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ORLANDO MORNING SENTINEL. ORLANDO. FLORIDA. Sunday, December 12, 1020. SECOND SECTION Page Two.

A CHRISTMAS SONG AMERICAN Hicks, of Merns, who during activities has been the kidnapping of Spanish monocco ITATS OFF TO THE MOTOR Europeans and Americans for ran Kerguelen Island, in the southern Indian ocean, is over three thousand miles from the nearefitalnlarid, and may lay claim to being the most ii i GROnG-coLornr rg of Chrstmar- -Sif the war was senior instructor in the automoti v-ehool, Cmp-GrtlHV Atlanta, Ga. Associated with him in ji. Puddings full of plums, LA nu vi vuuthu, mp uunuu A letter written by a Siamese no his work on this motor was Cant. -W. "In their present operations' the hlrmin and forwarded by the vice Spanish one In northern Morocco, in which recent newspaper dis- II.

Seabrooke, of the Fifth Division, Spaniards are reported to be under rnnsul at Bamrkok. describes an taking the thorough pacification of Four and twenty snow-birds Picking 'up the crumbs; Stockings full of candy, Books', and games and toys; Isn't it. a merry time For birds and girls and -boys? who, was also forrnely associated with Mr. Hicks in Nebraska. American 12 p.

motor which 'has Wn "in constant work for seven the zone and the establishment or patches state important wjpwuuu have been carried out by Spanish troops, is described in the following civil authority throughout its limits. The company preparing to. manu vears." facture this motor has been organ CATAKKtl or th BLADDER raltarad In 24 HOURS WW The motor also drives a dynamo Their reported capture or Sheshuan 'is considered an important step to 'bulletin issued from tne wasmngwn, headquarters of the National ized under the name of, Red Diamond Motors', of Athens," Ga. The charging 16-volt storage batteries for i j. I i.

i .1 ward this end. "The Spanish Moroccan sone is iichtne' tne ooas wnen cruising, anu Geographic Society; "in trenirthenine its military hold name, as practically every ex-service bbn lit when at home this boat goes to town Seamen' have observed the' glow of Rio do Janeiro, a city famed for its brilliant illumination, a hundred miles out at sea. man will see, has been taken from the relatively narrow strip of territory and extending its civil government in, hark 18 miles dailr. and is able with an area about equal to that of insignia of the Fifth Division the Red Diamond. Many of the South's to keep the batteries charged up tot Belgium, or slightly greater than that northern Morocco, Spain la turning the table of history squarely about For it was from this country that the prominent business -men have become of Vermont, extending across the en lighting a small bungalow." The motor was also placed on shore once to tire northern part Of Morocco.

It hss SPRCIAI RARfTAFNS associated with this company and it is understood that some of the best drive a pump to keep floods out of a ay frontage of about 200 miles on the fruit garden, doing the work night Mediterranean Sea and of about SO engineering and production men of the country are connected with and day for many days on kerosene. utiles-on the Atlantic. It does not Besides furnishing motors to pres include the city of Tangier on the ent manufacturers this company will northwest rnmost point of Africa, After this arduous labor we thought the motor deserved to have new white metal bearings, and that is about all the repairs it has ever requred. I also place on, the market- a car and that city with, a surrounding terri SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LITTLE fjROVES BELONGING TO THE NEGROES THAT HAVE JUST LEFT OCOEE. MUST BE SOLD SEE truck bearing, its own name.

It is Moors and Arabs swarmed across me Straits of Gibraltar in the year 71 and placed Spain under a Mohammedan domination, the last Teatiges of i which were finally removed ealy in the year in which Columbus Vred America. Flavor of 'Arabian Nights' Stilt Clingt This Spanish Moroccan ft i the pedestal of the southern of the two 'Pillars of which for long centuries were the western twirtals of the known world. It is tory of 140 square miles having been under international control since stated that the car will be made to 1912. The country is mountainous sell around, $2,250 and will have many advanced features of design, but contains considerable agricultur have now sold the boat with the original motor in it at a higher price than when I built it The excellence of the material of this moderate priced American motor is superb In Motor Boating for December. B.

M. I OCOEE, FLA. al This portion of Africa is including a built in top and a wind free from desert conditions. The shield. The dealer organization is being completed rapidly it is stated.

