**ta. Saminota
County, KV'rtda. on Tkun>laf, Jan
uary t t . 1W7, at to A. M.
Sliraad J. A. R K I'P A T H .
It ta Intcraating ta not* that
Caatl Arden who will ba prr*antad
, I IN Oak* Ara.
ta a Sanftrd audit nr* on Jan. 10
CU**a< to t * gin at one*.
by tha Muiic Itapaitmant ‘ of the
Woman * Club, ha* aung for throe
ooa*on> with tho MatropolttanOp»ht Coaipony, on* j» a r having
laaelvtd a around ra vngagvmvnt.
lie- raportnlr* Inelutle* ) f o [»r a *
and inclade* 1j To*, a’. Cavalier
lane Kuatlcana, Rtgulrtt. and I*>
hangrin
I 'T h e Muairal Courier apaaklng of
ber dandill.m of the part o f Q^ua
9 t'onllnwoa* frwo* I p m
Quae In tha cart o f L 'O n il«, »»> «
8 I I p. m, ’
that tha qalta measured up to h*r
prrd*. >. » « r S. phJa Rraalau,. and
won a plate fur haraalf on n it of
the hart cart* that th* Matr ipa'll* h
IwMt E. Carol’*
tan ahew*."
8
Iditmit Hon ling Hit
Miss Martha Fitts Is Women’s Guild Holds iu ^M ^*rV.T”hiJ» *r.
The la*t of* a atria* o f delight*
ful social cvurtraie* with whiah
M b* Martin Kilt.* hat bean hon*
•ted during tha holiday* wa* that
o f Friday awning when Mi** Mary
K lio n entartalmd n n t pleaaantly
at a New Year’* Ev* and alumbar party at her home on Fifth
Street.
!V!n»eltias. holly and th* usual
Yutetide decoration* adorned th#
rooms, while light* shaded with
rad, e**t a warm glow over the
loeely scene
Stockholders Meeting
G^cil Arden Has Suntf'
For Three Seasons In
Metropolitan O p e r a
Umar ttlovar.
ly batlneaa mac'van's Club at J
Krtwit K r u p p . M r *
I 'lin w *
«* n «t , Mr* A. T, R «**it*r. a J,
Rump, lltd iin n Bull and th* Ftr»;
Nation*) Rank.
T V liWwty K adding (o Ita fit**
for ikt* yv»r t V
F **tn eerin f
S r » ? Racerxl. i8* forum ami l l y •
ir la ; also IS*
Rev
urd ami I V I'm tad S la in l'a lly,
a recant newspaper which gives la
a hen political way tha dally rec
ord o f tha'official act* o f tha legis
la tor. aaacutUw a n d jjudklal
branrhr* o f tha govarnmann
—
with her mother.
Iv . ember Is always one o f tha
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‘luivutt month* In lha library i f
W aller Hagan of l'a**d*n*. pro
th* number o f booh* circulated, feaaional golf champion of U. 8 .
Tba daily record* show, howarar, ■pa*'1 tbe *Uy In Hanford Monda;
that ZAI0 book* wara Nmnad dur- attending to buainaaa.
tng tha month, which t* a gain o f i .
.....— -u
nearly 300 over tha u rn * period
.Ceorg* K. Root left Sunday folb*, pv ret citing j-ear.
|Waat Palm lleach,' wh*r* ho .ha
The reading room attrndanca ‘.aaewytwl a poattion with tho Haa
wa* dZI. the first number for ls «t ’'bdard A ir Una allway.
year being 4*1 Fifty two new )
■ — -—
menthnr* joined, bringing tha total ■ MU« France* Cherry rvlum n
membership up to Z.AOO, o f which * b«ro# Sunday evening from M> un
1,72.1 are adult; and 177 are jy . Oiiea, N. C , where aha spent th
tanlie*. Th* *tory hour attend-. holiday* with her pereru
ante for the month w*s 1M.
*I »
- ——AcknowWdgamank b ma<U for - Mr. and Mr*. Jamea F. Hawkin'
liouka d»nata«l by Mra. KUa Knight who have bean apamilag i o * n
ami Mr*. A. K. Plait, and fu* mag »raka aa th* guaata o f j h * loiter'
aslnea giran during lb* year by twrenta, Mr. and Mra. U O. lUrr
the follow In r patrontt M n. T W *t Mock* ville, V. C , ret urWd hire
W illiam s Mr*. Ilanry W ight, Mr* -unday evening.
larday
t 10 o'clock at tha
ca fa r tha Wumrn1
Cpiaoipal Church ah
tha Chapal.
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W EDNESDAY
“ A Lunatic
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A t Large
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Crnnlland Rica—
".sportlighi
.“ FUu A Kaalhan*’*
I . - Arnop'g Fabian
a “ Hum* Sweat llom »M
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Danger Lurks
tv
In Every Mile
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for the mutcrlst who d>xs not carry liabil
ity insurance. Every mile rolled o ff by the
speedometer brings rlik* that are entirely
unavoitlnble in fhis fast age— tho only sure
way to be safe is to carry liability insurance
— when you need It you need it bad— don’t
be caught without It. •
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A. P. Connelly &Sons
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Eat. IIKW
221 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 48
ANNOUNCEMENT
Hilton's'Barter Shop, located at 113 Magnolia. A ve
nue has reopened for businesM and la now ready to
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ita patrons and friends. -T lie buainesti wil! continy • i >
lie oi>erated under the same policies tha*. bav<
its muimRement in the past.
In iiddition to ita regular employees who will v . e
the genuenu n i
to operate n aep^ratt »h *
iu:»
* hi die. .vrtd chili*
dren where u apccia!; • in tliis work wilt •!»*• ready to
serve the public.
Efficient and courteous . c m n
t: uo atttced to
everyone.
v
|n Members
ed b y Mrs.
Mrs. Moore
maatlng of th* a n
iPtp# Organ flu b o f
ktiat Chunk WM held
pi.v n at tjia ‘home of
Owwton on Pa Imetla
■ r * . Lawton and Mr*.
tttlm of butinaaa
hall delighted th*
a group of humorMr*. A. M. Phillip*
rvaty vocal aolo*.
eating of the ch*b
onday afurnoou at
Ira. Tony FiWhfeed
pa, with Mrs. PitchJ. C. Mitchell a.
Those high grade blankets come ln both dou
ble and atngle style. Many delightful patturns In light colored plaids. Sisas MxSU and
70x80, Moderately prica«l at •
W here Your Laundry Goes!
One Special L o t .
All Wool Blankets
This special lot of blankets coma in all colon, twth light and dark shade* in a variety of fancy plaid*. All
double blankets.
l 3.
L Millar, Mm.
Mn. Forraat Maclartha Fo*. Mr*
Mn. Tear Piwh1Ccjh, Mn. Volia
R ft. U«Tg, Mr*.
s. Mra. R. P. |) to.
MiK.r*. Mm J. c
8Y. t». Gardlr.«r,
Mrs. Guy S
t. P.
licttdtr to*.
New Lace Curtains
.Ins have Just been received,
I Ly tha pair for
Flam white and some with colored ruffles. Thraa will sell a* long
When a laundress takes out your waah du you KNOW that
it is going to a place that is clean? Do you KNOW that It
will ba free from germs? These are things.that have to ba
considered, otherwise serious torn plications may rsaultWh en your family wash or laundry tome* to u.« you anasaured of cleanliness in the first degree. Our work is don*
In a sanitary plant amid the bast possible suit mndinga and
your laundry la safe indeed
burh. M n . A. l T
P i s * Moor* Scott,
■ w , « M Mr*, t^i
W
ptlbluiy my
IMi and hrartfclt
W# t£ I ri< ru4» and
is m
kitMfly af-
f faring* I
mi
Wi^hable Scrim
Guaranteed waahaUel Colorad border* if! ruse and blue. These are alwolutelv new merchandise and are
marked to sell, per pair, for
alas
L P. II-LTON.
Office PikSi
819 W, Third
Uptown Office
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THE SANFORD HERALD. TVE8DAT. JASTARV t I9ii
im l*A(iE SIX
By Williams
G lades M u s t B e D r a in e d
O r A b a n d o n e d B y F lorid a ,
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OUR BOARDING HOUSE
AR.— vicM
pu> VoU Pic k oirr -TUe
e Ttfl£ $ O iS TjJp MATERIAL, OR \<5>"TUAT OkiE
o u »*\ f
A s s e r ts L eo n L eg isla to r
Tde
p b j a i T i e Gf f o r
yiuiOtkJs
A &urT *-} \ A < & U iT 2 ~ ~ VlA^kJT -THERE
50<-TiCKET?^ \ A^iMT^lKiG
BE^iPE^TtfAT?
V lM A T ^rA V • / (
OJlCKEki-W'RE
— MAkES
|>ay (la ptwrata *h*rc <•/ tha’ifrain»a » ( u k , this lax money *h«uM
!< raiml in that manner.
"Jt l* w k IIm i to i u t p i l that
if the •ir»>n*e*'«f ih i» , aittjwj
iu rr* nf atarut. Und' wrrr arromthe inrtetmerit marie by
' f i o f F rol H. Davit, rrpresertativo ilili iecy v*v-»M hr amply iVpaui in
llie inew-aaeii value nf, the land*,"
J
from i Ijhiw ruuaty. jirp4r>ccUtty
A* ■•Uteri.
_
speaker « f thr hn**r 'hraurh, atm
The lower East C«*«t territory
I cne who has taken __
an ^
stills part
tyla7<V iVrirlatTori * v u W b » directly Irenefltled by
In proposed Kr*t_.
draining of the Eterflada*. and
5
nf paat xesshinn ■
i the pr»po*td (•ne-miU tax fur that
fi
'M r. D irix; at the 11*24 session
j area Wf-uM I* justified. Htprr'cnlj
wirs chairman o f a Hoove irintntii
|ntive Da vis declared, and such tar*
^
tre, appointed tu wick nut a iu V
■litnry ia needed because of its
A
stitutc rieasurr for bllis to rlrain
l.riatrr populatlm, which. In turn
^
the Everglade which were d - uihI
wtuld operate to expedite the sale
to be objectbina'alc m tutu urr <nee. ;
of bunds,
»
j
The Irgislatutc. Mr. navis pn»Mr. Davi* reealleu that the Ibgj
* dicta, will never pas* the cu-rdllrd
Icvistature had ila hands full, s» t«*
• original EUwrcirixr hill, |trovid!nar
i peal, in handlinir pmpnsetl Ever1 for anncaatiun of the rr.tuc state
■ te |fcfi Lvirglideo rjiavwt
If the finite* Irsi'lathin. In IP22, the
state owned 1,01:1,200 arrts of
^ une*|«eclej happened and it did, hr
land in th* district up-id Which il
*
Siideil lire iaw would, never staml
was paying a* its share rtf the local
^ the test nf tfw Court*, and would
drainage tax the sum of »l2«.OH7..
■’ Iw found lu violate the roniitltuVfl annually.
Li i95.'>, Florida's,
B< linnal pmviajun agpin-t' ishtding
holding h.-^ ‘4ffr reduced to *17,• -.the staid, surh as thr erration *>f
U-M Ai fr*. “ fx>iv Which it was eooi->
,
a slate-whir district and Imniliii;
N O O R V iR A P ^ L - V
V00
>A\/ A CALL
GOBBLER !
lv7
UnDL'zUc; P )* q
LOOK U K E
A P E lflK iE P U P
\T£ ALLRIGfVTTo 4,
ViEAR W A VJlM PETOR^-BuT
p o U ’T .U iE A R . \T G U T & iD E P O R I N G
&
(e^lrti to Li^y -a, J|[irv!»l jn r n n im l
tax of I ".jfr/i‘rf>/d, annually.. In
tlie xf.itc'iuLcpagi-'wa* *_m,.
rtlJC', -IW iu g thl five yri\rs of
l!'i!2 to 1!>M, Iftrluilvr, the stulc
paid nut in drainage taxes a I " : * 11
t f U^4M7!»Jdl.
TAUAHAS.-eht. H a . Jan. t
iJ t —The Huts Supreme, court re
convened foday after a m et* of
tad daya over the ChHitmas holi
day*.
of
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9 0 K E B 0 P V T o p -'
CUA<S>ENcD!j f
©JfeiuS
OFrTviArT-
P o t a t o e g a m ’ B e e f m a s B e e n Pa r o n e h s
S in c e 'B e o i m m in ' g ' "Ti m e , T h e r e A B o c f.
B
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B u S tw e s s
CROvMOlhj’ M lS O il P a ROn E R G O T
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
y v tx M T s sav z oow r
i'.sJOM fiou MUCH IS 7WOE6
mo - m o t s ? drittv,
^
s i x oe o w f c n >•' )
. *;6U_ 'esootO v o i)
oQ M M ■m oss ■
tx e s 'A7H7WO AJJpbF.S
■M c AjCM RX£, LA TWO .
? * 6 f VJITA THOSE t
APPbSV-IM EACU- J
s lt L L .I
etTCMA DOMT
4KOU UON*J
A*UCM PivE •
A M O iC
I
!•
a w / :y ±
H U L L <jue.. Jan, t^_U Pt_The
Windsor hotel, largeat hostelry in
thl* city, and the Caron Drj'foods
store • djoining were destroyed by
fife •wily today, with an estimated
lor i f 1120,000
w v , 7JU2sg
BAtSS \MI7UTVJO
APPLES IK r
EACtt/ -X
BECAUSE 7W 6C6P
PE OAlE MoCe BAS
W AV?
'v o B U S T ! !
-
^ __ _ BA6 ?
is over
i Tonic
Help l» Handed to Restore
Your Wofitod Stroncth
and Energy.
•Till” Uartf lb ' body weiVrned
andsandown. In nwlt ca*r. a lonie
la gk-arly lodlcaled
tte*lura Ibe
afpetlie and rid )nttr*rlf of that
k O in n i Irellnr
^ftu” I*
I# *•
a* trry etiervatlny du*
di«-
r**e. It |e*vr« ti* vidinn »n weak
and drbllllatrd that these I* .is
inueli Aanc'-r (nmt Hie allrr*rfteets
pa from ih« disease lueir, III niher
words, alter an altark of thr "Hii,"
yr.Q tired 4 aelertlve Innta In rebuild
IM a liiris ia that }uu may lu>«
your •• d-iims Urr0[th and ntarfy
>
» * > l* uneijurlkA fur it siart ax
air nf ih and vtullly.
You i-'ve It l*i ) ourself and fins*
lly In rive • * * > . * trial It help*
Natoie build up red bl«n<l rorpW«*
rle. It ini|>r«te« tlie pro, esse* by
which Ih* l*»i* is nonrivbed it |«
Unir-trtViF’ and reliable. HU I. I*
ft m I He st»K# of fresh herbs
Slid nuui* *o l U pKNTtyt In «
silcullnc K »y la a modern labor*lory.
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
yah
SAM . MlVTArt M0UAC*
Hungry Horace
HtVTAH HottAct
VoME a>HS ,
AATv U u runs 0ocns "co
An m * * !
{ llMMS H U Nl
i
MsXUMttE
fU. H
VUHT OUT
lISF I* *<M at all rood drti*
Store* In twn -In - lb « L f| «r *ll«
li Onliw cvUuuUdeal. rw,; .
- A n H.'StArt KOOACV o *j Ois ^
VMUT Oi JlO PAE VOWtrtKlM'
» MOPE - Mlb Aisj T HtAH —
VJEU..
« » S VMUM
00A»T OtT NO MIONMWT
1&25LSL
VIOM’N POP
--- VTATtMC ATT* AXE VcOCHIHCe Is*
o w - T i t ’ b il l s /
c
CCATaimuT m u n « a n As*cno«
A ROCNO MY A*CK THrt u *m t -
W h en failure to receive m atcriaU ii
costing > on money, serv ice ii of major
importance. Dcluva mean idle tnen,
idle m achinery— the jol> it-held up.
Doth ow ner and contractor are the
Insert.
O u r Mon*tim c" service prevents these
losses, just u* the quality of the ma
terials ive sell insures a^uinst the
costly vvastch o f inferiority.
T ak e cement* (o r instance. W c rec
ommend Lone Star, not only because
of its toper-quality and-uniform ity;
but also because in back of our ow n
supply arc the shocks of u whole chain
o f cement mills. W e offer you prompt'
service and complete assurance of
- 1. VlOviOLR IT **OM V jAS
KIOCMkiC* wmtM SHC WI5MCO ME
A HAFFY AXtAPTeAR — t F X
COOWO ONLY -FINO A R tC E lPT
IT YJOULONT BO SO B A D H
F A s r e g TRAN Msec AT A CftM YC
FACTcJCf— 'T h en u A W Tu.'O'Tbiv.'aV
r Atcueft <ax reusf ffom auo
» v T he T u t LGETTHUt F*lD
T CttSfSTMAS WiU, S i n td f
N U T v r Aft
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Ts*tv A ge B hXY
and
UAYFUtA
.
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TRa t
. a m o u n t T o a Sm a u l
»D«ruNe; '
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Not Very Welcome
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- B A C K IS 6 IM M -
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LONE
O W I A <40 X
F cRTun C >n f 5oo Vh a S -Too
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B U ILD IN G M A T E R IA L
200 Oak Ave, Sanford
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1$— Buslncm* S«nrlc* O ffr r d
T'i— Uuninrms iTacc* for Itent
tally H fiiM
D. RATES
R. t i l l br received
K td (uHtvter tent
K T p « » *»»"«.
I
10c * line
k • i»«*
I ___ . I t a lino
too on rayorat.
rd r t 't t art- fur
MMCUont.
o f m r i g t length
I . PE R K IN S — Habenia*hn
hoadijoarU-r* fur O o l l t s l a l r
Clothe*. UO Hr*t s u n t
gtng 1* rtatrktfd to
IOvation.
t la made Tht SanWill bo rraponvible
Im jom ct ln*cTtion."
•r for euljaeauent
he office ahould be
riliately In car* of
TH »: SEM INO LE P K IS T U K Y
.’i7 — U imkI T h in e * hi K a l
ASitC O CAM E RAS
A N D S U T TM K S
j PASTRIES, TIES. »a)a<k \\. taka
M l IV. I'th St. W. X. Luratry, Prop
•perial
order*
for • partin>.
Rotith'a IVlitatew eS 1*121 \V. I*t
C LARE N C E SM ITH
tst.
General Contractor
COD W e»t FI rat Street
r»S— flo linch old (fiunl.
at I’botv* l i t
■ IV K II TlSKItS
W IC IIT -a n U S K N H K U K Y P R IN T
lid
repre*ciii»tivr
SHOP — Printing. Engrafing.
[fam iliar with rate*.
Emboaalng See ut flrat. We do
Btaiflcatioir will gtte
t. Pltnne 417-W. R. K. \veruj*fe information. Ami
[ they will a«aut >uu ' i nmmerviel Street.
[ your want ad. to
►re rffectife.
iT A N T NOTICE
Authorlfed l)uco Keflnlfhlng
ira ahould give their
Watofflce addrrat a*
ROY- SCHMIDT
pr phone number 11
irrfutla. About one
Sanford
kf a thutl.and bar a Third nnd French
kid (hr other* raoT
H With >• >u unle*l
!5 — F lo rlh la
Amur addrraa.
Mlnuaore MI ST he
A I-E N H U LA Bloom*- Mr*. L II.
Jnnr<, 211 E. - Central. I’hunc
29S-Lei
KOR SALE
Mahogany
l able with i..he.to* pod
condition; clnrfji. i ) I E.
Street.
*» 1— M iv e r Hu neoim .
W A N T to trade y e v l Gulfport.
Flonda, t-riw w Iningalnw and
lot for 5 arre* and hoti»e In or
lirar Sanford. Care K. Knrerman,
la k e Monroe.
FOR S A L E -O n e roll t
a bnrgain. Phone 50!
* Theater. lUtnni
Herald office. ’ Re
fE U1C live* rolorevi
» c “ Joe.'1 Pindar reIt. A. Newman. Lib-
rtetvM>r1n«
H laflotu i
w r ilm
—
Hr
offvn -d
O rFICE rOrr'SENM la Me.mh
HIKOPRACTII
The edenc*
Whig Apply A P C»nnc,'y 4
that make, people well and hap- 67— K iiiim a \Vllh H oard
Sen), Magm lla and 2nd
»). Vnu aU'd ran rn)t*y good
Aagtlli' through ttiia mrthod of ROOMS, with or without rvwal•
hralinr. Dr. W ^ t , MaeDougall.
llravnitable rate*. IJncoln Hotel. 80— A — Itcnl F a t a lr D irrrti
U t Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone 4*.’ -J.
IVI- •' i'lll llltUIPL I ••
J P in t
fry a lv< I line:
lie tight.
( « * l i ,i
Pant y-vur b'ltine**.
H IGGINS S M IriL W H iliT . IN C
Real L*tate utlil
IN ffl’ RANt K ttRtIKEK.H
-
H r lp
FOR R E N T — Fuinlvbi'd apart.
men.
12*11. Mag'.'dia Avenue
Phone .Ida-J,
PO INTER d.*g, ihrrn- yaar- 'old.
ml ranger, gm«d on covey *r,d
le* and an ricellent retriever;
an all-round good bird*dog; „ .
H» I havr no tiirui ( u»,
to hunt
Fir* certified clirck fu:- J _
9150 g *u Mm G IP Murray, 12*
..
iviatun, Gw.
W A N CO., Auto
ie*t metal-work*
« t b l ahead metal
*
7U7
ft’ newh
819 W. 3rd St.
'
1 I'fc o a * 474
1-1-1 T«*n tlraham T n a l
Ir I ' I Tun Graham |iunt|> Truek
The abtita car* at* t
titeihanletl and In bc«i u(
I* a I’ m c r ip llim
When f m w i n , hutn anil H« h,
when light (hiNi .hate and bli.ler,
then litvd. .or* f«ef Inna h e a’lnad
ttmthing »pplu ati.wi o f
‘U C A R ttO
T ill AMTUlPTM in w lit t i f
Thv Herald CUaaifled DeiwrtMent will Iw glad U
help
*tranger, get located in room*
*>r gpart menu and will reader
every a*.(Man*, to lh«M« reqveatlng it.
» i ailm en t,
Magmdla
al*w
garage.
MM
It klllw the g e rm s
• ’ r * *'.CdCh
BEST
May the your of Nineteen
NEW e-funm bungalow; g|M«| t
calbm: large* hyt; garage, fin
plu.e; aver)’ modern ionvenienn
■wiaaaakiiwi lah 1 ' llannalB
Hundreti an<i Tw enty-sev
en bring you j o y , g o o d
health und hu|»t»ines>— .
FOR sAI.K--.ll room atuvv o h>ni* ,
and garage, oo highway 4 1-2
•rule* »Hith' af Sanford; one »tor»
room fuur living room*, |H>rrh» ■
and clnaefa; on corner *uttaldn fn
Lwame** or filling atation; .$t.*AH<
Walter AVrlgh*.
Height*
May every day through*inii i
in lU A ia t ii ii M *
*
*— l- l lICl" « III pr iv. « lit-,! Vl
Ike ftueta ef ilm ah .iVrupivU .vH t
•'{ a*eiifc, |» vASniV). Fl.-riti*. e« tli,—111** *-f Hi- t’lteell I'lpra el apail
•»■■!* * "'*i it -I il*,’ii—
* 4 Flerltl- He
m la », vi mi t t - flu * u-1 .T jftMH
a ft, i»17 fer IP- fpnii.iiiMa ac *11
out the year be filled with
prosperity
lUll . . A, , . ’ *,•
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r,ftV,Mv
•I..** ->» IIS a ik v t r*iftj h»’*i*vt
in Hf H.II...I. * -HVlV I rl.J*
't v * **rV wid —■•••I** .*f * ee* ’ •
I l* M * *l*
rd*. »•*■••it-1. .■•••■•
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ilraTn-H’ flrurlu*.* vmrV win In
a—Hi,ai ion* ar-* or*
MBft.’ .l I*I ) r-a T «
4 r lei^ihniLM* oil , r nof l i t , , .
M ey larvw*.
fftfuibirl
Phom- UK
A*
-4l.bl4l4l.vl HR
■ M R mill W him**
mmt r 4*»'H nito*l lb* '4NM
AYciNVrn Mudctit* eutrankml met
mi,at* at the Did*really nf Mick
an lac t year. Che aeholarahtp av
J.
fw«i»rt«4 f k w r H
f
Mnanm*
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Sai '. »•). Florfdi
h m a a r.
IGTON TUBBS 11
By Cran
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folds, (irlppc. Flu.
I)t*n«iic, KilinuM Kever
and Malaria
•ab-r *e»l*r1»l P'telplw**.* >».| ,|ft*.
FOR IO.NT —Y*ro-rifom finaUim l
■
1 i r ■> ftui» **
im 2ttsiS 5ftn 3a,st?,7~r‘.
3 HPwiiltMiiigalMW, In I lie llclg*-'
ft O il R E N T — Five-loom furniahed 1 bardvu^M. floor, ard built In ft
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RED
drain
White
Jeglmni
n v *;t* t « , ganerat
apartment.
Tftra vet
Apart tu r«*, 17 -n V give* lmme*Uaip i
bnby • hlika; order* taken now
)*,. -olcw-lk*. build■ . «iiu*<''CftTiir1e 445.(lil |.«r ai li
r ‘t **•*, 3I 7 P e ’ k A**.
fur
late
January
delivery
front
my
tlgatlon boar*, J. R
•ram aleck} *20 per hundred * r l i d
M
4 room bungalow In ft:dge»**e*l
for 300 and over; 10 par cent with FOR H FN T— AUrwctiv* two roan
raatarn npoaure; large lid
order.
Ha vie’, Plea.ant View
furnirhrd apartment. i<-n»».n*b> hardwovel flwira; I7,2'm)<P), lea
—• lie* SaudwK-h
IV iU ry i y , m and Uatchary, lloa ratae. I l j M yrll* A n
RUG COMPANY
eaable tern**
W, Apopka. Fla.
•ally of n jr ptumpt
■rtpliwn* and oui*k
*
►o tloih At M. | E'\* h peupuval nvu*t be aeeom
n o f the bank, (panted by a rertiflevl cheek, mad’
Ruard o f l>, 'paynhie at tight, to the order of
th. atifUirg J** ‘ I l f RddUnrH tlarh, o f Ran,.r rr u .. f«**d. Florida. f*»r^ per >M l nf th#
,,
,
i f tl>eo b..f
W A N TE D - P ln t-rla i* rook for
family of two; irnift cook thrte
meal* a day and do general houiework. Apfily ILi* 14. Herald »ifflcg, giving rr fe r e n m and full
FOR R E N T — Tb-me . roomed' f.irpart ieular*.
nlkhe apartment anil prifat”
bath, realty about Frb IMh, 207 CORNER HOUSE Cb *» In. 1.1— H elp W a n lr d — .Hair
tooav*. IkUh) down. III) m>>nthl)
E. Fifth St.
price II.Mgl. Ilart N’aton, V aU -*
llclel IlU f. X"b<>ne ki3
w anted
a t o n c e — f. x p e
UIENCED CIGAR BANDER HOUrfE FOR R E N T Newly fu
nitheil,
d
room*,
hot
wutar;
JuJ. J. MAUSER.
4 1— l l o u - t * F o r S nlr. i
o ff Avocado Ave. t t l ? tV fnd 8
TAVO nwnt*, kttrhrni U p and bath
a tim rlivrly ftind*bed; mM|t>rat<'
rent. Young, owner, 200 X, I'arl
f
192.1 t Ktruht Touring
ealed propo* . f —m il
t.
r>
ceiled by the t i t ) tom mi. nun , f
Sanfuni, Florida, f t their office
a4*
■n I he City Mali, at «r hrfatr 1 T.
M., January IlHh, 19J7, for gr»*l
Ing. draining amt paring the fo l
lowing ftreeta. to*wit •
Third St. It. Avocado to INrfimno-n, Sht. A*p. on •• In
pal M»go<dia A )
rock ha«t
« 77*iid*.
iS r.immi'o A * f fr F ir .l to
JEW ETT
Third, Aht ,\*p on ti tn
i.lV f S
rneb hf*e
IM 2 **i pit.
Mapk< A yr ft Colonial \ t«)
In Central, 1 I J in. sh*.
\*p ..Ml
.1 • In
Sand
* A*j>
,.
22“5 *|i ill*.
KF.Y to h*'rpine«t
Sltidrhak<> Ihdly Ave fr. IVlMtial tv«y to
for ihc n-w ye «r S*n Juan ti*
Crntial. I I 2 in. Shi. Aap
»agr I'v
on d l*. Hand Aap, 2J7.\ a.). )d «
n o iH iK
'. l |'‘ i \ > Ir l •.Initial Way
T)e*«ure car* pnrt Grat^m Trtirki
*«» • m ir ll. Surf. T. *a A in.
Elm amt •' lb St
I'hnna 3
Met h o .
IfJW a>) »dr.
Colonial IV ii
h- - **. h Jim
Cctar, | l-.' ot Shi. Aap.
' IIIt VM.Fit
<IT3 Irv Sand Vtawi 2VMI .<) yd«,
1 I'L l l.il MOTOR f ( l
e at I01h St. I'hona IM3 'A'enlral M. f f | r .n n to C e
dar. I 12 in.SbT A n uai
a in Sand Ita.av, 2*11
yda.
SAN PURI) ItUiCK i O.
French Ave
wHWPmg fr.
212 Magnolia Ave
Ninth to.Htighcy, ;>hl .N*j.
Phone fV17
UTAH w'i vd*
I on. i; in. t o i i i—
Together with Mich d p i *irv*da
the City rwmitdaaloti nia)
turn
••v*r Joe ,*m»tluriton itudag tha
«i»u i.ig year.
I t o
b* prraented in a
1x 'a lcl envelope, rndorvid on the
pnny, hanfortl, nu(#tg».t <*wd f or Paftng," Sanfut'i*
FOB R E N T - Attractlea bedroom.
private liath.
*ilf> Park A vj'.
Phone 4ft).
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W a n te d — K cnt.ilr
l a u n d r y
NOTICI
M tit V A N IA
ft. I. NIX
Attorney and Coun-clloy at Law
210 Ea*t Pi rat S treet
MONEY lu loan at from f l l . f
7 per cvnt Inieietl A. P. CONNELLY * SONS
:ln j S H IR E — Pre*
Hug -,
VY* ai,
i* yu ir ptvune.
M l 103
FOR IlF.NT — A-p m iii iinfurnlahe-l
__ ftUtcau bungalow -r> Taimrtt-Ave.
[kenn /(c rg
1 • rporttuoi.
Herald IluildinB Th • . M l
78— O f f l f r * and D rvk lln om
bnlay morning, Mtwh
[ ruiifotnlag receipt*,
fiK— Hniinih W ilh m il H oard
A K. ROSSITER
ir on Sanfirttl ave., or
Celery Arcnun
Phone S1S W
Indcr refer to C G A.,
FO P W f N T— FumUhed room, two
A Klornl i'uggt .iiun for Every
and renalva rcimrd.
lanf*. . 'Win.-t ting
lath.
111)4
Occaaion
Magnulla Ave.
Floral Deaigtia a Specialty
al'lk muffler, in or
llWi
ONE - DA V SERVICE
SANFORD
d m It t iJ During
I»... Ij .. Taiirlnr
f.o r tE a k h
Dodge Coapn ■
K«nl TutiH rt .
FOR UF.ST :* r « 'm unfumi#h«*d Ie »d * the w.'rkl
‘ Iningahiw «n l*almetb» A\r ReSMITH >
ply Hoi M. J., r are Herald
------ --- - • SEMINOLE HUDSO n -KSSEX
INC
FOR R E N T OR SAI.F
Tartly
-M l Oak \e«
furnished &-m*ni *tu i> bungaTh..ne 41
low on Park Ave. Ite;u Hot IV),
rare II*raid.
FO Il REN T
rt t ' ••hi unfumlrheit
hou»e, with lath . 13'> monthly.
FOR S A L K - \V-widen vr*te . atal
•ugar hag*, cheap
Temptation Wrwt f l n t st. Apply ilT 1‘opUr
Ave
llevarage Co.. H2-1 W Flr*t St.
S T E W A R T TH E FLO R IST'
Huvrer* for all occaaion*
Mr LA N D E R ARCAD E
Thone 711.
lt»&t
I
' 1ftSt*
IVS.1
I*odg» Sedan
\ K W bungalow, 4 room* and bain,
3 • lunM*, hv* n M cold wain
•'lotrlt light*, on largv |>*l; IT 1
fO K P S U N
per month. A. P. r»n n rll) A S**n» LIN CO LN — ICiRU
Edward llirmna, In-'
221 Magnolia.
('oitim rrriil A Paln.ettv rit-rt* *11
KOH K E N T— H t a n on turner Klnt
i KEN T V l U .A N I7 IN U WORKS
Ave. and llt h St ; S room*. 93.1 Ittttllt A N [t fU K lD YE A U TIRES
|i#r month. Cat) at h"u*. » r ail
It. S t*. Ilalterir*
dm*« Ql A. M , 10.1 Elm A *«,
p iftn lrjlo ri t’hamller
Iv lfiM rr la l .Afetuie
|#<*l SOU R E N T- EigM-rinini h*m** t »
ighth
ir«|H>naible partle*
A P..Con
nelly ft Son*. 224 Magnolia.
F U R N IT U R E for .ale: One f.nn
piece l*cJrooni aaite, Itory; onnil water heater, one thre*-lwm>ejk*rt.*>'i*r *1<>ee. one breakfaft fulte.
Mr*. II. flampenthal, Rnute A
Ihi* 25*1 It. NaW Upaala
J7— I'n ifta s lo tta l S c r v lm t
m-Mailrn fur piece,
I'ark Ave. near redin urn tn oaner and
t Mr- A. It K<),
1to ■**»*• tnrmalliU
1ti.| nr *a\ van n
Mb-U lu-Uit.ni tbv
It too will Mr pnw
ftTHi H A!At
Ih-autiflil fronrh
Av« lot, »l/N T; tmaTI , jvH pa) 7
Want, Ittlanro I D par month. H tA
|tl) l<o« X, ra ir Herald.
lltiu .r a fo r Itr m
D K L IC A T K S S K N
l*rrp.tr»**i .Mea In
Uo II k, C a k e*
Salatix. O i n w
M M c la m le r Ao-mR*
J. Th* rutit i* r»*,r
{•’( lt>UM i 1‘iln n l'
(I "Uftff to rpfnf a*
r o t : SALE
Oninor l» i u P u r
hunt Smalt ca»h payment, kal
tnTr 115 (v i month, i la a tf, t it *
MoaM.
FOR S A L E
W on f>
W in m
Slave, llra trt, and ft'irrplat*
Q U O * SERVICE TR A N SF E R
TH U NK n o
a
RECONDITIONED- USED CARS
ll.K '
r « ft i» r Ini la O tt
♦tnall ,-a*h payment. ha'
I 1* r month. Reply Hex V,
AT TRACTIA'K ro-.ma t i t n t f"t
at Park Ax*,
am! Commercial > tr»ri.
W. M
Vo in*. 0 « ih t . SO* r a t i Ave.. oppo* t» Court Houaf.
h 1m Ad**■<♦
Efficient
s5— L o t* t o r Sale
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�THE SA-NFORD HERALD. TVESDAT. JA N T A K T L 1*57
Pa g e SIX
By William*
G la d es M u s t B e D r a in e d
O r A b a n d o n e d B y F lorid a ,
< A s s e r ts L eo n L eg isla to r
m
ma • a a •• a .-..
ax
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PAGF. SFVnr
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
—--W. a. uLa. aa . t #ka .*ra i a
pip
Voa pick cxrf -rae
^ t ( 7AT> MPCAR.-^OVa! \
po WoO LtVO£"tWl£ QO»S"f ^
mkTeqia L/ or
I VlOki TftOL\ A E»urf
club o*^ a ^ o < -r»c K rr?
---VdtfAT C-AV *
Noil P lK Okl NOOQ VlRAP^J
l AUP VIE PAN A CALL
J
A d u r f ^ ^ - . v l A ^ r f f i Me p e
j
ELOE BE^'PE<b "TWaT 1
CVllCKEKi-Vl'PE C ^ C K ^ -M M C B fr
N00 LOOK LIKE A PEdMEP UP J
G0 B 8 LER ! — r f ’d ALLRUJl^T"To <
Ni -To*iVE HoPKtrt£ ? A
i<s>“That onIe
V
or -TdE PEtiArflEC’ TOR\dtUillVl6
ViEAR Ui A W lV J P S ffO W V ' B u t
povitr.viEAP vf oirfeiPE_p u p il s
IS— llmdatiNi Sente* Offered
J A k ltS II. C O lV A N -A U kinJ* at WOOD— Dry pin* an.1 oak. •to**
ATTRACTIVE
«» r*M f .r »4'R SAI F
Tin and Shoot V n a l Work.
and (irtplam. Plwne Uti.
H .-o* k of It *« ar Park Avt.
If *0. am*
Water ard Peat Tank*. At Oak
an*1 C-'«»i*»*r«al M r-H .
W. 41 »nr* fill j. 1
Att'au* and Third Sint*. Tele
Vo t i , Owing, HU l*ark A »r . c*v .are llrra 1
phot* 111.
.
lot 0?* po* to Court Mouo*.
Mr.n
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(\>n>*r l>n In l*inoHAODOCK (TTKAlf I RKSiERY
K<* ( ‘ REXT - Ta»*-»toty biil)dln<
liur»t. S-. *ll raah pa> mont. 4*1
— Cloanlnc. {.roaoknf. tail* rinf
» . lloardaU A**. *niU'4#»f-ar.-«- Ilk
n-tiqlk. t twn*r» ♦At*Ift5 S. I'ahuctt.i AtritiM
PWo*
4 OH S.U.E
otur*-and nioat ntotWM. N llrrall
Udd.it. VVnldaa. t ananan ( it* , lit. I. —
IVtMUl —
Wool!
Sla*r. Iloator, and KirrpUrr I nr. Sanford.
SALK
lU autiful Kron. *»
h. I . 1‘EKHINH — Haboruad***
M , I I , (4*1; amall . o h |*a>r‘ M it h s r .i m i k -t n a n s i e u
hondqnarlrr* for C a l l « c i « l '
[■ataiur 114 prr n>»t*tb. Ho77— llo u v r a fo r llrn t,
i 'H o n i : it*
Clutkea. 110 F lr«l Stroot.
a X, ran* llorakl
T ill. S KMINOLK M U STtlB Y
.17—
Thi ni u in K* l
4 room* ami bain, f
A N S t t) CAMERAS
3 f|i*«ft», M and rold nralal, I
AND 8UFPUK 8
In*trie li*h t», on lar*o U.r; fSS !
tfol IV. Ptk St. W, N. Lumloy, Pr*>p
MiRli
niR D SO N
parti**. p ,r m. nlh A 1*. C«nrwlly A Son. U N C O LM
Kdoard ll.rirma. In*.
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1
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Uaypolia
CLARENCr. SMITH
C.xnmrkTial A l‘aln.»ti*. rV*nt M l
lilt br rrtoltrd
tfolUvler Mat
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pnyairat.
"frte PAN, OkiLW * NOll CAfi GE-f )
e o w E B o W 'io j - -
... 14c a lin«
. |« a Itno '
___ 7* a lino
CHAOS Noa!jd
M n 't *
|na*rt a —•
of ir r < > (
a l.r •
tins ia rtairtrtrd to
tkoliolt.
ill made Th? San
kill bo roapontilU
Infarroct Iw m ia n .
r
for i u U « r « m
bo office abould bo
n U U lf In raao of i
P o fA T e t^
^ »M C E
bVKK USERS
[Id
roprocor.t.titr
lamiliar with rntoa.
laaifkniioir * ill tiro
p informati. n. An.t
they trill a**ul you
Jrcur aanl ad. to
ro effort ioo.
TANT NO TICE
a «hou>d *loa thoir
•tuffkro nddroaa a.
r p b o o number II
rrsulta. A tvot uno
if n thou»and ha* a
Id tbc or bora «on‘t
ft- with p a unlci
A k i’ B e E F
W A S BEEU PUPOM EBS
8ECatMM i*d' C* "TtME. „ T M E P E ABOt^T.
6 o T LIME. MAbdV A Fir m »NI
Thwanoaiurr pn-rldod for, I be cre
ation of throe tottoi. ono tbo P.vrr-1
*!ad4-» dlatrirt proper, up>n akirk!
dmlan^t t u n aruuld be
raramd, a aovondary ono mitl - la * <
{
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s p u d 's cronmohsi' mis
c\l Pa r d m er o o T
COUIfT REt UN TEXTS
TA LI-AIIASSET, Fla . Jan. 4
■h tn1
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
aroa. otond.rc from *£ Loui* liv|<»>—* » • s,u,»
lot. and takir.c Iji all thr neb Eaat
F*laT
Const lorHtooy an! pe-^Uluoi ae j lrfl day* oaor l
far south at Cotoaaut Groeo, and ***>'•■ •
third, thr femaindrr of-th* tlalo •
a* far V ttl ai Ptnaarola, amk it* F IR E .DFHTRO
n«o fottrth mill taa preriiinr.v
•
—
A ataio-odo taa for drair.;-i* tKr
IIU IJ , QuelJ
Fvo»*U.‘o. t* nocrrairy, Mr. Ihirt* Windsor hctol,
aisoft*. TW'theory of aurb a lory thl* tUy. and tl
I* that. ina*nu:h as tho atato oaat itore adiotnin*
•>rop km) 000 aero* of land* >n tho llrr rail) t.-tia>
d i t l i d prrfor, Upci* wbkh H mu-t loo of flNLOflO
^ o * U . VJOIA-D VOO
ZJ-' i C h M B TbCSg
£AfS ojTMrjJO APPlCS
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zaa.cato o
P A t f VMJ744 7U&EG r
APP-.SS IA4 6 ACU J
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A P P L E S 1M
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y
Lfflirt* nt
VJUV?
m-KarUn fur ptoro.
|*ark Are near ro*tm u ra l* manor and
I. Mr* A. R. K*>.
rlu is over
need a Tonic
Help le Needed to Restore
Your Watted Stronffth
and Cnerpy.
•Tn." Ware* tho M r arMtonod
and mndown. In ><mn ra«c. a ton*
it rloarty M i r i M
>Pl*M Ihe
apboHIo aol rW TuttMlT of that
krdoaii tootle r
-Tru" I* a stry onoreaiiiy dl*rty . .11 W t f* R* tirtiati i-» oral
and d/bliiiaird that tv»o it a*
■igrh dauerr fr>rj IV alkr-e Cret*
a« frost IV di-cate. Paoir. |g rthcr
stand*, alter an attack tJ tbo t a “
y<4 m rt a Mkrtlic trniio lu r*tmi>f
taa i) stem • « put }td cay k m
- jj r t:4-Umt aifoa^t aa4 toertT
rrrteteg
i f * I* u x i i u i M far NiUetng
atrear A and \IUUi).
Tty owe It to jra n tll and fam
ily Is rile • l g . « trial II help*
.Nature build up rad b»—<4 roopnartee It Itrproree tn* prorrejr* by
*rhicli lb» t»-t* »• iw*«H**bo4 It fa
Hire-irtod and foliabir. a * * la
made r u n t v mot* m fro** herb*
«ad plant*, and G- prorated to a
pday morning, bla*
I . .U.I.MlUBK
. i. .
r on Manfurd. are., u
Indor refer to C C A
!anl m W t , re*ard.
■Ilk muffler, in m
o Tboatrr.
Roturi
Herald office. Rr
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
>TAV 5A*4.f-.iVAA MOQikrt —
AifU 7I t t MAN ©007% WO _____ »
Am KlAW f r—
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Hungry Horace
IE BIG liter colored
no "Joe." Finder ro
ll. A. Newman
IdH-
tlrtMt « , « *J0VI- An
HOQACb OU OlS
MV OCX NtuLAS WauJT
SCVtrrmid'
»o f « d , M A N f *. — iooex - h t ain 't
—
KS14H WoQtcL V
VONX COt-X . ** s v
Ml a Moils
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»»r. nut the onnor
I fvt rati mala i
MADFOUD
v r i i c o of ft red
— aTATXM*arri a r c tuocmwsr a*
F A iT td THAN Mice AT A C « u s t
FAC-icjg g «.T H «gtt AAi TA<o*7n.uac
X. *.CVtft<WT R * U «F FWoM AGO
T n t, M e B mXC AGO may f i a t A. -
O W - T H ‘ B IU .9 / Sa n t a c i a v i
CCRTA-iwY Hw'Nw AM Awe nod
A MW MO MX MICK THrt skwrm -
0t T h* 'flu * l g e t w * 4 « miQ
W h e n (d il u r c to r e c e i v e m a t e r ia ls is
c o s t in g \ i h i m o n e y , s e r v ic e is o f m a jo r
i m p o r t a n c e . D e l a y * m e a n id le m e n ,
id le m a c h i n e r y — the j o b is h e ld u p .
B o t h m i n e r a n d c o n i m c t o r a r e the
lo s e r s .
k $JFT C H ftn rM A f v i u . I t
H K T YTAA
-e d i
— EVIftadOCA W MOM W*S
yiO O -M i W H IN SnC VbiSHtO ME
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OArit A «»o X h a d A Sm A
F'c RTy n * »W <5 0 0 VGA'S -1
A HAPPY MdWYftAA — Z T X
COOU> On l y Y in o a R cc Ci PT
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R’ lGItT-CHIUSENBKRRT PRINT FOR S A U ‘
SHOP — Println*. Enfcrattn*,, tab'., otth
Emhomin*
? « u* flr*t. Wr da cur*diti -n; rb
t. Phono 41T-W
U. R. 4v*nuo- Slirot.
< otnmor iol -Stroo-t.
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FUR NITURE for *«!o: Ono font* FUR RENT -A m*.nt untun
|»loo* brdmont auiir. l*ory; m u
l*tin**h>*» un l*alj»oll.i A*o
®H. wator b* alrr. ono ih itokariM r |dy Hoi M J. i « it Horald
Authi.riaod lh>ro Rrfinlahin*
konoono at.ne, ono br*okfa«t aui
Mr*. )| Raiaponibal, R.mto A
FOR RENT till SALE
Partly
Ro* 2>; 11. Now Upaala.
furniahoil 4-rnoni ituan bur.*n.
Third and l>omrh
law on l*|irh Art. Ro|W*-. II..a I Vi,
roro I la raid.
< I — M i»cr II* nrotii*.
i u ,t
u p r
pvdnjwe;
iW '.'b
A SONS
T X () {imn.o, kitchen. It* ilvl hath
attracinoly furnirhod; mudarac
roni
Young, owrur. fiM N, Pari
Are.
apartArrnua
Cm . general
tiwowt.
T l ra
717 Path-A * *
•aduwnfl*. bgild
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lit? ’. H x i U i d I'luitixn
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IWft l» -.!**• Sodan .
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A n a rt
M
shoot mrtal a w tl.
fw
307
freiwb
TW II* raid U t M i / w d l l r t a i t m*M will tw glad lu V Ip
stran ge, gv« ■<-aUd in ru^n.
*W apartina-a’u aiul will rrndrr
«*wrr a a .i .f a n ,, t„ |b^_
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tJOraUAg It,
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SALESMAN SAM
Not Ver>* Welcome
•M
ta
trill fin** . auunlti
lannai •
I'httne 47ft
Kiaaii' 1*17 *
** ta, it*. Mall.
i ll n|lll.il**i
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Cltv IliriMrailon
I--.I. doll* l* I I.It
lu n rrm rrlp liiin for
LICAFvDO
in.tr m u *
It killn Ihe Rcrma
Muy the your of-Nin
Hundred und Twenty
en bring.you j o y , ^
health ami happinos.sMay every flay through
m o . to i H A t a u m a *
ad *-i«U will b>- l u d m l v*
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•n,t-rial M d k *,iit sad -ilia.
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swfcskm. Iw U orr 10.1 w i-pa, muw‘ -«
LJgow^rsJ.
in . ,
* . « « i >ud I ' d
P n .in — I
out the year he filled with
prosperity
turtdg. ,7
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|4* i—aaoowaaiy
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DcnKiio, Hilious Fever
and Malaria
Soalod pr*»|u*»»!* • «i|| h* rerolaod by Iha t tty lunm liiian i f
Sanford, flpniia. at thoir ntfno
m ib« City Hall, at or twfaro I I*.
M . January Imb. IM7. for gra.lIn*, draining aiul pnrln* th. ful
k o lm alrovta. to oil •
hF.MINtit E IIU D 8 0V E M R .X
INC
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O N K -D A Y S E R V IC B
SANFORD
I lia antirvin till*
l
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cn< *r fuiijr*
mtr - a#
819 W. 3rd S t
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nhon ll||h| •!*.*, « thtfo and hlittor,
lhi t* itrv.l. ikoo hrol km i ho a i**»l
HM'ihmi tpplt**ii«n* *>f
Full H A l.K -d n u M atuc.o b»tu*■/id, garyg*. an highway ' 4 I .
mile* -with uf hanfafti; ono star*
••—a* four ll»tttg raamt, porch,
and rloaota; mi rtrnor auiubU f
IdtHlRHi Uf filling * Lot ton, It.Otki
Walter 'I light O tni Half
in
DELICATESSEN
I*rt*purv«l M eat*
Tho ab.nr car* ar* .mn|.l*l*ly
rihaulod and in boat of mimtilioit.
