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HKD PRES8 DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA* Y, JANUARY 4,1924 SINGLE CXMP1BS FIVE

ORATORY IN FIRST SESSION Thirty Concrete Piers Have Been •t Finished—‘Others Made At the Tomaka Crew Seek Of M Per Day. Release From Bail THE HOUDAT RECESS Work on Sanford's now yacht business is progressing aa rapidly J»r T tf AastetafMl Press) aa could be expected, according to MEASURE BEING! LONDON, Jam 4— Greet INDUSTRY HAS Superintendent Alvarez, who baa a Britain has asked the United BEEN FINANCED CONSIDERED large force of workmen welly en- Staten far release from bail of) CONGRESS TRIES ged in building forms and pour- 1 be British snd Caasdlaa mem­ m e e t in g o f t h e jr concrete. bers of tha craw of the British EAlready 30 concrete piers have schooner, Tomaha, alleged r«m EN ADJOURN TO BLOCK SALE been finished, he amid, and other* runner, which was wised, last c. OF C. FWDAYlLARGE CAP P ■ _ will be constructed as fast aa November beynod the three- LL and Means Committee... OFARNSTOMEX possible. Some idea of tha prog­ milt limit o f Nsw York. FULL OF INTEREST Plant • Constructed By* ress that la being mado ia gained * Cracken Company TV Work on Melho *tax by the fact that 10 large forms FalreMIdreMId Introduce* Resolution' Were poured in two nnd one-half Lake Makes Talk—.Traffic Rales In Operation In 90 Reduction Bill Rato House Preventing Muni­ hours Thursday morning, accord­ MABEL NORMAND Have Been Drawn, Is Days’ i tion Sales to Foreign ing* to Mr. Alvarez. Tkr The capacity of the concrete Reported I WASHINGTON, J*». 4,-Con- Nations * * i l mixer is 30 yards per day and AND C. S. DINES IN Sanford secured another returned Thursday from its Sir Esme Howard, pressnl-Brit- each form contains from a yarr A feature of Friday’a Chamber ant manufacturing industry.-! WASHINGTON, Jan. ^ -C o n ­ ntesi, listened to several ish ambassador to Spaing will suc­ • yard and a half of concrete. of Commerce luncheon was a talk decision Firdsy momtaff r gressional opposition to the Bale Of f the 30 pfers already complet- McCracken Manufacturing n o i pent-up oratory, transact- ceed Sir Auckland Geddes as SAME HOSPITAL made by Forest Lake in which he 11 few routine detail* ana then of American surplus army equip­ ed there are 10 of whichwhich* are 28“ expressed his deep appreciation for pany to build a plant here, fe r J ment to the Mexican government British envoy to the United States. fret long and weigh approximately production of pipe in larffa ’ - i d until Monday. ♦ Film Actress Undergoes Aa Oper being honored by hia fellow col­ with committeea at i erystaljsod Friday in the introduc­ His appointment has been official 4,500 pounds. The first concrete leagues on the City Commission tlfes, materially adding to commercial Importance o*«!l 'the Senate and House are tion in the house of two resolutions ly confirmed. was poured last Saturday, accord­ ation For Chronic Case bf the selection aa mayor of by Representative Fairchild, Repub­ “ City Substantial.” - sled to yet finally into a ing to Mr. Alvarex. Thirty-six Sanford for another year. lican, New York, intended to block Appendicitis Announcement wna made i which will carry them up to hours after the concrete is poured completion of the project if pos- the forma may be stripped, Mr. A l- Aa mayor for this city for an­ morning by Mr. McCracken jnment, planned for before other year ho expressed tho desire aible; The first resolution called vurex aald, and the pier* moved LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4.—Court work on the plant will national political convention upon thn state department for full SANFORD POLICE to one side in order that others for the hearty cooperation of mem­ once and that pipe will jammer. , ,. . ■ • land S. Dines, Denver oil operator, bers___ of____ tho Chamber___ of _ Commerce C< information aa to negotiations for may be poured. After a lapse of who was shot New Year’s night by turned out from the new ei AdminintarUve Feature# in putting over problems thst will the sale to Mexico; the second 30 days the piers arc then ready Horace Greer, chauffeur for Mabel ment within the next 60 would prohibit government sales to be driven. confront them from time to time. Machinery has been shl| I Work ou administrative features Normand, film nctress, and Miss He praised the work that the body | the Mellon tax tax reduction bill of arms to any foreign government. There are 728 piers to be made, Normand herself both are nursing no time will be lost in ge said Mr. Alvarex. He expects to had done during* * ”the year JuatJust pass-pasa- new enterprise underway. I returned b y the house ways Aetfd After Conference Arrests Total IjftM And Fines To wounds in the same hospital " axpressed belief that itIt j nttnn committee, which hopes begin the work of driving the Thursday night. Credit for securing this hn( Representative Fairchild acted AsHjnnt Or $19,815.50 Were piers in the water early in Febru­ would do stiil greater work during nnt Industry goes to the * bring forth lecialtaioh in 10 after a conference with Secretary Miss Normand, who went to the 1924. ( or two w eek s. The first ap- Collected By OActro. ary* Ip the meantime, he said, dustries committee of the Hughes earlier in the day. Neither there is to be some dredging and Good Samaritan hospital Thursday He added that he believed th ^ ______priition bill of the session, that Chnmber of Commerce. This t the secretary nor Mr. Fairchild Thst Sanford police were especi­ fllUng in to be done. This -work night in what her pnyilcians call­ 1924 was going to be a great one \ mlTtee, headed by G. D. the Interior department is to had anything to^ay for publication will probably begin tho latter part ed a highly nervous state, Friday in the history of Sanford nnd j was able to convince Mr. M' presented to the house next ally active during the year 1923, as to their talk, but it js under­ is evidenced by the annual report of January. went under the knife for a chronic pledged his support toward making cn of the superior advent ttdiy and be followed by the stood they exchanged views as to of that department mada public An interesting pnrt of the work case of appendicitis. Her physi­ Evariste Lucidl, pnpal audi­ it such. At the conclusion of his Sanford over other * sy and navy budgets. the ’ advisability ’ * 0 if the arms sales that is now being done is tho pre- cians say she is resting easily. by City Clerk L. R. Philips. tor (top), and Mgr. Aurollo talk Mr. Lake was congratulated state. | 7be Senate Thursday made an- to Mexico as a matter of policy and Chief of Pnlico Williams, and his paring of the stool cores for tha Dines, with n bullet punctured upon his reelection as mayor. The new industry has already . Galli (bottom photo), director- tr ineffectual effort to elect a expediency without influencing assistants made 1,899 arrests dur­ forms which* * ' ‘InciVnse ere tho strength lung and n touch of pneumonia in A report from tho agricultural financed. It will mean the move­ Jmnn of the interstate com- the(r respective positions. ing the year and a total of $19,­ of hto concrete piern. The'frame­ the injured organ is doing ns well general of tho Vntlcan, recently committee given by Mr. Hutchin- ment of 10 carloads per j committee two more ballots, During the day both Secretary 359.50 was collected in fines im­ work consists of six steel bars held as can bo expected, according to wero created cardinulx at a cun- sun was to the effect that a re­ tho beginning and the erai4 g £ Hughes and Secretary Weeks con­ together by steel stirrups placed at his doctors, but still is in a nervous Nth and 27th o f long drawn posed by Municipal Judge J. G. dstory. quest was to be made of nil grow­ ment of 25 men. contest between the. regular ferred with President Coolidge at Sharon. regular Intervals. condition. ers nnd shippers for contributions W. J. McCracken of Siooa City,: \ I insurgent Republicans and the different times and later Ramon The numbor of arrests mode Within’a few duys CO forms will Greer, who admits he used Miss c f colory which will be given nwny Iowa has been manufacturing craU, being taken without Ross, who was one of the Mexican and the offenses for which they have been built and then tho work Normand’* pistol on Dines, late to visitors at the Semiuolo county machine-made pipe for the p u t. I s ’ king the deudlock. The vot- commissioners In the recent Mexico were made 'are as follows: of making from 20 to 30 piers per Thursduy was formally charged booth at Madison Square Garden, years, his firm being tho oldest « day will begin in earnest. ; stood approximately aa before, City conversations which led to di­ Traffic violations ...... 564 with assault with a'deadly weapon iRMITS ISSUED lie said thnt the committee in its kind in the United States. &a itor Cummins, Republican, plomatic recognition of the Obre- Disorderly conduct ...... ______531 with Intent to kill. charge of the exhibit hoped to have is tho bead of tha McCraekeii a. receiving 28 and 29, respec- gon government by tho United Gambling.;...... 250 The district attorney’s office re­ t two carloads of celery donated for Machine Company, manufaUui*(l sly, for re-election; Senator States, called at the White House Drunkenness ...... 230 MANY BURNED IN commended that his bail lie fixed TOTAL $453,175 tho purpose. • of pine making machines used, ta accompanied by Manuel Tcllcx, Liquor violation ...... 88 at $10,000. He probably will be | In regard, to tho proposed coun- ilth, Democrat, South Carolina, Carrying concealed weapons.. 20 tiring 31 on bath ballots, and Mexican charge. arraigned Friday. September Leads Wfth Total Of ! ty bond isauo to improve the roads| i^."JL*nUrp M throughout the Doing business without’ a li­ Greer, again questioned Friday, stor Couzons, Republican, Mlch- It wan learned authoritatively BIG PEORIA FIRE of Seminole county, President Ed- “ 2 5 ^ ’ ™«i» cense ...... flatly denied He ever had used $71,C2U—Building Activities Fall 11. that the visit of the two Mexican Below 1922 Marl;. warJ Higgins stated that a tenta- officials had been arranged by sec­ Riding bicyclo on sidewalk.... habit forming narcotics. His state­ [Nine insurgent Republicans and Vagrancy ...... — ...... Origin of Fire Will Remain Mys­ tivo plan for this had i>een drawn ^ retary Hughes in order to permit ment on this point, was brought out up by n special committee but it is * C'oncr,‘ ° “ ipope CompanyCom and t two 1’nrmcr-Labor Senators Sanitary violations ...... tery Is Belief of Superin­ aa tho result of Dines’ nllcgntlou Building permits issued by tiie be incorporated.npr . at „ $300,0< ...)0. PPlants _____ 'ted for Senator Cousens, their Mr. Robs to carry out instructions city clerk’s oifico during tiie year Lcing held until utter the city bond from Preaidcnt Ohrcgon and pay Operating car while drunk.... tendent. that urocrGreer must havenuw beenuvvu “ mfull m r v ----- ,r* i— t-" v* § will be built immediatelyimedlately at San­ Ircngth increased by Senator La Destroying public property . election. respects to President Coolidge in of hop,” when he fired the ahots. /how Ihut u total amount of ford and nt Tnmpa, the coat of, dlette, Republican. 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This Is not just a sale— it is ati EVENT! W e have taken our entire stock of high grade merchandise and radi­ cally reduced it for immediate clearance, regardless of cost. In piany cases these new low prices are lower than today’s wholesale cost! Come early— this extraordinary event lasts only as long as the merchandise lasts!

COATS FURS Street, Afternoon and Evening um Stone Martfn Chockers Lot 1 up to $22.00 . 529.50 and $32.50 Plaid Sport Coats a t ...... $10.95 ami $12.95 grade Lot 2 up to $27.00 ...... £ * | < Bolivia Coats, $29.50 values Lot 3 up to $35.00 Q ( | Wolfrantl Fox Skin $29.00 and $35.00 grades i One lot Peggy Paiges SILK. ROSHANARAH AND SATIN CAPES $19.75 Including Silks and Wools JUST ARRIVED AND REDUCED—SPECIAL OTHERS GREATLY REDUCED

SUITS SKIRTS BLOUSES Crepdc De Chine Blouses— Large Assortment Special lot wool, tan and PlaFd Skirts Colors up to $7.95 a t ...... Pleated Prumielas Aff and °:c.'ot...... $3.9! Good Values 5 ’ ’ ■ One lot » . ' © / f Q j Values up to $9.50 at ...... One Lot Of Silk Skirts— Special Prices Good Values

SWEATERS MILLINERY

Brushed wool and sleeveless One lot a t.... Stylish Stout, Thomsons Glove Fitting, P. N One assortment $2.95 Values |o $5.95 One lot Practical Front and Bicn Joilet Girdles One Special lot at ... $4.95 Values to $8.50 OTHERS REDUCED ACCORDINGLY All Pattern Hats at

LINGERIE BRASSIERES HOSIERY Extra Special Glove Silk Vest Martha* l*F»ot, Knyser, Allen A and Rollins 49c Glove and Pure^Thread Silk— All colors 85c grades Extra Special Glove Silk Bloomers 65c $1.25 quality 95 $1.50 grades Kaysers vests, $3.95 grade $2.25 grade . ' Q at ...‘...... «fFJL«v} OTHERS ACCORDINGLY Kaysers Bloomers, $5.95 grade $1.75 grade A

OTHERS ACCORDINGLY $2.50 grade $1.95 $3.50 grade $2.95 RADICALLY REDUCED US f,V;