Spanish sone, like the-portion of Mo rocco under- a French protectorate to part of the Mauretania of Bo- the south, probably contains valuable mineral deposits, but. the disorders prevailing" neretof ore prevented ade Giving a Wondrous Gift" to Florida Farm Homes mans, on .01 Weir granaries wuuu mnire was at its greatest It was the country of the barbary pirates who harassed the shipping of the world for centuries, collected tribute NDIANS, when they were the sole (By J. C. Sellers) quate prospecting, in recent years Spain has spent much more on the tone than has been received from it in revenues." possessors or tne land now cauea said, "even way off in the Everglades Florida, had no use for artificial light other, than that furnished by their in the farm home, and doing the work at an immense saving of labor on the section of Florida, down around the Dart of the diligent housewife and Keys section and all along the Gulf camp fires, or a lighted stick serving as a torch. Came their successors, and tallow candles to light for them the coast up into the farthest northwestern portion of Florida, not to mention theg roups and groups of red-headed pins down along the East Coast where ONLY 12 MOVING WEARING PARTS IN NEW MOTOR Announcement has just been made of a new type' revolving valve motor to be manufactured in quantities wav in tne nours ox aarmess.

ui ter came those who, with kerosene for light producing purposes, thought her side partners; doing if too, at a minimum of expense and, most surprising of all, automatically, in that the home lighting plant has reached such a degree of perfection that it knows when to start and when to stop in the matter of keeping the batteries always charged and ready for whatever load of work is to be called for. within reasonable limits, of the markers are most numerous, and with here and there a bunch or an in the cominir year, which should it isolated pin far in the interior of the they had the ideal illuminant. Many of these latter we still have with us, especially in the smaller towns and in the rural sections. Many of them, letters to which Mr. Cantrell directed my attention, as his way of answering my question.

And there, one after another, were letters from Florid-ians who are using the Delco farm home lighting plants, and every one of them proving a slogan employed by the Delco-Light Company: "There's a satisfied user near you," words that tell a truth. And in my travels about the state I have yet to find a Delco light user who has said aught but words of praise for his farm home lighting plant This general expression of appreciation was vocied In one of the letters I saw in Manager Cantrell's office. It was written by S. A. Brewer, of Aubumdale, Polk county, who saidt "I think more of my (Delco)) plant than 'anything I have on the farm.

It does the work for us and will save enough in two years to pay for itself." Corroboration of this was contained in another letter, thia one from George H. Proctor, who resides just outside state." Then it was that Mr. Cantrell told me that since July, 1916, his company had installed in Florida more than 2.000 of these Delco farm home'Iight- live up to the claim of its manufacturers is destined to become a revolutionary feature in the automotive industry. Only three moving parts are found in the valve mechanism of this mo however, have discarded kerosene and have advanced to the use of the new course, but ample for all home needs. er, handier, cleaner source of illumi If such a home electric plant Isn't rations-electricity.

a blessingthen.I da.jiot know wJiatlJn plants, that are also power plants constitutes a blessing. up to the limit of their capacity, and tor, one being a cylindrical No longer is the dweller in even from many governments, and in whose suppression the infant United States Navy cut its first post-revolu- tionary war teeth in the early part of the nineteenth century. It is now part of Morocco, which many ways preserves more truly than any other Mohammedan country the flavor of the 'Arabian "Spain, lying only a few miles north of the northern shores of Morocco, was naturally one of the first of the modern nations of Europe to gain a foothold in that country. Me-lilla, a aeacoast town near the north- eastern corner jt Morocco, came into the possession of Spain in 1497, and other Mediterranean coast towns have been captured at various times since. Though a definite zone of Spanish influence has been recognised since an agreement between France and Spain in 1912, Spain has done little more at any time than to hold the ports and a small area of the hin-.

terland about Spanish author- ity farther inland has been more or less nominal and has never been exercised at all in the more remote Raisulirhave operated in the Spaniah territory in recent years wiin little molestation. One of their favorite the remote "sections of "the country erating lengthwise of the motor denied the use of electricity for pur block above the cylinders, the crank shaft, and a shaft connecting these poses of illumination, even though he makes his home far from the haunts of men. away from-centers of popu lation where electric lighting has been in vogue for many years, through the two parts. Water jackets entirely surround the cylinders and the cooling the valve proper is accomplished by forced water circulation through the center1 of the valve. The motor block closely resembles that of any standard poppet valve establishment of electric lighting plants which-supply current to all M'lChristmas Cheer a who wish to use this modern lighting agency.