N E W I r . a i * buagalnw; gvod lv
• catkin; largo Ud, gaiago. firr
|dai»i **or> rtmdrfn' t<<nro«iofM.
pr '•oaaion Jan. U
llennott A
pi .ughiMi, Palm* tla A**, and Go
l>o*a Si
t
* 4 rowm 1ungalww
kt'K KE.VT—Twv-rowm fumohod
mraUI kb«*-r raoUl
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t iii a .m i *i rtt<
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uipoaurot
largo
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114 klyrdo A t*
unobJ* Ur in
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B U ILD IN G M A T E R IA L
200 Oak Ave, Sanford
* Go o V
41It.I
• imimm, Shi . t.i. on *1 In
14 ANT to trado *o<«l Gulfport, FOR KENT •:»•P'.ini utifurniahol fur Mtynnli,
•V rook Ka««
•
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atuton bungahi* on I'almott
A IJ iN IlU L A Bloomt- l l r I, 11. . I">"rida. &.r«*«>n* bungalotr and
IVraintmon Ar«- fr V'Hat I*
Ilran
Ror*
t >rp**ratlon
JEWETT A M I P A M
J<*no«. ? ll E. Central. Phone lot for A m nr* anil h »u e In or "Ato.
Third, Shi. A*p on 1 in
Ph>.*.r 7U.
i.oar Sanfonl. Carr K Ka*crmari, Mr raid Huildln*
R IV E S GARAGE
Z9S-L-1
[ rook boao
LVU *.| yd.
l a i r Mnnmo.
Sanfotd l»oa|or
jMapW A»e. fr. Cufnntol Hat
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Pber
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FOR KENT
*i ».**m unfurnlrbotl
tn Central, I I J wi. Slit.
tE W A R T TH E iLO RLST
\«tnmohi|r« (nr Sal*
i OR - VI i.
Waaft
i ratoa ami
K< uae7 with I* '- 1
mnnihly,
iT. w-or* for all ocraaior*
*n*»r ba*a, cheap
Temptation H e»j Fiiat M
Apply 117 Poplar
l*l<
.
f i l l ml. )>K
H c M N D K K ARCADE
KM
to ' -.ppint-.t Misdtbak.rr 11**11* A*^. fr t otonlAt Way fit
Hoaorago C«.. I*J-1 11 First St.
A»e
I W
711.
f«>r lhr * • « yo-.»r. San Juan (it
• •ntral I i ; in. Shi \ep
rag* fV>
.mi 1 in Sami Aap. 'J77.1 a|. >d«.
FOR SAl.K ib v r*.n I
17— IVufrusional S rrv irm
O lflc r * anil t>o\k Hnom
DOIMiK
; 1 r-lar A*t.. fr 1 olunlal Way
a bargain. I’bnnr nil
P'eaeuro . *•• p>vl (iral-urn Truck*>I •» tVntral. S iif. T. on d in.
I'hona 3
rwk bn- -r
277.S k| »*!*.
H IR O P R A C n C
Tho reionen
OFFICE KO It S C V T - la Mr.ach Efhi »n.t '-th *.|
• 'Crlotiial War fr. French to
bill*
Apply A ? Conno^y 4
that tnakoe people « * ;; and hapC*<lar, I I-.' in, .Sht. Aap.
Son*. Magn. Iia and lid
*»'. Yog al*<rf~car»' enjoy goal
j in 3 in Narul Ua*.* .*•.»•<i
yd*.
**atlit through this method of ROOMS, With or nllhout rwali
I ;Central M , fr. iremn to t>
nestling. Dr W E. MaoDougalL
liar. I |.J •!}. ;hf A m on
Koaemtailo ratoa lincoln Hold RO— A — Kritl E n tile D i m l n c w f
In Nat (tank Ktdg. Phono 4*J J .
•J in hand Itoa.,
,•’ .11 * r y<4»
. 1 •*-—-h A*r. alddnin* fr
HH.GI
11II w i i . u t is iiM ...
U n Bonin Without Hoard
A. K. V O SSI TER .
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•*n tl m, r*H'h *>*•*■
uTil ey yd*,
Celtry -Atrrnan
Phono T15 W
l n s i i: v s c e PP.t'Kt » *
i f> *»th*-r toilti yi*. W other ain rlt
4Op R f NT— FbmGhod ro»»n*, !**•*
A Floral Suggoitiun for Every
'tho oily enntntUaiof* may
turn
Utala. cunnrrtiug bath
11U4
. l>cca*i<.n
*
M lItV A M A
*
lutror for innatrurtfen ilutln* the
M l f i a l 'l Aar.
->
PI->rar"TVt';gr.a a Specialty
Alloa- lit t>.
uf p. ! i il> - t
. Aianhi* yonr.
aboning yon ihi* fll*o |ipi|artf
.
I in p -a l In K prooeoted In a
FOP. RENT— Largo UnJn.tn with b< rugg*d~> oggana Realty
-y f> I. NIX
IV>*
1 j »o«t.d anvoldlio, oatlopa* -I on t!>••
lain bod*, flroptaco. I ll Part Phono M i.
Attorney and Councilor at La
Masonic T« mpL
■jnutaotr, **Rld (of IhMrtn*." Raiifnrd,
A »o .'
210 East First Street. .
I tegidn, *eill ho hokj In aitvnUirr*' -l Ipt’d* j *-p*l the ngfiip of U*a i i.l
Wftli tbo b) la.wa. dn . f i f l i l i . JaPI
FOK RENT
AltrarUvo brtiroum
-Help Wanted— Kcmalr
uar> llth, IW7, at lOaVliu k A. M.
priaatr bum
*•I ft Park A»o
In the U i p s I u n ' r-»m nf th# bank,
Photo tTJ
•
w anted
FOR SALE -Tw*i h.m «* ami *l«i fuf IN* oiorthm of a lluatd of |l|.
Fkrit-rlaaa cook for
irctvr* ti> >vrv* far the ausulng
family <*f two; must cook thne
ou b>t Bii.'tu font; roar IVm»
)m r, in hear rop>ni» of offing,
meal* a day and da general hotlaoruff Spring .on U *»t Flr*t St.
ami la traiuapt such ath*r builnoao
*Mtk. Apply It.* 14, lit raid efharggiii f<r * l,ia>0. Ln.purv
a# may prafmrly rum* before the
Geo, gioing rrforroicr, and full
J^OR 'HI NT — T l.h r • rw n ril fur pM-nd«*v, A T. rhaacoltur, n a n
mooting
*
.
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bath,
ready
about
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807
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ruiho.l. d r.wnii, b.>
J. J. m a i m ; ii
off Arucadu A**-. ‘Ill
: u « STOKE — Pro Po i n t e r j -*. i t r w y * » , » ttw.
good rangvr. guud « core, and
>mgu S,*Ja. W# ar*
a*Aglet and an cscollont rrtrir*or
FOR K E N T — Thrr> ..nfurm*hou
juat an all-ruund g .»d bird «iog; „ ,
rsm*»«, u n » f bath ami (olwplMno
f l». no had bablt* I bat* no tin,
Clwa# in. Pbwn* J&L1V
ta
hunt.
First
corttflod
rbooh
fa:
* A FumMui* Co.
415® g*t» bim. G II Murray, tin.
Flea* At root
iwlaton. (ia
ry a fu l liM.
r* tight. Ca*b ur Ih — l'»i)l| ry and Supplies
anl yxir Vtainoss.
s.
O u r * 'o n - t i i i i c " s e r v ic e p r e v e n t * th e s e
I m v . i , juat a * th e q u a lity o f ih c m a
t e r ia ls i r e se ll in s u r e s a g a in st the
c o s t ly w a s tc k o f in f e r io r it y .
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o f its s u p e r -q u a li t y a n d u n ii< »rn ii(jr{
h u t a i m b e c a u s e in h a c k o f o u r o w n
s u p p l y a r c th e s l o c k s o f a w h o le c h a in
o f c c m c n L m ilt s . W e o f f e r y o u p r o m p t
s e r v i c e a n d c o m p le t e S M u ra n .c c o f
hay
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tie change in temperature; motbt
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_M'a Greatest Vegetable
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■M 'O U IV
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XVII
ih Section O f 1
:ow Is Besieged
Infuriated Mobs
> n s ~ A rc T h a t
J iO T M iu u n
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T he
W
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re After Talk
C itiz e n K ille d
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I'rtm in rn t O l g r y IJruwer !•*
Hnhnrrd Hv C orrpth alon era
Mirhnv 1 C u d a h y, 19, Jailed
In t.na A n g e lo . On O rder
O f M nthec W h o Telia I ’op*
Sen Is T o.i T ou n g l u W ed
llren C hairm an
Two t e a r s
John Meiscji.
• prnminent cel
LOS ANGK1.KS, Jan.
W>—
ery atower of hanfnrd. was re
Michael Cudahy. I# year old eeion
elected to the office " f chsjrmaj
,.f the famous Chicago family. It ,
of the hc-anl Uf munty smmiv.t#vj>«Jb v ,*t»*
i in Jail after haring Iran fotlod k>* I
■3* i m T * IV 'c ..
, loners al a meeting hekl Timeday
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... Jan. 5.— ( A H — |hit mother ui three attempts t o 1
In the enurthnsi* • It'was.the first
•patches fr o m Han- ■marry a motion picture ertrus*
s e s s i o n of the
A «t»m JailerJ in the person of
h<>ard ia IWT ^
r e th e B ritish co l
Mr. M e l a r h .
. . . b esieged by thou- Sheriff James os*. Of SanU Baf! wh., was re-elect
in fu ria te d coolies u* baps, teak the hue-besieged yimth
; Ml M the G»acd t.v
. o f a n ti-fo re ig n ag- into custody last night at the re
f j n * ” '' '-I
quest o f hit mother. M r John 1*.
! the voters of hto
how th e situ ation U
finish /.a t he visited town after
d I • t r let in No____ sin gly seriou s tavm with his
yrliitoi, la n o w
bride-lo-ba, Mlf*
M e th at th e n ative* Marie Astaire, HJ.’ In quest o f some
v iq ciist Hi* fifth
V-'*
antro) o f th e C hin- official who would Issue him a mar
year In reVrisr ef
tho manly', lie
fo rce*.
* * riage Ifccnte.
has s e r v e d os
Ksch time the strategy of lb*
r .u tarrlm ilo to th«
chairman -of t h e
U\r barn destroyed, .mother was effecUvr. Again and
b o a r d for tlv*
| r dliprUK M)T th# again she notified county author|w«l ten, y e a r s
| the principal th>r- Hire bjr telegraph and Wlephoor
and was f i r s t
,r t ,V iiim .
................ .................................... .............................. '■
• — - ■« •
r7 ‘ r t , '* 'l ' J T '
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|forvigners along th,' that her son 'was under age and h
otrctsril as a .-nm
li cat rvldem - cm mcrvUl a- I It- i»trial srr-s of th- .1st • c»p,i«l city a m
*‘ •* lf
9 ' '*•
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Lcrv. li “ unsafe for tiuyj she refused to consent to the ever printed
ol’ 'loner In t'J£L
marriage She declared Michael days pad ,U)> Of u rrential rsins n n t the CumbciUnd rivdV tn an Unpai.lWcd rampaT
Thm. ............ fr-m their humr. . ml
Other rommi•sinners whu were
I c h ^ I .h i c it y , buvilla#. U(s —
.o r s ly n d
H U U v.. of the e t», --------------- hkh lowt.mti, la
nsd w.-,p scv-c.tM . only by l - s .
M citilen »»> *tsbh#-«| had been drinking yrcently.
The quest for the marriage pa- S e huge Htdgv over the CuodwrUod. at the
eGcted in N’»**nsb*r weru offWial, r,«h. o f ,he pietutv. stood it s t -.vv-the ft* -* * « the cnJ* of It. .N in -c h .s m n
■ wounded Monday l>>
ty seeled for the beginning of their
■thin the Dritish con- pert, which began early In the day under water.
In the l i - e r ttgh*. hand vurwtr I* tt
->i eaplt.d
.
new term* Thee era: Frank F*.
at .Santa Ana, and led tn Law An
...
.
. . . a s . — SM•?
ana «f l ake Mary, who until Jan.
gelas and then Ventura, ended
[h armed fore**, feeling
when thecouple was located at
I was occupying the seat made vaj have bom Impossible
. ant b> the resignation of W, Jl
Sants Barbara
At each place
mas Mr without firing,
Lot noli.gee; ll F. Ik heeler of
in* the concession In where the couple applied for a IIOviedo, lhwton Steqle of Sanford
rente their plans were spoiled by.
antones* troops.
amt Fu.
K. FV,
If. aKtlbee
either the ringing of the telephone
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g
ft
ftft
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w|IIW w sf Geneva.
Aarinrs Not landed
or the arrival o f a telegram
n/yactor for t|w
•It o f a conference >-»:•
Mis* Astaire returned hem with
...
the west s4,U if
.
ii Dritirh and Chi- Robert OTtrirn, who had made the
,'ia sin l bhforo the hoard
s, by srhlch malntc- -rounds uf the marriage bureaul s•ltiu
l n aritU
s n l l . iJrrMrrn
i i - r n r ,., f.Tirulff
flii-u lrr at yesterdsy’e
veslenlsv's meeting and reI order was left to tho with the eloper* and was to h a o
MUIs D iverted I'o tio n Al- queeted that tho’ boar! delay ran(t ws* t\»ttlle«l the*
vn
itish marine* were not bien the beet man at the weddnyg. Thontan T ynnn. Hcud O f I'tn l.
FITJUiJ.UALD, C.a . Jan. f. - W9 ,1. )
cnhoI
T u Ne w Y o rk D uring relUtiect'itf hla contract until Jan.
tvnltary
In
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ii.
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tj'ovr
his
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TV* arirvt* V"* dry eyed and ap10 In order U> giro him tins* In ar
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s
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et
about
tvrict
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- C k iid ta s* lloliday Senaon range O plan nheeoby ha hope* to
rom m U n ii n H ired H in t-And vridhw since last fwpt. 97. vSsp
f aulhoritlr- fra I that If pearrd tu take the defeat phll»N o On* Line C *n F ire Him fire dsslinyvd her home, wiH to aYthk na th. i.lglit uf th* fr * . , W A JG IIV .M riv-J.n J.— Irs land again thrra will rophically.
cMiliane the contract, tn rae* the
out |hat J-, «a> gntag t ( ............................ ... - aske>t to identify as her husband a ..
“ We almost had a been*# at
diate crisis neeersltatpiano ore not ready by that date,
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bed
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tn
tm
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In
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man under anvst In l*>* A>g» c*.
said. "The cU»k
■of foree.
the . ««mnilss|.e,ers made tt known
Ventura.*' *1
DENVER. Colo.. Jan. V-riAV
f Mrh. i
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Id
.t — fw a t |*de*med »:. >h«l <•*.
.cirri#* there is a dispo- was about to hand the papers to
tkat th* ronutract would termi
TU—
J. T> ".n
™ r»i»tpany. *. ' " “ * " * *" hn,i* •Mr*. Hti«ti and ttvolr
tv » ‘ placed ufiun ttocrvUr, Mellon aiu|
iniuraiice
pgard the manner s u r e Mr. Cudahy when a telgrsni ar
nate
•
jCheitcr I*. Mills, prohibition
vnMrs. utigh Is confident h> ho*. tb li.lm w*tv nut at home
ty the ettremist section rived. I think it was a mean continued in control of the stats
Action toward tit* aniploymen*
Mi
Mllfb
dill
aid
vl»w'
the
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[fefconirirt
dirtct«-c
in
New
Turk,
in
penitentiary
nt
Canyon
City
in
de
Iwikliltpil when Ihtlr Irnme s.*<. i«__ sto government. The trick.**
.
of « . #mty agricultural agont was
,v— , -Shetlff
........W" •It. .m
j aliu. on th. s l . s e ri frto. , . f a - y ih In Ihn llo.i.r today hy itolaye.t until word rune*ruing an
llowrd a demonstration
Miss Astaire would not say fiance of an esKutive order from strayed, lull l«!*lay
bat me t*crv> »«■ iMawad aa thai *e|Wvn-> ” <« >• ' ■< t. mMlia. Kepabwhich a handful of whether she amt Cudahy would sub (wirrnur Clartnco J. Motley sus Tyle, .-f 11 viin county w sefficient man. whom th* hoard ha*
huihsnd.
. Ibari of that *!*»#.
sh held at 'bay tho*. mil to defeat, referring Interview pending hint' for 10 daya without way toLu*Angeles toIdrnldr ttr- i of her
attempted to employ, can be se
man
bc|
I
under
the
name
of
U
•’’M'|
An
losummr
vompany.
*»"*
nf
.
MUG.
I*
G
irvjia
delarsd.
Is
ties without firm* a ers to' her fiance.
cured
from the slat* retention de
pay.
K. Shfh Hr wa« arrested y« -r- tb*** In which Mlgh carried du>iblr ' ’‘ rrsputixbl* f. r the diversion of
i natives besieged the
Mrs. Cudahy, who enlisted ths
Charge.! by the Governor with dav on telegrapbir advice* f i » « indemnity polw-ic*. declined te set Ike pnisem slrutMil amt the, ras'rillrg partment.
rmnee.
services of the sheriffs office here
Routine matter*, the mart imInefficiency, dnmkmnro*. . insubt|# with the Wt i ’W until an i-vc- d*ath* »n i I charge that the s»»r*
in locating thcgouple lit Banta Bar onWnatton e n*t inhuman Irratiueni i-J - e aVthortlies here
A i-urnr.er'* jury that d». • ><-l' tigalkm should hsvs bc«n - is i- tsry c f tke Treasury Is r»»p«»«*lM* IMittant of wkGh war the adoption
sported L ^ l r i
bara. last night, planned to gu to of convKts, Warden TJ-nan dcriared
thst JiL«h died tn the fire W in- It wps th* Cindeation ef Ir * s tl. fur
< chocking up on hi* director uf a blanket insurance policy tu
|Jan. 5.—U 5 —An offt- the northern city to have a talk
the evurts hnve ruled that a C-*v- farmed that the torso cf a ' iy latnfb that the- torso was ths at s m New Vark at jl his V“i»* taetbc^G cover Ihe variou* county building*,
ih from Nanking rays with her eon.
errmr has no authority lo su»|wn.| was found in the min* Ike rc.it sheep.
in failing to protwtly supervise in occupied most ef Ike erosion Twoo
Auhu, Anhwei province,
.
~
“ He’s only a chlW, just IP.” »he
dsy.
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miles up the Yanrtsr riplained to the officers, “ and be a warden *rd that "notwdy Is g o
A total uf over |?U4),U00 In ineurShanghai. has been cause he'# attractive and has ing to lake posseoioii of this pen-'
site* ts ssid to be necessary to
presumably by northern n.-oey he became* the tagrtd of all Uontiary eteepi l*y legal means.”
raver Ih* caunty buildings, |100 •
Replying to th* Governor » state
__ _ American tissirsyrr sort* o f persona.”
>
Mo nf nhGh is for the , mirthaaev
ment that tile gatss to the penitrn
ford hat been ordered to
a Ian*.
tlpry were padi ckedj that aslra
te ( ongre*# f’ lr rvltef in lb* poteon
guards were pain-lllng the walls
liquor situation, lie #*14 GglaUand that machine guns were train
I Ship* to Hooka*
(Un bad not King to d,i with dena
iX07 Jan.
~ l/T> ed on the mam entrance, Tynan
tarlhg formulae bersuv# they ” sz*J
warships Vindictive,
said the prison equipment Included
*
Wbhart today wrra large arsenal, but refused to say John D. Jlnklna Makes* I’ubl.c iMghwgv Ucpartmrui 'o l et odopirii hy the Trv*«ury ’
approval
nf
th#
sscretary,1
Jenko*
whether he planned to u»e the
Fisuran Which Show lle.ti v | H r*t C nn lrartn A a l*»rt
It.fciV ■g to hi* |•ti ling
* ALBANY. N Y.. Jaa. b .--0*1— guns to keep out tba Goverpnr's
l a\manta Made During lull o f Gtimnslr l rrMC»i m N»w tion to. Interrogate 5,-rrtary Mel .
.
Ordered |e Leave
ref
iC
c
cf-ntst
I
v
r
.
Governor Bmith. In bis apps'*!
Two Month* Of Ta* l*rrv»dj |*jannfj ym x h i. W a r Gn i iirm i r aar aurarameotol
A I'ld-galkm alUi. tegnhar with
_ I A I , Jen. 6 —fJ V -R .
The
(hrrrnviT
declared
he
r
t
r
me*-.age to the legislature t«d*»,
m e iiw m s n
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n i i - Hridgr Whtot «6 borrslo, emh filled with M goi
| say all women and rhil* urrPtj (bat Congress be meavecial- p a ln l his reltof v >rden s io U bsvr
I'-t'i-vtise et County and state
T A IL All At“ *j;K. Ft.
Jaa. S club In New V‘»rk. la Guardta soul I tone of “ buck’* beer,' were tu sfb
lankow hare been la Urd to tako immediate
*' * action *to difficulty in entering the prto-cn a* la ir , for November amt Decantiev,
I ’ pwarda ta BfO >r nwv# ih* g,.v*rvimant o*.t only “ Ikruegh rated at the edge of a swamp
i embark pr* pa ratary t*
the end that “ harmlc-v beverage# was the care when Tynan rvceotly K-mph-ing the first pact nf the US
jr t , British authorili.c
reprcsemlatlvea
«>f »■•*•!
•irwl- it* corrupt ur tt*u*ip*l*n| offWtaU Iwecn Geneva and Dvlsdu early
refuted
to
admit
two
physGtan*
r**» — —— ruiivgatwn
«r« totaled SHM.JI»JL
•r ■
collect tun p•
year,
whkh »»ur p«N»|»ir hiibr «njo>nl for m mwi im
[been unable to confirm.
fn •'today ’lit New York permitted or tolerated Tu»«tsy evening by Deputy hhur
m il l* to figure* ass^millel
u o m u in . to • i»n
V awl read
, a Ta malarial
a
more than a ientury m** t-c. re- whom M<*rley sant tu Ik* p*ait«n according
in Ihe the dlvenhm « f H ” ** alroGd. hot H( Jee Mrli.SU y and funvtct
I—
iary
fellow- day •
*-L- *»
•*-i-1- - -county
—.«*• •*! . M*b*»itWd bid* f>»
I• John
D Jin*)**,
•tyvrni |o them.”
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•■• rsomme pHsunere
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c
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;
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fvt
giaonlsc
Gllia*
f
!«* U went dtl- the Gmlleg burin#*a t[- t’aptstn N.,1). WoGto*. TmhritU
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and
tit
W HIG a d to c a lin g m o d ific a tG n o f <la g re p o rt* e f fh>giring» - — — .
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hi Tu Fall Airracik
aeir ” at th# viuh H# renew»d hi* wa# brought hi Maaford lasyAight
the V td s ira d a r t . th e O a w n o r said tre a tm e n t.
« •..
w ith tb o a * .»f la r i > ,r . » * • * i w l'wr t * ’r n l
, Jnn.^ I,—iFi— Th-i
rhargw that Ralph W. RtokG. ideal and the ’ buck” waa iteetruyed.
that uoul sarh modification G ef
---------- ----------------it •*.- o«n.-u»c«L
j Th. pn.jert# invo ■ ri -•»'
nnouncoO today that
ifiorl a« eperatwr o f th# club at ,Th# rapture did not iachidr th*
dsetroyer flotilla hat
.hw h bo *a>d i tu-.r »* * *#>id. wa* wwwer of tha stilt «* any af tu op
kt U fall strength far
•— fa prvbihlt*<*'t under cuver agenterators. .who are betWvwd lu have
rice fn the Far R tii.
and
G jeM 'a cbarged.thal an “ v#< had a lookout posted to warn them
..
Unit the flotilla U
^ pionagv an I wlr# Upping'* ***»•• of ths approach o f officer*. Tha
j the Atlantic fleot and
is being rmpG)#*! tn New W k ky owner la said tu b# known to the
i eight destroyers, la* « i* their sw -ni duty la cnfnrce (
. »
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.H^ouat -M fc rim** making pay facing o f th# OVl
trait ta A. Bruce B»«U»kt. another under authorities
Ikader, .the Drue*
M-v*f »g»n«. by which • “ tntlmate
Deputy sheriff* have h#«a work
these law*. Failure to perform
, KB a I NO Fla. Jau L u f l - I as»WU In Pfeemhar recalvad a rg -1l * m and Jeflersnn
nnd family*mattc.a era a.a-rtalimd ing oa th* case for several tvoqka.
this duty I will consider as s*rt«u (Gorge E Kvl.r.i g 6"
pottery
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ond a .V.leut of bluckmaU ha* de- arc- idthg to Sheriff
M .Hand,
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,
’
tbsietal
amount
m
m
Urn
s
u
r
a
i
tjr.
fru«
an offense as a failure to Mtfotra _sasaufarturer
aiul f underuf ta *
*
who
slatsil
today
tkat
th*
raid wa*
vslspsn.
.
,
_
,,_,
Dm slate statu lev. and when laid
lie decGled B'rl*»hi “ prevailed mad* at a time when h* hollqvod
I So
S great
was the g*i*-_* ting of
- H . ^ v l i g g ta Mr
g.
before IBS. .upr'rtad by PC"per and
___ __ ___ _
during a
■ Ji 7j r* *j
the (ecGral dt-irtri •attorney th* opurainrs would h* caught
7iltJmy9ru mill have until biddara
bhldero that an aiijuurrut.i at t« the
eompeUnt Ustimony. I will eirr- ke buried b*r» wbe.e
lo writ* a Ivtur i# tb# routmG
Un* uf the target! etitl* brought
rise Without fear or favor the go* bunUng trip many yrar* •*« »*•! A’^ , |V". i^ak. paymrata Cellar rvuatf r uit h -n# w * • '
sGmr uf p# lu# uf New Y«rh City In foe a#v«r*J #nsmtho. it had an es
.onratved
tb*
idea
of
#*Ubila|dag’
^
reported
tb
he
lo-ary
th.
Kiwi
department
bwtldtr.
•r e f CrMoral wherevef It G rastcJ
tb* local rnaa#natty.
. ^ r io * th' n#«t t » # montb*. it w**
Dv. F. A. Hathaway. #hai»« m * asking hi* cw-*p*ratlag «o certify timated ra i>*rity « f «® gallon* pur
of the .Semin.,e In mJ “
^
Mr •-(wing
Kebrtng die
died U>t night from I n(<tri|
o f . tha ILotd Deport iwent, ag* tu the New r*#k telephone »««* •lay. Apyruiiasately lid galhida
Arid*
<»
Gh t i n s ) al i
A
rid, from tfU
lAe Uqu«r
Uqa«r qarst
qarsLon
ute indigaetGn
indigMtion
Fifteen year*
ttVt
u ,j h -on |k#nae* Usued during nou«ir*>l nt the teticlu*ion of the m s y tto MiHwiliy id Upph'g wtrv* •f meal musk wore found ready ta
ahnrauo't saw the GoTurnof. wku aimounred in ‘ acute
p»ug Win II vmpty barvoG. ■
r
»,
last
Balur
.ago.
be
staked
off
ia
tiewilder
the
fl»cal period eadlag tier- *1 ta mratlag. that ranskdermhG time tn *rd r to ebteln lafonuatGo.
his
laaagaqal
address
U*t
l by a Jmy
andveM
hlug.
togotber
,,
,
Qi.naeri**
# t G s and
b DIag
. kagoth*#
Loit-d
TM
a*
rempared
ta
0*0
w*uad
quuld
he
lake*
ap
•»
1#>
'vl*
il*
i
day
that
tm
waa
“
rereptivk**
conness
tho
streets
o
f
thG
toon.
Ota charge* aad
F o n iu n n o ir a r K n I U
iw «tk iiu h ** ut*a*iu. f»«<a4 about
in
the
preceding
year.
The
in
tb*
bids,
and
that
an
annotWsd"
f
mndesl
5c
Previously
he
thsr noUt prvtmd m (tim ng Use presidential
,*nt vf the’ Gw bhideie •uuld bo*
Don U Ihe tWmacralG party, pr* bring. Oh:#,
be had pot • rrves* U U
*
_
_*
bo mad* until late in tbe day A*
f O w n Grice, s^cusel dieted tax reduetto* and renewed ury factories.
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f , I’ lii-u lis tP .
Fla.,. said. '
usual. Dr. Hathaway
the bhla I FORT
LAUDKtDAUE,
-freed following a former recommendations for Ggis
Rriuraing yesterday from s S t * a l x > a r d T o T a k e
mil bwcaiwfutly analysed and #ub> Jan. 3. - 'At
t . II. Cartumu.
not nei t*av* very let ioa whkh a E*p»lt»lGan l^gtria in.-et.Ng ef tbr .t i i.c u l o i Bosnis
O v e r N a p l e n I t o a d milled to the »4h*r>*|v t-rr-t«f steward . *1 tbf, Tuaiponii rara
Carl Bcutaa wav tar* bad hitherto denied.
ef the S<ml Hi<i.:»i U, Mr. 5cd iria i. d -U lu y that .there
___ and be was found
tru g * s i taken til
Hi* rcetdll
WASHINGTON, Jsn. t> - l <V: the jjeikarwugni 'befur* a r f 'c*^*
dm#
na
truth t* rassnrs that the
tract,
Vre
gualdmf
j’
[by the Jury after a American* Freed On
The
(Gshuard
Air
line
obtains*!
bm ws* n#| ragarded aa »cr»ou*
.t’ung'raa* meets al naan.
Ifft.ia l thrsing ef the rnaugura)
ation Chris f a m d
shot o phjskien » a# called.
Ths paratU#ie« fram th* inter-UU
Navy ktU toatlaura before the
IM 1 ZH N M G (F t HIHIN5
t#g».t ef Ihe track h*d been eel (•*
Payment Of Kannom Utnesa grnwing ocuU. Mr Be- C r a s n n * CutHSiwiid tudoy fu
'paatlng wvrtblst*
i went free.
Ai;.“
TIW.
T
v
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J
»n
’
.».r-cAH
take ever th* NapG*. Hawhaonl A
(tonal* •ob-cosnmttirs’
klitig died a few minute* Gl*r,
obsettfk *f P»*l M b -* uf liquor •rates
ha**
—
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MIX 1( 0 CITY, Jan. 4 .— tIh—
GuH i si!road, which neb bo# un- GaverweF Mtriagi. A, Fridas**. U
Gvukl inquiry.
Tbr
wldna,
thu*
*od#,yt.
Orvil.
vyiif,
Mr.
04rr»i
“
»«»
!•
M*uieg
taydiPW
sd
(■*
rala.-d^JBf
d antil tbv nett Urns. Uaneom uf • » » effected the rar cunstnictGa la souther* Ftar5euot* sub •tammitta
•t rapected [o be hell Base o f the .two American#, J. W. I’syr.e, and (Gorge I'.dgor. bll uf
mogl Y9;a day as Uv u;m a* th« i#ny further vGUcment 1*1 ih# Gg»l
rf
li#
tke.
ma.l
.
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inquiry.
in#
deaghter*
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suatrpipGtvd
tu
<«gard
td
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's u fi
»rt pf the t t « (
P
i Wiley
r n w y and ft*.
,<mVWTTl etalu It.
H 1
Catstn,
, The NapG* (onipany racw#n##- state’* '*fw*t .Wsonetc*. KoVelpar
S
IWIhti ■sestet vs
Owe ilaaghtif. Mia*- ll'rro'- VH'M. n*s undettahs* under tm *«p lr»w s lu * #Go#re
hr added ** utwrwditK
■-- ----- lu 'h r itstWItung
•Maaca,!* teieraf cases p b y n al a British minin*; torn- lira.
Hut #f ’Uuaoaau treaty
IRG fcw
n............I
.it wgaivM
t
be the ratsuii for theirlpsay at Jian Jrsh.is.u dri U*f. j i j f i W l . 9 *«lFnlaj( Ua uhmi la at a •'•( lt**t Wfllk the NesGiard . ‘iem.bCi'
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at ta*.
the trace.
track by ' FVieign relatiun* (v-n*,wiU*e sva»e* aeOg praaie paper* ‘ rklliushus state*, tDii
who fwere
t n kiii* * Nrw Yelk
wLilv lhr
ay a . nl Uy which Its Itn# uimt. today Lrinaing ftbu iam.pl uji in td^.jrrvDfl vu*rbllUagwurih
aguatt marine rltblast .Id. r« •MON
i
i
m
*'j#deu
f
dtd by the prosecuting I napped by
by a-baftdif
a b M Ijf^gaag
a a g last
l*M Tto*|- j Mr* Samuai lUee lives t* lUJti. ramyUGai would.benun* o |* rtun 9JOT. Twmtty-nv» e< Urn Vf
4rl#al
Meadqy.
mat
inns
*#rv
lull
pafiGn*.
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WARDENREMAINS Man Alleged To Have Been MELLONAND DRY
ONJOBDESPITE Killed In Fire Reported AIDEBLAMEDFOR
A rrested fn
OFFICIAL’SORDER
L Los
" Angeles
‘
' N- V RDMDEATHS■j^.s.u
TAX COLLECTIONSOVER200 BID .0N
FORTWOMONTHS ROAD PROJEriS
'TOTAL $108,218 OF STATE BOARD
Smith Urges Solons
Restore Harmless
thinks To Citizens
J:u•*” ' 'IfIriflH
Jlw
Not Class 'Thorsday S f e W u S r A S S
Washington News
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l^ ik e
H otel
F o llo w s
A u t o T o u r T h r o u fc !
L ocal
C e ie r y
Visitors Leave On
The S. S. Osceola
S o lo n tt
A re
F lo r id a
in *
F in iiililn ^
T ou r
A bou t
10
-T
L a st*
D ay»
T h irtr v n m cm U em
n f th e
|lou*e o f KciirgaantatiK**. t«*g id h v r w ith m em b er* o f th eir
fam ilirit. w h o a re a m c lu d ln t
a iH-tlay to u r o f F forb U . le ft
Srtnftml thUt a fte r n o o n on tha
C lin k Lin e S tea m er Oactmla
f o r J ackn on vllle. fo U o w in f a
m o to r lo u r o f th e ce ie ry delta
atat a luneheon a t th a H otel
Furraet L ak e, w h ich waa a tleaded by many rvpi*«entaUva# ef
this and other «»«*• *< tb# central
part o f th* state.
TH* motor tour took flora tmavai staly up** the arrival d tb*
party from Tampa at 11:29 •’alack
this morning Gelag
ea
»ry Awatie. south ea Beardall Avr-vuu and coming back to tha city
i Cameron and Celery Arams**,
tha « i*ltor* wore escorted t# tha
west ode of th* sky. where they
•aw raWry la all stag** e f « »
growth.
Al thalaochenn the guaata wave
wtU-omed by Mayor Forraat Ink*,
who told them e f tha opportunities
r*i«tlng Kara for tho daislsaaiiea
nf Induetry wbGh ae* dad etdy. k*
-aid. “better and cheaper traaapra1 at lea.”
M l
Mayor Lake’s speech
an.l He was fallowed by Joe
.-•eigreeaman from thlu d
wke, oa behalf e f hie —Ih , , ■■ (,
praised the hrap.lalHy e f the aUML
aad pnweedad «a Sell the m*mber.
of his party more JonrartBag the
It|i« and Ita te*
'onJt
lUpreeaptatlve Fruemaw ef funasetkilt, ranking member o f V
th* ■ T
rivers and harbors lummittee. an
nounced that he bad been adrieud
ef an error suppeaad ta have keen
made ia tba report an the deepen
ing of tba Bt. Johas RWmr cSanaa!
hy tb* district engineer, f a t Mark
llrv*«he.
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Mr Frseaeaa staled that, cu e
tomarily, U was necessary (or four
year* to >lapse before an*lbog outvay could bo made, but that hi **•*
of error Oa preliminary hearing
wvniui be ordered Immediately, *
Tb# party riaittng
bared 31 In tIL Among
gr*** men pro»ant vrarai —
.
New Jsraayt Ftweman. CoehacUcat; 1.yon, North Carolina* Gaiter
aad IJnebevgar, Callfnrnlai KMM
Inut# J ■
Mummer*.
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t'wnaer. Louisiana, aad
Nebraska.
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____Big Dry Raid Made
iSv'S Tuesday Night By
Seminole Officers Dixie Cotton
Gather In Mem,
To Discuss Problem
aVmuchtaw*of Udaslate ae .*£; George Sebring, 68, iSol*L»” mMrtlN^mS O i'* ,'1'**-*” *-«*»•• *" 1"
,r r ,u . - « - w » D ieg Suddenly O f ^ ^T 'SirS SS J." T
. ...
t r . Acute Indigestion
ivictions In
^Session Of
Court Here
.
D in n e r A t T h e F o r r e » t
At Klrut Meeting Tursdav ;
1
[
M liR It i m
'Rivers and
Solons Entertained
By Sanfo|dfv
JOHN MELSCHSR.
IS RE-ELECTED AS
BOARD CHAIRMAN
SCION OPFAMOCS
FAMILY FAILS IN
efforts TO WED
1
m i
MKMPIUS, Team. Jaa. 1 -V V I
—Citt#fl men from wvoral iM Ist
wstW gathered her* Grier ta • #*•ft-rctic* called by th* Knighla *J
Cotton f*r the purpose mt dSgtriOg
mson* to cop* wish future eriee#
l>(wight *boat by the dm ltoau ta
the price #f Ih# stapG .
'
Two plana vrara ready 'o* pc*
motteiGn to the Grip when 4 aa##
at IU « clock at the Pwahody HoW.
Ua# wa* a prap«*aal ta uegwiga a
Nd*M.uoo.MU tofpuratioa tic kara
for >ts purpoo* the buying * f
.<dtun when it raasbod an
•bG prisa on th* market.
Th* ether plan waa the
ratio* « ( a *roat iamsraa#,. _
p a a / ta Ineura the ygudwaan
Sgaiaat poaribto Ursa oa thou prwdu#-t.
>>uvara*T» of ths 13
with
•Utg
tmaa malted out. hut th*
wg» is i i i h f kt J- R- Mayo,
man #f th# Keight# ef
allogtiher what ws* ea
One KUIed, 3
And 36 Hurt
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HERALD. TTESDAV. JANUARY
I.
PACE EIGHT
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MANY BASEBALL
PLAYERS AGREE
TO VISIT
LANiMS
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New York Ready For Indoor Athletic
STOP T H A T COUGH
Breadon
Settle With Frisch After Grippe M a W
*r
Proposed Mt. Plymouth Postoffice Block
little financial mat-,
with UofCT* Hocrte-
Thlrty-hight Men Imited To
Dr
i*r « f t
Temftrrow
In
Above, is the arrhiucu dre win*
c f the proposed Pootrtffkt boildtnc
to bo om etrd at Mount Plymouth.
In the center will bo tho Postrffie*
with two Store* on oithor (ide.
The specification* call for the
a three-year c retract ot a salary
of |io.i<00 annually.________ .
Schaefer en the throne la»t Marrh.
will ri»k the title arsinat the 33
year old master in a 1,500 polr.t
tr.aUk at the Hotel Per.r.*) leania.
starling Wednesday right. The
match will be played in three 5W
»'ir.t blocks.
C As Hoppe and H-g'rUcHer conVl.d»,their cue iiu*l Friday right,
i r a f i t l A * * of Seattlr.
n «r
lightweight
king. wJI make
a sortie uirtne light weight real*.
Illinois Takes Lead
In Basketball Loop
ta the ballplayer* to sppaar at hi* |
office said that both the *91“ »»*.d Of Western Schools
Suildirg to b# constructed of eonrrvta block and riser* as CM be
noted. It win b« a typical E»*liab typo with many high gables
David B. H jcr .» the architect f n
this now Mount Plymouth building-
India FIoods Cause ^ *
Large Loss O f Life
MEETING DATE CHANGED
S O N G A PORE.
Straits Settle,
merit*. Jan. 4 l L a U s t diipatchei indicate that lb* Hurd diaaater
in the Malayan sUte of Perak il
of appalling magnitude. Villages
ever An area of "a n y Kpsaro
' mile, have been swept away and it
i« Sriirvtd there has been great
k w of Ufa.
The riser at Kola Kangaac rose
forty .feet, and report* nay some of
the bridges are ttocksd by bodies
swept down by the flood wstersTK'Jsaruh sre homeless and the
damage u incalculable.
Attm lw i of the member* •( the
pi rent-Teacher Association of th.'
S- jth Side School is called to the
a- n- uneensent that the next B edlag o f the aaaoclatioii wiU to he'd
1919 scandal charges would he ac- |
Thursday. Jan. IS, ir.sUsd of this
counted. : The cotamtasioofr srtU
CHICAGO. Jam * —<AV- Mine «
Thursday.
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conduct a boar-ng. hi* telegram to has taken the lead in the Waiters ,
the player* *ay*. “ respecting I Conference basketball race witk a
charges o f Irregularity in coe.nee- 27-'to 13 sVtary over Mlanrsot* a!
lion urith tho Detroit-fhicago se MlrneaP9tis in the curtain raiser
ries, SepteaU r. 1917. end 1>1»of the Rig Tew cage season.
• Four other looferetve teair< i
Ty Cobb, whose depsrtur* from
kasehsli st the end o f last icaaM played their last praetke (Mttat j
Silver Lake Casino
was shadowed by charge* of per- last night In preparsUoo for the
Urinating in a “ fited g » » t " *» main gvtawsy nest Saturday nig hi
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Every
Two of them — Chicago and
r+4 of those who sill fore Risberg.
NrTTVsreilerri
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fell
before
Mi-1Wetlnuulay »n<i Friday
altWiogh he was giten a cWaa UU
by rSmsde." Tri«
s in Western opponenta. while WIkc- i
Nights
for a week par*, has been confer tin ird Ok to SU tf w r r ririori (
Music by Sanford Orchestra Dance sUrts at 8 o'clock
ring with Cobb and attorneys plan, I cv»r Eastern t;uads tn two inter [
sing to fight charges invoicing the |iy tl* «a ' ewster *.*,
A C. CINDER. Mgr.
Iowa Stair ttwb Ch . i f s 'i 'meat.
integrity of both Cobb and hissaeu.
' ur :** to 1* here, and Nc.tr* Dame
! trim met1 Northwestern 27 to 21 on
it.-.- Purpic’s home floor. Syrtcuee
fell ieiiirr W tieoe.iln II to 21 in a
game ylayed at O civ U imI. Vni
Ed- | Ohio State triumphed over Pittetho . burgh to i •29 at Columbus •
ntly .
Indiana, one of the four lea mi
Ty • which tied f. r the conference title
hbt
la it sensor, and a strong prosper*
b i t for the new campaign. »rgagr» in
wri-. It* hist ptsllndnsrr against Carlt, D» ton College at llloonlr.gton to*17; n ig h t__________________________
. . . at Dickson-Ives
Orlando
January Clearance Sale
W ednesday Through This Saturday, January 8th. Come!
Inderthlng*
Jersey Bloom Sr*, aises 6,
6, 7; now R M .
Baronet aaUn slip*. M to
4t. at 11.94.
Volto Nightdresses. It, 10
and I7: now SIM .
BIG D A N C E
Appearance Does Count
Sheet* and Cases
Reduced price* row ,
v a il
• Amongtho** wh were member..
of tho White Ros or Tiger tea it »
la 1917 and wba up to today badnet accepted the <ommt»Memf*» inv im ion to appear stirs Ruherg re
peat: hi* story .-ef the alkg* I
Heleeghod" series, are: Jo* JockSon, R4d<r Cscotie. Buck Weaver,
lili Jaiae-. Oscar Manage and
Chick Caadil.
Oandtl and Weaver haw Indi
cated their endorsement of Ri»berg's statemeots; Gondii with the
ewmment that “ Risberg didn't tell
the h«lf of it,” and Wesser by noJdlng assent srbtie Risberg was tell
ing bis story to tbs commissioner
Saturday.
1st Passenger Ship
Enters Palm Beach
Port On Monday
Neatness and sucto* go hand m hand— ap
pearance plays a tremendous part in the suc
cess of the man of today.
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Good work and first class service in any
business go hand in hand with success— our
beat recommendation of ourselves is our
iwpularity— there’s a reason!
rvT
a ffliti*
aa a tour of the
city and
d at the Palm Bosch Yacht
firu work os th* ial*t
4 s n i than 10 year* age
sa moved stasdily until tod*r
■foot channel aarnlU the •*1boat. Clyde, g s r i s s , MotI and Miser* and other liar*
“Mohs*
Women's and Miaaes’ Coats
$18.75, $28.75, $48.75
Juses’
Coats.
. tvUai
cf dressy tjles.
j without fur/
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reduced: 118.75.
d 138 75.
WL8T PALM BF.ACIL PU.. Jsi.
4— l — KealisaUon of a dream <4
years caasa to th* ralm B c s iM
Monday morning when tho fits*,
yim r-g— rwoaet cvet to rotor the
port mo rod slowly Uruugb th*
chiuuMl and up to the dork amid
S aabefnl csUbrati.r.
A Get « f yachu. a motorcade of
aqfemoMW*. fie wars omiugb for a
PUkl funeral, and about IfiOQ prt
in
"Dragoon." “Mirfwo
and "Pwjuot" Sh<
and P i l l o w
Co
Come!
Women’s
Sports
fine wool tweeds;
p ur
trimmed
coats; sites 16 U
now 128 76.
Hal
Dress CoaU. ful
med. 648.76.
Clearance Values for Children
>p Coats, light
aot'lma. sluu 2 to
rr.M; 7*to 10. now
1 to 16. now I12S5
»1 Suita, 4 to 16.
Announcing New Policy
Seminola Park Running Races
Bcdding and Towels Reduced
For th£ balance o f th^ current race meeting now |i\
l-ess at beautiful Sebinola Park, located nekr Lxingvrooa
the Dixie Highway between Orlando and Sanford,
tne price o f general admission including grandstand
arid parking privileges will be
$1.00 PLUS TAX -LADIES FREE EVERY DAY
SEVEN RACES D A IL Y -R A IN OR SHINE
- POST T IM £ 2:30
AUSPICES
now 68.96, 6IS.96. |I6.1>!j.
Glri’s Tub ’ Dre^aea, 2 to
14. at 62.SS.
. Girl’s Furred Coats. 2 to
' i t a t 61*-66* ’
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Turkish ToweU rung at
lie. 20c. 36c and.48c.
Hack TowoUt lftiSI inches,
at 24c.
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Stnped Cotton
91.M.
DICKSON - IVES
SEMINOLA RACING CLUB
B. Tinker, Pres, E. A. Pohlnmn, Managing Director
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THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY, 5, IMT
The»Sanford Herald
Mortgages Upon The Dead
Florida could truthfully confess that in uniting an
urmudmcnt to the state constitution which would torjvct
luohibit the imposition of inheritance and income taxes upon
Florida citizens the peopje 01 Florida were making a shr >^d
Have You
Some Money
W a r W ith M r i i n
Vm
N fier Can TriL
Erick buililin*,
P lan e* N «l I 'r i 'i u i i n d i
M*r Calirnrd Him
m A pT ltl ftHKISBA^B
bid for an increase in imputation made up of wealthy new
comer*.
Numbers of wealthy men who had wint-T h *m»* in
Florida ifnmcdifttely jrartsfcrr.'d th<ir t Titers flip to this
•tn*< a i r n o n m atr itate, and back in the ftates where they form r v pxii »h>r
O ne T u i — t i f f : *la M r i M l l I l
'>.<*«>■> la Clijr I.J CarMar, m i ■'^mmal ami inccmr taxes rparptful "statesmen" of on^ kind
* * fi. I k
w # ,U f rsiiian 11 *» jnd another devfr.ed the measure adopted by tlr* Io.d I'niled
States Concr.'M by which the«* men, and ail F! ridJ citizen*
ll-RCIAI. *OTICR. JLII atiltaar
M-ltM. 0»ra* at »*.«rt»a« t.Mmtliitu youId be rcf/afn-d'fn p i/', tribute to th'? fed r.I govtrinJtil
• » * a a tift* a f n n ltrta ln fia M a I fto O
,t the'experts'* df th * state.
1
hanlng,
nml jrmrery and dry goo-
stock. alasi drtigy, a
bargain.
Any rcoriknalli offer
w iridB m l
•d State*.'* \e>l w»r w:tb Mer*-o
r roaring. No '•*r *p..-t; against
Mrtlro t* flaming in California.