IN PASSING s BY R. 1. HOLLY •Y MARKET QUOTATIONS mand stow, movement light, mar- BY R. J. HOLLY. I WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2i ket dull. Tex. ripen wrapped choice The men who* railroad” have « m : FU. 178, C*L 46, tot- repacked into 6s, $3. my sympathy and my friendship nnreported lit, Fla. 1 boat. Lettuce: Fla. 2, Arix. 2, Cal. 1, at all times. Someway or other,1 . rted 31st, Cal. 20. Total 27 ca n on track Including broken, they sectp to have about the same ' i year 18,173, last year unavail- troubles that an editor has and. demand slow movement slow, mar­ DICKSON - this means the railroad men from > . Grapefruit: Fla. 107, Aria. 1, ket about steady, Arix. Cal. crates the highest position to tho man ‘ 3, total 110. Total this year 7,* Iceberg 3s and 4s 82.75-33, Fla. N. who looks after the tracks. It Is a Y. crates Big Boston 11.76. great' game and those men who ORLANDO Cabbage: Fla, 16, La. 3, Mass. Beans: -Fla. 2, 2 cars on track, risk their lives every day and night N . Y. « , Ore. 1. **»• 3* s - liberal supplies, market steady, de­ deserve a lot of credit and kind ; 20, Tex. 4, Wts. 21, toUl 110. mand fair, movement limited, Fla. . tBWp _ v . , , * ' ' F M t Va. 1. Unreported 1st. Tex. hprs. best dark green 32.75-13, A. C. L. officials reinstated a bunch -. a Total this year 30,706, last pale $1. of men who had been suspended' 30,036. Cukc3, Eggplant, Peas, Straw­ since last April for having wrecks,' lery: Fin. 12. N. J. 1, N. Y. berries, Squash: Supplies light, no etc. It was a nice Now Yenr’n otal 34. Cal. 41, total 76. Tot- sales. present to the men and I rejoice 11 this year 14,640, last year 12,- Peppers: Liberal supndies, de- with their many friends that they *42. mand slow, movement light, mar­ aro back at the old jobs again. January . ■• Tomatoes: Fla. 6, total thin ket dull, ■ Fla. crates 32.60 good Year 85, last year 31. stock, turning and red stock $1. And sponking of tho railroad Jjfifttuce: Flo. 60, Arix. 39, Cal. New York City (Cloudy, 44 above) men reminds mo of ono man who '■09, total 307. Unreported 1st, Cabbage:t..nullage: Fla,Fla. 5,6, N. Y. 8, S. C. nlwnys wears a smile even though THE BEST OF WOOL GOODS AT 2 H a 4, unreported 31st, Ariz. 3, 1, limited supplies old stock, mar­ his Job is heavy with responsibility EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES . gnreported 30th, Arlx. 0, 29th, ket steady. N. Y. Danish ton $28-, and thnt - is Chief Dispatcher K. Arix. 7. Total this year 6,388, last 336, new supplies light, demand L. Peck, lie is a busy man day 51,50 black woo! serge for..r...... 89c Oar Tenth January Year 3,114. fair, market steady/ Fin. 1 1-2 bu. and night, but I never have asked NEW YEAR 91.25 green French serge lor...... 85c Mixed Vegetables: Fla. 32, Cal hprs. Wakefield 31.25-31X0, S. C. him for a favor that ho did not ?1.75 black wool serge for...... - ...... $1.29 ■ ■, Colo. 1, La. 10, Tex. 1, Va, $1.10-31.26. grant it and it was some bother to total 64. Unreported 1st, Aid. Tomatoes: Fla. 1, Bahama 3, him at. the time, but ho nlwnys GREETINGS $1.25 wool poplin for...... 89c Clearance Sale Miss. 1, total 4. Total this Fla. boat 3 cars, Bahama Id., 32. comos up smiling and some dny I 92.00 green wool poplin for...... 91-39 ■ ir 23,803, Inst year 10,676, Market dull, demand moderate, hope he is made president o f tho 92.75 twill serge f o r ...... Just 10 years sinco the Dickson-Ives ARKET QUOTATIONS FOR Fla. tls turning wrapped, fancy Atlantic Coast Lino. His r.mllo is Not the old thing with the casual senti­ $3.75 storm H 01* 1^ 13 fOl*» »***•#• a • •••#•*••«■•• •• v# J* r 15 Company came out with its first January ■ THURSDAY, JAN. 3: count $3-33X0, choice count $2-32.- worth a million dollnrs. ment of good will—but a real true, heart­ Haiti more (Cloudy, 37 above). 25, Bahamas fancy choice $2X0- Fi*cnc]i Bcrifo f o r ...... >•■***• •••■»•*«•«*•*»^2*69 Clearance Sale. Today in a fine big build­ V Beans: No C-l arrivals, 1 brok- $3. Jacksonville is following Snn- felt handshake is given you and a wish $2.50 Tubular Jersey for...... $2.19 i ear on track, trading light, mar- ing trained workers, merchandise of the Cukes: No C-l arrivals, 1 car fofti's lead nnd making prepara­ that you'll grasp our hand as heartily All Molivias are cut in price about steady. Fla. nu. 'hprs. Cal. bnot, light supplies, demand tions for a municipal bout.basin best and a renewed resolve to pleasantly 32X0, fair 81X0-32. slow, mnket steady, Fin. 7-8 bu. for the protection and convenience in friendship. Cukes and Peppers: Express re- hprs. fancy $3, choice $1X0. of the visiting tourists and yachts­ GOOD REDUCTIONS IN GINGHAMS visit with you—that’s our offering to M in i ■ asipts light, demand limited, mnr- Eggplant: Fla. 1, Cuba boat 1, men. This will he a stop in tho you. . feet dull, Florida’s cukes bu. crates light supplies, demand slow, mar­ right direction and will help bring May it ho a great old year this baby 35c Ginghams in plaids and checks...... 29c ■fV fancy 83*83X0, few extra fancy 3 i, ket steady, Flu. fancy $3-$3.7E theso good folks up the St. John’s 1924—that's our expression of good will 50c Ginghams in plaids and checks...... 36c Tho *sa!e Is bigger, in scope than ever choice 31-60-32. crate. River to Sanford, where they will and we'll do all In our power to make “ Peppers: Crates fnney $2.50- Beans: Fla. 7, Fla. express 2 remain for the winter months and before—Us prices ore tho best we’ve ever it fine! fc.76, choice $1-32. cqrn, supplies moderate, demand 'enjoy all of our many advantages EVERYBODY WILL WANT SILKS AT made and the same fine service is yours. ■ EggP lnnt: Express receipts slow, market dull, Fla, hprs. wax Jacksonville can follow Kanfo;ru in M igh t, < Demand fnir, market steady, mostly $1.75-32X0, few' best 33, many things and not go wrong. THESE PRICES dipper crates fancy 34-34X0, wu- poor 31. Naturally we’re not able to list all the price reductions we’ve sty 32X0-33X0. Peppers: Fla. 7, Cuba 2 cars Polltics is warming up some made. But some of them are here, others you’ll declare to SHOE PRICES ARE ’ ittuce: Express receipts light, boat, liberal supplies, demand slow, around the edges and this week A FREE TRIP frs reconslgned, 10 Cars on market slightly weaker. Fin. S. A. B. Wilkinson started nut with be as good in value. REDUCED ck Including broken, market crates Bells fancy 31X0-32, 1-1-2 some lino advertising in the shape That's what we’re offering to our out-of- Pussy Willow Taffeta—a $4.00 quality at...... $3.49 Jy, demand steady, Cal. crater bu. hprs. fnney 31XU, choice $1.26. of a calendar with a picture of his Washable Taffeta—$4.50 quality at...... $3.98 Women's Shoes of good quality nnd style Jttberg $2X0-32.75, few $3. Fla. Cuban crates Bells fancy $1X0-31-- little daughter who nsks the pub­ town customers who take advantage of this Charmeuse is well cut in price: nre reduced In this Rnlc. There are two ‘ ■•2 bu. hprs. Big best $1X0, few 75, choice 31.25-31X0. lic to “ Vote For Her Daddy for sale. 75, poorer 75c-$1.25. Washington, D. C. County Judge. We are waiting for 92.50 quality at...... 91.89 lots of broken sizes—mixed with discon­ Tomatoes: No C-l arrivals, 3 Beans: Supplies heavy, demand Judge Sharon, Judge Maines and Here are tho detnlls: Come visit the sale, 93.50 quality for...... 92.98 tinued models that aro ikon cars on track, express re- moderate, Fin. 7-8 bu. hprs green Judge Leonard) to break out with pta light, demand fnir, market best 32, some poor refused. something soon, ns they are all and the gasoline that is used in making 92.75 quality for...... $1.98 »ut steady, Fin. Os turning Peas: Liberal supplies, demand candidates for this office. tho trip here will beJ put right back In 94.75 quality for...... $3.79 $2.85 and $5.95 »ppod mid ripe wrapped fancy limited, market fuirly steady, Fla. your tank when you present a duplicate of few $6; choice $2.50-$3.- They're worth a great deni more. 7-8 bu. hprs. 32-32X0, few 32.75, It is rumored that E. E. Brady as much as a $5 purchase nt the cashier’s . OTHER SILK PRICE CUTS sonic poor refused. will he an aspirant for the sher­ Fla. 2, 2 cars recon- Peppers: Supplies liberal, de­ iff's office and if he docs he'w ill desk on the mezzanine floor. Skinner Satin—$3.00 quality for...... $2.69 cars on track Including mand moderate, market steady, lend plenty of local color and fire­ $3.50 quality at ...... ;...... $2.98 DRESS PUMPS .tpsken, liberal supplies, market Fla. crates fancy mostly 32X0. works to the campaign, for he is n Think o f thnt! We’re cutting prices in Belding’s Satin—$2.00 quality a t ...... $1.69 A p u t steady. Fla. 1-1-2 bu. hprs Cukes: Supplies very light, too stump speaker "from who laid the an extraordinary manner—and yet of­ minted type $‘ .25-$1.40, few $1X0. Fancy Crepe de Chine— $3.50 quality for...... $2.98 25 per cent Discount few sales to establish market. rail’’ nnd is never at a loss for fer you on added inducement to make this SrC . barrel crates $2-32.26. N. Y. Eggplunt: Supplies light, de­ something to say. Brocade Canton Crepe— $4.50 quality for...... $2.98 Cousin’s beautiful satin and seude dress fin is h bulk per ton best $25-$28, mand moderate, market steady, your store. $7.50 quality for ...... /...... $4.98 pumps arc reduced »or this Sale. Hand­ fpM»r $16-320. Fla. crates best 33X0-34, few $4.- Among tho mnny "Town Build­ Imported Brocade Crepe—$10 quality for...... $6.98 Ifichmond (Raining, 54 above). 50. ers’ Is my old friend—or rather my The gasoline, cstimnfed nt 15 miles to some, you’ll zny nnd the Cousin’s well- Citrus and Strawberries: Thurs- Strawberries: Supplies liberal, young-old friend, T. J. Miller, who the gallon for the round trip will be put Crepe Velvet— $7.50 quality for...... $3.98 known comfort. ’n prices unchanged from Wed- demand fair, market weaker. Fin. in the past five years has built in the car by the Doss-Jordun Company A $6.50 quality for...... $3.49 day. reefers 40-50c quart. more buildings than any man in ■rTomntoes: Climax 12-qt. bns- Lettuce: Fla. 1, 7 cars on track Sanford. He is not afraid o f tho when presnted with the Dickson-Ives Com­ CHILDREN’S SHOES unbroken, 3 unbroken, liberal sup­ future, he Is not afraid to build pany order. Come to Dickson-lvcs Com­ American Lady A Special lot of High Shoes at i: Market over supplied, $!.- plies, demand moderate, market______and he is ready and willing to go pany without cost to yourself! Pretty Frocks at steady, Cal crates Iceberg $2.75-$3, us far as anyone in making this Corsets Chicago (Clear, II above). $1.98 k mostly $:i. Fla. N. Y. crates Big city bigger and better. As soon ns $2.50 vnluia for...-...... 31.49 ■ ft Cnbbnge: Fla. 5, Wis. 3, cars on Boston mostly $2, 1 1-2 bu. hprs. I enn stel his picture I intend to Less Wack including broken 28, sup* Big Boston, fair $1.75. write up n history of his life ns it TO MAKE IT EASIER FOR $3.50 values for...... „ ..... ’$1.93 JBIcs and demand moderate, mar- Boston (Raining, 39above). is an interesting story and well One lot o f wool and silk $4X0 values for...... 32.89 O t Arm. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. point- Lettuce: Cal. 2, 21 cars qn track worth while. ^dresses formerly $25 to $45 $3.00 values for...... $3.19 FINAL..CLEARANCE OF -ad. type 32.25-32X0. including broken, demand ‘ modgr. YOU * is • 14 * i'A Peppers: -No C -l arrivals, 1 car dtp .for good stock, .wdrkot.'fniriyi 5Pnm-gind to note that-the heavy r ♦ • -- . WINTER HATS 'tnn!)fl>roken, BilpplidiriiglU’, de- steady, weak for poor stock, Cal. trucks thnt use our roads so much We're doing all wc can to make this Bale Sale price $16.95 Ladies’ Underwear ind fair, market stronger, Fla. Imperiul Valley crates Iceberg 82.- have been urged to put on mirrors the greatest merchandising event of the KNIT UNION SUITS For a final soiling' c f nil winter models ttes $1.75. 25-32X0, poorer mostly $1.25-31.- so they can see a cur coming up 2 lots of drcsHCH nt t-2 price /^Eggplant: No C-l nrrivnls, no 50, few sales low ns 75c. Ariz. state. $3X0 values for ..... $1.89 the prico has been drastically cut. Two lots from behind and give then: the 1st, formerly 3(5 to $30 Mvh on track, prices nnd condi- crates Iccherg good, $2X0-$2.75. road. Formerly they would "hog Knit Vests wilh long sleeves Mona unchanged. The prices are the best ever made in such 2nd, formerly $C>0 to $59.50 Beans: Supplies heavy, 7-H-bu. the road’ ninny times because they $1.50 wear for...... „...93c $2.98 and $1.48 tjjPcas: No cnrlot arrivals, none hprs. wax and green best mostly could not or would not, hear the a sale— the quality of the goods is mighty $2.25 wear for..._...... 31.49 wu track, no Florida supplies. $2-$2.25, few funcy $2X0, poorer horn of the smaller cars. Now good, and we're resolved that despite the Models for dress, street and sport wear nre wSqunsh: No C-l arrivals, prices $1,. many refused account poor con­ there is no excuse for this anti we Exetra Special Knit Union Suits fhd conditions unchanged. enormous crowds of people that’ll be. here the $2.98 assortment. The other lot ore dition und selling for less thun expect the trucks to get out of the Sport Coats of 3-4 of very good value for...... 59c ■^Strawberries: No C-l nrrivnls, express charges. way und let us pnss. the service will be all thnt Dickson-lvcs felts, velours, velvets ami duvetyne. The ears on truck, supplies moder- Peppers: Florida crates fancy Company is noted for. length— Price short Millinery Department (second lloor) has , demand slow, market Htcudy, $2-32X0, hcoice mostly $1X0. Having heard nohing from the too! Lacc Brassieres also n number of handsome, and striking t i. pony reefers 4U-50c quart, Strawberries: Keefers ,Mis- Athletic Field nr the reduction In Elsewhere you’re told of the gasoline re­ stly 45c. Greatly Reduced models fur early spring. They're attrac­ sionury some soft, few best 50c rates nf the public utilities, 1 can fund, as usual all delivery charges will ho Wore Aro S'Cukea: No arrivals, l car on quart. only surmisce that the committees 52.00 values go on sale at....89c tive and you'll like to see them. Catalina, |nck, supplies moderate, demand Cukes: Per dozen, large $4, me­ and the city commissioners have | home by us. If you’ve not yet known tho $12.50 ...... $7.95 $3X0 values go an sale at . 31.19 Trotteur, Lazarus, Gage—all send exclusive yaw, market weak, Fla. crates dium $2, small $2. not fully recovered from the New advantages of Chamber of Commerce cour­ $18.50 .. $10.75 ISpcy $3X0-34, choice $2.50-$3. $5.00 Brassieres at a sale models. Eggplant: Crates few sales, $4. Year’s festivities. But it is time I tesy cards wo’U be glad to give full infor­ $29.50 .. $19.50 **Beans:_ Fin. 2, Fla. . 3 curs „ ... ex- Cabbage: Wednesday’s closing you were getting busy on theso | for...... — .$1.93 ss, 3 cars on truck, supplies lib- nnd today's opening prices, hump- mation. They allow you extra time to shop $65.00 ... $39.50 important items, gentlemen, nnl $(1X0 Brassieres at this sale 1, demand slow, market weak. I ers Wakefield $1.75. not wait for any more public clnm- j — more parking time. Floor men will $80.00 .. . $59.50 7-8 bu. hprs. green $1X0-32. Pittsburgh (Ruining, 11 above). or. It is so easy to stop th e, gladly direct you to the proper place, for ...... — .32.98 SPECIAL TABLES OF lettuce: Ariz. I, Cal. 1, 58 car.-, Beans: Fin. bu.— ...—hprs. green "quacks" if you would only art llctter prices, better merchandise, better ART W EA R track including hruken, supplies host $2.75-33, poorer low as 81. quickly nnd follow the dictates of | demand moderate, market service,— that’s what this sale means. Cukes: Fla. bu. hprs. fancy $4. your own conscience. The lint of articles which the Art Kh>>P iludy, Cal. and Ariz. stock $2.50- 50-$5, choice $3-$3X0, $3, mostly $3. Eggplant: Fla. crates funcy, (second floor) is offering to the customers V** Atlanta, Ga. $3.50, choice $2-32.50. here visiting her brothers, Sail 1-2 OFF1-3 OFF, nt this snlo is imposing. All sorts of good ^ P cas: Supplies moderate, de­ ; Peppers: Flu. crates fancy $2.- and Henry Levy. Radical and Startling merchandise—little home fancies anil neces­ mand very slow, Sl-32. 