Now, one finds isolated farm homes and farm build county. iievsays: we live in the country we ave all city comforts at hand, and motor now being manufactured, with the Year 'Round Jg A 1 A IM tf A nnnjeVenen.L ftlkA a QBaAft ft AJnf af lie ing" and grounds as brilliantly light the exception: of the elimination of ed at nisrht as is possible in any- town parts and the reduction of weight A simple but position oiling system has or city. These electrically lighted KJarTneU Til SLiiVOUi SUffnm A0-mj MViwwue a nui swu time (a us to My to one another, 'Merry Christmas and been supplied. The patentee of this motor is RE. with telephone, Delco-light, hot and cold running water in bath and lavatories, automobiles and good roads, the farmer certainly has come into his own." Mr.

Proctor, you will note, expresses appreciation of having water wherever needed. The Delco makes possible this great convenience, without labor, by electrically pumping water from the earth and enabling its their individual electric lighting plants, something made possible by the commercial ability of manufac Door, Wlndowi and Frames Caaatate Bmm BUI a SpccUltr turers who are able to make and place these individual electric current producing plants in rural sections at a cost, to the purchaser and user, that is well, no cost at all, for such plants "pay for themselves," as users are Happy New Year." What a splendid tone for you deckle to put into your home those things which bring help, comfort, corentrp and lasting cheer (or every member of the family. fELOCXUGHT poovides bright, dean, safe electric light (or jy the house and barn; also electric power to run the washer, -cream separator and other hght inachinery. It brings dry ccavenienees and modern benefits to the country home maketthe farm a better place to Eve and to wock--nd soon pays for itself Time and Labor, saved j. R.

YEARBY Dealer The Perry Lumber Co. WH0LH8AL8 LUMBER rn7, Florida PEICB LIST NO. TO THB TEADKi Wa arc qnotint lumber a followa, FREIGHT PREPAID to your aUUon, for immediate cccptsac m4 prompt ahipmeat; ready to testify. Farm Home Light Plants in Florida Would it surprise you to know that there are thousands of Florida farm homes that have their own individual electric lighting plants, that one com PINE CYPRESS 140.00 Per M. 42.00 40.00 prny alone, of those manufacturing such plants, has installed more than 2.000 such plants in Florida farm Orlando, Florida houses Well it's a fact.

And this distribution where desired in the farm home, the barns, cattle pens, etc. Down at Lakeland the Golf club installed a lighting plant for illuminating the buildings and the golf, grounds and the club president Bert E. Betts, writes and says that "it selves the problem of furnishing light at a low cost to those country homes and points inaccessible to regular lighting service," while Coe D. Smith, at Crescent City, who has had his plant for several years says: "It has proven satisfactory in every respect; it has never failed to give good results a single night or hour. It is simple, clean, economical.

Thus I might go on to the extent of using up columns and pages quoting the satisfied expressions; of those who are using Delco farm lighting plants, hot necessarily all on or in farm homes but also in homes in the smaller towns, where central lighting Plants have not' as yet been installed. particular company began operations 1 1 1 I in tonaa less man live years JuJy, 1916, to be exact. Another fact worth mentioning here that a Jacksonville man is responsible making possible the blessing that farm home flighting Beveled iCypreaa Siding $70.00 66.00 Z5.00 plants have brought not only to Florida dwellers but to people in the rural sections everywhere and in towns FRAKINO: 'Draaacd 4 aldea fx, tit. 19 to Z0 ft SzS. 1x10, IS to Z0 ft.

4x4, 4x, 4x8. Rough FLOORING 1x4 Kiln Dirt Better Nov 1 Commo- No. Commoa SIDING: Drop or Noreltr. lit: Better No, I Common -) No. Common SIDING Vr Squaro Edge: Bettor No, I Common No.

Common CEILING Bettor 1 No. 1 Common No. Common CEIUNOt ft Better No. 1 Common No. Common CEILINOt ft Bettor No.

1 Common No. 2 Common JTNISH: lit, 1x8. 1x18: ft Bettor No. 1 Common No. 2 Common SHEETING ls Dreaaed and Matched NO.

1 iv, No. 2 70.00 S0.O0 4 St.00 66.00 (5.00 35.00 46.00 7.00 ZZ.00 86.00 60.00 8S.00 60.00 66.00 86.00 48.00 40.00 2Z.00 70.00 66.00 40.00 where there is no central plant for the generation nad distribution of electric current, This man is Dr. William Stinson, a prominent Jacksonville physician, Cypres Celingr 60.00 66.00 88.00 60.00 86.00 -D 26.007 Cypreaa Finish Dreased I ft Better 120.00 No. 00.00 No. 76-90 who rigged up an electric lighting us.

It A Delco Lights in Every County The red-headed pins, in the map that hangs on the wall in Mr. Cantrell's office, are noting the lighting history of Florida. There isn't a county in the state that hasnt one or more pins in it, some of the counties being quite thickly studded, with here and there only one or two, indicating that the making of light in dark places everywhere throughout Florida is well on the way. and all because Ir Stinson wanted the modem u- 1.L.ae. Over 125,000 satisfied users endorse Delco-Light it No.

2 Peek A Map Tells a Story map is responsible for this story. 45.00 87.00 Lath eqnaJa No. 1 pine in quality: g.oo 6.00 LATH, 4 foot No. 2 Cypi 60.00 80.00 8.00 8.60 6.00 plant for his own use in his laboratory and his home, using the batteries from his automobile to get the necessary current. In some way an engineer connected with the Dayton (Ohio) Engineering Laboratories Company heard of Drl Stinsonfc home-made electric lighting plant and came to see it The result is the Delco-Light which is to be found giving the most satisfactory of service in 2,000 or more Florida farm homes and everywhere throughout the rural sections of thecounlry.

The service, too, is not merely in the matter of providing electrical il-hm ination but extends to doing much of the work of the farm home, drawing water, "milking the cows, ooerat- as far as it has been told, and what is to follow. This particular marf hangs on a wall in the off ice of Mr. G. II. NO.

2 'SHINGLES: HeaH Cypreaai Beat Prime Cantrell, in Jacksonville, who is manager here for the Delco-Light Com Economy pany for which Mr. Claude Nolan is that the demand for them is constantly increasing; that eventually, present indict tions are, the map will be literally and actually studded with these rod-beaded indicators of the fact that "let there, be light" is being gradually established throughout Florida by means of the Delco system. The "Satisfied Users I asked Manager Cantrell if out of all these thousands of Florida owners of Delco-Light plants there were ainy who were dissatisfied. He touched a desk button and a young lady responded to the call and in compliance with his direction, brought from the archives of the office a portfolio of the distributer in this territory. Chancing to be in Mr.

Cantrell's office the other day and noticing the laigt wall map of Florida all studded run inant, electrically, in ms iaiwr-tory sxd home before the day of electric liphting- of Isolated residences was provided for, and because a great engineering company, had the ingenuity, in the person of C. F. Kettering, who invented the self-starter for automobiles, to place on the market a plant so compact, so efficient. at a cost to the purchaser so low that to own one involves -no financial hardship, and that brings with it "this Wondrous gift to humanity," -A dvt We recommend" of eirpreia aldiag and ceiling In prefwnce to ptn aa rjprM aiding illU.t indefinitely and cypreaa ceiling even a lower grade makes a better finished jyiUtt thftat piaUk Wa believe that tho market haa reached the loweat lerd and we urge Immediate buying. W.

aeTrmitted to refer to the Firrt National Bank, of Ferry, or any bttaineaa hoM t. pi. We are catering to tho contractor and builder and will appreciate your boainesa ana're yoa at a taring. Our term, are $100 with order, balance payable on nrriral of car-' Your. tmln PERRY LUMBER COMPANY.

With red-headed Bins I asked him: What's the idea?" He knew I refer ii.g the churn, driving the washing machine, heating the laundnr irons, in red to the pins and said that every pin fact, doing the proverbial "thousand represented a home-lighting plant. "But they are all over the map," I W. do not pay freight on lam tfcna S.MI feet. ALL CONTRACTS SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS BEYOND OUR CONTROL and one. things" that need to be done -By Bud Fisher.

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