A rilo ri Sf S '(» Mo W , *talr*
bordering cn Mriico. and rrctMly
liavrri»*t t>y this writer.
On Ajrre •tier .'a*/ lo Arlicmi
nrac the Ki ■>f!ri»de, Mr* ran rh Itang the Staf Hna'ctot Ban
ara m ti, am lna-aary*.
Flerfoi-do 4 no: believe in the imposition uf .ctpL* ^ax- -,i v , a n t MUnlled State* rllM tri
at .*a*tar *«iaeti»ina r » it .
ipeti fnromes aiwl Inheritance*. h:ncs~s punitive''li* Wa* *ang the )I rirVi national **ttom.
WKWNKJia l u a f i t r a n p n i :**
Mraica •
r i* nr*. *-ary L> ra li
awsoJ hy l£» L’nltAf States government, as rcpr***cn
T n » A ***—tat#4 i'raaa la a jiiu a
r.a i t>> I* . bfaim:ni* an*t
Halt ' aatHlaj In Ik* i h tor n
rafty
i4)lititlar«
in
state*
which
drs
red
to
"get
even*
with
,
a*hlt«J».ii .it 'kit B*a * Sl*t*alrk **
i* pr iilcni^. in many .tat*a i otfi*~ni th * raa*r »«J ala* >n»
lorida.ifcr not only canturfnjr many of their wealthiest men.
i nqufre at JPostof fjc
I*»ke Mary, Fla.
PORTABLE
ft.*-. I * la* —a I MialKhMl k #r*ln
Al
e i a S t * o f t - p u d t r a t lo a a t if a r M
t l i . a i t . a b n rria > r* alaa r n - n o l
•ut also for r.r.ubsin-f dissatisfaction among th * rest of Iher
veal thy cltkenr.
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The action of the Supreme Court Monday in thro^win * ‘
he tax suit ou of cotitt Indicate- that Honda will noi w!n .
er case against the federal government and will have* tc i
akc the punishment d 'lf-ed Without a doubt directly a* pun- <
’ hmcn.. Hui ill? tase need not stop there
Horid i can
<*p on arousing d’aant'afartion toward unjust taxation lav* ■'
ntil the men and the interest* r ponrible for th? r«?pr.*enaiblc "rebate" provision will mm: devoutly wish they had i>r tW rhjuh »aken anath. r method to “get ev n" with Flerida.
*<>3vfnt r' T,h
Colonel Peter O. Knight <.f Tampa. ^nyi the fight u.I rft
f ir'^* r
onlinu? and wh* ihrr Florida ult mately loo** or win* In jt» •Pretext*nt ckurchi
v e l>efore the L’nited Stale * Supreme Court, it could *et it *wW to * r<
at to arouft the country to the wrings of unjust taxation.
‘
*et’ thl* £tgt?\ for Instance, help to spread *om? of the ex- „” .r*V"n
'.r*
ressioru of Tiidkatlsfac ion uttered by men in other state* |,Bt tsr •)«!•<ti n.
lamp William**: « ^ai^.er of H *. Spring* Arkansas known ripi* *f th* '.mg
.1 t.anktng eirrit**'throughout the country, contributed a few
* '
e lori) is roon-"0 *i» hok-e remark* on the subject to the Arkansas Hank, r not ^ f u
ta' unto the lord ; for He i ■ ng ago. A few Million leaflet* tarrying the paragraph into KsHly '»>,* **■ )
for Hi* merry erutureth for
Ivic club*, women's club*, individuals in every stat? in th'-:keeping ur »ut «l
* t Chran. IC:iU.
‘nion ought to help Florida's ta#« materially.
itir*
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AYER—Lord, I trill praii
Mr. William* in this writing doe* not speak of income •f '1‘ n}A*
*w'j
with mjr whole heart
axes. He probably has semi* readable idea* on thnt «|ues- .___
t rapnot r«w*t the Puntatia—
That game ia far from net*
Ntirlpnn the Mid-Victorian*.
A» nil young aaphrad* do
1 rah not gun ft r Modemiit*
_T< plea** the moobark rlin.
Ilor.arear nt Kund*metit*L*ta.
With Metvrken'* thrradhar * plai
The Boston Herald tell* the »lor)
«t *Elonda’a lure.-" A different at
U M tufkard this state on th*
pot* of lerthern newi pa;er» ta no
of h|«.
The more speed the ia i gives
Ih* more Initine** fur ito under
taker- New .Smyrna New*. Not
naf SMan lj
Drivers *lewp tottn
when |toy are going slowly.
>m* gfted writer i*ys, "Th,
r* fur recognition ia natural
lMrW t i* the creative desire
h find* satisfaction, la worl
dan* wbettor an yon* sec* tha
Gymnasium Classes
y lO R lD A TIMI^-UNION
Kxirriaca Suilahle T<> Mrmlwra
$3.50 per Month
Enroll Now "W ith
Miss Mary Clark
1402 Oak Ave.
Claaae* to to pin at once,
ItRt'CE. Aii-trahan pte■j ia nr' bl- t »i m*n|r,t in
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that’* quite a >ur11ri*■ a ' iI » e j^upht to- tell the
n.irlal nr.at Wi ndirful Thing* we
have dune and are doing. *T d>
not upt-we there ta a country on
thr rtvliltv-l gW v rn tv ml*undrr»to«d and unjustly villified tlvan
thr t nltrd Slat a, *ay* be. —■ •
The Australian prrmler know,
that men
n t like their creditor^.,
r t a 11) » hrti they don't Intend
to pay. And the Unified State*
■*<-e« n**t nee<l good will pr .juganla among other nation? a■ much
i a It need* the right kind of fight
ing air fleet and ttber equipment
for deltm c, and rvtnliutjon.
Phone ^ k
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THEY AUK AGAIN holding ;t clinic on the w.*rkinirl, ope of the particular objects of lhi* investigation living
i determine whether *he is buying silk Klorkinjrrf at the -m *
fire o f more substantial i»ecea»itir*. We think they will
nd she Is not. Then i* nothing more i -*cntlal to any gtrl's
hy*lca) well-being, ami her peace of mind than sifk stir l..
igi*. no matter wKht they co*t.— Philadelphia lunviirt r.
NEW YORK TIML.S
Fi»m .
ftA*dad •
We have an abuiuiancc o f thi* delicious fruit at pm
that cannot Ik.* compart'd with.
llluo llonnct Markets*In various parts of toivn arc
y o u r convenience—save mon?y, time and worry
shopping at them.
GindcrviUe
■uk ,g m Europe. arV dangetvu*.
c*J-■ ally-.when, as ta uruaL they
. r ughly usurious Isuu. .
You rhargwd. a kon verr seven
er eight par cent, give him i*S dol
lar* nalead fit a hundred, thee, kt
your ‘ anker taka a big slice off of
tto Si dollar*, and you are piping
up hatred that la thoroughly Juati
fUd
A L L THE f Y i X W
“ Itsi.f
;* w ' *•* troog* against th* ErencS
f We tier” end* In ala "Ifglmig" at
“blnck s h o u t *aa»*Ajb o g the Franco Dallas'
tAto, hghilng men to to leg to'
h v t o c 'i n A i haUaa "m^ahiag uf
.tO TPa^jb th* Frearh horJ
.St". lySti to a,hx> man. ahn.t oee
f s s f u a A 's a s d i i i :
Oranges and Tangerine
SENATOR SHU’ STKAD <*f Mu
i.rsota haan't been In Washing!
tong enough ta know what reap*able legislator* ,*'»T to high f
nance, and will Ir.iritigau* A n
can bankers' loan* to South \r
ban countriew. including Nkar.
gua
Invw.Ugai ng such I j
nught rsplaiu lamltag of l'r
Mete* truc-fe here ami ttoi
Tn—iJ* mmrtimri go where |-u!
ta it can Ik* wasted through wrong methods In any ds*partment of -ndustry.? Itut rightfully applied, it ia the m'*th'Kl
ALL THt»hK PRIVATE loans ts
•*y which the desire U created for many things.**—Calvin
E«utb American republic*, like
Coolidg*
toau. that sum* nf our barker- are
GENTLEMEN, SCHOLARS, FOOTBALL
Delicious
Opposite \’aldez Hotel— 13th A <tok
Sanford Avo.' & 9th— Sanford-Orlando Road at
IVATOR SHIPSTKAt) as.
Americana made a seven mitli*<*i
dollar Ivan to Nicaragua In 1V12.
dunrg a ' cnnarrxatlve regin
Th*; *uuld to- seven million g --t
"ADVERTISING IS nut an *sT>i>onn« waste. It minis,
* 1"T Amrriran inters enl»"
ers to Ihd tru* development’ of trade. It ia. no doubt. isii«- to keep Nicaragua I'berat* fr* n
■ibb* to woitit money thniugh wrong methods o f advertising, kicking out a gvssrrr.ment that the,
«h«n t want, a* thu country did in
lt would to gasy t * make fun of
J»* "hTgkTy fiW rriiily'wttb which
and Hat wild hmak nf
i**’* r >t '#-* * J.<* H*ar». f.jn Princeton
tlhletir rxUtlon*
Hlriii|i«Uii. ar
•Ptnar ly-n If? Pr-Pk FI rid- e* and Prcsidwcti* etttering u^t.i
f rt. I* 5-*»*. t*-oF * * !v n »
t great war royld rvrt to nape »wd
x rk
“ '*• "?>t *l» bimdre • <lh a desper m um of then m
rentin '! c<"inty • |lateen hsn
lign.ty. tut w* toltrre that th*
I vote* In Ito last election. • lUtaldc public and th* greet lisa.-
Miami Tribun* 1* another *
i newrpaper rerenlly gone ;
L It was >lar|od during the :
In the hope » f teaping a I
R F ssit o ff Jf real i . .
btflr AnJ of dtivlng tto to- '
HTtsedepeprre from' tto
After operating at a lost {
peat six month*. It followAn jralm 5 the Wu*ai Tab I
RAISING BABY CHICKS
5 0c i>er L esson
Mr. Lake's re-elegtlon a* may
af Sanford fbr*tfeg thlrterrdh tin
indwatra the t»p-* In wl.h w^ich I
I* w !d by Uwal p**ople
allmjf the b. . h tub Arne it
the recent Vanities, it *tnkr* u
that Earl Carroll g«t the jump <u
Mayor Walker In the cleanup cam
campaign.
PHONE &4A
City Hall
ikoppobaldy l* not w•>■
oeVr the huml^r th'i
many, a girl gel* an enrag*mer
r r f , but It ia uanailr over the te'.
' M W . - East A Ijake Krgtol
M at of those who man.** get it oi
th^fmper.
fall the Willard Balt
Men— We recharge and
pair nil makes o f batte*
T »n Slorning* fjich WYek
gaaiona. party will »«
itanllal.rounty la likt
Ilailmad men aay they are com
lng.t>* Florida this wlatcr In grea
er ^rowd* than at rr and our gue>
|» j|p». will all,be glad to * n them
F. P. RINES
1113 Sanford nve,
I’ hone 461,
VL'LCANIIISO
If 1* lore Ererrone, I ( i n
At aetiUfaenu I ttouch;
If ew t p t o ^ e U my «1 adaio.
I 'w j w i a tin-some gtvurh.
ThrjmUtjtt*' corrett.ve k IkwI
Itto fallrn an evil city*
ThetVa noth!nr left to rid rule.
A ltd nothins fit It** prait*.
A
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6o
•» t'Swfkrliar full of rhe:r.
I'd rag jb- world U fair;
And w ton n.y HVrr’* out of gear
l u falmirji'.e and *wear.
On Slondax. I'll he warmly pay.
<)| Tttndar, .hilljam! d Cant,
An* th*n my carping friend* ta
A **Jr
*a» 'w vilatr ir*ow*iaUia !”/
- Te l Rob.neon In CtotaWadiPla.
‘’ Pigeon*." aaya a writer lu th
{tom tom Indrjiemlent. ‘ are Jui
|.k» people.** Except that pe*>|u
iiai^lly hate bigger tolls.
r * ■m —---O-- — Julp.ng (men the number of a;
ptlAtiona The Herald It reertvin
for*job *,'there would *e*m to b
aoiftt unemployment In the state.
0 AS 18CTS
Cut Prices on Ti-r
Poor xnop or factory iigrtlng l» a
nee producing aaponsa that contin*
ua)fg a jo rb * th* prefua
Erop*r
lighting costa n o m o r i and
Conserves th« Lyat
Reduces Accidents
Reduces Imperfect Work
trfereesee Efficiency .
•Increases Production
.Makes Money
May ** a i v i l t t t m at If you ere in
foubt *>bdlit the efficiency of yoVr
l k*co g , ^ritary illumination, consult
• ccrionsi& io licensed sisctrid en T ‘
It will Pay
Ft-O RID A
P O W E R & LIGHT
C O M P A N Y ...
ThAFountain of Youth
OU CAN net
Y
That ml rad
*1 "Tk* Foaataln
cakr asd still her* Itl
I sthcre are b etag----- r jUrkrd drill
o f h ." b * , M . 414 ;*ar* a* ealsr*^
spot of pcrfectina
Hrarc* dally era 1
Ifjhrir c*kc" of testfsl ealoyeirri ia
•he lifr-glsiag, ti
of er tto iysrl l u l
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A C D . W E D N E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y , 5, 1 M 7
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AND PERSONAL
MRS. FRED a
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DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR
DfluRhters Of Wttslty
} jltfld Business M e fe t
On THiesday Evening
PAOD T lfH K ir.il
TELEPHONE:
r e s id e n c b
-1 T -W
C. I,, FfhaJen had returned fr\u»
Sr*. A, W. Lew*' and sen A ftget,'
Mr*. C J. Wolfe ami ran*, l iarTh# many friend* of Mr* .t .P.
Mr* B. G. Smith of Ovyodo *p#"»
W vrroaa, G*.. n hare h* .pent tk* ha,# rrturned home from a, plea- r»
„
*s
r,
..
|H»ce and Ralph, returned to their Connelly will regn t to learn that WadneasUy hi Fanforl on bwHaara.
holiday
r
with
hla
fanill/.
i
aa*it vi*H with relatives at Trilby. RoG]K‘nS POl* HlljjjfleSSil*
larkwartll*
Sumiay
after •he I* ill et her heme on Park A**.
-------Upending •everal day* her# as the nue...
friend* of J, S. Harvard will
TOO LA TV TO t LAM IFY *
Willard (CUtes ha* returned te
Reopening el llilioh* Bar S r gue*ts pf Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Ihw.
Sa'rfWrd (ram M*cs>n. (la., where Shop. I|3 MagpbRa \c«r.ue. wa* **f.‘
Mia# Nell M*' Lean el Washing,
he apent the holidays with rrla- announced twlay. OpaiakU* Of the
WANTKD —
apartment.
(hr Ltaughlrre of tV*»ky Claa* « f
ton, D. C.. arrived hare Tuesday »u
business will be ttnd«( tka raise
<*y
the
Mrthmllrt
Chunh
war
held
Mr and Mr*. Kogan* Id GetUk ■peml the winter with her niece. 1 furnished, spar* far tb s ca n , by
'4' X
Ml M l Ml
M .'w . Arklay fa*
pottciea that have g«:vcmrd the who have heart spending■ Ih* ho||
two refined bsMin
men; year ! ►ce
, ^ b « r mraSlJI Tueaday * vanlug at the data r«vm» Winter Haven are in the clly fur
•hop sine* it* apen in* n * r* than l>lByo her* a* the gueet* e f th# fur- Mra. Arthur Marshall, at her ham* armmd
Address P. O.». |U< 9M
Mr*;
R.
It
Gray
and
small
tiaan’l* Crab' at
tn the church!
a short time and arc guest• at the
;tity
•
daughter hav* returned home from a year ago, it was further »n* mef’a sister. Mr* W
Hill and •n Palmetto Avenue,
Routine huiineu waa Iransaejed Mnuteiuma. '
mtunced.
Mr*
I
,
P
Hilton
will
Lakeland
where
they
spent
Ih#
hol
„
mother. Mr*, latkr l » Cette, left
•ala at tlta Worn* during the mcriifif
meeting in
in wniwi
which Mr*.
^ 77-----. * •
maintain ownership of the bust- (Sun,Ur evening fur their home at
idays
with
relative*.
I’clock.
C. H i+ncy p m M t4 n*r»n•
J:
homr
n«*s, wrhkh will bo personalty »u p-' Atlanta, tia
ad by the varioii* lU h 4 in «!
Cairo G^. T alh h ..Fo»t»r of Oriandn. » were rrad
'
*tr
and
other
point*,
where
he
REEL & SONS
Mrs. J. R. Adam* and two ran* #rrl*ed by an aviwrianced man-|
Hhaat will aimak at officeraa n d i.u ltaa bitof ran brai^
u
have returned from Trilby where ngtr
tk* Wo(nan*» Cluh. ©e«t wa» brvuirht brfttrr trw mr^t- *
The •atabluhment will cqierat#
they have been the guest* of reta
|Mem. will enti'iUm in*,
YOU-DRIVE tIT
aalt chair*
in the past and will
Mr. and Mr*. %llliam II. Me- ils** during the hotid*)*.
idgr Club at
,
;,
j' («
4
The . usual Chrbtma* offering lljvty o f Aahury Park. N. V.. are
rsmtlnu# to maintain a separate
*t lO.^Vlock.
» i i turned in by tha im mtwr*, and •pending a ghoct time in Sanf..rd
NEW TEAR'S R#*HJLL' I IlIN
department f»r women and chil
Mia* Mat June Prmpray has-re- dren where an efficient barber will
it wa*- dechlcd to hold art attend an dar* *topping «t th* Hotel FWl
Resolved that during th* eirminy
turtle,^ <r»m Jackranvilte, where
i reday
' ' >
ance contedt with the young men'* re»t la ir ,
he in rharg*. Ccmrtedu* and e f
year peu will toko advantage ai
she
(pent
the
holidays
with
ha?
ipUr Number 2 O tla»*. »
ficient rarvlca i* guarantee,! at all
our ear rant*I **r>trr wkeraRf
la regular meeting
Ur, and Mr*. F. D. Ely and aunt. Mr*. Sheldon A. Mnrrl*.
time*. It wa* announced
On Tuesday evening. Jan.
tlw
you rent tk* ear amt driew 1#
young
daughter
of
New
Haven.
at the Matonk regular »6cial meeting will b* held
yourself-th#
«ame aa though
airived to tpaml
*p*ad the
Mr*. W. J. Mqriton aod children
will b« Initiation. iloatce*** will h*< tbo*e who have Conn . hav* arrive.I
Mr. and Mr*. I'rnrit BnUwr.on
you ownesl th* car. Irra**ttgae#
arc
pleaaently
locale,I
•ml
children
have
returned
hoove
winter
and
ami small mh an m»w at home to
A. Newman will' birthday* in th* month af Janu
our rate*
*,
at the Fred lief] residence In K< *e from I'alatka amt Orange City their frWfHl* at th«tr new h»raa In
l»b#n of the [luplu-atr
ary,
m !m | lt«*Nr. Tm c<« stop then*
Court,
where they spent the holiday*. .• Magnolia Height*
fat her bam* IP Itoa*
'
*•» a*lit* Crtaotohlna, an *w<d«t*d
118 Myrtle Ave.
clock. ’
'
iiimmI* that la jJ****iU ta take I’m .
Mr«. G o rg e Richard Hartley and
Bridife-Luncheoh
Is
of tkr Flr*t Rap»»UDw ta a ««* medical An-erar,
beby. who have iw-en spandirg the
wak ir e liU acitaai k w l w w
twill hold tie limlnra* <Slvcn A t Forrest Lake holiday* here with,Mr*. Haftlcy'*
To All l'rM|<*rl> iian.rt (lw*lt| l*rapart) On T
M l lit* Irikaraf l***(ke*nra ta i l»
3:3d'oV!ork at thd
Oak Attiuia Prim, IHah X m l (* tMaHlsn^
parrot*. Mr. and Mra. It Turner
Hotel
By
Mrs.
M^ro
libS* i*n*Fgt*» th.
Ttta (•lli)*l*l U Ik* (Inal e*l Imale <•( anal
J. A. Kelly 21-J
Houaet, Is-ft Tuesday fog her Home
Of all bant* kn it, rtoaseta la me(I 1ret In width rrani Utah rtlferl s-uilh In 111*1
, i , llo*te**c». Mr*. tV,
at
Columbia,
ft.
C.
aaahall wi a I |*rt leek i-se*.
ryn.s-d by U(h fiM.ial aulWllwa a*
An Unusually Interesting racial
Hr*. Mr*. J. M. WilI aalear■ ta. k
aa* •( lH graatesl healing *«*orie* far
•(fair of Wednesday
the
J. A. Kelly.
»»d ro. yd* earth ea atalinn a* t i(a
Mra. Clyde Byrd and two sniall
aural raagki la i cride ami a i n
bridge party aod luhchrun gtren
fit
fin.
(I
nub
ana
e
utter
a
1.1*
an af (kraal traablaa. Cwawil.—
by j i n . !*ercy Mrhi at the Hotel daughters, Mary Mart* and Malty *>• **■>•!• maeaUam i.aaa * Ineh Ihhfc Ik k it
Motropolitan Opera Star
fosususa, la *.UuUn ta ctaaane.«(k*v
Jean, u-turned home Tuesday I ram III *•( .( l a asphalt tun 1 laeh (kick •> tl.lt
O
Fi-m
*t
Lake,
the
guett*
including
keallnf ilwaaili abab M k r .ifJ boat
meeting of the
CanIra* I t a a.
Arcadia,
where
they
have
been
Mr zx<vSoprano
Sanfutd, at 10 o’ * the member*" uf Sbter* Bridge spending the holiday* a* tha guest*
l i l t ra >4* earth t i .ii i lk i* V I I I
Club.
1(1* lla II <trtli an* a altar t» II » ■
Irritation ami Inflsmnsatles*. nbita ik*
■Forr*»l Mke.
of
Mra.
Byrd’*
patent*.
Mr.
and
4 Will Appear in Concert
111 Ilia, (i h*a*>r earh II I It
The card tabf** were arranged In
B ltlf lr geee tm t,i ike Hu m V « «kttlt aq (da marsdsm kaae a In tfalrh •* II ta
for d » Wvmtu the ladle* parlor* which were Mr*. Jake Wey.
n r t lf lata tk* Urad. sit sets the arat
ITU
*
•
•
id*
**i>r,*li
t.i*
t
larh
(hi.
a
u
fl.tb
Under Aa*pictit of
CpUeopal Church at blight with silver basket* filled
at tkd Ironhi* ami ikeeha tka jiunik
T»1 CO. fl rooemt# allej '#r M l
,Mr*. lleane Turn, r of Fort
Chapel.
I alt* *ark
•
,—
.( ik* garma.
M
ur it* Department Sanford Woman** Cluh
with canlendula*. The tallies Were Myers, who 1* visiting here a* the
l.sl.iielur < inapenimi ..f materials
Ciragtaldow la guaraniml lalufa*
)■***! t i f f i n . advertising, rle ,
done in jonquil*, and after «eeeral
at of her aliler. Mr*. Kme«t | Cralneirlna M M iM til i n k percent
Dry |a Ik* trootasenl at am iam l
turday
\
enjoyable game* of bridge had
iOttilia and ral.l*. brawklal ssthma
-nalaterlua. r-'*lra<i .Iff * I* a (terreifi
pp, motored to Winter Park
10 o'clock at the
hern played, the holder* of top Tuesday where she was the guVsl
nlenil f i i r t h t •*iaig*r I *e(r«M|itr * tammln
brant kill* a*4 ntkrr farm* of IT*#)*Tl»TAI.#
«'0*T
score were awarded quaint hand- of Bishop and Mr*. (*atner«n at
•ary disen se, ami la swell* St far botklTo
ha
bath.
anilralf
li,
adjacent
pu>*e»r
••
painted candlesticks and candla*. luncheuti at the Bishnpsiead
Woman’s Club
M| up tk* areleai alter raid* at It*.
number at fm Itfalad* I.IIt
londay
Assessment |f*i IanI frontage t i l l
M nr* r*fended If an# cwogk or raid ia
Following th# game, th# (t#*at>
rica la-ague of Holy repaired to the private dining iw m
*a( reItrend alter lai tag nraillnr I*
rtlKl, T WltXIAMU. r .» il» « r
Adulta $1.SO; Children 91.00
at 3 o'clock at th*
P<)R
SALK
.Yrnif
where a delicious *ia-cnur*e lunch
t'l #>•>•>,**> Final *•••**»•»» dire*Ilona. Ask your drag/let. (idk)
tHsrrlklls*
Raymond Key, ‘JOT
i -it
na»r*fd Helabla ■
eon * i i served.
The luncheon On or before -Mtfcttf»>. Jnn.
*
*
-a - ,
i. Thli ia a joint
ranf-ra. *twrr#o.
10th, I h i InllnWlwi con lrtrfltable*
were
a.kirned
with
howl*
of
list.
Lai
*
,
Wa
II
UMkAlMfl,
. Agnr* and Women'?
r»riu *u »
U +4U +
golden calendula*, and the color* on* rqfiiptnrnt will be noW it
ssw o la w n a i
.“ ' r N n 4*
of green and yellow were, further b argaiii p rice * :
tv p rtaUa >
sat, ia Ctnb will meet with accentuated by the place cards
rt j fa n e ,
Iasi Si
frail
Ilsra’S , ttekford, on Kim Av*-' which were In the form* of Jon 1 Novo b II. P. Ga* Engine anil n M. Car»wlt
4‘ora A. V>rata*
Eat u 1
Hoist.
o'clock with Mrj.
T W. I.aiwt
quil*.
I C. II. and E. ft FI. P. Ga* Engine
\\ t* Us*'"•«■**,
hoateaae*.
Lot . The guest* were Mr*. W. Theo-j
Ira ta ils
la>t t|
with combined cut nff ami rip
----- 1
---J I*. Henann
Imt It
dure Langley, Mr*. Floyd Palmer,.
saw and rig,
nCnw -K I. Marbrtl
l^rt •*
Mr*. La Verne Hurt, Mr*. Ralph i
vlt» II D Hart
lx
Wight. Mr*. C. H. Klrtley, Mra.i I Hand Operated Hoist. ’
llea<»
at
tk*
let*me*Uu**
at
1 C. 11. A E. 7 II. P. Engine and
it,* o,.i(t, tin* „( neaaa#
Henky wight and Mry K dw vdj
•ire*! mill tka eaai ttnr (rg>‘
1!o|*t.
Marked.
t*m|a# of ttak areau* to to#
I Jaeger
Hag Concrete Miter.
pis, >>Tnaatoesl Kstaoi* *4-allUsa to Hanli-ed, Fl-xida.
Dr. R. S. Kevlar of Kail Orange. 1 Ford On* Ton Truck. 1WS model.
..
IPsOre run north 1*< >«*l.
of program which mA>‘ N. J., i* vialUng hi* daughter, Mr*. I Buggies Two Ton Truck.
vast tea fist. *„otn go * feat.
of Cecil Arden, who W. E. Wat»on at- her homo In 4 Itumsey 4-in. Piaphram Pumpo.
W»#l IM (eel
1*1
11,110-11
Mra It t> llaet
Woman'* Club neat Rose Court.
I Morris 4-In, Centrifugal Pump,
u*aIn at Ifee lallfssrllss »f
ning under th* aurPully Drive.
lU# north Uno ■>( -VsU *
mu*ic department of
Mra. H. llolm Dean, who has bran Various small tool* including lead
rtnsl with (ha west tins las,
"Ring out tk* rid Year,
iv.J,—ir <•( I S , trsssr is (ha
i Cluh, may b*pr*dlct- •pending the past week her# with
Hag In the New" ansi **»
pots, runner* and caulking tool*.
plat vf Haalovd Hi
[lowlug rptotalion from her ran and wife. Mr. and Mr*.
lion to Its of
with our fnarvhaadira, w*
Iftenee rory north
11 artUt he reel f: “ I Holland L. Dean at'lheir home In 1 Tuol House.
torch »•* (vrt.
t»er, u
ar* rteaing out Fall Drase
•
Ml
IM
f*sl.
south
III
lr»t
The
above
cat,
he
te
r
n
on
the
nerery In advance and Mayfair, left Wednesday for b » r (
*aal I#* feat
,
Ml
It IM »(
re at astonishing price*
•ite of the new city ball build
I* which will *uit the home tn Miami.
Th* strove and (oreaotna (Inal *a**o*m*ota ar* paraOt* th toll op l*
but U**glr*a u* room fo#
ing in DaLand, 11a. Make ua
rial town* of loraliKehfuatf 1st. 1*11. wlthuai l u . i m , and after suets date *a,4 a*o**s
Rpnng .StyD* and ei»an offer for all <>r a pari.
osents ar* patabU In lew equal annul InkUllMenl* with ttilrreel at I
able* ua to always give
not mean the atoopreal per anuuo, ..n all 4e(rr|ed war otenlf.
OBITt-A R Y j | I NION INDK.MM 11 COMPANY ■per,W|to»*#
“ RtyD Without
thinge, but it doe* j
or*
hood
*a
O
ti.
0
,
r
(
and
the
Mol
ui
ike
City
of
hanferd
Wm. Allen Cook
Flux Ida this It ml da* si (U o e tir . A l> Itft
g of »ueh number* a*
Katravaganea"
Whereas our GoJ, the All Wl»*
I’utnam lintel, DrLarvi, Fla.
(opt* of an unmuatral ami Merciful Creator, In HD infin
ih c a ii
*
i. b rm rtfm . etiy n*r*
ly toward* mu*lr. Therr ite wisdom ha* called frum our
aong* which have a unt ! qt.Jal our beloved friend and ro.......................... ................................................ ..
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il, which are a* approwvrkcr, Ida Mae Gray, and
Aeolian Hall a* In the
Whereat, it |* with difficulty but
rial community, other*,
yet
with faith that we resign ourith cannot be rung fit
# n d l.u m lx r Jgckft.a, t h *
salve* bi HD will and hi* ImrrutItr place.
Very n ew est
iH color*,
I make aar out o f-loan able and hidden marry.
T h e coaium # th u t in com p leted moni twr*
p rice d vary r r la o n io la
Tbarafor*
Be
It
Para
feed:
it bast half Kngllsh
fretty
one w h
i - M y fgtvvo
t
teen y in th#
w,e uitc
n ere m i-tguy
n i
r-w-r#
• ft-fj
That ar* remember with U/v* th*
employ non* but Rngr* in concert* given on (•aautlful Ilf* and character of her
who hoe gone frum ua, that wo bo
rufe thrcuil ntlk with Mt- Itrpn. line
pkHired that the prrvgnt (wirtlag l*
la A horn* that will gh* «»c#Unn
for hut a little whil*. ami that w*
Woodruff Gives will look forward to a reunion o f,
J aervU'c ami kt th# Mm# time con
In iite greater Ilf# beyond. ’
form to tha vary neatest in appuar.
•Luncheon For frlrnde
That wv. the IDughtera uf W ee-1
anew,
In ibm iig out fall
irs O f Her Clull lay >*f th* Matkoditl Sunday,
dr aarea « « offer high
School, do ektrnd Ui har greatly
priced
dlaaeoa Iha I
lovliest social affair* lo-f, avrd family our sincere sym
raid up to IIH.M at the
was the bridge-luncb- pathy; aasuring thaoi of our after-,
amaiiug price bakrw
t» Mr*. J. I) Wmalruff lion for her and our daalra to be of j
Thaa* ar* flat crape*,
comfort
to
them
in
their
sad
af[at her attractive h<r.ne
l rape da cklriea, ate . Ill
•*.Court, when she an- flivtion.
^
• multitude of rainra
That a copy of the** residution* B
twember* of her dup
and • large variety of
Nationally known fot their, serviceability
lw spread upon th* minute* of our
e-tub.
aitra. |V«ltiv*ly. one*aa well aa thHr ahei r tyeauty. we a rc ofo f sweet |teas in the d t u , a copy b#' rant Ik* dolly
N a w
Flaniiul C u « u
/ J r
c ia t
triiSar
L
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Hilton’s Efatber Shop
*— ?«. M s .
‘
Cecil A rden
C
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Monday. January 10,1927,8:15 p. m.
f
I(
[rden Expected
?sent A Varied
On Monday
At Raffeld
An Event o f .Unexcelled Values
Editorial
I
Three D ays o f R are
vValues
:
Friday and
Sheerest Beauty in Hosiery
Phoenix Thread Silk
Dresses
$1.00 & $1.50
All
and narrlasu* were paper* f#r puhlkatlon, r copy *l»u
tming profusion in l lie t>, th* aorrtrwful family,
the guests ussfinMed . Signed BESSIE ZACHARY,
Chairwsan
V'
BUTH A. HAND
[was *er»,d at a datnti-'
WINNIE. A. McCALL
table wfaich ar**
C om m ittee
a handsome Madras^,
terad with g low b o w lI \
pastel tinted tweet
butterflies in tka
hits*, tnaia* and
•tka place wf the
I eVlerk a tempting
n wa* aervad.
mtion will b* held
“ ‘
■ o f thl*
$2.25
d e lig h tfu l v h g n g * o f F**hK)p.
w a lin g
...
•
TH U R SD AY
'( i M T I t O 'H rw n
I
-*•
$3.00
"The Blue Kagle’
a
(genuine Arrowhead Hosiery
SILKEN UNDERTHENGS - - Step-Ins, Teddies
Bloomers
Gown% a# well tn crepe d« chine and
i* •*
the high cat grade in ailk janey and
other high grade ailka. Kvery color
that will match mi daily’a coat time i#
in thia a#taction.
an AH S ta r C a ll
sim p licity tfia t h
Nothing i» sacrificed In chkoaing
three hoaa with the Halo top* The *
very *b##r chiffon. In our many col
or#, wll mak# # direct appeal to (hr,
buyer.
$J.75
KG DATK CHANGED
| o f tka member* of tk*
prime A u w U lp a of th*
I School oa colbd U Dm
S p rin t, w h it# F u r Cdflkr*. f f c
Van Raalle Chiffon
‘,'M^lfi pifaa*M
s
frrtnif a wt*k oeloclloo of colnra In Van
Kaalta ami Phoenli all **(Ik chiffon.
V #ry rh ofo* at only
I
tRa Ini ere sting gaara
bridge^ th# seorts
tellie* alra In the
tterfliaa. and when
added, th* holder*
received silk knra.
a laid for Mr*. W. W.
B*n Cue wall. Mr*,
lluttcm. Mrs. .Jama*
Hawkins Connelly.
Tittle. Mra. Donald
Mr* Woodruff.
SilkChiffon
-
$375
A rro w h e a d Huntery la not a d fo r tU d u ra b ility , a aub*
alantial. inwxprrnaiv#, yet draaay hoaa th a t a t th a regu lar print ia a r a n b a r g a in - d o n 't fa ll to taka adva n tag* o f utir o f fe r f o r tn 4 wuak *nd. AH rotor* and
■hadra a n d aUaa.
t«
)er##>.T Delightfully ti;tmnied in
dainty lace# and nthen*, in rontraating odor materiala.
$4.50
“StyI«, Without Extravurine*"
Um«d
’
3 Block# From Ill-Price* Sanford Ave.t Between 2nd A 3rd
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T ||K SANFORD ITERAI.D. W EDN ESDAY. JA N TA RV
«> «> < • < » < . < .• > •;
Mtmlur Of Flwld.i Hnr Cher
F lf lj Yearn Held In M ir *»
Kslcttn B y Fellow W inker*
Oho I'av" llnnor To Him
TALLAHASSEE. Fin., inn. V—
id’)—Th» wh**-l» of M »l Mt*l f"*'
. h.n.-ry p«UM 1 1 - ! 3 < II "f TV»|W( to > rrilfli(( T*»wl* Mj»T*. »
member wf thn Fl*»cs«ls» her f«»r Q*er
M year* •ml MilalafiJifi* publr-'
firurt. who dkd UM nijrht *t th<*
life of It, after a brief iTlnwt*.
Tha atate nupreme (ourt adjourned f«r the day ami Uf*l af
fair* In Other aerttnn* of the rapt
tol wrrfc alto at a virtual utarol
aim ' .
j
"
Funeral •rranjrement* for >lr,
«> rtr were deferred today, p*rwl lri|r adrirn reranlinr (be arrival
from llrt Motor*. I»wa, nf a eon,
('apt. Selim W. Myer*. of the United Slate* army, who t* aUti'.nrd
at Fort firs Maine*, relative* .in.
nounerd. It I* probable, however,
that burial will tajte place abou*
Thursday nr Friday.
ftcodr* bring one <rf three attnr,
neyi of the slate affiliated with
thr Fto'iila bar for nrer the half*
irntury mark. Mr. M>.r* ha>
served a* clerk of tin suprenv
court a>ul pro, Ident nf the ntatr
aenale% At the lime nf hi* deatl
ho wni’ both city and county attnr
ney and a c*>mmi*»loner from Unr
id* on'the tnmmUrinn f«*t uniform
law*. He wa« attorney for *errr*|
ron<ontinnc hrrr, ami wat a**orialed In' nun h lillgatinn, mrUnlin * |
tr*«»« nf the <nnclitutlonallty nf th.■tale cdirllfith law*, *rho»l law
arm n read t»>nd L*u* of etalr.wiiU
effect, ami hail numbered amotif
hi* vie for lea In murt that *u*tam<
ln*r tbi validity of the acta-alle-l .
Iluekrrian bill, cresting th e Florida 1
IU»te folley,. fur Women amt lhr |
Vnivm lty of Florida
wl
Automobile Cued On
Ski in In New York
CLUB
The novel combination i f a
rnvrrpu wairnn and a , t'lievrolri
niounled in front on *kii* arul In
the leaf on »»inwiin.bllr caterpillar
llartorr. I* the *trant*-*ppr*tiny
vehicle* UM-d by the Black lllver
Telephone eonijiaivy of Imwville, N.
Y.. ft.f winter “ trciuble'ShiepUny**
Pit It* tine* in the beaty snow b*lt
nf New* Volk Mate.
Tbe Jbffpjilt winter territory for
the rorrpday*# linemen rvtvnil*
from |.al* (intario to Itaiiurttr
l<»h*> in tlir Adrondark Moun
tain* ami ‘involve* the maintenance
o f netvci v thrraifhout a chain of JO
ttd ia litre*
Thl* tjpw of vihide, wMrh will
travel aver the most formidable
snow drift*, wa* a‘ «emb)ed by II.
O. I'reblr*, a mechanic in the r » .
ploy of tire trlrpi.me «<>mp«Ky. '
""TllK format openim: o f Mount Ply
mouth's new §350.u00 Club-Hotel on
s ijicrn o o n
Wfklnesddy, Jlniunry 12th, will be the
Bridge, party for the ladies. Bridge, how
ever, can Ik* played throughout, the entire
day, as s])ecial tables will be arranged.
outstanding event o f the entire winsen son. You can’t afford to-miss this
itly anticipated all-day event.
special Orchestra will play from 8:20 un
5:3(1 Tea will be served and dancing en
State Demands All
Matters Of lteeord
The Vttcil btatistka tVpailment
of the Stair Hoard of Health, ha*
sent out a rail few all rritifkatr*
of blrta and drtlh* for the year
H I* which have riot already tern
, forwatih.I, arrordinjr to ft. I.
Smart reglvirar for
Seminole
County
Many certificate* In Ihl* county
have )at been banded in by phyairian* * W l
various authoritlaa
whir** Jot i It I* U* do >n and the
law iivrvanrf* that no imrai.llat*
return Ur mad* of all death* and
birth*, Mr. Snuut stated today.
f Merriment
.
.1 -Vc »t IIntrI Hull In Florida
American Plan
Excellent Turin*?>•>. $G and |7 Sintfli'
lid. SI 1 nyil ||J Double
M orning
1* holes of go lf i Metial play) over the new
•St. Andrew’s course will Iwgin a.t 9:30 in the
morning. You can arrange your own four"m e1 if you so desire, otherwise Charlie
Howe, the Professional, will place you in a
suitable match. Then will Ik * no green or
entrance fees for thi> dav.
MILANE
MONDAY
There will be a buffet luncheon at 12:30. It
is not necessary that you make reservation
for this luncheon, but it will Ik* a great deal
safer if you do.
averting
*
ind best event o f this big day
tinner-Dance, beginning at 8:30
ng. The cover charge will be
A wonderful Orchestra will dispense won
derful music to a wonderful group o f the
country's business and social leaders. You
must be there.
M ol^e Reservations E a rly
Reservations must be received by January
8th. They will Ik* cared for first come first
served. *
Reservations are being made to Manager
Arthur Curtis, cure Mount Plymouth office.
Thrasher & •Garner, Local Agents, 112 S.
Park Ave. .
Phone 632W
mV *
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M O U N T P L Y M O U T H C O R P O R A T IO N
_
. ^
O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A
M E SOLID. CENTRAL
CTIO N O F FLO RID A
Sanford Agents
* O l M :l l ^ « U *
jw
112 S.^ark Avenue
liocal Manager
iher and Garner
wVR. uhdfils .now
HFAT SAI.K frt, ■>«». Tl
•t
» .
%
$
�#
-a -
rAHh FIVE
T H K S A N F O R D H K I tA L U , W E D N E S D A Y . J A N I T A R Y , 5 . J M 7
18— H usinFvs S e t v f c r O f fe r e d
'iH— H o u se h o ld G o o d
llttjtEnrss rtice.< fo r Kent
tIODGINb * COWAN CO., Auu»
Radiator aod •beet metal work*
Plain and ornamental Mieat metal
work. Tel. 7I6-W. -V7 French
L . a III W received
Aven tie,
b o d reUrsrlee aeat
______
■ • e MT"«enl. H
|T
I 0 < a l.» n M
All kind* of
ftc • U j f ,
rtal Work.
r ___. 7 c ■ i i m
11 . At O a k
lea an r*gae*t.
reel.. Tele
ed ra*<» are fur
InaertLm*.
o f average length
I HADDOCK STF.AM PRKSSERY
a line.
charge vf 3Cc for | —Cleaning, preening, tailoring.
; tUS S. Palmetto' Avmue.
I’ hun*
laing I* reairlclcd to : H f-J.
lifkation.
r te made The San*
U I . PERKINS — llabcniavher
will be reepenaibie
hejd.|uaMcre for C o l l e g i a t e
(Incorrect Inecrtion,
Clothe* 1IU Flr»t Street
(r for aubaequent
Die office ehculd be
T1M7 SEMIN01.K t’ RINTERY
odlately In ca»e i f
kaalflcatlon will give
[e Information. And
|they will u n i t y<7«
your want ad. to
ue effective.
TANT NOTICE
fa ahould give their
Daloffice a^dreia a*
ir phone number if
;reaulta. About one
af a thou <arid baa n
n<f the other* can't
I with you unlc**
FURNITURE for ealet One font.
iRtNUlIf, J-i
ur e f l l r t at P irk A n .
amt Commercial U rett.
W. M
Y e iit f, Owner, Siut Park Ave , t>|>po» te Court llm ne.
U»*d Car Lot, Palmetto on.)
Third Stieet
*
I f I Sanford
l#M Emw* tVarh
General Contractor
at Pboiv' 411
tP2ll Cord touring
IS2J i hevndet Touring
It*.’ < l>n.lgv Sedan
Klllt SALE
\Vo<*«len e n te a and — ----------anger bag*, cheap
Terpptatun |TQR R c N t
Beverage Co., MJrt W. Firat St
bungalow
3IU.NKY ID 1 .0 A,N
t. 1 2 In 8*t
- nil
DuaineM nun Komlc-ntml
J’ n n u 'r ty ,
M t'rti'u g f ;.n »n Dept
Del o i l I ^
FEN CER
•I—•AutoauU'dee for Sate
t. Phone 417-W. II. R. A v«nue-, 6 7 — .l l o o i n i W it h H oard .
low on Part, Avo
r>ommerrial Street.
— __ rare Hermhl.
ROOMS, with or without rveali
lleaeonahU rate*. iJt coin Hotel.
U imJi
at T he Sanford
ROY SCHMIDT
Ih w rd
•lucco
Ave.
I>ean
bungab>w.
Apply
aftar
-vnfor.l Automubtle 1 1
(kirporatlon. fort Mvgnulla A\a
f'h
6:30.
. ALENPULA Blooms—Mrs. I- II.
Jonee, 2 1 t K. (VntraL Phone FOR KENT—-l^rsr txilriaim with
I Flr*t SL Tuoaday 3UH-M2J
twin bed*, fireplace
411 Park
[a on ting; 'identify
Ave.
kinci* Traveler* In
STEWART THE FLORIST*
*d. Box 311, HeraaUl.
FOR RENT
Attractive bctr.wun
Flowers for all ocraulnna
private l-atl
615 Park Av •
McLANDKR ARCADE
on Pnrk Are., Tur»Phone 42U.
Phone 781.
r ptea*e return tv
1 Co. and revcivr rv7 f--A p a r tm r u iH and F lats
ihtay morning, b la i..
containing receipt*,
•r on Sanford ave., or
inder refer*to C| C. A.,
and receive reward.
silk muffler. In or
ie Theater. Return
Herald office. Re*
JEWETT A M ) PALE
W . S. F H IC K . M g r.
A
RIVES ilk RACE.
W
t n n ip lctc
t.ln c ut *
I'ra m r* and Scrccrv.
Sanfiird IWaler
W l . i Sr
I’hor
t ulum.iMIr. fttr Hale
H rdlrint Cabinrln
C ypreag nnd Fine
F ram in g
ShrnlM ng
IIIUGINS-SMITtl-WIGItr, INTReal Eatate arvl
INSURANCE BROKERS
MARVAN1A
Allow u* the epportlirtlfy
7—IVofcmuIrmnl Services
showing you this fuvu ii*|.
Realty
FURNlbllED apartment. 217 W. Scrugga-Scoggin*
1
Mnaonii T*
13th St
I’hone M U . or *•!»• Phi tie 738.
C IIIR O H tAC TlC — The aclencv
that, make* people well and hap W. W Potter
py. You sl*o ran enjoy gteid
health through thia method of
OR KENT — Two • room garagr
apart ut.nt, firtt floor, with bath
healing. Dr. W. E. MarDougall.
la anil lightr
Jetiamine Ave. FOR RALE—Two hituM-v ami »liire
lat Nat Bank
L’himc 4R2 J.
on lot 84*210 feet; pear Wood,
ru ff Spring on U e tj Fir*4 St. A
bargain for Fl.Odh! F.miulru V 1
premtae* A. T. Chancellor, owm
,‘ AlfCAl>K
i
HKiel C ATESS EN
l*rt parnrl M eat*
Hi ilia, U iikea
Snla<ta. r*h*wo«v* j
41 M r ljt fiile r A m a iL ’
ONK -P A Y SKHVlCt
SANFORD
l.A U N D R t
SI!) W . 3rd S» .
I’ h im r 173
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^
The Power
O f Suggestion
1*0 DOE
Flrmrlng
••
P*ti«ur* car* and Graham Truck*
CW n«
t’br
FlnLh
p
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PI
• 3
Mtiuldingu
Idtth
llfick
S A M OLD HOICK t O,
3IJ Magnolia Ave
Phona 367
Colds
Umc
I'U a lrr
W hile Hih K 1'l.isicr
NalH
.
llnnrd
S crcrn W ire
\ ^
H uildcru H a r d w a r e ^ 1
D oan
W indown
M urphy Iron in g Hoard*
Made to O rder
->t|eie * a « « v to and 1
fir roem*. FUSi* down, >10 tn,|iitt
corner
Ilr lp W a n ted — F cm n lr
13— Help W anted— Male
S ta tio n *
WANTED
A
RIENCED 1
J. J MAUSER.
FOR RENT — Three roomed fur
ni»he »|x«rtmcnt and {.rival*
bath, ready about Feb loth. 311]
K. Fifth 81.
HOUSE FOR RENT Newly fu*m*h<*d. 6 room*, hot m iter; Ju»t
o ff Avocado Ave
U3lT W 2a«l S;.
HONEY to loan at from 6 t -3 to TOR RENT — Fumi*hed
7 P« f tent inter**!
A l*. CONNELLY « SONS
house
< iu.«
a|mrtmen
1301 Magnolia ’ Avenue
l’h«n» 7tt<t*J
cation; large loti garage, finptare; evary modern ronventenc.
p,M*e*«i on Jail 1ft. Bennett 8
Stoughton, Palmetto A m and G
neva St
,
FOR SAl.t. -ft.maan *iucro bout*
■nd garage, »n highway 6 1 -2
mile* south of Sanford; ana Stan
room, four living room*. i*on h. .
and rloseta; on corner tuitalda f
buaine** or filling itiiin a i IJjitni
Walter Wright, (Ttriu llrighla.
yuia k * ' (t afftrienr that 1
•IJNKL'Mri) fyr lt.
Tlwt
HILL'S
It atilpv colde
h-attra, whecVa fiver, a>pei
Wwal*, then
lone* the
. aLgpp Mlttloni roipl**)
h ie reautla.