75-33, choice $ 1.75-32. Mr. mu! Mrs. Endor Curlett hud sities including pottery and pillows and ••Tienns: Green, demand slow, $2- Squash and Okra: No supplies as their guests during Christmas Reductions in X0. on market. vucation, Mrs. Curlett's mother 1-4 OFF embroidery woik—Your choice of these is Squash: Demand slow, $2.50- Celery ami Lettuce: Nothing and sister, Mrs. Chnier und Mr. large and the price cut is very marked. somu $1. quoted. and Mrs. Charles Hrumley, of St, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Dulls, Hone, Neck­ 'uppers: Demand slow, $l'X0- Cincinnati. Augustine. wear, Itihhons anil a 10 per cent discount Peppers, Peas, Eggplant: Sup­ Miss Jennie Harris, of Turn pa, on nil toilet goods purchased. Lettuco: Demand slow $1X0-32. and Mrs. J. ft. Ellis, of Sanford, Mens Suits and Overcoats plies liberal, too few sales to es­ First Floor. FURNITURE AT SPECIAL 7ubbage: S. C. double crates, tablish market. and Mrs. L. W. Hurris, of Chulu- *2.25. Beans: Supplies liberal, demnml ota, were visiting friends here A STARTLING SALE OF FURNISHINGS PRICES Eggplant: Crates best $3-$‘JX0. and movement light, market stea­ Sunday. • Bice $2-32X0. dy. Hampers green, mostly 81.75. Mrs. J. F. McClellan and chll DRESS THE CHILDREN Here’s What 1-2 Means to you A twin size bungalow bed, with low head Ftillndeiphia (Cloudy, ID above). dren nnd Airs. Gethis McClellan and foot—Ivory finish—the bed nnd spring *JLettuce: Fla. 8, Cnl. 4, N. Y. nnd daughter, Betty, culled on $35 suits and overcoats now...... $17.50 £ 2 9 cars on truck including brok­ GENEVA Mrs. J. M. Prevntt on Tuesday. AT A SAVING for en), demand slow, market barely W. If. Kilbeo and daughter, Lu­ One lot o f boys’ hats former values to $2 $40 suits and overcoats now...... !.$20.00 «rady. Fin. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. Big The entire community hero was cy, left Monday for their home In $15.75 Bbston Winter Garden $1.50-$2, considerably grieved Sunday uf- $50 suits and overcoats now...... $25.00 Pencsncoln, SALE AT 50c A 5-piece living room suite ol settee, 2 rock­ Other $1.25-31X0, poorer 75c-St, tornoon upon hearing of the death Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevutt nnd $60 suits and overcoats now...... r$30.00 wtify $1.25-31X0, Cul. crates Ice* of lluns Anonson, n prominent Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. I.ittlcr, of New 1-2 Price ers, chair and table, tho whole upholstered ^ I m p e r i a l Valley $3, other $L- farmer of this section, who was Smyrna, spent Christmas in Children's Coats—ages 3 to 14 If uncqualed vulues in fine clothes mean anything to you men, you’ll in tapestry and finished in Old Ivory. Grey drowned lust Sunday afternoon. call this sale a sensation. Haines City with Mr. and Mrs. HOYS’ OVERCOATS frosted gold nnd mahogany frosted silver. •Cclery: Fla. 1, Cnl. 1, N. V. 1 It was about 3 o’clock Saturday B. G. Griggs. Here are the latest fall and winter goods being sold at radical price Applies light, demand fair, tnur- afternoon when Air. Anonson, at­ Mr. and Airs. H. H. Puttishal! reductions. $119.1.50 kajL steady, Flu. 10-inch crates new tempting to cross the St. John’s entertained their children and Children’s Silk and Wool fipnch strain 3s 32-33, N. Y. 2-5 River, near Mullet Lake, on horse- grandchildren at u Christmas din­ W e need room Is the reason—and this is the quickest way to get it. cv#te» Gulden Self-blanching rough hack, suddenly /went under, ac­ ner. Among those present were: Dresses Radically Reduced fttnsn i... _ j. a n* Your satisfaction is guaranteed at sale time just as it is at all other A 20 per cent discount on all $2.75-$2, Cnl. crates Goldenheart cording to a negro woman who was Mr. and Mrs. Judge Puttishall und $12X0 values a t...... -...37.75 times. QM.0-30. the sole witness. She suw the daughter, of Orlando; Air. and Mrs. $14X0 Values at ...... - ...... - ...... $8.75 Floor and Table Lamps ,, Tomatoes: Fla. 2, 3 cars on horse finally como up, hut without Fmi Schwartz, Mr. nnd Airs. Ilnr- Come in nnd get your money saving. track, supplies light, demand slow, its rider. The woman hurriedly in­ laml Puttishall und children, of $15.00 Values nt ...... :...... $9.75 First Floor. Third Floor ntarket weaker, Nnssuu (is turning formed K. B. Osteen at his home Jacksonville; Mr. and Airs. Avon and ripes wrapped $4, choice count nearby. Mr. Osteen notified T. W. Puttishall and fumily, of Tampa. ■■■■■■■■■■■■uaanH B aaaB B iaaaH aai)H »R aH siaH aHa aaBHBaaaaBaHaBaaB)laBaBBaQ]BHBaHaBaBBilBaaBBHnBBBaK||||||||Ka||:]B| i d S3, 216a $1X0-31.75, Cuba 0s turn­ Prevntt, of Geneva, by telephone, Mr. nnd Airs. Harry Geiger and ing wrapped fancy count $1.75-32. who immediately organized a par­ family, of Titusville, spent Ch-rist- "Xabbage: Flu. 2. N. Y. 1, A ty to look for tho body. The party mus with Mrs. George Geiger.# cars on track including broken, of men dragged the river until 4 Mr. and Airs. William Dims, two days4 Christmas vucation. spending the holidays at West going to Leesburg to lo o ^ over St. Petersburg spent a fe* ‘ now nupplies light, demand fair, o clock Wednesday morning, when Miss Louise Grant, of Jacksonvil­ C. E. Williams made a flying Palm Beach and nre ulso taking LONGWOOD 'at St. George Hotel and callrt qyu-ket steady. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. the body was found by Joe Cowart tho orange groves, then cotmhgtMi to le, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Pills, of trip to Jacksonville to spend the In the teacher's convention at M i­ ! their friends in Longwood, pointed tyre $1.25-31.50, poor 75c. and Mr. Henderson. The funeral Daytona, spent Christmas with L. F. J. Niemeyer has sold tho Longwood to sec this part of the i were pleased to see them, S, C. bbl. e-ates $1.50, Danish type was held Thursday. holidays. ami. D. Grunt. Lynch place on Warrant Street, country, and called on his uncles, spent the winter -hero two * UWk per Ion mostly $25. Mr. Anonson wan 56 years old, Mrs. J. M. Lcnnmine nnd Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Kilbee, W. H. J. M. Lemonine entertained a to F. A. Dolloff, of Mt. Vernon, F. 11. and J. H. Rnr.ger. Hansas City (Partly cloudy, zero). und a Norwegian by birth. H<* Kilbeo. and Aliss Lucy Kilbee spent A. D. Jurney motored to Sanford few of his friends at n New Yenr'a Eggplant, Beans, Peppers, leaves a wife, two sons. Henry o f Maine. Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. The Ladies League gave their i KMr. and Mrs. Smith Thomp Saturday ut Daytona Dcuch, as the last Monday to do some Christ­ dinner Monday evening. usual New Year’s reception at the 'and little son, Charles. Jr., rawherr -s: No C-l arrivals, this place, and Earle of Fort My. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tillis. Harris from Farmington, Maine, Incsda-'s prices unchanged. f™- He also hud two adopted mas shopping. Mr, nnd Mrs. R. D. Kedwick have rented part of the house and Library Monday afternoon from Mr. und Mrs. Cook, all of Mr. and Mrs. William Dnnicls 1 took Ne w Year’s dinner *9 Jl’ eas: Jro Florida's. children, Thtdma and Roy, of ujun- spent Christmas in New Smyrna Mr. Erbe has resigned his posi­ spent Christmas with Mr. nnd moved ' in Saturday, December 29. 3 to G. There were about 40 pres­ ent, and all seemed to enjoy the i Thompson’s daughter at ap«j* •Okra und Squash: Too few sales evu. with Air. and Mrs. Payne Daniels tion us yard foreman nt the mill Mrs. B. George. E. E. Hardy purchased last week to establish market. of J. A. Bistliue ,» double lot. occasion. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Pope agj. ? and fumily. nnd his place has been filled by Richard Stephens, o f Jacksonvil­ Cabbage: Colo. 1, Wia. 2, 1 car Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Kilbeo, Mr. Mrs. Herman Daniels nnd chil­ J. T. McLaughlin. J. A. Bistlino sold last week to Tho Ladies League ill hold ; boys. Howard and Hsrl«tt*_ diverted from team track, 1 un­ nnd Mrs. William Kilbeo, Miss Lu­ dren, of Leesburg, are spending a R. C. Chestnut, of I.aFuyette, le, spent tho New Y'ear holidays W. G. Orcutt, of Fairfield, Maine, their regular meeting on Tuesday | making a short visit at * broken car on truck, Wednesday’s cy Kilbeo and Miss Lucy Kilbeo, few days with Mr. and Mrs. W il­ La., is visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M hero with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. another lot. afternoon. January 8. meycr'a. prices unchanged. of Pensacola, nnd Mr. and Mrs. J. liam Daniels. Lcmoninc for n week or ten days. L. L. Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shearer Mr. and Mra. Niemeyer, Mr. and r Mre.* Slade's many f r i ^ J ;„Tomutoes: Cuba 1, 1 car di­ W. Yurber und daughter, of New Mr. and Mrs. I.emonie entertain­ Mr. and Mrs. G. Keene and fam­ of Pennsylvania, made their wed­ Mrs. Bistline with their guests, g ’ail to see her out after o* verted 2 ears on track including Smyrna, were the guests of E. H. ed n number of friends at n danc­ ily s]H>nt the holidays in Jackson- ding trip to Longwood and nre Mr. and Mrs. Shearer and Wm. confined ty the house by H bVpken. Wednesday’s prices and Kilbeo and uttendod the golden OSCEOLA ITEMS ing party last Wednesday evening. vi''". visiting Mr.' and Mrs. Niemeyer. I enarll enjoyed New Year’s din­ IseveralJfeeks. ,, conditions unchanged. wedding anniversary of Mr. and Have you had your bump today? Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Polk spent Wni. Lenard of Iowa, is visiting ner at the St. George Hotel. ' Mr. ftuart has a ruM«l ^ St. Louis (Cloudv. 18 above). Mrs. G. M. Jacobs, of Chuluotu, on The Osceola cypress mill start- Well, just ride over the road from Christmas in Williston, Fin., witn nt thq home of J. A. Bistline. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Noyes and ness hatchingnaseping chickens, I rft | Tomatoes: No C-l arrivals, no Christmas,insimas, . off up full force last Wednesday. Osceola to Geneva. Mrs. Polk’s sister, Mrs. A. G. Pick­ A. It. Ranger of Newport News, son, Carlton, of Waterville, Maine, [had1 S JLto start another 3 ll B* VfTlvery “ T cars on track, light supplies, di- Miss Rose Levy, of New York, is 1 after having been shut down for Mr. and Mrs. C. W . Cannon aro ett. | Va., made a flying trip to Florida, who aro spending tho winter In leubator to meet the dema

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thnt hot mince pie, apple or pump- T » A LI, PACKING HOUSES P L E N T Y OF PUMPKINS ■ln Pio Is occasionally present at 11-2 eupjr'niUk or d lN ^iera- the morning meal. * By Helen Harrington Downing P®rated milk . . . 5 ; \V/b ere In receipt of, a wire to- over, they advised that In the I After, livinic in New England “ Pomona, Covina uplands and San ! = three yearn rnynelf, I will add that" MU, pour into crust, and bake ay from bur California collections dvislng thnt there was a heavy Dima* sections oranges shqwcd L* f K mc who has ever lived In tival to which everyone lorra look, • ScrH” nly know how to make In moderate oven (325 to 330 de­ on extremo limbo and low spots, jw ‘nglantl or ever passed the cA forward. ' pI,e:, ™ th,°, homc where I hoarded grees Fahrenheit). ; j. ^ rost jn Los Angelas and tjipt .there Lemons considerably damaged. S V : w,hil° ‘ cacldnjT in tho East n whole Corona, Riverside, Highlands, nndjl there will tell you that u 3t2,tcB| I’fop,° p,c was placed on tho table twice )n ric Is a great favorite. nro told tnnt in Now Ehpland. nio and frequently three time* a day. Orange County no damage, warm- j ■ J a can trace it back to is served at every men!. Tho ; Not only were v/c given ono pit tag up today." 0 I nays and tho tlmea when y e«en t ffonovation deny this, but hut often two kinds formed the From the above It appears that i livin'* dinner was a fea- lx the point is pressed will admit J renter piece from which wo conld some damage has been done In J r : i , —= r.: ______•------, lake our choice and cut our own ItCLY PRIZE MENU rcitnin sections and.If ire showed in m * * , * ' !»iccc. fruit the probability Is that there V Strictly Fresh Country E g g s ...... _ - • i In the Eaatern otatca the noople will be ronsiderubla mdling In 5 Sugar ...... ' ^ . i . j ,!'ok forward for weeks to Thanka- Won by Mrs. Henfy Mc.Latdm those cections on account of fruit a • l/% T wring wul Christmas, especially drying’ mid that tiic crop win oc jj No. I Tomatoes...... i BREa k f a A : ’ considerably reduced. At the pres- m rnt time there is no reason to be- n No. 2 Tom atoes...... Fruit (Popular Market) lieve tiiaat there will nof be con- « ftearts Delight Corn _...... Broiled SwKU Premium Ham (Ture Food Market)' riderahlc fruit coming forward JS from California. However, with n Steamed grits (Piggly W iggly) tha recent wind damage and cold 5 High Grade No. 1 Corn ...... Graham Flour Muffins (Gonzalez, Grocery Co.) their crop will he cut several thou­ Libbys California white Asparagus Clover Bloom Blitter (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) sand rara. American Fruit Growers, Inc., F. L Tips ...... ^ Red Circle Coffee (A. & P. Tea Co.) Hkslly, jia^rr Genuine (j Brand Macaroni, spaghetti DINNER • and noodles, 3 pks...... I Fried Chicken (Pure Food Market) White Bacon...... j Whole Wheat Flour BIticuitc (Gouzalcs Grocery Co.) Ma.il-.cd Potutoc3 (Piggly Wiggly) Pure L ard...... J linked Corn (Senford Groeertcrin) One p'ciny box o f matches wilh carh pack ape o f -on’ ok in lt"elf, pocl and cask it Fruit Salad (Popular Market Delicatessen) for hours, then can it to be used Applia Pic (From car on tracks) nrellcs. ..F-.cc Sample Package Po3t Toasties with i ut, n later day, to mako it into pirn purchase. Plain flour has a large amount mid pudding, but on the farm Maxwell House Coffee (Piggly Wiggly) of food value but I t m ust be where they arc plentiful, it is pref ­ combined with good baking erable to prepare one’a own. SUPPER There nro several points to powder in order to retain tms know about this canned product Cold Vcnl I,onf (Popular Market Delicatessen) value. which nro most valuable to re­ Mushrooms A ’ln Pouttotto (Popular Market) member. Canned pumkin is cheap­ *QASH AND CARRY Most self risirtg flours are not er tlmn any other pie filling oml Sanford Maid Bread (Piggly W iggly) 108 Palmetto— Opposite Fire Station successful because they do not considerably cheaper than prncti- Peoria Creamy Butter (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) raise the bakings to the proper cr,1w all ether ranned foods. Potato Salnd (Populnr Market DcUcnlcsscn) Pumpkin pics havo but nno Cheese (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) lightness. This means a cer- crust, requiring but half tho flour mod in other pics. The use of one Tea (A. £ P. Tea, Co!) level teaspoon of bnking powder to each cup of flour for a light flaky crust is -advisable. Pumpkin may also be used in puddings where no cruet is neces­ sary. Plain Pio Pnstc. 3 cups flour t-2 level teaspoon baking pow­ ITGGLY WIGGLY HAS ALREADY SAVED THE AMERICAN HOUSEWI1 der 1 level teaspoon salt MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. JOIN SANFORD’ S PIGGLY WIGGLY SHOPPE! 1 '-un lard iayonaise uay Cokl wntcr AND SHARE IN THESE MILLIONS Sift together dry, ingredients thoroughly. Work in lard with Saturday knife or spntuhi. Moisten to a dough with cold water. Put light­ Saturday ly on floured board, and roll thin, WHERE? Monday ready fr use. Note: Pie crust is often made without halting powder, but it rc- AT THE POPULAR CASH mane some with good plain ntdros much skill nnd practice, as flour and Calumet Baking row* well an more shortening to make MARKET der—noticethegreatdifference. ;t tender anil flaky. And when n FREE! FREE! One trial, will satisfy you. Your nlniner nnd more economical crust desired, the use of a little bak­ CY.me nnd see U made by Mr. Henf. V. Olm* health demands that you mako ; 'cad who has given years of his time to this To the first 100 customers making a purchase amounting tfr. the experiment ing powder will produce the re­ sult i required. If pastry flour Is ork arid is well known in a number of the 32.00 or more will receive a 50c package Walkers Silver Clean? used the results will be found more '■astern cities aa an expert mnyonaisc maker Those who know— millions o f satisfactory. liouStwivea, domestic science Pumpkin Pic will be here all day cn Wednesday and will er. teachers,bighotete,restaurants, 1-1*2 cups pumpkin demonst-ate the making r.t this mayonalsc i'-.'t cup corn and cane syrup with the National Mayonalsc Machine. You ,. bakeries pud pilroads will not 1 teaspoon, ginger use anything but Calumet, tho , it r.riiitti i i • -* will ha given a free sample. Hi-' sure and Economy Baking Powder, ' erme. ' Everybody welcome. Play safe— use Calumet and plain flour. It is the most eco­ Popular Market WITH PURCHASE nomical and satisfactory, I. D. MARTIN where light, wholesome and pure foods are desired. Phone 210 Park Avenue PREMIER’S PACKED IN TIN FINEST -KEEPS STRENGTH IN

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PHONE 7t> \YUEUE SANI OKD TRADES 301 SANFORD AVENUE Phone 10& ■We Deliver ru|u« - . • ^ » ‘ ' r fcy 'r w w«'w m M r t S y V®** k itM I. PUrtts. As a New Year’s resolution the people of the emmtry >M SIMS -fia • might well take seriously the suggestion made by the S t WftJI Heifetz Pl*ya. OU - *'.conJ Cl Mu Matter. OU- Louis Better Business Bureau which issues a warning era! Indian Ml !#19. at the I’ostofflca at Two Kinds of Crowds. comb tae aanospurs out o f lua Florida, under act of March against fake promoters’ direct-by-mail advertising. Knowledge Bom in l i , the matter of interveJS^ It la the Joyous Season of Leap Year and the Law is whiskers and to diut off hia' hat, cabin, and in sign SIX TO BE USED] etc The best way for a business man or woman to decide on Her oca and Hero Worship. Out on All Single Men formed him that ho had ■ « COMB*. P m Went the merits of any “ stock” is to consult a reliable banker. Too Never be t^T~^ Th«n there la Tim Keane, who I S P '1; '»«**• Vlee-PreeMent By ARTHUR BRISBANE bank cashier. phone: Office 108; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W BY R. J. HOLLY has been languishing around here ***•*- . WARD OMtU trt.Trrai. many fortunes have been lost by rash judgement and too Copyright. ISSl. by Star Company ho will ask you IN TAXI SERVICE\ A • for many years Just waiting, wait­ “To my amazement,” W - m o go h’a Uifl Announcement hns just been lla A r.eee many savings havo been swallowed up* by fake promotors. . ing. waiting. He has a wood yard learned that they did net I Phene ltd mado by thc Reo Motor Company Wako up, Girls, 1924 stuff. but has slowed tip somo since and could keep a nice woman The St. Louis Bureau pictures examples of the pains, IN RUSSIA, about 20 yean ago, .The clauses in the MRS. NORRIS SAYS: to oho another in any ■macnimo.x iia t k si ; that tho famous Itco high-pdwer Wo arc telling you this in strict coming to tho Seminole Bank and warm. , a precocious child plnyed Hi* m which are L Z s r : * words or in the ordinary I'Tear------. —„17.00.----- Six“ * Montha ‘ |3.BO effort and money expended by the purveyors of worthless taxes are regular S j J ^ WEDS , six-cylinder engine will be used in conficdnce. is now ready to save his money if Will Puloston Is another bird anritrifina ntiH riwwlat****** .is__» n ...» , violin. His father watched and If ono out of cvcry three Amer­ tho Reo taxicab in the future. The irin *nwc , *Jr hjr Carrier per securities and produces an actual display of the literature You will not tell it to a soul, uat roosting on the limb and wait- sounds of human beings, 1 15c. Woeky Edition |3 Per corrected little Jascha, proud that ican women mado five resolution* adoption of the six-cylinder engine tho right girl would Just ask him. dy with which. i------followed: one modest little postcard jn/oimiu iciuincu returned in answer yea, no? (ng for something to come hU they convened only ~7 the boy, still in his babyhood, for 1924 tonight—nnd kept them— for tho taxicab has been urgedd b;by Wc dare you to do it. way in tho matrimonial line. Nice whistlings.” to & promoter’s advertisement. knew almost all that the father it would make many homes ns taxicab operators for some time. There ar«» n number o f them All obituary . Mrs D. L- Thrasher nnd Ned Chittenden escaped the boy nnd ono who would fttake a At n whistled command flee* cnrdA nr thanks. resolution* ‘ . Recently the bureau went through its files, and found knew of playing. onc « '" » « happy aa they could bo and should According to Reo officials, this here and we wnnt you to shoot mademoiselles of France nnd model husband. would flutter from the trees ■1 notices nf cntertalnmcnta where f j D Woodruff will ontcr- be. change in being made after months iryea are made, will bo charr.ud that this company had followed the wake of numerous others. NEIGHBORS SAID: “It’a a shame *st bridge at their homo on tho whole bunch befnro tho idea since the war has been busy but N. A. Colbert is another one in clearing to eat food sea! at regular advertising rates. • *i • of practical tests of the taxicab o f next December. There are a still hankers after a home nnd a this group. If somo girl could there by the women, acconli An analysis furnishes interesting information to those who that Heifetz spends the whole day iyn. iho jail should bc th Street at 3 p. m. equipequipped with the r.lx cylinder on heavily against possible One resolution is to be kinder, bunch of young strays nnd o!il nice wife. Prefers one with brown break up this combination all of Saxon’s narrative. Q lS r.IRKR -- TH ’ U ASSOCIATED a r*u riir«.viPit USM are on the mailing list of such sharks.' listening to his Httlo boy practic­ mob*. more tolerant, more determined zinc. A group of selected taxirab bucks here in Kanford that ought | ••yes—North Carolina preferred, the above four bachelors would He described the men as I* CSClUS- ing, and correcting him, wh«n hp -r—Tho nnau.-’ l mooting of operators were supplied with T-6 _|Tely entitled to the use for re pub- The file itself weighed approximately eleven pounds. to understand one’s husband in the to be married nnd we will help you Shouldould bc made to state his______choice. trot in double harness and bo glad adding that the women were ought to be working for his fam­ /fcoild of Holy pro®s Pariah powered calm‘ with * ‘ hinstructions t.» tq go and get them. l«ond u p __ Tommy Thompson is busy with n<,w“ dispatches It represented ninety-one mailings. One hundred and twenty- ily.” Ok!ahomaCyCiCtyWCoUarthe<1 int# old affectionate, amused way of of it forever afterward. Go offer deer. - * or hot otherwise Jibe held at Comfoit Cottage, nnr y married days. He hns his give them the hardest service to bo old Winchester with salt ami get the affairs o f Hutton A Company, them, girls. "A t the sound of my voice/ five envelopes were used. Seventy-nine multigraphcd pages nhly attracted by “ found in their business.. In this o IT thl". "h'* «l"o the But the father played his violin skienec of Mrs. M. Martin, on faults, but so has every mnn. them wherever you can find them but longs for a nice girl who cou'd explained, "the women fled - local news puhfisht.il herein. All represent thirteen one-page letters, twenty two-page letters, nt ntght in the theater orchestra Z~iir Januaiy 7, at 3 p. m. way thc adaptability of tho engine In Sunford. They are paying in­ . 515“2* ,of {••publication of special Quarreling nnd telling "tho girls" call him “Daddy.” Good boy, good tho canyons.” ■ and kept his family that way. S w e tir g is unusually im- to thc taxicab wan actually prov­ come tax that should bo going for family, good education nnd could TALKING DONE •■Phtriics herein are also reserved. bix three-page letters, and two four-page letters. Fifty-two how mean hc is, and remembering ed. IIo said the Indians led him iisatl Every member i/i a nice wife and we want you t » be knocked off tho matrimonlnl the nearest forest servi-c t faked newspapers o f four or more pages were sent. Thirty- TUESDAY • AFTERNOON at could bc tried on politicaTheiji ed to be present. 'Those hav- nnd reproaching, accomplish noth­ The operators who had experi­ BY WHISTLING ...... it , FHIDAV, JANUARY 4, 1924 ing constructive. get busy at once. Most nf the boys bush if you know how. nit nine pieces of highly lurid prospectus mnteriul were utilised. Camegio Hall In New York, little imports are requested to « • • mental cars in their service, leapt nre glad it is Leap Year for they Felix Frank hns been running AM ONG IN D IA N S vcyed to him that they {Lu I ffillLK THOUGHT FOR TODAY Jascha, grown to be a tall young Oniv 2G men nre runni very cloac check on costs as well nre so bnshful, aw quit, now. Thirty-four return postcards were furnished. Seventy-two Then there is extravagance. Any loose for mnny years. Cannot lie forest rangers using this ins , . GREETINGS TO 1924: Thu subscription blanks were sent. man, played a better violin, with prealdont of NMraragua f t y-i^Vrs. D. A. Kelly will cn- as on mechanical accomplishments These fellows really gave in their lassoed nnd. tied, but could bc mu hum. Mcaragra is n_very 8m°’ 1,b« ^ iin incoming ofliccrs and woman whose extravagance lends nnd all of them nre said to be en­ BERKELEY, Cal., Jan 4 (A. P.).! ment and had themselves c • J *"} b,c?8 nnd kct’P ‘ hcc. The evrry cent in the grent hall filled. names to Thc Herald so you nre coaxed into the corral and made to . Lora make his fnco shine upon _ .. The estimated , , r ■ cost of paper, illustrationsniu.nuuiuii.i uuu and printinginiiuing every tickut for standing room fibers of the Methodist her continually into debt, to wnsto, thusiastically in fnvor of the six- rnifo in going after them. Wc will like it if some girl could show him i — A tribe of Indians whoso mem- I >nenteJ w‘ ‘ h. 11 ,n. ‘ h*Jj " 1,is‘ | taw, anil be gracious Into thee. The matter used is placed at $29.26. The postage cost for juat sold.Jnl . few weeks ua we scare up some celery below market price. selves only by whistling and who j Saxon bellovca that tho isott III tlfk lliltr ItlnlMMn has been up in the nir ai x ^ / ness and almost ruining that of sensed a leaning among taxicab ’ Jfjvo ^kco pence.—Nunt little bby playing. more of them in thj tall timbers. Henry Mcl-aulin, Jr., seems to bc can talk to birds in the u m e man- clan of "whlaliing people” Is an 6:24-20. attached to getting out the material which is added to the jy_pipc Organ Club meets : someone else. operators toward n six cylinder en­ Well, for instance, there is Bob fancy free but rather likes Chi­ total cost of mailing. In two hours, that littlo boy London women nrn Miss Elizabeth Sharp of * * • gine. which would combine the ner has been found in the Siski­ shoot of tho Karok tribe uf & earned more money than his fnthcr jib Mrs. J. B. Kay on Fnlmct- Denne, who will marry if you can cago girls. The first sweet thing , Avenue at 3:30 p. m. Thccr is health. If there in some­ flexibility of the six with the rtig- math Falls Indians. . . k i n d n e s s You, too, are probably on somebody’s “ sucker list,” ad­ could Jiave earned in' Russia in a Washington, D. C. (above), re- prove It to him that two enn live ns that needs n pair of glasses could you mountains in northern Cali­ Professor Kroeber said thc l.»k.= n. if „ a/,.,, rln .ifetl •jr—Women’s Guild of Holy thing chronically the matter with gedness nnd dependability which ,1 Ono never know* monishes the bureau. Sometime, somewhere, vou answered whole life time. So the neighbors rently married James Watson, cheqp ns one. Ho has a nice home prebnbly string him. Cntch him fornia. The discovery wns reported oks wVre an unususlly intelll « Church meet with Mrs. M. you saliaw skin, bad digestion, nre paramount in the operation of nil ready. while his father is out o f the 1 a won! of kindness goes; wore wrong. Jr., son of Senator Watson of to A. L. Krob#r, curator o f anthro-, nnd industrious tribe, number One never sees the advertisement of one of these pirates of finance. Once Henry Ford gets 1 roil l.u - liirtin. Comfort Cottage, nt anemia, something to public carriers. Ificse require­ Then his side kick, Hodgson Ball, store, girls. Sometimes it paya to conccntrnto Indiana. ments room to fit perfectly tho T-C , . . . ------„ . . At „ , . „ pological museum of the Univer-1 todny about 2,i000. He is invi How far the smile of friendship on the list, forever on the list. They buy and sell your which you refer- fondly ns "my fat nnd hearty, h big enter and . H. S. Pond In tho Peoples’ Bank , sity of California by J. R. Saxon i ffntine thc reno pn making money, end sometimes doesn’t cost Henry anything! jj—St. Agnes Guild will engine and for this reason it was , . gating thc report of the v/hi i . flees. 