Go try it In1
H I L L ’ SC*«e*»» knalft 0* h w
he « » r— M MUX’S. U i h M I
* e*.*••!*. A> *U c , „ „ l , - . u .
Dr Ft ETCHtw-L- Hjrowm
SPECIA LIST
Am r AbodandSAm
Diseases
H a l.rn H n ilITII.
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rO W L O lfO a REALTY
COMPANY
r*?t» C o, geritr*'
aide walk*. bu(1d*
;ation bote* J. K
Sanford is without question
in infinitely better shape fi
nancially, industrially* and
commercially than any otht r city in the whole state o f
Florida
1 »tilw|t bring* atwh pru:ti|
Kxwd. right in your
I rev to red, sap rat**
FOR REN T — Three unfurnlahed
19— I’ ouDry and Sappllew
ik like new. ILgheit
I<*om«, lue of bath and telephone
!» rhergr. It. Hieae,
j T A S fjiK tt Rtrsln Whitv lAfho*n UL*e In. Phfitw 244-W.
IS la n ry Dry Clear,ft-««M»M luingalow, )n the Ifeigt*'*
baby chick*; orders lakan nnvr
hardwood fleer* and built In fea
fer late January deUvery from my FURNISHED p p a n m .n U ; t •
arui three room*, firat floor; coo* lu re*; |7ftO 00 give* .immediate p” ■»wn stock; f 2ii per hundred or 118
1j«. STORE - Pro*
*e*alon; lwl*M* Irtft.UO per mvwih.
for MXl and over; 10 per cent with v. nienre*. 313 F^at Fifth.
) u p . S »ia . We art
order.
Davie’* Plea*ant View
• yo'ir phone,
fumlahed 6-room bungalow _ in EUgaw,<r,|
Poultry Farm and Hatchery, Uo* FOR R E N T -F iv e 1
Mil 103
* apar ment * Thu
Apart* I •a»l*tn r*pu*ure; larga lol
33, Apopka, Fla.
, hardww-t flour*. I7.3.VJ 00, tea
meht*, 317 Park Av>
1 6 I urnttui* Co.
enable UrmC
5G— F u e l a n d F e e d
Firat Street
FOR KEN*T— Attractive two room j
r a full line,
furni.Ked apart m e)), reaauitahte 4-runm h,*«*e on corner M
r right
Ca*h or MOOD—Dry pin* ahd-oak, etove
rate* 1113 MyrtD Avr.
hut at tl.MM.flO; eaay |e
and
fireplace,
Phone
i
n
mt your buiineaa.
(U » rtf T)rt H Of
#* rttlrtifC 1
*»i . r.»i4*M D. F f|
L - Hot Kindwirhee
iRUO COMPANY
b u ll Store"
Bal tv o f our pm nip*,
virtin s* and enirk.
• larfrtd# MiM i*3KV«M ”
-Wtl n-» w* rig &4|Ml rtWfl riffle* Vt1 * *
)« UN t»*v rtf Jtrtnrtey |>i.V
I H II A*HK1.U
pWftlft - V (f*i
Hu n *
Siding
THE PARK A P A II T M E N TS.
PARK AVENUE AT CENTRAL price 14VX> Bart Na*en. VaM
W ANTED — Fir*t-c!a*a cook for
STREET; MODERN. ELEGANT I l.i tel llldg Phone U 3.
fttnily o f tw o; muit cook th n e
I V FURNISHED. SLKCTRIOAL
meal* a day ahd do general hnuae.
GARAGES
BIG Beer colored work. Apply Bo* II. Herald o f KEFRHJE RATION
REASONABLE BATES APPLY
“ Joe."-^Finder re fice, giving reference* and full
AIT NO #.
A* Newman. Lib- particular*.
NEW ft.room Irungalow, good l
,
RL TRIM CO.
I ear, not the owner
'*7 for estimate*,
f. RADFORD
iTK
LUMBKU YARD
Pb : * 713.
FOR RETNT— Furnished mom, two OFITCK FOR KrN T la Meiach
h«N , connecting hath
1101
Rlog
Apply A r C.innety A
Magmdia Avr
Son*. Magnulla ami 2nd
Found
’>e lt*nm*r»*4 ^ve*;tv
H U I'S- MARM<<"
^Palmrilu
Kerg
i*i)iv—-
CASH LUMBER CO. *****
SEMINOLE I fUntUUrESSEX
717 W..Firat
r<-mpt - Efficient
irvice
NAM
.n mni^s f » f
M IlT li H n i O l s r o
h - i S4
710 W. Flr*l M.. ctmm- 172 tt V
bungalow
FOR RF.NT- Four-room tumUhed Herald Building
.1 D l f i llT O N
* SANFORD
Re;
FOR R E N T-* 3 r'*oni mrurntthed
8 8 — IJonms W it h o u t
It A Cr S
Apply at
J'hc MeruM O ffice
■1*1 Ton Truck
I . I I Ton Graham True
• d ■ tutnnnh lr. per Sale
WIGIIT-CHRlSF.NBF-hRY PRINT COR SALE -One rdlbtlp de.k at
SHOP — Printing. .Engraving, 1 a bargain, Phone 307.
KOll RENT OR SAI I
EmboTCiag Sen u> lin t
Wd do!*—— —
■- — -----fundabed 3-roora »tu
Authorized Iturn Itefintehlng
"jock for *pare tire on
[, between Mellonvill,buntaln Ice Co., Sun*
plea-r return to.Buick
■
HIi t Ittul^n t ‘otipo
NSCO CAMERAS
AND SUPPLIES
600 Wait Firat Street
iSj*
W A N T K I>
SI — M ise r R nnrm i*.
CRAFT WORK COURSE
Two
lr« -.on» a week, making and Jcco NEW hungalou. I rnutr
rating tamp rhade., tnjrr, furni
3 t Inect*, hot and ■
ture. houaehnld artnlc* and fine rW tric lights on Uri
l<eedie atrd glam work; , Ultra af l« r month. A. I* Chat.
•ernoor* and evening*. Enn !| -34 Magnolia.
tow, Woman’a Kxthange, Velde
Hotel
*f , . - , 1m. aod toA.ui* *•*
f -i-rfin a a l v r t »r .|:,..lexa T' f
i ..» <uiir 1 * t - 1 l i
piece bedroom vuttr, Irurjrj on.»
FOR RENT — | » u
l-jiUlt
oil water heatei, one three-burner
c i lleardatt Avr •aitnklr I
I er^tena atore^ one hp'iikfaat tuf.e.
gr< rty (tore at'll meat
N ri
II, Kampenlhal, |t> ute A.
It Walden. Cana nan Ctty, (ft.
•'«>* 536-11, N>w L'taala.
" A N T *o trade g<x>d Gulfport. jrr month fa ll a
Florida, .ft* room bungalow and drv*e O. A M . M3
lot for 5 arrr> and hour* In or
401 W. « h St. W. N. Lumley. Prop*
near Sanford Care E. Kaierman FOR RENT Eight rtwm him**’ to
take Morroe
ren|H<naib1* |>artie«
A P. Con
C IA R E N C E SMITH
nelly A Son*. 231 Magnnl .1
a
foVERTI.HF.nS ,
v
11 d representative
[familiar with rate*;
UNCONDITIONED I
ATTRACTIVE n»im« t.t rink ft *
FOR SALE
WOOD
—
WOOD
Sieve. Heater, and Fireplace
MUD k .S E R V IC E TKANSFKM
P llflN E Irt
The Herald Clatvifwd Departnivnt. will be glad (9 help
•"anger* get located In room*
or apartment* and will render
every aaaUtaiic* to thoae req v c itli| It.
V*
Real Kalale
hfcufitf *.# VhfuMUiia
Dr Fu j c h e r I B h o w n
MONTH El.U> M ineral Util
tie# A Operating io n p a n a pur-
rhaie* city |-’*er plant.
a io
M A IN
• mu
»'
.Art* you appreciating this
all imijortant fact—-if so
then hop over on the other
side o f the fence apt! hur
rah !
Croaking: about ti*rht money
poor business -rlong: crctfits and unsettled conditions
will make for just that—
I*et’s hurrah! the U*st town
t h e soundest l> a n k s
thinffH Kointf a I o n k' t o p
notch prosperity on every
hand—hurrah!
'Phut is the way to make
S a n f o r d Ktaml out—as u
“ City Substantial** amonjr
the Cities _of<>J*’lorida.
A I*
r*
ST. -
JACKSONVILLE. TLA
By Crane
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THE WEATIIKIt
Fair tonight M d Friday to *aat
portion# tonight, f* W o '« rtlia n #
north Friday; nwwMtate Vguthwo*.
wind* becoming nett herig Friday.
iU K N E W S P A P E R
hed in iT o r U U 'a H ea rt,
o rld ’ n G re a te s t V e g e ta b le
i. Its R ich est G a rd en U n d
S A N F O R D . FI.O H ID \, I HI I M 1 A Y . J A M
S ix P a ge* T od a y
r mi ■ n iT if » i r
A R Y « , 1927
Damage Caused Bv California Karthqunke
R e p m te n ln lite R om itic, D em
ocra t Front .Missouri. I*re
sen t* M easure W ednesday
In I/Ower llodv O f C ongress
rs Bearing 400
Ines To Insure
ident ProtectFor U. S. People
f Arms To Diaz
eminent To Be
nitted B y U, S.
tTNCTON. Jan. 6 .—
ilx A d d ition a l naval
a v e fcec.n ord ered to
la. cu r ry in g an exp e1 fo r c e s o f 400 M ar-
Ipa «ro the cruiM?m
J ami Marblehead,
pyor* Barker. Smithand O ybam p. and
i n o ten d er A rg o n port to Rear Admiral
immnnd of tha AirrrI Nicaraguan water*
nsilu-n a* conditions
ra other destrtyrr*
I yesterday, and al
t were to rrptare two
o f their type, they
ill be used temporarily
the total Ajoerlcnn
gth 'available to AdIry Department (aid the
If the dfspatrh o f addi-l
kps and thipa wa* to civ.
Ural Latimer, tn “ thorwotectM American live*
f\ y In the war tom Cen.
riejn country.
) of sis orfteers and ICO
tts and Marines from the.
lalvqgtor. *f*r# tn grrtre
gua, the rapttpl, « noon
act as s legation guard,
w contingent of Marine*
It* Argonn* will replace
from the Calves t«m at
, and the Utter will rebe sweeper Quail has i«*en
Eorinto from the Canal
tem porary duty, and will
Kachad to Rear Admiral
Byquadmn.
■ ria l announcement, isB n i i r a l Ktwrlr, the th ief
■ o r a t i o n * , listed tha fix
Kgmt said:
B v t thipa and men wtH
B h r direct command of
pRral lallm rr for •••ch
> he may assign them *»n
dUntic or Pacific coatta
bovr naval force# are bo,o join Rear Admiral Iniuadrvn to enable hint tn
|y protect American interLi* Urea and property of
|sod foreign citiivn* in
it P a y r o l l Of
d U $3,350.00C;
lurvey Reveals
vual payroll r.f Hanford
apd rgricultural |airliined approslmalr• the
jnOJOOO, according to an
r eetimat* mad* today
fruiter, aecretary o f the
Eatnairrrr,
lrea mailed to head* of
Jaatsic • and to many
[ tho district haw a d
flat* response wtth but
Jnlng tc- be raturae<l, ar8 statement issued by
f this morning
Ijrrull, does not Inclatle
I buvhv#-* houses of the
districts, shop*, stores
i l l la mljr that of the
la sad the farmers", he
dlmate- will be avail
tidatandirg question
WOMAN’S CLUB IS
TO GIVE ITS AID IN
HERALD CONTEST
Bank Refusals Has
Stirred Washington
Ur Will Be
hull Command
lle n tr H rn u tification Plan O f
llern ld Knuoraed A t M eet
in g llr k l W edn esd ay ; U n d yenpr A rch ite ct la Speaker
llincn* S*>$ Hank Attitude
Has Ilrcn taken Without
In form ation On S u b j e c t
WASHINGTON..Jen. « .—Loan*
iilr.it from the fedrrel trreoiry to
j W. r!il wer veteran* *>n their bonur
I rrri;n«tgM \*eri; j^ p o # rd In • bill
I 0-1*1 bv Rcpr**ntgtj** Hi tnjur
l i f t . M o)
, •vVSYjji ,
,
•* \N«rM wer y«Jueurvfc4 r * ^ « '* ii'»
more .each d a y shout lltitr prk.
peels for obteiainl loan* on th?>tr
iitn i'-ie n u d iji' ccrlificaUv.
(,• i;»ral rrfusel of bunt* I
ognise this govrrnmeht.beckei?
twenty year paper a) collateral
curd? for .mall loan* he* pmrt
pilated a di*caa«ion aronng tb*thrvo agencies mo.I inlrrnlnl, Ihr
Auirrlcan Bankc. i
A orultoa
thv American Legion and the Vri
tram llurraa, which presage* at
Hill W ill S erve A x Tent O f leail an early clarification of thr
S tre n g th O f Ilig N avy Men question,
A hill al*p he- been introduced
An H illed AKain -1 T hat O f
T h e A dm inistratiiw i Lender In the hmi-e to nutbrrlaa the Vetcran* bureau, which now must
WASHINGTON.*'"/ait
tnako good in the bank' any
Tlie embal|lr«f Naval appropria unpaid rviiiflcate loan*, to luan
tion bill 'moved through ti.c llousr money dirert l«- the pellrjr bolder*
twlay to produce the first teed vX Mr*. Edith Nourse llupcn, of
strength between “ big Navy" men .M*a-achu»eu.*,
author uf ih«
ami th<-.c whe, standing with bill, said sbe wa* (O'.!Haled by
I'rraidcnt Coulldge, would avoid tnT a de.ire to aid •’the hundred!
the present any rsUnelve building o f veteran* who have U»n t u n r i
program.
drwn by the banka-."
An amendment-reefed court e • Dlfectnr llinea, ef the burrs j
fared leaders guidipc the bill-in who i« uow In New Y.'rk advising
accordance with the Prseldsnl'a in. wtth tiackrra on the ntuatlm
junction that no additional appeal* hold* that the b a n k 'n ' attitu.li
be added and thu* keep the budget bus been dua to a g«neral lark td
m ommrndailons.
lafiiriuatiun. gltheugh he evpiaim
1111 "*■noth yVrtvrday t o Tteprr. thnt the taw permtCt th n a to w*e
tentative ('ranrh, Rrpqbllcgn Ida their discrrtleW In all raaea and to
ho. tn charge o f th« mkasura, Mr. grant loan* only where they ba
Coolldg* eapreetlr warned again*! ilee* they are seeded.
providing funds for conatructi"n of
He bar informed the banker*
three rruiters authorised in 1P24. their that the bonti* reritflcate*
A prospective amendment. In are the same a* paid up Insurance
principle In arcurd with President's politic* with a rotnmervlal valur
rrcommendallpns has been made, ami have thv agme loaning pnv|.
but the >xeeutlva maintained hU leges.
point of view in regard tn the fi
nancial ftatq* of such addition*.
Compromise Net Appticshtc
A Republican leader hnwover,
•ugga*te<l an appropriation <-f
arouml >100,000.000. wiiich would
Include finance* for the construc
tion «>f theee crulirr* _and thu*
avoid an elapse on the nest Con
gressional meeting.
The comprise u not applicable
to big Navy men who have annuurtrad Intention against Repre
sentative llnltrn. Republican Illi
nois, member uf he Naval commit
tee in hie offer of amendment to
appropriate nearly >10,000,ikmi for
actual construction e f the ship*.
Many Members Are
Present At Kiwanis
Initial 1927 M e e t
by N E A Service
Prince William O f Sweden CELERY FESTIVAL
On Visit To U. S. Expresses |IS SUGGESTED FOR;
r y v n r t n .e e
l -Vhrr A/gypy/try rr MONTH OF MARl‘H
('h n m h e r O f F om m erc* W ill
Dixeuax P roposa l A1 M oot
ing F r id a y : V alue Tn C ity
In A d ic r t U in g Km phaaiard
NEW YORK
Jan
vPV— A
'•finer wh.i rail-, r would bun*, lio**
hsn bg one la %i*lting New Y«ek.
Thr fourth mvmiwif of r«calty to
Lit this • mnti
rat >»*r
William
- den, l* hirv
Ss a IHTIvale eltif'
His wellu«ve s i cruhaMy the m e t infitrusl
#*, r ac*e;tvd a M -n '* r uf a reignln« Kun | in fetplly.
KU (tel, four intSe* in height
lha Prior*-, oho (• a la iln r.« spier
«f, spcrtsnian and author, also de«
gti!i <1 Mmaelf a* a "»etf made
man.** lie la the %eirnd »on of the
Kirg » f hwed-n.
HU ^hwt tM*re*t« are l>«g_jtsm«
Kantleg, attf*«'fi. t fU R lw f » m
the drama. Me t* the aUth-ir of
several books, short stagier, -■ sak
rrJrst
Trln Lft'rlrtwuled Al Ms»*g- O u td u rlorn A nd T n t in n c r O f
S e v r ra l l .i r g r R o a d - Y o lo
rhuvctW I’enlirnliart I n
On IToppknl T o H lrikr For
I'rc-entr Of Id VVHnc--'*;
InrrcNhe In Seal* O f W f c m
Original Execution Dclu>cd
Gatag* A part meat Wasted by
Two Bwlgrw Uea.
\ ( 1 Uaoifkatiaa > 1 )
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(CLusiftcatbm! » )
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'Mut-ngwry nialag mamg
AeVMos I’ad.
( U s u ll ia ih i i M )
Fearmom Haoar, Eyrn*
. la 1MM. at tha *g« . he seat a friend U yaigmv >*y A*
aislet » f thr Dowd-j sir* that ska {Jdarlj/gu her kwke
*•» w
.
.Easy Termac It.ow .
(Claseiflcatlon M )
The essautie#. originally srt f-r
Aug. k last, kad been A 'r ja J
through effort* la obtain committaUon on th* ground that Ik-voraaua was mentally irresponsible a:
lh«'lim e of the t-tliae da a reauH
of shell ahock ami war lajarte-.
The vtraia of last.minute 4#vri
t-pmeni •^oid hearlly aa the *«»
araor, m m « physician wan i*lb»i
le aUc-ul bjm about the time * f the.
rgacati-**-'
-.V*
Crisis May Pass
With Few Death;
Demonstrations A r t
Confined
Kntirel:
To British Quarter
LO N D O N . Jan.
(A P
— W ith A m erica n am i RrU isl
w a rsh ip s ra cin g up the Yany
tsc* tow a rd H an k ow ami a
B ritish w om en amt . hdtlnrt
evau catetl fro m th a t c ity V
Ich a u g and K lk u g ia n g , hop*
w as en terta in ed
herv tod *:
that th e crisis g ro w in g ou t o
th e
viru len t
antl>B riti»)
m ovem en t a m on g th e C h in e *
o f th e Y an gtze va lley would
pass w ith ou t e x te n s iv e bloodi h od.
* .
Political quartern say the gee*
ernmaat U evtramely .l*viru«e #f
preventing bloodshed or say oeeiar
triMN that would be likely te h*
terfer* with iU police o l « p p w m
iue«l In Ckl*a, •• tadkalad in tu
recent memorandum In the other
power* la Peking.
are appro*!matelr *0* AmartSMa
la Hankow and tYu haag, Urn head
quarter* af th* Caatanaag gaaortsnveat.
Indication o f a widespread P tg tmaal la given by a Phkwg dtspphlh
to tW l'ally Mall, wkkh eay* *aporta of anti-Christian rising* la
tha Yangtaa valloy am balag
raivad that* daily. AU BlUakuv
arias tn tba iatarivr. a *<hia, bar*
been ordered to quit their atalhiNe
la «)>o-eiiuesw* of tha a o iaaat. t.
which tha asea kavo been malM— I*d, the w a n taatllWd and Ik *
mutton Undone lasted. *
ix v s T .,u..rX ” :,J:r r -
*
the t laaaified Ad* >our friend.
Small yet rare, Inexpensive yet
gr*at in rrsultr. they offer *a
unsurpassed m slh d of "g e t liA
h d a r ^ f e r >ww. whatever yau
weed. Just gtvo them a trial/
plan* ter a “ Home Beautifiesti.in I'lHilnl.* spuneored by the
Sanford llvrrld. I* rmbena# entries
friiftt the entire Senfeed dlrtftet,
were ra h rw il et e meeting of the
Sen ford Woman's flu h Wednesday
afternoon following an eivplanaliun
of thr ciinte.l by a member of the
staff of The llernld. The Warn•n’a Club. through it* endoreametil, b to aerial The Herald In
condiHting th*- **trat. which le to
rantin')* for t* . year from the
date of the open, 'g of tho annual
flower show.
.
h i i n ar* to ba awarded owner*
of home. which are declared winnets lit each o f four tUetas. Th*
er-trie* are to be divided tato two
group* and »n*h group Into two
ila«aifWaikma. In tho first group
new hi.use. and ground* are to be
entarud llomea .*u lota o f TT feet,
or le«e. la width era to roaM la
cU.-ifhatiun <me. I l o m a a on
ground, more than 7k feet in width
are In claea two.
Group twe la to mnslat of the
entries of homes whhh hava be. n
fretted far *e*enel year*, and the
two i Uaalfkaituaa under t h ta
group are the lama aa In the ftrv*
Improvement* in tha ground# and
building* are to be the boat* f>» tie. idteg tha winner*.
Four priies ere to hr awarded
one year frotn the data of tho open
ing uf tha cent*at. A pbotngra
pher -from The Herald U te maku
Women And Chlldrer
In English Colon}
Have Fled In Face
Of More Agitator.
fined to their thipa, ready to k ad
If nreestary.
Othoy Hankow edvioaa a s 14
heavy street fighting wa* tn ptogr»-. between the Chinee# polks I
•nd make of coallo# who •warm#'! I
lnu» the British conreasUm. Thai
Union Ja*k wo* said U hare W ool
hauled down from the British ear I
•ulate and tho( Brltiah >wU«* eU -l
UoiW and replaced with tkh Can
ton**., flag.
No (Nhor XsctiMH Invaded
The hoetilily o f the Chlnoew in
IIauk*w soeati to W .*«n*r#^ f i moat entirety on tha British, ar.y
ao far aa ii Is knows nooo af tW
other foreign voaceoebum there has
been Invaded. The white focetgoori in the disu kt number sfkrie
purpose of telrrllM rommllteer
filing into tha
and nltambng to (W detail. Inri- 4t#|h
.ttam ays were mar
dent to their fui riton.
j0fr
#n>J
f*l
warren smith, .hairmaa of th* k|t*u.r<a to stay the o»#cutl»<
^
^
law. .Kan half an hour afl-r a
this morning hjrJ*a-pb Relsen
- r e p * «-a t..»v .
atein, r«mdurt)ir. It Is aa fallows:
U
of Justbe m v o t Wea-leU Hohan*
IUU
Audloriwi!..
spoke
to
IW
clob
LtttuJ
K.aUa
suprom. . u.t
.t. March, American laglon. Park#r.
“^ n
^ “a t i
I !!!? * kxd failed
to bring about a ~U>.
^
Mo
2. |AlFos Trot, Her B»o»i* are port in order to make Ihe m*. only Itali,bows. Bryan A Meyer.
<|i) Brown Eyaa why are yau
A mnslral program by Mr>. W. *
Blur, Meyer,
’ I M. Leake. Mr*.. Kkhard IU»^n*)#v.
I* " w a u s . » h » <^ m lti-d uX Overlurr, The Wanderer, King
Mr*.
Phillip,
and
Mr*.
J
II.
Cob
T " * " * %u*
‘‘V * ’! * . ?
t. ha lection, lligli Jinks, frllni
rbtugh, war vac of th. featuraa of
lolt rmission
**
*.*
S. CJiararteristk, Return uf the th. wkslon }Mtrr«lay.
Th# Hotel F reest U ka is lo he »*• *•
Tfncrpc, EUarticrg. .
<
^
» m £.
d. (A l Pn* Trtd, Do yo« belt**# •W w m s u t ih . lumheoa meeting*
for Ike neat W«rral month*. It was ^
^
!a Dream*. Britt A Little
ij u .I m .
„ I ii,, uta* pa<*. 12 h* had Joined Ida iv g *
(B> Fes Trot.'Everything •#
I - ■ «»*-< *•
Gonna Be all UlgM. DavU A Askt.
Visitors al tending the m etin g
OW#f .vr» wore stationed In tW
T. Concert Wall*.*, Blue Iduo- »#ra: William H. Mrllrwy.’ J. F- !*»»• » *■
*•
be, F lr w u .
--------------------------- pgrtoTT J. If. O tflR C J. N. Jo.lt. whether or not the men In JhsS. March. Tho Sootherer, Alasaa-' and T. S Tanirtr
*
eolfermt *ay pain. The payaiclaa. reportmi that la their opin
,gihrm, The Btar bpangteJ j
ion lb# <uudem»ad men luai c-ma le w s v o within the IfVth pert d
You Will
Always Find
Warships Of Bri
And U. S. Speedir
To Port Of Hanko
HAS n r i o f t l Y K
HOUMNCS
Whirl o f Young
[With Intervent
Sever#! Trcmiir* Are
t Pelt In California
‘ •*' ’*
>■ANiiFl.ES. J*•
Beverat fairly heavy #«rihgi»ah#
•b-eks were fell *r> tmpeilal Tal
ley about h :89 O’clock tkie a
u.gs «ep*rt ■ ■
paay here *ahl.
Thine >»!ta.ai Ft < «-».uu, tmalag
claau tagetiW, aUrti'J (wdUeata,
be I aa iwwyit refaJu id •Uiasgvi
w
*
r t . LAUDERDALE. F la . Jau
!fl, )g*)— Applvealien fur’ s qril pi
1 SUpersed-es t* IrapbplHty *H
’ aside tba tvaiporary reaualali « W»
dec against th* r a u a s v Itarae
C M . I nr., signed ibis week, by
Jpg«. C. K i 'bilhnjt-rna ut vr< i
Palm Beach will . ba • a » b thi*. ib«T*. -tmpwMsp wseior *m* m l
maraiag at Tallahataae bhfore the It t a b ik P tT i|>t>('{iiad|l) tt-*
earn# lias*. ' .
*
Planed Baprrece Court, ^
-
"R K k A M Il SUlNli GENE
.-T. UiUjh*. J»>‘ 0 ‘
11 tie u # x K**ij
caqveader **1
yard. prwaiUar,
I-on ANGELtM. Jam
What aappamcd behtml w a .
The marrtwge whirl which -.€Wp« ^
Michael l udahy. Hf.
of « h - i ^
• salthy. meat packing faaoly, ami
- n i uka af Mkh**L" Mr*.
Marie Aatafhe. IV. fUm actreaa. sky inforvaod' eftVwr* as kh
■hrvugk thro* counties la a vain; llcvod them of that? chargm
aUffl|« u at tain a marriage U - J u tjutaha was gelag to pal
Maas, sake[iled today wilk the; to Wd Latse aha.aaaeaared
ruuwa 'mfUl-nalr* high amt d o la ah* and her hoy had daaidad
the h>me of hi* nvatber white KU,paia fryo* m e an.
•
•,
hitemled brlda te ewoaotlng her* if
"No, mother didn't aewU
al h*r hotel la llellywood.
Michael <plained eavoral I
Yeung Cudahy wai Returned
, later. ."She i*»»l polatad wud *
Gw cafe uf hie mother. Mgs. J: P. I w*» wrong.. I’Ve heoa a .fa*,
Cudahy, 1 widow of Jack Cudahy. I hadn't M B druah l *wv
lesUrday futtowtag a night *penl .ha\u asked Mart* tu'jpgryy
hi the Banta Barbara Jail after ske She'* % guud hid.
kad take* draellc step# U prevent marrying kind, mrt wWa l*»t I
SI. !■*■*>*■
Ik . srtNM
*surwev.
*
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trtMStr. t
-A 'n ' •
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-..-i'SStf
NFOBD IfEWAl.P. WEDNESDAY. J A M 'A H > . 5, 19.7
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t\ rtorn " A only a litUa of thU'frw-l fUmed awdleo muacui membrane b.owlnr; no »
>
«
K
•thik luncheon perno* are ad':»m
artUiptlc cream Int • your,and you rrA in»Uni relief.
itmrirll«»«
r ^
LANDIS KNEW OF
SCANDAL IN 1922
AVERS ATTORNEY
•
i
HOTEL AT MOUNT than learln* it t* chance
will be fable* arrange I
for brid«v *her* the
I PLYMOUTH W ILL - ereduLhcure
I0PEN NEXT
WEEK arw^ a pertal orene»tr* will lum---------
that thl. would I* more «ati*fac , at
Dartmouth Seeks Revenge
Flabcm tr- I’ rorram T o .W*rk lfh
-K oran I OpenlnK O f U olel
K a r U n n o n Ijtw ver R epre
senting I 'li y r r i
Declares
W hole ( i n
W as H*»ore
Cem m lsstencr 4 Year* A go
Vtml
t n m p lc t r d A t A
\m p ro tim n le l)
LOB AXGRLEB. Jaa. *, — <**»- !
Kg;- .Cannon, Milwaukee attorn*)
• b<i at on* li*>t rrprrM-nto-l b#«oball player* dl»ml*a*d from tha
Major* « / l hr *o called While II J
eeandal h 1919. drrlarad V r c («**►
4a* that Commit *km«r K. M.i
Lswh*. knmr bark tn 19K that the t
Drtrlit dub. Antmratt Uagur had
-thrown" gam.f* to Chicago la
1917 a* fh*rg*4 recently bjri
-Swsd* ' RWbetg. »"«• refu»ed 1,1
l i r d l l p l r It.
Caanen wa» attonwyr for Oiear
-flappy'' r tilth, Charlr* “ nock l
Wear n . Jo* Jar i»«n. and Itiabar.:
in rlajrn. againrt the Chltsgo cluh
after the>r dl»ml»*al from baaeball
Cannon aald that Kelath told the
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Palmer Farms--The New Celery Section
Johnson Declines To
Make Any Comment 0 !f
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Supreme C o u r t Ruling It rannot hurt you. and It tertalnl) '
With the i>.\|vun*ion of Moruln in nBriculture. new
acvtfniia art- bring di-velopecl, »onu- worthy, olti«*r*
Uaring more than cl<w«- mrutiny. I’almor Kami-, witji
Ihi- reputable ami well-financed Palmer Corjmratiort
behind the |>rojt-et. •fft-r* an outntanding opi>ortunity
both to new nettler* and older Florida farmer* who dc-
end* tbr turtur* at once.
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TAU.AllASMKK. Ha Jan. 1.
ran ItoiiU) gtt around. *u*t l»>
(4 *V—Attorr.vy (ioMrapJ, H. J*-bn
H«d l'r|>|er Rub. umhyou will have
aon today •Uellrw.l ti. rummeni <■•’ Uv* .{Dlckeit •*lief known Noth
(ha iMlnn yeaterdat of th# Unite I ing ho* *uth cidieentrated, pane*
llue»li't hurt one hit'
’ Hairs Supreme eouit In rrfutin*
trwtlng h*at a*» red
link ’ Krrriono" un *
la permit Khrida to flic It* bill
Jutl a* boon a* you apply Rat c-tn. ip.lantly that «.
at larking The crm.litutlanality <T
IVpper lu b -y u Will f.«l the ting- hurting, then ahortly >
t thr (rderal htbeiiUne* ta« law.
|ling heal. In Ihrtw n ir.ute* 11
- * -In tha abaerxr of nfftelal noli*. 'warm* the aor* *p»t through and right <.f( with finger*.
Your druggirt aell* a liny t> I regarding the aetlon of the court through. I*»in ati.1
renr** are i f "Vrreaocie foe a few
| do i* t earr to l*»Ur a atatrmeM
•ne V
at thl* tin.r," the att»rne> ginernl| A.k any ifrugvtet lot a Jar 0* rultlcirnt to rrinove every L
ft cvwn, or curti betw
aa*t Hr liullraUd, howceer, that. K/iwleo Rnl Pepper Rub. !U- »ure <nm,
ha may bate aomethlnjr to **> i to get tie gtttuine. with tbe name th* l ie 1, and tbr f««»t call*
wui rut ..n-rwfi or irritation.
iJtowl. on rarb packa^-r
Farms
OMPARATIVE, teat* made bv the Wood-Thomton U boratoriea, o f
Tampa, consulting and analyzing chemist*, o f samples o f ntw muck
soil of Palmer Farm* and cultivated muck o f the Moore Haven aadion
U the Everglade*, brought the report from these experts that the two
soils are **vrry similar in coinjHisition and cham eter” and that both 'are
exceedingly rich."
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$ 4 5 0
$ 1 8 ,0 0 0
I NEED SOME MONEY
To $ 5 5 0
Wood-Thornton’* report added that “ under proper drainage and
cultivation. Pulmer Farm*’ BoU'wiU eh ow an enormous natural productiven**H*.M
Palmer Farm*' tracU are cliyired. plowed, harrow cd — ready to
plant NOW.
For irrigation, water may be obtained from artesian vyell*.
t*hr farm* are in a drainage! district cri-a|e«i un«ler the Ihwns of the State,
v hich provides for keefilng the drainaguMfstcm In good onlcr.
An Acre
t>«Erifie4 vnees. $18.000.'nne-third cavh, lialauce three to
twentv year*. C per cent interest.
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Bet»rt-venlative. II. U
mf\ bo found *V the
Montcsuma H u t p .
m., and 7 to S
p. m. Or w rif»-tdS*tti*^Karaaota office.
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Uu* shout yuur (atm*.
H. M. K I L G O R E
Owner
»ire to cultivate new and rich land*. Palmer It arms,
by nature o f the noil, long planting reanon (Sept, to
March) location adjoining the widelv-known celerv
producing Manatee County-"and other factotn i* Ihi
logical aection for incream l acreage in celer)'.
for the early and late ahipmenta.
Soil is Exceedingly Rich • . .
The Evergladds
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STOpS BACKACHE
I will make nirrifio- aal«- on *<>me of the fineit lu*inei*
ami warehouM pfoprrty in Sanford. 1 offer r* lot*, 1. 2. 3.
4. 6. Block 1. sub-tier C. 240 feet frontage ««i Myrtle Ave.
117 feet deep, located on three t>tritv track facilities cbii
. jje Utd at |>aik door, or rU-sr across back end of all five
Florida
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Lift O f f - No Pain!
Plant City, .
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A*iit9nil Matte*
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many
IP2f.aU tu r n in football team*.|l
b .. yraivwd * i ■
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•*Tb* pre*»nt l|a»et»all muddly
<( raJio fan, orrr thr <wr
U-krtball ami tun.ed profeaaiofial.
U nothin* but a m u rrr lion <1
kl->w her a> -The V.r
g tbe. color* «f tha R*-t ,
facia that wire brought out of the
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t, ui Jturr* m.tead •' hi* ranlty 1
Tt.il
Weaker ||if ,!,h „urh *b* had not eon.
i t>a# ea.e In which Felirh.
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mrrn r#
r»rrft« I.t* •) .r .|#lj
. f**fatpc
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f •' li.gr. Maker made h.« J«Mlt U»t
anda Riibcrc, -who
were
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night and rontrtl^ite.1 fivo point.
hjr jaC, revealed the throwlna <>f
, yra<le actideo' >ataniiy
t« an effort t>* »tare ft • S<-19 1
the 1917 ramei At that Um# Hay
i drfrat at the 1-Jind* of XU rhicagSchalk. White So* catrher. ad-. Sh, , uff,r»d a fr*<tured »hull
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mltted that a fund e*l>trd. made >|v| kfl,|irn j, r when ».*r . «r waa. Itrvjin*
up af- il<.nati'«n» of bct«e«n |ta
.|t,h*d h> a train L » . Ke-m,
and iwt by CJ.irafo player* and unlu ^ , ar 11> atalatat.t T*<! •••*rei
whlrh < n to be (riven to tM l>e
, t vt4.
tVl.llll. *Uo . •
tfolt dub for l o i i i f "
vrlely ln)tif»d In the aftnLo*. » “
Duilnr t h e Inreitlratlon. t'annnii reported a* Imprwdaf at the hn.quoted Shalk a* tayinr that ea.h pital thl* momlnc
mrmOvr of the tram r«ntrtbuted t art>ll*w La*.
**,ol^l Pf'**’
hire amount, and I rcmembetinr winner in th# ‘••Mi*i Had." contort
uLtine i f . to it "
'it t*1* ladi" world* fair at Madi
addlnr M l to It
,oo square C.*rdeo. New V»rk. thl*
felath. in a M k I ''• " 7 )
. umnwr -►-I «a .‘ av.r.kd the till
nent durtnr that
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Rad..... f tbe South"
. Cannon aald, -intimated t h a t
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itat«A>rMthat the m
<ne> ir.ler..U j AutOlllObilC Mishap
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Jos. R Tinker, Pres. E. A. Pohlman, Managing Director
time.
Canr-m
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• Ml* only the playrr* eould enter j
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tY y o n E ly » Ctcarn D**“
SEMINOLA RACING CLUB
that l-m li k e y detltned
-A t that
^ h , h w fow j it feeU.
For the balance of the current race meeting now in progi-ess at beautiful Seminola Park, located near Longwood
on tlie Dixie Highway between prlando and Sanfdrd,
the price of general admission including grandstand
and parking privileges will be .
31.00 PLUS TAX—LADIES FREE EVERY DAY
SEVEN RACKS DAILY RAIN OR SHINE
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Announcing New Policy
Seminola Park Running Races
The U*t avent o f the day «om -
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. ---------- x,\lT ncatrit* arc otmn. your head v .ulferera from head cultL- n|
W lln a the in- clear, tn m. re hawkin*. *nufflinK. tarrh need. It a a ttollfh
from 3-.S0 to S JO. Ttwr^
on - rtu.i.t) f*r don m*
[ prrsrtit pl*n«.
ba* re** and »oc»al leaJtra there
j A day of mud. menlmert arxi for thr Kration.
pkw«urr haa tmen planned for all ^
thoar attending, fom nenein* with •ta Imle- of golf <*»er the n t» St., STOP C A T A R R H
Andrew* eourae at 9 til oclrwk in,
N O S T R ILS A N D H E \D
the ronrniay Piraon* are adviard.
' that they may make up their own
. fpur-orr.c. i f f harlea Kowe. the,,
M ia NoanU
la at One*.
( rofcalonal. will place anyone in'
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a euitah tnaUh if n^ifted In *djr nnatrila are clopp^l add
vat , There wiH be no preen fte
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r thr day
'your f»»d i* atuffed and you can’t
At „ n there w.il be a b u f f * > a t* J ^ ljr 'N n * * tnr.«‘ - n .ml tnouph it U rv-t dc- t ' atatrh. )ttat pet a .mall bottl.
cJ.r-rr tf
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make re^rvat.rm* toe
for of
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r, 1*. ,:,r.nrr darve which herIn*
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-t a.«0 in the erenlnr for whlrh
. The f-nnal openme of Mount „ ^.jvatlvn* mud. be made by I
.Plymouth-* new tt&OJtOO club hotel
. A n„ t c|tM orchestra will
on Wcdneada). Jan. IS. will be <me
f , xf*||ent mu.ir and It ‘a
1tf the oalaUndin* aorml rrent. of ^
th*t thcrr will U a Ur*e
tb. win-er .eaao.i acn.rdinf 10. fJ r, station «f thla aeetmn**
aiknt Chattel CceiUky to
rapt*in sbllr Mike. Hardy I* the h -L ey l«ad*r T>.* mate a
ta g*>J*taminalli-n to determine the i
j„ t..th »|-rt».
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TOE SASFORDV i FRALD. THURSDAY. JANUARY fi. 1*27
The Sanford Herald
Let ’EmPuneh A “ Pain-O-iMeter
Have You
Some Money
Dissolving- The Partnership
Scwedab. Nikade*. OW Atr
Brick building, h a n iv ^
arid irroeery and dry
st -ck. also drug*. a
Itiirrain. .
A ry rr a «n ra l| e off«r
considered.
im : Spelled.
Aey Mn r*« Mar?
:.A J-arr
vritfctrri
The pain-.-rr.ricr. too, cook! - ,-t fre* number; *> f*
|-rho are suffering by proxy. They an* th : peer?? '■ ho sp.'nd
their live* eater v,g to . ived on. a wh i.Ti th •/ t * t -'-r. '
ill or very much in pain. They listen to comp'-air.ii *s ali day
ileng. and endure that e r u tw t o f aliauffrrt jr. tb raenta’
w ay o f serin/ ruff ring they raJUF: alievi. :
' ■ Th» rraacq the pa iMvmetrr might ret :.h fo!V.- f r «
|is that often the people who do the most whining ,h.r.} th*
-least to whir.? ri»u t. In many a home <h * chronic com; plainer could not register anything like the degr.*e» of pain
that the meter could sh»*tr for other members o ' th.* family
, from whom Wi,r !j o f < -r.plain, nr self-pity, are aJm.it nerer
: Heard.
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Complaining *is urLiaJljr just - had habit Re ital of one'
alm rnU U another had habit. . And both habits are damn
*v$tD A T, JASVARY «. IK ably selfish. The pnin-o-meter could tell the household the
i iruth about the extent o f actual pain the corn plainer* are en
su rin g, and everybody vf-uld know, th<n. whether to pour
! jut lavish sympathy or no’ itriy say. "Ah. *hut up** when the
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BV ART1U R BRISK tSE
FRESH B.U^BALL v-xsdala.
f t i m to m w . > >l ’ dy * frx.-twm
;! Vhv traiti
: nr .r W K-wwn.
It't a thar*. ik-il. Fr
ipcrt. rvtrt. taxUIl tr.it figbay t.r
«h» b Ji’ honw.
f ’rwiivmfcj»l
Inquire fit Postoffiq
bM M lf
iu h*1 (tear tbf newt-
IH)RTABLE
. fl\E MIKADO IS deed. Hi* *e«
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f H 'M 'a t«> til ii-
PHONOGRAPH
»f.rnJ fc.t f i ’.her'* fenvrel rite*-
/i;« n
*»■* dere-nd. any re^v
i w . Br.ta.Ti dee*. «e th* beahb rT
« vi- as of fc.red.t*r> rxW*.
elder* ta Ja?*ft. the. *i b »
The
$12.50
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r .tti*rd Arc.'}' »IUI *k*i) he dt**e.
n - Mag sod enkad* say T**-"
GAS 18CTS
Cut Prices on Tires
MRS CATHERINE TRILLING
an trial for k i H o r Iknvef a w
r.rd HrmnB Tnttng. is Ntw
Y rti wbrs wSftwVa'J W
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F.P. R1NES
.tored Vm to *• p^nwt* weight.
Sht
in a ta-t-.r tSsp ta pt)
Kr rip *r+c* at a tan.tartai* 1"T
t o e n n p im
e M l>»r farrttur* ■**! firtTt> f t *!*• Had rm *-
1113 Sanford Ave.
Phono 461-j
tJ t tbtraaand c Catt ai»4 lack h m
to Pfllpn I ti ra'k
H P L in t W \s a i r t .
nd aetKi'tlid than foar.
Udy I* the n*irbbartm»>i
t*Tr«tiag. ll»" Mr*. Tnll
Kad k«t wr-r*it.
Call the Willard Batte
Men— We recharge and i
pair all makes o f batterii
PMtl.II VEJit-E TOR TODAY
TllE LORD r.PCNETH-’ IW
ttw Arantu t* r*“* and let Ua
i t r i n h h t: a-1 let a n m
ian-.ag tW nal.otv. (ha Land reign
rtK“T t Chran. Mitt.
M U T E R -*Ua4 «*. O Kla»
Eternal Wo follow a t will
p e r m a V f. m
PHONE SIR
SHE SAYS SHE tM him ty ae
The ff^a-eBl.rrir attn—
aj-* thr ohet Kn yairnooly ia t»
•ft b>K-*u»r *he * i i toator*
Flwt «li yv9 wmpp***' th* |ttif wit
i^#i>L
Tkajatsady airraai W Lift flow,
FeeiwM and wear, mu and a.r,
Wm th ftietihy hatwc rrrrywtv r»
TV dM tnt M wall c*ar.-i Wr
t b Mm J; or.tlaaghta of the t*4e.
Ard heart, of cr-dar atfwiy rot.
An- iVre g.rak thrayh wher,
‘ f .k :u . <sa>' eoC
TLutqa;*t» arr dtad cf whore aia
. J atraU r a g
The- earth U ra*-.*h«d af ihtu
' charm*.
Whirr h*rr» lay. w|Ha Man wai
• yaaeg.
I n f i i l M betthv ta t h e area*
*iha place ia teat where Helm lie*
With atbes m her tofety aye*.
A girt with Oeopetn'* leceA Agen M tbe crawded Mreet
IlM sererUung still ef bapybo't
S t u i,.
BodAfe. th* frsiIHet thirg ef all
OeDssts the itiran t re ill* well,
-J s o i* 8<*t
b
ONE - DAY SERVIi
SANFORD
L a UNDR x
819 W. 3rd St
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II dree in Veice*.
of f » iwreeata ta j the j.meeit ew*
Ii w l b t w i with • bad <41
Th* waert feature en fewblbtUe*
w* gas th<ah U l» the fact that th,
reWneMM who r-».-t«-i th.
u m to rM are th* lee*t affectev
Urnted State* i m u r y bar
■Iu, ef err* two haretrod mil
but we <S*4aA fell ta got ewt
i tax blank, la y*oUrdaj‘>
JsTC lbe Mate TK* TH Cltr
t. a morning eewipeper ir
Ksilumaatahlnhorl about a peer
faihd the oihoe 4er and wu
•d th* llftiag of th* Utle on the
fa* 1-ridgo* TW toll rdwl
ho appro.-ialed hy e*aay Per
<4 <rt.tr* I Fl«n4a a* well a*
h* lllW Itih of butllU wh*
Det teem *iw |**r. m~
MiNISfERS AND ETHICS
V. A YCt.OSS JOURNAL-HERALD
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*.* cf th? Yal# IMnmty eo6t deelam.* howr*ar. that the
SfR .a «dt >:«1 the fallowirg mtei»ter'» offirieney “demand* that
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he ih 'iiU rrrriro a -alary tdN nt*
MR. HE\i*r ESON A AYS Ber
Institute t;f Alabama, there Umk place in th I'nitrd SthU«
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t* the *r*»rk that i* evpeetwt «f hiM
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:n 15C6 fwsn'y-ninc lytacbings.. In 19if» th,re wer** only aigs- i '
a i l * K a point' a*al r'.amtwun'.r with the m k
and St Eraiw-, jf A>* »•), »f Pe
ren tkathv frt-m this otuac and in IttSI there were th* same ter IVr. and'L.nfrdrt." Afait- a * ,f l
C >y f ;il ten ice tn bit
Lrtrv* in that i ar.*h whkh he
number •
Mfrr**.”
(.rate, if j n im r "st St Frai- per
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Tha oii-uler u f rbaidea to r e
It a|*pcar< Lrwm tfjcTuakrg** atatemcnr ( h i l onc-of th- rt, and.r-.r.p-dee.
al >
- ot Ida |
i , r»- PC* ir. ■ther kind- of r w » n rietim* of the 192<5 tynchINgk had been acquittal at I f Lai;
MORE IIASEBALL SCANDALS wr.
. ie*; t -re f r aerAour l -re wort without the knawledg!
;wenty had t- <n taken frdm the har/da c f th** law. right fr'm f a n d . If til th* M - f a h <*o«i ,i_
-eJar th-M -fhly t> ap-.and c r-rrt ef th* rhareh or Ita
rail* and. ta il v » f r n i offitir..
T. 0 of the
w .r v I*. tKM*n*L mary pr .derovaal* pe>i . kwp afciea.t cffMol haani; to d ; ulg* cadfUawwunvn. ' Tha-r*. ar.r . : . i t wo w-^mea. six whitgjperwn • and raisagcra woald be lik e i i n *. ti-ojffh' aad tierolep H i ,ttsl mlor-r.atwa p m to h '» by hi*
l;i,bcrg. IcruerlT of tf* !r ‘
! i u »—j,tu ii capacities, .parahio!; r* ard ta take aide* with
tnd i ne,mInd an, ’ a
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ii r «allr the miniatec'* fartio-ti in the chunk r t commaOf *{x-» ia]' interval-to the pepple o f this cosummlt; ; •Uiry."
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A a ty1M }o n it on the foe'ieh fao« •«*•>/ hi iUjr and aa annsai TaThe mirj»ter't itlatW j to other
:bc atatemv-nt that, KVir»la,frt>b- ly.nchtsl right o f.the ciiiirr
that <ay ta tw twindW. wartidg rap o th' fill be taken amf aied for : -nlaia'.eri of the remmunity are
twenty-nine. Texas lynched seven; Arkansas, tarfd; Georgia, tbcir
free ■■atchir* rthcr* ere*
nc; Kentucki. ..one: MuiL-aim i. four: X*.w JitcAiv. tine- *M« when they might be deryiop- rief t.*k! it*rn>cti»rT.t cf tody and !. it lined aa filhera:
1. h ia unethical for the mjilifouth CkrJ;'iu!
%nt, u J f\ tW b \ L unf ' ifg their
1 As a public interpreter of <ti- i r l« interfere directly or Indirectlien*I r » u i, impf!.» '.« their ni&d*.
* rrerel*t;o*\ -snd haras- date. ,t> with the parv-h wotk of an ther;
Thero an1 two facts here for seriau* rAn* id Oration. Of
COKQfWTOF -irXICO by th*
rainirter »A*oH tell the troth --tectally ahoold he t-e careful to
Jte twenty-nine lynching* in the entire lb r > J s u t o . all tV.;i»d State* w-ald oof r e tor
I be Ser* it aed pr»rer.t*il tart*f them orcurr.'d in the .South!’ Of the twenty-nine, tig h t |Mnlret public -cbaal* to r-ntre'
r sad rc i-trerf ,e1y.
<f
the
charcb
lea-hcrr.
-r more than in any othpr »tat.*. f»:iurrr-i in Florida. Ii
I It is Xirrth^sl for the witaIt li a cvreph-stcfi
**tiiatioe'
•>.- to a** M w ei raster1*1 prr -ynching* arc a mark ojf dtrOiitthm or deed* to b a u t about 1‘erhap, ther* wnaX be any ami
o d by an-thef withejt e-km.-*!
hen the South in general and IT'-rida in particular ha% som«-- ■-tly tre ugh threatrr> ag to d dem
» rg tbe
frowi which !
.hing for considerable jiride. •
-ra tra tieg m i thi* tide o f the K.
U» ebla r rear rablr oil *r.J
Hot wc d**ubt \t-ry aefiooaly if ih» lynch record Florida (>r*Mr
*hurrh n g m w i
*ct .for herself in 19J6 will be aubjtv.t n u tter with wh. K
historian* will deal w.th any degreT- of ertthu*ta*m or wilt
THE LADY HAS Res, *t *
xu*e patriotic thrill.* atmmg school chih!r. :i » |«n yf| lA French blend U4h gi,.«i 1 :■
jt two hence. Salem people do pot brsg ab-mt- the witch- hf*. srel i»»t irar—eurt. ,
weigh, 130 (- -and*. Y«»ur W >
raft trials of the Kighv^nlh Centurj
se trr.rstior. far re. »-vr Iran t
If lynching* were for the general gi**J of the com- pump. >»<.r ileod tbe water
munity, mob* would largely be compoaed^of 'tunkrrCminU- light buiy rail* fay light | «s^ .
tbe heart * «r»rk o > y *
err, school teachers, business and professional men. tkow v-aking
o-wii fwir weight, wiaety. and *
4bo tak«- an active p*rt in the uplift and enlighter.m,nt of. t« jrrar life Ever-, added f
he worid. But nomehow or other, mole* do ndt usually djaw re-MS more » w t far the heart
■
’ rotn ihiwe ranks.
{
Resolved Januurv 1. 1927
A little more deed and a little lens i r^rd,
A little more giving and a little les* greed:
A little more bearing other people's load.
* J d tle mere (HMj-A|avda on |he du»!r piad;
A little more rose tnd a little leas thorn.
To sweeten the air for thr sick and forlorn.
A little less kicking the man who is down.
A little more smile and a little lr»* frown;
A little more Golden Rule in mart.* of trad.-*
more sunshine and a. little leva shade
A littl, IT.I rc n spect for fathers and mothers.
A little less stepping on the toe* of others;
A tittle tea* knocking and a little ns,re chrer.
For the si niggling hero that's left in the rear;
A Utlie more love and a little lews o f hate.
A little rpore of*,neighborly chat at the gate;
A little more of the helping hand by you and tn
A little Ir-ss nf thl* graveyard sentimentality^
A little more of the C-.-wers in thr mthway o f hfc..
A little (ewe o f coffin* at the.end of the strife. *—■<»t* Lotus A d v o c a l
FLORIDA RANKS FIRST
Phons 475
is a Prrwcriplion for
J.G. SHARON j
Colds Grippe, Flu,
Dengue, Bilious Fe\*er
and Malaria
A11araey -ot-La w
Will practice is all the eras]
Evaramat ion of Abstract* rJ Id
Title* given aopaclal atter-.J
Office* la Coart Ho-cte I
It kills the germs
D e lic io u_s , •* ^••^ w•
Oranges and Tangerines
W c have &n almndanec o f this deiiclous fruit at
that cannot be compared with.
Blue Bonnet Markets in various parts o f town are :i
your convenience—aavo money,* time and worry 1
shopping at them.
Opposite Valdez Hotel— 13th & Oak
Sanford Ave. L 9th—Sanford-Orlando R*iad
GindemTlle
HERE’S "HIE ANSWER
Inquire About
The entire grower* ef the booth
trr cewfrocted by a i- rioui problem!
•Wr* ie no a u t n f it ilre.r crop.
VOVNG MELI (Aha gaibered
>s I: -me. I*pc<o<-iting the l i e n la « ttuMn swore ia prewar* of
b ** Pish to n w t *Mil death
Metwo's attack ve the treat.
CMbotn faith. Each received from
Iht r-t* a -medal of merit '
TW mlemar pswrewe read* bp
Mexican youth Ie the Pope t*. a
svrxne* meeaco u th* aati-( a'>.
d * r vrremvat of Call**.
That ie tw u p ttw-r* t* no demand
.'or rottor
Then why net • lew the problem
'> creating the ocreeadT
That's the »l| the taaraifactwrer
r* when be f.td> h i p id w t as*rsg slewly The way e rente the
imaad has boon found. It ia simple
* 4 when*wr tried ba* bores found
rofrtablr —Adwr •« the cottoc.
Rich Muck Soil Rivaling The Everglade
Ftaat Now for l-at* Marketing Craf
For farther information aWot f aimer Ferres and to b*»
free trip arranged, *ro Saaford repnroeeiSeUve.
Mr. H. W . %•Somers
at Montezuma Hotel— 1 to 4 p. Hi., End 7 to Ii p- tn
threw days. It Wreuld he a pht**" W way. dr la Heerta lead •t as
army of Yaqwi ladtoea. ah drvwi
i *'.K4j*s, .■ago mil th* Mencan
f ivrnmswt. sad th Meatcsn av>
tde' themeehma W M
M »*eu
th**r hatred.af UmR that <ck--. .
SNOW
MIAMI HERALD
The Palmer Corporation
210 McAnsh Square
L’ -ru ota, F<*
WANTED
• ST. AU01-ST1NK TRiUt NE
Several
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to deliver papers in after
nccn’sin'cl! sections of tatm. Must hau
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bicycles ard willing to work.
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,Mdy whe ret
Apply Circulation Dept
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THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, JAN U ARY « . 1 ^ 7
MRS. FRED R
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IAzarian Members Are
'Entertained Tuesday
At Mrs. Echol's Home
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DAIOER. SOCIETY EDITOR
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Lovely Visitor Leaves For School
t»i Tweed** the Axarlaaclatt of
T V ri'in rjtoM b k Oiarrh enjoyed a
ilrg at th* hom*
of Mrv L HJCcbnle, on Wart H W ,
Street. 2T"1 " 'V
Daakrta fijlrfd with tn»e» and ’
-re.'wUl l>e initiation. ; f«rn* were effectively arranged In
ftrt A. Newman will i the room* Where.. tW* guest* ns- (
Jnber* of th* Duplicate ! •enjhled. A largo fUe adited a ;
at her home In Rn»e -rrbderjr not*.
dock.
A rhort butinaas session wa * 1
a** of tho Fir»l Bap- h*UI, presided over Cy th* pred- J
will hold it* butlnet* dent. Mr*. C. A. Ander*on, aftrr
3:“0 o’clock at the whit h a numh*r of game* wvr.v
k'J#. A. Kelly 310 enjoyed. Mr*. R. R. Dippln de, llottru M , Mr*. W. llghtcd those present with a group
yr. Mr*. J. U. W'll- of accordion aoloa.
At a late hour the boat*»*, a »-1
J. A. Kfily.
*i*t*d by Mr*. Naiwiwtl ami Mr*.
Friday
Hatcher. •creed templing refre«hin meeting of Dvr mentr itm*i*tmg o f a naiad roar**,
Lof Sanford, at ID o’- with fruit, r*k» and hot chocolate.
Iri Fortx*l bake,
' Thoae attending were: Mr*. Roy
rrriee for the Wiwnen R. Pippin and daughter, Mr*. A
la Kpi*copal Chur«h at U Magwnod, and Mr*. O. V. Gynat the Chapfl
try o f Smith Carolina; Ur*. II. A.
vo of (be M*tht*iUt Moreland. Mr*. A. M. Karp. Mr*.
;«K|Kt with Mr*. J. D. J. G. U ftin, Mr*. Albin Kc-mlall,
MytlTe Avrnue at .! Mr* S. A. Stapleton. Jr., M n.
Grady Duncan. Mr*. K. L Itah*.
Mra. W. CL DeCo«r**y, Mr*. R. A.
William*. Mr*, c. C. Well*. Mr*.
Mark K<U(rea*e, .Mn. A. G. Cham-1
herlain, Mrt. Charle* Ech«l*. Mr*:)
C, A. Anderson,-Mr*. Hatcher.
Mr*. R. CL Moore, Mra, Mc»**njrer I
•ad Mr*. I . It Echob
w Learu* of Holy
it 3 o'clock at the
faymond Key, W7
Thl* i* a joint
give* and Women'r
Ho Girls will hold
17:30 o'clock mrt the
aa Alice Gooding Me-
lllcal Avenue,
in Concert under the
the Music Department
ianV Ctnb at (1:15 o'Woman'* Club.
I
Tooaday
f CU m r f tho Prc*byIrrh will hold buylne**
meeting at 7:30 o’clock
Department of IVoman'*
.hare fortnightly bridge
I o'clock with Mr*. E. D.
[M r*. A. CL Foitcr a*
ancisco *Paper
Miss A r d e n
inderful Voice Mrs. D. P. Drummond
■ of location from the Hostess At Luncheon,
A be Woman** Club auKWieetmg popular ap- B. r i d gr e Wednesday
ptlub neat* 600 people.
Kfortably heated, and
Bmingly decorated for
Ivof Mi** Cecil Arden'?
he given west Mend*v
auspice* »*T the music
Francisco Chronicle ha*
of Mis* Arden'* voice:
b captivating kind, fbiwkith ea*e and smooth
k voice of strvngth an t
gw*. Her interpr#
Ir simple and *yHi
I Garden Club
B nized A t
Friday
morain* at 10 o’clock
Forte*! Lake lb# final
l taken for the evganiI Garden Club of Bansire.I of any othvr or*
knd Hi membership
a* well a* women,
ittce appoiatad at the
■onetilutlon and byHance. and pcrmaiir(U be elected. The
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Ecqilitlte In every detail wa* the
bridge-luncheon given Wednesday
when Mr*. Donald I*. Drummond
•otertained at her attractive home
on Magnolia Avenue, the member*
vf the WrdnvwiUy Fortnightly Du
plicate Bridge Club.
Radiance rote* combined with
fern* were arlUticatty arranged In
basket* and howD.in the room*
where th* table* had been spread.
I in-chem was served at small ta
ble* which wero laid with Madera
cloth* and centered vaith baaket* of
roee bod* and sprig* of fern*.
The unusual place card* vrere
miniature baaket* woven «f guide n
wire*.
ai* were filled With furcot mo-nrto and were tied with
blue ribbon*, while "U»er* held
rose hud* and were tied with (dnk
rib*-on. These were brought from
IVrl* by tbo hoetee*.
Th* afternoon hour* passed
quickly with IbO enjoyable game
of duplicate bridge, lbe prise* for
high score, beautiful vanlUea, were
woo by Mr*. F. K. Rcmmlllat aad
Mia* Katherine Wilkey.
Those enjoying the cordial bn
pitalily of Mr*. Druasmuod yerc
Mr. W. J. Thirpeo. Mr e . V. K.
RoumlUat, Mr*. J. C. Rmwhi. Mi.*
Kathcrtiv* WUkey, Mra. Q. D. Bieh
<*>. Mr*. Dosid I. Thrasher. Mr*
Harry H. Lwwi*.
Mrs. Robert Newman
Gives Lovely Bridge
And Luncheon Party
ilgU fti^lSy
, t y r Tg Y .
EatirUbinc ii Wt ttiial rk nn
R«*-rt A. New“
at •
hand
mn ha* b*ra of in• tn Increasing The grants' rteee thq member* «*
hurt* and plaatlag, tke Dspttrhta~BaBah,Club.
■p City bc*ullfua
The-epnclmii W te wa* sbloum
with quantitir* ef eaquleite pink
radiance roee* aad Vetik heather
A lovely lace cloth wa* *prvwd
an the lunchewn tabbv which wa*
«»«tered by a silver basket filled
with pink reee bud* At each side
were silver vandlgrtlcke bolding
lighted pink leper* The glass.
l>*ufKerly homo tn Winlrr I'ark w m w the tendency t* make ■
Joli* o f th* infraction « f that t*w
Friday aiming.
Mr. and ^
Edgar llall wan «k k h hM to do with th# «* 1* <ml
tP*c«t» of Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Gal potoe**Hin o f Intoxicant*, m bring
lic-.,tt Saw Yrar'a day.
»*lth*r * dignified nor * respect
ful attitude toward# njittenal legis
lation, m being m direct and dephvr*hle InHueare on the mlnde and
forming character* i f the youth nf;
on South Rear Gqlly lake.
»ur fay. and •• hem* actively ai
|ISvUed to attend the#- w n lcM
The raw STerpcy niiii* presented •lertnietiv* fore*
toward high
! The Baptist Woman'* Missionary
Cmiifi wtl| hob) It* meeting next to Dr. aml >lr*.-M>Kc# hy the Sub- v<t»( and mural coreHthv^e In In
Th ir*da> afternoon at 2 :M o’clock urban Home* Tarpnratlon at th*lr dividual ar community, there be It
. .
at tb* Community Church. All 'opening on the hkenlng of Iter. 2J
Vint. P u t th# Woman'* Chib of
member* should make a sparlal ef- ! wa* installed Monday by It, A. and
Hanford reaffirm th* etantl It ha*
i fert to- bo ju r a n i at thl* the first Raymond Ward of Winter Park.
Mr. and Mr*. Ji-*4ph Schlff. alway* maintained toward taw ob
i toeetlhg o f i t # new vear.
macher of We*t Palm Reach, wbo
I Mr. and Mr-. Roo* *nd Mr. and were holiday gueita of Mr. and servance and ntfurwwwil.
Second. that thia nriaritalhin
' Mr*, ftruwn at tended the Maeowle
, han/juet *t Ovicdw on tkec. 30, A
rrrprci* and commend-) that out*
j mry enjoyable erentng wa* *|*«tt
■pokeft policy o f th* Sanford
j with th# Iinternal brethren and
IUr* Id. which find* it* capraeih-n
I the ir ladle*. Prof. T. W. lawtou
in It* tdlional column, amt In' lla
'attention tn th* more rnouregin*
1K>>* third a* |i>a*tmatter, and hi*
rWver way* of Introducing tho a f
and constructive **pect* of th*
ter dinner -praker* valle-l forth
f*rural viluatien.
m ioy hai'ii>n»,Hit reapan*#*, that
Thirl. Thit the** resolution* h#
Were **D much enjoyed by thaoe
embodied In fall lt> th* oiinut** of
ptr-ent. Col. llill* of Sanford W O M A N ’S CLUB IS thl*
and that a easy tv«
l * '# the i hl#f adtlnroo o f tho eren- j
TO ASSIST H U M E f..rw*rdnl to th* owner* o f Th*
,'anford Herald. with th* thank*
CONTEST and gmd wl*hrx of th* Woman’ *
Mr. and Mr* A. R. CoUWut of BEAU TY
Alfied, Mama, arrive,! Toetday far
(LJnh o f Sanford."
their u*ual three month*’ atoll with
(Continued Knint l**ge Owel^T'
•(Committee? >lr*. J; C. Gibbs.
relative*. They ar* property own with other* of unknowii quality. Mo*. W. T. Rang Ivy. Mr*. A. M.
*r» in tloldmuwd, and hav* been ‘'Hntntg," he aaid, “ muil live up to t'hillp*, Mr*. tV M. Scott and Mr*.
•pending their wtnlen here far It* name of T h e tamd of H o * , Henry Wight, Chairman.
toaoral yrar*. Pw ir m*ay fiiendi ef*.”
her* ar* h*|ttnig they will m m
Cam moat on the Ibpior question ............... ■■■■■........... ..
make thl* their
a* eiUtant in thl* country amt Ike
l'*n lir
U#i week for it club’* atllluit* relative to prohibi
two ntenUu' visit M hi* old hog* tion wa* voiced by Mr*. Henry
SANFORD
In Ohio#
Wight, who offered • rndutton
Th* fallowing Were N »» Veor't rummending The Hanford Herald
MONDAY
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dinner |kmi< of Mr. and Mr*. upon It* openly expressed view* re. l
I U in
Mai tin and IL II. Smith at their fardlng law Infmtiuna by liquor * JAN D ARY
Iwautiful rotUr# In We«l Cnldea- Intereeta o f the country Th* rev
Malta** A Right,*
r«nb Mrw Phillip* and ilaughi**. olution 1* a* follow*:
Mi-* Kthel, »f Ohio; Mr. and Mr*
“ Wherea*. t I* stated In the
EuglUh ami family, af Winter
Charter o f tho \V«-m*a'* Club af
Park.
Spnfurd, that i m of It* prim* ohMr*. T. J, Darram-o of RowHrc
Uraen, nh* la ipemting a (aw day*. Ject* for organ I*at Ion, k* “to pro
vUlting her daughter, Mr*. R, U mote tn general, higher social and
('reont. I* sery til at lid* lime, *uf ■rural c o d Iturn*,- w* regard with
Golden rod
imlwi
|
I
Jrrtng from an lp f« lm| foot.
Mr. and Mrs, tj S Brown war- i N i n u M N i i u m a
among tbmm wbo enjhyod tho do
Rghtful S -iiitaitty of ML ami Mr*,
R. V. ixedy at their twootifnl now
hem* >ui tvilfg* point. »hon they
ontettalnod.tho Woaleyan Hundoy
Vehoul cla** af tho M. K. Uiurdi
•f M lnter Park with n watch party
New Year'* e n .
Mr. and Mr* Gaorge biper wero
II h a .
dinner gueati af Mr. and Mr*.
Kamey at their homo In Wert GoktFRIDAY
By Courte-y Orl*nX> Keporter-Htar. •nrod New Year’s day.
Friday t>i Saturday
lUrtTlu
Mi*a t harlutte Slr}"V«r f lanvU’e, Pa., daughter of Mr. an>l Mr*,
JulJuj lliion#r ittryk. r. «hn ha* been oatenetteiy vlitertalned her*'cur
ing her *i*it a# the iw it of her relative*. Ml** Stryker left T *',|l*i
for "‘Marjnuiifnl.tJn-The-lludeoii, yihere the wilt iteumo her itudkg.
course luncheon wa* «erred, after) Judge Kelii E. AUle of North
which an except tonally Inureeting Carolina, and Rev. C. II. Yeaily of
game of bridge »M played. The PaUtka were tho guratn of Mr.
prUc* for high score w*i* j.yrxx and Mr* J. D. Hood last week
baking dithe*.
('ov en w*re laid f«r Mr*. Ham
Mr. ami Mr*. M. 1). Smith, who**
uel PulwaOm. Mrt. Finest Ifoua- mamage took place Dec. 24. at
h-itdvr, Mra. F. K. ItuumlHat, Mr*. Ri^nok*, Va., arrived In' Ranferd
David L Thrasher. Mr*. Emr-1 Wednesday evening ami. ar* pWa*Galloway, Mr*. Krv k J. Gonial#*, wntly located at th* Uahl**,
Mr*. Harry It Lraia and, Mr*.
Newman.
Reginald Holly of Tampa spent
th* day her# W«dnr*day on W i
nee*. While her* ho wa* the gur-'
Mr s .
Stoudenmire of
hi* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. R. J.
Hostess Last N i g h t Holly.
To Bridge Associates
A very pidly bildgo party of
the week wa* that of Wednesday
»vi nirg when Mr* C. W. Stoudenmire anUrtaiaxI r.ttnber* nf her i wb<re b* t* alteitdlsg wkeoL
bridge club at her tuty husao ia
— —«
F»rl MclloMr*. Jnlku Htryher of lanal.'..
The n*"w* w#rt brir’ itcned.wils f*a . »tn baa lorn epeodiog tba h«dbaakol* of vitiJ •jed [w;n*#tib\»f jdeya h«rt with relative* left To-*
and «*lbvr cal nuwvr*. rmpbasif* chore Hat* a* the gu**t -»f
lag the color *d»-mO of red end
Mr,. lA»riua MeUod
kepi in taliWo dot*Hi. and Mr*. U*i»y Kill >4 <*r>
,nd *(•»»
annuuwae, the kink af •
the. usual somber of pcf'gretrtone, daughter Hedtieadsy Skewing at
ecoree Worn «*>Uo. t A
the Orange General Hospital. Mr.
At lb* fenriuai"'- nf the game, IflU I* the mm uf Mr*, firtti
tbo kiyteswJkaalwtej ! f Mra. L. U. Knspw of thia city.
StopheBMO *•)•! Mr*. Ktewarf Dut
ton, eenrvd rtraw*^irir» topped
Dr< ami Mr*. 1L U. ' Rwkn
with whipped ■trani. home-made who*# mainsgo waa an lateioeimt
Bi lb ■ i
. t i t JlL.
at, I
, . f n. *
rakr*
and
k < ci
wveSt'of lkef' SI at Mockaville, V.
Thueo playing sore; Mr*. Ktew- f*, have n'um al from their wed•i( Dutte-, Mr* J kb Walhwn. dmg trip which included Aakevilt*.
Mr* J. E. IGUiae, Mr*. C. II. N, C, N•ihvtlle, T*un„ lUrming,
Orl*|«, Mrs. Robert Ma*»k*, Mr* ham, Ala . aad puioU in Keotucay
Raytioml IV11*.m. Met. l.'kria Mat-1and are oaw at h«OM le their
ihew*, Mr*. Carl Tvirc-hauit, Mr*. friend* at tho Jsstoa f . ilawkisu
Earle T. Field*. Mr- U II. Si*■1i . i Ucm* on I'arh Avenue
pheewon, Mr*. A. It. (‘tail ami Mr*. '
C. W. Ktoudeanrtre.
Mrs. H, it. Ilight* >u *od i Inhire nj NUTICK o r Mi’ KTiAl. MEVrt.Ntt
niotorod to Jarbtm stile Meodayvi IN 1-iKL «>F ANNFAL MKKf
IV . OF TUB ROYAL F1UIN
where they will spepd * few day*
i OIUMMATIOX
.
•U L Thrashor, F. L. Woodruff,1.
t iv «i* *_.#< . . j w .i,.: i f . _ *' A i pec. I meeiiag Of the Btwcklul-ivre Of the Reyol F«ta t'aeperation will be Ipld st the office «J
the rorpontkiD, A l t i e v u n t *
Aprisg*. FWrids. el 1:00 p. m.
" i t'rhtk ea Menday,- January 31.
1037. TKie is >stlq* U railed st
4 the dJrertlen of Uw Board of Dt' reeterv *nl U to be held In lieu af
aad for *U purmnee of the regular
* annual averting nf 1017. b l t i l j
1' the ehrtioei uf s Sunrd nf Direct'-rare and the tswnaertie* ef such
r-ther kuainea* •• may be properly
Mia* Derate* MdrUga attended
New. Year'* party at the Kohon
P. PAUL>
BEAUTY SHOPPE
I'ermnnrnt Waving
our Specialty
A Ri-nutiful Kugvnv Wave
wa low aa 910.00
60!) Hrat National
Hank Hltig.. and
Hotel Forrewt l-ak*
ONE PRICE ON ALL
FALL DUES8BS
i i Thin *nappy cloao-oat o (
nil Full urctiMd at th*
miUmiahina prico be
low o f fora Snnfonl wornon Drcaao* that up un
til thia event aoltl for aa
high a* flRSO. They’re
Kiting fa it at
“Tty? Cruise of
The Jasper B”
i
A d a p ted fro m th e N o te !
by Don Marquis
w ith
Rod l.elfocquo
An Animal Novelty
‘ T h e Itwilling Kangaroo'*
Milana Ntwa
nucgH
MnWT-. yeoo. auto, aioo
w t t l t l t —at ao. ai.eo, TV»
Its* Taa
MAIL ORDERS NOW
SKAT SALE KrL, Jan. 71*1
ty in Hosiery
T h o rtmtugfin I hut in roiii[ii«tw l nwMt tier
f w t l y is th o mia w h rro mi-Uu(y give?
rn rv fu l s tte n tio n to (h e «|uostion o f n pwr
fo o t m atch in h osiery in ahirarest o f c h if
lo o s .
b> o>d-(W*itiettail girt*,
A now shipmont of tht
rgfrMhhtgty
tHffsts
Spurt Hots—dcllmg n
<
in Urgwr ciUmi at tywi
tho • pricos wo ssk K uffouivaluo.
P hoen ix Thread S ilk
I*urw thrvml gllk with Halo tofui. Hero
is s hose that will give cacoUtuil
norrlco anti at th** »amo ilmo coilform to the w ry noatost in uppeajr* ance.
SPRING
COATS
All Silk Chiffon
Notiniwlly known for their svrvicmtluliUr
s* wwfl so ihsir sh w r Ixisuty. w» sr« offrrtng a wills M lwtion pf colors in V»n
lU alts and I’hoemx ali *Uk chiffon.
Early
arrivals,
vary
ewwt In simpiw Haws,
flanni'l With whi*» fUF
rollars. *
. ..
Van Raalte Chiffon
Nothing l* sacrlflcfil In choosing
thosalw aa with th« llolt lopd. T h * ,
v«nr iheer chiffon. In ftiir many col
ors, win make s d t m t spt*ial <o lh*
huytw.
-SILKEN UNDERTHINGS - - bloomers
other blgh gratis silks. Every tolor
that wiH match mi-lady'a costujnt ta
4n thia aataction. *
-r
Step-Ins,
Teddies
Cowns, SS.Wt lLilljUVp*) 0* Cfiiu« ttltii
Jrrsny.
D«UBhi|dny ttimniml In
dainty laces und-uthnf* in cunURMt#
THOMAS H. BUSSEY.
Boaster
OfABUU D. ItAINEK,
*•*'
\re Fast Being
Closed Out at
Raffeld's!
MILANE
j
Members Gude Tyme|
Club Entertained At
Home Of Mrs. Adams!
Mo*t enjoyabla »«• the’ bridt.e
party f iven Wednesday afternoon
when Mr*. J. R. Adam* wa* host
el*. entertaining member* of tbt.
God* Tyme Urldge Club.
Rose* and other cut flower*
combined with greenery were u»cd
In charming profusion in the room*
where the card table* were placed
for play.
Dainty J a p a n e s e
maiden*
adorned th* tally card*. For hold
ing high *cor*,'Mr*. A. II. licrhwith reeeired a hand-embroidered
gucit towel. Second high *cor#
prito, an atomtier In the form o*
a Dresden doll, wa* won by Mr*.
Verna C. M osrngor.
la te in the afternoon the host***
•erred chicken salad sandwich**,
Japanese fruit cake, dark fru1.
rake and hot chocolate aa rofrerhmenta.
Tho player* were Mr*. W. H.
1 wry, Mr*. D. C. Howard, Mr*.
H E Page. Mr*. A. If. Rerkwith.
Mr*. R. R. Gray. Mr*. A. W. l o w ,
Mr*. Verne c . Mreenger and Mra.
Adam*.
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FLORIDA SURVEY,^
__ JWS GOOD GAIN S 5 S T 1
V. nmt led tbe rrf'irtiBg en>cs »* ,
IN CONSTRUCTION*
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JjSr»* w itJ lftM t' 109. In IMS Mi
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The* r**ry pra« trying Klim. a* asixad ^ tr-
--------l »-.r« permits i ' '.»!«! fff)f<aa.Oori
l n c r « v ^ lB 7 n t i ^ R jir e f , j „ W r l ] U
in
From *11.000 T o € M illion; u ,
It, fnfl
,p u , Ta*tw
Jacksonville H u
I.a rgr»t
St_ ivter.imrg for third
. (iain . FI. M r • » Smal»r«t place. Ituriif 1 >W permits UiUi
---------iic g ltiATT.772 were irmnd »»>
' (B* lli* Assnrla'wt Pre**l
|Tas*ps, compared with $,n.41*.*-VI
Cain* varying fratr. IlS/WI to ft.t !M5, *hiW 8L retercb-.rg re
■ a n i W H J M J M » m « r » - ported *15^*0^09 tar 1**} yr-ir
for tV >c*r be
tered hr arvm «*r! of IS rrprrveot- •ya-.it
stive Florida cities report : 8g V-Jiki fore.
'rit'.srvk gwr*d ■!»■•«! tW0/r*>.
log permit M a li for IW® ■* • '*
pared with the "W>ai" year •t Fanf iTU parked op M /K O .*» M
Fort Mjrm wti.*e IWUnd had;
m *.
Jacksonville repeated th* U » r * ‘ Marly *lpO,OW mar* than is Ik*
I
percentage of increase. I k IFM t» * W « ' jrrar.
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Miami
JockaeriClr
Tamps .U .
Fort PUtxr .-------' l a M u d :......
Orlando----- .------ f t . Petersburg
Fort Myrr*
Daytona Beach
M>«< .Palm floorh
Sanford
(Vnaarwla
Wlater H a m
ClearwaUr _
IkU nd .
Winter Haven
Per ember
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trr ta rrfc!!j fetl-vued.
.t r ia l >s l w o f buitdirg permit* l** ,J
FOR
SALK
On or b efore .Monday
Jan.
10th. Ih r follow ing ro m ra cio n equipm ent u ill be *®M at
f«*rram prices:
I Noro a H. P. «a* F o r " * aw*
Hoist.
1 C. H. and E. S H I*. Caa F-agine
•ith combined rot off sod rip
mw and rig
, f|irvj operated Heist.
j f ; |
| p. __ w . and
, «.
...
1 , M
*
Ilolat.
1 Jaeger One flag Conerete Mi»*r.
1 Ford Onr Ten Tnarlf. 1 » » model.
1 Rugglea Two Ton Trdrk.
t ftumaeg 4-ln. fbapbraai Pampe
1 Karra 4-;n. Centrlfagal PumPPsll) Pnre.
Van .j» email tanli mrluding lead
f».t. fataiera and faulting (net*.
I Twal Houm
Ttw above ran, * be m a on the
•.{# of tht near t d f hall build
ing In lieLand, Fla. Make a*
an effer tor pit or a part.
UNION IS tlK M N m COM PAN t
i
Wm. Allen Cook
Putraln Hotel, iv'tand, Fla.
h *««*w » far .m art’ lk*a. 3 ) aalr..
tnoat gnfgevus ever , seen in a J LABGO —Contract u be
state of FTrakda. Rev. Brown itatetl (
minstrel production and “ .At the j ed, for erecting new huikhul
Twenty-nirw •{ than arc aaf^wn* North Pole" and “ A Football B ar-: pacing County Fairgrout v
ing fad ti-nw itiai*ter». Sanford
W*qoe'.~ have enough comedy to |-- -------------------- :—
Jla. one of tb* leader* aradng the t*
keep
the ardience laughing.
acv rdtng to the crangrlut.
"The n-inUlera' o f Fbnrla are
,am< - g the be*t paid in the United
"The M:n«tret Parade" g d to
Rri B- , I- Brven. n™ condor- ' State*, am! that *lnae I* one of the he a feature o f miai»trrhy that
greatest
recommendations
fee
ting. r» afir>
meetir r* far l w
Our ambition la your
« all A.'ways b« Popular will be here
ft r i! Chr.*tian Charrb. bi the aod your •tate,” he Mid.
Upon opening R ilfd l'i
mm.
Thi* year, th* fortieth anHwrium Vf the High Sebrn.!, la' The r —tir-gV at the church-be
O a irr to neglect, many women
dier' Shop are oatlincd « (
nwal
editiow
*>f
the
Al
(J,
Field
gin
each
earning
at
7:4k
o"<!
<khr.<-m.nerCoa*
merits.
Thi*
i
«
j
meeting wrth a rrtat amoont « f j
icy and it ia by hr
ittrrrM ant plan* for a largr-r Both rooming and evening aerrmad I Jlliutreli. » bKh corse* to the Mi r- penally *« with th* woman w ho'
faith with our ideals that 1
la
rr
Tbwwtrc.
Jan.
10.
wiU
prewit
has uio*wal!y mawitlvd' nariea or
hare gained tW
rtmgrega t i e . together with a are held n* S rrday.
thk Mtwtatrrl Parade m an entgely I the athletic woman who injafeaf
patronage we e n j o y ,
rhureh herw. are now h the mak - 1
1/lNDON •-x. Sk»-aeT*rr*T» in ne*
promised odiM lM* th ra4
aetxir.g.
Herr t afore, the hrrself by too strenuous exercise..
irx, aerrevring t» an anm*uncemeat
An Stock he ad time* a
Nee f i e * remind i t
Alfred miri-trrl buys nrr *wa on the There i* danger of a Myekdown,,
made gratmtaf.
Are you n r n w ! Do you hate
very latest creation, an* |
In the minlrtiy fee SS year*. Mr |K ao!, ft the dwelling* *-f raremen. atreet every morning about II burkarhe. headache! If ah.. Dr
keeping thi* Premise w»
Hut
*ie
hopes
the
day
wfit
nertf
Brown t» »aid to be -na of the
a'clnrk parading after the hand. IV r. r'* Facorite Pnr»criptf«.n It j
forced "to cloae out I
«
bi.- « he-i hi* friend*
t:t
Wall
meat aarrr-.ful eeargrl.ata in the
Thi* year, the parade* will he »een what you nc-d T**n't fail to ■try
Dretaea to make room
it for it will driva away the blue* .
fhriatlan <>uirh
He bar eo»- ktriet wear bear akin* aod d n g hath if** and o ff the «tage.
Srnng Styles. One pries '
th.
if
t
o
>grai
Awra
by
the
bait.
and
tone
up
the
system.
4
dattad vatioua
campaign* <n
trdicalously low, pric*.
The npramg number o f the
hen
-1
H
k
lor
Utal
pkg.
to
D
r.!
been placed on all
rhurcbe* of '-oth the we»t and mid
fortieth ciitieo »!**•» a repfoDresses and bargain* rtls
dle w»at Iwfor* coming Into the Don’ t Get Up Night* ducti p <«f the street an whkh the Pier •'* Intalid*’ Hotel. Buffalo,
New York.
await you 1 selection, f. a:—J
work in the mrjtbem rtatea.
Natare* luager Signal Kelwifd theatre is I catevF and the itage
ing as usual
Aaaxting in a campaign at Jackby Team. Man Waal* Other*
• <m n «i*i» i.i r i T in *
,1>« r open. The heya parade pa*t
aonviltc. f<rr the purp»c*e of raiaing
“ Style Without Bxlrau
Ts Knee.
the aodKnce add then into the
fund* with which to ernrt a rmrlern
gaace"
Th* tlect«trat»an Hooka of the
J I. ■ “lurch. (W eill*. Tenn_ theatre and ia a moment tha cur r i t r at JUnf>«*. Ktorids. Will b*
rhtrrrh buildmg in that city, Bcv
le is a H r ta«H. 1 * 1 *.
I t a .f r l
t 19 to 12 ' tain raise* and they are in en •»4 w>1ill-i»4,*f.
Brown ia raid to h » u been (emin- »a>
i ' — M tstO sy. Jsunarr
ally trcponaible for the erection of thr** re*i night Bomtng wa* al- tirely different coatttme and the tk* rjabib i»zi
,
'arable
Pa***'! BlWfh ^ah*w prtxroll.
XI tk» CM* Halt .
...
m e of the laygi *t Chnatlan Cburci t
U n " t i i i ir * .
Had n*» !**•!- .
City
ll*
«
1st
ratloa
t*ftieer
eiificea in tba taulk
“
Blackface
l-dd*e
Boas
and
Hi*
:»Virg 'ithltted hurau
p a t gall* to l*t.*1
“ For 17 year* I hare ' -en doing l
• • r u la l. I feel IW I" “ African Harp" ia the ynncipal
erag»li*t»r work and the ymry-iw- o i letter' ' My fnrnda aay “How comedian.
Jack. Richards and
of my m.any cam[>aigni ..oa not in rr . h t-ttfr you look.* Will tell oe Billy Chrurh head the singing ca st,!
the Wait heer deterr*«l In Fan- »r«*.e t - r*[ierience to any or- “ which l* noted for it* harmony
U llu ted Ifjchu cleantei the
ford >oo have the nurieoa ef a
and-melody.
Leslie Berry ia the
w-.ndcrful <hsrrh group am.org bladder a* ewactn aalta do tha b< wi-terlocator and Harry Frankel
th-<r <>f tie Chriatian d’-nomifta- el* It »♦. not a patent medici"-.
>anford Avenge Beta*
The form .la 1* on the hettW. Tl»a and Emmett Miller and Bob Conn! Prepared Meats
tkm and a t are doing our l e d to tahWtSecond and Third Sir
TsoUs. C ak es '
2c each at drug store*. are the end men.
build a c ■cT»ratiofi~.
•
Salads, Cheese
K»fler Ij ratory. Mechanictburg.
T h e Roof Garden," the openThere v * at t»rf*ent. 41 Chris OK
b fs lly at Roumllat A A i
44
McLander
Arvadc
it g scene, ia said to be one of the
tian rhurrh organisations In the de*'
l*»ug Store.
Field’s M in s tre ls
Will Have Several
LateStageFeatures
Church Meeting Is
■f“
Progressing W ell.
Evangelist Etates
KEEPS YOUR
NERVES STEADY! j
.
See Ad Page 3]
ARCADE
!)ELtCAT?^SEN
t j U i l d n l l l l j |J 1 i\ I La mtnf llrra'a a firm worth »erV-|
:eg for!
A r r t ftj.rj * t'. thv stadia* n■Afl# |
' * thU rr.lnfpnking rump■n> I
"rbta rrpn-.« tils a market far«
iprri'^' U' « " ) HKf r*. far the
______
>*f Klrm.
\ If •eery Ft r»ti
H o n d a D rite T o S tira u b lr K.^./r^fr
hot kn*s c-f * Ibr
m**H f"f Klim ; m
O fficia ls l i e l i r t r : Dem- , u n rr.err
• t himself »«•;,*
F-atina to* mu<h>xh f « d m«v
nn*lralnr W ill Make Tour iafhrmad ah*mt Klim, and als*. bet-i P*n ,*w* kidney trouble h k . m
---------T * •
the b-*j-e -1
aen-kamar. autlk-m /.,
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JACMtONVILU:. Jan. 6 - Fr « wifa*. demaad. <»r thts peadari. it j ,He k id rJ ^ n V
l^coaw •
(W MMtflMWjiiW rottrit)w j hhtfk, will o#i ^ tK- '*u»i <4 tlU f ^ ' l (1111 ^ ( 41911,
ilu/iri^, tl^f U|» |
Im* J«<t*gU*ed ta ths* rit*. f» s * i <pany. rv.r ' the FWiiia d*
. .u*e a>l •••*!• •f
tr»«*. par. I
B me*Mgr of ronf.drnre in Floruit , newspapers
j tkularlt l*i ka> be tnd misery jr \
whkh skeuld stimulate the Sew 1
Big lac 1 rial Hire Caaipaiga >
kidney ’ region, theumafi. J
Vear's rjlrtt of v|itirai*m of eiery 1 Ihiring The s*it three month-.
••■». re r.«ada*hr*, •**->
Vsyal Floeolian to aa unu.ual de-1 pmmiaent Morula newspaper* w.llj
Uad!w' in T uriwry |
grew.
rarry large adsertisemenU urging ! jrnut!«n.
After a period of intanslr# sto- every milk u»er in Florida at I The moment ynjr ba«k hurts or
dy and gareful evperiment. Flori- least to try Klim, for beverage a *1 kidneys aren't acting right, or If
da ha* been (elected as the sceoe well a* for (poking purpose*. B.t»j; Ms Oder U,ther* you, brgm drink° f ko®d water and alto gr
«f one o f the greate»l and rood th* product and method* * f u sin g , ,r *
Intcnsire fond Muff aelliag aod it util be desert!>ed In detail to f**’^ 4 f " » f ounce* o f Jad Salt*
o f them ^
pharm acy; taka a I
adrrrtiaiag campaign* ever Maged every gr-wer. arM .mo-t
.. , ,
• ,
taUaipnonful tn a glass nf w strr ‘
In thi* fjate by a manufacturer of tatually -HI have tried it in tn . he (ore I r e .k fa .t tar a few day.
thermo, liquefied form from twa- and your kidneys may ther act
food prpducts.
'
rhi* fam ous salta ia t r s jr ]
PUnt for tbit Klim campaign— quart thermo* Ivntles that •
o f tn*
tKe .-i
70 si.it.ng.
su itin g.' iron
from th*
tha acid
acid c-r
nf grapes
grapes and temor
Klim a . most everyone realties is carried
ca"K-i by
«.y each
v n«r
the fmall vrillk in powder form, *al#*m#u a* ke make, bi*
daily {uleajComlanrd with I .
u »,l t / v i m a n , Florida ho«me- « » •
_____ cUm S " i f i ? X V ' . l "n ,
wive. / . r 4 announced at their
Many of the .imp rUM fair. Ta |h”
. U- 1 , m .trslJ;.
Jsrksenrifle convention by that Fl-rid* aili I* V M M by
"l^dy |he h id. ;r the syst.m *.,that It
Mrrrell-Boule company and wrrrj Klim" whowill travel in a huge j ru> longer irritate, thus often »r
receivrvi with great enthusiasm ] yellow arut brown demsostratlng 1 ll»vlng bladder disorder*
by th# men who attended. Ami no! trurk ahkh omtain* a refngeratar. Jao KaMc rannot injore anyone;
wander, since these plant Include-!] system, a miter, a serving cauntrr , ,p*k»* ■ delightful effervescent
a twu-waek'i trip through Florida' and a hig supply af the trial star ‘ ‘tbia water dnnk which million* of
for avaryorv# of the mnapanyT vr.- ' Una.
*^i ^
'
aran salaam^! A tw o-.e»k.' visit | J h - trial rfca tin. will le . -dd at rjry
r, ^ . , , ^ n , h‘u. o fu ,
—a trip combining butine.t with 10c. bath at the fsirs and In the arridmg Mriout kidney dim-M-
CLEAN KIDNEYS .
BY DRINKING
10TS OF WATER
BYKIM ARMY K
R A F F E L D ’S
E D IT01
RAFFELD
LADIES
SHOP
For The
FAM IL1
Perfectii
Stoves
Me"*5*' S,° 'e....-» r ^ i S
blU°te budV fi^ Shf
b '^
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the
iMid t o vh
4*i»kdu*>- 1
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Heater:
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The Very Finest In Vegetable Seeds
Stokes Super-Standards
B
Y con*antratlng nur ellorts on the production of Ht strains o f
vrgct*Mr
aged which
■a* —
-----” w v*r now »clsasilv
* « ^ i f sahtokca
«a . ’saras%a Super-StanJardt,
' ’ UJt I *. I Alludf t]| .
«re arv able to offer the vegetable grower* of Florida seed o f a die
•inctiy superior quality.
Hardwarj
Company
tytukra Super-Standard* are the result o f year* o f intensive effosl
on the pari of ttur grower* in the United Stairs and Europe aiming
toward truer, more .pniform, more productive stock* which will
perform with absolute dependability.
t h e Super-Standard rating implies that the stock Is above and he>
nd the usual commercial standard. All our Super-Standard strains
ve l*ccn chemically treated, whkh not only disinfects them again*
accd borne disease, but also greatly stimulate* and advances gennk
luiton. U w e # M 4 a tio e date is stamped on every package.
Df pl*a^ir^i|akc* S M H liU a r t lt yi»t vlU eliminate a large rart
o f the an xlsfyof vegetable growing. With all of tha other riAa en
countered in your tvysinesa you will do well to eliminate the rUk of
uncertain seed performance. Make it your aim u> plant nothing
but the very heat available.
*
You'll find it pays to plant Stokes' Seeds. •
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SenJ /ar Our 1927 Catalog
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FIVE
ant Ads Are^Qnfck, Inexpensive; Read For Profit— Use For Results
ily Herald
lta«4>»l *nl fifty T1*,.u xml Ivl t* ha bal l wbetK*c • i t i r x l t
FOIt RENT—AttraelUa two room ! S4— lln u -r s ( o } Snip
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p ixor*. T im c m * '* r . i»<• t i n m c n t i
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HOPOINS A COWAN CO.
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and fireplace. Phono O.fO.
a W (trJlaiaaa etusfl ha b «i<
Radiainr and -heal metal work*
v m w i r t i . i i i w i t t i . tx t u n
|FOR RENT—Two-mmi furrmhwl price f iSOO. Hart Naaon, Valdei
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Avrn|>r.
I boater or ftreplare; 910 and up
(afIk ti* ihi il«a 1 at Ikh m tlli*»ri
h i — l.ula F or S tir
a m I. rt'IU lK llT I .I K l V 'n War. lb 4 r . ' i j i . t r l ia Ik* aaata « !• » • >
renl. I eava ordera at 1811
ha bait (t>« > taf l< barrbv hulhnr **f -if iha O i l a f 4»nt .nt. D»(*U a «*,>••-,'#*.1 hr 111 t r t l M i r t i l i . i
75— lluaineK* Ila r r n fo r lic it! ’
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(•* i--.•tidal h i a t i t r . that haf..>a «hr| *a. FoHHKXT UAKtt a l» l l t l l r r i t tH- d t p at 1 h ilf»(t. FV(iAM|^S II. COkVAN— All klnda of MeltonviUe Are. F. H. Pyaon.
FOR SA U ! — Corner lot In Oak *aia J'nVIi Ihall ha taa^—I I hi- l>i I'li t i i l an t r r. n u t a iio i.D r.it -rite, i ' l iha pri.llTMl ytaaa Mali ha
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
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ATTRACTIVE reuma to rent for
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ibaaper»<,r.l
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n*hf..ari f l .(..ia at* bsr*ar ah •a . i*vr ttatl:
FOR SALK
tVatar and Ro.tt Tank*. At Oak
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atorea or offkea at Park \ va ..ianre tit) |<er m nth. Reply Hoa Y, lb* i'u> .it Saal-cC,
h tll |Hr rentara |) 1-1 p»r rani |
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Aremie and Third StrtwL Twl*11 yaarliaioai it « In an alaalion I- I-- p ilo t It A. I’hit I an |an. attain U l,AK*t sa Mayar af tha Ctu af
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State. Heater, aad Ftreplare J Young. Owno/, COA Park Are., op- i
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I'. IK.a■r a o • 11 ASM and K. ’ 9. Ium *.
Itfil i !;il i i . i l , rny i -anmiaaaie
q i lCK SERVICE TRANSFER P*stl»« <'°«rt Koore.
FOR SALE — Cortwr loi in INne ebartar rii>H na,lin*n<-*« al |ba c'lly , I’la rt at it i I rlaaiian
nf snnfoe.t, eivrl4s.
Iha |...ia nf nall.tt tar aa1*1 alar af ih* a lie - f M a fa ei ftaneiL as
HAPPOCK STEAM PRESSKKY
t- blrat. Small raah payment, bal
PIIONK I H arvTIt’N I Tbnl a*i,l ln.n.1* thin Hull ha «a ti.ltnwa, t^.tatt
•-rii-il hy I. It n ilU P A irwrb af
—Cleaning, prrealng. tailoring.
, OR RENT — Twtt-eimy hulldlng ance •!& per month. Owner, care •Hail bn ».| tha .lani>«nln«il..o al l>n-*
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103 K. Palmetto Avenoo. Phone 5S— II oune hold G onalaraai al Ibe rnla al nva sn.1 - I Ivf'i Vl-tM a Mr Ml, ••(111*4
l a i f m i n-ria*. an ihia site tits
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grnt ery atom and meal markrt. K *■ 1 ■ — ■—— ' ■
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fftit an inarn tip ltiiNtHt n t
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FOR SAIA: — Mahogany dining H. WaMen. Capanan City. Rl. 1. FOR SAl.K — Heautlful French ' * * V , *•*•*
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f»r«l flUf* 4‘f Stfl«*rfr »fU\ Jkltf., T t i f CTTT o r m M n u m r t o A* Haaar af (ha Cttr a| genU. U PERKINS — llabereaiher
table with aebeitn* pad; gn>» i 184, Sanford.