1 name like merchandise; they have you classified as an “easy” headaches” or "iry miserable good looker. In the Clydcsdalo i* n good looker, hns plentyenty ot , of thc United States forestry ser-inHlansser- Indians. it pays to concentrate on your lit­ ft at the home of Mrs. Bon- decided to try out in practice the class hut speedy. ' ! style and hnnds out n beautiful! vice Down through tho year sucker, a hard-headed” sucker, or some other kind of n tle boy with talent. back -then make 1924 thc year idea that had seemed plausible in Circa go pickpocket got « jln Whitr.er at 3:30, with Mrs. DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB. Hint sees the end of this stupidity Arthur \oweli owns thc Y'owel! lino of talk to tho girls, but up to The dead forgotten reappears. •>ays he robbed 12 a dav nil theory—that tho Reo six-cylinder . __ ni . , ,,,, i.u „ Faxon said that for weeks forest , ‘ One kindly word sucker. They make a notation beside your name that you arc bitner and Mrs. Raymond The lovely country home of Mrs. nnd inefficiency. For it is stupid s ore. Plenty of good looking date has never bora bridled. IIo rangers in » remote part of the I hAR MORE important than ! What lips are passing us todny. Because Jt’s Right in each mind, nccorilinjf to it« And the drink a were on the h» Frank Miller for a few duys. The large living room, sun parlor at ,lw ,inM of garbage barrels, »»H*fnctpry than tho foul- Then there aro two brand new Engineering Company, has plenty • he prepared to spend the night IT DOES NOT CRACK, We can not tell power, thought, hope and aspira­ nnd dining room, were beautifully ,ai’ trampled bare lots .tho hideous I cylinder engine of equally de- ^ ' Whoso prayers ask God to guard tion. . Fro . Ward, of Harvard, sari Plcn Jones leaves .Saturday for decoratcd with cut 1 lowers, low roadside signs, the broken | Den«D»blo make, PEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR N* us well. iv ra n Cu*scry,c®. mnn 'vrit*nif to the American Legion Memphis Medical College. bowls of bright faced pansies,1 fences nnd dirty roads? There nreA T v vri * m r a i T /v r t recalled thnt he left CHALK OFF Weekly calls attention to some vital facts regarding the pro­ bergs are over-o. tainted ThiThiil stable his horse in a *?' Bat kindness lives HAVE rend in thin column ‘ true of human oiicm, also. Sleniphi.i Medical College, baskets of exquisite sweet peas, cities in the world whose subway. Ii IK A S fig A S M jm 85M Beyond the memory o f him who posed soldier bonus, and regardless of the fact that many roses and nareiussun were* every- stntions nre as bright nnd clean ! jl AV/l'J Yrl When ho re- Full Line o f Kalaominr. Vtf- Of crowds that attend n grent prize! whore. In the dining room, the as a bathroom. 1 gives. disagree as to the advisability of a bonus at this time, the fight, when a Firpo, Carpentier or lira Mamie Lake leaves Sntur- JS day at cost. j-ntart could l,c Induced lo .iiy . totlT n.y.-'S o^i.T Jnd’K 'ffi nishes and Staini Dh r . — Edgnr A. Guest. other, challenges a Dempsey, to | for Staunton, Va., where sho luncheon table was laid with na —not in Americn, nlus!— in which And in the same place, you don’t ! forever. statements are most intorestin. elaborate luncheon cloth and cun-!a man would no more think of have to move your position to kill Tittle nml Wilinn nrn i ^ a bed of doer and bear skins prove which is the greater brute. 1 resume her studies nt Stuart 1 lllIO nnu >> IlMOn tiro two rrii tllloil fur film I!nf nil „ Mn SOLD ONLY BY The Wall Street Journal, continuing its opposition to tered wuh a crystal busbet of snittirg than he would in hia wife’s another one, un auburn haired A good book is a good compan­ >\e have here other crowds, for­ young engineers. Have been stir- w7a* In light. ion. Spare time spent at tho li­ adjust compensation for former service men, has this to riMCJ, sweet peas and pansies. The drawing room, bird, named Deane Treadwell. Dan­ veying the land but not with ina- tunately. The crowd that gather- |rs., Jes.se Neely nnd children place cards were old fashioned1 * dy boy, fine disposition, well train­ For two ilnys. related Saxon, ho SANFORD PAINT brary is timo well spent. say; GUARANTEED trimonlnl intent so far. Could lie lived there In this way. When he 'U luoidny to hear an artist of returned from Ocala, where ed. homo loving and ail that. Wo made into Sanford citizens if the o citizen, called upon for duty in time of war, is great talent, was as different from nr ra?:,£V.( U ^ ‘injr !l,c ,’ir,h,|; / ' Can’t we begin. 1921, to be a know hint. left the cabin food would be spread STORE spent thc holidays art the NEW ORLEANS. Jan. I.— proper parties approach them. ^^!Y our prosperity during tho new a tynicnl prize ring crowd ns wa­ It of her brother, Nathan Maya. a dnintv'1'ttle Lrift^inYih1' hMt!1 morc Patriotic in Americn? Bruce Anderson—Dr. Anderson A. Rnffcld studied to be a Rabbi, for him, but with no nmount of year will depend on nobody but n ^ f PCC,,al lf hc "e re so entitled, citizen­ ter in the rainbow is different "From evidence abundant in ev­ — running loose for some time, but njrility could ho discover thc un- Welakn Bldg.* Phone 803' - , yotirself. ship would be dragged down to a level so low that it would S “ ;'Ky tal W rmo- ery state and neighborhood, the but haa no serious objection to from water in the gutter. % Arthru Hnzzard, who has could bo brought under the yoke marriage. If there nre any bar- b - '' V cease to be citizenship at all. ... . The service is obligatory, r r * 'iy ”5 South can grow cotton profitably «nd would make a fine liur.bnr.d spending rile holidays hero this year with average weather if gains on tho matrimonial counter fc, List your vacant rooms with The and no more calls for special reward t han service on a jury.’’ 1 OU SAW thousands of inspired i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. licheon wa, aerecd ,VBC°Ur,‘!'lheIri r^ T ihili,y f'»* America’s Gentle and kind. ‘ bat he can got below cost he BsicaaBitH ainnuniiaiBziBiim zm iiaiiiKiiaBtusta - n. ii A * „ „ greatness, her goodness, her in- the producers generally make us-* Frank Murk wood wns running -Vu Herald. Classified ads will rent Evidently the Journal is under the impression that the aces at .the concert Tuesday; old uni a.i leaves Saturday for ho." During thc afternoon, Dujilicat of the knowledge already acquired would take u chance. 3 them immediately. men and women, the years lifted in Augusta, Ga. i.,...,...... finite opportunity, her ho«pitnIitv strong for some time, but old Ii. There nre a hunch of good buys soldier should be the one type of citizen who should serve Y ! "^Joyc-d. When stores to all the suffering, the dlsnffccted, on weevil control," says the Fed­ f’. I., scared him off last year. ■ V ------u---- i----- , trum them by the power of music; eral International News, published ,, . , - ...... In the barber shops of the city— - PROF. CHURCHILL Poll taxes have been paid by taiX n V w iii si” 8; ,S?vera.1 mil,ion men who know noth- earnest young students, grateful r*. Arthur Hlount of WY.ynei-1 \ir , A p 'l ’ nnnle ,oT ‘ Mh:'1 *l,c nnihi,,°'"' "f the world, her by tho Federal International Iins Severn! houses built, but is a,th ey are bashful and said not to 'C OF ANSIIER8T COLLEGE p. • Bahford people who can bo de- nv„ , n i,'Vo! V tlo:ngs but a good deal about fighting tor a chance to stand through the . Ga., arrived .n Sanfunl K 0 i ner held™ "C!.Unn„'i._5Fs;! high score and P,a« among nations? Banking Company, of New Or­ bit shy about the price nf double mention their names but they nre " nesday evening and will spenii hnppines.w Would fall if approach-1 dead anxious to trot in double |>V pended on. Hnvc you paid yours? ‘ - idca’ / ht'-v have somehow got the queer notion alloinoon, unconscious cf fatigue. were presented w.t.i hand-made leans. .Successful farmers, weevil WILL ADDRESS THE COLLEGE CHAPEL ASSOCI­ - if--— ■ ' And then the prize ring crowds ' time here ns the guest of her bag i. To be kinder in spirit, to lio ed by the right party. harne s. And just think, girls, you that the citizen who became a soldier and did a hitch in train- Ir, Mrs. C. A. i'nganlinrt. cleaner in body experts and trained observers ATION OF ROLLINS COLLEGE JAN. 6TH, 8 P. M. Every new industry brought to seemed less important. You knew t i MI i .• . ii* |( '•/ i to •»»-be iuirurfairer in agree upon a programme of: iB™ ,bury *n First N.t - could jjet a face nia^sa^o and t n i-V S n.'° a|- money innttenrs, to make beauty t!»nal, looks like a Harold Lloyd, j shampoo every day. AT ' Sanford nnd Seminole county is i"‘™7 i t ' T ' ira »™ •»8a>’s 0l"'our new Na­Nn- WHENCE ( ’OMES the power i the first brood of weevils ornerg-! Deano Turner, Mrs. it. C. Bower,' ing from hibernation. South Carolina for mnny year*-, [ enger boy will call on you. not publishsh Fthem bemuse writers nai Lommaiuler, becuuse, brothers, it’s right!” Adjusted d eca y ed i.y the Russian Jewish Thomas Cain leaves Fri- Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. F. J...... have folly 1.^ child in infancy, barely three yearn evening for her horre in Bello Uonra!^ ^ "Picking up and'burning fallen SJU^filK?Ahm ...... ^ ° n^ L'LMn i01,1 ^^ -^lbri,t; jt,jv u s right five years ago and it ur. ."i. j., atter a pleasant ______squares. POPHAM INSISTS ‘ Treatment with calcium nnieti-' UBxaa«aca(raoi:«i*aB5s=na3Esa»ia*«aKaafSHn«xaaaBH*aaur«rn-sj»rsnB:x:3BBa>inaa«ni ...... ouiuy U tipcmlinff W . K S f t A T " ^ if “acquired characteristics,” ns hpre with her parents, Mr. Ira. \Y. A. Tillis, during which I.OVEEY'BRIDGE TARTY. T If A HH / I A O P ate when and ms c imliti-uis ad-11 hundred thousand dollars in im- ...... L-nmeM-h, ta Af° °° \vrappetl Up in liusi- Mime scientists say, be not inherit- i J! y!*H*n" ao*nrBHUBnr:BgBKaaancBuagar:xar;Ba*Bnna»iaaa«aB0BRuaaaKaBaBaaaaaBaa«aaaaaaBa«aBauu«aBaaBBBM«i! • • • ’»•’’ »'* t* M-' t'l •••!»•' I)|M *l|| Mii»m » .... provements at Blue Springs, ijike - wnat is in the popular mind concerning tho she was extensively onter- vise. * j county V. ' • ,t,auaht ,h;*t child to han­ ld. Mr . Cain was formerly . S?|1 m! UAbB “ These methods in l'J2'5 yieldel 1 I does things in a liig way. 'jucstion of paying tile ex-soldier. dle a violin, at 10 years of age, so V a ------o------I ______A ' Coralio Tillis. profltn even in tho regions of marvelously that old and talented w ? » heaviest infestation. With aver . The Children’s Home Society is d players, hearing him at a concert h 8 : W M i farewell, New Year's dance ! Woodruff, nt their home on S Park ; SHALL•-1X1 -tt-tiJ — BE JUL/flllDHEARD age weather in 1921 they will doing n wonderful work for the have K S Uhonc^oT|hEIi ,J° fh° humb[est nmnn* those who in Berlin, said: “ VV- might as Riven in honor of Walter j Avenue. There were 12 tables ------yield firolits even with a largvr | .‘OS v'l.Tv;.:, ' 'W'.A fa. \ homeless boys und girls of Flor­ , aVc U V U pe to..the hopeless and happiness to the dis- well go home and break our v’io- who left Wednesday for | m'playcrn. [Wants Case Heard During Next crop and lower »> ices.” ida. Your help is needed to carry tressecl of my race, than to live in history as a conqueror with lins. 'i hat child doc3 now what r>nie in .St. Louis, Mo. l>uring | Tlie wliole lower floor was Tern Of Federal Court At The programme is compilcil ' . - • ••> name written among those who loved their fellow men than to wear the laurels that encircle the brow of the K DDR RACE in nt most one or «t n ■ cousins, Mr. and Mrs. room, tho color scheme ot pir.k nndand TALLAHASSEE, i/vi.i.mi.sn.-ir.r., Fla.,ria., Jnn. J.— specific advice l»y Dr. W. E. Hiiitls, j - • -.i '*-v i* married men, ns a rule, are not in two hundred thousand years old. Pezold. white was carried out with quail-1 William Leo Pophom, Apalachicola state entomologist of Aluhanm; .1 ! terested in the prospect of being inime, I would rather sleep in some quiet churchyard Uo nre on ly’ 12,000 years away tin of sweet peas and ro cs. N. Harper, director and agrono­ •- ? -v ••••' - > * ■ v able to -talk to Mars. They are PIHK MATRONS BRIDGE oyster merchant., who, with hi* t T ” " !,d UBreniLmbered save by those in whoSJ hearts fto.n the stone age, when the only in the reception and dining mist of tin1 Soil Improvement1 content to get u chance to do a , , f l i b . wife, is under federal indictment in j Committee of tiie Southern Fertill'g r -v - >L i w uhc music was the hunter imitating room gold uni green were tlie col­ ■ a little talking at home. hn\t Huitlcrcd .teds nf Itimlnes:. and upon I Hik I |cof th,. nm.it delightful social B " •he tail of a wild animal, or per” on* Ufcd, nasturtiums und calen­ connection with his operations, izer Association, and J. A. Evans, - -o ,, Pj Thursday afternoon was nhaauT f“S d S Wdh ° J7 ."’im lu '* “ ''lined in J «a, co! Imps tho dull rhythmic beating of, dulas were lavishly used. will, it is undcritoi.d, insist on a assistant chief of co-operative ex­ Tampa will soon have a new pnagus ot gold, with desolate bonus us mv moniimf nt and l^ridg., p.„ty KjVea l,v Mrs. trial of his case at thc term of tension work rondueted I.y the i3!i a iriiy hand on u skin stretched Mrs. Thrasher greeted her idxtcen-story sky-scraper "thu • Langley nf lier home on federal district court convening United State.! Department of Ag­ light. Avenue. There vert three guests, wearing a mimt becoming highest in Florida’ as the Tribune B b S J S m v m m “ ,ivinB 'vil"KS- '-f my lrgck of rare colored georgette, : here ne-:t Monday, Jnn. 7. The in­ riculture and agricultural colleges puts it. It will he an office build­ of Playeri and the guests i diclmcntr- have been pending of the South. » ‘ ' — HU. HUMAN brain has been ... S 'V rC’l th. mcmlKvs of the Mer- with uccordian picatings. ili-r ■ ing and will cost close to n million (■: ' ■ Xj * . ‘"If corsage wns of sweet pens in the against tho former minister and t dollars. All Florida grows! storing up knowledge nnd intense p»tron’s Bridge Club. his wife for more than n year. Organization of a new Medical feeling from generation to genera* m W ,3i m *•' • *p:iriiu< rooms were kmriv 1 v,‘J|,,ua »ha,l/’» « f P'»k. I’opham is also milking plans, it school at the Universiay of Chi­ l'I * prefiisii.n ,,f rt-d n u n ! Woodruff was attired in a cago has been begun. THE NEW ■ ■ Associated Press dispatches nd- My Favorite Stories t'01’* children inheriting what the m -'. : •• ■ ’ red roses, z in art frock of brown crepe, hand­ 1 is understood, to appeal to the fathers and mothers gathered in ettias ar.l bouganvil j'n, t<>- ■viso us that tlie controversy *o By Irvin S. Cobb « I somely l.eadtd in steel and bronze Uhitoil States Supremo court in the HOLLYWOOD c>’ t.ieir lives and handed on. fr with p itted plant:.. ca: > of the Analachieola Land fi church affairs has been resumed. .11» Leads. Her (lowers were a cor­ DEPOT I f the same amount o f energy was j !*? 'Y’rc k,T’1 "9 dainty tal- Development Company vs. W. A x 1 n,i i Her a mimbor of inter- sage o f pink roses and Parma puU into preaching the gasp-'l „ f The'nm re'i' . i! L w,la.t1 baprded by the licsly of a . * HA I BOY handling a violin in violets. McRae, commissioner of agricul- NEARING infancy, ns readiiy nnd mturally f l H i l l : |fn" " 3 °I bridge, the prize tulturo nnd T. R. Hodges, Rh-*!! fish COMPLETION the Redeemer the world could bo convinced I am tint it* ilVi’t ir?.