A It*. W* flenlM'j ■rtVAl] fllh V*f HUtlfl Iftue «f ,t*H(if)4* to muturn thlr t> IIM’ t IN TIIK It'M I»r TWO h i : n f*r*t, rianda
head.juarteri for C o 11 • g I 0 t o condition; cheap. I ll K. Eighth - — —------------ ;------ ---------ment, balance 913 per month. Re- ’ »*•• *Oaf *■'* *t *N* tenesnee T 'ltt'i* -t.Ni* r i r r r T m u n s N t t
rnwity-aT u m .
aatl. t.. th Iha rule,
In U .I.iltn /O H M lltie fP A L C l l i
k u n i itx
Clothes, 110 Ftrut Street.
Street.
77— Hotihen for Hritt.
ply Hava X, cate llerahl.
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FURNITURE for tale: One four- FOR RENT — New modern houto,
! mo nay of iba t'nlle4 mm-a
Awar- NltKlMr. VONaTnt t T AM> r t . L l r M i l .
ANSCO CAMERAS
five Urge room*, rloae In. Phone LINCOLN — FORD — FORL'SON l.« 4*1,1 t. n.la ahritt 1.4 SUna.t by A Ml .Nit'll' it. Itint’ ITAI. IN TIIH ITTf-aT
piece t>edn>om tulle. Ivory; one
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Edward Higgins. Inn,
AND SUPPLIES
Iba Ui|»r «1 lh* 1 ’llr af H*nf.i»4, fI T T o r
a is it tfin .
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oil water heater, one three-burner 830-W.
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c’ iii ..f hriotvril rinrl-l*. an.1 >hall
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riarvfa.
. ba.ri af f taa.I lharalo in* official rartala o-Ulnanr* »| iha city >f Pwhtlah the. U. II. te. Jan C, IA
Mrs. 11. RamprnthaV, Route A. NEW hungal-iw. 4 rooms and katn,
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3 rloreta, hot and rnid walrr/ HOOD AND GOODYEAR TU ttS !n* tMaraai. eeureirt.ta a. *iin*h..|
'(log 23d-U, New Upsala.
•AN OltniVtNrl?
IIIOVIllIMt
General Contractor
i-i *r,M b---ids, riba II
electric llghu, on Urge lot; |33
M»H AN IMI'H "P ItoNInt Hr
A Vala s.-lentetl Us* found that
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61— Mince tlanenun.
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HIO* IN TIIH O N o r TWO III S -•srbi-n dlosiiU U nerenasry to the
DistrUaitor* Chaivller
at rbont 441
2S4 Magnolia
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I'HID AN!* rilT V TfloDIANU life of bai-terls.
CommareUI Avenue
klaiaa ^ |
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C r a f t w o r k c o u r s e — Tw .
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WIGHT-CIIRISKNBERRY PRINT
Aul.im.J'llaa fur Sate
lesson* a week, making and de« u- FOR RENT— llouae on corner Elm
h«,*br inaui*ri*>t riuii. ru-.i tail
- w tl--a r I lb fall ab *l**llnn tat
SHOP — Printing, Engraving, rating Ump ihsdet, toy*, furniAre. and I Ith St.*, 8 i""i»e, 833
•IH4, ml,1* lb* i|u«,il»a -if lh- iban,- r
Embossing. Sen ut flret. We do lure, household artl<lea and fine »»r month. Call at h.mte or adNASH
abra nl Iha bands pr<i*t4*-l far hr .
t. Phor.o 417-W, R. R. Avenue- nredto and (I i m work; rUttr* af- dress O. A. M,, 1021 Elm Are.
li*ed* the ca-rM in motnr <ar talus. this iM la ia iA i
HinmiiN • Thai Iha f>i,b> if «hs
-'ommercUl Street.
SMITH MOTORS CO
ternoon* nnd evening*. Enn!|*
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frith.ws.
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now. Woman's Ea.’ hangr, Valdes FOR R E N T--Flight •room house to >
SEMINOLE IIUDSOVESSEX
'F u ll tha n w « al el th*l r*riatn
Hotel.
responsible yuirtlet. A P. Con
Ordlnboiri at Iba sit** at Habfbrd.
INC.
Authorised Dupo Reflniahlng
. nelly A Sona, 231 Magnolia.
rlurl.lri S . III. ribllllrid
.301 Oak Ae*.
IN 1I|U>|N *M r
I HOVIIMMI
WANT to trade good Gulfport,
Phone
41
AN fpai F.
lioMnl St
ROY SCIIM1DT
F'lo/ida, 8-room bungalow aad FOR RENT—3 •room unfumbbaul
i i t v u r « * m n >h i «.
rt/> I
bungalow on l*almetto Are. Re
IN Till: ACM "I* T " " »*i n
lot Tor 8 acre* and house In or
IIUPA
MAKMONU
Sanfnrd near Sanford. Care F.. Kaierman, ply Hoa M. J., rare Herald.
Third and French
Sanford Automobile ! a
Ijsiuir
Ph. ne llt M iw r A t i i i ; i,HiH’Kr:i"< u n it
. fWt MagmllU Are
lake Monroe.
r e __ i n t i ' U
t i i s; p s i . b T tiR H S N is ’
> v iT
apitnl
FOR RENT OR SALE — Portly'
nk I SKIS ANl> L’XI'KNPIIIV T«»
JEWETT AND PAGE
furnlshfd 5-room stucco bungsIS— Flfirlatg.
i n »:rr in g s T I ttiT snii ii. ji ii*
Iioctoni
67— R o o m * W it h H n » rd .
A kU Nicit'Al. mmi'ITAI, Is Tll*4,
HIVE'S t.ARAUK
low on I'sA A%a. Reply llo* 1 &0, ;
I m r ■ »ir oA N roitw riA fiinv
Ijiw y e rn
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Sanfoul tmsler •
A. K. K0HSITKR
core Hers Id.
•ad min noNtgL**
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I'hnne
Ail.VINaT iha appruval ..f IH-I, *j* l > rk *
Celery Avenue
Phone 212 -W ROOMS, with or without rvenl*.
80— tulomohllea for Hale
, • i . a on liais.il „t th* i n* at
A Plural Suggestion for FI'E li—
Kessonsble rslta. Iriorotn llntal F‘OR RENT — S-riaim unfurnished __
AIM .- I Pl. fl.u, N.a ISA. rnlllliil y
Sti'iin«ra|iheni
IN • II1HSANCS!
FROVli'INfl
Oreaalon
stucco bungalow on Palmetto |^| (
StUileliak"
to hsppi
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All (llhi’rs
Floral Design* a Specialty
Ave.
Dean
Herg Corporetlon. I * 1
68— Unom-n W ith ou t Hoard
fur the new year. Son Juon G»
Herald Building. Phone 718,
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AI.EN'DCLA Blooraa—Mr*. U H. FOR RENT—Two furnUhed b«l __
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DODGE
iit Nh iiMi. I 'h i r e i ,
. .. . .
Jones, 211 E, Central. Phone
rooms. 808 Magnolia Ave.
78— ^
O ffice* nnd D riV lln om
T^nhure rare and Gral^m Truck* ’ I7 ,1
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Phone 3 anV*Y\r ! m m 'Ti h? H iiV.i t *i?re.. — ----------- KTlil vT ANIl tMlI’IP A v|i si. r
FOR RENT — To gentlemen, fur. 0 ITHC l T9H n r N T - t . M*l*ch|
•STEWART THE FLORIST*
CIIRVHIKR
I’AI. Hi ai ii kl. IN Til*? I’ ir r in
iiiihnl r'“iin. all convenlenrea. .
Applv A f O im ^ y 8
Flowart for oil orroslont
Hons, Magnolia and 2nd
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M3 Magnolia Are
Aanfor* Ave. at !<>ih SI. Phone 8/3
a n - i- >n r n .n it.i • i-.i r.in,«
McLANDER ARCADE
gn__ A a .-- l *4
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-in- alf- »!'* Iaim*4 let* l r ]
Phone 781.
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FOR RENT— Four-roon* furnished
HANFORD
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this ilib 4*.. ..f H i,-*
bungalow. Apply after 0:30.
2LJ Magnolia Ave.
h*r * I* IM*
27— I'rofpM lunnl S ^ r k ic w .
717 W. First.
HIGUlNS-HMITII-WtGllT, INC
Phene 1ST
Heal Fatali- an t
MHROPRACTIC — The aclenee p o R RKNT -FuniisheH room, two J
INSURANCE BROKERS
that, makes rtople well and hap. ?
rondecflhlr "bath. 1101
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py. Aou sl>o csru-^pjoy good Magnolia'Ave.
MARVANIA
RKCmhXTIOHED FRED OARS a , i . . , " ‘ ' *■"’
health through (hi* 'method of ----------------- i
t 1 Allow u» the
portunlty "I
healing. Dr. W. E. MarDougalf. FOR REST— I-atge bedroom with showing you this fine property
Mtl.I.FK 0. P H rrd f'S .T n f.
1’ nhii*" ua>- Is. It. I*. Ian
1st Nat. Rank Bldg. Phone 482-J.
twin beds, fireplace. 41) Park ' Scruggs-Scoggan*
lUalty.
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Phone 733.
Masonic Temple ,
Are,
Used Car lot. Palmetto and
s u m >t u r b iisu mi >« rioH
b. J. NIX
Third Hi rest.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law FOIt KENT— Attractive bedroom
flI — W an ted — T o Kant
XIIMICAU, Iha I'll! <’ »aM«|aal*n
310 East Flret Si reel.
private bath. 815 park Are.
Iha I’l l / al Hahfml, IW H i, an
IW g e Brothers Care
Ilih Hat a| Tacamhar A. I)
Phone 423.
! it la dtilr i.iaaa.1 « * l *4 pi *4 a «•■»WANTED — Garage apartment.
12— H elp Wanted— Female
iialn iH fla «»4 v.. |«k, trinlaali
IV33 Overland Touring
fumirhrd.
tpase
foe
two
car*,
bv
74— Aparlmrnui and Plata
AN olll'INAM’ l. I’ UOVIIlINO
IH38 IXatge Touring ■
two refined business men; ye*
ro ii- an ir ir t ; o r h o s i *4 tor
WANTED — Firet'dass rook for
IUM
Eases
Coach
tut c m
o r HANroitIV r u » around, Address P. O, Bo* 6f>
family of two; must rook thne
iiioa in Tin:
ht « o r t w o
192.1 Ilodge Coup*
meat* a day and do general house FOR RENT —; Furnished modern rity.
tit sthii. 1 i a m i TirTT t h o i :1938 Ford Touring
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apartment,
three
Urge
rooms.'
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work. Apply Box It, Herald o f
f i itinniHw m u rm n 'K itiiR ] » « Phono 8,10. W.
1923 Chevrolet Touring
fice, giving referencre and full
M — Parm a and I jin d P’ o r Sale
.lliw
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HIM
M l.'! TtlHIlK*
1938 Dodge Sedan
o r ro hr m in t amu •ix i ’ i : n h »::>
particular!
3-4 Ton Truck
FOR RENT—Two-riK.m furnished
To Hlkl.t 1
tSiNirritVa’T AN 0
apartment; spare for rar. lOUit FOR HALE—Ilawl buy ih rnuntj;
la 1-4 Ton Graham Truck
: n m u c m -n r nANsvitu.
13— Help Wanted— Mala
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farm,
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eras
cleared
and
Union Ave.
I* 1-4 Ton Graham Dump Truck. III IIX. •
plowed; new house, all fenced; f3,•n4
tvlIHIISAlt -*ei.t Ofdl4aa*e rrnW ANTED— B o y with hlcycle t«*
The above rare are rompUtely i 1<l-« I .<( m la s u a - if I h . i i I , t v (Ha
FURNIHIIED apartment. 317 W. 100. L I* Keller, lake Monroe.
handle distribution of Herald on
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11
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In
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«i hauled and in best of condition.
13th Ht- Phone M I J , or ae.'
West Hide; must have bitycle; good
• .<4. » l T w a l l . i « 4 f - t
aa4
F lflf
W, W. Potter.
I’ b -.ita s lril D - illa r a . IS * u r « * * * 4 a 4
compensation for right boy. Ap, M i n i I n t o , i h * M l * Ilf a * III bu
Prices Are Right.
ply Circulation Department, be
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bungalow,
In
lh#lleighM,
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■c le a t t- u - e — a. 1 -i-w M
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tween 3 ami 4 o'clock evenings.
hardwood floor* nnd built-in faa
all ronvenlrmes; V8 a week. 1101
TFRMH TO SOME TEOPli:
Tn aradt, n » l r w l aa4 ta il* a
turn*; 8750 00 gives Immediate poamualalpal h-*i>nal la Iha Cllr ti
F'lerefi Are,
?i*ut«,4 FI.ml* all ut iriKl iMioOa
8F7VERAL boy* who are desirous t _____ __
session, balance 965.00 per month.
I<# b* at lb* 4anuinltisll»n of line
of making their own meney. -Ap-} THE PARK A P A R T 81 E N TH.
Tbuuaau-t O-llara »a*(t * -til*s Inpry at Herald Office between 3 and
1)t< « at tb i rale » l 111 * and unaON till l i l t : >11. It*
PARK AVENUE AT CENTRAL 8- room bungalow in Kdgsuei-d;
OllltlN ASt'K
rWok UtlNtl alf e-r raniMsi Ik ■ 1 ear am )
4 o'clock In afternoons.
eastern eipoaure; Urge tot;
STREET: MODERN, ELEGANT
inl,,«as patabiri uo Iba
N IhaO'r. o r Ro n laa |M Till:
' i n n a<ui Jalr> aalj
tr aANf>IIIl», tlAtlllOA. IN
ILY FURNISHED. ELECTRICAL hardwood Doom; 97X50 1M»; teaI
iMtSltb
'Hi,ads
malms
Ibldr laata atiat
10— Money to I.nan
REFRIGERATION
GAkAGEH. unable term*.
MIX 14SK InX.l 111 * 4*la nt ■Iniinri b»ib |iilnrileal ant
titiHittf, 1 tl*i Inlet eel *r sal4 bvbita
be eatable
REASONABLE RATES. APPLY
i In. I sdli al »-ia,s Saak In lb* Illy nf Near
MONEY to loan at from 81*1 to APT. NO. 8.
4-room h o u s e on terner lot; a real
»:nh ' i ‘ l'lil VKrt m o l* Itlll Varh. IHata mt N ,a ) mb. ta lawlul
7 per rent interest.
K illtor U r o t h e r h o o d L o b o m o tlv u p’ n tfitM w r'g J o u r n a l
XPKNDRtr T « KHItn <V<X- nten*r at tbs t?btla4 Oiaiae b« Aatasbuy at II.000.00; easy tar ms.
A. 1*. CONNELLY * HONS
bTHCiT AND w y i l ' A MiNK’ t- a*
FOR KENT - FurnUhed aparto
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merit. 1901 Magn-dta Avenue.
al tai l haiMta, ttadar Iha « ha»t«r at
S u b jo c l
COLCIXH'UH REALTY ’
15— Horses, Cattle, Vehicle* Phone 384-J.
1 1 ha Cue ail nahlard bl il4 t. Iha
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____________________________________ _______________________ COMPAKY ,
lilt, tana i f banda lor lh* mrin .ip al pni
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Iowaa alafaaald. taaai hi appinaad
hi a a i H l i l eala at Iha MMlaii
•I tha I'll* til Hahlald, flotlill' at ha
laeurunce
■Ira lloUtatn.
ara anallflad In tala aa U t i l hr
•a»*ilhn taalalmilnn haaha nf tha Cllr
-41. Oraparlllr
Ibajat nahlaed. rjattda. tvllha al an
M'liNlHMCP apartmania; t w u
trtr >alaalion Aallid aad hald lal that
49— P ou ltry and rtuppUw
and thrva raneaa. ftmt (l««r; c<4b
vrmafim. JJS Ea*t Fifth.
"1 18— B u tln es* S e n l c e O f f e m l S6 — Flirt nnd F r fil
hRATES
|« Adraara
till be refelied
catloot ar acal
_7f a Hae
on reaoeat.
raU* are for
(Ttiona.
arerace length
o f 30c for
■la rretricted to
made The SanIll bo reaponaibl*
insertion,
•ubaonuent
ofOco ahouLi be
toly in caea of
IERS
"tupreaentatirr
liar with rate*.
HlflcoUon will gtre
urination. And
will asalat you
or want ad. to
off retire.
1NT NOTICE
|bould gire thair
Iflrt addreea ai
phone number If
alia. About one
thou land ha* a
the others can't
1 th y>u unlrM
address.
MUST be
Sanford
J ly lellei. Tele■ anrre ire not
In pi • Efficient
rFiiund.
ring, Tuesday, in
it. Obw n o r irta>
■ly dcta\ib >ng and
ad. Care Herald.
|n PsiV A it.. Tutereturn i *
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rk for spuir tire on
ttween kUllonvillt'
nUIb Ic* Co, Sunisse return to Bulck
vir‘-
w Everybody
Welcome
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B b r a r ; A-1 condition.
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Sanford Forums
RIM CO.
, not lh* owner.
T aatimatai.
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ko rharc*. B. Kiear'
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■Flret Street
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aid*walk*, build
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tUy of ou r prom pt
iplHtni and ou kk
A series of interesting lectures
Intensely Interesting
_ ■ Highly Educational
Every Friday evening at 8 o’clock
City Hall Auditorium
Friday Evening, January 7th
Robert E. Coyle
la a Christian Industrial Order Fo-wible
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BRADENTON, ila ., Ja n . 7.—
(A*}—Th* Manntrr River News,
which this wrrk rr|iUc#d the
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e«l to jubtioh oo edition today.
F.ftori* to cuinniuntote with ,
• . .1 o f l k i i l t and i n c w a st»ten*rnt rtgardlng the »u*)<en«ion
>r B o r a h
S a y s
vif publication, o f re o f no avail.
5. I n t e r e s t s H a v e
Thr .Manatee River N*w* * « *
taken over by cmTloy*## of
i B e e n Im p e r ile d
the paper on Tuesday of thl«
[C a p ita l R e p o r ts
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Bradenton'* morning publica
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Fine Progress During Past
TRAINS ONNEW Few Months, Report Shows TOSTAGEHUGEP ut Into O p e ra tic
■FLORIDA'LINES
FETE OKEYEDU n k in g 2 C ontinents |
. rtgnU now rrtijy foT dlatrSiO-' plan'* and *hruba- tplth'v.i * t»
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tWn h> tke City Nuraery Include! pen*.-,
N.-tlftr .‘ion o< * 1lMHs IVaultIAoO Auriraliitn oaks, many of
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S e r v ic e
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A rccm p a n ied B y l*ro tn tn tn t mediately, a.-Cvrding to City Man tlty being receive,!, ha* interested',
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tarte.* R id e O n S p e cta te tmtay that in th, lv*cemher rap»y! fbaulltkaU oa contest In creating
d a y W ith E x c h a n g e
a ' larger number tvf plant a n ,t'
of I'ark Superintendent Ka»l*»*t skrtih varitiea, .Mr. William* stated
O f C o n g r a tu la tio n *
l.»>nd"nWrt. the r Mitt* achlev..' today,
a
at the City Nuraery during thlh,» u»rli of cs nipleting tdan*.
pa*t few m«>nth* hasw hem .ve-|A<jot,;c%1 tl> ^ p. Jttfuwt'ea fom *
loinrlon O ff ic e O f A<wortated
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mlf.ee le Mid t » be pr>»grv.-stng M .ttk n I’r t r r On AH ery lTo\»
New L in e s I.in k a M iam i And markable.
I’rrp * T rllu O f Im p en d in g
May He lln o -u -tj IU I 1 » b ;
The city ranm-A use -the u ik lp « ' S»ti-f*ct. Ml) ard aithln a shnrt
W ent P alm R ea ch And S t .
M a il O f IT tn r e O f Wttle**
planting
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va.ri.Mis p|«tv where plans In
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Htrpa w«f» taken at today'*
D e la y e d 1 5 M in u te *
TAM l’A, Kin . Jan.
- i,V»(Dy Aaaoclated l*n » il
t 'i Thu uavk laVvpeetcd to tw*c»m rham bor -ef Contntvrr** m eeting!
ami a ecgtfi
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th
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B
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' pletr.1 vo that by the i-penlng «f -vhtrh are rv|ertnl |o result In th e '
the deal ard Air Une Railway, to be held Im the near future
wire-1 by th e AsoVs imtvd Preaa
rh'1
the
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training
ami
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regular
eta'gtng
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over the n e a ly inaugurate,! padlomay w abb to .» them.
.b a v .l-il **a ,-n , thu gr-ur.d« will : tria l In ttanfi.rd dune* the
j
N E W Y O R K . J a n . ‘T - f A P *
banker* and other »prclal
ne rrtn u v n la l *ervlea between
tttIN G T O N . J a n . 7 .—
ats he among lh*- m Tt ksMUtlfnl in |pkrt «f Match, a festival w hielijP,^r,‘
It U r.vpectc I (hat the
wa» traveling through •••uth.rat
mlon and N*w York earn* fwa* , - - T h * 1 d ivnro o f o clen tistai b r i
frh e
atlm irtb rtn ttio n ’*
the fflty Nur-.rr, w|il M
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,tl io d ay b y Snnatm *
H»* rte r, obtained cne.n-ctUu. oeey j ^
ic* b e tw e e n N«W Y aH l
U rct'iv rd On New P r in te r firat evrtnmaiea will be beM in a plan •III be
urn .the tn e s lim -i-ui.c-l.
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c h a ir m a n o f Iho S e n ronnertfiHi with the n|*nin* of the rltlsenr laay
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A R e p o rt O f f t t .o M W b r it o ftom Fort « i-le.i In Pert Hyrra
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nnd tlefem to a Hy o<<*
nf the baneftt wbivh m-.n'. U* «le- I junctu-o wtth the Uritlah p -*tefahtl fmm Wn>t I'alio llw th to
T h e ep och to o k p la e t a t
ie llo g g .
.
Inauguration on n ett Monday nf
rivevt fnrm a twi»-,Uv velvbmtien
>
rkr*
8 : 4 4 o ’clo clt. N ew Y o r k tias# ,
Im c ric n ii
n av al t'P* a dally right-hour u ire i m l c e n f Miami. '
Mr WorfWhl'a natty waa travel
The l*md. u bureau dictate! the j ^
m o rrrin ,, w h , n o f f k U l
lh v C e n tr a ) A m c r- lb# International New*. mv# ,-f the
ing In tt»»» apcttal train*. A third
folb.w.rg
new*
iHspateh
to
grew
ting*
were . * changed bwtwwwv
_ an d it * a<l)wccnt fere moat pro** a**uc latiunn in tHr • ir ri.l, brtutng <!nv rr r Martin
]tt iS iin tr.v
wvu .
,
,wet IKrw^dmW W. B. tyrintd *t the
drsrribrd l»y the arc- world, wrq* announced t—lay b> ami a uumbor **f p c mlnont I V
a f E. J - Marked, J • It ,tel.!..-n t ”1 ON ,POM,
Jan. * i/l’ tn n * , Aa»eriea« Ti Ij ■k mi
, n ) Y,)v
n effort t o ’ atop far- Th« Hanford Herald.
juhn Mwwh. I., k llrn
rbl'ana wUEUiArd m n U *i Wiin
,, H. I) | ,JBJ anru-tiiv,rm .n t that the Pr|ye* »rwah fYiianaaT In
y ,,
fn tho»c aerUoni
Th{ |nUrnJltl„n.| S r a * 8 * r .
, ■' - jt 'hasy. (i- L Mlnla u . Furw**'. 1 - 4 * . ..f Wal<« sstll sialt- Ovnada and th*
« Evehm P M jrrav
the Warfield party pt A n a Ji* thl*
h<•«tllllU-n endanger ylfr wj„
,n a,Mitlun , 0 lh ,
r . I ukfier,
morning and the lhr*e
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7.
* * ^ 5 * “ * ™ ‘7 ! ! ' lary «a f tthe
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led L'rcs-i di*ps.uhc* whlvb known * * Hie Orange BDewiii hpc U n lin k S U « M - r T » i« w l
the fe**it
ef lhr pecri-l to
be made at Ottawa, ('»». office, in lGoode*
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p n iW I Nml lu report at .nest F 'l ada, avail. Th** P rim * a f W*W*
f'lh e Herald hen turned f i r aeveral rial, proceed •! *<»uth along th*
The teat had
llm d i| u u rtrn t I Jtn l N tv h t: .fay '* meeting of the Chamber
,fbad l » * « ;J f . U ’d thn
fcni, thl. tw„ , rrV(Cr. w,„
tlr tn W h o A rr S c n l T o C#pt
that i
Jnairvs t« accept tha Canadian r •*- ' a. m . but the '
Gulf to (h - liiurr » r t l eo*»l city.
Ar
(io v e rn o r I n N ot I 'r r - m t
l i . K . ConMil O ff e m H in Aul
A* o.tvaoved b» ilr . V ariu .l, -h* »»nmenCs insltatiaw tw attend tha ■vonditlon* in
, S V a « " K " ' r . •' - M r T J j
M k « .
Ik ,
Numerous abort stop* e e r r
r.tiv al would he Staged p * * a'Jnhnew celebration in Ja ly
Tha
mrile along llte way a* the di»NEW YORK, Ja n . 7 .-d *> New m-«n* « f not «ml^ deriving a g r*a t, l*riacv. is etpevtad to ririt Saw statie which
HANKOW. Jan 7. id h -A n ri
initial
tinguii bed vUitor* prmreded lo *ty for th# safety
*.
rlcana In Yoik'* Iwnnwvary offer* Alfr-d V. an uni of publicity lor Fanfotd York and the Middle W e st"
? r ! l l . committer ' A-ldithm of the International their destination, awl *b o « grer*
Seated at a table In
Smith
to
th*<
rvuntry
for
l»^el^.|#ll•
llankme arose 1st- last night wh*>
but also aa a *tlmul»» l>» the ro»r ,| The rm ie c tlo * wtth the t endow the A. T. sad T. Company fa* I
C‘ „W-.ed h i. oppualtl.ni * t * ' * t* " 7 * » *■ *»
" f w * Ing* and - l» evhee were made by a llrltish Staan fr •*** placed U
1 » G-r.- m |'*
boom w a *
bureau
wa«
established
*h,<rtly
a
f
jk tt pric* of wbat l« eapeeted Ur he
the Whit* Ilou*e after a j ^ o , MaraW** pojky j f . ^ n g
At. Govwmtir Martin and Mr. W ar
tMiiita the American c«n*ulaia ga l launched last night l>y Senator |a tter»T
ter 10 a'chwh. when Caul S. Hr»e- Broadway. President Gtffaed triad
b elt and U tr*t new*
" f -wUey.
with Prr«l*Wnt Goolldft* trailer*
field.
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denbury. an e<lit*r In the New York tha rweariee a t BiM airlock aad
Ei ..ok J*. I,uckhart American ««*> ek I It -bert F. Wagner at a dinner
oent for him In advanret A
!«*•f ‘h * worirl'. happrning*. Sup
At F<
rt Myera
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At
I .M
> ver» tonxrhl
ton
, U
m fm
.^ u U rtH d the American 'r at-i
Urn >fat».'M*l
Ma
’ g ; U>*
lU im v ttlir Club to I The e«,v <v*e wkah ve^ubl in In- office, wa* *<ril*ed that the land said to tha -paragae: “Can
day cabinet mtwtlnr. Bor- I plenrenling The Herald'a already he- Orange |tloa>,.o, traln . hr«*d •
.nd ch'.Urn
it,
uffu«r». b -me leUW P*r solved In the losgeint wa* the »ub- aad air «lrralt had hewn estab get am S ir Evelyn Murray In
Ilore made lh* *tatement I c*Un*lvo nowa. cunnertloa*. the
|jeet *»f d lw u vitil alm.»*i r*»t*r. *y lished. trie r tha res-wivtag ayya- A w t"
pnr*ent.
I* * W#d» 1 - - . ...
| to emiul
•>» who bealege-l• International New* Serrtcr will S t t S J i r S d W
S
£ « £ - - ; < . ................. .................... - s .
eg rrr *ai«f the great Issue1to lh * eaclush-n nf l,'b * r mat ratu* came first tha roar and atwk. ( A , „ ‘ V ? ,
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omerg b y m the caW- bring to th|y n#yr*l«P»r Florida
Gtfford
Fifty American
American women
women we,
went-I
of the
th . ne
nest preal.lentUl can,,mlgo [ter*. A . r r -K».-*-ri »- Mr .la .h ell. Ing e f static, and Naw York catW-l*. r i * * kaB MMlM
^ **!?*. I -*U. *.» Ika Caw
Fifty
t j of
report*' gathered by thr mint e f ^ Following
•aid
completion of the S m
Ung.
j,/ '
“HelU. b tn Js a A. F ."
Florid* {rent 1abtv-s I th. ship ».vd mide read, wt uU ha rvrom.tri,cti.m af .U t r -ml enJor*. I / 7 ,7 .c . J ' . ' u I
ficient p ru * organtaation In the toard line acroaa Florid*
“Good
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"Hello, New Y<»rh uffWe. This
W |w* h t e n i« " **ll for ShoBghaU U ekharY * rlgWg and wting •( l *
* lhI
I INGTO nT"J * iw T : ~ <M— Mate, and In a.ddltlon will Insure,
,0 UVa
ply
JJtoO miles away.
( deWfl - f lh - ‘ -friers *- tnven a . 1 * U - I p -r , f ^ ^*1 ' * Vs Frank King talking, tlow are
ihle Anirxiran naval rom- reader* of thl* paper -----------.
...
-,l|fo Mr Warfield took up ' r i r i j l . r om cludd a . folbrwai
a complete
Sh-rtly afterward* static laterTow?”
cam#
tha
voice
which
ro*a
s
y
r
w
n
an
dchildren
who
u>
states.
Then
he
n-ntlauedl
«nd
the
balance
«
m
I4
be
taiaed
y
anta today were b e i n g coverage c f the world'a foremoat plan* for building link* which
"There I* um m a n ia
tlw, ABMntribuUen from th« grower, of and lh* i failed tw sy to g la a t l a rupted the pmcwwdtngg aad the
to Nicaragua, where th# rycntat
ry ir,M .T
_T1„
ltU,nn by ,ao
. Vf the would •oncect with thl* new eaten unwilling trv avail tjvemmlseg M r tin tr y today whi*»tan.k* out «* aj-th* irakll amount or nuvti*/ >n nhlager a* tha static storm * o ff t » * ■ftltkafa fruqweotty w U , "‘aad
t i—ck l«
Sta*** elrocdy. k t * . ^ w ^ |W fro m lM i* eOtreapfovuT'ita In •ion aril the Fort Ogden-Fort Mv- Uv*4fnWlMM* can nei crspncl
lluultnN, Maine, rwrlouiled the rir> , I beg year pardon." a* they *tnuad.fem ier r t Ivmocracy In the « - > «w k *rate of cel«»y vhjn<-'.
atationed to pro tec-, the newv|>aper field.
era mad was i>p* of the first * f rv.eiv* any guaraate* of Iran**
»J their vac* to catch th * word*,
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lo
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tiki
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ri***
n
of
the
W
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le
in and farvign live* and
pnrutlnn f»eiltes
at a
later
‘ Since the beginning of Its npart- there link* to he rempleted.
f'endltfaaa bataam to tter after
What*,
yoef
big
now
*?*
a*had
•
frrson ami the cthei sreat figu s!|mh|Wtty a»t«n>Uug •*»•*» a few**-wj,
and It* treaty right* in •lon policy In Florida a few year*
The three ipevials, one from dale.**
-a Hate, bnw ater, aad Mr. Gifffad
iral-C'onaenrative warfare, ago. International New* Hervlre New Vorlt, another from I’hlladcl7*W^
Eugma t l.i-n, Canton.
mini*, e f th*, pa«t. W r of lha ria ls ■»>[*« the **na wo p«op>/*e* to stage. ! lWt ,Here
replied
King. I ’ll told Sir Evetyn that ha balfavad
a
a* - - a
_
a_ a e „* a
o a n ii
rant
_ .. — . i L . i a
a, ,s k .l
iir t c u
m r* !
I lfT V
1tl( 1U
4 ,." N
w ll
ican marine*
„ ,
, are, back
. . . in ha* rapidly added now nkwapapera pMa and tht* third from this state, ter »f foreign affair*. »*t!cd th# Nvw York n ffrr t» *r«»** «»a" no an »ur* that th* market price on iiu tata it to yea."
tha naw service weald Uak tha twa
•at
celery will be irvrrsaed frun* 4 tu
capital and .e a t of P n n |w ,u f lirnUle tnd
with were at Arcadia early today. A Ameiicaa consul general »'■*! re p -,0 ,# nation •srjt.-* id this »
“Go slow." replied tha A. P. ad- countries together aa neighhoga hi
.*1 10 rente per crate and I ballet# th*
laa, recognlted by 'h e u , , f u]| |rBte,| wire »ervleo *ueh I r. minute Mop at Fort Ogden was rvtrt totlv, American hu a«»* men n jragi--<ua l»a*b-r tn th# per*
grower* will a t* «t u* in U>* pru. iter la Naw Yack, "and HI taka It a real sene*. Da
ata*. and Rear Admiral | mlnw|l
par, n a* the Tan.- the lunge t ’ o be made on thg jour M * a ' i«f*icnce yeetenlsy
Alfred F. Hmitb."
an a ihho Is m typewriter."
jthe British general
-nt.
in command of American
•
•
rJ a l ’ , said Mr Markell.
*
Tha Govaiuur wa* nnt pr«
.
. pa Time*, HL Peteraburg New*. ney to Fort Myera. where they . Th** I antone » minister *»*• mThen King dictated hi* dUpatch ] it* cw paratkwh
Mcnraguan water*. .. \) tona IlMrh N.w ., P .U tka svvre scheduled to arrive ohnrilr pvetr-i to Ik- tn«|uirinr lot •tie* n e * lie asprvojed at h>* *uiU at the
That * g«U colebretrin might to an lha prvyertad tu u a f th* Prim e
Sir Kvalyn replied ha
. Managua dl*tHitch,w . 4 s
We .t Palm Reach Time*. Irforv n>>->n. A* the train bearing sun* unitrltylng Hm a n , " ml for Rlltmara that toi hi* U-<lor‘* urd* arranged, ,be further announect
fu f YVal**, At limes hi* voice faded tain that tha taangutmthm af
tneiv«d ln .tn ,c ion* to In- U h , , ; nd U J
l n a a k . Worth Mr. Warfield arrived at -Fort My- removal of th# American - m*a era he ahuuld rafu*a all ditw>« i|
that Itu- annual rvgalt* of tlm San ! to that )t wa* nulla impoastble ta
ill arm* landed in the
II# t. lotl Ions.
#m a bottle of Oraaga Illoeoom or.! vhlldrvn from lha to'--\ ,
(aril Yacht (Tab could bo held .at I iiikderstaad hla dictation. Then H twu rvewtriee
Ladgor.
by “unauthoriied Per
May<w Jam ** Walker *vhi» I th* a w * Urn*, helping lo a ttra ct; r«iuc rlesr again a*
The Taltahaiveo afternoon Demo perfume wa* t>* hg hnrled again** dc- . i k -J thv C*niont«a K..,eminent
tha roar af asu tiag friendly Uaa.
crat and the Tallahaaoee Morning the locomotive in a **«hrUlenlng“ had i**u*d • pmctnw«li"ii eying Judge Wagner** endorvea** it «f thousand* ef people t*» lh# d t )
j ,uvtW paaeed. *
A* tha two afftrials said
th loMliner ha* been authe Governor a* • pcaal lent 1*1
Mute have recently signed con ceremony.
. 1
U,»y W* ikl be pri'tatted.
Other .ipaaher* ilwalt ups’1* thr
Sometime* It a a a only a blur of bye. th# operator* plugged fa far
prevent the um by the
,
•
Th#
th* * • * * • with
ee •••• lha *International
i n v i u w » w . , ~ , . New* ,J
| n r railway
i n n - n y 'company -opnned
f - w " ~
1. reign Mlnlsteb Ch«n t» .r,l a carotid* t*.
veto# which would be derived1 jumbled word* and llraiwionbiury the first call a f the mgulag g e »
trun gn iied l.lberal force* tract*
VYagner characterised pvdtiWt*
.Service and It* companion »ervlce,1 P a r t ( i p l n • Colt M yer*-N apli« proclamalbm blaming the UnlsaH
had to call several time* fog repe avarcla) service a t the rate a f | fl
through
th * ...............
column* -v
af frv#
Ilirt
»**W
" rpublli
II. Heca**, of the neutral
h»n a* an unnatural law and referpesoenger trnffb
here.”
»t«hll«hcd on thr ra*t rua*t Universal Service, to receive the line to through Tha Palm Reach- f«-r lha InclJent of Ja n . 3 wh'vh ha
city and H*« show mg af now* ple- titio n s .
la-t We«lDea.lay.
,Uc lar>.I resulted In tha "tra * *»y riag to lha us— of wood • !' h«l a* terse In theater* ail u»#r (he rawsThe item an t‘«* Prince** visit
t fr.-lal# her# fa those o* aeon red
ply hake*, Mate department full leaser wire service.
m
a denalurunt in Industrial *1 okal.
Tha Tallahassee paper* which Miami line wa* al*« opened on th e , WvumH,lg „( * rmmbar - f Ch»» «»•
was rarttsd *n whits tha static
declared they
refuer to u y wlietlwr his
try.
.
i (io far ** i* known auU.dr of •aid
*Unventa sputtered and cracked a* would not
Jon* include authority to are alone in their field will uae the isitif d af.
t Mr. llUdsi-*, »ava of lh*
"In thU day of enllght* n. I rivA new spur rimnlng from Fort • vwvnfsinmt bva>h|uarier*. but two
to (hlpmbpu from M nU o International Newt Service dieprominent farmer* of tha district If to fight man'* r-.mmervla] tn of the pari mo making th#
Myer* to U Haifa wRI ba -twnad
httrt( an.l th .ir tn» Disathm, gnvemovental murder to
(Continued on page aU)
(Canlinuod bn page sis)
th g v intended for 5alaid lh* m ciuton i-f th« t7iamh«r
tn pa»o* I.gvr traffic about tha *iW- juries war* sllghtenfurre a I J * •howId M l im
Tha a ffk tal
that
h*
did
n*l
tolMVS
th*
grviwrtv
!•
■IU a f February,
muted ar l<d*r#led.**
minutao. T k lr t t
tional American war
w<Mild favor a ta» ,-n each crate «*f
la la af tha
w either #n mule or p ro -;
,
.
frtery hat that h* kn*w Uwy w-njl.l
M o to rc a d e G ro u p
•
*f HM| _ .
gta.Hr contribute to th* aipatvao ot
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T o M e e t S a tu rd a y
In on th* first talk with
th* pm j. cl. 1h*> m att** is to to
S e i z e d O n K a n t C 'o a « t
rbm-ight to fi'ts lha gr»«w*r» . . v e t t v
iw u .il v n u n
_
,
Tb* M-itarrado C riM *'" ""
merntwr* of th# cwmmtttea apiKiiat.l
___ J
.
Hamlnafa
Founty
Chami
•
r
gf
FORT I.AUHEKHAI F. F t # . .
i'ith their arrival la (>n.
t ,J
F ‘W men w *r* injured, naly a s * patbcdral in
All>«rt E. Coyle, editor o f tha
nuners-e, whUh c«u»»l*U
#• A Jan. 1.—/AT- Paltol U »t» w*whlag
teriran waters, AJmiral
**• K- W »fcb*n. prasiefan* #f-th# !„( ^
^riocssly. whan a fta* pip*
«f th * static t
Hotly,' It. A
KnU m la*rr *i>4 Mil of ( **ast CiBI' l l*»*r • hew,
rill have at hi* command Ilmther houl of I obcsimotive Engl
I
IJosu
lln
h
,
aan.mncwil
that
a
t-Uu
j
>
,ur,
t
jn
0n*
o
f
th*
hollers
at
th*
f\r,t
rail
caaw through a t a
The Ran ford t.'arden Ouh, wllii G.-orgo Rabcwck, U b» meet ui th# Captured .everal
rr*, 9,POO mm ■»<! COt arwr** Journal, Is tn speak a l ’ thi
amt two
wjfo r lha #umtoring o f
rtortd i P-wvr .m l Light Con*.
itm u U * w w riWsd.
rdly Hall auditorium tonight at H Mrv. Ilotvry Wight n* It* flr«t prv- . r l h . s uf lh# Clmmlwr, i» Park rum rwmmg beat* ta»t >-‘g h l^ ca r-,
yUnt at Phoani* Thurwdaj I
------- -----------------Iha m n l i , the light oVIork undsr tha auspice* of the l.b-nl, wa* organisad at a m<atlite Aveuue. Saturday an#rn«e •• at J tying aland WU.UOii ..f tansy I t - 1running aaU sad waot. which wa* ^
furmulatad hy nmadwc* af hU rlul. j m,„ o|w€
|)>M *vWwk. Four of
Fnnford Open Forum, according, to »f a U rge
Minued on pag» *,*>
«f Hanford wnm ' oVivk fo r.tha purpo** «<f t'orfacV (luura. A third hoot uaa (baa'd,
had hs*n •mtorwd hy Uhor t»vW: lhwilt B f , ll-dlaad. F O F»yw.
I plan* completed by Warren K. ci, a t the H* til F cg rfri la k e th i.-1
pU r* for a Inter-alt) >*dr of but threw the coni iband cargo
Hmilh, chairman uf the Forum.
morning.
Roy r . 8ymeo v » k ,, , . .nty duryug tha Utter l‘«rt overboard and aecaps . report# K»- IpU and h* asksd that th* th a n . J ^ w Ang*n aad K. C . Taylor war*
fa r uf Cuaimartu n an rnfvnl fa ' ruught to the Fsrwald-Laughton
Mr. (k»yla la said to be a rim knt •levied vico-preddent and Mrs. l f j snttary>
teutira O ffU *r J . !• ■)*«•*,
of present aoyUI and Industrial RolUtwl to Uran waa named w-r
-Jh , purpose of the t -*r. -*v
The prisosMr* e»-l It-iuar w*co fsvur af th# plan and ta assist th# H-Hptsl where tfa tr Uejustae vter*
condition* in all part* of the Unit rwUry-Irwasurer The rnnstltullm
lm)| v tj| ^ r«peweonUi--e illi- taken I# Miami, oh -ra lha | fa w stub la bilugmg th * w aiter to lha teaated hy Hr. T. W. tmngWy, phy
a*rm
ed Htales, and Ms talk tonight ta atnl by-law* for the organisation, ■an* *1 each town and city “I
Was lurneil *v *r U rustoma afft- attention -f lha City C s a a l u f a sician for tto company.
An
inrrwna*
af
»i-rr*gimo
espectrd lo he heard by a Urge *o- previ. ii-.ly- drawn, were mfapt*J county, I* to acquaint the •iri*e«« rial* asol'th* n s * placml tn con- F o l k w i n g • ' b « > r t d l K U t a i . m f a
Mr. Holla nd wwe tf a only maw
dirn*o.
whisk II *uu 'CWml lo allow the oariouoly Injured ' Ho suffered Ust ,'ustessvsrv of tfa CMg (J#*
and plan* liltru m ii reUUva tu the „f uae **cU«n with khe *<rkul- fhtcmsnt awaiting a hasrtag,
■terday made go r f .
"Numemu* fact* which are of Ja* Imawdlatc pcngvam of the riuk.
ram ** v-f f..ur >iraat# fa lh * svmtb- from sever* b u n a reused by aacap- t*rtr*«nt aad * * * r f a I
lura! and industrtel actlvrtie* of
*r»U tha Urge Florida t« rr»t ta avsrryone hava been gar
era pari c f lh* rity to rwmafa an fag steam, and f a U aapoctod to to tuoevrs e f tfa City Water
The rluh plan* to affilU ta with Other efctuna, according to t <
m i b t AtMtKT h u n t;
MOSCOW. Jan-. 7. -lA A -S m in g at ps***nt, th* t Hamto r voted d* confined a t t f a hoepltnl fur at m ill for tfa moalb <J
they hav# heh lftp tlva. nered by Mr. CoyU, In hU many similar organisations thruughon*. R ,l» jt , verratary «f the rh*n»b*r
^niripal Zoo foe the past yaar* of contact with men and *f- the state, and a progressive pro.
.
aimed r ill sens la fUvto Russia In approval.
least tw# weeks, M s s n lf a v* Dr. 1JS0 over U s sans* am
tfa year 1929, U shown by
Thalr efforts prsra of f*lr>, and btlm easaga lonlgh*. will grwm en bracieg »!• phaaa* of g»rObjection* by meichanl* la lb* I n ag Is ir
.
I'ir.f-lp a f, lha m m I pupuUr la- tha future will fa n-.itrw J tn
monthly report ad
*or early U*t -evonlng benefit all Uufee who bear hlra." 4ridng and fandKapInc U to h"
Immediate
v
tria
ltg
jif
th
*
Chawtor
a
t*
1st
aclivvty
pnllr*
utrasting
The
in
J
aria*
suffered
by
Mr
door sport of th# ulnatWv. k< a
)
back on hi* r»6*t and Mrjklmllh raid today.
adopted a t once, according to Mr*. gain i uining Into fa»or in ta»o-li* drpnkards. itUunfarlj p*rss«s ami of C i a M t i r affVca* to th* plan Aagell war* caused whan f a Nil d«pertinent* sent to City
Vm-.igktY program I* the »aconJ Wight, who staled t«day that the
^ng ha was awaiting hi*
for i,serving tha »P**p fa frwst #f three stories within t f a ptaat la a t W . It Wlltvem* thte
Criminal 4 tn th# strv#<*
and N*w York.
fb e gae pcaal afawml on sore
{ to he held under the new Forum. cd-tcrl of tha organisation wa* lo ________
•l f aadlag time.
thalr riorat. -n Magnolia Avanu*. tempt to recap# the steam.
It*
vr
all operatise eapeeeo and
•ijver ball and a pUte, i *hd from Indication* It will be a* further the bgautificatian af hsut*
was - n eldership bruised about
i tomte, *T
name and addrr** of j »ucce-»ful, leader* say. There if garden* and g js i n l rupport to bo
lb * body. * ,
Tba total
0 , WllUaiua, was at- ' no charge made for adaila*i<>M In tanical project* which a r* cnasbiWtth tfa sM sytw * id Mr. Hol
sepmtofad
Uand arsnind th* bird'* •the auditorium. A silver don*ti<vn cr*d a f twnefll ta tha tlty .
land, *1) of i f a oven a t* s i
made by thus# «h„ wish tn contrite
r.,\
la
vtew
a
f
tfa
hut
ha Wa* turned f
Preceding the rlwtlriA « f «ffi^
-----r . . ,
,
i \ ivW umda (ho offor famadtetely Ut to*vs th# haspltal t u b ) , '
ately flaw ov#r I bp p»-j uU ia^aaid to U» the only mean* rer»t Mrs. J , G. Glbba prtwldad over
d r tria l' am to fa. toU , providing
us '
“
* 1a fter lb * cfate nf th# rnmdtag a a J Langley stated.
JuHg*
A
nsa
Law)*
o
f
Marianna
•
§
and disappeared in at of defraying th e.*ip »n *e* *»f th» tha meeting, with Mr*. J . C. EIUMnliniiaDcvi are to t granted.
It is **iv<ted that It w ill-to a*
OffWUla o f t f a cumpaay tadap
Is to prvsldo nvsf the sc **:>« ef
•
y direction.
11prog ram*.
worth acting
eecretary. Tha
Th# * I parted u U ! of R C. lTtt» espted by th# tTty C,»mmlasi<m. branded aa fs l**, #turves that a I «iiru*Nt thawed a I
U u r he wa* walk* * i t ‘ maellng of tha club, together Circuit C< itK which |* to span In
)* said to to (easing lav re T fa offU«t of th * bu* cumpante# •aero or wore men bad boon In ( * l I car, o fficial' M
with a definite program, la tn b- Hanford Tuesday morning, a#n>rdI tt.en •*>) jdhrr
th# will pcriiably b# muted to th* jured In tf a aapteaUa and stated esneto# IVpari te an
front of tha station. M HUD t a n C O R V I C t c d
• dog left a bone '
Tba water
annoohrad In tha near future, o f fag to an ntmouacvmvnt ■<*d* tw tiockvt.
Cbamtor uuartsr*.
, that th * plane » • * *hut dawn to*
. A t t a c k O n W o m a n , 8 4 ficial* (tael*red.
day by Judge Wallace W. Wright,
attemptingrfad
to .ievmir
*
total al'K JH
A U tter waa reorrirJ befay, by
a
period
of
only
two
hours
white
kbutyty jail and ran
whe itetesl that ha Is to prssbfa fsg Htoriff C. M lien I, f(»m ffltt*
to I over U M The*,
rvpales were being
C A PITA LIST TO W FJl
A ‘brief encounter
lh * term at Marianas o o m , to tfa m en* aged fa th e r.m-pilrfag a* ta
MM MI. - F t .. Jan . 7 < -0 fV th* tnrrsuM In tfa
aad deg ended with J « i « . Autrey, I f , teas csotvlcted
dit<iuaHfWaU#n «.f J#dg* lowf* lo tfa nature ( f hi* w>u’» "ff**»*a. He
ef ally gaa. U vsprvted 1
GKOMGIA PUKT D IM
JACKKONVILLB, F l a . J* n ,^ i
I for tha r oorfiy ]*U b|'(!ir«vrt riairt her* Ust night or
several of the ana** art th* docket listed In th* latter that Id* son
ridrewhty increased hith
— ofa — J . T H. Ilrawn, J r . n*w
igte orOvU-back. ,• .-’
charge* of assault threw wveki agt
la that cirswit.
pterion
af
tVntrvsc mc-ets at #oc>a.
h*.| written him «*r>r-g h* was ba
ATLANTA, Ua.. J a a T .-d A V fter snndowrv th# twglc « * an 91 ) t * r « U woman who had
Hons* rvnlinuc* roiuldaratien af
Tha masoag# aaaaonelnf tha ton held tn jail fo ra agrtoua I
Freak I . MUaloa, pool laureet* of a*wu mains.
trying U> break list? jit* Uwtj/je-1 a g a ln a Aucjfwy when she naval bill
<hat.gr, for tf a canting term only, crime. HhrrKf H*«d wired I f a }.
* '
W ater asmfaga
DUtiUsry n lomUrilla, Ky^ af Georgia and a member uf tfa
* sow. He was aliuss** w«a- carried 1tit« tYta cuitrt roam on
Senate rv-tuoies i s m t discusriuo was racvlvsd today from thwarnsr father today, ha slsted.
amouatad
te | ^ T t . Thte la
•luff
o
f
tf
a
AUpata
Constitution
I will to merited tu Mis* Ruth Uiltand today ha U eocrvU. a atruher.
"r
c f Lnuoannwtreaty. *
( Jth n ____
__| w
___
Martin,
fa_______
stated_____
that
FUtmaa asmlmcvd last Friday to*
t« to M I« 9 M M l a t D
far
HI
yvars,
01*4
a
t
hla
faata
farg,
of
laMilarilfa,
Ky..
to
ts
»hls
( tutiiga within tha
lha lUrivY^
Audrey wa* trU d -on a mafiA
Arw*U farm r*U *f bill la hrfoc* Judge bawls would com* la ham tfa murder ed b. P. Htltan, #wn.r
, 4 g W -t
today. Its had written numerous tfa la r id n o fog a Ufa
thn fage ta tha Alnkring.jaUtotury chavge.Mvut th * Jury
sgricuhar* ramaaittoc. I
mt a Haafocd hnctor atop. j» J||a
M
ford Ut th* a s s t term,
The cer*runny wilt fa fs r io f p m pewwa. among thorn being “Mighty tfa *. boat rear,
brutmd kfa nock. Potvwt<wrir«d--jea a fi*uwe faesdenUl af. •V ffanalr hlarttonj aabatitot* toa*t.ti5 » * i
soaftweMa i M k a a l two <Um u! ^ |uv. Mr. Ifarbsa a l tfa Rls- In k a Keo*. * - U T Palter" and
M#*Y important
— , -------1 -caea* an
II allow him am nfpago f.nor. NerCmcw war paatpUwd by Wlttea agali) U f a up ta w o f lUn#r tf a
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Judge Lewis. At toast this# wor and tf a fare#* of lh* »her1X1.
:tion Needed,
•lares Kellogg.
1ST DESPATCHBY
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Nntionul l*ul>Iicity
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For City I Sought] SENT TO GOTH
Ceremonies Planned
By Several Of Cities
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Reinforcement
ANXIETYIS FELT N. Y. DEMOCRATS
CITY OF HANKOWFOR PRESIDENCY!!
li Albert E. Coyle To
£L£Z- Be Speaker Tonight Mrs. Henry Wight
E w f c ^ S n s X At Forum Meeting Made President Of
New Sanford Club
Flue P i p e B u r s ts :
Injuring Five Men;
£\O ne Seriously Hurt
City Utilities Both
S h o w Substantia) |
Gains In
ik e s City,
Freedom
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fudge Amo# Lewis Of Marianna. Will
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O F T H E - - ■1 9 2 6
FISHING CONTEST
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First Prize Awarded to Morris Spencer, $22.50 Bamboo Rod.
Fish weighed 11 jwunds and 8 ounces, caught April 10th, Lake Butler
Second Prize Awarded to Heck Rumbley, $15 Marhoff Reel.
Fish weighed 11-pounds and 2 ounces, caught April 28th, Buck
Third Prize Awarded to C. A. Whiddon, $0.50 Tackle Box.
Fish weighed 11 pounds, caught June 2nd. Lake Griffin. ,
Fourth Prize Awarded to Henry Russell, $2.50 Casting I*ine.
Fish weighed 10 pounds ami 8 ounces, caught April 17th, Buck 1
OPENS January 1st and continues thru December 31st
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A Sweepstakes Prize, to be annoimeed later, will be awarded to contestant registering the greatest number of
fish over 6 pounds.
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Lockwood-Ash O u tb o a r d M o to rs
“Fastest In It’s Class”
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Local Phone 8
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Long Distance 8 4 2
“I donY know anything about I t ,
and pJil<l tor tv Ineure an
npm l«egur |>vnnanl for Chi- ,Judge,” iaht. Wravrr, whin Cotn- j
•ago.
mtmoner LandU aikad him about i
fo r four hour* ha •!•**] leaninr lha IlilU aerie, which Rliharg laid
against a alatua of Abraham Un> wav , toughed. "1 vcai always In
Jah. fl. ordered to attend th* special a n - Vareil, j ...m g through tha Panscoin, ,ual»l il.-a-1. In lha muddy thrra to win."
agatnrt rion or auffer a reduction in their ma Canal during 1926 paid lull*
backwater fmm th* dam wht»h 26
Weaver *ald ha w n m t with hiv
th'rtic* grade.,
j tha avgrrgata of which ta *aronJ
pleytrv quickly constructed. T »o tram during lha I^ihor day weak.
i lege
Tha ricaprl demonstration waa only to lha record year of 1924.
accused
player*
spelled
Ihalr
dam
11*17,
whan
tha
w
ik
i
wav
playedI
D ueled Ibuicball S l u r S 11 n
inter K. r.ot the only, indication of under- The total for tha year Jual rloaed
T'or Mourn I n Offlrr O i HUh an "n " in vigorous » at their thr eerie* KlvUrg »•>» m A bought
pal tar* graduate wrath against tho prrai- waa SM.90I,&40, agalnit |2S,290,.
LandU And Hear* Former ilantal o f lha •rook nir,rev Huber* for IMOO.
Iciim.
dint. Ktudenlv with early m o rn -,M3 in 1924.
liandil and Rlaberg aikad ma in
tkarged.
Male* Call Him A .-L la r"
v h.t.ad Ing claaara reported they had lean
A new high record for tranalt*
glva III* for the Detroit team a a l
I <w»« Wolf Agalait Dark
>y thrra an effigy of Dr. Wark hanging wrae •aUMiihdL bowover, k,420
Itilou c1 It all —thr denials, th» I rrfuiad "I |ntd them I gava no
'U> that -from n trra at thr main gate of tommrrcial .hip* uaing lha vratrxCHICAGO, Jan. 4 - —hw.cli•
*
ahui.niai*
by tor mer diamond pel*. money."
rika lit the college campus, but it waa re- way. against V W in 1924.
KUberg, Mlnnemta raw man and
H illtran of those who told their
Illalrrg ua* tha hma wolf again*t
’* cr.lcr mov*«l Iwfnra a majority of the
Rince the oponlng of th# canal in
M m IniII outrait, aal In Cummin the park; Impassive, ilu lu l, deter atory to tha romnuri loner yraierrill*. *t nludrnt* had *a*n it. Newapaper* Auguit, 19144. toll* aggregating
day referred to the money which
aiuner Landia' crowded, ateiffy of. mined.
l-i >il* In vaii"u»'a*ctiiun of th# state- 1144,0441)17 have barn col Ire ted
h*«!. gy-. alto have e«prr*»rd op|>uaUJon to fi^m ’7^91* commercial vaaaela.
"They ran 't all ma , liar," ba waa railed among tha While K»i
fire yrilcrday and heard 26 of
for the Tiger* aa Impossible,
hia former playmate ( lv , him the raid after II * u all over, aflar
Dual* Hu»h, now manager of lha >. Thirteen player* or former playllttsburg I'iratra
had jumped era told 1-at.di* that a pool had
P _ _
and
from hia i hair and rhalhngad him been railed, each laying that the
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Gasoline
to fight, aflar Kdille Colllna and monry waa not In payment for the
Tiger*
to
“lay
down,"
but
rather
lha I'escbell hotla had vigorously
moo lad hi* atory, ‘They ran a t waa a reward for tha three game
tack ma aa an outfall of haaeball. beating tha Tiger* handed Boaton
For i-oukinv and heating
llut I know that | told lha truth. rnnntra-up In tha 1917 pennant
ITI alWk ta my atory aa long a* rare.
U liolusale & Retail
thay want la haar ma."
"1 gvt ».’K> of- the Ho* pool,** waa in aubstantiation of hi* raNot avan Buck Weaver, banished
from U .rball with lliibarg, Arnold, said Holand, but I didn't pitch of planatioa that th* monry waa a
liandil and the rcat following tha |lboa* Hu*tun garnet." 1 guta* l l ; reward and n*t a bribe.
43 McLnnder Arci
rail following tha eipuaure of th a' waa a prevent for my routing on | Most of thoa# wbv took part la
the
bench."
yivtenlay'a hearing were asked ta
“thrown" worUl'e aarlaa of 1919, i
Iloland. howdver, pltehed one of rvtunt Friday, There will b* no
the gaaara which HiaW g * « 4 WefV . - i Una today.
aluughed. Iloland denini all know
ledge of aay aiowgktng. " I waa tak
" I had imUgeitiun an bad that 1
ing my rvgulaf boating at th* Sotwaa afraid t* eat anything. Could
park," hr aaid. "1 might not have
n't even rat rue. AtfteTikar l a - ’
had murk on th* ball, but 1. uaa
dwao aa* a* murh go«n that now 1
try in g "
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lull Jam *k,"“p*y o ff" man for
of 'medicine, but. Ad\ertke ia lh«
the Tiger* ia th* dtatribulion of
U aL "— Ardenta Howard.
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Th# pbeonmirally kww rate* fu*
NCW YORK, Jan. d ^ F V - A g i pass to heavy hitter* has (u«t the the bos pool, I* on hit way here
AdltriVa gtvr* the aysUto h i
itioo ta curb tl« Intentional pan ram* “maay a thrill" tha avaocla- from l i n Angela* to add kite par eemllent Cjialpe .will oithout HKAL cleansing and bring* out t i l
•I’jaathm dUrart i i f t l of tourist luiMtit which may have cause-1
i Ugteball ha* been rrrtivfd with iua rerummanded** amandlag -ul* trati.rm y ta ' the grist. ‘J i W
W, aertien 2, tv read • that “th*
UnUhal
tn*n a 'T ig e r-pitcher, 1* tin- man U M'.uoc-Flymouth* new hole]. tronbi* fur g long u m
I kgpoal ka- C’otiiinl'vo ncr LamIK
Thi* is substantial by pn,mlWnt moai-mrUt. tnra. It dcti upon BDTtl|
Riaberg
aaid
received
th*
So*
pool
V a rate yiviag tha batsmen Uw
railway official* throughout
th* oppnr and lower bowel. JuM. o-w
to diab'arae to the Tiger*.
ghi U refute "free ticket*'* wnd
United Rtatea. Mr. K. N. Aiken. cpadafui r r l av C A R and take.
Chick tiao- .1, quoted u aayuig
AwRP that full, bloatad feeling so,
a*alb at Ih* hat ur.iii h* rllkaf b
g*pwral Pau»ng*r Agent of th* •i-at you ran eat better and aW y
that 'P .i Ur,- did not tell tho half
ftlred or rohnacta fur a safe hit.
Hvuthera . Railway HyaUm say* "•lief- b m * if bowel* iwaya daily. •
0T it," also is t'hicado-bbuad. pre
Prudential Inaurswea Alhletb“tha graragw tuurlvt Want* a place Adldrtka knag* out much addition-,
pratlatKn of Newark, N. J .. an
sumably to bark up and poaalbiy
where he can thiiftly-enjoy life el m l * * which you in-vwr thought
fgaalaatien which rieima s,iKW
elaborate Hubert's atory.
*wd thia be can du a|j Mount I I , . wag* >• >wur ay*t*m and wbk»i|
That* a * t much verbiage at mouth."
oaiOmf aour, gaaay stomach, nwr
>
yevlerday1* hearipg. but only uoa ' “Tho rate* announced by Mans- vouaneaa, alaaplgMmm. hoadadw.i
4v
No matter what you have triad f.«
a^aJ^r league, a few yea'.*| Ul of tangible evidence sack a a 1
your
skomach
and
Uvmlt.
AdWr.kv
,
l i r a R n l to ttop latenUoaal ’ lawyer* rail “exhibit A ".1 itPhat
Will aqrwHra; you. Union Fhar !
waa a chock stub prwdidhd l>y Cd> mouth hotel la a s a**urad iwtrcai mary sad ethor druggists.
die t .illiru to .low that hit share from the *U r t" aapa Virgil lUtc*,
of thr Hog pool w«* paid after the Ohd|Itm J h w i M g - .l gafft of tha
WF-ST PALM UKAC1I — W«th
date tutnlkned by Riabarg. Thi. M W * JU lU a y ay .icm.
aiarted, repairing city kutiidrium
College Resident Who Curtailed •
Athletics is Hissed By Students
Stoves E r *
Even Rice . j
Hurt Stomach,
Says Girl i
Commissioner Landis Urged to Curb
Use of Intentional Pass to Batter
Low Rates Are To
Be Offered By New
MtaPIymouth Hotel
>«*TM r. o r 1*1 M.IIMTIOS
Serial \ a> W , aisaoe
I'.p .tlm .n i nf Tk> Interior. I*. H.
Uiul Office t l lialneavlll- FtefIda. IW .m ti.i 1*. I*J<
NOTICK la hereby ilV .n ll>at Mai.
•hi Kllta»n,
IHtran, KlurMi. wIim,
on K .a.m U r II. 1*1* made Ilnma*
«i.a<l Knirr. .Vi. i i i n i , r»r MW l*<
•it UK I t nation >. Tnwn,M|i I* M.
Ila n , r II K , Tallahaaara Meridian.
Ma Iliad n u ll. Ill Intention ' In
rnakr Thre»->ea, Irnof. ta.aalatill.il
Several •j
MT. |H»HA
city to be improved.
Pimples,
Skilled pbytlrUni rtcorolu lha
apearaiwe of pimple*. h<*lt* and
Mber akin eruption* aa Iwlnf an Indlcatioa of an aboormal toodiUon
of (be ayalrtu Tin* I* wby *o
many UtoUtand* have been niublnl
to Irae Ihrpivrlvri of Itieae Unillllt*
ty blamtttma and painful annoyanre* by taking a o»ur*a of H.RJ.
You own li to yonnolf to try 8 s H.
It help* Nalura build up rad corm n Im
It improve* the proreaie*
by which U*a blood I* nourtehed
l l I* tima-lricd and reUahle
"I ■UNNd from Impure blood—
era* weak, and l had loet *o much
weight 1 didn't look natural. I had
MpptakMd waa alto bothwad with
1 breaking-out that itched terribly.
irtrnd adviaed wo In U
which I did. Thu
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ago. Now I fael well, an*
line along nne. I . s t .
Hr tuns and It cured ni - ^
adrlM all weak and runPU t» give 8 b S. a Iru'
np Ur# akin and *abee r
tad nil* you willi enenr
fT s a r te r , U37 Watnnt *
clnoati. Ohio
Announcing New Policy
Seminola Park Running Races
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For the balance of the current race meeting
„ inow m projt
ross Jit beautiful Seminola Park, located near Longwooii
on the Dixie Highway between Orlando and Saofortl
the price of general admission including grandkam!
and parking privileges will be
n
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$1.00 PLUS TAX—LADIES FREE'EVERY DAY •'
; ^ SEVEN RAGES D A ILY-RA IN OR SHINE
POST TIME 2:30
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SEMINOLA RACING CLU B
Jos. B. Tinker, Pi’es. E. A. Pohlman, Managing*Direct01'
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Y ach t C lub Social
A ctiv ities Planned
dVrtlsements Of
^Plymouth Now
i JR p Magazines
T U » (h. rrw MiO.WW M W .
r*rm a«b Hotrl Clob wiU b , ad
iVrt-tasd nationally i* eaneoiw^t
by I’f t ad»vrt!»i»ig <Vt*rtinrr« *>!
ttw Maetit Plymnutb CoryoraiMr*.
T V J } n t rational m r « n a ,
Sc:tt. Iln R A. !
Samuel Pnlroto*. I
or ’ Howard Halok
ptono far h Iflnr
. Swwta) attrmrwos
•ciifii 1 i wd ft 1* »*E
itc n tipJctior .-f l
U>(trs th» rlfk W
, tier will IfoifC 1
» M lt octal s-tfvl
Ir Mr, Gray
’olicer.ian S h o o l s
A llejrf d Holdup M an
,»rry. a ftney of tbit “Sooth* S»p « » , Hrtri Hob" oa. tU lie u :
B olhu e for Ptrrmlwr.
ST nTTERSpCKG. FI* . Jan. :
, TI«|(ot,l BoHrtwi 1* a monthly
U-Jttfia for att drpartRUet* cf t v
—A keUiy ir-sn, IrtllvWil t*»
Ki<r Srm th* u r n , m »i «bo per
rietyat<-d two aorcewfol d»' ' c - !
Fight Results
i t M r n i t «f Wxal ct^erxy *t*rr«
n* rntJr. wo. *fcot t h n , tltiwo to<tajr I , tM f r tir , Y. J . E td ^ , *!•
ORI.ANDO — Contract l,l. tot | TARPON SPRINGS - B4
her* 'ta riff X
aling Cir.POO. for p»rtns ad »*li |permits
cilv.
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tc-Jkted
POI
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arsllt imrTTrvrTarD** 'n tKii
M f g g M B gg f ^
A iiv lilr) Prow)
C ITY. KAS.— R>*co*
,|ptrr*. eetpilatod Jiw
|»t tin* mm hag cwrrrod Rtd'J
wtt'o » <on .
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PARK
THE (LINFORD WTRAl.n, FRIDAY. JANUARY 7. 1927
s \ s FO R D H E R A L D . K BIH A V . J A M A ID
>0*4 atr 1°
o r, re t W ita fd fata’.
UAISDS. MfrY-Tiger
>fn?r
mi Mls-wight
H, woi nnkfi !• • l*«al h®*P*tal
n d r»f j»H to trrrfl hit idfStit}
.A *a*nTJtjr of r n j l f f r cartri.lg.**
•if* foiT o'jf <,* of i»«trorljrfonno
*# .- I
in thr (m A cor.
FLORIDA
norkH out Tat Jack*
»tf i I’flvn lxw . Okie
W . H. L O N G
make* healthy, happy E rr L a' ing
108 Palmetto
Hen*.
Egg*
are
bringing peak
prices, are your hens laying reg
ularly ?
Certified Maine Grown
Spauldin? Rose No
.Just- Receivetl
**r
' ■Vc*u
$7.00 Per Sack
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* 150 Pound-
KILGORE SEED CO
Welaka Building
Phone 24#
ill p m grv* tV
04 ,l| lw «t dn,**. im »*. U trr(<Mn) |n kigb
.1 ,ntW,aw* •*
W e s te r n
P•ORK. S h o u ld e r 25 i
I«,*U«rtt
Sem in ole
Sm oked H a m t
h a lf o r w h o le
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|L. IglniiJ »*a f ra*»c **J *>m* lV
Creamery Co.
a! r Phone R3I
Hr f '
illliiiv iiiiiiiiiiiin
n«(ka *nd n. Jt Im i U I
bn >ibil-i *ml * V * la » » »l tnptttUrj 4»*i'««. wd » *»iHk ta I * UiU!*g ay tb* »*• a* t'u t i.id* •* S*.
Mmwt irhad-d .•*«. •
w* rrtir»»‘I ih i lHii| .-n lin j
4j « i* i. . A* ,*o £.-u .it- lji*J
11b 33c
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Fancy (ttnirgia Sweets
K»n.M ATOR l-LATT CO.
w atch
this Paper
Spell it backwards
till lint of choice meats to select fron
i cal, tmb, jxirk, fancy western beef,
Fresh Milk Powdered
You'll want to Know about the
10<£ T rial S ize Can
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Dainty Frocks for Every Occasion
Stunning Tailored Uresss*
CELERY that is tender,
crisp and rarlirst to mar
ket com m an d s the top
prices. For this kind of
celery the crop must be
grown quickly.
Bradley's Fertilizers for
celery assure rapid and con
tinuous growth Carefully
cured, mixed and remixed
by exact formula, these
fertilizers supply the neces
sary plant foods for each
stage tn the growth of the
crop. They give every row
a uniform rvrn stand of
ten d er, fresh • grow n
stalkr.
iff
Am! don't forget tlu:
tlwnr arr Ilradlry'* F«rt>
lizrrt which arc rxccllcr.
for all other truck crop* >
well. Racked by *jx t'
years of manufacturinf
experience, they are abso
lutely the best you can but
* Scientific research on our
experimental farms hat
shown us Imw to eon•
siantly improve ibeir use
fulness in growinit partic
ular crops. A il vour siealer
to trll you the csact brad
ley Fertilizer that is best
suited to the neeJs of four
next crop.
hoa
Feature'l.ot if Crocks
F o rm erly Priced
Ju st 69 of Jheno *mxrt Urr**cs to l*> had nt thus price. T1
an* splendidly made of surh m ateriali a* (I -org.-Ut Fla* C
and Satin Crepe. They were maiLa by onr of th beat k rt
tailors In the country.
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Colors Include Mark, navy, toast, wood Lrnwn. Jungle green, tan
and Chanel red. Sisea range from VI to 42.
The Most F.xcluaive Dresses
Featured by Florida Stores
Drtsse*— Second Moor,
Form erly ScllinK for
i«*^ Mur,
J u w r , MS. ,|
rarr, a **•»'*<* Mark •( <*rac,Hr* sag
. «-i. «( s a l
T > *01 h- lb, lu x iMptal,
W ,Sr**M ia ts**
i m s i *iI|. . I'ru*i
lw , nb Ibr Ur«*f cluu •(*<**.
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Formerly Priced as High as $110, Now,
69.50, Nov;
An outstanding group of finu dresses that are tuitaMc for an
and all occasions. Every frock Is mad® of the flnext fal;r*<- a
a r t shown in tty k s that you will most certainly appro*o of. t
tises for women and ..........
H*c Lowctt Price Gt V>liicli
They have liv-'r Ikctt Offered
The color rang” includes Channel Red, Jungle Gi> cn. Navy, UL k
Wood Bruwn. Cocoa ami Toast. Sizes 1 1 to 46
^ ‘ALMOUVE SOAP
-3 Cakes for
,
l-'lorida.
fot
N«*
A
neat n
year, klirtwx.
Into the Future
*> •*, tha h*st at lv
fraltaaU and t>, work
is 4ms Wjr thr * *.J
UARqNI. 8PHAGETTI
***'*, Noodle*. I-kg.
U krra nnalnhl, t i n .
yea ran kajr “lim w
MAYONNAISE. 8 oz.
SmaU .
R E L IS H , 8 oz.
SW YORK CREAM
eese, lb.
*
lK-
Small
4
TLste Tho Difference
A Sanford Are.
602 Sanford Ave.
Ginderviilc
220 Murnolia Ave. T
N «7 Connelly Building
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rjO U L T R Y profit*'st this season are in the fotiu.-. Tm*
* only wtU vfii whether you hatch 50Cc, F3‘/ l Of
ducks.
•j - ■ r'/f
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Part records f x >'r#v prove that cgjs f.xm breodcr* 1
Ffcrlra Fochry Chow^ hatch rows ducks and bettsTcb*#
I ’— venh grewter profit. ^
0
• Feed trccdcra Purltia Popl-.rr
Chows lo r at least thirty
s 1^
before beg.u-J'.ing to cava h a t e ! . (b Oi IO(1 * KB* [ *
J
eggs. You wt2 get better results . h
PPilttyCfS jQ " - - "It
and be money d*rwd.TcUuswhen
you want your Chows — and we ^ S P P t ^ D O Q K
| wUl get them to you In • Jtfly.
j T: / BAUMAN BBOTHERS
! Maple Av&, & Commercial St.
Ph«n<
Features Group of Silk
Djresses
D resses— Second Moor.
J> ••/ h kindoi but in -ill
can. >cll tlu-tn.
January
w'.lcarauce S»k? at the iJw c*? 0 iicc tlicy have
j v cN i^ ru .(ilTcrcd at $»Mhc**Ui‘re United
»i
~~PrTfcd as HIkH as.$5i50.
nt
They are shown in black. JuugL- green. Chansl red. grey. wuud
brown, navy and ro*#. 8 ii-* range from 18 to 46
i . i Ih r
Flicy arc ’itoxy i< •' ii'i-ll to tl
l*T, but Uel b b r * u f
jm hex* M ln*4 oar*.
Out Ursa baking plant
b jo*t a* ila n and
Th* dretsea in this lot are original in styl® and a rt ®xc|uaivo
models. Tailored of such fabrics as I’oinrt Twill. Georgette,
of ths day. including availing wear. '
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AlillUett Mode* arc cjibuiikivc .rtT* \uWMr-
Dresses—Set-»nd Floor.
I1 S C O
Drosses—Second Moor.
Sanford, Fla.
IONA COHN
No. 2 Can, 2 for
nSt’NNYFIKLD PANCAKE
‘Jlour, Per Pkjr. .
High as $29.50, at
Any woman wanting a sm art frock can eaafly make her abjection
fro mthla group, for In it are soma of the finest costume* that
wo have featured this aaason
All of the new style effects are
shown and the tlresaeg are suitable for every occasion.
Dresses of (his fine quality generally > II for ir - i « ’’ '
even nt Clearance time, but we an- featuring a real value,
navy and black. Sizes 14 to 12. . *
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B. J. Starling, Sanford Warehouse
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RED FRONT COCOA
VOz. Can
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B R A D L E Y ’S
“AA Q U A L IT Y ”
F E R T IL IZ E R S
GINDER VILLE
Drraaea-^Sticond Floor.
Drc>aef— ■
Second Moor-
Plan to get top price? fo
your celery this year.
Pound 58c
11 ’>.M;n; noli a Ave.
Dreaaea for aporta. atrret. njotor and every occaaion. In a boat
of amart color*. The aisea rang.* from 18 to 48.
Tlit- dn*M*oa are faahionwl of G eorietto. ^ lat Crepe. Satin
t:rt-|K*. and IQ white, pink, m a u r, iwach and jade. S iiim 1»
to 4U.
Fancy Creamery Butler
Friendly Store
You will wiuit nno or two of lht«« sln-et and Afternoon dreewa
just lirCAiin* tho prirR la n«> low. They are fsahionetl of fine
iu-AVTr fttbrlca anti they the *m*rtlv tailom l and dealgnrd acronllnf to tha Utrnt faahion dictatoa.
.
hhown in the light color* only. Junt the dn.ua thut vou will
wnnt to wear on warm dava that an* coming. Some with
ahort and three-yunrter length aleeves.
our prices
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Priced as H igh as $69.50, Now at
!b 12 l-2c
Fancy I lot jda Celery
IULTANA JAM
r,12 Ojl Jars
Frocks for Street and Afternoon W ear
Tailored and Street Dresses
Nice I*argc New P otatoes
KELVINATOR
k m u i ccortOMT
thor.cw tM^w fer z\ ir*
POTATOES
T S* OWr*t !h>mr.tu rilmtri.- tlrfr.f rm!
are tow
T h r Clearance of Appat 1 i > o n : of im p criin c?. It b rin g s the very latest w inter styles to you at prices that arc
mederste ir the extreme P r i i » fb"* »il sppe .* o the m o s t thrifty women In C entral Florida. The most stylish
■r .. ..,, f , a., c .i |rj th|s , i- and every coat and dress must he sold to make room for
dresser and co a t5 of the
— vou will too.
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B ris k e t S te w B e e f
Uojia* i l r « i ! i fc’wtb —*W> a*J Wal
*.f..I*.•
lv if you use RED TOM It EGG
Phone
..OH* *1 (Unit ti*..U*«- Cr<w * lii»«
Ci m Uiim I*
he
Formerly Priced as H igh a* $19.50, at
tn***jh*. »» •dd.llw U
Wf I* Ibe litiiiim *4
will
healthier anti lay more consist or,;,
]15c, 18c 22c
Pot R o ast
of B eef
l»l r**M* l*t *****
brlUtMi ik t b f a w w - * . »kJ* lb*
mill 1- |an urn I* t*‘»
h. It
M U f tal. l l , bUd
•k» tb ,*,^
ml tS» Im U * i * 4 <U*L* lb* pwnk
■f «U r * * *
poultry
MASH— others have found it pa>
m d l U p n l n l k»*l»| M»»* «
f i i l f , * , gaud <*«•■) ir , l l * » l *
f - . a • fyr th , Uy» ***J girt*.
vk«|(tMM for thr old folk* t«o.
Our ira «r»»m U mod, frvta th,
t f i J . V t and p u r** m*tcrv»U
* i 4 ( L fruim Jaot right. All th,
j . j4»i»r fU rarr. with yurt fruit'
jilrw . Try our rrrm» if r « i want
Your
A Selected Group of Fine Coats
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Are Featured at This Low P/ffc* ,'dl i
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- T^ls Is on* of ths feature groups of drtSMS and it includes frocks
Tur practically, every oc cat ion. The new sleeve and tuck effects
iJM abowtT to good advantage. You will find many dresses in
r*a i* let that hr® worth twice the sale price.
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, Tailori-d-ef the beet materials in such color* as Jungle Greet.
* n > £ » | R fcL 'N ar?. Biaek. Wood Bniwn. T in. U gh t R. I ^
A spet ial selected group of coata t^ken from higher priced Hues
Kimly tailored of the very heat fabrics and shuwn in the moat
approved style# of th® season. All other coata in stock are re
duced elgtilsrly in price
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wlllcH* nf»«l arc sltnwti
x ty lb s o f
In plaid* and solid colors, jitome s r e i u r (Hmmed. ffhata. plaie
Jill lined with vrvo* de chug- J Goafs 4ji else® Jrghi fo 1
J
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tl»c * e a j o u , 1
tail, tiack browji, IjLUwi
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THE PAXFORD HERALD. FRIDAT. J A M ART 7. I9S7
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four
Poison Poison
Sanford Herald
New year’s Resolution Stuff
As Brisbane Sees It
Batteries
A U « (u r> l * * »
A rroat h o te h a * been ra ^ c d both in th e S e n * !- * * 3 ;
K*B*<*v'• B *trr War.
! thro-;rbout th> cter.tr y by
Ihjucr kr.rr* -h it M Laark M L
th* i'r.ttd States jrovernnvrtit on arcount of.it* pt-iM’' x\ o- ■ T V Prawd \*r4U.
? £ X T ? ? , ^ r J K ^ i h o l tW icr b. direct!,- rr^pormUe for • h r | t nurabjr * * * £ * ;
BY AKTHt K MUSBANE
f u t nartth. %us*< am «f vhkh occurred during the C k riitm ii ht^K h/i. Bu. N . ^ r . i
A i»»SJMTbtrf of T m i n « * to procla.m. "It i* iororTrct. I ou
W H HEARNT m b<» rwwrpap-r*
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. car
. . . not
. . poison pnw n. through**: tV rrat r y «»•>«»« j
‘<-*aTr>I
*ajr
*pcri»orin;j
alcohol.*.
Tr,ru
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The Borm inK^t for acme moalfca. in ord^r to
S t;
ib»- tue of rommertial ak»hol tn beverage*. has been addin*
L, k»jp tV naral |
(to rt
it another
h f fwult
i l l a-r
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n iM iim o t a m t
tu»
ar*/in-r poiaon
poi'-no toorr
r w t im
iroiw
r^ d
jauwtrij
.i deadly.
« « « ; < T«nr
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w»n t a r,#n *‘/
A ^hhM
AMR
‘ B htwt
R air.- * »o la
m ,1 *•'« *MOaUM t v that hootl** liquor marV from■alcohol
rUiJrn
fnymiH
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B E S T i f S jernraent wgrrl^iara exacted a diaaitrou. toll of liven durinv
?the recent fcwtivltie*. •
fighriag far it.
IM10NK MS
PORTABLE
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PHONOGRAPH
^ i ^ D i e rborter roote.
j«w£| m €
Vtpiar
*4 i f f d d l
The trouble with moat people, the reason they are #o to hold **»- »»fcj*ct o t n tit
**• Bffl
ffa a n H
hot over the fovemment'a action. 1* that they do not rraliie E rr^ . lada. ^
jutt what plain, untouched. okMadliooed alcohol will do to
*|7l *,1* r s u t U
TklP A V . JANUARY 7, 1*77.
tbttn. They think that if it ia "jrood riuff." it will not hurt
‘n r u ^ ir,uM . rinada!
TWB a tr jiti.ii rt-a rr e
them. And of course they d o iJK drink enoujrn to do a n y ! AaatraBa, Nr» Zealard ar<t 5o«tk
b M U4< at <. >f .r«
real harm anyway. If they wbuM visit a museum or a hoa~ Africa, t* tra^r* tK.xs*«ret
pttal and be shown* what even a little, pure alcohol will do. •**““? " "
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they would fed differenUy a t e # iL
i n r «m l
. No you cannot poiaon potion, and alcohol ia a more danWITH FL’CH AV a*T-e«e«t
I *■As b f M t a n a
reroyt jioieon before the government rets to it.
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Anttraiia and K*w b t V i n^ 1
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p»a„,faar
rtn !:satioiij
•i n i wta »»■ *
IfWI-
Cut Prices on Tires
The Same Old Question Attain
•f l a a l i t a r a
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«Hk pV*«i
M M te i
B in i.t:
verm
: » ok
t y x ia t
COIT8 m > X -* C b e n u tV
l f c f r U " ■fit* Ilia M a t .
Kt t V b n - jlf *|
i c v c fL u n .
HRATKB jU rd . I MU ««r»ki{
1 Thy hot r
aed pr» *fay Tby torta* UndMh
far Thy tnrth.
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OLD MASTERS
■law o a r ik t i bet I t a a t I n r i
Agaiaat t V wiad » w riaartag,
trembhar atsnast stall bxAtd
bach .
To that 4aar b k t e n Imrley
we part frvm aU ws lee*,
From all Ow
lbs Ib a ll that bind a*
turn oar heart j . as an we rort
To thU e wa'va left bahtod as.
trartlers oft k *k lack a! •
When eastward darkly *Mf>y.
bier,
f * | * u apoa f la t liybt they bwt>
Still fatel behlad tb*< n rVnwlr*
When the rtSM <t (ilMlUft'l
day
To glo at* bath-near rontignod
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wi.
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“W* lam to catch one f»1 rg ray
T O f toy t U f i left behind u*
-T . Moor* * Selected *rfare (row
* T V Journey Owwacda/
Mast men. ran b'«y a Ford car
1 rattlf'ow and * * , but a woman
rattle od anyway.
??
—w rW--------Fora* Mira arr Se an*l"u- t<
their gecond paymentt that
let Uw grocery btlla go.
Will R ogtn took a filer in a pot*,
th* other day. And after all
U t raid about the Prince of
faUnt
R are you bought your leenae
_ yotT Neither ha»* » *. but
these are *-nly eight tnor* day* to
it-
fleets*
Washlagton »*• *h*
n d his Gauntry and Forreet
hat been elected mayor of
ford thirteen line*.
. tk, twinkle, little star.
Who Iba VU ywu think you ar*
ray up yonder la the *ky
i Looking dawn an sorb a* I *
ing In
fudging
f n hi* picture* Prt*laince hr
M (W ! ■
! of Dee Well, ao have w o e of
reel of -a*. And w#*ll matrl
ty hair* urtth any of theta, nm
ratlraly apeaking.
Within tkA but three day* there
•one murder and l»<
and one train and eii au
gt Larked by bandit*
a few mile* of Metbu City
~ alaipat hka Miami.
wrier' 1*1nr hot ta>* that
fare** u g im tiM i ws* "partly
|ht sndr partly stolen." Well
l« *"*•- Impentement
At
he p jd fee part <f It and
■t*s tn—rr than ir »i >! item can
Nw.iiJos Maker* wtU be pleated
I ro trg irw iil'i latest more t<.
Ilj* - Sdportati**o of-arm e K
That p art; , tn N'raragua
mi|aitlon* there roull b*
tad Without « i * t munitlu**
rank dee lari dir-drnd*.
first ju o r v | i i i n n I ever
lv W f t Palin Uca-b
|lsi< Lake Wurth the utlwi
(Lguolled on shore some
tve.paa* ngera from Bal
M v Brack f<" many
M 4fearned of b*i*g a ar*
it fra n * aa If thl* dream
s Ike real amt
! *<A
RAY BROS.
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B-ut Senator Shepherd*# d e fe rs « f th e .* 1 • »m in «L it
s aef.B.v *
S ^ to 2 L r t ^ o J l S 2 u 2 l !« e e m a to a*, ia perfect. You cannot poiaon poiaon- What tan ^ Z S w 1 v t tL 2 S 2 a i S t
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d if f e r e d doe* it make mhether you drink liquor which tm- g * £ * £ £ £ . £ £ p £ 2 T S
ragwia* MttniMc *“ **
'mediately kills yon. or whether yoo g*. :<k to the atuff which
f.ce.t amor* tlx a w lm and i»
u ir r f r , 1T rr
j rota bole* in your stomach, deatr >ja , yoor kidneya. harden* !protect each «*h*r,frwm *«u n* ax
Iw H iM l h N i w #**:•»-! ) our heart, eate up brain «*tl# and bfin** death slowly pre* rrm t^n.
amtHled !*■ IW
ceded by p aralyaia and in v alid ism . P erso n a lly w e would proACCORDING1W Hearn,
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Call the Willard Batten
Men— \V« recharge and re
pair all makes of hatlerirs
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F. P. RINES
1113 Sanford A re .
Phone 4614
ARCADE
DELICATESSEN
IT e p a re d M e a t*
Rolls. Cakes
WHY NUT INCLUDE tn the ar
. rar^iTftr**T* ffw . rrimiMTitAotn AJDAria# .
At m o rr '*r k t f frw iu^nt
T h e Hf-rald ptil^ the
rrotrmfti^r p^rur»? fnurquery. “Do you know your children'* teacher*?*'
taarrytAx
vfy |* « »
The Herald has no opportunity to bear the answers to
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»hi« question, but is always hof«fui that at least a few l*ar- .lbou(rtl ,*«*„,* „ itraabc •% thtt
enta are mwed to greater interest in the schools their chil- *„,ui u . jrrc*tM in tt»r*a nik
dren attend, especially rreater interest in the teacher* from »u»k»« i«y*.
whom tbrir children are rereivinf impressions and guidance
^ ^ v y BOPT OBJECTS to a ‘
:hal are to a ffe c t all their lives
iriatMW hasod or Uryuare K|
puioted oat that sorh a
A flippant little teacher in a Georgia city declare* that m»>
the day when a girl ha* to turn into va forlorn old maid" to * rr.-dnation >• **»f
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for pewce nuii wtm
lAnd'a te v h ic g job is r**n* fur**t*T. "All you n*-ed th- «• 7„7aherv.
daya," says this authority, “ia a certificate from a teacher-------UNCOMMON SENSE
mill, and a pull with the powers that be "
RELIGIOUS FIGHTING b bitBy John Blake
Candidly on the look-out for a man who can pay WUa
Par* r> a-x! K-hootmaaUr* a r e ‘ ed or paxiled aU>at what It owgbt
■nd give her hu name with a Mr*, m front of it. the little
rr^gi n ll!rfM U u e*ch
ronttr.^i v dwelling cm (be valor to t*> apent op*m.
Georgia teacher does the iwciety gam*' mo»t jealously. She ,^her.
will | «rr. uitbout taking the I Be *are. before yoo cry*talite
painta her facegrhe pluck* h*r eye-brow*. -*he l>e<armine*
OMt!tiaw* hare led In the
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th#
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eatermiaaiirg
ouwr
Christr^
tW *■’ , , l ’U,a mkMt “ il,7 " ° ' V * "
drlerrrInatlon to
eatercsinatirg
other
her ups.
lip*. She smoke#
amoke* ami
and *he
she artnhs.
drink*. S
roe a*y*
day* in the
Some
tne
. Voo n m k ( r tbc f4U ot
V,,
- m with will* of one re«U» them that yoo are after
school room *he ia a veritable «hr<w. Othfy «!*)* *hr i* a ^ Aibirer.*-* and U u; St Bar- kl1^ ,M ba*e wIUb ef another wrt *on»e oaeful and valuable object,
playful girl making ail the child ren adore h er. O nce in ajtfc. ;
R t*
behWi
r •* hare been lucky.
T H « go ahead and u»e y w wUI
The f i - o’. o n of the first wr power a* NapoWon ueed hi* only
while she does a few h our* of b riilian t teaching. F o r *h e is
ran attend t* oursetvea.
Thnte for a better pwrpcec.
JEW S HAVE SU FFER ED
bright and capaide.
*ft*r i » » often naddle
Most nf u* grnpe m s fog, net
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i»iBrh fro* eitennlnatieg pmcUr- T *1 r
Hrr ca*e is eitrem e. Just as i* tne rase or tne woman1
f Chmttan* tV t y**u are **“• o ie rrt.. n of the latter—but knowing where we see going ori
diametrically opposite this girl in lh* n u tter of style and , urT,nfc,d to r**! sbmit nrai »ncu r,h?' d - i r -i make any particular why.
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ideal*. The other woman id drably unattractive. IJer skirl* of. th*
rri gv-n fighting ai" * r: t ' * 11 US.
Those
»hr become
leader*
Tnrr' .« c . .record that any rich '■beacon* find three things ooL
are tmi long. 'H er hair is wispy ami ugly.'and "done." of «“ k other in Cwde-Nwabh
man -a. -turned ever in hu grave"
lhr)
rrtolute to get
course, in a hanl little
mile knot. Her
ID-r *kin
*ktn doesn't
doenn t look clean.
tU *n . 7V ', **fc4*
^ .ynlr V - because
ho children squandered in
It nrt*d* a coating of some aort o f crmmcitc. She U severe. ^ M n art pberal Jcwith cooimu- a year >r two the tubstanr* It rv- what they want, and it it extremely difficult f<>r ill fortune or cir<tstr*d cim * lifetime to a-rumalat* cumstancee to thwart them.
ih e is gloomy. 'Shr tt achc* like an automaton.
jntty at Bel*
If
y
u
ar*
sewptiral
shout
the
Between these two .tyltg of t«a*her» are tha one- m U ijJ * j l ' X ' r a n W 2 £ " < u £ < tM ' 7 •asstunc* of wjll p> »«r, try , Tt. plan is to dream,
whose care, and under whose influence you place your c h i l - t h » p v . aeoluttunkt.
to U I M U b y Ukr a bath * h*n
A% u w l l p n r tie id it U u trvm e
dn-n. Iky you krw/w them? Do you endeavor to help thrm ?
he iM « V * » n t to, or to courtnr* •_
pm
t*
$1150
Do you talk over your children’s trail*, and your own hope*
THE MONTH OF Januan. rrri. a t » .ar-old child that rru*l ia f _ '
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in which g-v,l rraolation* are r .w w*a* h. want-, ir .tr a.) „ t the randy
? ? I 1? * ?
«"»!*• 0nd
for them, with the*e- teAchrrs? •
toting away, ii to be "nat»na! t r * r.icb he is crying
11 delightful to plan their lira*.
Teacher* wno are conscientiously trying to do their very {Uugh month " Movtng picture poVery early tn life art developed I TK. man or woman of twenty-on.
best with the boy* and gtria In their t*r«— and we bela'.c i»: htag and .th»ra bsv* decided a set «f drair**, and a det.rmlna- I " * !* pUnrtiwjr th*»r carter*, and
lhat meut teacher* tan qualify in that d as*— have a h a n !!* r ;( *JT*r f ’ ~i
Am»'.<ana are tkn t gratify them »hich coraU- f*rvd the planning very enjoyable,
tut* i g ttb tr a valuable and wholo-} But that kind o f planning it altask, great re*i»on*ibility; and most of the time they receive
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fiirra.
mo»t a* ekrtchy a* th* drawing*
prtcious littJc appreciation from the (aviplp they help.
Rj ! therr le a valuable force Ukj
ih* * * nJ r'{ ’ m»H bor»
X>rl*
You know ju*t what you arr doing io the way of evino . *TLWOt
! l :5,r 1 <*u |in tr* tornado an-i in th* rarthNo matter if the wave* of time
ing gratitude. You know just how lightly, or may lie how ,
ri montJu of n.Jhf dtiakc— but there i* *o much of it 'wash it out
'.•‘ at it i* d**trortive Instead of enr- | New, plar ' can b* drawn on th*
deeply you‘ regard the serv ice that achool teachers do for|prmala*. much molnng and .
auv*.
tame ear-'
itfur* another tide
rour children. This is Just to ask you if you are satisfied p»rfor*aeo»cr. laughing »-u
th * trouhl* uitk moat user* of
lh
that you are doing all that you ought to do for the teacher* !ir*y 7 ..
host action u idl*
Thet* ie
a thing a* »vrr w-.li i- w .r U lhat they have never;
and achrstl*. and through them for your children.
lakrrt the if outrie to ue* it it th . But It l* r m<'r* Idle than artioff
•iMng laughing. f«H lgugt.icg
i advantage
without plar.
Ilk* smoklr g. When ywti d« rrth.r
They exhibit it moat often in!
i» not enough to
yuu don't think And what tl>
‘ ' t **'t tideraMs tnraaure of
American p*opW need 1» ni*.T> in ruing and fooltah way*. ** do ,
ORLANDO SENTINEL
1 thinking.
«ho AT* M on arcfiilnnf M isr m ct*f4.
•ap^ocM honor «h k h can d - thrm
^ n’*T ^ f>r ^ keep th# * w f
7h», in e fit* U> be dented from pr»p(M.-L General Jadotn hae (nal.
d, or by women in rallyin g away, and t<. » uy tickets to a tnovA LEARNED Prafemor F^t. r
inlaid * i ! i f * * y i k u keen pruted, th* rec*-m*a*Tidatu« mentioned
•octal s.'kievrnrr.ii of other 1in * pictare »E,w now and then.
The n e t c f each an Inland watev- • h i leach** geology. l» wogtted.l
through thn** tn operation tn vaBut it will not Huy a motor car.
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.way far euch a djetanc* 1* trifling about th* world** f « d supply in *. men.
If all th* energy which U *pent ° r NuBd a mrr.fonabl* hou*c In th*
riovj* pari* of th*
ml'-i i-tat**.
'KM ]| u . OCTpared with it* In r%jbf population ahoold trvrc*-*
i iMng reaily use lea* thing* were j country or lay by anything for ed•nd ear*. "To allow wholesale in
Florida having probably the ( n e t : porter**
u >; , t * r
th*
**t waler area of any state in th* i road*
a* In
in Fl^rM*
e nrr.ua weru
»»r* %
*ou badly
uaoiy concon ,migration
. ■ .V would .U . •tot dtsttnctly
— ' , ' • aety hnrncatod. it uouid soon **cat>>n of prfsd.l* futara children.
: must of th* trouble* to which
—
th* Nordic trpe by smalga
Union, could be mad* supreme i n 'A** ted that th* loa* of buata*** krw*f
flt*h ia Imir.
School* and i .ilegra fit young
(rate r. ‘
thl. line, and -th* rwulUnl fraigM * S ^ * * * ^ / * •w ,f ?
' nttder your will.
ipooplr for earn u» dutiuc, according
a ah
sXMlirUI rw t th# P#«»DW of th#
A .
IN ADDITION TO -splitting
Y«w km/w you hav* it b eeau *. . to their uhility.
and haaUga bo.'r-e** af tW
m Ub-.. ..f d Tar*
1
. k . i . r . . . i___ - _ e i . e . e ^ . u ------- B jrf the atudenta
tr^
r
llaw ltuirft1 Upon nr tea fact ut era ^
th . mf.mthru. „whtch thou Id never j . >ant or think you want thing*., That i* II*
I -nd out first if you really want th .m a .h r* atui if thay cannot
lf*rtersl Jadwin. chief of trmy ^ h e ^ tr
|<rt,
th* country ^
^ * * * • « £ «*w profraaot
rt after their mind* have been train
■nginesn of tK couatty l* /»«■ «rb* w*r* r a lly in g material u ,I • * * * » " »te« th . Nordte a |»p>fr 'be ‘.htnga you thir.k-yuu want.