«° : !',a!l '.la,'^y « h " had taken hi:-, po­ Talley cards designed with •ANewYear’s ,Rn W' nmong tho club romniifsioner, in whicli the com­ made better. Yet ther . I, r .. i l.ru-c- ,,t,on in tho doorway. as remote ancestor would have , quaint prints were given out by- there is. after all. a certain “ Move on. nigger, move Imndled a war club, proves thntl > •' '• ' - J •’M. \vn;: won by Mrs. Hurry pany -yas dunied certain rights In r.n wlir, wns awarded a l.ox Mrs. Ren Car,well. NEATNESS Good for the Daytona Joinrnnl! ^ the brain of man, as generations _ Throughout th<* afternoon re­ Franklin county oyster bottoms, pass, will be born moie and more W-made haiidkerchlf . Tho | claimed under grants from the In- THE RECORD MONTH Here is whnt Editor Sparkman ,,r'P «r«tjnns were going f<„. yort; " har you ain’t ------s.sssiv || Pfiz<\ a! I. a box of hand­ freshing punch wa. nerved from a to say about the knocker: Swat fully equipped with krn.wl 1 dinns allegisl to have been confirm- I edge ac- le‘*. was won i.y Mm . G. I. daintily- appointed tabic placed in i I I.y I'.ie Si.anish government ! R esolution the knocker nnd tho pessimist in in a So'* jju-r n tow in *A s' t lie negro swer ^ t b ' ’ ' ',olhhlT’ U,u‘ an- ^u,riteu birth. In the mil- the reception room. ^1924. The worst enemy any com­ more than a hundred years ago. j ‘ i Y undertaker hustled in and nut1*of arm?.,"!! lhiL plfniunny backeil more l,on^ » t years ahead of us chil- r Wtirluaion of tho enr.l Of exceptiophl interest wns tho His appeal for restraining order munity can have is the doubter ...... - ...... a t k ? n" huatrso served ntraw- S r e r ,.o l brf t n P;:a,ye* th,,r!"K the ngninst' the state officials' in this with his inccisant whine about ,7 ...... * I thoiteake, toppcvl With r.itcraoun. Tho prize .or top score,1 ...... »»-_ ----- ...... I"l connection first wns denied hy tho “ The city may grow but you’ll silly cull it— more than is known •ream, salted r.ut.-i a silver pie plate, wa.i given Mrs. Franklin circuit court, which wns hnvg tq show mo.” to “ the great genius” of our day. wn'> Ham Yountz. Hecond prize, two Condensed report of the condition of the iinheld l»y the state supremo court. ‘ . ------—o------What is Your Rating? I u ' "J'-ying this pretty party | beautiful towels, went to Mrs. The latter body a few days ago Daniel Webster once sniil, "in- U E HAVE millions of vears ,M ;- “ - I. Holly, Mrs. ( ’. E. I’ercy Mere. Tho consolation also denied a rehearing in the case, LYWOO prize, a gold pencil, was won by- thinfc Is more deceptive or more A Syndicated Editorial hundred.i o f millions, to live on lu Mrs- .i ' Harry V:H. *‘cw,3«| Mrs. and plans are now being made, it By-The-Sea dannerous than the pretense of a Mrs. S. M. Lloyd. this earth. Common sense suggests l T“ Ijn,a..,Mrs. Harry Hcercn, is under,itood, to take the caijelto •* desire to simplify government. Tl-e it, science proves it, tire sun’s Dumas, Mrs. Arthur Rj-^oahments consisting of tlie United States supreme cour The world's ipo. t perfect Berv- something to object to. F irsi National Bank9 , . ■ i ainiiilesti • ft governments v t 1 11111' 11 r* sitare k. *1’«b*spot- ’* (if 4n*. Mrs. George KniehV m I chicken salad, saltines, olives, and n’it in claimed by the Pullman power guarantees it. ti. isins; the next ainipioHt, limited Good nnd courteous service, we What will be the power of the M. Mr.. C. j” laiueks ’ MbTl coffee were served by the host- monnehies: but oil rn,ui(,li.-« ' I Company, lie’s David G. Scott, take ns u matter of counio. But monnehies; but all republics, n',i human mind after only a few mil­ ,lt thc c!c; 2 c ; Ueeembef 31st, 1923 as called for l.y tho Comptroller of the C "One Wilkey. and ,Mr-> \v >r' eises, assisted by Mrs. W. C. Hill. Dutton, Zoe Munson, Fannie Relx: ONTH ENDING DECEMBER 31st, 1923 let somo person crack under the urrency ...... ; Mrs. F. E. Boumillat, Claude, How­ govarnmentH o f law, must impose 77 years old. Scott had to retire lion years of accumulated knowl­ * i Munson, Lilly Caldwell, Abbie was the largest in point of sales in the history of this company—and wo numerous limitations and «|usiltf-.------...... ard, Mra. A. 11. Wallace, Mrs. Ilea : rrom r,,:,,1;', m.rk ...... tot he ! Jto IR| edge and feeling? Consider what RESOURCES tv Doudney, Florence Henry, and have had some big ones— cations of authority und give manj LIABILITIES . LKK BRIDGE CI.U II! Caswell, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mary Zachary. positive and iiualifled rights." ^^*11 In*5 uniform aii'i tf» 1 report you*M we do already .only 12.000 years tertaining with...... her usual 'and Mrs. Donald Whitcomb. work when the sleepers out 1 ii »•... i,. from the stone age, and living still Lo.tiis and D is c o u iit n ...... Capital Stock $ 100,000.00 ? 1,081,075.57 ^ manner,'Mrs. sV e . Bar- I ., The...... afternoon...... wa.i . one...... of excop. The Interstate Commerce Com- of Porters and flush .!.a em erg en t | S S " to Ui to r(,Part nmong stone age crowds of th- Overdrafts ...... Surplus and Undivided profits ... 42,293.16 1 hastes* Thursday after- tionnl enjoyment to the guests and iU,,# Tf.,.. i. ^ . . . I F»**Vprize iiiik ting,, uiuthe mock stock market rnm.com- 519.92 N ■ i mission has refused permission to Dividends Unpaid ...... 2,020.00 nen, hot* entertained at ; i8 Hrst of a series these two m a There’s A Reason For This Srj.tt served .u porter for ..th.rr'il..1. “ crlllca ,lc- rae,t'l1',1l eemiwtlllon. an,I ".tatva. Stocks and B on d s...... ’“ her home on Mngnoli.i ! fa rm in g hostesses arc giving. the T'Xpre iii' kuim goes withwon allan ofor us in our tn,*’ , ...... naR:°, l*u> ’ gamwr—nnupainter— nnd mentionm-nim 1, hl> absorbing game Roumillat, A. B. Wallace,, tkaud Everything for the office HOMESEEKERS REALTY CO. -hings about not having a vice- sovernl generations. Scott stnrt- 4 4 It,) L.n"‘« v,hen scorea were Ilovvaid, Harry- Walsh, Elton Cap and Fringe—All Colors ______prestdent,______is the_ fuct______Ihnt_ ....the Sen- ed ...as a . porter ,nin 1870 it...... Ono mistake may he a/ 8Q the 1 ^ ‘ hcr of talent. I.eopol_ f “ - high score bin tin iriu I.. .1 d\,,i .... « 1_: ni_i i i . • . . . . . Moughton, Hal Wight, Ralph Juat arrived a complete line of IncluJinj Qrry anj Whin ate pages lost out on their Christ- able to i.diipt himself t,'. chaneim- b r fn i^ W ’ "•? ?evern,1 ,'V-’cr’ " t , ,0- is ‘ caching now in A COMMUNITY BUILDER” ■ • a * * . Wight, Fred Wight, Sam Y’ountz, Agents for bnaa. dinner. An exchange say.i times. i K g his manv yenra .f c!o ^ ‘ l,0,tx,t dangerously, country a groat |o*Hus- J. B. Coleman, Hawkins Conncl- Senate png- s lost th-ir Santa service. !„. „.u-t have had t . * r . ui ,■ > *, ,F? r‘ «nate!y. he will find mn- «nibrofiCn' i'V^° Wa:1 t’'v' n » scrap books, memory hooks, photo WINSOME •i,V; OFFICER.? embroidered guest towel. Mrs.Mr« lv. Benjninin Whltner, Jr., Donald OatU and-,V4 didn’t , 1%'iowknow whnt«aj|t tol i UO.do.' «P ••»• with thoiisiinda’ofWIOUSOIUIS OI rniltank*cnntlnJS: **- I llll-en iJl!, lit- ®r_‘U.!5Court€;ousI ac™l'° . ■ ,L I for . . hla« . . teaching.....r. he-e > ii nnd. Ill hnvi Whitcomb, Dick Brawn. W. M. N e t s DIRECTORS uestUi"^ l',f> sc,,ro among alboms. Also let us supply you Silk HOLLYWOOD LAND AND Even- year on Chris' mas day lh.» «us p«m!o who were about us e i«v and vou d ^11. ib!.! lb 5'tor,‘' h< “ among those pew- F. I*. FORSTER ...... L. A. BRUMLEV ■menu n ,*,*L Pr»*ented a h-,nd- Potter, W. L. Morgan, Rert Fort, rias-w(bb«il, vice, president invites them to handle a* hot stovclids upside tire m A ico it bnd Vrom’h”^,,8 f 0* ith!‘ " ' v,ir1,1 ,ha» ...... President W. D. Gardiner. E. F. Housholder, n*U el quslilr silk with so dinner. This year there is no vice *l»wn .»n the Ib.or. 1 1,, ..^, a l from “ -^nnlng I our iincvilizcd immigratien laws a. O. CHASE I t-uest 'towcL .Conc Us,on ot the with your filing supplies, loose •Utile run throuch «d | , la WATER COMPANY dinner. This year there is no vice to end. I*. A. DRUM L E Y ...... Floyd I’almer, 8. M, Lloyd, A. W. knp u«i ioii< about hair. 5c president. Senator Cummins, ' would keep out...... Vice-President p. FORSTER | • Barrett served delicious re- Fitts, M. S. Wiggins, Jamc-! Ridge, T. J. M IL L E R ...... leaf devices, blank books and president pro te-n of the Senate, ...... Vice-President T. I. HAWKINS Enimeti Hunt, John C. Smith. Carl took train fur Iowa without know­ Schultz. Emmett McCall, S. Moore. for Sold Eiduiwlp at J. W. YOUNG, President ing of the mat'er. The pngei sent i - ■ r s c r " l o n t v * f R. F. W H IT N E R ...... Cashier T. J. MILLER r e u n io n . Reg Holly, C. Britt. Howard other .** . R. F. SQUIRES "'onter'nn,I?“rnni}i family and Ovoriln, K|ytniond Diiillips. Roy MRS. J. B. CALDER, Local Mgr. word to the hilc House, asking A. I-. BETTS...... Ass’t Cashier wnat wan to tc dono. Tho prcsl* R. F. WHITNER lias " , . un:1 f»*»Uy »nd Mrs. Peeplcs, Osborne Ilerndon, Misses OFFICE SUPPLIES Me CRORY’S dent sent back word that he was m Coni* fnmii!y motored to Martha Fox. Connelly, Mabel How- Valdez Hotel, soundest seem-Ufos in th>* ‘ hr, Edna Chittenden. S-irita I-nkc, aorry but didn’t know cither. V \ -- •••»«* ‘ o negirri brother!1ine' 8. ’aI!iherIu and sisters, ,‘hey' spent w ith 5c and 10c Store, Sanford, Florida 1 him '^ondanlly ‘ watching wa lehl L, - '* fo rii of the causes 1 of failure. the study 'world is tho way Forrest A dair, Mildred Simmons, Rubn Williams, JUST THIS—WE APPRECIATE says it. w*th th.ir father nr. I (STREET ADDRESS HERE) S Helen Gonzuiez. Frances Gonzalez. YOUR BUSINESS ■ ■■■■■■■■■aBIUBBBBBBMBBBBBBBIxaaaui Fern Ward, E. Y'owoll, Frances ...... -v :::::::::” :::::::::::::------I ?

/as'marrptt. r» J -;iA fJ - of Richmond, ______[______• J tin purchase o f* new Duple* tu bulsr press to b» operated in eon* junction with tbs press now ii * STOCKHOLM, Jan. \d*^-Swc- use. The combined crosses wil TALIiAHASgKjr, Fla., Jan. 4 r - derj’n imports fo r . the jBrtt ten hare a capacitor o f 25jD00 forty- Tbe people of fU fid a have a great njonthi of 1023 exceeded tho ex­ ports by about $54,000,000. an pace papers or. 50,000 twenty-pair (pportunitor in Me All-Florida Ex­ papers an hour without running a*, against an excess of $10,000, position opening at Madison Square maximum speed. The Indepen­ for tho corresponding period dent’s present press- -has been ir Garden, Now York, February 18. 1022* J . , *.o show the rest o f the country uso only cbout tw6‘ years, it is Tfto principal commoditlfcs that more about the resources o f this ctsted. . * helped swell the Import volume They will find a «tate. (iov. Cary A . Hardee, de­ are grain, fuel, Ulluminating and new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasks for you iiford High Girls and Boys; Will M eet Sea FIRK LOSS IN DAYTONA. clared Thursday in a statement lubricating oils, coal and vehicles, breeze Teams—First Game Starts at 7:30 , DAYTONA—Tho total flrtv loxi '•ongrntulnting tho counties that including automobiles. The bukl of •n this city during 1023 was onl> tho imports in each class cited S H llS , according to figures mad» came from tho United 8tates. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE brd High Chris aad Bays Will*;- - ~ nubile by B. B. Hart, fire chief for the occasion. MISCELLANEOUS HOUSES FOR RENT! LOST AND FOUND BUILDING There waa a total o f 67 fire alarmt At the same time he urged those FOR SALE. “Greasy” Neale To during tho year, with the hcaviesl counties that havo dot yet done so to the local market Monday with FOR SALE— Large reed baby car­ FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms;* MATERIAL inquiries—“what do I g e t? ” loss—$17,700—in March. Febru­ to make every effort to provide for ^ SALE— Burgain, five acres IT'S EASY TO OWN private home, 509 E. 3rd St.1 LOST—Your opportunity to secure Stay At Virginia ary" 21 nlarmo topped the month­ the sending of suitable exhibits of riage at Telephone 384-J or 708 of land, close in. Box 117. Call after 5. ) freo tickets to the Milnno Thca- „ , . Unles ho lias changed his mind, their agricultural products so visi­ Pnlmetto Avenue. tre, if you fail to read these wantl MIRACLE Concrete Co, g Neale expects to g et-$150,000 for ly list, while August had only one Both the girls and boys basket-’ CHARLOTTESVILLE, Vo., with a loss of $10. tors at the exposition may see the b OR SALE!— Or rent—10 acres of YO U R HOME FUTtN IS M E CHffOME- located “ in | ads each day. Two free tickets . «-’ » « * work, sidewiake, nlrteam or Sanford High put In ,Tan. 3.— Announcement that Wayland Dean* , and Earl the game, while in nttcndanco great variety of products that may ToW ait Hopkins Shoe Shop exclusive residential section of Coombs, an outfielder. ore given away daily to the por-i ;n* Mocha, irrigation boxes, * Mg bit of strenuous practice Coach Earle Neale has entered nt the National Coaches’ Ath­ bo grown in Florida. Work Guaranteed. Buying Ileal Estate in Sanford is not a rich man’s game— it Miami. House ia of concrete con­ son whose name appears on this; TcrwilleKer, Prop, Thursday night on the Grammar upon an agreement with the During recent negotiations with letic Association in Atlanta progress, but dry weather hm 309 E. First St. struction and contains three bed last week. is for thu man of modest income who wants to become inde­ page. Rend the want ads each eefwol basketball court in prepara- athletic council to coach foot­ the New York Yankees, the Louis­ been unfavorable. Truck is well rooms, sleeping porch, complete ball and baseball at the Uni­ Curates Are Scarce pendent; for the man who wdnts his home, a place his family day tw o fo r their games with Seabreezo ville club would ,not listen to n l t While not expecting to win advanced, and shipments of beans tiled bath with shower, large living Lumber end Building MatsrMuj f w m y night. Both teams appeared I versity of Virginia through the cent less and there is no reason this game, Coach Robinson bo- I Don't wait till baby Is screaming1 M. L can puint with pride to and say “ That’s our home.” FOUND—Opportunity to buy a ! Carter Lumber Company season o f 1024-25 has been the to believe that the paylers havo Heves that Mercer will give peas, beats, eggplants, ‘ peppers In The British Isles •o be lit fine condition and are ex- ; with pain before you think about' ina,tc n 1 Start searching today for your future homo among tho choico shirt wave long distance Radio' N. Laufel St. Phone 565, rause o f widespread rejoicing aged too much since then. | thcNew Yorkers a roal bottle, squash, onions, lettuce, and norm •Jffcted to give the Beabreexe out­ tending for the doctor or start dos-j Telephone Receiving Set cheap. Ask for on ths pnrt of the entire uni­ 1 ®n,7 "Bring training will bo In­ fair progress, but are rather in­ LOUGHBOROUGH,' Jan.' Ileal Estate offerings in The Wont Ad section. • HILL LUMBER CO. House , • couple o f good tuascls Friday Neale m ild not be found at his ferior on uplands, owing to dry Canon Briggs, of this town, is Ing him with strong medicines that juccd rotes for consccutivo demonstration. Hof-Mac Battery Right on the local court. versity student body. stituted at the local univer­ Sanford’s foremost Realtors every day advertise their best Service, Quality and Pr hotel here tonight but it was learn- j weather. The planting of cucum- much concerned at the lack o f cur- may do moro barm than good. j Co. The athletic council has sc­ cd that he had waved the two play- sity in order that the squad urtions. Count six words to | Thone 135, JjjjJhla will be the girl’s first gam e' mers under cover has begun fn Keep Teethlna at hand aad give It', listings on the classified pages o f Tho Herald. rum! an option on the services cm under (he noso of tho New may be well trained when it i line. Minimum charge of FOUND—Pair of shoes. Please quo as they should be experienced Sumter county. Citrus fruits are according to directions at tho first MAKE A MEMO N< To reach nil the people effectively—leave your Wand At nt of Conch Neale for a third ces­ York Giants and was waiting to meets Syracuse in October. .elm o f trouble. Before baby begins FRESH supply of pepper, tomato call nt the Herald office for FOR WORKING WOMEN " 5 * ° ? * ? by now» »fe picked to holding well; shipments were bus- t e l e p h o n e e for first insertion. AH ad­ sion at tho university. Though hear their best offer. cutting his tsoth you can start giv­ and eggplant seeds. L. Allen rO ll SALK— Three desirable build­ Tho Herald Office. Phone us to send for it or phone it to tho some. , the Scebrceze lassies. the council meeting was held din g is restricted to proper Seed Co. Phone 248. Takes Tips From Fiseo. BEGIN WORE ON GOLF CLUB. ing Teethlna. 'Twill make It easier ing lots located on paved street, Want Ad Department. .Friday night's game will be the last week only faculty and stu­ KEY WEST— Plans and aped- for him and for you, too. siification. LOST—Collie Dog on~ Dec. 27th, i b’ ak °* T ke" *et 400 t • w ford High boys’ first game of _ In geittn:getting me Giants and the HARDY Australian Pines, stanfl worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will dent members were present, Mentions for the club house of,tht ”lt's dangerous to wait when baby 10 degrees. $25 per 100. John from 023 E. 2nd St. Finder I ,wh.c" the. ," rl/ a ,a 33-24 term and though only a and before final action could be i nnVce.-i bidding against each oth­ weeks in succession, and has no In case of error Tho Herald sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Real­ please return to above address; rc- lRn*fu'd. half-sick, Mi er, the captain followed the exam­ hey West Country Club havo been beglna to fret,” writes Mrs. C. H,1 B. Beach, West Pnlm Bench. Fin. ty C».______. few havo responded to Coach Pal­ laxen the three alumni mem­ received, and work on the struc­ yet received n singlo inquiry. ] be responsible for only ono L nni ’ and discouraged and think As ple of the San Francisco club Kitchens, Route 4, Macon, Go. "I '______' are getting lnzy. Neglect o f tfU m ers call, these few have worked bers had to be communicated ture is expected to begin within n Imrasd that when my baby got tick * * errect Insertion, tho ndver- FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and tO R SALE—Two fine building end faithfully and are in ox-t with. owners who made the Giants run varnishes at LSanford Novelty lots, located on ono of tho best Many properties In Knglund nre I symptoms might result in a a] up $75,0(J() for Jimmy O’Connell week or two. The building will with fever and bowel trouble. Teethil ■Schneider. Ctuent condition for the clash with When Coach Ncnlc spoke nt cost about $10,000. ina soon ended his trouble and now. tr for all subsequent Inscr- Works, sole_agcnts.______154-tfc corners in Sanford, paving and still held on what seem to bo the •P°ll, therefore the sensible cool BMbreexe Friday night. when they heard that the Yankees M. The Herald office should FOR RENT— Store loom, Com-1 oddest of rents. The rent of one ' {* to take a dose or two of Herbil the athletic rally the prolonged he is as well and lively as a cricket.''] 101-8 Magnoli BUNCITg RXPES, tree blueberries sidewalks both sides. At bargain. wanted th» vnun* *t»r . Ml LANE WED mercial Street and Park Ave. estate in Sussex, for instance, *t •» just tho medicine needed. The games will be played on the cheers and applause of the stu­ WEEKLY WEATHER Teethlna Is sold, by all druggiatej notified immediately in case and blackberries— all varieties See Britt Realty Co. , HOUSES—FOR SALE HELP WANTED ■ » lit.II UIU UlU lllH t a i n , b.j Rent $10. A_Tukach,_Pico Hotel. purify tho system and restore .C amfmar “ bool court since the dents wm a tribute to his pop­ BULLETIN or send 10c to the Moffett Labors-] Sanford, ______suitable for home and commercial ^ Dll SALE— Fivo lots locuted on burning o f the Episcopal .Church tho statement, that they were THEATRE . torles, Columbus, da^ for a packagq' vim and ambition of health. Pi ularity in spite o f the poor rec­ The low temperature of the last planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ Sanford Ave., opposite Rose FOR RENT—House with four “ “ V®8 this place the best ord of the team. The genera! through making fortunes for min­ andfind a fret frco booklet aboutnhmil babies. C FOR SALE—House and largo lot WANTED— Whito woman, middle rooms and screened porch, rent * GOc. Sold by Uninn Pharmacy. or longuo players, as to propose day o f the previous week contin­ lating premature growth; nl- orous, well rooted plants insure Court, oath 5Gxl30. Two of them in Rose Court, $ 1500.00. Terms. » the city. Lights have been opinion is that three changes in corner lots. aged or elderly preferred to fifteen a month. Sanford Avenue. I that no club pay moro than $25,000 ued during the forepart of the though sntsuma trees nro in good good early profits. For full in­ Britt Realty Co. erected around the court and It is coaching systems in as many current one, resulting in frost Realty Co. take care of baby nnd keep home Glndemilje^L Takneh. Pico Hotel/ [.osT-CiMitienwinV Fountain Pen EXPERT Typewriter clcanin “ •fine shape for the two games. years und an almost unprece­ for a minor iengue player, it was condition. _ Strawberries are in formation and illustrated catalog repairing. Call II. S. over much o f . the northern and No. 9, write Southern Adapted in return for n homo nnd other FOR RENT— Furnisheil room ami probably on Union Avenue. Ilc- dented series of injuries hns thought that the 'New Yorkers bloom; p'reparation for spring for prompt and efficient service, FOR SALE considerations. Best of reference phone 225 or Peoples Rank. central portions of the peninsu­ Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. garnge. Man nnd wife or two turn 122 Union Avenue nud re­ been more of n handicap than were through paying fnney prices planting continued. lUonon lake All sections of will lie i equired and this will be *iny team could overcome. :or ready-made pluycrs. la. Surface temperatures were Southern Division. FOR SALfc— Egry Cash Register. w S n Hrltt llepl.y Co. Indies preferred. Inquire The Out- c«Ivo reward. about 32 degrees at somo stations permanent place to the right par­ The need of pitching strength on Moderate temporaturo and dry WANTED Cost $U0 when new. Will sell Terms. Britt *011 SALE— Bungalow, close in on ty. Address, enru Sanford Herald. ______! LOST—One Masonic watch chain the Giants is so imperative, how­ in the northern counties on the weather prevailed, although night cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald ______• „ Pn'mBUo Ave., $4200.00, terms. FOR RENT— I room cottage 1208! ,? hnr"'- Knights Templar tine ever. that McGrow may change his -5th and 2Ctli. An a whole, how­ temperatures were unreasonably miscellaneous office.______WANTED — Chauffeur. Apply ever, the week averaged celery farm, DrBt Realty Co. Park Ave., nil conveniences, 1,2 0*fc?r *Me. Find- mind nnd d o « little spending. In wanner low at nomc points In the Okcc- Mmlam Harriet, FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs Chns. Hoffman, 1105 W. First St. view of tho fact that McGraw re­ than the seasonal, excep .good loca- *’OR S A L E - Furnished 5-rooin $20.00 p' r month. G. W. S p cn -'cr ,rctur? "amo to, Scmino,° ,,otcl . in thclrhobce district, during the first licauty Parlor. for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. c r . Phnnn jnn I «ml rccclvo rc ward. fused fo pay more than n very Isouthern division so to town, a bungalow, all improvements, lo­ IWWm Ih iiI nil _ A _ ll.lil _ m m l i warmth prevailed, * h" .° ntJn? al ,la>‘" of the week. Tomato ship­ Over Mobley’s Drug Storo Mrs. Ellsworth, Benrdnll Avenue, t Realty Co. oil Palmetto Avenue, nt n ments were heavy from the lower Delinquency in studies decreas­ weather was the New Cropl Kirk Ave. Phone 245. Sanford. Phono 3303. 83-tfn WANTED— Good second hnnd flat NOTICE. east coast, nnd some potatoes ed 00 per cent last year at Iatw- tho Section, no a_____ ...... PANTED—...... Customers to save ES A N D gly_Wiggly Store. rence College, Appleton, Wis. It Is lop desk. Must be in good coh- were harvested. All crops need r Thu annual meeting of tho Stock­ na much ns one-quarter inch, nnd just [Ford Gift Tickets. Ono with •!—Or lease, business believed by the college authorities dition nnd cheap for cash. Inquire rain, except tomatoes on low lands. nt Herald office. holders of the Osccoln Cypress meat of the Section was without COBURNS Ich $1.00 purchase at Wight’s. on First Street. Britt thut the improvement was largely Company will be held nt the of- Truck was shipped from the Okee­ arriveill MORE BARGAINS, the result of freshmen courses in appreciable precipitation. Overcast chobee district. E7JT oil SALE—Ten room SEED POTATOES ficu of the Company, Osccoln, You can And the name of evtfr .ORLANDO, Jan. 4.—Orlando skies during a part of the week, Eoie, Corner .Oak Avenue nnd 1922 Hupmobile touring. how to study. Itr The Assurlntril Prr««. Yankee officials mnde uirtiona A. J. MITCHELL. MINSTRELS Lexington Lark (sport). r u n a n ur,—ae n bargain, 5-room Seminole County, Florida, on live BuaincHH Man in Sanford la P: J™ he represented in the Florida upwards to scratch their heads nnd heavy dews ut other times Ui Street. Apply W. W. Long, bungalow with sleeping porch, Thursday Jnnuniy 17th, 192-1, at f t , Ht*to Baseball Longue during the CHICAGO, Jan. 3.— A seven- Meteorologist in Charge. [o Oak Avenue. ______„ Spalding Rose Flour and Dodge Screen commcrcinl. this Column each day. stoiy, 7,500 ton brick building wns when they heard the report that mitigated to some extent, the on Palmetto. _ - Ave.,-- --- four blocks from 10:00 A. M. f - *ea2?n begins April 10, nc­ IRP ALL SRT Make* Pancakes with Bliss Triumph in Bags or hour Dodge tourings 1921. moved 85 feet here with its cleva- Neale was in town peddling h's pressing need for rain in some in­ MNTKD—Second-hand flat top first St. $3500.00, small pnyment With th„ ,11 !i! Girl Scout lenders nre trained In P. J. FEITNER, r ™ f° a decision of represen- mayors. They figured they had stances. Bushel Boxes. oGod for Dodge Roadster 1919. _hi .il* ! ‘ U W nlh#J regular courses nt about 90 inati- tor, light and telephone servico the real, old-time office desk. See Mr. Combs at Nash touring 1921. down, balance like rent. Britt Secretary. ftatjve business men who gathered first call on tho two men. Norlhrn Division ' U Herald office. * tahlo ulso. Realty Co. tl J „ WL nt this season tutions for higher education in 2.’ intact nnd during which its offices Two Reo speedster trucks 1922 year cough* and coids are very ,-tate,. More than half of thesa m '?• , 0 chamber of commerce nudi- The Yanks alto understood that The forepart of the week was S n o * 4 buckwheat taste — fANTEl)—Second hnnd flat top The air is full of things you £ torium Thursday night. The out- were open to tenants who found it National touring fi passenger. 'FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN:' prevalent, lie prepared for them, courses are given by instructors ncressnry to enter. 'bey had tho inside of the track unseasonably cold followed, how­ B atteries office desk. Sec Mr. Comly at Two story dwelling, six rooms shouldn’t miss. Get n radio. Woken sentiment at the meeting light, healthful, CHASE & CO. Threo Light Ford Trucks. Sanford Novelty for Jnckey .May, the Vernon south­ ever, by an early reaction to war-1 ■ Herald office. ______and two fireplaces, bath nnd con­ J y VU A WM tCTA i f 0 ' un'!or tho supervision of the mln- ■ “raa >»» ,f«vor of basebnll of the The Illinois Central railroad, in paw, but Gary Hermann, boss ot mer weather. ~ PHONE 53(1. Thru worm-drive Ford trucks. E\ AND TAR COMPOUNDiration department of the Girl its terminal improvements now be­ -...... Dry weather wns The very best Battery is an delicious. * fANTEI)—'To trade a large roll Two Ford Chassis. veniences, inrge rooms, paved handy, und with tho first sign of a Scouts (Inc.) and tho rest by regu- G tom e calibre ns wns had Inst s«n- ihe Cincinnati Reds, is said to have the outstanding feature, the need, ing mnde, was presented with the lop desk for a flat desk. A. P. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. streets. $3,000.00. one-half cash. cough or cold taka a dose and pro-1 Inr faculty members or by repre­ Works . i nL ‘■c’o^tion was passed, stepped in and made the better of­ alternative of dismantling the ru 1 ."If Kcaorai on uplands, Dodge 1922 touring. A. P. CONNELLY & CONS. vent a serious...... ailment. FOLEY’S ^aopting the r.nmc salary limit ns fer for the pitcher. it T 1'1* temporaturc was favor­ E X I D E Mevaiicd Inst ...... building, or moving it. The struc­ MINSTREL 'ANTED—Filing Clerk. Chase & Three Dodgu tourings 1920. FOR SALE—Attractive income HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND The Giants nre nil cluttered up able for tlie growth of most veg- We rc-eharge and repair all breeze, White Leghorn Chicks V. C. COI.LER, Prop. ture was erected about 30 years Chandler touring. property, rental $1,800.00 per has been the standard family cough m , . i */,, Sr* wt‘rc elected ns follows: now with outfielders and McGrnw ctntion, but colder weather is need- makes of Batteries ENTERTAINERS nre sired by pedigreed mules from Two Ford touring. remedy fur over 35 years, bring­ B** iP Wallace, president; George nsto but it wns in such excellent could hardly find room for n rookie .e •just add wai 'ANTED—At once n small in year, price $20,000.00. A. P. Con­ Ciitncral Shop and Mill Work cd for cabbage, ceieiy, lettuce, and I'IIH'TT n i • high record hens. Egg.i perfect­ Velie touring 1922. ing prompt relief und when once condition the latter course was nt nny price. The Ynnks wnnt an­ cobator. Phone 197-J nelly & Sons. a i-r t vicc Pr08i'lent; Frank- taken. The actual moving wns ac­ citrus fruits. Strawberries mnile , 31.00, SI..10 I'lug Til* ly hntchcd by modern incubators. Dodge, Graham 1 1-3 ton truck used you will never be without it. F ‘ Vn J“ ' Klnif. f ccond vice president; other young outfielder but they nre rnir progress, nnd small quanti­ RAY BROTHERS ■in .nli- at llim rr’a llrun BARGAIN List Fre Cards of Sanford’s Reputable Contractor nnd Builder complished in 24 hours nut it re­ well fixed for . Vigorous chicks, true to strain, Buick touring 1919, 7 pasaonger. . _ .. . 40 neres, Sold everywhere.—Adv. U. Asher, secretary nnd treas­ ties. were marketed. The planting GENTS W ANTED $20 n hundred; $180 a thousand. new house furnished, barn, poul­ Professional A^en. each of urer. Members of the board of quired three months’ preparation. Phone 54R S anford liuick touring 1918. 517 Com mercial Street What is believed to be an out'- of potatoes began in the Hastings BENTS—Mnke nnd sell my car­ Immediate deliveries. Order “bet­ Dodge 3-4 ton truck. try house, implements, best soil— HELPED LlTTLE GIRL’S COUGH whom, in h:-i rhosen profession • directors were nnniM ni follows: district; the distribution of fer- J ter baby chicks" from Pinebrecze rtanding engineering feat was de- Bankers Optimistic r ih m b ■EumBnatzBc ■Minna Bnunnxv bon remover. A\-^good, clean V* ? crt’8 cu!Gvated, balance round "FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR the Herald recommends to the ^*ii N_y®> Gharics Rock, H. M. tilizcra wns active. Shipments of j Farm, Callahan, Florida.______timber, 25 bearing pecan trees, .Boiler, Ed. Vestal, B. M. Rohin- scrilied by Huga. Filippi^who su­ dtimute business; good profits, Some of these ears woro traded COMPOUND is fine. My little perintended tjip wqrk. Over 1924 Prospects iettucc continued. Citrus fruits Dust chokes the^ien fenced, near City, $1200. Homes Kill had an nwful cough. I got a people. F* M°hr nnd Dr. C. D,’ kules McDaniels, Box 001, Home- FOR SALE— Oranges, 50c, 75c nnd ' '“Tkenty'-UftAe tfac-kru.’ to'AAUiiA^ qrc hqlqijpg..well.,arid .they aro In Hd, Fla.______$1.00 per 100, grapefruit $2.00 near big health springs on beau­ bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND Wilson Welding & Radiator ATLANTA,Ga., Job. 4.—Legiti- Rood • condition; shipmcmii dd- tiful St. Johns Iliver, $000 up. TAR COMPOUND nnd gave her a Tho salary limit during the 1923 of four or more railH each nnd ex­ AnotfcrwayRed Comb Florida Sun*— The--propaganda- nnd $2.50 per 100. B. T. Tiller. anil applied on the purchase of tending completely under the mate business, economically oper­ ' censed during tho holidays. Oats •mm: J : ;r,ry2-^ - ’ £ «w Jity. _ull .raid. Strode, Green Cove Springs, Fla. few.doses aiui sho wn:i. greatly re­ Works season was $2,(150, exclusive of the ated, was able to make a resonnble Mig spread by n few politicians building nnd over the foundation made fair progress. Seed beds Red Cxnb Egg Mash excels — (good, having been reconditioned. lieved," writts nydd ’ Hr BensoYi, salary o f the manager. The limit profit in almost all lines of trnda were prepared for tobacco. QUICK SERVICE Eft&Maah M ^ Mai ; effect that "the national party" FOR SALE— 200 Tangerines, Val­ George A. DeCottes *’It it’s Sfotnl we can weld it” suggested for the 1924 season for nt its new site, were used." he said. >11 not recognize nny orgnnixn- encia Lu Gim Gong, Jaffn, nnd Terms to those who ran establish art. Si-vrnlh Jmllrlnl Maribrook, Virginia. The best during the year 1923, and the Central Division confain j credit. Some of them cars can remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­ Attorncy-nt-Law class I) leagues, is $2,250, includ-1 “The tracks were placed five to contains no, >n in Florida other than an or- Grapefruit buds. B. T. Tiller, ntiil I’ iip Spiiilnot,. SANFORD, FLORIDA prospects for 192 S. business now tool the forepnrt with light lo-j . from fill be exchanged for real estate im- ness; relieves promptly nnd effec- Over Seminole County tight feet apart nnd 2,000 steel TRANSFER dust nor mizatinn whose policies may be Puoia.__ . rliln. In Chnnrrrr. ' : " c "“ lory of the manager. being found on n sound basis, offer cal frosts over interior portions, | proved or unimproved. Diamonds Gvcly. FOLEY’S HONEY'' AND Bank Opinions expressed Thnrsdny night tollers were spaced about 12 inch­ every indication of prosperity in dated by the uforesaid bosses,* is SEE the Sanford Stove Works, 002 Has. l'iini|>lalnunt es. Six thousand board feet of and generally dry weather pre- t only bunk—but a libel on the I or anything else of value. TAR COMPOUND has stood the Hunford, ------Florida Wero to the effect that chcnner the.opinion of Atlanta bunkers and Sanford Ave. before buying V.1. test of time, serving three genera­ .baseball would do the profession timber was used for cribbing pur­ 'publican party. MONEY A. 1\ CONNELLY & SONS business men, particularly officials stoves. We will save you money. SANFOIII) MOTOR CO. tions. and sport no good, nnd would meet poses. —preliminary " ' ...... to jacking up of the .Federal Reserve Bank of Rend this nd and ton eenti to We also repair stoves of nil kinds, Dodge Dealers. • Established 1908 •with poor support in Orlando nnd the building nnd placing it on the Atlanta, who have well sounded < IS DUSTLESS! NOTICE Foley * fo ., 2835 Sheffield Ave., rollers. The annual meeting of tho Stock- grafnnolns and sewing machines. ______Phone 3. To Mnthetv It. ri.Mrk.-i. J. n. Uron- Chicago. III., writing your name Real Entitle, Loans and ' other cities represented in the conditions in the sixth federal dis­ ~Dusi and Sticks at Fitter hritata and ______191-tfc Says tho Plant City Courier: Schell? Maines Jders of the Sanford Building BARGAIN'S! BARGAINS!! : »un. Anna Stokes, Ji-ssn T. Iiavls. and address clearly. You will re- ,p» w c . It was stated Thursday "Four capstans, each operated trict, comprising the states of adhsrg to the Membrane* ot tho throat. imllvlrltiully amt ns Administrator Insurance Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Ten- I | Loan Association will bo held nt REGULAR meals served at the Dodge Roadster. "W o have reached the sure con C n ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S position to know, l»y two horses, were employed ns Luiit on RED COMB for QUALITY office. No. 108 Magnoliu nr tin- i-stiili- of Wllllnci K. IIiinh.-II Phone 48 101-8 Magnolia A t*. that representatives of teams in . motive power. From each cap­ nessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. I Pheonix, single meals, by the Dodge Touring. dpcimsod. If llvlrur, nnd If d.-nil, to elusion that Frank E. Jennings, of HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND LAWYER Lakeland, Tampa. Bradentown, St. stan n lead line of three-fourths One fact is especially noted in i . ,c! 8 *’• M-* Saturday, Janu- day or week. Try them. Hudson Touring. nil pnrlli-s rlnlmlni: nnv Int•-r>--1 Jacksonville, is the man wl o for roughs, colds nnd hoarseness, 7 )2th. 1924 for the purpose of Haynes Touring. unrli-r wild Mntht-w It. Marks, j. o. nisi fi-ee samtilo package of FO­ *:• — Court House 1 etersburg and Davtonn nr* In inch steel wire cable was carried the mntter of building and con­ nronson. Anna Sink ms. .1,-msm T. should he nominated for governor *ctmg Hoard of Ilirectors for MELON Seed—Tom Watson, Irish Scrinps-Booth Touring. LEY’S PILLS, n diuretic stimu­ down to nnd through n series of 25 struction activity. All reports re­ ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS i( ensuing year and for the trnns- ray, Kleckley sweet, Florida Fa­ Davis. Indlvldunlly nnd i-« Adminls- next June in the Dumojratic pri­ STEWART The Florist blocks, 12 of which were movable ceived here show that it has been WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED Onklunil Touring. • rnlor of Him msIoIm of Wllllnrn !•’. lant. for the kidnevs. aril FOI.EY aing of such other business ns vorite, Ga. Ilattlcsnnkc. I grow tlusscll, ili-i-.-MMril .or olhi-rwls.- in maries,” says a Gadsden County CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ Flowers For All Occasions anil attache d to the building and carried on at a very high rate all ujr legally come before the meet KENT VULCANIZING CO. durnjc the past year ami there is Elm Avenue and Commercial Street------and save these seed myself, money CORNER OAK AND 3RD ST. anil to the lands tiMri-lmifii-r cIm- Times editorial, reprinted in The stipation nnd Riliousneis. These Members Florists Telegraph De; 13 of which were fixed nnd anch­ $1.50 t- . can not buy any better. 50 cents scrlhed. nod also lo Central Smith- ored to 20-foot steel rails driven as yet no evidence of the slowing ••rn l.umlier Company, a eorpnrn- Dude City Banner. More and wonderful remedies have ht-Ined F r e d R. Wilson KILLStheWEEDS T. .1. MILLER, President. lb. W. H. Thomson, Lloyd, Flu. _____ PHONE J7.______more, the patters of Florida nre livery Association about 15 feet into the ground and down, which is usually nt this time Automobile and bike tires itcst: FOR SAi.E—Ileo speed-wagon In lion under the laws of Ohio. If in millions nf people. Try them! Sold of the year. 1 THE CASH FEED STORE li-K.-il existence, ninl If dissolved. II- accepting this view which the everywhere. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 814 Myrtlo Avo. Phone 2C0-W braced against, the new concrete _ °U£_ Prices before buying MULCHES 50IL A. I*. CONNELLY, CANCER Latest discovery in re­ first class condition. Equipped Illllituted Ol* otherwise legally extinct Time* backs by the additional ar­ foundation. The average speed of The output of manufacturin'* in- !^2Gl-3-l0-5tc. moving external cancer. Hurin- for bus .service but nevor been against nil successors, slrire-tmid- gument t)iat: “ Ho is a clean, First National Bank Bldg. moving was four feet per hour. dustrics continues, on the whole L*ss nnd never fuils. Would con- used as such. Can be easily i-rs, atoekholders. creditors, gran- IN ONE OPERATION lees. or other persons claiming any strong, cupablo man with the am­ Vocational uchools i.i sovern' Sanford, ------Florida reports state, to compare favora­ ider parties interested or partner changed for truck o f any kind. See ple education, without which no bly with last year, and employ, rleht. title or Inii-r.-st of nny na­ Michigan cities have assisted the to open .Sanitarium. Write Oppor­ E. E. Echols at Sanford Mattress ture whatsoever, by. through or man should be placed in high pub- State organization of parent-tcnch- Sanford Machine Co. Many Will Attend The merit conditions, particularly in the Hm c-iir. 5 ^ a tu& c m*cyMthaimncliloo that tunity, Titusville, Fla. Factory. under Central Southern l.umlier t r associations by printing without sixth federal district, ure reported 105 Palmetto Avenue 7~thoujttn,!i of practical JNO. W. SNEED) Myrtle Avenue and Hh Sti ftrnrrnl Vlnrhliie and llailav XariDoen tue. [)oea u,0 FREE 'TICKETS for tonight’s Company, a eorportalon. or nny one charge its monthly bulletin for dis­ Road Builders’ Meet fiocit wort, nnd M much DETROIT Bird Store, Detroit, else In and to Ihe following tie- W u rk * Phone 481-J • anicr sad faster than an» tribution in their respective dis­ Elton J Moughton i other tool. Michigan. Panama Parrots, tricts. CHICAGO. Jan. -1. — Highway too UJ MI SHIN BUUD Cut worm poison, dairy tame and tulking, $25.00. Imported ARCHITECT I'honr 113 commissioners from many state* BARKERS's,Kfc S. DAIRYMANS Audreusbeig Roller Canaries, $7.50. First National Bank llldff. of the country, representatives ol thin, ofoM.ii u *Im eortiM hi Japanese Nightingales, $5.00. Fer­ the federal department,' county S5wmr / lnlhJtalr«,ifc.wwJ.,^ja rets, Cavie.i, Hares, Pheasnnts. EAT AT BOBAND BETTY'S Sanford, ------Florida road organizations and motor clubs Mm* •Mauan r-wa i h- rmt- s » X d a i r y / supplies and a full line • ■*(*-• ln l,.l*.*j m*l,u.r*— Pets ull kinds, circular free. Free, nre expected here January 14-18 I«l«- lar-mlf.cO- -A f e e d / v Dr. Clayton’s, Sargeant’s und Coffee and Lunch Shop for the annual congress a n d expo­ 1*'^; Killrr In, C'Oruan.n. A harm* Glover’s Dog Hooks. QUICK SERVICE sition of the American 'load Build­ Aunt “ J m.j.-.-vl b«rr,r of feeds. Located in the Field’s 5 2 1 J o n i ^ **«h befi. ||i* MILDRED SIMMONS ers* Association. Approximately lc«| |t»ai !»; >b /v*!« frr «W*p- FOR SALE— Ferris White 1-eg- tr eulfiraiijn. ln*«tH.naiT. \ TRANSFER 250 manufacturers of road building l-rint* roAfid Nf horn Roosters of high egg pro­ Auto Top-Bhzicling 2nd! Teacher of I'ianoforlu mnehinery have taken space for *r J »W W " n u n ry duction. $3 each, R. F. I). Route and I'ipe Organ exhibits. » Jem im a. door west, of the San Pure doft eWheat R birtwhata cow EATS butwtutik* A., five miles west of Sanford. Studio; Roam 225, Moisch Together with contractors, ma­ DIGESTS thtf produce milk and butler fatl —-ymuary 22nd. 10:00 A. Mrs. II. A. Taylor. teria! men and others interested in Juan Garage Building uu' MJ" nUry 2'ln,• 10:00 A- highway construction, preparation1: FHfC BOOK fen* DAIRYMAN S DHIGHT FOR SALE— Baby carriage; cost Featuring: Home are being made for an attendance Inal irt/uiilM,,| j^nuary :3rd.’ 1:00 p. 45. Bargain at $20. Mrs. Tom l o n r i f g«r> NAsmnui running into the thousands. FLOUR Oerur, k r.bczih* . Ttnn Moore, 310 W. 3rd St. Cooking, Home Made w .\. im im s. m. ii, S. O. Shinholser DAIRY FEED W.iry—J.inuary 2tth. 10:00 The bureau of public roads will (f-ntjBtrri 2JZ . , t un |». . * • Stirrlnll.liiK lu have an exhibit consisting of both . V - 'J W I Mr. .Cwtainsmori than 751DICLSII6LE nuL-umt January ‘25th. 10:00 A. M. T w »i Always That Way. Pies and a good clean • Si-nlto Crlnury IiIh.-iho: Contractor and Builder technical ant] practical road build­ P L A IN or Tampa Times—Somo of Hie hat< ; t." K-onlogy—vlm.nl.- skit January 25th. 1:00 P. M. . meal for 35c Mi’i'd iliseusi-H. l-'.-mul.- It ing details, the committee an- that arc now in tho ring will find nml IthruniiitlNm. Hanford,------Florida nouncetl. Tire Association of State SELF RISING A. VAUOIIN. the heads sadly diminished whet | Olflrr :tul t’lr,! Nntlunnl Highway Officials, in an exhibit, Mills co.mir Tux Aasi-iHor. IlUillllUK will show the status o f federal aid Short Orders a Specialty Hu n ford !■' work in the various states. W . J. Thigpen money hack if you nre not satisfied. b r i n g i n g u p f a t h e r By GEORGE McMANUS Real Estate 1 »I’M GOINO OUT NOW I L.L *- FIRE, LIFE. AUTO n • i i i r , ...... ♦♦♦♦ IT'S Tw o OCLOCK W E L L - N O W * LE T t> LOCK THE DOOR OTNOUR ROOM AHO THE POOL Insurance SO 'YOU MEEDIS'T *TRsf TO bNEAK SEE ir THIS Lie>RART TOORHAMENT IS CONNA BEL USEFUL J^O O V - VOO’VECiOT Ak LHbRA^RT Build Your Pennies, Nickels and Dimes Into “Big Round Dollars f X t s l AND YOU CAJS MAKE BECIH®* AT THREE! R. C. M A X W E L L j t V n OS e : o r i t . t ------Y and''Kflre Z S w“* J b^c?mc a «Ve!nber ?f our CHRISTMAS CLUB. It’s keenimr at it that counts. Save , til n„ Real Estate , .... . , f----- ;------It’s keeping at it that counts. Save a little everv week. The and istantial bank account. Everybody can save if they just make up their minds to do so and stick Insurance g”i\ mg. Every one, old and young is invited to join. The books are open. Enroll at once. The SANFORD.------FLORIDA

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E. A. Douglass, Pres. / Satui, ______© 1924 av Imt’u Fcatukc Scnvicc, Inc. A famous /nis wife are I. itoon. He is L 'as married to Mrs, r of Richmond, Va.,