•IMed th.1 • walerw.y from Jerk FVrVt* and re.t simply upra Floe-'* * ’* *
E nd ra t seennd If foti really ed. .and a n t u of urafal Informa
We n o id use. very r irely. a few r,.«i them—if they will be gerxi for tion hat been dinned Into them,
Mtwtl * r * M *•
Ida itself. TK . situation wa. Large
PU you when you get them,
thee* la little bop* for them.
ike I a o a r, Archimedes
n r,
h* g rraW .t K - m . th u i U U t w U l f tw rpm uiht, fc.r tem porarily hall
O tter hoyr and girl# who at a
By that time yvu mil hate get a
“ IT - - a .u .
Uaim J » * th# »lwW fediMin* •rtivuW* of to. A r il'll* , Mir ha* Angvlo, l e
forced to gu f«|
An ArtkU * n Anne ih tb# Maa* y f a i i ^
m jr fe**tily to iM riu da Yiari.
rarer idea of bow to use that na-'very earl> age ar* >fa
They were M
Nordus, 1ml f,-» l force in you for yvcir good— ( work t support th*m»el»ei and
^
2
th . reel of d f.structluei work tiince
thought, hatirg the following to tk*n Uw raUrrmda bate Urge!) la Greek* and Italian*, representing ,-.d if p « really iw it for your perhap* parent* and brother* and
rr* * t7 ‘,l5 “ " * l. • waterceur** , r*a*e«i tbe.r farilitM* for hard mixed race*. Very lik.ly they got o » ! good yoo canr'-i help at Uw ai»t*r*. d . very well after 80.
- rif. be f t .- -g .d.t .nal -n , , f
, r . , . .. (h# lJmr
r _. u w - Nordic, blood from the *)•*•-1u vu# tiaw using it tor th* good! Ibrrsrr■ rum* to
he need foe oalerway
running up and down th* c.f Uwr pevple
’ moot cf them ar* may and »n.,
,Improve
. . . |(•# dwtant when all th . roadr will •Rial
nenti
wa*
written.
Lea.ru! Jadwta. I l ow ,n
•wnot aUew yo«r win to be fool- * gagfhr
,
g
,
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w
wW
hr e g * X Wu w
SR P#
w M TU
” f? "
I water t run*porta Leo wdt be * m
* thuewegh InrestiguLon of tlw ,ot»iiy
NOBODY, BY THE way. adio
tea tadiarrimiaat. iaualgrati»r.
•hoi. rakfert. ha* rrcousmervied j Mocwerr. ia Ulai d waterway
a the IW retarr of Mar thaL aa tmeh a. .Uggr.'ed by G eneral Ja d Mot w. do naad, ia California a rat
Florid* a haw. a t least tea mill) ,
NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE
* I? ~ ‘
fr . ‘ U. w|4th •»». from JaektonvnD
good ItabaM te make use of the
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V
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I
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W
*'
bj
liW u a t c r i b uld be ITWUtnwted rw o o e of th * w in** rtrww aloew th * land that the Lewd ha* given u*.
Tn* grief * f th* Japan*** pm»|iL g»i
P»«f h*harbort royal absolution
'roin Jack ao n v ill. t , M L m i F o r ^
A , h ^ l c i T r a S J S ar that w* took from th* Indian*.
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P
<’* ***v the death of tbrir Ernper lia atilt
ill aa fact
fact Iw
ii*Japan,
Japan, in
In *piu
*p iu of
( . . r * the M anufacturer* fie, ord
ONCE DUTCH TULIP grower. “* “ • M ^ tn cL that would ha tm- aom. of th* tiapptng* of modern
‘*V ^ T 7 " * * 2 thw ae a moat La- U *o ‘. o ^ t w l that Uw
frf
pcriant water**
’ •/ impravemant)ewaatrucion will be mflmgty amat •:rurg:,,| to ncWoca that ra m * •p'rathla If-day ia any other rouatry rahtp ha* aurvlvwd Uw vkiMitudm
• Mtb, would
be ®l great talu* M jls
ii* n
n lr
a ilI with
v .,t
,,
ron
Irat
uilh Ik
the. vaat
of fWwera, a black L k p A
A balk «« earth.
The “divirw right of of rwnturira, ith* temporary overthousand*
nly t» th* MO oilta* of Florida a .of
foed
that win
wv!| rraVilU
rrriilk Thia wat PT .,^ T
-. g
---j mat
fit * Ung
ijwriiir an
an rwitw.de,
«t - ■'-*•-* ia ■
: shadow
-4L—J . ----mg
—|
lJ th* great
—
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te ***
w kings,puiwurn theory
by
Takagaw*
.co***•• thg^JrtJra rouatry erway will rut he anUgcexwu? U
Human
being*
always
want
what
dation*.
u
»Ull
a
reality
ia
'
shotgun*,
and
rude
shock
of g u la l » i i Senator Kletrhar secured u incrrai* the traffic that h add*
ihe *|pBi«im »t ef a board of thru* rwr injwre tha rsitroeda for *v*ry Ihey may act have, an excelleot J»P*n. ALaarutcr th* Great Jr d W rU i JwuderaiMfHm and th* invuk-d t b . fiction of d.vm. a n ra k r> W tra tlra of leveling idea*. TV.re
CT e . U
< « - » kind serve, . thing; it make, them work
n real if at* th a l A j n t
After to the pfoeywrity of the remmunHy
NOW. IN LONDON, whan tl.y i ^ l ^ Z S l L r t r i U ^ U k f S ^ T x l ^
wf Uw nalave bird* ar* th . fa*h*en, there U ^
emporura
b*a triumjdwd over all
• * :• « * « *
wm
;W »dD rrating ferem and yroserrod
y
L
" * " * * * * * time, LwuU;u
f m h ftjwn abroad.
INLAND WATERWAY
THE PASSING OF THE MIKADO
S t£ ^ S T
*
J r ! - « W s = A - 4 r n o a m .^ u a .j j ^ o . X k £ .S 5 ? W 1 W .« " .
Ul*1
[ hu throw* llbw- g ro a t' rommeretal
Mcham
*baaka
* * * * and MchAAfV
Btui *U tftM
of
world
ly fueaak.
ad vests
Ja r for th*
but th* Em| •ror ia
siiwte
S a la d s . C hee^
’ 4 4 M c L a n d e r A rca d e
ONE - DAY SERVIQ
SANFORD
laun d ry
819 W. 3rd St,
*"
Phone 475
D elicious
■i<
Oranges and Tangerines
W e have a n abundance of this delicious fru it a t price*
Lhat cannot lie compared with. *,
Blue Bonnet Market* in various part* ot town are at
your convenience— save money, time and worry by
■hopping a t them.
BLUEBONNETMARKETS
Opposite Valdez Hotel— 13th A Oak
Sanford Ave. & 9 th — Sanford-Orlando Road at
Gindcrville
Inquire About
PALMER FARMS
‘Tht* New Celery Section”
Four Miles East of The Center of Narasota
Rich Muck Soil Rivaling The Everglades
IH*nt Now for U t c M arkrtinf Crop
For further informatloa about Palmer Farm* ami to hav<
»
flee trip arranged, rat Hanford rvfrrwrntative.
Mr.
H. W . Somers
At Montezuma Hotel— 1 to 4 p. m., »nd 7 to 8 p. m
The Palmer Corporation
'Sarasota, F1-*
210 McAn#h Square
^---- wa
D ELU XE
SERVICE
NO EXTRA
FARE
M il
IIA fl
s
IONE
VAU
UAKU
New York
DAY OUT
Florida Gulf Count Limited
Coaches to Jacksonville
,
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Effective Januar/ &, ]p f?
2:b0 am Lv. Sanford v
9:1b am Lv. JarkeoovilW ..
1:20 pm Le. Savganah . *
1:00 pm Ar. N. Charleston
'■ 2:1b am Ar. Rkharlond .
:' _ f t lb ,4m ,Ar Washlngton .
7.0k am Ar. Ball!m or*^ _
9 :ld a m Ar. PhUadrlpbia
11 JO am Ar. New York
■ti>~.
A l J_ A r. ^ 2 0 am.
" Ar. 9 3 0 pm
. - f - Ar. b:lb pm
— - Le.- »:22 y«
. ... - L*. 4:SS am
R.F AP.Lv. l.-lbam
s 1’ K .R X r. 12:10 am
“ Lv. »:b 2p »
—
- Le. 7:4b pm
Ticket*.' Rraervatiun*. laformatiun f
Ticket Ag*r'.
t t W . R A T, T , A ,
Sar.futd, Fla., Phun* <U J
Coast
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T H E S A N F O R n i l E R A L D F K JD A Y . J A M A R V 7 , 1 0 1
SOCIAL
HONE
148
IIdlers' Bridjre C l u b
Entertained Thursday
By Mrs. John Mcisch
regular meeting
ig .& V Maionic
d be Initiation.
. Newman will
of th* Ihiplicat*
r home la Rote
r th * P in t Bapd UI It* burine**
p’clock at the
F A. Kelly Sl»
pteeace, Mre. W.
In. J ,'M . WilKeliy.
oatprtained Thurniay afternoon
by Mr*. John Meiach at her lovely
neve heme on Park Avenue.
Adorning the room* where the
gue*U aaaemhled for play were
baaket* and bowl* of radiance
n)»e* and nurriMu* comldned with
fern*.
Suggeetlve of upring were the
pretty thllle* u*ed in keeping
•core* for tbe card g»mc, and when
rcotn* had been added the p m *
for high acore among the club
member* waa won by Mr*. Oaborne
P, Herndon. The guest priae went
T
I
M RS.
FRK D
R
AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
D A IG E R *
I'. E. L. CLASS MEMBERS G U ^ 'ro ^
MESDAMES KELLY, STOUDENMIRE
Mr*. J . A. Kelly and Mr*. W. f„ UM« 4 an
ijoyabta i ragT*m wa*
Stuudcminr « r r * h M lr tm Thor*
-red.
■Ur eveplng when thyy entertained ■>f reading* by l.lUW >ft** Nancy
a t (h U n it of Mr*. Kelly «n llolly K* rilpt. Air*. P, W. dtaiilry made
Avcho# memh* n of the T. E.- I I a •p’c'tdi 1 talk, which Included a
Class fit the Baptist Church
n um beg^f appropriate p y rin
■ A short business session <n<
An automobile ern tcit waa enhr M at which time th o ’clas* pre- |joyed during the evening, whlrh
■Idrnt, Mr*. Barney Berk presided I »tf r-led much merriment. After
The devotional exercise* were led thl* refreshment* cunriitlng of
by Sir*. J J t . l.yle*.
ambrosia cake and tea were ir r m L
PUn* fer the ensuing year were The ho: teases were a**l*tetl in
made . Including the decision to •erring by Ml**e* Pauline Stouda*
cloth an orphan boy and to a*»iat mire, ChrUtinc Stoudenmlr*. Nan
a worker In foreign field*.
nie Brown Kelly and Alice t*»
Hr. P. D. King, pa*lor of the O r im y .
church, wa* preecnlam l made a
thnee attending were; Mr*. P.
moat interesting talk cm the re W. Stanley, Mr*. A. Kent Rn**iter,
vival whtrh tt to be held at the >lr». L R. Hollar. Mr*. W. C. IV
Baptlat Church next week,
f i r . C<ini ary, Mr*. Barney Recti, Mr*.
urged metnhrr* to attend a* Many Cochran, Mr*. W. U Stnu.Jcnmlr*
meeting* a* poatible.
Mre. R. W. Ware. Mr*. R. Smith
It wa* also decided that a trip Mr*, ('unimlng*, Mr*. J . Athley
to Mount Plymouth would be made Kelly, Mra. J . It. Lyle*, Mr*.
on tbe date of (he neat idee ting of Georg* MrGaghln. Mr*- John eon
the ri*»»,
*
Mt*> Sue P u ier, Mra P, ft. King
A fter all bd»ipt*«,h*d been tra
and R*v. P. X). King.
S O C IE T Y
E D IT O R
RESID EN CE
Stavr Dinner Is Given N ew D ancersA dded
At Country Club In rpn Annunl tfrlitinn
Honor B. \\\ Anderson A ? £.n" “ aJ ..hd l,0.n
I>
#
IVrmsvnont Waving
o u r S|Hvi«Ily
A itonutifut K u* pih) U’nvi
m low an SWVOO
Rt>9 Kirut National
Rank HMk -, aiul
Hotel Fi>rri'*t Lake
D. W. Short
■in M i'Idtniltrr A n n ilit
noc-in tr iv ia l b t f g n a i V g hgvt* m i im n if.lu i!.- :ujct{ fo r
thfin. Wo entertain Jtut u bu*v lilen that vr« might
niH.il tnxurn in t* noRMtta*’—
wu -Hit It off until wo
Ii#\e more time or feul m mv like it an<l It* rnver ilnrt*.
Hut— folk* ■*•-metitn*** ouke uji tu an urgent lpnensitv
i'f there "little Ihinir*"— ntiptu e •ou hml mjurvtl
someone wltn our rar and <litl tv*, furry t.inMlity
In iu n o fe ?
Don't But orCLlcnAuUin f Ub Anv l,onffer
Phone 48
Announcing
'T H E GREATEST EVENT
* fo r d h merchandising history,
plete
details will be fount I in . . .
1
M
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V
Saturday
Khaki Work Bantu
Geod grade work past*. Kkakb a aervkeable. duraM* pant*, regular I J M value f sr
Kalardsy
Men's Work ShirtM
Scout Work Shoen
Good verb *airt*. triple aliuhed, double
l“ * W * . a borgaja at regular price r i
• I J J had a piek ap at I * * pricr ol
s Paper
wait fo r it! R ea d it!
plans to include this .
I 'hen ma,
...
Extraordinary Ever
$ 1. 9 5
Work Shirta For *Men
l o t Kid SHo«*
A good quality work skirt, regular price
is i t r , w* reduced them to close out for
only
YOWELL CO
and Dean*
to Oriuutu
ord Avenue
and heating
Wholeaolf A Retail
D I. Thrasher, J , D. Woodruff
P. I . Woodruff. A. T. lb waller
ami W alter Hand returned home
Thursday evening frem a short
hunting trip.
Mr. and Mr*. l»uU V. Duane,
whose marriage wa* an interesting
event of b i t week, have returned
from their wVd-IIng trip and are
now al home to their friend* at time here with- his niece, Mr*. J , day to spend th* winter and an
their new bom *.at Geneva and O r
T u b r, left Thursday f * r hi* pleasantly located al th l Monte
yeaning wa* fU- ange Avemtrs.
home
at 4 Hants, ( ,*
(uma.
kurxlay evening
•tuple by Semi{ , Order of th#
•town gueeta
r of DeLaad.
M i (o n * C,
, laatrurlress
For cooking
Howard P. Smith
Reach spent the da
transacting buetnr**
r Members
t Matrons
y Evening
BroudcMh Shirts
Stoves IZZT
These Little T h i n g s
We Put Off. . . .
8 “ The
Men’* KaglUh llreadtkilk Skirt*, while,
splendid duality. I J M value* *1 only
G a so lin e
SANFORD CYCLE CO
Baptist Church Circle
H a s An Interesting
Meeting On Thursday
itereating pro
as tarried out.
*K ay, retiring
eacorted to the
durtrrw . Mr*,
d. as she stood
past matron*,
iting their »taUded a rosebud
With proper Inflower* wore
Ure and placed
kr p« t mat ton
rU. ooe of t V
|*o Grand Fder
k McKay with
M L Mrs. McI grai iowrijr.
> refreshment*
•d cake were
■natron*. Mr*
p lu rry Jarvi*.
|»ll, Mra. Herlu arie Griffin.
b Joy B riley.
R e r u n . Mre.
I Mary Kant,
ftri M n. Culh-
an d
W f hav«* n limit* «| numln-r of extra fin e
quality ntrdtHl Mcycjp tirra lhal we nr* » fforinji at a *p*tei*!lv low price. If your
boy* lirvn are Just rairlv gtanl it will pay
you to take mlvnntage of thi* opportunity
to eavp nm! y el havv tho l*c*t tire p>u»jtib!c.
Weddinvr Annivcfrsary Wedding Of Mias Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Packard And Sanford Man Is
Are Honored On 3oth Recently Solemnized
C. J . Allen of JatkfemriU# spent
the day her* Thursday attending
to burin***.
217-W
As lonjf
ns they• last
*
.. .
' r uiiowing in* ■ " “•'■■■'*
, " f ,
. pritra, the ho*te«* eenred creamed
1<V r i 10
chicken In pattUa. potato chip*,
F 7 * " , r *f.:
hot roil*, olive* and coffee.
I \ m_
Club member* playing were:
pcopwl Church at U n K|uJor Cor!rttt Mr*. Ale taning at *urh a high ipred that the
P
,, , I der Vaughan. Mra. George l)*e l*
curtain ring* down on the grand
‘ *,7? Methodlrt nmT<> Mrl o»bome Herndon, Mr*.
finale before anyone I* aware that
B with Mr*. J . D .| john
Mr*. Harry Heeren.
the
time ha* pa»*e*i
U * Avenue al J <;ue(u were Mr*. P m l Zerrener,
T . ,■
I Mr*. Forre»t MacAlllater, Mr*.
P n T M H ’ Mt.ll BkNK CI.OSKH
K U a a wlU « U b )A -| > h p ff,ffe r . Mr*
Hehry
P IT T s n t’ lBiH . Jan T-. A .P 1
tli* Rook Lover* y ^ h t , Mr*. Cauthen Kutchleou.
The Pittsburgh IWp-wil aivl Tltb
^ h e r home o n l j , ^ Eirhnor, Mr*. W. A. Teagwe.
Company of I'tltsburg, wltlt tie
Mr. and Mr*. W iltar A. Kouth
.
Mr*. George Iloy, Mr*. John W,
p’n ilt* of were than IIAOO.OXI, wai
A « W T " f "•“f*1 Inter**! to
> Mri*ch, J r ., and Mr*. Kdmund e n t e r t a i n e d m0*t drltghlfulty
closed today by the Pennsylvania.
Thursday evening at •dinner at the many Hanford friend* of th*
\ Melach.
their home op Weet Second Street, young couple wa* that of Ihw. S3,
the a ffa ir being In honf>r of tbe when Mi** Lucy Kent Hall of j Judge W. Wall*.# W right leave* 8 ™ * " ” ™*
latter'* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. J . O. Chalfcptn, V *., berame the bride of [ Satunlay for Marianna where he I
Packard, on their thlrty-flftn wed- Marlon Rartow Smith of thl* city i will hold nrnrt,
*
■
ding anniversary.
The crrvmony took place at high |
The attractively appointed din- noon at the ItaptUt pastorium *1
Mr* le u IS. Rockwell, who ha* 8 Ik g I i
The Jenny Spaulding Circle of ner table was laid with a hamiaom,- Roanoke, V*., It>-v. Gilbert |«er- 1been (pending icveral week* «*ih ■ 1! k i U
fub will meet the Pir*t HapU»t Church met linen tover. th* renter hatng forming th* im; re dvr ceremony, her parent*. Mr and Mr*. Prank J * VSM L
studio of Mr*, Tbonday afternoon at the home of graced by a low rryptal bowl filleil
The bride W*» beautifully at- G o n laln at kheir home mi Palme-.
,
v Myrtle Ave- Mr*. Ware, on Palmetto Avenuu. with *X(|ui*lt* pink Radiance roe** tired In a tm art traveling roetuma to Avenue, left Sunday evening for J
■ t ontlau.Preaiding over the b*i*lnea».»e*eion and fem *. Place ranis appropri- of cocoa brown flat crepe made an- her home at Towandn, Pa
■■ ||* p. K,
wa* Mr*. E. M. Carroll. At thl* a t* for th* orca*lon marked th>'i *eruble, with chic hat, wrap .and
Mr. and Mr*. John Blount, who B
time aeveral Important matter* placer of the gue«t*, and at d other atceaaonea to match
were brought to the attention of o'clock a delirious *u course din-. Immediately after the ceremony | have been the gueit* of their i«
, the young couple left In their car daughter. Mr* Henry I'onlon and B
the member*. I f w a * decided to ner wa* served.
Cover*
arete
laid
for
Mr.
*t*d
’
for a short motor trip, arrivin g.*! Mr*. Jack llew ltt left rrtd ay
carry baaket* of itm tl*. fruit* and
periodical* to the .Poor Parrp next Mr*. J . O. Packard. Mr* Dab* i Sanf;>rd Wedm-vlay avening to tuormn- In their tnr for their |
week. Another item voted upon Packard and two «hildren of l»e- make thl* city their home. They home al WajneriMivu, G *. They g
wa* a »y»tematl*ed civurae o f Rfbh* 't r o d . M ich, Ml** Marion P a c k a rl,1 xra. pleasantly lucated al Tha Ga- wvyrw areompanied horn# by Mr*. U
Purdo'i and Mr*. HewlU.
J A ttnplc
•tudy to be rta rte d .a t an early G rorg* Armstroag; Mr. and Mre. blee.
j R It. Routh and taro children, Mr. I .Mr*. Smith I* the daughter nf
date.
PIMP AT OMI.ANDO
A fter all bu*in#** had been ■nd Mr*. P. J . Uouth, A. Kouth. I Mr*. Mary Muttalne Hall of ChatORt-ANIiO. P ta . J*n . 7. >1%
1
Chine
Routh,
Jo
*
Kouth,
and
M
r.'
ham.
Va.,
and
U
a
graduate
of
the
transacted, a program’ wa* pre
r Virginia Intrrmont Sch-ml at Bri*- F ir*,: starting front a l tlecUir.
sented,, The topic wa* “The li f e . ami Mra. Walter Kouth.
wire, swept the (*. A. Belt* null-l
That l a i t * . “ latte in the a fte r
ing uf Winter aGrden today, caus
noon the host*** aerved dainty re
ing • lev* of H6.1XH), according to ■ 'T h e Balllln-f Knngurw* ’ J
freahment*.
. trlephoae advlr** received here at
Mrmher* present were: Mlaa
M Unnr N fw u
i« 4 l l.t ‘ Nn irlierance we* earned *
#
Mara G m 4*le, M b* Ph-t.
Ml*
it <fa< *ahl.
Herbert Sjwcr, Mr* Wage, X U
{ John Abraham*. Mr*. Strange,
| Mr*. Hopklna, Mra. Fellow*, Mr*.
j K. M. Carrol^ Mr*. Stoudenmlre
and M n. Touchton.
The next meeting will bo held
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at th* home o f Mr*. John A bra
hams on Hughey Street.
Mr*. Robert C., Thrasher and
baby returned home Wednesday
from Hastings where they spent
the
holiday* wltth her parent*. Mr.
KM Uif Presby-til heki butirtes* and Mr*. J . P. riake.
« a t 7 :3 t o’clock
Mr. ami Mr*. K. J . River* and
vent of Woman's family and Cheater Cowan have
brtnightly bridge rriu ti ed from West Palm Reach,
i with Mr*. K. D. where they accompanied Emory
ft. C. Poster a* River*, who »p.nt th* holidays
here with hi* parent*.
p A I *[ *S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Clever dancing i* one part of a
urinstral prwdovtiiwt that la alway*
appreciated. Thbi department t«
not neglected In the Pnrieth Annu
al K.litli n of the Al. t), Flehl Min
atrgtfv which open at the Milan*
Theater dan. 10
The O 'ran Brother
Billy and
ten , head the rant of dancer* ami
their brand f terpaichore it M il
to he famous all ovar the country.
Thle H**-tn they have two a*»l*t
ant*, Gallagher ami Cbx, wh<
dance the t'harle*t>m.
Bah Conn, an eccentric Uancer.
ha* *l*o been added to the n*»t, ami
he *erve* the audience an entirely
new brand of •t int*. Other* In
the ra*t of dancer* are Eddie Oat-*
Ugher, Thomaa McCormack, Prank
TELEPH O N E:
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THE gA-Vrr)Rn I t F R A m m m A Y , j A g r ARY
5ASED W I R E OF
N. S. Ip-SER V E
NFORD
T H E S A N f O R n n F .R A t .n . F R I D A Y . J A N t 'A R Y 7. 1 9 2 7
Seme of Winners in Klim Contest
wonu
. (Cor.risaol ir*r- pog* n .
H k l
»wh»»i*»ly which will
;
|Ut » f guf.ils!l r lhr •-sly
pe*-* tgrory M-r» i(.r the l**r*©rtsit
; Jrt»1r raj.itsl (ivl rapiOl Pews firl.l
With iu r^rtni eitewsicn »• -r n I n u Fori U jm . i!» Irtiim iio M l
X » » i Service h u a n t * n r t rf
‘w in* gwng |* At'] Mr*j«ri «#.>VrMl. The Prr - ar.-U Xc-ss ««i I h
Wdt, IU J v lu**in[fe <TfW» on thv
'w f f h n c . the Pslw 1-ref *1 F -tt
' I t jn r i arui U r Pa)*a tho<4» 7 » w *
t on the l-w ff m t r a i l all fair g tta
'MhseribAs
* Scvrrsed f r>TTr»rv»*rtrt» in FleeM l u M 1*n.'T d << *ivr Ihr •v*l«-»
a n ninrtar.tir •>•> tV alert bu wtr»
. lau rr—: k - I K n n the l» tn !
of interest .n their n w sian itr.
fL *tJ#t U First Itut Firat Get It
.JHgbl." f t tin i r t o * <4 iU'-rnalien*I S r * • Serve t. aivi It h»Wen rfrilVo
n s i r ry r»f»wtrr .1
the r-ewa arwaictioc until fir r y
nan e*«yn{M-ra the t l r f t a in h>»
daily watt.
laUrqgtiurial New* S*rv./v »»*
the firs* j
asonciation t-» use r . . A'tt.'gi
jnrtorr-atjr telegrapher fri- tyr iaa
chirr • I f lake the place «.f Morie tJ|1)
leJrgratA y traU M in Florida.
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WHAT EVERY MAN NEEDS
Every man needs someth ins* to insti!! new ideas and.new enthus
iasm, to reflect iile fjwip njew ang
les, to provide new iiVcontive^, A:
a.eounrwitl. us provides the right
Incentive to accumulate.
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cn Savings Accounts.
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rest KKn Oaa1c*t Jlrr Utter was
r »»t t t a m l 'w l i c . a* »».'l aa i fry
tltar a*4 eeavlta.
lOirflnUtt) I r a n Page One I
rrau -ta O K l s u t i and Maibi*
head, left Norfolk last night. wM.*
the d titrs / tn O*htnte. Smith.
TK.-nip4J»n and Barker, anchun-1
off Yurktotm, *
icvdy t » leave a*,
di^iroycr* R^rir i i j J. U Edwards
M t N ..rf.U V *1*. -ity s i ( l ’,
while t.l r /uljs.
uf.'d r AN
g>e.fe- it tcl.r.od mm a ef rtertdi
rrliMIM, ,»hrfr
: \i4*A*Hraeat of
J regular friernatp ral News Servo*
The 4 s $ f g nst <4 new* which will
n u t isto The Herald offWe ortr
the eight-hour “peinter sertv •*
wire* will total more than St-V *
Word* •♦overing sport, market,
state. tiMiorial. tnternatioral and
feature Vtgn*
Numdrcu*1tAF.sr nr»»,">»p* r, in
, ~r~ -— . — ** * ' r *r
.
hears.* the fixer
checked, the
bewsls eprncd, the catrrr systaan
terw-1 "Thr way la HILL’S—a
n o e f f k W Dul we t««d II.OOOjOuO
fer IL** DotiT rtly en In ert help use. This y f «
fu»t*-*r today
wa, Ir.l isn-. ,
air at the start
ported that thand beautiful,"VV|( n is- * i ,
{jcminolM (l[ouniy jftank
•e ll i!r*i!h Sulphur |
oiuptrut a r4 i u it.
a • » * t f*»rn »C I
' - - ■ • v x iio h e g
i" t T f« t i$ # i
t *
tsA b
In c *
Be there when the Doors are opened.
yourd
merchandise values offered in this
r fr r jr dt-T- « te our k* * i r «i,1 u
cf our drrsara have oaly Irvn ir
rcd#4^-.* i r •
i •■ ' •mtr ■
to luVrstigatr.
rifleed during these la lug days
house a few week* but all mu.
W ro M r »»!e price. It sriU
$11,95 Dressc
*
-VG.50 Dresses
$9.95 Dresses
.
$6.95
—
Standard Prices Insure AgMiiidt High
Charge*.
A stantlan! aralv u f.ih i.rg c * prevent ;-ny (iurtuatt‘»nv Ibh’. may mum - q \ . r IdLor or yatru. A
ih tx k kjrslcm n l.o lq lrly inatjiing corrvctnciia i*n
1 4Jla, m ateriaU and labor U kept bv the- Fun*man. Yon will rconomiu* Ly gcrvicipg your car
56 inch unbleuched slice
• 10c yd. • " f
9-4 good grade bleached
i>ht*eting fnr
50c yd.
9~1 unbleached Sheeting
15c vd. .
26-inch White Indianliead
25c yd.
Shoes!
25— F lo rin ta,
A. K. R 0SS1TE R
Celery Avenue
Phone 512-W
A Floral Suggestion fur Every
Occasion
Floral Design* a Specialty
6 7 — R o o m * W ith Hoard.
STEW ART THE FLORIST*'
Flowers for all orcaaton*
McLANDKR ARCADK
.
Phone 7SI.
,
KENT M 'L i A N i m o WORKS
NEW l-ungalow, 4 ruuma an,I bain, HOOD AND GOODYEAR T IR E S
• 3 r Inset a, ht»l and cold water,
U. H. I . lU ttsrirs
electric light*, on large lot; $3&
Distributor* Chandler
Commercial Avenue
per month. A. P. Connelly t Sons,
224 Magnolia.
NASH
leads (he world in motet car value
.
SMITH MOTORS CO
’
Hilka,
Silk and vrUxi
ciimV’inationa
fC50 valuer during sale for
-
t b r i value* during sals f^r
.
bicycles
ami willing ' to work. •
V
,
Sealed proposals will hr re
ceived by the Ctty Coiomlssum t f
Sanford, Florida, i t Iheir d i n *
in the ( Ity Halt, al or before 3 I'
M , January ItSh, 1lag7. fur grad,
mg, draining and paving the fol'ewing atrsela, to eit*
Third 8t. fr. Asmadu tu IVrsiaimon, M l. A«u «a d In.
mrk baso
. TThisq. yd*.
ISraimmnn Are fr. First to
Third, 8hL Asp. on ti in.
ruck base .—,
IM J w|. y.|«
Maple A te. fr. Colonial Way
to Central, I l - J in. Wit.
Asp , on
3
In.
Sami
Asp
..
$77.1 »<i yd*.
Holly Ate. fr. Colonial Way lu
Central. I | 2 In. Sht Asp.
on 3 In Sand Asp VTT3 at), yd*.
Cedar Ate lr Colonial Way
te Central, Surf. T. »n 4 Is.
nark lias a
$773 a*|. yds.
Colonial Way fr. French to
N
Cedar. I 1-1 in. ShL Asp.
on 3 in Sand lUse T**) s*|. yds.
Central St fr. French to Ce
dar, I I f In. Shi A*p. on
3 In. Sand lla«e
>711 •* yd*.
• French Ate, widening fr.
Ninth t« Hughey, ofct. Asp.
on 4 In ruck base
dWJ a). >d«
Together with to- h ether atreols
the City commission may turn
over for toatlrurtlnn doting the
>sulng year.
Pro|m«al to he presented In a
sealed snselope, endorsed, on the
outside, "lltd for Fating," Sanford.
Florida, and th» nous# of the bUl-
U M valor* cn sal* fur
__
Men’s Work Shoes
Aldrfy Circulation Dept.
U lio r
Capital
Everybody
IK n'tom
la w y e r s
C lerk s
Welcome
S lm o g r a p h r n i
All O th e r *
Attend the
$19.95 Coat^
•*
*
.
*
Tba famous BtBUh Museum
was founded by lottery; |4m >.imM
being raised U purchase the «4 Isvtiua af Blr Han* Sloans. ,
Men’s Shoes
>^L53 valae* men’s lo w a k o a ___
’ *
' " w—
. -$198 vahtt-e men'a -tow i t o r t
Broadcloth
A
series
of
$1X0 value* f>n '•>.
Intensely Interesting
A
Highly Kducutionnl
a
Kvery Friday ovening at 8 o’clock
City Hall Auditorium
Friday Fvening, January 7th
.
Robert E. Coyle
Kilitor Urothrrhouil Lrasimsttivv Edgii>agr*4'Jirum ai
-
Sulijevt
Is a Christian Industrial Order Possible
'rhi.s space contributed by
L E O N A R D !* •
c o o c ii n a i r u i u t o r i o
T IM C M tR b R U I g r
Shir
cm .
veo
VBUitie
DEVELOPERS
..............’
ua rate « K i . : .......
FORDSON*
o - Commercial
Second S t; at Sanford Ay
*
interestinpr lectures
Icargam ia tl.g
FORI)
"
Sanford Forums
ON TUBBS II
*isd t i t t y pm
I fj.i-v vgL
' **
-
Children’s Coat*
D B valtxa wrn * tow abeea
-
* k dilry |e J .t .jT
noon’s in all sections of town. Must have
Inquire at Postoffice
,
“1 out I .
Joaworr
at ix« cn» u«ii. n -tithira
*
.
CU* RtcnU M M * >>rfleer
Several hoys to deliver pap<*rs in after
18—I'oullry and Suppltea
* ’
The ll-a HiM*m m * t i i t tne
Hr "C aanf»»J n*cM *. anil X*
eea
IwcecaiMc Nik, IIN
i m tfateMar
xe H yM X l«tt.
WANTED
Have You
Some Money
Shoes for the entire family. For father, mother, brother, sister in all
ed. Big reductions for these h5 days only
Ladies Slippers
Children’.i Shoe.
$1 M value* daring s ila i r r
The Herald Clasaifie,! DepaHntent will be glad to help
strangers get located in rooms
or apartments and will render
psery assistance to Ibusw re
questing It.
Aberdeen. H ra llin i
The prices
To Weak up a fold overnight or
In rut short an alUrV o f irtpr.-, were one hundred -Jn#t* g--tf bade
tnftueuro, wra threat nr tonsillitis, nhlah had been refoverad bjr dog*
rh.» »*• -aim and d rerxM a are now trained fnr that purpue:
rerr>m.i>* nding Oak-rah*, the puri
fied and irfioed n b a e i romj-vunl
tablet that ( t i n pm Ibo *ffn t<
of ftk w e l and *alta mmhned,
• Drastic Reduction
Sheeting
Xc: * U|14*.
police dog, othtxnl on highway
W. Gray, Sher
$14.95 Coats
T7,e values we am offering fog ll
low price wjll ast amd the sbsj j
w to I- used tn buying Hair's hittrietd frocks. .
Silk d m :* * in both light ar,i dttk
shades Thi-y sro orally
and rlcrsdingly low f r
whi.ii fn i’tir hantl;. Tlw KOwottl lliggins. Inf.,
organization will not t-muloy any mechanic »hu
1* not sliululdiy a maatrr of hii.lfw ir,
1*hat
|.rn|vr i i r c of jiiur car i* taken 1ou may Lt-
RATES
An I llc m U lt f mllrvt f i«r•<’i " How Dodore Treat rempetlttor
v a i rvrratly played
ever
the
Kemnary,golf
fours* near
Colds and the Flu
FOR R E N T —Room and board, —
*EM lNOI.K IIUDAOVESAKX
for lea*; Investigate. 2U3 Maple F‘OR REN T—Elfht-foom bouse tr
INC.
*
Avr.
responsible partis*
A.' P. Coa$03 Oak A**.
nelly A Suns, 231 MagaeRa.
ly dr sc riblng an l 2 7 — I'ro fm a io n a l S e r v ic e *
*’<)R RENT—Room and htwrd for
id Cara Herald. ------------ — - —
' -•*•»; Inveallgale. $03 Maple Ave. FOK RENT— 3 -room untarnished
v PUPA- MAKkIONt.
Hanford Automobile i t .
------------------------ CHIROPRACTIC - The science
,-----------------------;---------- . bungalow on Palmslto Ave. lieF mI MagtmBa Ave.
Phone 137
Park A **., T u n *
make* peoplr ut|| and hapw without n # .ii ply llo* M. J ., rare Herald.
liras# return i> PV
You also can smjoy g .^ l
K *a*°«aU e raUa. lancoln lloteL
». and rnrelve re- health through thia mrtb<M| o f '
' '
FOR REN T OR KAI.i: - Parti,
furmahe.1 b room stucco bongs
healing. Dr. W. E. MacIh.ugalL 6 8 — R o o m * W lth o o l Hoard
-------------------------- l i t Nat. Rank Bldg.' Phone 482-J.
. low nn Park Ave. Reply llo* 130
care Herald.
Kk for spare tire «n
'■ l i O H q * long.to try tn ricseribe tu t a Very limited nutnl rr efi
‘OR REN T — Furnished bedroom,
.
S. I. NIX
between Mrllonvtll.garare.
aOfi
Magnolia
Av*
r.t value* In remta. To those who hare born putting -off buy lay
K rill proposal muat be accumAttonwy and Counsellvr at iut
igtain'lce Co.. Sun'hone 20*1.
.
ponied by a certifier] cheek, iwsdi
210 Karl Firat Street.
eas< return tu Hulck
coat, we *ay lh»t this I* iho opportunity yrrj itave been wail-vt
payable at algh«, to thr uider uf
iho City Auditor A Clark, of San
CUM FORTAIll.E double room with
•13— H elp W a n te d — M ala
ford, Florida, fur I per cent of the
private family, with or without
. mixed color* fcOib-n thcv#e - N ral pit.Ids in all w. m| m. W
amoVMl Of Iheir bid.
WANTED
llo y with bicycle D housekreping privilege*; gaibgv
M»UfiC cnatx. Fwr rullar*
Ideal for thia time of o . c!
Thn anccesaful bidder or hiilde*#
rihntlon uf Herald on optional; two htnckn from new ■78— ^ IS lr r s and Dealt R oom
fa i n n autaw *
p, me with fur cvlUra.
Will he required to give a bond
muit haw biiy»'le; goo-l high school; reasonable. 2"fi Ev- -------------------------------------------------• UHVM.fH
rqual te to per rent of hia or her
compensation for right ixiy. Ap- ■n» St., near Elm Avev
O FFIC E FOR n r N T- la Msmcb •HAH. T. FL’U .E R MOTOR CO bid, and artch bund te bo osocvrle.t
Bldg
Apply A P Cnans"y 4
-’ ib-rd Ave. at 10th St. Phone 421 by a surety company laenaad to
’ ply Circulation, Department, he
! tween 3 and 4 o’clock evenings, r « 1*011 KENT—Tw
d» bustneaa In lha M ate of Florol i,
looms. kiKi Ma
raid land te tae approved by the
8ANFOIID BU1CK CO.
Ctty 4 ourmUstutt.
>1$ Magnolia Ave.
SE V E R A L hoy. who are desirous
8 0 — A — Ken I H a lit e D irrrtu rv
t opiw of the plana and speelfl,
Pbo-a 34 T
To gi-nil-m*n, furof making their own money. Ap FOR REN T
F a r tlmse d n irin g .a more moderrR IM 'C O .
cation* may be avan at lha offb't
nf*h«l
room,
all
convenience*
W’o Lave such * few a t oui
ply
at
Herald
Offkv
between
3
and
m e-m at we ^tirrrat A look at this
td not tba owner,
HIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT. iNt
af ih* City Manager, or at the o f,
dran'a coats oa hi-; f that he
$13 Magnolia Ara.
4 o’clock In afternoon*.
group. All a«Bd colors in all wool
Neal Estate end
for eetimates.
fir* e f fnu|. T William., Engl
tato
to
4
'ffc
r'
them
at
tM
I\
matrrlr.it.
INSURANCE BRO KERS
ADFORD
a s .r Plana and atieciflratiun* may
Jl.C'K bu $18.00 value v will Iw i
^CONDITIONED
USED
CARS
FOR
KENT—Furnished
room,
two
|80— M oney to I^ mui
bv obtained at either nllHe ear lieat
beds, runne<ting bath. 1101
teielt of IP ' ou whir h wilt be re- MARVANIA
•err Iren offrrrd
Magnolia Avd.
MONEY to loan at from • 1-3
luraod if a bid le marl#
Allow ua the •pp-irtunlty *»l
7
per
rent
interest.
The City Commls*Inner* rneerve
•bowing you this fine prut-arty
*d, right ia your
Used (Tar lo t, Palmetto ami
FOR R EN T — ,
the right la ra>erl any. vr all boil,
A. P. CONNELLY A SONH
Scrugga&rwggan*
Realty
<t>
i*turvd, nap rai*
Thltd
Street.
.
private bath.
»r tn arrant an* bid they deep* la
Phone 734.
klaaomr Tvmp'v
Ih* new. I lg k r tl j
Phone 429.
bargt- R. Ituw , I S — lln r s t «. ( ’n ll lr , Vghlclew
Dodge Brut hr ts Cars
U nry Dry Clrar.rO ll HAI.K
lln fr r f« lf# g fk rrj)
1123 Oveitoml Tvormg
l d 4 Dodge Touring
month* old; mother a J#r**>;
WANTED
—
Garage
apartment,
STORE - Pra air# Holstein Geo. Ballinger, Bo« FOUR no-in new at
I
>i% Eaaes Cum h.
fumt-hsd. apmo for two car*, by
The mats rial* used in these gowns -i h^a r w te. Soda. We arc $4|, Grapevtlle.
all improvement*.
1/21 Dodge Coup*
two rafinsd business man; year,
N.
laurel.
grade
Je
r
s
e
y
,
crepe
dr
rhinca
and
«
c
eur phone.
I’.’N Ford Touring
Snappy styles
arourul
Address P. O. Il-t Mb'
103
painty lares and contrasting «v! -
l ''$3 Chevrolet Touring
H rick L|itilling, hartlw nrv,
m
y.
that may lie trtJm
I OR REN T — .Fumi-rioil modarn
them- gowns in tsany raw way*.
\rtk Dodge Sedan
•nil g ru re rv um l *lr> rimmU
apartrneat,
three
large
nxime.
i
Furniture
Co.
for several-months
3-4 Tun Trvn k
TANt RED strain Whit* leghorn Plume A30-W.
otnek. «D n d ru g *, • •**•!
rwt St rest
I . 1-4 Ton Graham Trurk
I>•by rhUks; order* takeui now
yet.
bA rgaltt.
k full Bn*,
3-ROOM
bungalow.
In
lb*
lleigM
t,
I
.
1-4
Ton
Graham
Dump
Truak,
for late January delivery from my
A n y rw u n n a lik ' o f f e r
right. c *sh or own stork; 120 per bbndred or SIM T t*R RENT—Tv.r r>>.,*n f ’lrnlshed | hardwooi floors and built m fe*
apartasrnt; vh« 4 f . . . . , r. lOnl tu re j; $734100 give* immediate f-o»your business.
r o n a ltir m l
Tha above ears ara eompl*t«t$
for
600
and
over;
10
per
cent
with
Union Ave.
.
regard less of formt r price* or coat.
—— —
teasluei; balarae |AA.OO par praetk. «.*ai hauled and In kevt uf ronditiou.
« r d e r . pavto*# Pleasant View
W C o , y enenl
Poultry Farm and Hatchery, llo*
FURN ISH ED apartment. $17 W,
dewalks. build M. Apopka, FI*.
*
Ijtki- M*ry. Ra. "
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oft b»*e* J . R.
[ eastern rtpusure; large Tut;
W. W. Putter.
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|hardw4nai floora; 17.140 00. te a -
thr Empire of Abyssinia, t
NICE, clean apartment, furnished;
Hot Sandwiches
called Berhaaena .Salem, w
all ruasenieraes; %Ji a week. 1 101 I
« COMPANY
losont ‘light ami pence,’ aad
Firtuh Av*.
,4-raom house on corner lot; a r*»l
U Store"
A Birmingham, Alabama, bar
printed in Ethiopian script.
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Is the hesl healing ta rot tat ihi
If at our prompt
ber estimate# (bat it takes 133 3 aud
lung iiuuldes A ll«• ugh* as
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(set of ra i >r stroke* be sbav# the ia ihrusi ne these. Ihas's why •
The New York City Chair b.
. l art meat. Thrasher
A|wrt !
( OLCLOUGII REALTY
ovsrage man.
)»*bl at imm* iu
.>24,95 Coats
Mac.- rtw IK'S-!*!* fa:Hi .-.
crepe .le-cblncp flat trap.-,
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18— U o ain rsn S r i vice O ffe re d . 3 8 — F u r l and F re d
FOK KENT — th ree unfurnished
w *m i, um of bath and I t lefibcme.
FOR K A IT .-lW it buy in county;
HODGINS A COWAN CO.. Auto WOOL*— Dry pine and oak. •tort' rioae In. Phone I H W
8-act* farm , 2 acres cleared and
Radiator and *beet metal work*
»r*d fireplace. Phone ASP.
Advance
plowc-d; new house, ad fenced: It,(Plain ami ortiameidal aheet inetal - - - -• ■- ----- — ...........
. , r U R M S Iir .il apartnfbm*;
ami three mom*, firat floor
IDO. I . I . Keller, Lake Mmina.
work. Tel. 718-VT. 207 French WOOD FOR SALE — For ctove,
be rrceired
Avenue. i heater or fireplace; $10 and up xenlence*. 31$ East Fifth.
8 1 —-llotiw g* fn f S a i f
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leav e order* at Ib tl
THE PARK A P A R T M E N T S ,
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PARK AVENUE AT CENTRAL
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B tK T NASON. Realtor .
FOR SA I.R
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WOOD
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reaucal.
It EF'RIGF. RATION*.
tJAKAGKS
VALDEZ HOTEL Ill'll.D IS C
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S lo tr, llrater, and Ilreplare
REASONAHI.F RATES. APPLY
IOMR.
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PIIONK 4S«
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7 3 — lIu n ln fM C la re s fop I D n l L / l A 7 l \ n m Sanford to »hci»
IQS 8. Palmetto Avenue. Phone
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1
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K a tie Tin Sanheadquarter* for C o l l e g i a t e
W. M.l * * * * '» ■n', h,,f* fc« *,“* * * of F‘,u,'
piece bedroom suite, ivory; one and Commercial ftre et.
p be Te»pon«ilile
Younj. Owner, 3M Park Are., »p-1
N,‘ W'eaiment. WrlU tooil water heater, one three-bumer law lie Court Mourn.
Irrect in»ert!on, •Clothe*. 110 F irst Street.
day.
P uknuk \|ff.
I or*.
Hor aub.cauvnt
kemeenr aline, one hreakfaai suite, -’ Way nr. Ind.
1U E SEMINOLE* PKINTKRY
Bffice should be
Mr*. II. Ramprnthal, Route A.
ANSCO CAMERAS
OR RENT — Tw»-*tory building
Rely In ca*e of
Re** ilfi-lt. New Upaala.
AND SU P P L IE S
‘
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Er t i s f . rh
•fall W. Pth St. W. N. Lumley, Prop
gmcery store and maat market. 8
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•i Walden, Cananan I'll) , Itt. 1.
' repreecntati**
1*1, Sanford.
[liar with rate*,
C IA RENCR SMITH
Iration will give
General Contractor
C RA FT WORK COURSE — Tw..
formation. And
«00 West P in t Street
lesson* a week, making and deco
t will a*alat you
at Phoos 441
rating lamp .hades, toys, furni
r ' want ad. to
FOR SA LE — Comer lot in lin e
ture. household articles and fine
hurst. Mmall cash payment, bal
\VI0HT>CII RISEN BER R Y PRIN T netalle and glam work; classes af- FOR REN T — Furnl.hed rolt/ge
' NOTICE
o4t Sliver ta k e ; four rt->m* and ance |IS per month. Owner, care
SHOP — Printing, Engraving, tenwMin* and evening*. Enrv ’I
uld giva their
atrrened aleeping por. k; 111 per Herald
Embossing. See u* firat. We de
now. W’oman't Ecrhange, Valdcr month. See Jno D Jlnkiaa at
ce addrrsa as
!L Phono 41T-W. It. R. Avenue- Hotel.
m number If
Court Houae. .
FOR SALE
Beautiful FrenHi
Commercial Street.
a. About one
Av< lot, I I . 7.1*1; small rath paykotuand baa a
FOR B E N T —Four room furnished maat. i.alattc-e 113 par month. Re
k other* can't
liungalutr. Apply after 0:30. ply IL 'i'Y . rare Herald.
Authorised Duco Rrflnlahing
Jt you unless
717 W. First.
to — AuUaiebtle* For Sale
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Edward Higgins, In*.
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Sanford
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The Sanford Herald, January 07, 1927
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 07, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 07, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald