4 10 95 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5bd8550c97d208b74e571affe27b62ce.pdf 292a42e45c037339290704e20176876a PDF Text Text •aft V. • •* t • j% %• • • ~ . : ’ •* * 1-t ' • *“ ' ' ' . ' . lv . 91 • , • e «• :- - m. - - -V - -r\' W- J • :4•*^ ft • » 1 rqjr* Z ' -♦ . Lm B • •. • • 9 * f ' . . '■* w * • ’ ** • • * ‘ .• , >. • t* .4’.(• 1»*• r► ,< i r?/r> * ‘ a ■ ** . • ^—1 .’ Vi» OTtrV l : ’ .Tf*i T» ‘ q ltflA ‘ % ■. • . PUBLISHED t ‘ J • •1;; •9 . A • .* “ * . •»/, • * • 41 f . 9 • **L •( •*» S?1..%• m y/%9* . -’ ON TUESDAYS AND i FRIDAYS SEMI- WEEKLY IN THE HEART OF THE“WORLDlS'GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IX SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1918 ' / railroads and citrus fruit growers on EST REGISTRATION NUMBER' "bulge psek" the railroads being SANFORD MEN WE R E tho positively (tt . against the bulge on the* list of the persona In the DRIVE P U T S E N T I R E class of June, 1918, whoso registra­ pack. Hoi-ever, on Thursday- when T H E R E IN GERMAN LINE the citrus growers, cd by Mr. Stew­ tion cards are within the jurisdiction IN PERIL FORCE of such local board. Upon receipt of art, general manager of the Ftoilda such registration cords and lista of Launching an extensive local at­ The meeting In Jackionville last- Citrus Exchange, got a square the names of registrants, the draft chance at the national committee, tack tho French have broken through Wednesday- nnd Thursday of the executive will proceed to assign reg­ tho German positions along tho vital who were the final say in authority, fiilrosds, crato manufacturers and istrants numbers and will then cer­ sector connecting the Marne and the growers won out and until fur­ I - rroweia of tho state has without tify to the local boards lists showing Picardy battlefields. This attack ther notire, in packing fruit, the P ioubt resulted In more good than, in the registration numbers so assigned, was over a front of approximately "bulge" on oranges shall not he I jji previous meetings combined. in accordance with said sections, 9 to ten miles, from near Csrlepont, east greater than 1M inches above the One thing has been accomplished center head ar.d on ginpefruit not 16, Inclufivo of Form 74. Upon re­ of the Oise to Fontenoy on the Aisne , tt least nod that is the standardi- more than 2}.i inches above the cen­ ceipt of such litss from the- draft shout six miles west of Soisaona. ution of crates and hampers. From ter head. This compromise was apexecutive, the local board shall as­ It is officially reported an advance the Sanford section the growers and pioved by all growers present and sign the registration numbers to the to an average depth of 1-3 mllea*waa ,Uppers were well represented by the compromise was instigated by original registration cards In accord­ made. Q Rex I’ackaM president and D. C. Mr. S. O. Chose, who advocated the ance with {Sections. 14 of Form 74, A total of 1,700 prisoners la report­ ifarlowo sccrotrny-trcasurer, of the "give anf take" method in the mat­ and shall then ascertain tno proper ed from Parts. It is reported from Sanford Truck Grower , Inc., C. E. ter. order numbers in accordance with London an extremo penetration of Ueniy of Weincrt 4: Co., F. W. Section 15 of Form 74. two miles has been mode. Tho vil­ In the matter of refrigeration nnd Talbot for John Hu ell, S. 0. Cha e ventilation, the carriers asked that 4. —By August 20th, tho reportlages of Nuvion Vrlngre and Nampsnd. W. A. Lofiler,- for Chase & Co. the growers and shippers say under required by Section 20, Registration t'el have been captured and tho ind D. J* Starling. what conditions and temperature Regulations No. 2 shall he made to French have reached tho southern Tfce railroad were very favorable vents or pities •hot.ld be opened or the drnft cxc utivo. The list re­ edge of tho ravine and Andugneto the-grower , In that the grower clo cd while car wu* in transit; i,t was quired by Section 47, Registration court which was between Nampcel tood out for • better crate and also suggested that shippers them­ Regulations No. 2 shall NOT be nnd Nuvron Vringre. Since the situa Ion in Picardy and hiroprr, whilo it was alleg <1 by selves, close drain-pipes on refriger­ prepared. The alphabetical Hit’re­ Bishop Henry Chiy McjThon. tfho is to fill the pulpit at First M. E. Church. everil present that the mill men ator cars. This I rought a protest quired to he, made by each local along the Veslo seemed to bo apr Sunday, August 25th, at Urdu A. M. generally did not with to improve from the Hanford Truck Growers nnd hourd in nccordanre'with Section 48, preaching a deadlock approaching the carrying qualities of the con- the Manatee Growers Association, Registration Regulations No. 2, shall the old trench wurfare of the first Ilinen. During the session it was introduced by 1>. T*. Marlowe, on he posted but .registration numbers two years of the war, an attack in obiervtd by th growers that at the the ground that drain pi|H-s, vents cannot' he placed after each namp. tho sector between tho Alano and the OLte has been expected. This lino is meeting in Now York of the crate and plugs were a device on the 5 . —In the preparation of returnsvital. to German positions on each manufacturers and railroads, tho equipment of the carrier that the anil reports, no forms will le fur­ side of it. Should it he broken, tho word •‘veneer’’ was used exclusively aVerage grower knew nothing about, nished. but local boards are itircctcd whole German defensive schomo where specifications for the manufac- und that further it wus the duty of to consult their carbon copies of such would he thrown out of joint. ure of crates was concerned. Thin the cairier handling the growers' returns and reports of tho Second Whilo tho front over .which tho »as challenged by the growers gen­ produce to rare for methods of ven­ Registration, and prepare in type­ attack was launched was short, cortierally and Jt was decided that the tilation und refrigeration because of written reports and teturns in as pared with tho Marne and Picardy . words “or .sowed" should be used their expert knowledge of such nearly the same form as practicable. drive , the success attained appear wherever tho veneer crates were things. It was agreed to discuss the 6. —Communicate these instruc­to point to a possibility of Field mentioned. This move gives the matter und have the growers and tions in full to boards immediately Marshal Foch breaking tho enemy’s grower the option of using either ahippeis express themselves, hut not snd proceed to have oil arrange­ resistance between tho Oise and the veneered or sawed crates, provided authoritatively and the matter was AMERICA’S ENTRY AND MEN OF AGE BETWEEN ments for this registration promptly Ancre *nd elsewhere. they live up to specifications to he ended by referring the matter to Mr. .' The region In which the attack completed. . JUNE 5 AND ALLIED SUCCESS Ramsey of the Bureau of Markets provided thorn later. , Edward Anderson, was made is quite rough ahd would There la but little change in rrate for a ruling. This referred lo veget­ AUG. 24 . Captain, Inf. U. S. A.; seem to ho well'adapted for dofon- ' . TOO MUCH snd hamper specifications as is now­ ables only, the Citrus Exchange Draft Executive for Florida. sivo warfare. It Is Interwsected by 1.—The President will soon issue London, Eng , Aug 10 —Germany being used in Sanford. The 10 Inch agreeing to specific rules in a. sense, ravines of some depth and has some n proclamation requiring all persons celery crata will be used for the com­ because of their experience with is scared while high wooded ridges Jtero nnd there. Pretty Home Wedding She’s scared first of all, over the specified therein who have, since the ing season and in ordering new fruit refrigeration and ventilation. It is an extension of tho hilly dis­ rrat«-» 10 inch site must be speci­ The two days spent in attendance turn ol things on, the western front; 5th day of June, 1918 und on or be­ A wedding of much Interest to trict along tho Oise, where savage fied. This however does not pro­ at this meeting was well worth the over the thousands of Americans fore the 24th day of August, 1918, ffiends of tho family was that of fighting has been going on for tho hibit growers who have 12 inch time and the growers in general will regularly outfighting her; over the attained their Slat birthday, to reg- Mr . Eunice Douglass Smith, whose, last week. crates on hnnd from using tnem. undoubtedly appreciate the inter­ hundreds of thousands of Americans ifter on Saturday, tho 24th da'y of marriage to Professor Robert Frltx Along the Picardy hattlefront At the request of tho Sanford Truck est manifested in the matter by waiting to get into the line; over tho August between 7 a. ml and 9 p. m. Ziegler, was solemnized Saturday there nave been local actions, in millions of other Americans “on the This must -.---NOT he con- afternoon at one o’clock at the home which 400 prisoners wero taken by -----. .registration . . . . . ——........— Growers, Inc., and the Manatee those attending from this section. fused with the largtr registration to o( lhe mother, Mrs. Mary tho ^French. London tep6rta that way ’’ Growers Assocla Ion a ight was ft. a made m . . I., in I September .*am. m l.i.e it. ttii ^ sinn (*as _ . ho in pursuance Farmers’ Furloughs This information comes from an Douglass on West Third street. the French havo captured St. Msrd given Messrs: Packard nnd Hutches of tho legislation now pending be­ allied source whose business it is to und Bcauvragnes near Roye, thus to file specifications for a heavier Rev. Dr. IliUturn’of the Method­ Washington, P. Aug. lib — celery cra,U*, one with coiner post Many inquiries have been made by know conditions in the enemy coun­ fore congress. This registration con­ ist church officiated, using the beau increasing the peril of that bastion cerns ONLY those who have. •inri‘ i ,jfu| ntuj impressive ring ceremony of tho German line weal of the p . x l j j Inches, with only one FI oi id a farmers to Congressmen tries board or slat ncross the top. Ar­ Hears of Kissimmee and Prane of She’s (lightened about Austria June 5th, 1918, und on or before iThc we(|d|njf look place In the at- Somme. German attacks in tho rangements will ho made to experi­ Lakeland and ‘to .Senators Park She doesn’t know what moment A ugust. 24, 1918, attained their tractive living room which was Flanders soctor havo been repulsed. In tho Mervllle sector the British ment with this new crate and if Trammell ind Duncan V. Fletcher, Austria may blow up She knows twenty-first hiithduy. lovely with quantities of summer In view of tho demand for Class 1 have mado a'n ew advance, prob­ found satisfactory its general adop­ regarding how they should proceed what is known and conceded in offlowers, tastefully arranged with mtfn. this registration is deemed necably following up the Germans, who oilicial allied sources—that tho Aus­ ferns, in bowls and vases. tion will tako place in July, 1 1’*• to get soldiers released from the The new crato Is on tho order of the training camps to help harvest the trian economic situation is worse rssary. It is bcliovcd that this reg­ The bride was charming in her'arc evacuating, their positions, al­ now than it has been since tho open­ istration can he made without inter­ traveling suit of tan broadcloth with though tho fighting In tho west has California crate and was a fine record crops. ,, , ing of tho war, and the people are fering with the arrangements now which was U. S. Bureau of Market!.. worn tan shoes and slackened, the initiative remains in In reply to there inquiries the was under way for the larger registration. Lettuce hampers with or without department has prepared this reply holder stockings and a chic little hot of the allied hands. North and south You will please givo the widest pub­ wire top fasteners may bo used this as to "the procedure to he followed velvet. A corsage bouquet of pink of tho Somme they still maintain She’s frightened about Russia licity, through nowspapera and othosenson. However a lettuce irate in securing agricultural furlough: losobuds finished the becoming cos­ pressure on Roye, but tho fighting Allied warships and American is not as heavy as last week, when channcls of publicity, to. this regisr will be used whose dimensions will tume. "The soldier himsc|f may make troops up north have puffed out her the French moved forward to within be 7 z 18x22 inches inside meas­ application to his commanding of­ hope of getting her hands- on the tration and instruct all local hoards Tho little daughter of tho bride, a mile and ono quarter of Roye. to immediately start publicity cam­ urement. Tho crate Is-to be clcated ficer for permission to return to the hundreds of thousands of tons of Virginia attended her mother ss Northwest of Roye the British all around with no fasteners on the farm, or his relatives (or the pet son military stores at Archangel, thcro paigns in order that those required flower gill and was a dslnty figure have mado progress between Chilly to register will have ample notice. center cleats b u t with two 3d cement Interested- may make application for since the revolution; she can’t tako of childhood in a white lingerie and Fransart, while south of the 2.—Tho President directs that coated nails In the end of each side his return on forms provided for a step toward Pctrograd or the frock embroidered in pink silk and town tho French have taken 400 slat-. There Is also to bo uicd a that purpose, through the local northern railway lest theso allied Registration R3gulations No. 2 shall wearing pink ribbons. prisoneis in spirited local actions plain lettuce crato built along s*nl hoard whete the man is registered. forces swoop south; and for all sho govern and control this registration, Mrs. Ziegler is tho only daughter south of Besuvrslgnes. German e(- , except thoso provisions of the regu­ ilar lines of the other, but not dcat- The local hoard, after approving the (nows they may be going to swoop lotions which are obviously oltvtcusiy Inapplic inapplic- • °I M r,‘ MarY ftn *ltrnc* forts to hold the line in tho sector ed. The standard bushel crate for application will forward it to the south without waiting for that men- lations able. You will therefore Instruct at tlve and charming young matron between Roye and Lasalgny have potatoes, cucumbers, onions, etc., commanding officer of the camp aco she cart’t spare men from the whoso home Is In Macon, Ga. been challenged by tho French with onco all local boards to immediately " ho will also be effective, as will loading where the soldier is stationed. If west front, and armed intervention Prof. Zleglt-r la also from Macon, success. Since the general fighting refer to Registration Regulations these commodities In standard ham­ approved by the commanding of­ by Japan and the allies In Siberia is Ga., where he is secretary of the In Picardy died down tho French l4o. 2 for their general guidance in •. , pers. Pepper crates tfill be standard ficer. he will issue the necessary fu.- a fact Macon Y. M. C. A/ • have been pushing relentlessly She’s scared over the bombing making this registration. A member iough order, directing that Ihn man as used nnd cleated. * Prof, and Mis. Ziegler left imme­ northwestward between Roye snd of each local board will act in the raids tho allies now mtko almost at In the loading regulations, cucum­ be returned to agriculture. diately after tho ceremony for Co- Lastlgny with the evident purpose of bers ami all commodities In hamwrs will over her munition centers and capacity of chlqf registrar i t the limbia, 8. C., where the honeymoon outflanking both poal Ions. _*-Tho’ place of registration (the office ol fortified towns along the Rhine; she of a heavy weight must be loaded Shooting at Monroe will be spent, after which they will British been pressed back In fears to think of tho effect of these the local hoard . Registration Card return to Macon, Ga., and reside at on end, top of hamper and bottom J A t Moffat, was shot near his violent tombsts as a salient given W raids at homo as the peoplof grow Form 1, BLUE- and tne SECOND • to bottom and must be loaded three violent combats as a salient driven edition of tho QUESTIONNAIRE | the Y. M, C. A. « more and more frightened high in cat. Sanford growers op­ tome . t Monro® in here might easily prove disas­ Tomalo. . F l ? « h C .n .r ta J shall bo used. . . . ’ posed this method of loading for bus been employed by Mr. MoUat. Sho is frightened over the flat trous for th e . enemy defense’s sys­ 3.—Tho registration cares will not LlcuirLetls Here lettuce and similar light commodi­ The men wero engaged in c0"ver“ ' failure of tho.peace feelers she con­ tems on the present line. be assigned registration' numbers in ties, such as casserole, romalpe, etc., stantly sends out through scores of accordance with Sections 43 snd 44, From Ualleull on tTie northern Lieut. Norris Levis is home from »nd their protest was granted, which different routes (J she expected her but all registration cords of persons Camp Grant, Illinois, >¥hero no ha side of the Lys salient to the south means that the old method of load­ continued blows or the west front registered under said proclamation been taking Intensive training In tho near Vaux Berquln tho *Germans ing lettuce, etc., on sides will he conthis summer would put tho allied (copies- «ro to ho treated as "late officers training school and where he have, been proved back steadily and powers In a "xeecptlvo mood " tinm-ct. ‘ . ‘ registrants" of tho Class of JuVie passed a successful examination and now apparently have foreed them of! In shipping cabbage, either the Sho is frlghtpnod over the failure 1918 and are to be assigned regis­ was appointed second lieutenant. this seetkru. The latest British gain ’•Norfolk" or “ Florida" cabbage bar­ i s i . Moffat Is now on the road of tho submarined; as agslnat her tration and order' numbers in ac- Norris is the son of Mr. and Mrs. was on g'Tft)nt a-Tfont ol of four fout milea between. rel efate may be used, the cilmcn- - J f c T S L - P «“ - " T ' boast, that tho U-boat4would bar cordcjico with Sections 9 to 16, .In Norris Levis of this city and Is a Yaux Berquln arid naUleul. Tney •ions of cither being 12 x 18 x 33 “ l l H y tko .h.ri(Ti .m e . • » ! '« American troopa from Europe, the cluslvd, of the Rules and - Regula­ graduate of, Florida University. Af­ also captured Outterateen, east of inches, inside measurements. Th® i prelM n.ry be ° r0 / “d‘ ” Yankees are coming over—thousands tio n (Form 74- for determining the ter his graduation he went to the Morris, which probably marka tho Florida crate has a solid panel head of them etch week—and the losses training camp at Grant and has maximum progress in this region in • *Uh three wide slats on each side, Hr i ° r There U but little doubt through sinkings are less than any order of liability of registrants of been working hard ever since with tho last week. South of .tho Bell* data of June, 1918. A copy of all *hlle the Norfolk crate has • thrH In thTmlnds Of those who know him of thfr allies had dared hope registration cards and the list of the the fine result noted above. Ills ieux-Vaux Rerquin road the terrain • »lat head and four natrow slats on- I . ? Tamil, b demented, as he has She b acared over her after-war names of all registrants {Txall be for­ many friends here and elsewhere will •lopes gradually to the valley of the either side and it Is contended that proepects, being trouble before »§0ffatt sr-.ff.tt and mnd F4 in uouui« *ro,u» constantly. —ffW, -warne< —— warded warded immediaieiy Immediately aiier after regiairareglatra be glad to hear of'his success and Lya, on the eastern bank of which U the Norfolk crato Is preferable no­ been no grudge again* . In public by her own thinking menLfon to state headquarters together b* will make Unde Sam a good roan rite* afiln . Apparently tne Ger­ cture of id better ventlUtlon qualmans have been pushed aeroes theiald. they had no trou ,or the ahootlng. * (Continued on Paga Three) lwith the etatement of the HIGH- wherever he is placed. . • Itlei. / ■ ... . tbere n° •*e w y . GERMANY DRAFT LAW IS SCARED THISMONTH BYEVENTS MEANSMANY The tug of war catne between the 'T. •■ ' si I. ml. . '1 *• A . J E H* * 4 �• ’ PAGE EIGHT ■. . V f-n fi l) M U • -V-.- • • • • - V ' -Y r^ •' m i . I haQ T FA 1 *, I l*“•V t t L I V • • a 'mm• ••■• •••' - , ' ■ • '■*' • • ..■ THE 8ANPORD HERALD . \ •■'-■;■• / • -l‘: In Addition to Geraldine Farrar, Pauline Frederick and the Rex Beach Stones Louise Huff; Carlyle Blackwell and Montagu Love have been added to •staff of Stars and will be Shown Exclusively at the Stah . •. [" • • * , * ’ ‘ y . _ ■ * ^ • ^ « • . •• • • _________ 4 FRIDAY—Goldwjrn Nlghl—The Female Falrbanka—MabelNormand * MONDAY—Theda Bara in vThe noaeurDlSoa ’, a Iso's Comedy. . • • i ... - — • • In “ Dodging a Million”.' ’ * • ! TUESDAY—The Second Chapter of “ A Flfht For Millions”, also a | SATURDAY—Bryant Washburn in “ TwentrOne’-LalsaiUloroihan Bare , Special Six Act Feature, also a Comedy, . , I M^ Child’* a Harold Lloyd Comedy, also "The Lions Claws”. . ; * *. r Matinee Daily at 3:15, Admission 5 & y>c. ________________ ' * "** *‘ * . • , C om ing-R ex Beach’s “TKfe Barrier”. “OvA There" Etc. -----------------------------———— -------------- AUCU8T If, |n » l b .................... tu ttb u n *(_.Tas Cirlllcili No. j j W dated th* 2n4*dajr....................... ol Juno. A. D. 1*02, having facllltVca to.truck It th« com haa filed aald4 M*tU eeitlflcate la my o'fflrt, sad has Ing Bcuon. Submit pronoltL made application for Ui dt*'d to laauo In accordant* with lair. bsM certificate em­ S. F. Flournoy 1100 Ei.Mh T ’ brace* tha following described property alL cdtrtl la Seminole1county, Florida, to>wlt: N1 W .'W u h l„ IL „ T CE',h ‘S j , Lp W. cha. ot BKl( ol tfWW. Hoc. 1». Tp. 20 B., Jt. *9 East, ' l l scree. .Tho j*4d land bring assessed at tho data of th*v issuance ol such car Ifirsto In th naot of Unknown. Alto: Notice la hrraBy'glvan that W. II. Iloyd, purrhaeer of Tn* Certtflcato No. 170, dated ‘the tth day ot July, A. O. 1D0S, haa filtA'aald roretfieata lit my offle*. and hu made application for tat deed to- laaua la accordant* .with law. Said certificate em­ braces the following described property sit­ uated lo Semlnoh^ounly^lnrldaj-to-wttr BWU ot BWq, Bee. I*. Tp. JO 8, IL <9 Eeal '40 acres. Bald land being assessed at lha daU of th* la uanr* of such certifi­ cate In the name ol unknown, f Aleot Notts la berthy given that W. II. Al.o: N No. 1101. noyd, b uurrhaaeT r--------- c( Taa Cnrtifiitn , dated th e t t h i day day ol of June. Ju n e. A.-IL A. IL ll99„haa UAcate In * 7 . office, office, and baa h filed said certificate For 8alq—Fine grgpM for ■erving or Jelly. • Phone 3713 Ch.!' Tyler, Sanford. For Salo-W hat pe„ „ htVc , •lock, corn taring of W h lp g .c u ” ' JNftW_Bra*r and Brabhams at $2 7S per bushel F. O. B. Seville H, stock guarnteed Bound, only a ’limlt* ed quantity to offer. Prevatt L Co S«v»l«, Fl«. ' 99-?6tc . H»vo A Look at the Derby pro.-. mad* ap p licatio n for iR* deed to lMu# In e rro dane w ith low . ■Jfd eertlflcet* am- j* rty , 610 'Laurel Avenue, Sanford utaree th a follow ing d ra« ;h * d p ro p e rty althated In Sem inole count* F lorida, to-w ltl Fla., and make an offer for It to A’ Ten seres In Hqr. In RW Co . of L o t t , Be*. Derby, 97 Washington Avenue Oil 11, T p. X0 8 .. B. 59 E. 10 atre*. T h e aald land being assessed a t th a data of th e Issue c>ty> p«-_________■ 96-16 tp ■ net of su th certificate In th e nam e of Un­ know n. ** • Alio: N otice i s ‘hereby given th a t W. If. Iloyd. p u rchaser of T a t C arllfleata N o. 791, For Rent—Five room house, Urge dated the 2nd day of J a p e , A. U . 1902. hat filed said certificate In my office, en d haa lot. . Conveniences. Flowing well m ade ap p licatio n for t a t deed to laaua _ln 8sld certificate em-o East fcaat Sanford Saniord Avo., / accordance w ithh low. la Third, .street! FOR RENT AMUSEMENT "THE ROSE OF BLOOD” Theda Bara in "The Roae of Jllood” at the Star Theatre Monday Theda Bara the eminent William Fox acreen star who haa’ Juat com­ pleted a new William Fox picture "The. Rose of Blood ” makes some very I n te r r in g disclosures abodt "love piracy " a phase of human na­ ture to which she has given a great deal of atbdy and research. " T h e ' Love Firate is no fanciful figure of speech" said Miss Bara. "She is o fascinating reality. Scien­ tific and social observers definitely have fixbd the type. A clever Frenchman haa visualized her—em' bodied many beautiful buccaneers in a single woman—so that you may note her chight her sinuous propor­ tions the color of her eyes and hair shape of nose chin and mouth and all of her characteristics of manner and speech. Painters have thus em­ bodied n personality with more or less of the sentimental feeling «>f light and color; but this is u rendi­ tion based wholly on observation and Scientific data. Character of the Love Pirate "The love pirate is the direct re­ sult of the social conditions of today. She may either lack what we con­ sider certain essentials of character or be exceedingly strong in higher attributes. "In other words " continued Miss Bara "she is likely to he either n weak ’pleasure loving woman or a woman of exceeding strength of char­ acter—a sort of over-woman ’ whose creed is ‘whatever I desire is right.’ The widening emancipation of wom­ an as an individual entity is largely responsible for this type—the Cleo­ patra, of brains and resource1as well as human—and inhuman—feeling.” 'What She Looks Like From a great maaa of mattfcr col­ lected Mlsa Bara anawera the des­ cription of the typical love pirate. The description of the composite siren Is about 5 fbet 6 inches In height; with black hair dark brown eyes that appear to be blaek and under perfect archea; warm vivid coloration Hus akin fair and running to olive through which the blood called up by emotions 'shows like roses glowing beneath amber or snow —with lipa sensitive but full full of the possibilities of love and loving; tho chin of the idealist but strength«npd by a certain amount of pur­ pose; a smooth serene forehead like as till pool that may reflect every mood of the weather and then lapse back into I}* unruffled calm; perfect­ ly prdptfrtionod—chest meapurc ment 38—and with uns tudied grace in every movement the whole giv­ ing not an unpleasant suggestion of the feline. inside Sfor y of the Wir In Gerard Film When on October 1’5 1916 the kaiser shook his fist in th e fuee of Amliassudor James W. Gerard and told him that after t ho war was end­ ed he would stand no nonsense from the United Stntcs he did not realize that the patience of American* would soon reach the breaking point. • The whole series of incidents J h c plot and intrigue the broken prom­ ises the deliberate disreagrd of all the rights of a friendly nation in the insane desire to rule the world is dearly shown in the wonderfully vivid motion picture reproduction of Mr. Gerard's book "M y Four Years i n Germany." .* Here you she unrolled before you the whole page of history from the Znbern incident to the gathering of the American army over there. tity of’ paste jewelry to gives her an idea of what the real collictlbn of her aunt looks like .some old fash­ ioned clothe* some pojion in case she should find her lover untrue and instructions to buy herself lots of diamonds and pretty gowns. Then.the lawter's clerk learna th at he haa made a mistake And ahould nbt have given Arabella the $800 check. His frantic efforts to regain possession of the check atir the tradesm en and thoy demand their money only to learn th at Arabella haa none. The situation develops into a big surprise the action con­ tinuing at rapid fire pace to the end. Levy count y can boaat of prob" ably the best peanut crop In her his­ tory. Everywhere do we find them in good condition. Wo to o hnv the hogs plenty for home use and a goodly supply for the "Sammies." Many peanuts will be shipped for milling purposes.—Bronabn 'TimcsDemocrat. . • •A. J. Newell the veteran fcrrrter and hotel man hns been busy this week shipping his crop of navy beans which amounted to 10 000 pounds and for which he received 12 )$ cents per pound. He ran the beans through a hulling machine which separated the beans from tho pod and the fan in the hullcr blow the chaff aside and left the pure white beans which he hnd sacked and ship­ ped by rail.—Moore H^vcn Times. The cotton and castor bean crop of this section nre doing fine so far and it now looks like both of these crops will realize good profits to the growers. The army worm. which has been such a menace to these crops at other places south of us hns done but little damage here so far. All farmers arc watching and spray­ ing where necessary and it is now thought that these crops will emo Every American should seo this through all right.—Fcllamcrc Trib­ picture so that he citn better under­ stand why America must stand une. united against this common foe. Bryan & Mcansom aro packing The picture will be shown at the nnd shipping avocado pears this Star Theatre soon. week. The pears are nearly all large Mabel Normand In ‘Dodging a Mil­ lion" at Star The|itrc "Dodging a M illion" tho first Goldwyn starring vehicle of Mabel Nornland is described as a myaterydrama of love thrills and laughter. It was written by Edgar Selwyn the famous dramatist and A. M. Ken­ nedy. Armbcflla Flynn n dresser in a modiste shop is notified tlint she has inherited the fortune of a weal­ thy aunt who lives, in Guatemala and is given by a firm of lawyers a check for 1800 and three trunks that she is to open one after another on consecutive days. She moves promptly to tho most fashionable hotel in the city where she begins -a rojnance with Jack Forsythe handsome son of tho cor­ set king who heretofore has been unable to find a girl who would-take him seriously because of his father’s, . M ABELS business. She finds herself unable to NORM AND* to spend her $800 check because1her P S ta r in J fame as an heirers has preceded her Gokfwyn P ictu reo * |||| ^nd tradesmen Insist th a t she do business with them on credit. y At the Star Theatre Friday in Thefthrceltrunks contain a quan­ •Dodging a Million* and perfectly sound and good color. One box of six pears which was weighed together totalled eleven pounds two ounces net the largest weighing a l.ttlc over two pounds. If there is any place in the south that can beat BrowArd county grow­ ing penrs please trot them out.—Ft. Luuderdale Sentinel. Howard Sylvester left the first part of the week for the western mule markets to purchase’ the first carload of mules of the season. lie expects to return Saturday and the stuck is expected here the Ramc day. Mr, Sylvester si one of the largest dealers in mules in Quincy nnd dur­ ing the last several seasons has ship­ ped many head to Gadsden county. —Qulrtcy Times. . Chairman Hurley of 1the U; S. Shipping.Board, Postmaster General Burleson, F'ood Administrator Hoo­ ver, and Samuel Gompcrs appeared before a senate committee having up the question of prohibiting the manufacluro of beer nnd argued agninsl it. Thlp In face of the fact that in I he manufacture of beer last yeat it requited $65,000,000 worth of bai'ley; $31,000,000 woith corn; $7,­ 200,000 worth of rice; $4,600,000 worth of rye; $2,000,000 worth of molasses; $11,000,000 worth of hops. Besides more or less of minor pro­ duct*. Secretary D anlej spoke in favor of complete prohibition. owing described property all- k»_ni„ ,_ p t> braces'the following note county. Florida, to-wit: JnPPly to ~ *' II. Loffler. 102-3tc uated In Seminole ■ - » ■■ Deg.1A chay 8 of NW. Cor. of Lo* 1, Bee. \ IS. Tp. 10 8 IL 59 Eoat, run E. 9.95 ch*. \ FqFor Ren»_Eln Rent—Eight room house fur­ H. 19 drg, W 9.47 eha., W. 7.40 cha., N . 1.90 cha. 5 acres. nished for rent, with all modern con­ Th* said land being attested a t t h e date of the Issuance of such certificate In th o name veniences. *'Call a t 417 Firat St. of Unknown. ' . __________ 102-2lp Alao: Notice la hereby glean t h a t W . H, Iloyd, purchaser of Tn* Certificate .N o . 551 The 187 counties of Texas, Mhe dated doy of ol June. A. D. 1901. h i t the I3rd r d day certificate In my office, n d haa car largeat atate in the Union, and Altd aald illeatlon for l_______ a s dred to taaue In M AM iPplifA w w raw ... larger in area than the emplie of accordance with law. Bald earUfleat* em ­ lha following described p ro p e rty , il l ­ Germany la now bone dry. The laat ubraces m e d In Seminole county, • Florida, to-wll: 1 lea* 9.30 eh* N. and S. by 59.90 eha. of the 800 saloons* in the state Lot E. and W. an 8 . alda and leas 13.45 cha. E closed their doors on June 26. and W. by 1.75 cha. N. and 8. In N E - Cor. and leas begin 5 eha. 8. of NW. Cor.« ru n L. Two bulletins published by the 9.11 ch*. £ 19 deg. W. *.47 eha.. W. 7.40 eha., N. 6.90 c h a ) . Bee. IS, T p. 20 B.. IL Stale Expeiimenl Station at Gaines­ 59 east. T ha aald land being aatcaaed at the date of t h Issuance of tuch r e r i&catt ville, thal ahould bo in tho hands of In the name of J . M. Mitchell. our farmers arc; "Florida Truck and Unless aald certificates *hall be rede med law l a s deeds will Issue • l e r e o n Garden Insects,” by Prof. J. R. Wat­ according'to on th e 17th day of Septamber, A. D. 1918. son and "Somo Important Disrates WIInrM my offirial algnalura and seal this ICth day of August, A. U. 1918. of Truck Crops in Florida” by Prof. tha(seal) E. A. n o U O L A S S , Clerk Circuit C o u rt Seminole C o., H s . C. D. Shcrbakoff. These bullet iris Ily V. M. Douglass, I). C. describe insects and animals, and 103-Frl-5tc . fungus and bacterial diseases, nnd llr a of Aaplldalon fee Tax D eed Under tell how to control them. Insects, N aNrrlloa S C h a p lrr 4RRS. Laws of F lo rid a Notice Is h rr r b y given lhat II. C. Du­ bugs nnd fungus »growt hs annually ll oar is purchaser of Tax. Certificate N o. 213, inflict great loss in farm crops, but deled Ihe 7lh day of Ju ne. A. D. I90il, has tiled certificate in my nfllre, and haa with knoylcdgo nnd effort much of made said application f o r lax deed to issue In accordance with law. Bald certificate em ­ the loss can be prevented. braces the following described property altuated In Bcmlnnlr county, Florida, to-wit: Lot* 10, II and 12, Fla. Land A Col. Co. a You linve heard of the postal ‘Addition to South Sanford. The said land zoning system. It is n scheme i>y being assessed a t tho date of the Issuance of such certificate In th e name of U nkn o w n . which the distance of a town from Also: Notice is hereby given t h a t IL C. New York increases the expense of Du Dose I* purchaser nf Tax Certificate N o. dated the 6th d a y of July, A. D. 1908. transporting magazines nnd news­ 360, hav frird aald certificate In my office, an d ha« made application for tax deed to Issue In papers to it from the metropolis, It accordance with lew. Said certificate e m ­ ji a part and perhaps a necessaty braces • the following described p ro p e rty situated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wll: part of the revenuo program. Lota 23, 24,. S3, 36. 37, 38. 39. 40, 47, 4H 50,, 51 and 61, Fla. Laijd A Col. C o.’a The further n town U sit uni cd *9, Addition to South Sanford. The aald lahd bring BMfUfd at th a d a t r of ItiURnrr of ■aid from New York the less effectually certificate In the n a m e of Unknown. is it served with periodicals on which Unless said certificate shall be redeem ed according to law tax deeds will Issue th ereo n it has depended to keep it in touch on th# 16th day of Septem ber. A. I). I9IA. Witness my offirial signature and te a l this with vital developments in our na­ th e 13th day of August. A. D. 19IB. tional life. Communities like ours (.eal) . F.. A. D O U GLASS, Clerk -Circuit C o u rt Seminole Co.. Fla. aro the bone and sinuc of the body Ily V. kl. Douglass, l>. C. 102-Tur* Jtc politic, and we dopend on metropoliian distributing centres for tho links which bind us to similar comnfunlUea and to the great republic of whjtffi wc arc all a part. This Journal, will do Ha share In CLASSIFIED plugging the gap. Wc undertake this duty in no spirit of presump­ tion but in humble appreciation of ADVERTISING the privilege which the responsibil­ ity confers, with u film resolve to aovid any change in our fundamen­ tal chnrncler. It is our aim at all times to ictlec' in every printed ? All Local A dvertisem ents U nder lino the sterling spirit and individ­ T h is Heading T H R E E C EN TS a ual quality of Ihe district which it Line For Each In a e rllo n . M inim um C harge 25 C enta. . is our privilege to serve. In anawenng an advcrtlactncnt where no name is mentioned in tho Attila’s Hoard Never Found. ■ * id, please do not ask Tho Herald Alnrlr tli<> (loth plundered Home nnd got together n vast amount of for Informn.ion as to tho identity of treasure. When lie died, the legends the .advertiser. Usually wc do not relate, tills loot was hurled with him know who tho ndvertiaer is and if ut the bottom of the Kuscnto river, wo do wo are not allowed to givo and nil the captive slnves who were out this information. Simply write forced tojiulld fils tomb were slnln, a letter and address it as per in­ bo that the Itnmnns might never find Ills resting place. The rich spoils of structions in tho ad. Attlln, the story runs, were hurled In FOR SALE n enve. Neither hoard lias ever l>«,*en discovered. • F’or Sale—Horae, wagon and bug­ sy. Bargain. ’Enquire Herald of­ Nolle- of Aprllrallsn for Tat Hard Under fice. . 102-ltp Section R of Chapter till, Lava of Fl*rIda F'or Sale—Freah milch cow. R. L Notira I* hrrrby fltren that W. II. Itoyd. purchaser ot Tai CrrtlArala No. 700, dalrd Garrison, Sanford. 93-tf the 2nd day of June, A. II. 1002, haa Aled said rrrtiAratr In my ofllre, and haa made application lor taa Heed to issue In accordFor a ale or rent for cash or shares anca with law. Bald certificate embraera tha following dracrlbrd properly altuated In 16 acres land eight acres tiled flow­ Seminole county, Florida, to-wll: lleg. NE. ing well at loading slhtion Cam­ Cor. ot Sec. 13. Tp. 20 8.. It. 29 Hast. run W. 13.15 ch , a. 3.72 eha, K. 13.45 rh*. N. 3.72 cha. 5 acrei. The aald la d being aa- eron City :Lot5 68 and 67 Celery araied at the date of lha liauance of,such Delta;. Willing to finance respon­ rer Iflcat In th name ol Wm. M. Lambert. sible party with approved references Alao: Notice Is brr by given that W. II. Eight room house for, rent, SE cor­ ner Cyprepa avenue and Third street. J. E. Pace. 101-tfc I- ■ - For- Rent—Ten acre fsrm nesr Moore’a Station. Five srrn tiled. Good large houae and harn. Cuh rent. See W. M. Haynes at Herald Office. ioo-tf • Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or M onth—fork avenue Fist, 105 North Park avenue, over L. It. Phil­ ips & Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. Hart, manager. . 30-tf WANTED W anted—A piano 143 Schelle Malnes. box. Phot* 103-tfc W anted—To rent unfurnished houae or bungalow of about five rooms. Immediate possession. J. E. Johnson, Wight Grocery Co. !02-2tc W anted—Salcsmnn and Collector, with cAr or tci^m for Seminole coun­ ty. Apply Singer Sewing Machine Co., Orjando, Fla. l02-.1tp , W anted—Good milk cow. No re­ ply wanted if cow ia not first class. T. I. Hawkins, Sanford. 100-4tp Printer—Under draft age w»hts position on small central Florida newspaper. Apply Box 307, San­ ford, Fla. 101-tp Reward.—Reward paid to anyone proving th at t\io "Miracle Medicine" failed tp do what is aaya. 103-1 tc Wanted, Men—Saah & Door Fac­ tory. Bench hands and machine hands. Good inside Carpenter. Steady work the year round. In replying, give ex­ perience and salary expected. Scldrn Door Co., Falatka, Fla. 97 if Found a t Last —A medicine xafe easy to take never nny bad effects never fnils Well hardly ever. 103-1tc Middle aged man with family. Just past draft age, good habits, wants fo meet party or firm desiring tho services of one who is able to adjust hipififlf lo most any line of mercantile business, having held positions of responsibility and truxt for the past 25 years. Addnu O. H.f care Herald. 100-Jtc Lost.—My dyspepsia irregularity of bowels.! general ill health all be­ cause I ventured to take that "Mir­ acle Medicine." It can't lie found. No reward. 103-11q. ' p r .P 4 R T M F . N T O f T H E , N 'j‘flH*.9" U. 8. L a n d Office i t Oalne**1}1*. f i f e Notice I* h e re b y *lv.n t h * t Rohe'"* NIsoJ of Geneva. Florlds. vrho. on J u l y 10, 19i» w ;< s u s f c ' J i p a s’* y i 5 s & . ? t n d W w o l ^ B ) / % * c l l o i i 3*. To-nshlp 20 8. R a n t* 32 E, T»H»h*t»e* Meridian. filed nolle* of Intention to •“ ■•‘•.•J*’?* proof to **tmbU*h claim , 0 |,l h * ^Bandescribed, before clerk Hreult court, •» «»“ ford, Flw. on t h e XJrd «Uy Ausust. .!»*•Claimant n am e* *■ *ltne**e«: Will Collier of Geneva. FI*. R a tte r Reeve* of Geneva. E*n. Null* llur(e*a of Genov*. El*; . . Chtrll* B ta w a rt ^ T V u A V IS . Refitter. 94-Tnee 8 Frl-lOte- «^U IIIIIIIIIIXX XIIIIIIIIIIIIX XXIIlIlH IIXXx’llllllllllll^llllllllllllX^llllllllllllXXIIIIilllllllX9«lll«IIIIN BICitECIAL SALE ON LOW COT SHOES ONE W E E K O N LY C EG IN N IN G Satur August 17th, Through Saturday, August 24th x Will Close Out Entire Line of Men’s, Women’s and Childrens Low Cut Shoes at Prices x Worth Considering. Take Advantage of this Sale and Save Money on Your Shoes. mswxiuiiiiiiiiixxxiiuniiiiiiKXMaittiuinixx ; *vw." ' • .• so'/'* • V. .. - �THE SANFORD HERALD THESANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager l'ut>tl>h*d E nij Tum<Uz Jni Friday B U naC K IP T lO N IM W * * d U rBICK IN ADVANCE: a t y b r C srrlw W.00 F « T e s t Is A d n x t Sr » « Prt llM lh . ^ rs y s M la Is Atrmstt H u l B* M u ll s i O B— nany. The four years to date- of FoYnewhero In France" wilj . be changed to rti'Somewhere In Ger­ many ", und^ the Hunt will be'given a taste of their own bitter medicine. Not th at the allied forces will be' guilty of anything like the’indescrib­ able outrages perpetrated by tho Huns in Belgium and France. That is‘unbelievable the allied forces are not mad*~up-of-be^nta-nor'da thry make war on defe less children but there will bo an Inevitable wasto and want and destruction rfccompanying the march of ^ n army through the land and there will be little sympathy wasted on this side of tho water if Germany gets a bat­ tering from the "malfcd fist" of AUGUST 20 dler to anwsor your letter.* Ho wants to hear from homo; for if he wanU to hear from you os often ns you can wrltoVand mdre. He Ryes for nows frai©) home; for It he Is constantly hungry. Don’t think they are' never homesick; they are. They have their blue periods, but will make a man of you and bring comfort and .happiness to voui these can be lessened and brightened by letters from homo ^fam ily. JVe are all creatures of habit and a bad habit grows strone Be sure your letters contain good . er and stronger until it overwhelms uK Form the Saving Habil news and cheerful messages Tell today wid keep it up—it will overwhelm you with its safeness ant them nothing that will depress them, comfort. , • * for In the hour of bottle, when the mind must be clear, there should be CAPITAL 550,000.00 ’ SURPLUS |15,000.0b no distracting thought of unhappi­ ness at hon\e Y ur boy may be in a hand to hand fight with n Hun; they say at sucl\ times o n e's’ life passes in review os when drowntng Your last letter will be in, his mlndIf It w*as not of tho right sort it may "rattle" him at the time when a c. M. HAND O. L TATLOR R. R, DE clear head means life for him and tw i w j ,. p. l WOODRUFF Vka-PratUsel ' CwkW Au’iCsd | death fer the Hun, or the opposite T hat’s noralc, and nothing makos BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS for a' strong morale like tho right kind of nesw from home—and lo ta; o fit. _ . • Tell the boys they are missing nothing ncre, th a t everything is go­ ing along like It was when they left, except th a t we at home are more in­ terested in the( war the longer it BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST lasts Nothing else matters to us BET WE UN.YOU AND ME" what you call It- to come and ih»k, now We are thinking ol^nothlng 'e v e n t h e g a t e p o s t my hand and say "We are glad y0u but the war In Europe Tell him are back." I pity them if tlty do NOT IN IT that we grab every crumb of nows Everyone knows who they are, thrir from him and the Americans in rA Chief Is Among Ye Titklng Notes names are common talk. I wonder and Faith, “H ellP rin t ’em"— France, th at your every crumb of how long the community will i'tiad So Sajra Sauntcrer. news from him and thought now js of for these certain few to get by. him and his comrades, are In this war and some of m Letter writing to. the boys in Eu­ News paper Men In Khaki to go and are going honorably, sift rope will help to win the war; do It others have done and are still ieilt well and often —St Augustine Rec­ "Your posto is dry ifi th e old brown everything In every way t« tMp • bowl, ord Mr. Editor—This is written by How can *they look tWir Your copy .shears covered with one who*ts in the selective draft, and out. mothers and their fallows In the fw» rust, is taking his turn when his number They have no blood in their veinesTIM E EXTENDED And a sharp-pronged spindle still is called. I answered my question­ It is only yellow fluid forced through awaits, naire honest,and was justly classified, their veins that they may live for Its grist of "First Page Must and am willing to go, but I wonder their own little selves—while myself how u certain few- feel about how and five million others go ind fight Your battered mill no more resounds they got their classifications. I won- to protect his wife, sweetheart »n4 To the tunc of a feature lead, do? how certuiir men feel who made mother. I wonder what kind of a No Mono it swings from "josh" to out their ntliduvits. 1 wonder i,f being a slacker is How long will h, "sob" their mothers do not feel selfish that be allowed to mingle with human Whichever the desk decreed. their boys are staying at home and beings?—A Drafted Boy. Many times it was "over tne top" When a whale of a story 'broke. And you didn’t out and you didn't sleep But still could see a joke. LINCOLN IIULLEY, Ph. D., LIU. D., LL. D ., President S end Now for a Catalog D cLand, Florida Heroes Weren't in fashion then, And nobody looked for praise; THE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT—Degrees of Master of Arts and Sciences. "A good yard, Bill," from the M. E’s THE COLLEGEiOP LIBERAL ARTS FOR MEN—Twenty-one determents desk, In all. The reward for work of days. THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FOR WOMEN—A woman dean, separ­ ata dormitories. m ' t* * ~ Tho gnmo you've left ami the game THE COLLEGE OF LAW—Graduates practice In Florida without exsmimtioa you’re in THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-Conrsc In Engineering leading to degrees Are not so much unlike; THE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS--Especially for Florida teachers. Both call for stuff of the finer sort THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS — Banking, Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting. When tho moment comes to strike. THE ACADEMY—Prepares for all high grade college*. THE SCHOOL OP MECHANIC ARTS—For boys and young men. The same crusading spirit’s there. THE SCHOOL OFiMUSIC—Piano, pipe organ, violin, vofa\ harmony and Although they've changed the chorus work. rules: THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS. Still you’re battling for the facts With a different set of tools. Special Attention is Called To . • * fOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA they realize that the final battles of the war may be fought on German soil and they are preparing for it. Only the final ciollapse of German resistance can avert II and while that will come eventually we can hardly hope for it yet awhile.— Tampa Times. A RUSH ON THE PARSON 5 No sooner did it appear that tho 1 draft limits would be extended than there was a rush on the parson. r And it Is significant that the rush 1 was not made by boys of 18 to 21 but by bachelors of 31 to 45. Don’t you know that the hearts SAME HERE of many maiden ladies were made' Those merchants who go to sleep glad when they happily answered a t the switch board should bear ini "yes" to the question they had been mind that the catalogue houses "kill1 patiently awaiting -for many years thei? engine" on a hill A few tonsi from their too reluctant and too-pro­ of new catalogues reached Oiange crastinating swains? county this week If it didn't pay But don’t you know, too, that to advc?the, those folks would quit the hearts of those newly made ma­ — Repoi ter-Stnr trons were made sad when they be­ gan to realize just what reason im­ NO NEW NEWSPAPERS pelled tnclr long time courtiers and short-time husbands to their hastily Because of absolute necessity of and unexpected avowals? curtailing the use oi paper, the pulp John Philip Sousa has just writ­ and paper section of the Wnr Indus­ ten a new wedding march to replace tries Board has ruled that during the war no new newspaper shall be the strains of tho German composer, Mendelssohn. Don’t you know that established. After October 1 any newspaper when this wedding march is a few which mnila copies to a non subscrilr- months older its every note will be or who tins not paid iq advance may u stab into the heart of every one of these belated ant.-draft brides lose its second class rate. who hear it. There is a psychology of patriot­ The hoys and girls about Sanford ism. Years from now* gnawing con­ are having the time of their lives science will make double cowards of picking cotton. Not only are. they the slackers of today, whether they I helping to solve the labor prbblom. married in haste to cheat their coun­ but at the some time they arc mak­ try of their services, or whether they ing money, a goodly portion( of smothered their conscience nnd made which is being invested In thrift their tongues derlure that they were stamps, according to the Herald. unable to assist with money or with The youngsters deserve encourage­ time and effort at home. ment, und it is to lie hoped the far­ 1. Tke Preliminary Cmirs* In AglMUam—lloUny, Blotocy. O m n l r nnd Iooi|»nle Oittn. The grandchildren of these antiblry . q u n llu ilr* nod qutntlUUr* • nily.li, Acnculturnl ChomUlry, Minrrtljfj. mers are allowing them a hit more Yours is a privilege high and rare, l.rolocy, 4 r . draft weddings will ask greybeards for their labor than is usually paid; But we’ve no dbubt of you. always get them. Friday afternoon 2. I h f l*rr-Mrdlr>l Cnoin*—Phyilolofy, IlloUvy. Anttomv, tUcUrlolocy. ItUtolocy, Znolocr. questions about the yenr of 1918 llotany, (janernl Cbairlitry, Inorganic CnareUtry, Ortanle CbamUtry, qualltallir aad they deserve it.—Palm Beach Post. Quantitative Chemistry, Phyilrs. that will cause slow hoarts to skip n | ho was on tho bridge fishing, nnd his You’ve always had the. habit of Seeing big things through. I. Th* Can rat foe Itsllflaas Waeaeeo—to II.MIral Literature. HUlory. Ko|luh. P»ychobfTi ■ beat and sluggish blood to halt in mind was probably in tits congress­ I'edafofy, Ethlca, Lotlo and T^ietem. „ _» — ExchnniJe. BRICK ROADS- PAY DIVIDENDS hardening arteries. ional hall, for suddenly nis rod hit DoLand is beginning already to No man who gives less than his tiie watci with a splash. Joe gazed reap the benefit of her brick roadaf heat this year will ever regain a con­ nt the tipples only a moment, when 1 Do you know what loyalty is? At the meeting of the bonrd of coun­ science clear and free. —Leesburg he asked a man standing near; Have you ever analyzed it? I'm a UNIVERSITY O F FLORIDA ■ FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE ty commissioners lust week, the bud­ Com merical. great stickler for loyalty, ami I have "How deep is that water?" Gainesville FO R W OM EN get for the ensuing year wqs mane ----O---"About twenty feet,” was the re­ my own notions about it. Loyalty up. The Daytona Halifax district Tallahassee means a grout deni more than simply -Military Training Under Army Officers NUMBER YOUR LETTERS ply. Course. In ArU and G clrnm , Asrtrultur*. 659Studrnt* from ZB Florida Counlin and IT spent $100,000 on its road system, "Reckon it’s cold?" asked the Con "n o t betray.” More than acquies­ C hsm Before Ralph M. Alexander, son lnl, Civil. Klrctriral and Mrchtalral Entf- Btataa 1917-1S. ToUl SSI Including Suraarr .not yet complete. The budget for of Water Superintendent W. J. Alex­ Brhool to d Short Court*. cence. Such things are ‘ negative; nwring. Law. lyarhvr*' Coll***. Writ* a t one* (or Catalog. muintninnnee calls for $50,000, of ander of St, Augustine left home to loyalty Is a positive virtue. It is Tuition Frv*. fknd tor Catalog. A. A. MURPIIREE, President EDWARD CONRADI, President which amount $35,000 is for oiling go to war he and his father agreed more, than personal nlso. Loyalty With this assurance, the disting­ the new road between DcLand und to number their letters to each other uished fisherman took n "header" Daytona, yet to. lie built, leaving after the bay* had sailed for Frpncc, fot th o ‘bottom of tho river. After $15,000 strictly fo r‘"maintenance." the father numbering each, letter he making several attempts without New Smyrna spent $250,000 on Us wrote the boy No. 1, 2, etc., the boy success, he gave up the. search, d6roads. The budget culls for $20,- doing likewise. They have done clding that he would save time by 776.C8 for maintenance. this systematically, and the result coming to town, nnd purchasing, an­ DcLand spent $350,000 on its bus been that each one knows how- other outfit. He says he got to the road*. Tho budget calls for $0,G0(^ many letters the other' has written, bottom every tim e.—New Smyrna for maintenance. whether they have ail been received Breeze, Aug. 2. Daytona's roads nrc of asphaltic or not. In fact, Mr. Alexander has concrete: New Smyrna’s tends nro of received No;'14, but Nos. 12 and 13 • 1 W e l l , the wnr is a great leveller. snell, while DeLund's roads arc of havo never arrived. He, therefore, Gallagher to Atlanta I Two of those old fellows who were \-ement grounted brick. Bandmaster J. M. Gallagher nnd | sore bn me last week for getting their believes that the two letters which The brick roads nave already lie- failed to reach him went down on family left today for Atlanta where goat have come in and said that gun to.pny dividends in the matter one of tho returning tfansports that "Mr. Gallagher will be the lender of tncy were off their base nnd renewed of upkeep expense.—DcLand News. the German subroutines sunk, but he tho band for the Georgia Millltary their subscriptions to the, paper. knows the boy thought of him and Academy. Mr, Gallagher has been Said they were misinformed byIT WILL BE "SOMEWHERE IN wrote the letters. ' Some of Mr. hero for several years and gavo San-1 friends as to the person meant In the GERMANY" Alexander’s communications have ford a ‘first class band in every re- article and since the man who The kaiser Is preparing for the in­ failed to reach the boy for one cause spcct and one ot which wo are proud caused tho fuss did not stop his’ but he has a much better offer nLipnpoi there was no reason why they evitable "He foieset-s that the time or another. is not far distant when the allied What a splendid idea! Others who G. M. I. and goes to that Institution should worry about tho Curbstone, fotces will bo crossing the bridges have relatives or filcnds dear to with our best wishes. Mr. Gallagher Ancf that is the principal Joke nbout A TYPEWRITER YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUY, $50.00 of the Rhino on their victorious way them overseas might adopt the num­ is an old army band man, having the article. The miff who I really A TYPEWRITER FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. served many years with tho regulars meant by an old fossil has never to Berlin Even now he Is o ganiz- bering system to advantage. A TYPEWRITER FOR THE LADIES. WEIGHS BUT SIX POUNDS. in this country and in foreign oertaken the article to himself at all ing n picked force of 600,000 men to Another good plan is to let the A TYPEWRITER FOR THE OFFICE, SCHOOL OR STUDY. gunrd the Rhine He Is determined, soldier in Franco know that one let­ vice. He Is one of the best in the I and hosnever stopped the paper ao if possible to prevent it, that such ter written by him will do for all tho business and will mnke G. M. I. the you can never really tell just howW . S. B ranch, O rlando, Fla., exclusive agent for Orange, Semi waste and desolation or ho has family. When a letter is received kind of bund leader that G. M. I. is thick one’s hide mny be or how thin note and L ake C ounties. W rite for free booklet. t pread over France and Belgium from tho boy send it to 'all * tho anxious to secure. „ tho other fellow’s might be. nut shall not be repented on Get man people] on this side who arj interested :—— -----------they do read tho Herald it seems in him, nnd let him know that you At tho wot or dry election hc!J in and none of this stuff and nonsense When wo comider ^hat the Amer­ ore doing this. He will feel more Okeechobee county recently the misses them. And whcnever-I throw ican! did to his crack Prurrianr and like writing anil he will know that county was voted dry by a majority n brick the majority of them seem Bavaiinns on the hnnke of the Marne he is killing more than one bird ith of approximately five ’to one. Tho to dodge. Which Is all in the day’s and then reflect that thrie 'will bo every stono he throws. Soldiers in new county of Okeechobee, which work and if I could not work off two or thr'ec time* ae many Amer­ France have little time to write was created about two yeara ago some of my foolishness now and icans over ‘there by he ti eo tho letters. For weeks at a time they from portions of tho counties of then.I could not stand it here at all. Rhone ridges arc leached, wo smile haven’t a minute,, but whon the F o r B a r n s , F e n ce s, O u t-H ou ses a t he thought that half a million chance comes to scratch off a word, T I do hope that the real enterpris­ * * Pru: slant will prove effective in the fighting man should Jitve the t ‘ - Ii * 9 » . ! ing people of this city will got busy check ng the nvaders. Thoy w II be satisfaction of knowing, th at all even in thts hot weather and clean swept asde like so much.chaff and his relatives and friends are going to up their yards snd by yards I mean the war with ail ita horrors and hear {hat word. also the back yards and vacant lota. Furthermore, never wait for a solbloodshed will be carried into GerWe m ust keep eternally at it and JOHN B. STETSON.UNIVERSITY Chased Co., SaniorcL Fla. �lTr? - rvy PAGE THREE MaiaM tf ’S DOMAIN & * HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN AND • • AROUND SANFORD Rork Lime Cates Crate Co. has rock IImo in barrels. Oillcc open until 8 o'clock at night. Buy while we can get the barrel lime. Cates Crate *Co., suecessor to Dutton Crate Co. “ 104-tfc of FOOD ADMINISTRATION Half Goes lo War GERMANS SCAM) A letter from T. S. Huff aaya th a t — he will be - here In n few days to BY EVENTS close up his farming interests (Continued from Page One) and home here, with the expectation of K°lng back *P New* York and . joining the officers tinining camp in the Artillery* branch. Mr. Huff re­ sided here the past year building a nice home south of town and going Into the farming game.' He ,i» also the food ndministrator. I Orlando, .Fla., Aug, 16, 1918. Pyron Stephens Is spending a few Wholesalers hdving on hand sugar Wdrd comes from C. H. Seeley Hon. E. II. KiIlice ol the Hoard of LWftb ■Pleuantly In Lakeland, the county commissioners is in the city- who farmed on the west side last certificates' in small denominations * 0f idatlvcs and friends. today on liusines . winter. He Is now at his home In which mjiy be- Inconvenient to- han­ pint Illinois and reports that the V ent her dle enn have these exchanged for for Wood and heavy hauling ace •t Lost! ccitalficntes of larger denominations fruits yf the kaiser's extravagant' Harrelli or phono 378. . 48-tf >Vo have los* all dread of sickness is,so hot that the corn crop mas suf­ to be delivered to the refiner. Ap­ promises In th e ‘spring of "victory N. 0. Garner and family have re- in our family since ue have known fered severely, plications for such exchange must-bo this time " And Vois' Gazette in an tarned from a very pleasant summer about the Mitacle Medicine, and wc W. W. Abernathy spent Sunday- made direct to this ofllco and must inspired article ~says the German with home folk . He is now located be accompanied by the certificates command's new motto Is now "econ-j! ipent In Danville, Ga., and other ilor. t want it to return. in Daytona, where ho is manager o. on which tha exchange is requested omy in human life"" Tho Gazette 40*Jtc Many Mothers. points. . . the Bingham Malcy Furnitute Co. SLEEP i n s u r a n c e adds "A new method of attack has Mr. and Mrs. Washington of His futnily will join him some imo. “A Terror to Mosquitoes." Wholesalers and jobbers must re­ been yeolved, which consists in call­ Longwood were among the out of this week- and they will moke Day­ turn with their interim certificates ing a halt diioctly resistance is too * ' . ‘ * 72-tf tona their future home. town visitors to the city today. Mr. *nd Mrs. N . H . Garner ar* on or before Aug. 25th, statement stubborn and trying again else­ where" . Mr. and Mr . P. W. Sheifer and I Tjtea home Friday ‘evening after n below* indicated. • In an "all-is-hcU" editorial conchildren of Havana, Fla., have been Pound h r months spent among friends in This report must be. made by all essing real anxiety over the Russian vi iting Mrs. Shafer's sister, Mr . A comfortable feeling of confidence Atlanta, Georgia. wholesalers or others dealing in C. W. Laing foi the past week. Mr. sugar in wholesale quan itles, wheth­ situation, the Hamburg Nachrtchtan j and security against the attacks of ■ |f you need atovo wood phone me. pessimistically summarizes: "The g Shelfer Is one -of Gadsden county's I fin supply you, *H, C. DuDose. slckneas—a reliable substitute for most prosperous'farmers and enjoyed er or not they received "Interim” danger grows . from^without and the doctors’ visits. We have with certificates, in order that .the Fed­ i • — 100-tfc *. his visit to Sanford very much, com­ eral Food Administrator may know within" us the Miracle Medicine. Mr. *nd Mrs. Edward S. Rockey Th‘e .Vosalsche Zeitung throws ing through In his car. Many Fathers. the amount of su'gnr on hand in the oj Detroit, Michigan renounce the ight on food conditions in Germany 104-1tc . ■‘ state of Florida on the date men­ urlril of s Httlb daughter, Doris Notice jy these naive remarks: ‘ "The first tioned. Adelaide; Aug. 11th. Miss Rockey two years of our war our troops in All Rebel:ahs urged o lie mjjserU Mr. and Mr . N. if. Garner have . Braxton Beacham, *i!l he remembered . as Miss Ada at the regular meeting of Die lodge the field received extra V>°d from returned from a several weeks’ visit Pcofrnl Food Administra or, gtrnstrom. their relations at homo, Today all Friday evening, Aug. 23 rd at 8 in Atlanta nnd other points in Florida. o’clo k. Scc'y. that is reveresd, and food parcels Musson's swimming pool is the Georgia. Amount received since' July from the front play an important toolest pUce in town. Ojym Wed1st.. ...... ............................... part in nourishing Jhe home popula' aes4ll‘,*-Thyt»day, Saturday and M em bers o f the F lo r­ Boosts Palmetto Brooms Ilewatd Amount sold since July Is *....... lion" * Sundsy. nltemoons. Fresh water Enterprise, Fla., Aug. 17, 1918. We have been amply rewarded for id a C itrus Exchange a ll Amount of interim certificates re­ Brute force—"might is rlght’ffiaa .irery day. 85-tfp ceived-.............. ....... ;.......................... our faith and confidence in the Sanford Palmetto Broom Factory: * liavc the rig h t to vote I wnnt to express my hffci^st ap­ Eighty years old! What can he Miracle* Medicine. Amount on hand .August 20th----- always been the German motto, but preciation ol your" brooms. in tho election o f the do! Well, he says he used to man 101-It • Amount certificates on hand Au­ fright does strange things to people Many People. I was in your factory a few days gust 20, 1 9 1 8 -i................................... We find Captain Erich Von Salzage big'hospitals, cut of! (amputate m en who m anage the ago and purchased a broom, and arms and legs, not to mention fingers Signed................ ......... ’ ...... . mann. German military critic trying SLEEP INSURANCE to cheer up tho people as follows: a ffa irs o f this coopera­ haVo used Lr with finest effect. I of­ and toes, and he thinks he hasn't Address........................... ...... "A Terror to Mosquitoes." '"T he position on the west fronti fer three cheets for this Florida in­ forgotten how. Fill out, sign und return this tive m ark etin g agency. 72tf dustry! Just what is needed now, statement to. Federal Food Admin­ the whole of it, can only be des­ SLEEP INSURANCE Dick Terheun, Sr., is spending a and as this palm is so plentiful in istrator, Sugar Division, Orlando, cribed as opo of the greatest You can obtain fu ll . “A Terror to Mosquitoes." few days at Daytona Reach worrying our lovely state, why can’t we have Florida.' anxiety Wc certainly do not under p a rtic u la rs on this 72-tf the fish. estimate the additional strength that mure factories! . point and com plete in ­ The many friend* of Hume the entente has derived from Amer­ Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Official Order . Also, why can’t we have more Rumph will be. glad to hear that he Physician. First National Rank moss mattress factories'.’ This moss, TO ALL DEALERS IN SUGAR. ican contribution in human material form ation concerning hu arrived safely In France after'n Bldg.. Phone 330-W. Gl-tf (Whole ulcr , Jobhers^and^Mnnu- But in the great garni' that ia to be when properly cured makes beds tho principles, policies pleasant and uneventful voyage. played out in the coming months facturers-. almost equal to hair mattresses. Hume is Qorporal in Motor Truck and plans o f the organ­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Smith of Moss is abundant und beds are All certificates issued Horn the of­ spirit will oppose brute force This Co. 418, M. S. Train 411, and will Savannah, Ga., were the week end truth comforts u s" ‘ isation by w riting to tho scarce and high. The field for mis fice of the Federal Food Adminis­ be very glad .to hear from his guests of their sister. Mrs. R. A. ferAllied otliccra whose duty it is to industry seems easy and promising. trator of Florfda are good for the F lo rid a * C itrus Ex­ friends on this side. Jieun. Perhaps not ali Hartfordites may purchase of gtnnulatcd sugar, as re­ cull over the enelny press know Ger­ A sea food and chicken dinner, change, T am p a, Fla., strictions on Class A certificates in many's scared And the allies have know ihnt this broom factory other, even more certain wuya of 60 cents, every Sunday, 12:30 p. m. reference o Louisiana Second and (whose location I had to learn- is o r calling on Notice finding out about conditions in. Ger­ and Thursdays 6 p. m. Daytona The registration hooks for Semin­ standing on the left side of the Third Sugar have been ro moved, many All that can he said is that Dearh Hotel Daytona Dcarti 100-tf ole county are now open in my office street (Park avenue- leading up from ft is urged that where possible a L. A. HAKES, Mgr. He was (rom Missouri, nnd wanted and will remain open until-the 12th the ferry bout the first house. Call lower grade of sugar lie used, thereby they khow Germany's having a fine O ran g e C ounty C itrus conserving granulated sUgar, but cer­ mental sweat to lie shown. What do you know day of October, 1918. and see und buy a broom. Sub-E xchange Trtls doesn’t mean they think the tificates issued from this office will Sincerely, about the man Who makes the • H. C. Duflose, war's about over Germany still has Orlando^ Flo. be good for all or any grade of sugar Mrs. F. A. Taylor, .Miracle <Aiqdicine! Well, I know he Supervisor of Registration. close to 40 fresh reserve divisions on (jlcsircd, and will be honored alike by Davis Children's Hofne, has twii’#Wed to get IrfTo this war lOiMtc Rupprecht’s front with which to whole nlcrs and refiner . Enterpilsc, Fla. business, and just becaute he is over start a'"big show" in Flanders al­ M L , W h o le s a le r s must deliver to the eighty years old they have turned Mrs. 4 9 ^ ^ 0 4 jd her son Kd most any time she feels' like it And fcim down, but he hasn’t given up Nicholson Kis Immee’a new bathing-pavilion office of the Federal Food Adminis­ If Germany’s offensive year la ended, returned from a trator of Florida on or* before Aug. trying. pleasant visit with friends at Fort at East Lake is nearing completion 25th, 1918, sugar distribution cor- the war isn’t won and it Is expected that it will he , LEON’S AUTO TRANSFER Christmas. But the German fright, which be­ 11111cates out of the interim certifi­ PHONE 91. HOTEL CARNES. II. M. Jernlgnn of the Peoples finished by the latter part of n/?xt cates issued to them, or out of cer- comes more and more evident every ioi-tr Bank has returned from a few weeks week. A good graded road has been tiffi ates receive' by them upon day, does show that whether the \V:_t do you know about the vacation spent at his old home in completed from tin* Boggy creek sales of sugar to others und amount war's short or long. Premier Hughes roa out to ttie hen h. nnd large of Australia knew what he was talk­ Miracle Medicine! 1 know that the Tennessee. numbers of Kissimmee people go put e q u a l to one-fourth of all interim ing about the other day when he said people of one town discovered thui certificates issue directly to them every afternoon to enjoy u swim. when they were aick they had m SLEEP INSURANCE for .the month of July:’and on or be­ ‘The turning point in the war has need of him, nor of any other doc "A Terror to Mosqultors." fore July 16th, an additional arrioun come It’s our turn now!" It is estimated that 100,000 acres tor. They used his medicine and 72-tf * equal to three-fouiths of ail interim Uncle Ike Murmur* got well without doctor or nurse.’ • Lieut. Norris K. Levis is home on of peanuts are being cul ivated in cer Ificatcs issued directly to them The drug stores sold forty thousand a few days’ leave from Camp Grant Jackson county this year. The oil for the month of July. He shall not "Whenever any man," mnrmun tablets in one year, the prescription lllionis. He is visiting hi* parents mill of the Florida Peanut Oil Com­ use any of such cerllfi all's for the Jncle Ike. "commences fer to talk tno about his soul. I sex to myself I’v pany of Malone, Jackson ounty will purpose of buying sugar. number was *’1818." So this Mir­ Mr. and Mr . Norris Levis. lushed n nut."—Judge. not he able to handle anything like acle Medicine is not a secret remedy! (Note.—Interim ccrtiti ates were Mrs. J. H. Overman of Tampa is this ctop nnd realizing it the people No. Nothing secret about it. Any issued to many wholesalers for the the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 1. E. doctor or any person is welcome to u Pare for a few days, previous to in-r of Greenwood are now building an­ month of July in oredi to prevent other nqll at that place, which in any huld-up in the distribution from ropy of the prescription, it's in pills leaving for Alabama to join Mr. only six miles from Malone. at the drug store, or at Room No. 8, the refiners, pending the installation Overman. Seminole Rank Annex. 104-1 tc of the certificate system. Hereafter Mr. nnd Mrs. J. f. Cook of Tam­ Farmers in Hernando county ale certificates for each month, will bo pa arc now comfortably located as continuing o plant sweet potatoes, issued before the lit of the month, Oar Favorite Newspaper 202 Park avenue. Mr. Cook will and ome of them are picking over and there la no reason why jobbers If you are not a reader of the have charge of the press room of the their cotton for the first time. Sev­ shopld not bc_ able to do business Tsmpa Morn ng Tr bune you should Crown Paper Co. eral dipping vnts have been finished with a stock equal to Uiat of July | *ubjcr be for it at once. On Saturday, August 2.tn, the and the furmrra are dipping their is , o replenlsho only when new It is the Great .South Floridu hoys who have reached the age of herds ai fast as they cun get them' certifi ates are turned In by retailers L'*»»paper covering* this section of 21 yea;* since June 6th, 1918, will up off the ranges. or others.the state absolutely and equivocally. lie requited to register with the local Federal Food Administrator, Fla. ,n<l is the only paper In Florida hoard. The olllce will he open from "W ith all the * By J.- N. Bradshaw, To. show cause why tho East Iprinting every line of the day and 7 n. m. to 9 p m. for this work. Chief Sugar Division. . Coast canrfl should not revert to the children married and [E1cht report of the Associated Press. slate of Florida because of-failure of Earl L. Burdick, son of Mr. and l i v i n g in different H i* the first paper to arrive in our Mr . II. E. Burdick is now with ihe the company to comply with its Presented With Hymnsl |dty every day. The Woman’s Missionary Society medical corps at Camp Shelby, contract and keep tho canal at the places the Bell T ele­ Subscript on $6.00 per year. After Hattiesburg, Miss. He writes his required width and depth, n nearing of the First M. E. church m<!t for a phone is essential to our October 1st it will be increased to parents that all the Sanford boys b now being given in tho state su­ business session on Tuesday, Aug. 13th nt four o'clock In the parlors I$3-00. Subscribe now. 103-4tp who started with him are now scat­ preme court, aiguments being started happiness., W e can call any tered, and that most of them have- in the court recently. It is expected of the church for the purpose of of them, day or night, and gone to the infantry. However he is that this will hasten the final heat­ electing n treasurer to fill tho unNOTICE ' expired term of Mrs. W. W. Abering. now In with a fine lot of Indian* hear them as well as if they were right here. Relieving that FIRE INSUR­ nathy who lif leaving Hanford to fellows nnd he likes his branch of ANCE RATES charged by old line 1 * »/ the w ork.— Daytona Journal. By a v&tcjof nearly two to one make her homo in Daytona. Mrs. *,c>ck companies arc too high, I have W. P. Fields was elected treasurer “Very oftep one of the girlB calls me the citizens of Wauchula voted re­ •♦tured the agency of the FLORIDA and Mrs. G._ W. Spencer assistant War Nows In Ihc Tsmpa cently to Issue bonds in the sum of "JJUAL FIRE INSURANCE Best by Long Distance and we have a pleasant $24,000 for taking over the electric treasurer. Dally TimesCOMPANY of Tampa, Florida. A motion was made and carried The most war news and the best lighting -plant and installing new visit of five minutes or more. You'd be ThU company saved Ra policy that our meetings he changed to the machinery,; $20,000 being the price war news has been the consistent ,°wr* 20 per cont last year and first Monday of the month, until surprise^ to know how little it costs as I?**4 lo do better in the future. policy 6t the Tampa Dally Times for tho pfesent lighting plant nnd further notice. $4,000 for machinery. comparea with the joy and satisfaction. * company Is organized under the a nee the start. At thla Interval Mrs. L. P. Hagan, The Times receives tho full day * *t* law and selects its risks carepresident of the Truth Seekers' Irish potatoes und navy henna, ns doss in a very Impressive manner u ly, and the profits go back to the and nightjeports of tho Associated “ W hen any of the grandchildren are , cy holders Instead of being paid press dvef leased wires it is a full well as field beans are being planted presented to Mr*. W, W. Aber­ in the F.ait I’alatka section. Several member of the Newspaper Enterprise 0 dividends to ttockhqlders. sick and I am called at night, I simply nathy, out treasurer for • tho lost fl,1Ka mutual company,, the pot- Association and receives the stones acre* will be put in this fall ns .the nine yearn, n handsome Methodist reach for m y extension telephone and talk * holders are pledged to pay the of many tra ned correspondents at prospects for good prices arc prom­ hymnal on Oxford India paper, trnium the second time In case tho the front. It also pr nts the best ising. without m oving from my bed. Often I can bound In morocco, with her name ®pany needs more money than the pictures and maps. engraved on the back In old English give advice and direction that saves lots bf ycw- newspapers Outs do of tho premium irf order to pay A company for the manufacture''of letters, from the dais, In token of JT*1' This adds to the security of largest c equal t n the quant ty fruit and vegetable crates 'xyas re­ their love and friendship. worry." ^ . policy holders and is neceasary and qualty of war nowi-nono cently organized at.Lake Wales with Mra. Abernathy is one. of our there is no capital stock. prnta the newa any qu cker. a capital stock of $60,000. ‘i t is ex­ most worthy members, we^ will Every Bell Telephone la a Long Distance Station! _°*evtf» the chances that such an The read-ng publ c has beep quick pected to have it ip operation in a greatly mlsa her from our monthly mept will ’be made is very re- to apprec ate* the T mes’ splendid vory short tlmo/ meetings, for she was always present, nows servee. It ■ now one of the and .perforrmd her duties in such an # ^ Int*rcated before your policy most widely pesd dsllles In the state. Tho canning factory at Moore efficient way Umt her place will be P‘rn , bring it tfr my office -at The Times'will be sent to any ad- Haven Is hard at work putting up hard to fill. We can truthfully aay J * * 8 in the Court House, and for itj.oo a year or 11-60 Tor tomgtoes, of which It la getting an that ehe l;as been an Inspiration, to , l^ '•M ica Hon for its renewal in th ree months: A .ubecHpUcn to l t l . abundance, as also in the elderberry every one who knew, her, and aha lutual Company.- • business. It tumbled its force last will leave 8anford accompanied by ,h. t*.t w.y .. k«P “■> week for the rush. the good wishes of many friends. 100 8t Agent. war. i — i * r *- « '"^W • —— m — —■— ■- - — • SunshinePours Into Our Lives OvertheWires SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY �THE SANFORD HERALD AUGU8T » , For Qala—B o n e, wagop- and b u t • Bargain. Enquire Herald of; ■e. • . >— l02-3tp ' . Compare our program and equipment with any other. Our light if rectiF v fied will not* injure the eyes. • ' . !r * % 4 FRIDAY* | W E D N E SD A Y T H U R S D A Y Star Theati • * . m TU ESD A Y The Second Chapter of /| GLADYS HULETTE “A Fight For Millions’ ' IN - ALSO “ WAIFS” “Masks and Faces,” ' - Also a good comdey a five act feature. C om ing— Theda Bara In “ Camille.” .’ Rex Beach’s “The Bar­ rier.” Also the Official War News direct from . the front. Bessie Barrlscale in “Within The Cup.” . Also the first of the Celebrated Billy Parsons Comedies,"Billy's' Baby," a cyclone of fun and • a whllwind of, pretty girl*/ . AMUSEMENT BAfUUSCALE in'. •WITHIN [THECUP1 ^ J pa m ita ^ At the Star Theatre Friday GROWERS At the Star Theatre Thursday evitable, the fight to regain the honoi and respect with which she has alwnys scoffed are the themes j >t some of the'strongest and most dra­ matic scenes which have ever been screened. “ Within the Cup” will be stock, consisting o r Whips, Clajs New Liras, and Brabhams a t |2.76 per bushel F. 0. B. Seville, 'Fla*, stock guarntecd sound, only n limit­ ed quantity to offer. Prevott & Co. Seville, Fla. • 99-t6tc. liy Ilex Reach—At the Star Thcalrc •.Thursday—In Ten Reels • A powerful picture is "The Bar­ rier," an adaptation of Rex Beach's novel. Director Edgar Lewis has leally given us Mr. Beach *on the screen with fe and only, minor changes. It it a picture not to bo rated by avernge standards. The story with its many crises fordlds that. The poqple with whom It denis* are far removed from your avernge ploturo htrb, * heroino and villain. Not that the picture is devoid of dramatic conflict. Far from it But the parties of “ The Barrier” don't atoop to picayune quarrels. Their fight ia over something big, and you arc immediately caught HARDWOOD ASHES INSECTICIDES BLUESTONE NAILS SEEDS' Place Your Orders Early CH A SE •« ri.h (mIi * ' i!*n,T Ni*h»l (l#o, . T ,M ,Ur ® J l . S. l,lfT> * H S T A T E C iV P i n m iia * U^ ’ 1 , k l ^ Wanted—A plan 143. Schelie Maine*, Wanted—Salesman and Collector' with edr or team for Seminole coun* ty. Apply Singer Sewing Machine Co., Orlando, Fla. 102-3tp Total Total Printer—Under draft age 'wishes position oh small central Florida newspaper. Apply Box 307, San­ ford, Fla.* ' • 101-tp Wanted, Men—Sash & Door Fac­ tory. Bench hands and machine hands. jGood inside Carpenter. Steady work the year round., In replying, give ex­ perience and salary expected. Scldcn Door Co., Palatka, Fla. 97 tf H . m ln .lt m . ld * . I, V . . . ' Holland II. Lindiey, Complaihir.t ,M1 Phoebe M.‘ U n d . t y . * . C,l»* T o rh o c b * M. Llndtey, K a u a i city. Mo . I* J» h t r t b y ordered ih.t »0, th* bill of co m p liln t Hlrd In th* above tB tltlrd rauir on |kt -M J of September, A. I). 191H, • « d |Y ,« . ,( 1 Herald, a newapaper publiil'd i„ Seminole county. Florid*. I, deafiaaleif ‘ b*.,n»«*P*Prf in which )kl, ordif .MaU p u b lith rd one* each wick t»r four . . . A FOR RENT For Rent—Five room house, large lot. Conveniences. Flowing well. F ist Sanford Avc., Third street. Apply to C. If. Lelllcr. 102-3tc Eight room house for rent, SE cor ncr Cypress avenue and Third street * 101-tfc J. E. Face. I*or Rent—Ten Moore’s Station. Good large house rent. See W. M. Office. Total with the bignjsa of the whole thing. To our notion, it is there that tho power of “ The B arrier” lies. It ibigness spelled in capitals The barrier is the barrier of race. Lieutenant IturreJI loves Necia, and Nocia is thought to be a half breed. The prologue has let you know that Necia is a full blooded white girl, b u t th at knowledge doesn't detract from tho suspense of the love affair one whit. Rather docs It add to it. And when the licutennnt after a stormy session with himself, decides to throw all prejudice to the winds and marry Nocin anyway, you are pleased to the point of tears. And speaking of tears, there is cause for many in the picture. Necia is also loved by 'Fojeon Dorct, un Alaskan, of French Canadian extraction. ’FoIcon's is a losing fight, and after all hp paddles away in his ennoe, sing­ ing at the top of his lungs. Necia and her lieutenant stand on the Hhore and- smile because ho is laughing and they think him happy. But the old squaw stands apart and grunts n few words to the effect that , WANTED acre farm nenr Five acres tiled. and barn. Cash Haynes at Herald 100-tf Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or Month—Fark avepue Flat, 106 North Fark avenue, over L. R. Phil­ ips &. Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. Hart, manager. 30-tf S U P P L IE S .i.?.\;.n5r.2 a w s; • > . « . ~ nlB, but lh.*7Jmbi -,fc!3? For Sale—Fresh milch cow. R. L tb»» b# chang.d >t , By ti»V ,V ■?! b3rif*** . »CCOfdl(g ,0 •» Garrison, Sanford. . 93-tf Tb» pr.ridant and vie. • elected V> th. board o1d‘r«t«.4*f!“ ,i»" h* For safe or rent (or cash or Shares 15 acres land—^ ? h t acres tiled flow­ o V f h l ^ ^ .V ' “** ing well at loading station Cam­ anPdlMe*"" coiduct th* bualnrM 7»tn lh°."lr*k# M*7l ar* elected and q*aUB*d, arJ: eron City. :Lots 08 and 67 Celery Delta;: WllUng to finance respon­ sible party with approved references Ui having facitilies to truck it the com ford. Florida: i. IlV Murnhv,yi ing season. Submit proposition. norida aid S. F. Flournoy * 1100 Eighth- SL poratora *«hV membra’ oVlb”.' N. W. Washingtqn ' D. C. 103-4tp Trustees Elected and Special Tax Voted Special Tax Scnool DIetrict No. 1 (SanfordPrecinct Precinct No. 1 No. 2 FOR TRUSTEES S. RungV?>«<— ...... H. R. Stevens_____ G. W. Spencer— .... B. F. Whitner-------L. P. McCuller-----J. Musson................. Three Mills as Special School Tax carried by 62 votes, ' Special Tax School District No. 2 (Longwood* Precinct Prect. Prr FOR TRUSTEES No. 9 No. 10 Nc W. V. Dunn....................... .......... ..... 13 « 3 C. W. Entsminger.......:.................. 13 5 . J. W. Osteen...*.................—............... 13 5 H. D. Durant........— ------- ---------- 0 2 Two mills as Special School Tnx carried by 18 votes. Special Tax School District No. 3 (OviedoTRUSTEES . . Pet. h J. B. Jones.i......... .................. .............•»•»••»••.•••«••...»*.. H. B. MeCall ^........ ^*.........«........... ................. O. P. Swope................................. ............................................. ! C.. L. West......... ....... ........... .t......... ......... ......—...... ......... i Roy W hite............................................................ .................... 5 Three Mills carried by 26 voles. . ' Special Tax School District No. I '(huluota TRUSTEES Pet. L. B. Collins.............*..................................-........................... N. C. Jacob* ................. Wm. Jacobs....... #.................... ............................... .............. . b- » » » ‘“ " - r i s . « w Matinee Daily at-3:15, Admission 5 & 10c. ' RESULTS SCHOOL ELECTION Bessie Barrlscale Tn “ Within the at Star Theatre Friday Ono of the climaxic scenes fn Bes­ sie Barrlscale’s second paralta play, “ Within the Cup,” deals with an ancient superstition that the future is mirrored at the bottom of a teacup and may be read from the urrnnger ment of the tea leaves. ‘•Ten-Cup" A nr, in the play i» nn °ld wpnym, broken and withered, who has'spent in the feckless manner against which she warns ail that she meets. She is an habitua of Washington Square's most adring cafe in the nrtist sec­ tion of New York City and amuse the other patrons who frequent the plucc. When “ Thiabe Lor/aine,” played by Mi&s Barriscnle, comes to the cafe one evening “ Tea C Ann reads her fortune from the leaves. The result terrifies Thisbe. The scores:* judging more from Tbisbe's past and present than from her -future touches the string that rounds in harmony with the wom­ an’s ferns. “ Love is your cron and your curse!” she cries. “ In your* climb to fame you have denied morality and mocked at love. Al­ ways you shall pursue it, but never shall you attain it!” Thisbe realizes the possibilities, the truth of the prophecy, and from that time on her life is shaped by tnem. She meets love, sincere and pure, and is afraid of it. The incident's which follow Thisbe’s warning from the sorceress are complete and interesting. They deal with the complete transforma­ tion of rhisbe's outer character, her apparent purification and n change xsutfUi,' r'cj'Js •v"v““ Have A Look at the Derby pro­ perty, 610 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, Fla., and make nn offer for it to A. Derby, 97 Washington Avenue, Oil City, Fa. ‘ 96-15 tp LEGAL ADVERTISING Notice ml AppllcalUn far T a i D eed U n der N Hrcllen rrlle n S 8 '•*f( C hapter h ip le r 4818, 4SSS, Law* *1 Fl*rIda of nearly everything has great­ ly advanced, but the price of the “Miracle Medicine*’ is yet very reasonable. . The things th at cost little are apt to be worth little but there are exceptions and one of the exceptions is the “Miracle Medicine." It costs little hut is worth n great deal. llannlag Water la Every Doom Evcv)tu.og Nc Fine Dalhln* Fin* flaking CORONADO BEACH OPPOSITE NEW SMYRNA FOR RATES ADDRESS M R S. W. W . ALCOTT, Prop Ca'sragc Accomodations Sea Food Dinners A Specially N o t ic e U h e re b y g iv e n th D ro w n , p u r r h t . r r o f T » « < 409, d a te d t h * 3 r d d a y ot J u l h a t S le d «a ld c e r tific a t e In I h a t made a p p lic a t io n Id r ta a In a c c o rd a n c e w it h la w . 8 ___ ___________ e m b r a c e * th e f o llo w in g d e a c r ib e d p r o p e r t y altuatcd in Seminole county, Florida^ S t , of S K U of N W H Sec. 32, T 21. 8, .Itang* >3 Kaat. 20 acre*. 1________ . ________ nd belAg aaaeaard a t th* d a te of th* Iaatr­ ie# of auch certificate In th e nam e of ... Warnetl. Unlrwa aald certificate ahall be redeemed according to law ta x deed will laaue thereon on th* 9th day of Septem ber, A. I>. 191 ft. Wltnraa my official alg n aturr and aeal thia the- 6th day of Auguat, A. It. 1918. (arall E. A. IIOUOI.ASS, ('1,-rk Circuit C ourt Seminole Co., Fla. II) V. M Douglaaa, l>. C. lod-Tuea- Stc . N O JfC K Notice la hereby given th a t oh the Sth d a y ol September, 1918. the undrraignrd will apply to the Honorable S. J. C atte. (io tc rn o r of the S tate ol Florida, a t hla of­ fice In Taltahaiace. .for a cha-t r of incor­ poration for a corporation n ot fer profit o rgarlietl under chapter &V 9 Of he Lam* o Florida. T he name of aalil corporation to be S a n ­ ford armor* Exchange, upon th e article* of Incorporation hereinafter act forth. • F. W. Mahore)*, I’r n i d e n t * C. Boyce Dell, \ Ice T’rrt, , K All Local AdvcrtiaemcDta Under h la H eading T H R E E C EN TS o Ine For Each In sertio n . M inim um C harge 25 C ents. E In answering an advertlaement where no name ia mentioned in tho id, please do not ask Tho Herald tor information aa to the identity of tho advertiser. Usually we do not know who* tho advertiser is and if we do wo are not allowed to glvo Letter From Trary McCuller out this information. Simply ’write Tracy McCuller wrote the editor a . letter and addresa It aa per In­ a nlco letter yesterday and aald it structions* in tho md. was not for publication. He aeeins to bo enjoying the army life and is FOR SALE now'on German ooil but just where of course ia left to conjecture. . He For Sale—Farm, all or ‘In five ■peaks in highrat tbrms of the Red acre tracts. If .not sold toon will Cross, especially the ladles over rent. Appty A. P. Connelly. Ip4-6c there. All right, Tracy, we will not For Sale—Seed potatoes. W. W, publish tho letter but will see you "over there” soon and ace if' what Dreaaor, R. 1, Sanford, Fla.. Phone No. 2412. ' • F04-2tp 'you told is really true. Notice la hereby given that M. It. Hull purchaatr of Tax Certificate No. 80S, di the 3rd d ay of Ju ly A. D. 1916, haa t •aid certificate In my office, and hai a application for tax deed to lnu e In acc« anew with law. t* ’*ld certificate embrace* following deacribed properly aJtuated Seminole County, t o w it : S ' , ®l K'i NF.te of S W )» 'I'M I at/ca ln N<• Sec. 24 Townahl 2 1 8. It. - 9 f.a»t: I *r The Mid land bring a»»et»*d at the < of th e laauanre of auch rrrtlflratr In the ni of M. K. Fletcher. Ala..: Notice i> her riven th a t M. II. Ilurkcil purchaser -I Certificate No. 30A. dated the 3rd da. July A. I). 1916. ha. Illlcd Mid certlfii In m y ofllce, and haa mad* application tax <f»#d t« Im u » In i m f d i n f f Bald certificate emhrac«a the lolloa deacribed Property altuatcd In Semii C ounty, ounty. Florida, Flnrld*. tp-witlo-wlt: WH ol SW fi S e c tio n 24 Towmhlp J l S. It. Kaat. ’ 20 acre*. T h e aald land bring aMcaaed at tha of th e "lasuanr# of auch Certificate In nam e of >V. E. blmraooa. C«I i m mJ<* ‘ fleatea ahall be rrdecmelTaccordlng la. lax deed* will laaue thereon on the ' , * { v it n e M A 'm Uy l aidVtxl ' r if n a t iir e ,h.;ri,he 20tn day of N atlc* of A»»Ucail*a far Tax Dr Section 8 ol Chapter <»*•• *•*■ Article I. name ot thla corporation ro r]K u au u n , ADVERTISING Nellce #f Appllcallen for T ai ll r r d I’a Section S of Chapter l»»». u » « of r Clerk Circuit Court The CLASSIFIED Schwarts, purchaser o| T at Certiorate 167, dated the 3rd d *y ul July A. I). It ha* Bled said rertlflcare In rey office tad I made application for ta i d m l to iuur accordance with la w.. Bald rrrtlAral*erabrs the following described Property •■lulled Seminole C o un ty, Florida, lo nit: SI of N W I ( and W j* of KJy ot SEU of NS and E H of W H of B E 'f ot N W \ Sect 8, T ownship 26 8. It. 3| Ka»t. «0 irrea. The said land being a»**»*d at the dal' the leauanre of such certificate In the *■ ot Mrs. J. A. McMillan. Unlraa said ce fleato ahall be redeemed according to ta a deed will laau* thereon on the 30th < of August A. t». 1918. Wltnraa my official signature and i this th e 29 th d ay ot Jul» A. I>. ISIS. (Beal) E. A Itnuflaa Clerk Circuit Court Seminole ( o r Florida. IIy V M. f>ougla«. I». t 9H-Tue*-itr uui me .b all bo a a m r ia o r g a n i s r u a i ■ Nolle* I. hereby l } » « * * ? . Maine*, purchaacr of Tax c r f‘" 29. dated th» 3rd d»y ol , , baa filed . a id certificate l» » f haa mad* application for •»* 'f* In accofdar.ee with law. bald embrace* th e following deacribed altuatcd In Sami n ol * county. L> wit: Lot 15 Sanlord n t fhta. The bring amem rd at th# * • ! • • ! « < of auch ecrtlflept# In tha natn Field.. Uni*** Mid cattlfiraU ahi deemed according to law '• * laau* thateon on tho 30th aay < horticultural and agricultural corporaUon not for profit, u n der tn e law* of th* elate of Florida, and the purpoae* for which It la o rg an lird are to provide a reeakia or agency, through Iteelf or o th er co-operative organlaatlona, for tho picking, packing and mar­ keting of frulla. veretabtr* and other agri­ cultural product* of lla mambera and to pro­ vide an i g t n c y th rou gh Itaall or othera, for th* purpoa# of dealing In all klnda of man- A‘w itn # o # , my ofilldal chandlae, euppllra or appllancea, t h a t may b# tbl* tho 10th day of July nercaaary, uarful nr conYanlonl to Ita mamlo r B urn purpvsfi m ay uuy. o w n , bcii a n u deal In all kind* of r t a l and peraonal prop­ 98-Tuce-Mc erty and ahall h ave tb* power lo borrow money and mortgage Ita proparty to aacur* the p ay m e n t of tam e. • • Article t i l . ' T ho principal p lara of butlneee of aald corporation la to bo in th a city of Sanford. Somlnola county. Florida. Tha ann ual meetings of th* member* of thla corpooratlon . h a l t be held a t aald plara on lb* acrond Tueaday In Auguat of each and every year, a t which place and time Ita director* tball b# elected. *• Article IV. T he t r r m for wblrh thla ro r p o r a tl o n a h a ll ritat ia fifty year* from the data of uadaitc# ol It* Letter* Talent. Article V. • T h a t any peraon who I* a bona fid# fruit nr vacatabl* grower In th* atat# of Florida may becora* r member of thla corporation, upon being alerted to membarahlp b y • twothird* vole' of member* praaaat at a n y reg­ ular or apacial mealing bald In arcordaar* with tb * by-law*. Article VI. r Interral* la corporaof oacb and ovary Uon ahall b# equal Th# bualnraa and affalra of- thla cor; tlon ahall b* tranaactad b y n hoard of « tora an d n preaidant an d vie* praoldontl pratldant and vica praalddkt ahall at* th# prealdent and view praaldtn(*of th* hoard of director*, and each of them i a t th* tlm a of ailing aald olfiro b# n m t ,Sf thla corporation s a d a director In A. an d �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1918 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 20, 1918; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/23731841271cc3e96883374c5d482604.pdf a11629c12ba5b7b46f69ce591e9e6ba0 PDF Text Text i : — • » • \ •« 7 !M /T /-* v -.v *'1 .<•/.r . ■■■■■■■■ 1 . WT&f.'V?*735 ? * 5 f*p * •.IWrftjWWw^Kai r-. 7.«-» ♦■\ v7 /> «*>* T*Tt /* . V' - v V • • . • - % /* . ' • '• • 1 33 ril- [; PU B LISH E D s e m i- We ek ly / • <* B N ON ^ •A N D . * * -• • , * TU ESD AYS F R ID A Y S . IN TH E HEART OF TH E W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION % VOLUME IX SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. AUGUST 16. 1918 NUMBER 103 : [OTHER BIG DRIVE FOR NEW DRAFT GFRMAN DRAW ARMY WAR SAVING STAMPS TO W ILL AID APPROVED BACK FROM DANGER BE MADE IN SEPTEMBER FARMERS IN SENATE AFRAID OF ALLIED BLOW "uch measure that i« will noi emFLORIDA IS FAR FROM ITS Lairass ihem and, ui the same lime W ANTS CHANGE M A D E will Hop actual competition with the QUOTA M UST RALLY THE INCOME government n the purchase of non­ T O CALL -• TAXES essentials. Another intensive period for the jj]e of War. Savings Stamps has . been determined on at a confeience of all the county chairmen in Flor ids held last Monday at Jackson* Title. The drivo for the taking of (ledges,and making of actual sales of rfitnps will begin on Monday, Sept, (th and continue^ through Saturday, Sept. 16th. • The quota assigns*! to Sem’nole county has not yet been rsised. In- fact, there ‘a only one county in the alale that has sue* cteded 'n raising ita quota and that is Dade' county. This county has about $40;831.18 and the War Saviop organisation hero is already lay­ ing plana to sec this county dir* chsrgri full obligation cn»ti.ra its ------------« ------- .n. . this . . . . . . n. stance, ns it has done n all other calls made by the government dur•ne these critical times. IN C O M M IT T E E ON M ILITARY N E W ALIG N M EN TS W ILL BE M AD E A T ONCE BY . RULINGS VOTES . TH E HUNS FAVORABLY Another new feature lo be intro­ duced in the . September camps gn will be the pledging of dlitena gen­ erally to substitute War Sav ngs Stamps for any other small present they may intend to give during Christmas. The giving of War Sav­ ings Stamps w U not only encourage tfic redpenl 1)o begin to save and accumulate, but will help the gov­ ernment at a time when there a compel 1loin for labor und material which the government so vitally needs. Should the Geriban lines be moved back any great depth the line south of Albert and thence to the Somme would-be affected. likewise the line northward to the Scarp# might have to be readjusted. It la not unlikely that the retirement here In almllar purpose to the recent withdrawal In the Lya salient and part of a Ger­ man plan to get Into aa atrong posi­ tion* as'possible from Ypree to Rhelma. Australian troops have Improved their poeitlona between Braya and Etlnehem on the outskirts of Braye one of the main bastions of the Ger­ mans to tho southeast. In the regioh of Purvillora north­ east of Roye the British havo made progress toward tho Chaulnca-Roye road. Lasaigny still holds outm the French however continue their pressure and are about a mile south of the town. Tho Germans counter­ attacked repeatedly in, the hills and woods of the plateau region here. Washington Aug. 16.— A new Senator Fletcher recently had up Washington, ^ug. 16.—Tho senate with Internal Revenue Commissioner military committee today voted to drive against the German positions Roper who called Into ’ the coiifer- report favorably at once the admin­ either In Flanders or between the cnci his-board of review the ques­ istration manpower bill extending Oiso and Soissons is expected by tion of the basis of assessment draft ages from 18 to 46 years, but many army officers here a a result of tioh of the bn sis of assessment with an amendment by Sen. Reed of tho slowing up of the advance in the against fa rmers’ in various portions Missouri, to have the government Picardy theater. of Florida. The most serious com­ piovide two years' education free for Outlining the situation at his mid­ plaints filed with Che Commissioner all boys under 21 years old, to be week conference with, newspaper were from •potato growers in St. given after the war. men today General March chief of Johns county by reason of large Sen. Chamberlain announced 1hat staff confined hia statements to earnings last year and tho falling off the bill will be reported Thursday pointing out that the Germans ovo this year. Senator Fletchcrcontond- and that if a quorum is present in now been forced back until they are cd for a rate of not exceeding 8 per response lo the request! for scnatois not within fifty mljes of Paris at any cent on the income of farmers but to leturn at once, the unanimoui point. Tho hoad of the army haa It was held that the law would not consent agreement under which tho previously laid atresa on the fact* MAN-POWER INCREASED permit that. As construed thcr law senate recessed until Aug. 24 will howover that tho greatest advantage Places ol Men lo be Tilled by fixes the assessment on the basis of be set as do and consideration of the won by General Foch in a military Energetic Women capital invested which would make mcasuie taken up next Monday. way is in having wreitod tho initia­ ... . , . . . . . tive from tho enemy. .. at the tax ordinarily about 50 per cent To Educate Youth.ul Soldiers . rhllniFi. {n .............. , „ ............. ...„ change in ‘many of its mercantile of the income and would practically Tho opinion provails among other Tho Reed amendment affects both lest abli.chmeiitK as well ns in the confiscate the property of many. Six miles north of Noyon the officers •- that the presoqt strugglo atrny and navy volunteers and those A new feature of this campaign stands. From now on the govern­ Senator Fletcher then contended that French have occupied RlbecoUYt. who have boon drafted. Under iIr around Roy e and I.a*-<1gny would 'd;! be the delegation of author ty to ment expects every man to do Ids; under Section 210 of the Inw if ap­ The town itself Is on thojowland but soon terminate in tho -cap tw o of provisions, upon application, the crery person 'n the county lo con- duty in the War Work and they do! plied to farmers the tax would lie the French also hold the heights to the»o points to be followed ^by the youths would be given an education »!ituie himself or herse.f into u com- not expect any man o( military ago front 15 to 20 per cent of the Income the west and northwest which were taking of Noyon. They agree with "nt the cxpcnie of the govern moot millce to spread the propaganda of j to hold a position which a woman and lie urged that such application the commentators abroad that all part of the defensive system for al approved edurat.onnl insiituthrift nnd savings and to encourage ; ran hold during tn. Ii,ration of thi­ of Section 210 should be made. lions, the period of such education signs indicate t^c enemy intends to Ars6amp forest east of the Oisij and every individual in the coumy tO|War. For this reason Robert (JamThi> commissioner and his board of be.ng equivalent in po.nt of (.me lo withdraw ami is. fighting fierce rear­ Thiescourt south of Lassigny. purchase at once or picdgo to pui- ble Florida Director l\ S. Public review are now considering the Flor­ While the French have not broken the period lie served in the army 01 guard actions only to cbvor his re­ chase during the remainder o f this Serviri- Reserve is notifying tin* vari­ ida cases and it is hoped will finnlly tirement and to permit him to pre­ the Chaulons Roye-Lasslgny lino it navy, but shall not exceed I wo year War Savings Stamps to the ous people through the state nucIi rule in favor of the position taken by pare strong linos in his rend on is far from safe and n break through yeais." . limit of his abiiity. While Hie quo'a as oilin' buildings department Senator Fletcher who in addition to which to stand fust. anywhere would nullify its import­ "Application for such educational assigned' to this county is only st oits and ot her large institut\ons presenting an oral argument has pre­ ance. In the course of his discussion Twenty Dollars per rlipHa, there th replace their fnar.-lahor as quickly pared and submitted an elaborate privileges," the amendment provides General March said General Per­ Four weeks ago today tho French are a largo number who are absolute­ as possible with women labor. Ele­ written argument in support of his “ sha . bo ' made w th n sx months shing now has 1 260 000 Articrjcan ami Americans took the offensive on after' drehargo and the app* cant ly not able to purchase Twenty Dol­ vators in the large office buildings of contention in favor of a liberal con­ troops organized into the Firat army the western side of tho Marne sali­ lars* worth of any kind ol securiiit-*. Jacksonville are now being manned struction'of the law in favor of far­ shall beg n hs studw promptly troops organized into the First army ent nnd a week ago the Frebch and after hs appl cat on shall have been which will make it necessary for by girls. As you enter some of the mers. lie will insist when the new Presumably the Americana British hit tho lines east and south approved; Ruicn and legulal ons corps. ihuie who arc able to purchase u restaurants you will be greeted by a revenue act comes up for considera­ on the British left flank in Picardy of Amiens. In four week* tho allies tor carry ng. out these pi ov sons sufficient amount to help out the smiling girl wnitrer>a and very short­ tion a change of the bais of assess­ Khali bo promulgated by the Pm • identified by the chief'of ataff aa tho have reclaimed nearly 1 800 square weak brothers. t ly every job of that nature will be* ment as now applied to farmers and 131st Infantry of tho 33rd rllllnola miles of territory •Improved their will insist that nny tax on income dent." It U pointed out by the state held by the fair Bex. National Guard ; division are among poaitlona to tho detriment.of the en­ Another amendment offered by director for tho Floitda War Sav.ngs those still brigaded for training.. The call for labor is so great that derived from agrWk Rural pursuit emy freed tho im p ortin g railway* Sen. Reed and accepted by tho com­ should be on a more equ table has s. CommtMeo that the people of the the State Advisory Labor Board It appeared possible to some of- running east and weat from Paris an m ttcc p iovd cs that ordeia granting Untcd Stales and of Flotida muil representing the U. S. Department . The dec s on of the romni ss oner fleers the organization of the First rung east and west from Pari. drier.cd class ficat on or exemption come lo tho final realisation that if of Labor are about to issue an order s expected w th n a short t me. American army might be followed by and unofficially captured 73 000 prls fiom military icrvicc for induitiiai Amerira is to win this war wc must making it nen-jwary for every res- j an all-American uttack nt some point oner* and 1 700 guns. These are the reason s ihail be revoked when the physical gains—the future hold* the sacrifice -an d keep sacrificing. Thai taurnnt and hotel to release their UUAKT A MONTH NO LAW mall to whom th* ciotsificalion has on tho line which it holds beyond ir. wc must either go without thing., man labor and for every public . . . . . _g ven, ...... ceases to work at buch .j Verdun where there has been no re- others. • been we do not absolutely need; that wc chauffeur yaril man butler and {Supreme Court Declares It To He .ocrupal on wh le phyricaiiy able to j cent fightung. No reports official Many army officers In Washing­ must cuilait Ihd enjoyment of our men in thU class of work to imme­ Unconstitutional ton expect that a now drivo shortly do so. ' or unofficial have been received howluxuries and cut down very that ply diately secure positions in War will made ---------against tho enemy. Tallalix*hee, Aug.' 13.—The su­ Sl H another amendment offered j ever throwing any'light on General ..... be ------. in the purchaio of ncceiiilies, for no Work. preme court today declared uncon­ by the Muoui r»na:or wou’ d per- Pershing's plans or tin- part assigned Handers or the area between the country enn successfully prosecute a Mr. Gamble in. talking this situ­ stitutional certain fenlures ol chap­ m . so'd era and ar. ots. regard «mk of to him by Marshal Foch In the 0 |,e and Solsaon. are believed W be war unless the armies at the front ation over states that the new draft ter 72H4 of the arts of 1917, popu­ ng,-. who uie Olhei vo unlrcu nt present offensive campaign. «the moot likely fields of action. receive the united backing and bup- law will he Th effect within a very larly known as the "quart mouth" have been d ia lled lo 1eev ve comThe primary purpose of thetwo Along the Veslo the French and port of the army of non-combatants few weeks anyway anil that the liquor law. 1 wnu',1 he in-ule blows Marshal Foch has struck hus Americans are being subjected to m ss o n :. Th ey a at home. business men might as well prepare The question came before the el g hie foi ndm s.» on lo offiri-i: been realized. Both in the Aisne- bombardments from German airmen The nalionul government, when it now for the change that is coming court ill the habeas corpus proceed­ schools. Marne battle and again in Picardy na we|j Ull from Die enemy guns, inaugurated the plan of War Savings The government quota of unskilled ing of cxpntto James Francis from the attacks were defensive measures There |1US own been no Infantry 1 ncrc nas niian-aj action.beilevod every man, woman and labor which they expert to tnke Dade county. The opinion of the 1Red ru Davis „ „ „ „ ............ .. 10 free Pnris from the menace of ' In-Lor/alnc American patTols havo' Night Editor child in tho United Stain could from this state during the months of supreme court is by Justice Taylor, Tho Charleston New'a'amTcourier two wedges the enemy had driven brought uruUBllv back ....... prisoners from the save and end lo the government August and September was estim­ concuffed in ' by Chief Justice in a recent issuehas the following in . i» ‘ hat direction. The value of the , elu.mytren'chc*. . Twenty Dollars dutlng the year. As ated at 2 620 but u wire just re­ Browne and Justice Ellis. regard to Rod Davis who was fo r -' «lrivt-» in this respect was pointed • Al(jed n|rmen Tuesday put out of a theoretical proposition thcic s no ceived by Mr. Gamble Increases this General .larch o< ay. 1nrt|Hn 43 German rfiaehinea 21 of A dissenting opinion waij filed by tncrly a member of the Times-Unlon out **>’ rexson to change this view of the umount. . » and - j rlater - .~ made — 1- a . ----m i x . 1| . oOfficers f l i « « kn... reputation here ihnrnfnre therefore nntirinnte anticipate w|t|e)t wcrP destroyed. Attacks on Justice Whitfield which Is concurred staff’ national administration, but it U'an The "W ork or Fight" order is be­ in by Juitlcc West. writing sports for the Sanford Her- a complete change in the character railway stations alrdromos ammuni­ •dual fad that In many counties in ing enforced and the government in­ ’ The prevailing opinion declares aid and other paper* throughout the of the fighting in the next phase of tion dump* and other military tar­ the atalo of Flotidn lets than One spectors are'now starting to take Mr. uncoilstilut.onal the feature of the gUte. . I the battlo with. Foch'* urmics as- gets continue without . a let-up. Dollar pel capita has been loaned to Slacker and' Mr. Loafer and send American aviator* also have bombed low undertaking to prohibit under Itcd Davit « lorm .r Florid. n . » . - ! «f™ i»« ,">• » « « » • > « the government, althlugh, the cili him to the front nnd putting him penalties the possession or ownership paper man arid a o « a ..lia r In Unde »<•"“ « ' •l>« « « » * " f *° railroad stations In the area between tens have boon mporltfned most where he can do his family and the Verdun and Metx. by nny citixen in "d ry " counties or Sam', aervlrt ah. been named I ° ' » <■» •«»">» •»<* >" earnestly dutlng tho last eighty government some good. , territory during any period of thirty editor of Align and A.Hore and will Premier Lonlno and Foreign Min­ *"»> l» '■ » “ « ' V" U months. Citircns of this vicinity who days or more than one quart of spir­ lie In charge of the nowsgathcrlng llis old Hlndenburg line defenses. . |ister Trotzky were reported several War Savings as « mean* of con­ know of able bodied men who are ituous or vinous liquora and six organization of this paper. Allied success in Picardy apparent­ days ago to have gono to Kron­ tributing or lending to the govern­ nbt working between the ages of 18 quarts oft- ihalt llquom-for personal ly has compelled the Germans to stadt because of unsettled condD The appointment of Mr. Davis to ment ik tho first cxamplo of democ­ and 65 will confer a favor not only use or otherwise, while it permits rcallkn their •positions between Alpart 01 of a pi plan m is position Is ia a pari an pro­ pro- - — --,r , _______. ____ ... tions .in Moscow. racy. It is in marked contrast with to their city their state but their citizens In "w et" counties or .terri­ this vldlng for an enlargement of tho edl“ -d Arraa. The enemy troop, •He methoda employed n autoctalic government- and should nlporl the tory to possess and own as much At the M. E. Church torial ataff o f the service men', pub* rcUrcment on a fivegovernments, where the peoplo nte names of th<W parties by tho first liquoi of all kinds os they 4ee fit; fic tio n made necessary, by an in- «"»• front but com pete detail, of Service* st t h e . Firat Method- j commanded lo give their money and mnll to Mr. Robert Gamble Florida also the provbion of the law prohib­ 1st church Sunday Aug, 18th will-*^ ce a se in its. alto of tho paper a n d ,tho movement are lacking, if they do not give it it ia taken from Director U. 8 . Public Service Re­ iting under penalties the receipt In completion of an arrangement where- 1 Between the Ancre and the Olae be as follows: Sunday school at 9:30 them. It ii just this foim of gov­ serve Chamber of Commerce Build­ "d ry” territory in any carrier, pub­ by the Afloat and* Ashore manage- ! tho fighting Is still confined to local a. m. Preaching at 11* a. m. and .8 ernment and means of tailing funds ing Jacksonville Fla. and he as­ lic or private, o l any' such liquors mont will conduct a section In the action* nt various points. The p. m. Subject for the morning ser­ that the United Stklea wishes to sures them that the mnttcr will be exceeding such. limited amount dur­ News and Courier dally’ and Sunday.1 . French havo Improved ' their posl- mon "T h e One Sourco of Comfort •void and if it can be brought suf­ given prompt attention. ing nny period of.thirty dayi and the . . . . ... . , , . tions slightly north of the Somme for Our Troubled World.’’ Subject Aflost .n d Ashore !• published for- northwcil of UoyB B0Uth of U l . for. .the evening .sermon "Pressing ficiently to the minds and hearts of proVi.s.on prohib.Gng the carriage the American peoplo it will never be am| north the O l*. Ueslh of L. Alien Sr. . by any citixen personally into "d ry " men and o fflcerx jn United State g, Forward to the Higher and -Bettor." necessary to revert to aulocraJic service and bn duty In the Charles“ . . . ,. territory during such period, of liq­ L Allen Sr. died at the homo of Tho Epwo'rth League meets at 6:30 ton district unde, the tu.plce. ol the 1 . En°my troop. h . » . .h o .n no dlomethoda. his son L. Allen in this city Wednes­ uor* exceeding the limited amount p. m. Tho War Savings campaign in no day night after a short illness. Mr. whether for his personal use or other­ Notional W o, Work Council Army P»* ll° " *° ' “ “ " ‘ T * ' , On Sunday Aug. 25th Bishop H* 1fc*v* ,h.clr " “ "J *i»e ia designed to effect or detract Allen was 8.1 years of_age the wise; also the provision for tho sum and N .v y Y. M. C. A. ond 1. otrlctC. Morrison will fill the pulpit nt 11 render. ' " " rU to homl.ordment.. from the necessity of purchasing time of his death nnd on account of mary aeixure, confiscation and des­ ly . ncn-comfficrelnl a. m. Bishop Morrison is ono of tho The extent of the German with. Libei 1y Bonds. War Savings »s a his advanced age his death was not truction ol any luch liquora found in cd by the Y. M. C. A. under author-great preachers of the south and no drawal norQi of Albert is not yet •hoii term loan, carrying a liberal entirely unexpected. He was a na­ the posmsion oft any one m "dry* Ity of the President of the United doubt the people of Sanford will be clearly defined and Its effect .on tho •ate of inter eel, with a provision that tive of North Carolina but had been tcrnlory exceeding the prescribed States and with the approval of the delighted to hear him. Ajm oat cor-’ in (he event tho purchiucr need* h«s « resident of this »Ufu for many limited amount whether possessed or secretary of war and the secretary of - situation as a whole is prohlematl- dial .nvitation ia extended to .all. •' - 1cal. Field Marshal Haig announces owned for personal use or otherwise. the navy.— Tlmes-Union. * money befoie maturity it 'nil he re­ years. The Methodist church extends a * ' • * — — — —— —— ___ _____ ____ » ihe^enerfiy haa left his forward poslturned to him b y the government. Tho funeral was held In Bartow . * # _ special invitation to those whose Lsst week Ul D .’ Rowe Ion* at-----------Baeumont. Hamel Serre LAIl WCl'A livwu and HIIU smoc BB3UCII- ‘---------------- --------------- ’ ~ pastors are out ot the city. This attractive feature waa incor­ yesterday under tha Auspices of the Lewi* Smith brought to the Geor­ ate. drovo to.JackBonvil'le a herd^^of. Pulaleux Au Mont and Bourcquoy. porated in this form of. loan for the Bartow Lodge of Masons Interment gian office two stalks of. Texas Seed­ About 140 000 pounds ot wool benefit of those not able to purchase being made in Polk Lake cemetery ed Ribbon cane ono 10 feet' 10 in._ atea drove to Jackhhhvllle a herd o f . These are in the Ilcbutcrne secLiberty Bonds and leaving their near Bartow. the other 8 ft. 4 In. Thp shorter one aixty-one beef catlle from Baker tor where the Germans were stop- were sold in DeFunisk Springs laM la the average of hie—acre of It at county. One of these beeves weigh- ped in their offensive of March 21. week at good prices. Sheep raising “ oney in the hands of the governed 1 010 pounda •and while the oth- Many vain efforts were made by the haa been one of tho features ot West ®*nl for a period of twenty ywt** Mr.. Eunlre. D. Smith ^ M U . Bridgo Hammock.' Mr. Smith finds 11 U important, however, that people It • very profitable crop the leaves era were not so large they were in Germane to rtach the heights around Florida and It Is gradually spreading daughter Vlrginia-fit aa their poiltlons in over the state and ia being found . *ho purchase Liberty Bonds alio making good fodder and the grata fine condition and netted tho.owneri Hebuterne tho city, the |ue.U ol ‘ purchase War Savings Stamp!, mother Mm. D o u g in °n Third .gooil chicken feed besides the syrup a handsome profit. Mscciehny this sector were dominated by the profitable In almost every Instance. thereby creating the habit of email — Live Otic Democrat. Standard! , British guns. ('produced.—Syt. Mary’s Georgian“tveelmenla systematically end *n affect. •• hOaaa m ' i *• ■t -J*i v *1 . - if. �\^atcb for thc'itex Bcactf, Geraldine Farrar and Pauline Frederick Pictures _i— they are with no other Company Except Goldwin and will be Shown • ;* Exclusively at the Star. TUESDAY—The First Chapter of the Moot Thrilling Serial Ever Pro­ duced, Entitled “ A right for Millions" with William Duncan, *■ Edith Johnson and Shoestring Ryan, also Alma Taylor in “ Iris" * • *** ', WEDNESDAY— Douglass Palrbanka in “ Reggie Mixes In", also a Comedy. . • • • . • TfltlRSDAY— The United States Official War Pictures Hot from the Battle Profit, also Constance Talmadge in “ Scandal". . M atinee Daily at 3:15, Admission 5 & 10c. i FRIDAY— Goldwjrn Night— Mabel Normaud, Perhaps Better Known *| as tho Femftlo Fairbanks in “ Dodging a Million", also the First of the Bill Parsons Comedies with a Whirlwind of F^n and a Bevy of Girls. ' . • . MONDAY— Theda Bara in "The Rose of Blood". Coming---“ The Barrier”. .• “ My Four Years in Germany” , Next Sunday, the Thirteenth Sun­ A. D., 1918.. day after Pentecoat, Mama at 10 a. m. Classes for. ChrisUsn doctrine -af­ ter Maaa every Sunday; also on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday By V. M. D„u, u £ ° S h at 4:30 p. m. every week during 102-Tucs-6lc ’ D- c vacation. The Cathbllo parish.has seventeen etars in ita Service Flag, represent­ ing boya from the pariah and mem­ bers of the Knights o f Columbus. The Knights of Columbus of San­ ford are to help in collecting the 350,000,000 voted by the Supreme Council fo5 work amongst all the soldiers In camp and! oversets re­ gardless of creed. T.wo large alios hsvo been finished on the Rcolcbi FarmstCompany's big farm at Oldamar. Each of them is twelve feet in diameter and thirtysix feet high, and together they hold 189 tons of .ensilage. T he big corn crop at Oldsmar has been cut to fill fiheso silos, and on tho former corn fields there Is now a big crop of rice, which is the third crop on the same land so far this season. * * ' ""“ a CLASSIFIED a d v e r t is in g * name, and la filled with amusing thorn, Edgar Selwyn and A.' M. Tuesday. Mr. Duncan, the “ Saul In answering an advertisement complications and tense action. Kennedy would like to know it. dow of the Screen," ought to knowwhere no name Is mentioned In the Beatrix -Vanderdyke, child of rich "D odging a M illion," which is to He directed tho serial and played the ad, please do not ask The HerslH parents nmong the socially c-fect' is bo shown at the Star Friday has fighting hero, as he did in “ The for lnformtUon*'as to the Identity of pronounced one of the most success­ neither murders nor detectives to Fighting Trail" and In "Vengeance the advertiser. Usually we do ' no ful debutantes of tho season. She is c v * te suspense; but by a clever un­ and the W om an," and he says “ A know who the advertiser is , nd |[ spoiled to her heart's content and folding of a novel plot the interest Flglit for Millions" has them both we do we are not allowed to rf*. insists on her own way with the Is kepf at high tension to the very beaten for swift action and thrills out this Information. Simply writ, royal arrogance of a -young queen. end. and rugged romance. Mr. Duncan . “ Calvin Platt fhlpped seventy- a letter and address It as per inLeft much to her own devices by a Everything is handled from the ha* his favorite which included many throe head of steere M onday that ■tructiona in tho ad. father,and mother too busy to In view point. of the heroine, Arabella of the favorite players In the other brought him a price above the aver­ FOR SALE quire into her ways, sho has only the Flynn, who Is an humble dresser in a serials, in the big woods most of last age of Florida range cattle," saya adoring Mrs. Keane, her chaperone fashionable modiste shop. The 'spec­ winter photographing Interiors and the Melbourno Times. “ Tho steers For Sale— Horse, wagon and burto guide her. Mrs. Keane is n rharm tator shares her wonder at the mys­ some wonderful results were obtain­ were selected from a largo herd, and Bargain. Ennqulre * ** Ing English woman, too foolishly terious things that happen to her, ed, especially of snow scenes. Herald of,. . wbre ctsimated to weigh on on averfond of Beatrix to curb her head­ beginning with the appearance of » 102-.lt p wero ctsimated to weigh on an avera strong, impulses and the girl is al­ strange young man swho asks her age 625 pounds each, and it is under­ For Sain—Fine grapes for pre­ Thanks noaid of T>ade lowed to do pretty much what she tho name* of her mother, father, The good work of iffv W 'n n ford stood that the price rereived was serving or jelly. Phone 3713. Chas. pleases. ” • . 101-2tc grandmother and grandfather and {Board of Trade in data about $45 a head." According to Tyler, Sanford. Beatrix becomes interested in then hurries off and learns the com-, about the St. Johns river will hear tho Times, the new owner of these For Sale— One 2-horse wagon, || Sutherland Yorke, whose portraits of plcte facts only ns fart as . they are fruit some of these days nnd the en­ stcfcrs, by putting them on good pas­ one field aprnyer good as new. D. society women bring him In a com explained to her. gineer corps thanks the Board of ture for a few months and finishing ■ R. Brisson. 100-tf fortahle income, and more enamored Events come thick and fast. An Trade in the following letter from up on corn, will got $100 each for of his wicked reputation than of him­ expressman delivers throe trunks to Cnpt. Messenger who was entertain­ them nnd this makes some folks For Sale— What peas we have in self, enters into n flirtation. She her, numbered cinsecutivt^y, and a ed here a few weeks ago in company wonder why the steers weren’ t fin­ stock, consisting of Whips, C|iy» recklessly.visits his studio nt night, letter containing ;n check for Sk00 with Capt. Poland. Following is tho ished up in Florida. There seems New Erns, and Brabhams at 42,75 but ut Yorke's first mis-step leaves nnd instructions to open tho trunks letter: to he too much diffcr<>nco between per Lush cl F. O. B. Seville, fit * him In icy anger. Her visits to the one at a time on consecutive days. the Floridn price-and tho estimated stock gunrnteed sound, only a limit­ GO1 G Street NW. artist’s apartment become known to The first trunk contains beautiful vnlue nfter being kept in Tennessee ed quantity.to offer. -Prevail A Co. Washington, Aug. 3, 1918. tlie family who determine to send clothes of the Civil War period: the The Sanford Board of Trade, where they were shipped for a few Seville, Fin. ' 99-t6te. her west out of harm’s way. fu second, is filled with Jewels, and the months. Sanford, Florida, At the Stnr Theatre Friday in Grapes'for*sale. Mrs. M. F. Karnes order to avert the sentence of exile, third holds bottles of a curious Gentlemen: . Snnford Ave. 96 —5tp “ Dodging a Million” Beatrix, on the spur of the moment poison (hat brings death painlessly) Captain Poland and I want to According to the Gadsden County declares herself secretly married to and instantaneously in three hours! thank you for the daln you sent us For Sale— 1917 Model Ford Tour Times published at Quincy, the toPelham Franklin, a wealthy young after taking. which has been of considerable ser- bncro crop of the county will he ing Car. .$375 cash. R. D. A. Il0x eligible of her set, whoso upurtment T o complicate mutters a mysteri- v,c0 lo us in preparing our report; valued at $4,000,000 this year. This, 113 Sanford, Fla. 95. is directly across the corridor from mis, but always polite, Spaniurd, in ,n il< we have incorporated all .of is a splendid figure, and will well re Yorke's, and explains that she was with unlimited funds, suddenly a p -{lho fib re s nnd statements you were pay the growers. The Times says •Have A Look at the Derby pro­ in Franklin's rooms, not Yorke's. pearB near her and guides her in the K°°d enough to forward, and we re- that about two thirds of the crop perty, 610 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY The family is delighted with the purchase of more clothes and jewels call most pleasantly our visit lo has been gathered and delivered to Ha., nnd mnke an offer for it to A. Derby, 97 Washington Avenue, Oil The Rig Feature Film Made From news, for Beatrix has been somewhat and otherwise helps her to live the Florida. local packers, who bought it in the City, Pa. ■ ______________ 96-15 tp Yours very lru|^t of a problem, nnd hasten to wcjrme life of a veritable princess. Ambassador Gerurds fields some months ago. - The prices W. R. Messenger, paid are better than ever before, nnd Although without doubt Germany Franklin into the fold. She reaches Probably In all the screen career For Sale— Frrah milch cow. R. L Captain, Engineer R. C. the losses from hnil, bad weather and Garrison, Sanford. »• knows America through its pblicy on him first and implores him to play of Mabel'Normaml she hns not had 9.1-tf insect pests hnve been less than intrigue and spying, it knows little of the game which he d 6cs, inwa d a part that has been as cleverly FOR RENT T usual. Gadsden county tobacco Americans ns is proven by the entire angered, howfcvcr, nt the deception. adapted to her charming personality, . Pickled Fish Recipe mistaken policy of Germany -with a Franklin is more or less the cave­ or that exhibits in succession the I have been asked for the rule for growers arc all delighted with the For Rent— Five room house, large nation that strove to keep its neu­ man type nnd he determines to give many phases of her histrionic abil­ pickling fish, nnd for^inany who go success of the year and ready to lot. Conveniences. Flowing well. Beatrix tho scare of her life. He ac­ trality until its patienre was entire­ ity. "D odging a Million" is not tho to the coast this summer this recipe start in again as soon as the time East Sanford Avc., Third street. companies her to her room, nnd re­ ly exhausted. * * adaptation of a stage play, hut was just received from Washington will nrrives for beginning a new crop. Apply to C. II. Lc flier. 102-3tc fuses to leave declaring thnt she has especially written by Edgar Selwyn, oe timely. It is by Mr. Frants P. When you sec in the feature photo brought bis presence on hcTBelf: Thp Lund, specialist in canning and dry­ “ Work on enlarging and improv­ For Rent— Eight room house fur­ play production of Ambassador Ger­ balance can best be appreciated by the celebrated dramatist and author ing, U. S. Dept, of Agriculturb. of "N early Married," in collabora­ ing the quarters for tho DeLand nished for-rent, with all modern con­ ard's " M y Four Years In Germany seeing the picture. Riley M. Fletcher Retry, tion with A. M. Kennedy, to meet library will begin soon, under the veniences. Call nt 417 First St. the representative of Kultur in the Emerg. Home Dem. Agt. the requirements of the little staf. direction of Architect Miller,” says . . . • 102- 2 lp person of the kaiser as he shook his Theda Bara In “ The I!o r of Blood" the DeLand News. The paper tells Spiced Fish the representative of Kultur in tho Eight room house for rent, SE cor­ Lovers of motion pictures which Herring is especially used for tho that considerable more space will be VITAGRAPH 'S NEW SERIAL person of the kaiser as he shook his ner Cypress avenue nnd Third street. Interest and enthrall will welcome making of spiced fish, but trout. secured by the proposed addition, finger under the nose of our A m bon J. E. Pace. 101-tfc the glad nows that Theda Bara is Stars lliil Duncan and “ Fighting mackerel nnd other fish can also lie nnd thnt the plnce will be made sailor with the expressed warning about to appenr at the Star Theatre Trail" Heroes prepared this way. It is very im- coniforatble ami attractive in appear­ For Rent—Ten acre farm near that he would stand no nonsense in her newest William Fox produc­ • p orta n t that they are absolu tely ance. Moore's Slatlon. Five acres tiled. from Amerirn after the war," you "A Fight for Millions," Vitagfnphs tion, "T h e Rose of Blood." fresh. Tho Tall catch is preferable. Good large house and barn. Cash will better understand the reasons newest and greatest adventure serial Miss Barn portrays a Russian rent. See W. M. Huyr.es at Herald for America's present position in the A Reply. The recipe calls for 80 herring. If at the Star Theatre. The serial heroine. But Lisza Tapenku is dif­ starts off with u rush and with a trout or mackerel is used they should 100-tf "Do yon think playing a gnmc of Office. world conflict. pool Hurtful or wrong?"-asks n young ferent from every other leading lady thrill in every scene. The nmazing not be larger than from 10 to 12 The insolent treatment of our Am* Furnished Rooms by Day, Week saphend of Galveston. We think pinybassador by tho kaiser, theoretically of Slavonic oVigin. She is n Russian plot is quickly anil clearly developed inches long. If larger fish use not ns or Month — l’ ark avenue Flat, 105 •nr a game of pool to Jie entirely nil tantamount to the Intter’s shaking who fight/*, made of the same stuff nnd the vnrious characters placed, many for the same amount of ingre- right—provided the pliver hns put In florth Park avenue, over L. R. Phil­ finger in the face of our President which has formed the brave Legion especially the villains who waste no dionts, nnd the fish after scaling and n full day's work.— Houston I’ost. ips & Co. drug store Mrs C. C. time in getting busy to the keen de­ wiping with n coarse cloth should he and of our nation with which he was of Death. Hart, manager. 30-tf Lisza'allies herself with a band of light of the audience. The serial is gashed with n knife through the not even then at war, is only pne These Days of High Prices. 7 WANTED the .ong series of incidents which are revolutionists who are seeking the directed by William Duncan, who, of thick parts of the flesh in order to Robert's grandfather gave him n only appreciated at their true value freedom of the Empire. She is suc­ course Ls the fighting nnd unbeatable let the spices penetrate better. Pack Wanted— To . rent unfurnished penny to spend, nnd Robert snlil: when seen in sequence as they have cessful in assassinating several per­ hero, this nlone being a gilt-edged closely with back down in a crock or "Gmndpn, yon must remember every­ heure cr' bungalc?/ of .-.bout five been seen l»y the Ambassador him­ sons whose nets of oppression have guarantee thnt the serial will break wooden vessel, sprinkling with one thing costa more. I rntft get much rooms. Immediate possession. J. E. made the lot of tho people more mis­ all records for swift action and sen­ pound of dairy salt; cover with a candy.for n penny." self. . Johnson, Wight Grocery Co. 102i2 tc "M y Four Years in Germany" is a erable. She signifies the completion sations. Albert E. Smith, president hoard and weight down. Let stand Wanted—Salesman and Collector, big dramatic production that will of her deeds by dropping a hlood- of Vitngrnph nnd Cyrus Townsend .for 12 hours. Remove and scrape Notice of Application .or Tax Deed with dkr or te*m for Sominole coun­ clean. Pack as before in clean ves­ colored rose on the body of each Brady, the widely read author of "M y Four Years in Germany" is a Under Section 8 , Chapter 4888, ty. Apply Singer Sewing Machine fiction, wrote " A Fight for Millions" sel and pour over the fish two quarts big dramatic ■*production that will victim. Laws o. Florida '* Co., Orlando, Ha._________102-3tp Finally, her hand demand tho nnd are frank to say they surpassed of vinegar mixed with two qunrts of give Americans a better understand­ Notice is hereby given that H. C. ing of thp most important page in death of her own husband. He is the high mark they established in water. Let stand for twenty-four Wanted— Good milk cow. No re­ DuBoae is purchaser o f.T a x Cer­ the prime minister, nnd his hand their previous efforts, “ Vengeance— hours, remove and drain well. world history. ply wanted -if cow is not first class. tificate No. 243, dnlcd the 7th day and the W om an" and “ Tho Woman It will he Bhown at the Star The­ hears more heavily than that of any Mix two pounds of beat Liver T. I. Hawkins, Sanford. 100-4tp of June, A. D. 1909, has filed said in the W eb." . other. She had mnrried him in her atre soon. ■all, one half pound sugar, one half certificate in my office, and has made yount/r days, before he rose to so Much of the a ction ,of “ A Fight ounce best hop (Spanish hop pre’ er Printer— Under draft age wishes prom lVnt a place. for Millions" is laid In the great nbable) 20 bay leaves and the follow! application for tax deed to issue in position on . small central Florida . “ Scandal" Said certifi­ newspaper. F ig h w g between her love for him northwest and besides bad men, amounts of coarsely ground spices: accordance with law. Apply Box 307, San­ In her new Select picture, “ Scan­ cate embraces the following des­ ford, Fla.___________________101-tp cowboys, Indians and other types 4-5 ounce cloves, 4-5 ounce allspice, dal" which is scheduled for showing and h i^ desire to' free the down­ cribed properly situated in Sem­ at the Star Theatre Thursday Con­ trodden people, Lisza finally suc­ without which no serial would b e ; 1 3-4 ounco pepper and one-half Wanted, Mon-jSash & Door Fac­ inole county, Florida, to-wit: Lota stance Talmadge portrays the char­ cumbs to the right. She blows up a worth while, Messrs. Smith and ounce saltpeter. tory. Bench hands and machine hands. 10, 11 nnd 12, Fla. Land & Col C o ’s acter of a high spirited society girl, building which- hobses the Premier Brndy have introduced that famous Pack closely again in clean vessel Good inside Carpenter. Steady work Add. to South Sanford. The said body known tho world over, Tho with back down and with the above spoiled and capricious, with the nnd all of his cabinet. tho year round. In replying, give ex­ land being assessed at the date of body known the world over, The mixture sprinkled under, between depths of her real womanliness un­ Sho has struck the first real blow the issuanco of such certificate in the perience and salary expected. Seldep Royal Mounted Police, those fear­ stirred. The story has been written for freedyn! But she has left her­ and over them. Cover and weigh Door Co., Palatkar Fla. - 97 tf name of Unknown. • * less, hardy guardians of wild Regions down. for the screen from Cosmos Hamil­ self nlone In the world. Also notice is hereby given that * Middle aged man with family, who nover miss n man they go after, ton's fascinating novel of the same If the brine which forms qvaporTho story of this gripping pictur® though thn chase circle the globo. H. C. DuBoae is purchaser of Tax just past draft age, good habits, was written by Richard Ordynskb Mr. Duncan and his company passed ates, the fish must be covered with Certificate No. 366, dated the 6 th stage director of tho Metropolitan most of last winter in tho big woods a not too heavy brine, made by day of July, A. D. 1908, has filed wants to m eft party or firm desiring the services of one who Is able to , Opera House in Now York. Mr. Or- far from civilization and the pht.ogS boiling salt and sugar in water. said certificate in my office, and has adjust himself .to -most any line of Let cool, skim if necessary and pour dynski, who himself acts the role of raphy throughout is said to bo a made application for tax deed to is­ mercantile business, having held over fish 'when used. the leading revolutionist in the film, revelation in rugged beauty. sue in accordance with law. Said When the fish hnve peen packed certificate embraces the following positions of responsibility and trust was born in Poland and lived' thcr for the past ^ 25 years. Address The story Is that of a young girl's for 10 dnys, they can he used.' Thoy for many^years. Ho personally su­ described property situated in Sem­ O. II., care -Herald. 100-3tc fight for her birthright nnd a great can generally lie kept for months if inole county, Florida, lo-w it: Lota pervised tho details, of •the produc­ tion nnd insured the accuracy of fortune. She is pursued relentlessly stored in a cool place. When using 23, 24, 33, 36, 37, 38, 39. 40, 47, .48, n r r a b t m k n t o t t 1i k n t k a 1 o a by two mefTwho seek only her riches the tlsh, soak in cold water if too U. S. Land Oflleo at Oa1pea*tlla. rUj. 0very setting and incident. July IS. 1* »• and defended by two other men who Baity. This spiced fish can be usj*d 49, 60, 51 and 62., Fin. Land & Col. NoUta la barabv fl»»n that NJ«o» Co's Add. to South Sanford. The picture will play at the Star strivo only for her love. of Gtaara, Florida. *bo, va J a lr in any recipes in place of anchovis. mad* Honaataad Kntrr, N a OlttW , far Theatre for Monday. «f NEW , W H 0/ SEW BaaUoa JS The said land being assessed at j mfM............... I NW K o r h lE l/.,S e c tio n 1 J, T oaaijlp and Before serving, split, clean nnd tho date of Issuance of aaid. certifi­ X0 8. H a n a I t S i TaUakaaaae Martdlaar baa “ V"TT* Man's Story:*.’ Says Bill wash and roll together. Serve with cate in.the namo of'U nknown. flfad aoilta of Intfatlen to mabo “ Dodging a M illion" Is Neat ot Duncan proof lo aaUbltah etalm, to Ibo laod abo»* daacrlbad, befora elarb dreult court, ot San Surprise* “ A regular he-man's story," is tfie a thick purco xif tomatoes over them Unless said ecrUficates shall bo re­ Fta.. on tbo 13rd day of Au«ua«. lit* If ever.there was.a play^shown on enthusiastic summing up by , 11- and sprinkle with finely chopped deemed according to law. tax deeds ford, Culmaat namaa aa wllaaaaaoi / # _ WfU CoWlar of Oanava. flfc . . the screen that contained moro Ham Duncab of "A ' Fight for Mr parsley. will isauo thereon on the 16th day Itailar Raarao of Ganova, rta. thrilling myatery than Mabel Nor- Ilona," Vitagraph's latest adventue Nulla Durreaa of Ganavo. Fta.of September, A. D. 1918. . t Catholic Church Char... Stewart ma'ntPa flrat Goldwyn starring ve­ aerial, the first episode of which wil Next Thursday, the Feast of tho Witness my official signature and At.the Star Theatre Thun lay hicle, "D odging a Million," the au- bo shown in tho Star Theatre on Assumption,' Masses at 7 and 9 a. m. seal -this the 13th day of August, Bt-Torl * .F r i-1 0 ta AMUSEMENT I �American after It. done and killed. i T or j Mr. and .Mrs. Nicklo have been on the sick list for a few days this week. , • W. A. Rob)nson and'fam ily werq visiting' on Celery avenue Sunday. 'Tho-fall gardening is in full blast also the truck farming too. Mrs. Geo. Csihoun sod children t n c l'T .’J. Roblnson were the guests STRAIGHT ROWS PROVE. BEST of Mrs. J. E. Vaughn Tuesday. Miss Gladys Robinson w ss on the Qlva Mott Attractiv* Appearance anca \to sick list for a few. days lost week. . Qirden, and In tho End Also ' Savo Much Labor. Well 'tig almost time for school again so children, you will' have to If the garden la made In straight get busy soon. rows and In beds of uniform size and shape It will not only present a more attractive appearance, thus adding to Oeraany now has 27 prison camps chapters and given an opportunity to the gardener^ pride In hla work, but wher® American soldiers captured In enroll. ! It will be ihnch easier to cultivate. battle are held. In Central division—Illlnola, Michi­ This latter fact la an Important Item The American Red Cross baa ac­ gan, Wisconsin, Iowa and Nebraska— for consideration, as the average city WELCOME YOUR NEW COMER curate Information about these camps there are about 2 ,000,000 .members o f resident has none too much time In and with the aid of tho Swiss Red the Junior Red Cross. Manifestly ibis which to cultivate hla garden and the Beat Possible Mathod to Insure One’ e Community Being Noted for It*' Cross keeps our soldiers and sailors group o f workers Is a big factor In work must be done tf results are to Navy Hospitable People. supplied with nourishing food, new tho Red Cross organisation. be obtained. Frequent plowing, ss den djtU nfW lnln Karl Schultz, Sherman Routh, much work as possible with the hoe, clothing, soap and other necessaries. Tho Junior members are members Do you want your community to be A t the beginning o f June there were of 15,000 auxiliaries to the 008 Red Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned and extermination of every weed that You?",nS«hb„ about 800 men In uniform in German Cross chapter*. Virtually every school Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph ahows its head above the ground—all noted, for Its hospitality? Then the best way to get auch n name, la to wet prison camps. The American troops Is an auxllfary. | RoumlUat, Allan Jones', Morris Spen­ these are necessary if the garden la come each newcomer as an old friend, StSord.1” i^ y if’ -Doan’ ,20 Wdn’ ^ r^ b * have captured considerably more than Red Cross 0lfl Club*. cer, Hugh-White, Oscar. Route, C. J. to produce to the limit of Its capac­ met after a long separation. which I recently got entirely rid m eof. 1,000 . Germans, ao the score la more The Red Cross Tig club o f Carroll Lawton, Jamea severe pain In the small of my back that Purvis, William ity. Of course you can't flap the new than even In that respect county, Mo., was organised last fall Hartley, Wallace Llpford, 'W . C. To Insure that ,the rows will be per­ comer on the shoulder, saying, “ Hello made it almost Impossible for me io do In Berne. Switzerland, the Ameri­ with practically tho g^Jlfe population Temple. fectly straight all that Is necessary Jim, old boy, I’m glad to see you back.1 my work. I alto had severe headaclS* whenever I atojmed or.tumed about can Red Cross barf a great warehouse of the county constituting the mem­ Is a length o f atrong cord sufficient to No, let us greet them In’ a different and quickly I became dizzy and sick to my Forrest Gatchcl, Ed. Cameron, from which la tent to each American bership. O. F. Turner, the agricultural retch from end to end of the garden's way. ®V°K ch* .ThW w.cre othpr "ymptomi 'prisoner in Germany 20 pounds of county agent, asked 2,500 persons to Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert longest dimension. At etch end of htstend, let several families In the of kidney trouble, too, and my kldne« food every week. Our government raise ono pig each, to be known as the Deane, Tenny Deane, F. F. Roper, the cord fasten a atout stake about Immediate neighborhood And out at didn’t act aa they should, Dean’s KM pays for this food and equipment and Red Cross pig. Although the county Douglass C. Griffin, W.’ M. Chan­ two feet long and sharpened at ono motat one? Under which time the newcomer will arrive. JJJ treatment alt tho backache, languor the Red Cross accs that It reaches tho has only 1,000 registered voters, 3.000 cellor, The'o, Stiles,. Alton E. Far- end so the stakes may easily be Then let each family decide on some -•<« other symptoms entirely dlantwar. persons answered the call. A few days ncll, Harry B.* Lewis, Jr, men. thrust Into the soil. one or two dishes to contribute to tho (Statement given September 14 Already there are enough supplies ago the department of agriculture an­ In city and town gardens, where strangers' first meal. When tho hour ed.” 1910.) . ” • Army , In the Red Cross warehouse at Berne nounced that 3,000 porkt>rs represent the space Is restricted, It Is best to agreed on arrives, let each neighbor On March 19. 1918, Mrs. Mickey saidJohn Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, hare tho rows run the long way of to take care o f 22,000 American prison­ the output of the cluh. send or carry her dish to the new­ **I justified , again r e c o m m it ' Leslie Hill, £Jeth WoodruZ, Stanley the garden—north to south If possi­ ers—If the Germans can tako that comers, as n token of greetings and Doan s Kidney Pills because they have Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe ble— planting several kinds of similar­ number 1 always given me great relief from attach welcome Into the neighborhood. Junior Red Cross Vacation Work. Chittenden, Oecar Speer, Bruce An- ly grown vegetables, like green onion*, In this wny tho strangers will feel of backache and other symptoms of kid­ * *^ Junior Red Cross members will not deraon, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, carrots, radishes, etc., In the same much more at home than If all the ney trouble." . cease their efforts during vacation. 60c, at all dealers.* Fostir-Mabura George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ row. neighbors had dressed In their best, Handkerchiefs, . While they were In tho schools they If you plant such crops as beets, and stiffly railed In the usual way. Co., Mlgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. burn, Albert Fry, Jamea Estxidge, If the handkerchiefs are yellow, the could be reached more easily hut or­ George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. radishes and onions In.beds theso can If you don’t believe It, Just try nnd ganization work among the children reason Is that they have not been prop­ be mnde four to six Inches high by see.— N. II. C., In. The Progressive A. PnttishaJI, Meade Fox, Ingram has gone ho far thuf the chapters ore erly washed. To overcome this yellow digging narrow paths around the beds Farmer. still closely In touch with them and color put the handkerchiefs In cold Guerry, Henry Byrd, Oaborne Wil­ with n hoe and throwing tho soil upon water, In which thcru Is kerosene, liams. Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, tho beds. benefiting vaally by their help. 1 Advice About Brick Houses. At present many chnplerH are asking about one teuspoonful to a rpiiirl. and 'Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, When tho drainage of the garden Is Front' n constructive standpoint tho the Junior members to help, get out u shaving of good laundry soap. Let John Lee, Jr., A. Stafford, Andrew not good It Is well to grow cnbbnge, ntmllreproof brick house In vcry slra Home rijftli ardent fur knitted articles, the handkerchiefs boll In this about Aulin, John Cuter Lawton, Alfred M. cauliflower and similar crops an small liar to tho frnmu oxctqff that tho out comfort hags mid. hospital supplies. three Hours. Take them out, 'dry In Ilccfi, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis. ridges thrown up with spade or hoe. side walls are of masonry nnd thnt tho They nre doing this In preference to tho sun, and they will ho snowy white. Other crops, among thorn enrly pens floor framing In each story should bo Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler. J. Tills treatment will apply to any linen their regular Junior work. and celery, should he planted In shal­ F. Coates, Ernest Gormloy, Walter low trenches scooped out with n hoe. carried on steel beams and columns so or white clothing. Any Junior Ited Cross member who Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Snm When these plants grow the soil I* thnt the Inside supports may tie ns free has lost contact with the Red Cross from shrinkage ns the walls. In tbo Pevehouse, Harry Carlson, C. E. gradually worked back around the Using Hudson Seal. organization since school closed should fireproof house floors nnd roof are of Hudson seal Is to he seen on mnny Hunter, Wilson Miller, Hnrrold Long roots. go to (lie local chapter hcudquurU-rti tile or concrete nnd steel. It is never coats of duvetyn and velour, and la James Weaver, Norman Baker, Er­ and offer his or her services. Since hoeing must start early and desirable to plaster directly on the In­ Of course, any child not now n mem­ most effective on such autumn colors nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M somettineh when the soil becomes side of n brick wall. Lath nnd plas­ ber of the Junior Red Cross will be us mahogany, nigger brown, battleship Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy St&Zord, enked above the planted seeds It Is ter should nlwnys bo placed on fur­ . . cordially welcomed by the Red Cross gray and navy. Lewllc Oglesby, Denslcr StaZord, T ' necessary to break It, a few quick- ring strips so ns to give an air spnee O. Gillis, Willie O. Goolsby, H&rrnld growing radish seeds planted with between plaster nnd brick. All brick orfior sorts will quickly spring up work next th'o ground. In chimneys Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert and show where tho rows ire. ■bovir roofs, parapet walls, dormers, Merriweather, Robert Routh, Staf­ 360 ABTlcLE5"3<^TLUlstRATI0tC etc., should bo laid in cement mortar. ford I^>Fila, Grover LeFiLs, Paul Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank Camp­ B UILD IN G P LA N W ORTH W H ILE The Slacker's Load. bell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ “ Do blggen* iond some folks hns got burn, Oscar Dulloae, Edwin L. Neighborhood Always Dast Whero A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ tor enrry.” observed Brother Williams, Proper Attention Is Paid to That Dinklc, Harley A. Mnincs. RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ "Is n grip full of excuses fer glttln' Highly Important Detail. Sam J. Pickens, Harry IL New­ out o’ doin’ do right thing nt do right TY -EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD man, Bryan Wafkcr, Andrew J. The average city allotment Is spoiled time. Fei Instance, of It’s wood-cutAt Year Newsdealer King, Charles Prieater, ’ Itoht. O. because little or no attention Is paid tin day, dey ain’ t got no ax; an' ef Y early Subscription $l.SO to architectural merit by the realtor. dey got n ax. dey ain't no grindstone WEKIWA ITEMS | to Sanford where Mr. and Mrs. Weoka, Walfred Pierson, Vandcr Send fo r o ar n o n /re e Cat­ This Is true because of ilin/Uirk of ter sharpen It :*mt' »-f de grindstone's Mrs. Stapler will Pcrrittc, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. Wokiwn in on the boom. We have Stapler will live. alog o f m echanical booh: appreciation of good lines In the for­ a fine stock of groceries put in the be remembered as Miss Ruth Little. Griggs, Harry Miles. Duncan Mit­ mation of a building plan Hnd Its de­ dnr, dr w»-ll'* gmic dry an' dry's no Popular M echanics Magazine water ler « < ; It !*’—Atlanta Constitu­ chell, Drawdy Matthers, Lewis Col­ postofllce building by C. 8 . Flowers a N o rth M l c t r if U Avonuo, Chlcsgo Norman Swanson and George Me- lins, John A. Rhodes, John R. Long, tails of elevation. The situation .can tion. who moved his store from Monroe Don gal Jr. were in Tampa several William U, Lynch, James II. Lee, J. and will be saved when It Is an appre­ over here. He says if we will buy days sightsee ing. Miss Annie C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy ciated fact that the employment of ar­ chitectural ability raises tho standnrd enough he will stay with us. Weeks was Mrs. M cDougaiV guest Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal, George without Incrossing the cost, thus giv­ E. A. Rush had his first cotton while here. ing to the Investor an inset which Is Hyman, John E. Hawkins, Fred alpicking this week and is well pleased An clpvdn pound son was horn lard, Carl Robert Willie, Joe Zapf, dependable and sura of realization, with the fesults. Sunday Aug. 11th t o ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Geiger, Harry Geiger. Fred both In actual value and desirability, beenuse of stability nnd refinement ex­ Mrs. F. J. Lightsoy is visiting her R ry nn ||. Squire and has been given Dullard, Robert * Hill. pressed In the building. sister Mrs. Cooper in Lakeland. the name of William Elwin after his Eddie Potter, Raymond McDon­ The neighborhood where street after Another plcnirking party went to paternal grandfather. Mr. Squires ald, Carl McDonald, Clarence Tem­ street Is sold nut without building op­ "\ Rock Springs Wednesday and spent arrived from Jacksonville in time ns ple, Joe Guerry, W illiam Shepard, erations bMng proceeded with or rigid a very enjoyable day. It was all an over Sunday guest at thq birth- Victor M. Greene, First Lieut. Geo. enforcement of Intelligent approval of I* this time ami they tiny parly. ladi es who went G. Herring, Second Lieut. Ralph building plans, la sure to be disap­ got home before dnrk. Edmon Stowe was the guest of Wight, Cinrence Mahoney, Homer pointing because of the lack of unity The railroad has moved tho freight j hi* father C. M. Stowe of Cnmqron Wynne, Walter Mason, John Pezold, In the heterogeneous expression of platform up nearer where the new avenue on Sunday. Edmond has Paul Pezold, Edmond Stowe, Frank Ideas much of which Is so often very bad In execution. public road crosses the track. j lx?en in Texas in tho aviatfon corps Lossing, Arthur Lossing, Berkeley Some ono hns said that an (deal Is • W. C. Holiday and daughter Miss ■lnco.,a,,t >’car “ ml bn8 reccrUl>’ bcF" Blackman, Worthington Blackman, tho framework of a fact. The averWallace I-ec, Henry Lee, Alvin 'Ken­ ngc person endeavors to express his Achsn who began teaching school at transferred to Arcadia. dall, Brittain Johnson, Joseph Wynn, Idenl In home surroundings, hence It Mania Mnycfla of BcardaM ave­ Christmas on August 5 report a C. S. Lee, Tate Chapman, U. A. becomes ,n business worthy of careful nue left Wednesday night for New -large school and fine people out Cobb, J. J; Driggers, A. I. Ross, study for the builder, of houses to York city to remain an indefinite 'there. Tom Meredith, Williarir*Coulliourn, make them really homes. time. , . Rev. Hildebrand filled his ap­ The best neighborhood In which to Fred Wight. Mrs. Irving E. Erftridge and son pointment here Sunday giving us a live and rear s family la one whers Reginald Holly, Virgil Lee Smith, hliigj-ne arc visiting friends in Geor­ good sermon. t WRITE FOR PRICES building activities are carefuly guarded Cnri Malm, Hume Humph, Carl and the homeneeker Is assisted wisely gia for two weeks. , E. A. Rush killed a 6-foot rattle­ Ross Long of Richmond,avenue Is Bruton, H. A. Chorpening, Harry and prudently In building his highest snake on the hard road last Sunday. Phillips, Louis B. Lonnrtz, Enoch Ideal of home a ccord !^ to hla means. Good progress is being made on leaving this week for North Caro­ M. Austin, Edward C. Austin, Isaac tho land* that is being cleared here. lina to paint on a government hos­ JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA M. Dyesi, Will Erickson, C. S. Hick­ Improving Architecture. pital. I " Tho citizen who builds can do much son, T. F. Singletary, J. O. Huff, Ed­ Miss Ethel Hickson left on Satur­ EAST SANFORD ward Routh, J. IL Stroud, E. H. to ralSG the general standard of our homes by an understanding of a few There will lie a social at Moore’s day with F. F. Dutton and-party by Webb, Edwin Rnuleraon, Ralph auto for points north. Miss' Hickof tho true principles of architecture. Station chureh Tuesday evening King, C. A. Clark, Marcus Leinhnrt, Aug. 20th. Evferybody welcome. sbn hns gone to Philadelphia to ac­ McDomald Carraway, Geo. A.- De- The esscntlnta are geometric planning, good proportions, symmetry antLJudlcept a position for the summer. Be sure and come., Cottes, Harry Cobb, Raymond L. cIouh use of feature^ of merely deco­ Joe Cameron and daughters / M r . and Mrs. II. W. Chandler j Allen, Aubrey M. Haight, Charles rative character. -Where possible, the Misses Annie and Eleanor and other Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lucas Mr, and IL M unn,'Gordon Raker. location o f tho housb always should members of the family wdnt to the Mrs. W. A. Knight Mr. nn^ Mrs. be planned In relation to the site with a view t o ’giving the houao a setting beach Wednesday to .spend some O. A. Honk and their families pic­ War Romince In the Stare. nicked and fished last Thursday on by the planting of proper shrubs and time. Almost overhead In the early eve- surroundings. St. Johns river and report a pleasant Henry and Joda Cameron and n'n* nro some faint stars, constituting Tho prospective builder can advan­ Mr. Stapler drove down U) Palatkn outing. the constellation Comn Berenices, or tageously study some o f our leading The C. E. Chorpcnlng family “ Berenice’s Hnlr.H It commemorates architectural publications with a view last week In the Cameron truck to move Mr. Stapler’s household goods were much disappointed jrs Iloraco Queen Berenice, wlfo o f Ptolemy IB, to familiarizing himself with the best did not get here on promised fur­ who offerc-d her hnlr. to Venus to se­ of various types of homes oad with lough. Horace has been transferred cure his snfe return from war. Tho this knowledge he can do-much to de­ I to the French mortar battery carps queen’s hair wna snerlAced, hut^ dis­ mand u better class.of domestic archi­ G O O D TO THE L A S T D R O P appeared from the temple. Hence tho from the const artillery. , - ’ . * * tecture. * . •• |legend thnt her golden looks hud • turned Into a constellation. Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity‘'V W ^ S T GENEVA AVENUE , From • 'Novelty to a Necessity. — Mrs. f : E. Vougjin haa harvested Best )Vsy to Water Plants. The backyard garden was, a novelty IjUite a lot of nice corn thfa week. A French botanist. whoTuis experi­ for malt of us Inst year, and we took of 99.98 Per C en t.. V . .. The little two' y e a r , old grandson mented with vegotablo raising, ha* de­ It up as a fad with faddish eagerness. termined the exact amount o f water We shall need the garden more than of Mr. and Mm. Wifi Robinson had necessary for the beat growth of vari­ a very narrow esekpo'a few days ago ous plants.’ , In general; he-found that ever this year, and It behooves us to couildcr It as a military' nml bust ness with a ratOe anake. .H e very nearly a supply of water administered unin­ proposition, not to ha routcrcj) Into In ■topped on It but it aurely must terruptedly drop by drop brought bet- a spirit of hucollc levity, but with' se­ PH O N E-338 have been a Gtrraap arrake for it 1*^ results than even systematic rious purpos/anil endless determina­ d S K Y O U R G R O C E R . , ^ it ran when it found It was an drenching. tion.—Seattle 1’ oBt-lntelllgencer, 1 * * SPECIALS F armers SEED BED WIRE yL GALV. SPRINKLERS CLOTHES PINS AND COTTON SCALES Ret! Cross Work in 6erman Prison Camps SEMINOLE’S ROLLOFHONOR CAN’T DOJHE WORK 5 COUNTY HAPPENINGS BETTER TH AN EVER IS c a copy I Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla. Sacks For Castor Beans New or, Second Hand Bags Southern States Bag C o.v ^iiiiuiiimxiiiiiiiiiiiixniiiiinnixxiiiiiiiiiiiixnininiiiixiiiiiiiiiiii Elder Springs Water j Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE T. O. Charles Distributor fm xiu iin n n isecn iin iiiiaK i �a u g u st n THE SANFORD HERALD and alone iho atalrwaya. Tho point la to plus up all draughts, thus keeping the Are In one ’.part of tho house— narrjf fcrlng Shumwny, in, llouso ncautlful. . ' • Dictionary Slavery. The fact Is'that the highest lingual Intelligence today prescribes no such dictionary worship as that of the petty potentates of schoolroom nnd print shop. Tho usngo of a people ts what makes nnd animates a language, nnd those wonts become a recognised part of tho language which are approved by the lending writers nnd speakers of the time. But these writers, by habit and education, aro themselves preno to dictionary slavery. They hesitate to tn|co up a new Word and dignify It with usage. Therefore, when they wnnt n new word which our dictionary doesn’t provide they go deliberately to the French I This takes tlm curse off the crime of rolling a m V word In English I Aside from tho cheap and pedantic practice o f ’ lifting words from n for­ eign language to fill out tho gain In our own, our language has today no constant source of replenishment but slang, fthnkespeare went to the root forms of clnsilcnl literature to seccr* hltu his materials for words which the language did not afford. We, be­ cause of our dictionary fetish, can go only to the sporting page I—St. Paul Pioneer-Press. .80 *31 • ?\ 30 ’81 77. ^ 6 2 78 76 A* *&3 *52 48 ’ 5> 4 g -3 0 *8 THE DOTS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. -By Clifford Leon Sherman. * . Dear Folks:—This Is our fourth day out. nnd tho most excitement we have tod was when we sighted tho destroyers who came out to act as a convoy, to « e that we got safely by the subs and the mines. It begins to look like real badness, but we all believe wo ought to do all wo can to get this sorry Job finished: I am feeling line, nnd everybody on Iho transport feela tho same. Tbfj ore a dandy bunch. And by the way, I have discovered wby*a frog can jump so fur. We hnvo been Inking an exercise every morning, thnt makes me feel like a human frog- It Is something-like this. h am m y , To complete tho picture, draw a Hue from dot 1 to dot 2, then from dot 2 to -lot 3, nnd so on. ga, «. (Copyright, 1*1T; by The Dell BjrnflteaU, Ino.) / . HUNS PUN TRAP, KILL EACH OTHER Too Many Como to Rescue^'’ In a short time six German scouts came wheeling out o f . the blue and Joined tho Hnlbpratndt. Almost nt onco six other enemy scouts dived out of the sun onto their comrades, whom they apparently mistook for a British patrol about to nttnek the Halberstndt. British Join' in Air Battle Between What had happened was this: Tho Ilalberstndt had been artlng as a de­ Two Teuton Flying coy, and the green light hud been Squadrons. meant ns n signal for assistance. But there had been no expectation thnt two flights of German planes would respond at the sumo time. Not being nblo to distinguish the markings of their friends—nnd this has happened not Infrequently beforo English Pilots Joyfully and Impartially — the newcomers Immediately began a furious attack upon them. The Brit­ Render Assistance First to ish leaders then guided their patrol Ono Side, Then to Into this mnd melee and took n hand. the'Other, The Halberstadt was the first vic­ tim and this was shot down by tho With the British Army In France.— British commanding machine. Another This Is tho story of o buttle royal British fighter In the meantime had waged In the ulr between two flight accounted for two more enemy scouts. ol (leruinn planes. It was tin unlnten , which were sent swirling to destructIon.-,I t,ut disastrous tight between i tlon below. brother aviators, during which Brltlsli All this time the German nlrcrnft pilots Joyfully nnd Impartially ren­ were continuing their bitter hnUle dered assistance first to tho one side, among themselves and several of them then In the other, until so many ot were seen to go down out of ran* the emperor's flyers had been de­ trol before the engagement finally stroyed or damaged thnt the conflict ended. Tho British lenders, try their could not continue. good Judgment, had led the Huns Into This extraordinary engagement be­ their own trap. gan thus; Fifty Plane* In Fight. Tv^jxBrltlfdj ofllcora In a fl/Chtlug This undoubtedly wns n unique oc­ rrmrlilnXhvere lending a patrol along currence, but there are always plenty tie- ItnetrVhen they sighted a (lernnin of thrilling Incidents happening In Halherstndt two-seater, which upon tho ntr these days. Take, for Instance, their appearance fired n green signal the case of a British pntrol of about Held. The British lenders expected a eight battlo planes which fought and trap and waited to see what this un- vanquished somo forty enemy craft ®*ual performance meant. a few days ago. This British patrol, under command of a captain, wns escorting a bombing squadron when two score enemy machines .were’ en­ countered. Tho British fighters nnd the enemy Immediately raced In for the attack. Within a few second* n flerco fight was In progress and the great fleet of nearly half a hundred airships were swirling nnd diving madly ngulhst one another, while their machine guns Joined In tho vicious chorus thnt swept Mn. J. A. Cox, Of AIdown to the troops on the ground llko derson, W. Va., writes:" tho noise from scores of steam trip­ "My daughter , . . sulhammers. fered terribly. She could The British outmnneuvered nml out­ not turn In bed . . . the fought the enemy nnd many of tho doctors gave her up, and Germans vrero sent spinning away. we brought her home to Whether they were merely frtghtpned die. She had suffered so or were out of control, It was Impos­ much a t . . . lime. Hav­ sible lo say, hut nt the conclusion of ing heard ol Cardtd, we the fight four German machines lay In got It for her." crumpled masses on tho earth nnd an­ other had gone down In flames. ENEMY P U U S BAD BONER * D 0 N 7 FO R G ET FIRE BARRIERS Thtlr Value In the Event of a Posalble* Conflagration Can Hardly Bo _ . OvorostlmaUd. The Woman’s Tonic "Inafewdays, she be­ gan to Improve.” Mrs.?. Cox continues, "and had no trouble a t . . . Csrdul we reeehnf many thou­ sands tit similar letters every year, telling of the good Cardul has done for women who suffer from complaints sd common to their -sex. It should do Too much Importance cannot be given to the problem of fire stopping Throughout the house. Whether or not n Z demanded by the building law* of or « . / . » - ,b . M ld t o ' ■ fe ^ S S S & £ X S ? i srwgffl house, givlnrthe firemen s t t :& £ £ * - . « * * * to .• ‘ '-** * I RACCOON POPULAR THIS YEAR * > * “ • <* S p i f f * - r **' GERMANS FO ILED IN SPAIN Exhibition of French Art la Expected to Counteract Teutonic Influence. Paris.—Earnest effort* are being mndc to counteract the German Influ­ ence In fipnln. One of the latest at­ tempts to build up n mnllal feeling with the country south of the Pyrenees Is the opening of an exhibition of French nrt which Is being held In Madrid. Such eminent Frenchmen as Gabriel llanotaux, Charles Whlor, Imbart do In Tour, Bernier, Lnllemnnd, Teissier, Fourcnile nnd Ilaphnel-Georgca Levy nre In attendance. Old Custom Ktpt Up. "Blnglhg for Gofer" Is n unique cus­ tom confined to Newark parish church, England. It has lasted. 300 years. It Is said that a wealthy merchant named Gofer lost himself In thn woods which ‘ then surrounded Newark, and, as he earned much money nnd the forest was Infested with thieves, ho wns In danger of his life. Suddenly he heard the hells of.Newark, and wns guided home by their rtiuslc. To commemo­ rate Ills escope. he left n goodly sum to the church on condition thnt the bell­ ringers ring for “Gofer" every year on •Sunday nights In October nnd Novem­ ber. • ________________ i Personally Conducted Publlo’ty. 4."| timko It n rule, not to reno whnt the newspapers say about tne," re­ marked Seiiutor Sorghum. ‘'But some of the things nre cotapllmeiitary." * “ | don't have to read those. A* n rule such articles arc prepared nnd sent out tinder my own direction." ~*~‘m ye*»■,■■■■—-■** - .* • Optimistic Thought Itlchcs arc well I f .gotten well nnd veil M>ont. Another to Be Found. A tracer sent to locate the old-fnahtoned man who wore a peachstono wntch charm, reports from Cleartleld. Pa.: "Located my man. lie also car­ ries a cornhtnntlon pen, pencil, tooth­ pick, and rubber stamp. Any Instruc­ tions!" Certainly; draw for expense money nnd hunt for the old-fashioned woman who used to grease the pan­ cake griddle with' n pork rind.—Buf­ falo News. Lincoln's Favorite Hymn. John Hay ns asked If he could re­ nt) tho fnv .rite hymn of .Ahrnhntn Lincoln, nnd -nve his opinion thnt Iho lyjnn begin* g. "Father, whnle’er of earthly L'Uks.** wns Lincoln'* favorite. 4 NO ONE CAN be expected to look favorably upon anything that curtails their burincsp-'lceflcns their incom e. T h e r e f o r e the Prescription “ 181ft” Crescent Drug Store is not liked by everybody. It ruined the business-—the prac­ tice o f o n e physician. His patients got well with h isM edi­ cine but wilhotit him. ' Peterhof Founded In 1711t The town of Peterhof, 18 miles from Petrogrnd. was founded In 1711 by Pe­ er the Omit. The Imperlnl pnfnee here Is twilit In linllntlon of the fo­ rmas poloci* of Versailles. Old-World Industry. No one exnctly knows the origin of lace. Both Flanders" nnd Italy clnlm Its creation. Probably It wns the nat­ ural evolution o f ’embroidery. Ono often hears the term "pillow Inee" Of tlds It- may be mentioned thnt the phrase refers to lace tnnde on a pillow for the reason thnt It brought tho work to a correct height for tHe maker and also because the lace re­ quired loss handling In this way. And n kindred much heard expression, "needle point lace," refers to that In which the design ts formed with but one needle nnd one thread. It has never been well Imitated by machinery, since a machine cannot sat­ isfactorily produce a himunholo stitch, nnd ibis lace Is largely formed by but­ tonhole stitch and Ilka looping*. Chemical Generator for Hot Water. It has been shown that a certain combination of salts firings about the generation of hrnt. By applying this chemical phenomenon a cheap and ef­ ficient warming hottlo may be formed, write* 8 . Leonard Bnstln In the Popu­ lar Science- Monthly. First of all, mix together amiturn nectnte nml sodium hyposulphnte In water, using one part uf the former to nine parts of the latter salt. Th^re should be a sufllclent quantity of these materials to fill the earthenware hottle three parti full..The vessel should now he loosely stoppered and-placed either In hot water nr In an oven until the salts have completely dissolved. For many hours after this tho bottle will radlntc considerable heat. To re­ new the warmth-giving propertlea it la only necessary to give the bottle a good slinking. Her Unusual Experience. ’.Mrs. Trotter—"This world Is so smnll n place after all! IVhy, while traveling In AnstrnIRi. -I ran ncros.* two o f my children In' charge of their. governess I"—IJosfon Globe. •• JACKSONVILLE,FIA OLDEST ESTABLISHED SEED HOUSE .IN FLORIDA y Suspicious. Tlie professor regnnlod, with ou eye if husplrlon, Ilx- smnll, yellow cube :he waller, had brought him. "I take thee," he tminmiroib. “ for butter—«• A’orse."—n(isicm^ffnnVi»<|wV ttttn r * * i( lm i SEED© Considerable comment haa been made over the attractive appearance of this wrap. Vivid amethyst and Australian raccoon combine to make this long-welsted evening or afternoon garment BUTTONS FROM N EC K TO H E E L Cloelng Down Down Back an Idea Cre­ ated by Deelgner Aided by - Smart Woman. Primitive draping Is In high fashion. And right agnlnat It sitting In the anmo room with It and exploiting It­ self quite si proudly and successfully, any* a fashion correspondent, will be a gown that la fastened with bone buttons from the napo of. tho neck to tho turn of the heet. It Is pure perverseness to employ a line of buttons down tho back of n frock. Tho entire world of fashion was stimulating Itself to the utmost to provide new ways with ancient Ideas. It wns on the cards that w* would drape ourarlves In different ways. Then aomo designer, aided by a smart woman, made a tight bodice to a frock, .buttoned all tho Way down tho hack, and added a Jnpnncso bow at the wnlitltno. ' What was the result! nuge hows nnd tight bodices, smoothly pulled across the bust nnd sinking In over the diaphragm, became nn' exalted fashion. Perhaps It wns panic, nml not per­ verseness, that created this gown. It takes a skillful hand to wrap material around the hotly In a graceful manner, nnd we have not the art of the primi­ tives. A modest woman has a right to demand thnt this drapery be well put together before she appears la It la public, to dnnee, to dine or to walk. Tho Japanese woninn can wind her sarong about her hips, and other an­ cient races enn tic Invlslhlo knots It) material to keep It modestly In place, hut wo ara used to hooks nnd eyes, buckles and buttons, nnd wo nre n bit afraid to go abroad In something that depends upon our skill In tying knots to keep us from being nnked and nehamed. H E R E 'S A N O V EL S L E E V E ID EA Clever Qlrl Offara Valuable 8 uggestlone for the Woman Who Make* Her Own Clothes. Aro you decided on the aloovo of your new frock! Of course, you-nr* undecided. Everyone ts when It cornea to sleeves; becauso they aro such ter­ ribly important things. As a matter nf fact, most of the dress Interest and Individuality center about tho ateeve. Ono clever girt offers this suggestion t Mako tho conventional not-too-loose >r not-too-tlght elbow-length sleeves. :: i>resh meats All year j • ■Vow cut from the1shmo material, or "* ' ' '■ •* -ontrnatlng,-should yon prefer, two ™ , Of course you do your ahnro * squares. A "hole” In tho middle of of complaining about the moeach provides .. hand entrance, After ' notony of eating salt meat every thnt yon tnck each corner of the square day. to thn alecvn proper, nnd you have • Stop Itl Stop both o f them— achieved enviable chic. Other awfully the complaining and the con­ clever Ideas can grow from" this one. stant eating of sett meat For Instance, you nre making a tunic Get In touch with the depart­ btor v of two colon of chtffoa or geor­ ment of agriculture's home gette. i ^ t h a t case yt>u will use the demonstration Agent In your two c o lW o n your two-piece sleeve. county or district. Also fetching trimming will suggest •Learn how to operate a steamItself. "What do you- say to tacking pressure canncr, the earners back with little glass but­ 4 Utilize every bit of pork, beef, tons, or finishing off with two slender 11 mutton, fowl, and flab, tassels forq and aft of the arm! j * ’ And vary the family diet by On your lingerie drees, you might ' | substituting fresh meat for salt treat the four aides of your square to • meatwhenever you like. a border of filet lace. Lace button* would be perfectly exquisite with this. AlTYPEWRITER YOU A TYPEWRITER .FOR A TYPEWRITER FOR A TYPEWRITER FOR CAN THE THE THE AFFORD TO nUY, *50.00 WHOLE FAMILY. LADIES. WEIGHS BUT SIX POUNDS. OFFICE, SCHOOL OH STUDY. W. S. Branch, Orlando, Fla., exclusive agent for Orange, Sem i­ nole and Lake Counties. Write for*free booklet. Packers* Costs and Profits How much do you think. *•« it costs— ]. To dress beef, cure hides, and prepare all the numerous by­ products? 2. To cool the meat for two or three days before shipment? \ 3. To freight It tp all parts of the country in special refrige­ rator cars, iced daily? 4. To carry it in hundreds of branch houses, each with its • refrigerating plant? 5. And to deliver It to the retailer —sweet land fresh—tin less than two weeks after dressing? Swift & Company did all this 4 for you in '1917 at an expense p f . less than M, cents per pound of beef sold, including an average profit of •lA of a cent * a pound. Figure for yourself how little effect this cost* and profit had •on prices you paid, for beefsteak. • Swift &, Company, TJ. S. A. | �herald ; AUGUST 11. THESANFORDHERALD ardy of word* "Remember now thy E D ITO R S A R E GOING Newspapers at Dad* City have Creator In the.daya cd th y youth." beed pretty hard htt~ by the war. There U probably no pasaago In the “ R. J. HOLLY, Editor The editors of both paperi have Biblo or any other book richer in W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager gonf Into, the service D. W. Pin- beautiful Imagery or more redolent Fublfab*4 E n r ; Tu**iUy and FrhUr holster of the News suspending his of striking metaphor than that con* psper and locking ‘ up the plant tninod in 't h e (list 'seven verses o pending further arrangements white the twelfth chapter of Ecclesiastes. MUlkSCKIITION PRICK IN ADVANCE: the' B nnnorhas been leased by W. DONJ'l’ rust the brain, dim the eye, and bring Wrinkles with wo ■•NC TEAR.......................................... M. Hcthcrington its owner and ed­ WARNING TO FLORIDIANS * fX *••••«••#*»• •»**»•*••* but plan, to methodically lay aside a certain amount each day itor to Mr. Cnrl Rcrick ah experi­ i tlUXIE MON 1III*. * <•■* i **•**•***»••• *..* enced newspaper man who, will Don't Giro Hospital Solicitors Any will be a wonderful worry reducer. K tllntM l U U * t l l r b f Curlrr »I,W» P tr I w In "keep tho home fires burning" by , Contributions * l l f i M * w SO* Par AUnlh l i i a n u la Arrant* M u l D* Sind* *1 Offlc* giving the people up there a tip-top Washington. D. C. Aug. 16.— paper until the youthful warriors re-, Warning to the people of Florida CAPITAL $30,000.00 SU RPLU S $15,000.00 » s l u 'd w Sferand-CUna M*U AojBri T turn. Both .these young men made against contributing to any individ­ IMS. *1 tkn rMlaOV* *1 Hnnlard. Merida Und'f Art *T Marrh Ird. IB7S material sacrifices on the altar of uals for the support of hoapltals for patriotism giving their all to their woundod soldiers as given by the country! Lakeland Telegram. surgeon general with tho authority of the war department. Tho follow­ A OUR PLEDGE ing statement has been issued: ^Appreciating to the utmost the supreme unselfishness o fo u r Ameri­ The collection of funds from indi­ can manhood which is offering Its II. R. STEVENS O. L TATLOR viduals for the building of hospital? ; C««hi«f ' CtmUm I very life upon the altar o f freedom for wounded soldiers Is disapproved Ft L WOODRUFF Vlo-PmUnl for tho world, we, the members o f by the war department, Persona the South Florida Press Association, who are so doing are acting without T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R D EPO SITS In aeml-annual session assembled, authority to any individual to Col­ do hereby •' lect money for the erection of hos­ "R esolve, That In thta crisis and pitals to care for sick and woundoc aa long as life shall last, we dedi­ soldiers. hay will come south this winter and in that neighborhood thought the cate all that we are and all that we Tho war department fish es to dla" Florida and tho south will have to Gcrmana were attacking the' city. have to the support or our glorious courage any campaigns of 'this char­' look to their own stock feed re- There were threo tanks connected nation, our righteous canse,' and our acter. as it has funds for the build­■ sources. together and bolted on supports Illustrious government. And be ll ing of all hospitals required. Con­ " The cotton area of Florida has near the roof of the plant and it is gress has appropriated sufficient been broadened by plantings being thought that tho tanks being filled "Resolved, That every newspaper 1 extended in more southerly counties. with compressed air expanded under holding membership In this associa­ Seminole county has the record of tho hoat from the roof causing the tion display this resolution In bold Bonding th first bale to the Savan­ end of otlo tank to blow out and type at the masthead o f Its editorial nah market whero it was sold at this pushed ono tank out the north page throughout tho month o f Aug­ Weather and Crop Conditions auction bringing a fancy price. The end of the building and the other ust, and that copies be sent to the Temperature.— The temperature cotton prospect throughout the state out the south end. On of them president and our representatives ranged from about normal to 2 deg.| despite the boll weevil is fair. knocked a largo pulley wheel into In congress, ^ above normal. The highest reported pieces the falling parts going on More corn was. planted through- each aide of Mr. Leavitt in the office "D on e and ordered In the city of was 98 deg.; the lowest 63 deg. Wauchula, statezof Florida, this 12 th Midday temperatures were uncom­, out Florida than ever before and adjoining occupied by the Mahoneywhere cultivation has been 'main­ Wslkqr Co. day o f July, 1918." fortably high for several days. tained the yield is promising. Harry Kent the proprietor of the Precipitation.— The rainfall was NO MORE VOLUNTEERS Get the latest war maps from the The castor bean crop ir rdvnncing Vulcanizing Works had u narrow below the seasonal average excepti Sanford Herald an(\ trace the move­ locally in. the .extreme west and in but th presence of th army worm (scope tho head of the exploding ments of tho allied troops in the portions of the pe'ninsula where is causing much concern. The State •tank coming to the Ilnur alcngdde Mrs. J. B. Rivers of Green Cor* glorious news that Is coming from some stations roport .amounts ex­ Plant Board has a largo fore of ex­ cf him. Fulling pieces fell ail over Springs is visiting her cousin Mn. the front. Your boys arc over there ceeding 3 or 4 inches. Over much of perts looking after this p m . the shop hut none of the occupants J. C. Roberts for a few diys. and you want to know just where The sweet potato acreag is re­ were injured and Mr. Kent al­ the east coast and fn the south tho th y arc located. deficiency for the week exceeded an ported less than Inst year the crops though at a loss in repairing the inch or more. Some totals in generally look well but ther nre re­ shop says lie is thankful rl\» one was “ Truth Travels in Slow Merchants who advertise are not inches and tenths were: Bonlfay 2.0 ports of weevil injury in various lo­ injured and Counts himself lucky. Movements but Error in going out of business and merchants Marianna 2.9 Pensacola 6.2 Tanipa calises. who advertise art* getting their share Seven League Boats”. The citrus fruit crop a better than 2.9 Bradontown 2,3 Old Town 2.6 Heat War News In the Tampa of the trade that would otherwise go t was last year and unless the unIt required over a year's llmr at one Dolly Times to some other town. Therefore in the war on the west front and he xperiod happens the- y eld w 11 lie town before people got wise u to expressed the belief that 4 000 000 The most war news and the heat advertising you are not only helping the curative power of the Ptes:riplarge. ‘ The only d fhculty .in sight Americans under one command war news has been the consistent ■ tlon “ 1818" Crescent Drug Store, yourself hut your town as well. *s Inab. I.ty to handl ,t owing to tho could gu through (he German lines but then they bought and used policy of the Tampa Dally Times scarcity of labor. It is recommended forty thousand o f them. wherever they pleased. s ncc tho stnrt. That Sanford hale of cotton which that growers enlist women and chil­ Maybe they were foolish and miswas the first of the season sold on , ‘ All men called for active service I he Times receives the* full day dren for picking and packing. taken but they got well, thit's whit the Savannah Cotton Exchange was under tho new dra ff jaw 18 to 46, and night reports of the Associated they wanted—all they cared about. - Mjore forage crops have been Gep. March tofd the committee sent to New Ygrk and sold at auc­ press over leased wires, it Is a full planted than for a long time and tion for the benefit of tho Belgian would be in France by next June not having had tho hot weather that Belief Fund. It brought one thou­ according to program. has prevailed in th north conditions sand dollars.— Palm Beach Post. Secretary Baker informed the com* ur favorable. mittuo the report said that the The systematic activity of the These are days when the mer- President's policy called for conccn,livestock Banitary board in carrying LINCOLN HULLEY, Ph. D., Litt. D ., LL. D ., President trution of American forces in .the chijht who has real bargains to sell on a campaign for dipping cnttle to western front including Italy and need only tell tho public about them Send Now for a Catalog DcLand, Florida exterminate the tick is being felt fn to make his sales fast and joyously. that "the theory of the fighting in all parts of the state with beneficial THE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT-Degrees of Master of Arts and Sciences. Everybody is looking for oppor­ the future is that wtf must force the results. THE COLLEGEiOF LIBERAL ARTS FOR MEN—Twenty-one deparmonta tunities tu save a few pennies and Issue and win on the •western front." In all. —• It is urged that growers of pear nev(V were store ndvcrtiscnuWs read If the draft ages are fixed at from THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ART8 FOR WOMEN—A woman dean, separ­ peach and other fruit trees rut off with closer attention. ate dormitories. 18 to 46 Gen. March said the sys­ and burn all blighted branches and THE COLLEGE OF LAW—Graduates practice in Florida without examination tem of volunteer enlistment in the cut several inches below the dead THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-Couree in Engineering leading to degrees The possession of a thriving busi­ United Statis army automatically part. Also cut ogt all water sprouts THE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS—Especially for Florida teachers. ness and n lovely family would seem disappears. from fruit treeB and keep the weeds THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS — Banking, Book-keeping, Shorthand, to be excuse enough for a man be­ In his report Chairman Chamber­ down< Watch for bugs and insects Typewriting. yond tho draft age to stay a l home; lain quoted extensively of teatlmand if found in numbers to do serious THE ACADEMY—Prepares for all high grade colleges. but. Editor Holly of the Sanford mony by Secretary Baker Gen. damage ask the help of Wilmon THE SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS—For boys and young men. Herald is such a true patriot that he March and Provost Marshal GcrNewell tho state plant commissioner THE SCHOOL OF(MU 8 It*—Piano, pipe brgan, violin, voio\ harmony and is going to leave these things to give eral Crowder. • Tons of SweetB for Our Soldiers chorus work. at Gainesville. his services to his country. T h e war Every southern mother fondles The United States government THE SCHOOL OF PINE ARTS. develops some surprises. We see in the remembrance of how her hoy . Tho United States government is Gen. Murcji is quoted as saying has anxious to increase the winter wheat times of peace fierce fire-eating pa­ made her life miserable hunting Special Attention Ih Called To 1. rwn Prrilmlmtf ( o«r»r ta Agrlnaltnr*—lloUnr, Illolo«r. Orfinl* amt Inoiginl* Ch.ra. triots whom we expect to rush to down her hiding place far th fnmily acreage and farmers in the north Iitty. <|u*llt*li*r and q u in t lU t lr r a u ly iL i. A zrlru U u ra l C h e m lttry. Ulw rslocr. half of Florida are urged to give the arms at the first trumpet blast — (iMilogy. d r. necessary virtually to nscertnin cookie jar. matter consideration. Address the 2. Til* Prt-M idles] O a ts * —1’hyiloloty, IUolnry, Anatomy, IUfUrfolucy. HUtolofT. Zooloty, but when the time comes it is evi­ Looking in retrospect the boys whether we could go through with it lloUr.y, (ifn»r»l ChfmUtry, Inorganic CtwmUtry, Orgtnk Chcmutry. Q u sllu tl" •“ department of agriculture Washing­ dent you could hardly march them (juanuUUv* CkemUtry, Phytlr*. or not and features of,, this enlarged cross seas coddle the dream of th ton D. C . for details. .. 3. n.o <’*ur»* tar R.llrissa W m n > - l n tt.Ulfal Utrrstur*. Ilia lory, Englbb/ Piycfcolofy. In line in front of u firing squad. program was providing men. The cookie jar in the same light for they •Vdsfnfy, Ethic,. Logic *nd TbeUra. Plan 'ahead for this ’winter's gar­ And then we sev gentle kindly desire of this administration is to nre nothing but boys grown up and den and field crops. Good seed is ? peace-loving men like Holly quietly establish limits both maximum and tho National War Work Council of scarce and high priced. Write to the leaving their homes and business in­ the Y. M .-C . A. realizing thiz too, thinimum which will accomplish this state experiment station at Gaines­ terests and taking their places in the program and nt the same time dis­ has placed an order for more than a ville for method^ to test the vitality ranks of their country’s defenders— billion cookies for distribution to'th e turb industry ns little as possible. of seed. just like that. It is men of this type American troops in France. The policy of the war department is who moke our nation ‘ invincible.— This gives an insight Into the to put the maximum' of men into Lakeland Tegram. Revision o' Freight Rat France with a view of shortening tho magnitude of the service rendered by Washington D. C. Aug. 15.— the Red Triangle organization. A war. From figures furnished by the Freight rate revisions to he made small realization of the little com ­ Provost Mnrslinl General that we continuously by the railroad admin­ forts our fighters crave and tho could embark on a program of 80 istration in the future are on the divisions In France by June 30 1919 amount they con consume is re­ principle that the roads should re­ with 18 divisions .at home. These flected In the Y. M. C. A.'s orders move fundamental injustices as well divisions consist roughly of 40 000 for 840 000 000 cookies representing 750 carloads 93 750 000 stlcicd* of ns in qualities arising out of the 25 men to a division. gum 112 600 000 jars of jam and per cent. inej. nso in freight rates. This order issued today by Direc­ marmalade. These goodB have been Entered Apprentice Degree tor General McAdoo means that p P ^ 'M E M B E R ^ ^ contracted for and will be exhausted At the next regular communica­ thousands of shippers are free to pro­ before Christmas. FEDERAL RESBRVE tion of Sanford Lodge No. G2 F. & test systems of rates in fleet before SYSTEM A. M. which will he held on Tues­ tho government took charge of th R E Convenient, day evening Aug. 20th A t 7:30 tho ENCOURAGING CROP REPORT railronds and to press their claims D u r a b l e and if Entored Apprentice Degree will be for adjustments £hlch will remov Drohlh In Weal Shortens Some o f conferred and all Masons are cordial­ Properly Used will discriminations favoring competing The Crops ly invited to attend. Save You Time, Trouble localities or routes. The Master Mason's Degree was The crop reports from the country and M oney., : : : : conferred r g a n i z a t i o n h what w ins jn war, in The* director states- many in­ at the last communication. st largo is encouraging in the main i - ■• * business, o r in banking. W e used to stancesof inequalities not previously Chaplain F. P. Forster delivered says the state marketing bureau. m i ] E Have a G o o d think this bank was ideally organised but brought to the attention of the inter­ the charge and. with the other of­ One weak spot is that the early crop how very much better we are aituated today aa state commerce commission hive re­ | y l Line of these Books ficers assisted in making the cere­ of potatoes does not look good. o member o f the Federal R eserve Banking cently |i~cn brought to light. This monies most Impressive. ----- with Fillers and In­ Ther has been a long period of System . M em bership links us w ith the strong­ Past Mastef L. R.. Philips in a drouth on the Pacific coast and policy o f the railroad ndminlstratio dices. If you have an est and best organized banks throughout tho splendid heart to heart talk present­ eastward to Texas. Up to tho ex­ also Is considered significant and Old one Purchased Else­ country. venttiafiy to an estab­ ed to the new members as a token treme hot weather of the last few may lead where we can Refill it from Sanford Lodge the miniature days the spring wheat corn and lishment of rate systems on a scien­ Their organization is our organization; their with Leaves a t . V e r y working tools of a Master Mason. oats outlook of th northwrst was tific rather than a competitive basis. strength our strength. And you r financial secur­ Small Cost. : ; : : ity m ay benefit, in turn , if y o u are a m o n g -our One of the first lessons enjoined never belter. AIR TANK BLEW ;UP depositors. upon the candidate for Freemasonry With a long sprfi of dry weather in is s study of the Scriptures, and as Texas and Oklahoma th pnsturag3 German the Fellowcrnit s t a r t s ' h i s Jour­ is good and the same in true of con- And C lllicns Thought Were Bombing Sanford ney; towards the goal of his ambi­ ■Idorshlt areaa in the plains states. tion the(sublime ^degree of s Master Thia means a scarcity of hay.. The Thp compressed* air tank of tho OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. ' ’ . ‘ ^ #v Mason h i 'I s greeted by tH*j Chap­ Intense hb*t of th past w eek .wi|j Kent ifQTcanlzing Co. on Oak avenue Phone 148 ■Sanford, Florida lain’ with oqe o f' t h y most iubllme further Injure this prospect! It blew up Wednesday afternoon about pictures ever painted by^the. wls- means possibly that hut l.ttln or no* tw o o'clock and the people residing THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ACT CONSISTENTLY SANFORD, FLORIDA J O H N B. S T E T S O N UNIVERSITY S Organization-Wins O Herald Printing Co. �AUGUST If. 1918 •sa s prs _ p a g e H vf THE 8 ANPORD_ HERALD '} ly to the almost exhausted class one by the Petroleum ..Transport-Com - - Ernest Brotherson reports thatltlonal Theatre in Washington. He to meet army draft cafla In Septem­ pany and was launched a year ago while at Hastings a few days hgo he I was appearing in a new play "Pack,, this month at Oakland Cal. ber. observed a train double header go-1 Up Your Troubles." President Wil­ The Kellogg sank within fifteen ing south on th e F. E. C. ,Ry. with Ison was present. About 160 000 young men will s .•h a p p e n i n g s ^ I N T O in a n d ^ register. M oat of them will qualify minute? said members of her crew 4* flat cars each car loaded with| The r(l„| j,trOK1 0j the war Empey in class one and therefore wij| gain who reached shore todny. Tho two airplanes destination the avia - 1declared in'effect were the volunthe army probably within a month forco of the explosion wns terrific lion camp nt Miami. I teers who went over in the first.plaqo niid it. is believed those in the en­ after their names are recorded, Mrs. E. J. y a y lo r Is teaching Mr. I nnd not tho drafted men who are Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. LdVernc The sur* Jernigan's claAx of boys while he is fighting now because they were com*, Telegraphic orders to local au- gine room were killed. the other night ill company with Mr. Hurt n One bnby girl. I polled to do lio. Empey ended with bheldon of New Smyrna and the thoritles to arrange for tho registrn- vivors rowed three hours before.be- on vacation. V Miracle Medicine on inside pages. party caught 32 flounders. This is tion have already been distributed. ing picked up. A message from * Mr. Massey IR nourish but tho expected burst of ' . ‘ ’ 103-1 great sport as you watch for the President Wilson’s proclamation exOne of the crew told of his narrow states that he was taken suddenly I applause did not follow, The Macrabdea will meet Thurs­ Pounders-in th e shallow water nnd cepts the territories of Alaska .Ha escape, being ‘ between decks when ill lost Friday and is unable to trav-J While tha commission had been waii and Porto Rico from the regis­ the explosion occurred. He was car­ el and will therefore not reach San- recommended it had not baen signed day Aug. 22 nd nt tho Masonic Halt spear them. AH member* are urged-to be present. Jrecommended it had no#been signed Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Howard and tration temporarily but a later dny ried down with the boat ’ but man­ ford today as he had intended. For Wood and-heavy hauling see Tamily of Orlando were here yester­ will be fixed for these. Only men in aged to reach the surface and swam There will be no preaching service and dl lvercd’ and th,M lL ater Morrell, or phono 378. 48-tf Naval authorities In the Temple next Sunday. Sunday h-0™ lho announcement that there day enroute to DeLand where M*r. the armed service are exempted from to . tha 'dorries. t , I h u rl lu io n a ** I m• mb f t * ' i u n /x « « t i« > ia registration. enjoined sflcnce on the men before school service at 9:30 a. m. and B. had been a “ nistnke" in connections Paul Jonea left Wednesday night Howard is assembling a group of It was pointed out at tho provost with the grafting of a Captaincy to they could complete their accounts. Y\ P. U. at 7:00 p. m. photos for a booklet to be printed for Gainesville where'he will enter the former Sergeant. the radio class In Uncle* Sam’ s army, soon, Mr. Howard aside from be­ marshal general’s office that the regls Mr. J. P. Hurley has returned tration would bto entirely distinct Growing Hogs \Vc have received a carload of ing a flrstclass newspaper man is also from the beach. His family will re­ from the registration that will fallow School Board Election For a hog to he profitable ho Just Feed. There is none better u flrstclass photographer and is when the draft ages are extended. must be kept growing from birth to main for some time , longer. called upon to take special views' all . At , In the city the election for ,nd. our prices, are right, J^t us At a meeting of the executive showed that H. R. over the state. It also wan announced that tho sug­ marketing age. Ho cannot be profit­ have yoqr order. Sanford Flour & commute* of tho Seminole Stevens, p Whitner and G. W. gested date Sept. 6 would not bo able unless he is hcalthyC He can E. M. Hunt js here for a few days Feed Co. 103-ltc visitihg friends and spending a fur­ thcLlay for tho registration of man always lie in a profit-producing con­ ,rltftln*tnSf nbrcczo ° ni AUj' Ith. Mr‘ Spencer were elected for trustees. Mrs. S. W. Bradford and son lough from his duties as instructo r from 18 to 46 even If congress dition if he is fed. B. A. Thomas’, D. R. Briason was elected chairman S< R unge was defeated, Ssm Jr. left Sunday for Marietta of the committee 19 make report on in thp navy. He is located in the passes the bill in time because sev Hog Powder, We poativciy telf you Georgia where they will visit rela­ era! of the largest states In the union that this remedy prevents cholera, Columbia College to the Association Cattle tick dipping vats nro doing navy yards at Chkrleston and looks tives (or two months. hold primary elections on that date removes worms -and cures thumps. which meets at New Smyrna Sep 160 head per day and If cowboys like the life is agreeing with him as tember 23rd. SLEEP INSURANCE could be gotten the work would aoon one ^of Uncle Sam’s sailor hoys. The provost marshal general has If the powder does not make good, “ A Terror to Mosquitoes.” be through. Dr. C. W. Brown is Before Joining the navy Mr. Hunt no Intention it was said of creating we will—L. Allen Seed Co. 99-6tc. 72-tf Empey Was Too Smart here there and everywhere and is was located here as a buyer erf fruits registration 'dates for men reaching Mrs. Monroe Is In’ the city for a and vegetables and has a host o( 21 throughout the year hut the Chicago Aug. 16.—Artuhr Guy delighted with the progress to the T’olorcd Men In the-War Empey soldier author lost his few days looking after her property friends here who arc glad to see him present registration is made neces­ work nnd «Jhe enthusiasm of the Very gratifying to the nation nt • interests*- At present she is making cattle ow O s^-dB l figures that in -Vhanco for a commission in the sary by. the approaching deficiency large is the whole hearted way .n Answering numerous inquiries. United States army by a fiery cur­ ninety daySffilftafVeach county wilt her home in Jacksonville. of. manpower. which the colored people have re­ The chief u se of Ro "1818” the If you need stove wood phone me. "Miracle Medicine" Is for disordered sponded to the, call of war. Tho tain speech on thc'fcwfl® of the Na- be tick frecN-^ftrtiart Messenger." I can supply you. H. Cr Dullose. functions rexcesslve or Insutlicien draft has been accepted with enthu­ Our Favorite Newspaper 100- tfc of the stomach liver and bowels. It An army officer from tho IF you arc not a reader of the siasm. UNIVERSITY O F FLORIDA Miss Kdthlccn Brudy has returned regulates restores restrains as may Tampa Morn ng Tr hune you should south tells us that the colored sol FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE dlt-’rs are proud of tho uniform and n FOR W O M EN Gainesville' home nftor spending several months be needed. If is U whip or a bridle subscr be for ,t at once. srith relatives and friends in Atncri- an accelerator or a break; It is an Tallahassee It is the Great South Florida the service. Also in tho work of Military Training .Under Army Offleera C o u i m In Art* mad Brirar**, Afrlrultur*. ass Studcnta tram SI Florida CounlUa aad IT <us and other points in Georgia. assistant or adjutant a guardian— Newspaper covering this section of preparation going on behind the Ch»mlr»l, Civil, Klrttrinl and Mechanical Kr.^l- Statao 1017-1S. Total SSI Inriudin* Summar School and Short Couraa. 103-ltc the state absolutely and equivocally, fighting line the. colored man is do­ nrcrlnf, Law, Taachctn’ Colic**Musaon’s swimming .pool Is the the balam< wheel. Tuition frc*. Bond toe Catalo*. Write at one* tor Catalo*. ing excdlqpt service both in France and is the only paper in Florida coolest placo in town. Open Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Miller of A. A. MURPHREK, President EDWARD CONRADI, President and at home. We find him at the priming every line of the day and nesday, Thursday, Saturday and Millcdgcville Georgia accompanied Sunday afternoons. Fresh writer by their children arrived Wednesday night report of thp Associated Press. docks an stevedore; along the lineii of communication as railroad builder every day. 85-tfp It is the first paper to arrive in' our and teamster; and at home we have and arc the guests of their mother If unable to obtain satisfactory Mrs. C. W. Shinholser nnd their city every day. records which show what he can do information or references regarding brother S. 0. Shinholser nnd family. Subscript on Jf>.30~per year. After wheh he extends himself such as the the prescription Re "1 8 1 8 " dr if They made the trip in their car and October 1st it will be increased to driving of 220 piles aggregating 14 wishing to get more definite direc­ cave today for Lakeland to visit $8.00 . Subscribe now. I03-4tp 260 feet In total length in 9 hours' tions rail at Room No. 8 Sem.nole other relatives before retunring to ] ------------------------t time. After the war when the ques­ Bank Annex. Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Miller lived ' tion of extending the rights of the No More Fabers in Sanford Severn! years ago and SLEEP INSURANCE "V o editor" will no longer boast colored people comes up for discus­ are receiving u warm welcome from of his expertness in wielding his sion their record during the war "A Terror to Mosquitoes.” their friends. i "trusty Faber." The, business of will be evidenced.—Manufacturers TJ-t f A. W. Honey cult of DcLuud was A. W. Faber of Newark N. J. Record. Kdwin Moye Comer Whittle liar here this week in the interests of the which has been making pencils for vey Parrish Lionel Monroe Le Clair Chimes From the Temple Irwin nnd Hasscl Byown left yefter War Work Council Y. M. C. A. the past 127 years has been seized Word comes from Brevard N. C. day for Kfey West where they will Mr. Honeycutt was formerly the by the government as alien property be in the Nnvnl Reserve force of secretary of the DeLand Commercial jifl stock being owned in Germany, that Dr. W. W. Hamilton one of dull bul has-been grunted a leave of We Uff. writing this with n pencil the grenl evangelists of the Baptist Urtcle Sam’s sea fighters. U'L tin* whole family decide absence to become state secretary decked out in red white und blue denomination is holding n revival A sea food and chicken dinner, Am I to BE of the Y. M. C. A. to get secretaries which we don’ t think was made by meeting, there. He has u noted 60 cents, every Sunday, 12:30 p. m. Or NOT to Ik* for the wsr camp work in this coun­ the House of Faber.—Lakeland Tel­ singer helplpg him and Miss Vir­ and Thursdays 6 p. m. Daytona The favorite drink for try and overseas. There is no belter egram. ginia DeCoursey one of our own Beach Hotel Daytona Beach 100-tf your table man in the state for this work than talented young ladies is the organist Or wherever you serve Mrs. Geo. Thomas and daughter Mr. Honeycutt and he will probably for the meeting which guarantees NOTICE refreshments • Adele returned Monday to their be going over next year himself for Believing that FIRE INSUR­ that they will have good music. Goodness knows I home in St. Pctersliurg after spend­ his heart is in the work and the war. ANCE RATES charged by old line W ANT to make you happy Mr. E. J. Taylor has sold his ing a very, pleasant week with There are many vacant lots that stock companies are too high, I have home on French avenue to Mr. Ed. and give you HEALTH friends here. Miss Adcle is quite a should lie cleaned up now while the secured the agency of the FLORIDA In order to vote intelligently Higgins music ian and her friends are always MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE sun will kill off the weeds and the try me Mr. 8 . G. Kennedy has rented his glad to sec her. summer rains will make thp grass COMPANY of Tampa, Florida. home property on Oak avenue to LEON’S AUTO TRANSFER I AM This com pany saved its policy Mr. Sam Bradford. nnd llowers grow. The fnfl and win­ PHONE 91. HOTEL CARNES. ter season will soon be here nnd th e. holders 20 per cent last year and Mrs. M. M. Stewart und Max ORANGE CRUSH 101- tf visitors will be coming und the city hope* to do better in the future. spent last Sunday in Kissimmee Mr. and Mrs. I’ . W. Shelfer nnd should present the proper appear­ The company is organized under the 5c a bottle. Less by the cas family are visiting friends and rein- ance. Weeds and long gras.^ are a Mate.law and selects its risks care­ with relatives. and I am to be found at any Mr*. A. M. Philips who has been _ lives in Sanford and the county. good harboring place, for mosquitoes fully, and the profits go back to the store. I am bottled by ill for several days is greatly im­ Mr. Shelfer lived here several years nnd are not desirable in many ways. policy holders instead of being paid proved. ago hut moved to Quincy where ho There is nothing that adds more to in dividends to stockholders. Miss Aliie Trafford was back in is engaged in the tobacnp business tho appearance of the town like Being a mutual company, the pol­ her place art Supt. of the Primary and is doing well. well kept yards both buck and Iront. icy holders are pledged to pay tho Dept, last Sunday having liccn ab­ premium the second time in case the SLEEP INSURANCE A card from Lieut. Worthington sent on account of illness. company needs more money than the "A Terror to Moaquitora." Blackman bears the intelligence that original premium in order to pay Miss C'lurn Milieu and Miss Essie 72-tf he has arrived safely overseas. losses. This adds to the security of Whittle h ive returned from a pleas•Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Kennedy arc Lieut. Blackman is the youngest ron the policy holders, and is necessary nnt visit to Mrs. W. C. Bray at Se­ the proud parents of a fine son born o f Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Blackman of 13123725 because there is no capita! stock. ttling. this morning. Mr. Kennedy is the this county and the many friends of However, the chances that such an Miss Hattie Estridgc is tempor­ new foreman of tho Atlantic Coast tho young man will he glad to learn asses ment will be made is very re­ arily employed as •stenographer in of hia safe passage across. He was Line shops hero and with his excel­ SANFORD mote. the office of Supt. Dumas of tho lent family moved here recently an attorney at Orlnndo when the If interested before your policy FLORIDA A. C. L. Ity. . from Sanford.— Lakeland Telegram. Mexican trouble broke out and join­ e x p ir y bring it to my office at A bunch of letters maiiod nt dif­ ed Co. C going to the border nnd Rorfm^Kin the Court House, and Ernpst Gregory, now Corporal when the present war broke he went ferent times but received the sum mjko application for its renewal in Gregory is hero for n few days’ fur­ to Camp Wheeler ns first sergeant,, week informs the homo folks that Mutual Company. lough from Camp Wheeler and his Arthur Lossing Is at "the front of afterward taking the opportunity of M. K. Robinson, Agent. many friends are giving him a warm the front" In France; he is assigned attending the training camp where a u c ie a s 100-8tr welcome. "H a p p y" will be going d u t y as platoon runner carrying he won his commission. * over seas before long and this is messages orders etc. and recently Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Miller and probably the last time we will sec A. L. Hatch With Y. M. C. A in returning from delivering a dis­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Lane nnd several Prof. A. L. Hatch formerly prin­ him until the war is over. of the family ore ngain encamped cipal of the Oviedo schools is now patch his compnny had advanced so SLEEP INSURANCE amid the coo! shadp of Palm Springs with the Y. M. C. A. nnd has been that it took him 20 hours to find •1 "A Terror to Mosquitoes." them. where Mr. Miller recently built a doing valiant scrvic at various 72tf Mr. Harry Spangle and ftgpily are bungalow for ramping purpose*. camps. He hns been transferred>to T. J. Miller is having an up to Miss Sara Wight is with the party cottage Key West and is visiting friends occupying Mrs. Baldwin’s date wooden awning placed In front and they will be joined by many of on French avenue. here for several days enroute. Prof. °( the Imperial Theatre building the other young people during the Cpunly Guards Attentiunl A ne­ Hutch has made a fine rccojd with that is a great convenience nnd com- week. Palm Springs is one of the the " Y " forces and Seminole is gro sergeant was explaining the ’ fort not only to tho tenants bur to most popular resorts in this part of proper way in which the different proud of him. the pedestrians who on hot days r: Florida especially sin®® Lester Beecommands should be executed. He rainy days will appreciate this awn* man has done so.much to supple­ finally came to "About Face " which Notice Ing. ^ ment the hand of Nature and make The registration books for Semln- he-explained as follows: "Niggahs ^*A. Routh of Moorehavcn was in the spring, what they should he. A olo county are now open in my offlco you place the toe o{ yo right foot the city a fow days p f this week good road from Longwood is badly it j*nn bo achieved, but not without firm and will remain open until the 12th six inches, to thereah of dc heel of (nroutc to points In North and( South needed nnd when this is made Palm yo left foot and Jut’ ooze nroun."— determination and some effort. day of October, 1919. Cnrolinq. Mr. Routh was formerly Springs will attract people from evTreneh & Camp. II. C. DuBose,’ a resident o f the SanfbVd seetpn but tVy part of the stst®-___^^ Shcrmgn was Right.—Judge— ’ Supervisor of Registration. was among the first fkrmers to locate What la the prisoner charged with 102-41c • AvcrlH to Y. M. C A lu the M oorehavcn section ahd.hc'ls Officer? C op—Assault and battery M S. Averitt of , Chuluota has making goo3 ifown there. on his mother-ln-jAw your honor. U Boats Arc Brazen Joined the Y. M. C. Av,Overjea. Dr. D. C. Ward, O s te o p a th ic New York Aug. 14.—A German Judge—Are ^ou guilty or not guilty? J °r Physician. First National Bank Service nnd leave, al submarine approaching tho very Victim— Gul ity your honor. Judge - will be n long first stride (n York. After a few w e e r a i n i n g Pld*., Phono 330-W. gales' of New Ybrk sanlt the Amer­ —I fine you $ 1. 10. Victim— But the right direction he will be sent to the bottle lines. A large safe belonging to Dutton He has our best wishes. ican tanker • J. R. .Kellogg In Am-, why the extra 10 cents Judge? tax on. 4 Co. ■ while being moved into the brosc channel. Most of the crew Judge—That’s the* war a^uaementa.— Trench A Camp. Seminole Bank building fell 1° have been picked up by an Amer­ . Youth* Register Again bottom and tore up the stairway Miaa Minnie Stewart la now in the ican steamer. . Washington D. C- Aug. 15. •®d bannisters considerably. After T ho Frederick R. Kellogg was a employ of the Emergency Fleet Cor­ Bsflistrat Ion on Saturday Aug. 24 of •lengthening tho ropca and pulleys all youths who have reached the age new tank steamer of 7 127 tons gross poration In Atlanta G a .'a n efficient d was afterwards moved, up all right of 21 since the second registration register valued at more than $1 - young lady in a moat efficient branch is now ready for business. ■ ' 21 n | oraercu was ordered tpday by 600 000. Under command of Capt. of' our servlae. Mtsa Stewart la also Mrs. R. C. Maxwell' Miss Annie list J M ' General Crowder C. IL .Wh.te she was on her way a .teacher in the Broughton' Taber­ i it . _ fU k U n g f f t . f t _____* ■Whitner and Misa Alic® Whitner PfOVOSt P/ovost ' d r a proclamation by tha Presi- from Tampico to Boston w.th a car­ nacle Sunday school possibly the' * h(? spending—tha—summer *t under , tb add quick- go of crude olL The ship was owned largost Sunday school in Georgia. | “ n . n •- l- nurDOse jU Coronado Beach went fl oundering_|.denL 1 v "1 IN SOCIETY’S DOMififISF h i J Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company IT S U P TO. . If You Aspire To Success In Life ' The Starting Of A Savings Accout Seminole County Bank a �AUGUST 18. n ,8 . ■ * POINTS ON O H IO RIVER B A R G E F L E E T manufacturer coropToined that fete had _rib call for this quantity o f material -and .thaf2M'7Vont^! -»eU-ll*fQC_alH1ut a franc and a h alf a ymrd^- llme^ Faquin*took It all, went to her aalona on the Rue do la Palx, turned the cheap check allk Into an alluring frock o f her own dcalgn, and then wore It at Trouvllle-bjr-the-Sca. She mado the fmek, the design, tho culor and the fabric fashionable.. Everyone wanted to wear what aho wore. She sold every Inch of .tho material at a price thnt brought her unmeasured profit on tho transaction. Last month an Aiqcricnn designer was looking over the itoek o f n'lnce 1 pEjgj^f raj:m P li m Tills photo shows two barges loaded wltb automobiles ready to leave O ndnnatl for Southern ifolnts along the Ohio river. It wan the first time that automobiles were shipped this way. Because o f rail transportation tiuncultles, the Ohio river hnn become n vital carrying line to tho South. a-prominent fashion authority. She has never been inclined to risk the exploitation of fabrics, 'fashions and colorings thnt were not sponsored by tin* mother of fashions. It Is said of us that we acknowledge the best In every nation nnd bring It to our shores. Wo know the Ticst In every deportment of nrt, science nnd American Designers Exploiting literature. If we are compelled to put our knowledge to practical use, wo at Fresh Fashions by Use of least have the best to go on. We nre Discarded Materials. dot Ignorant. Tho tlino has camo for this experi­ ment. an wo nil know, and the observer W0 OUTSIDE HELP NECESSARY thinks that a few mcdnln of honor . should bo distributed* to those who have gone “over the top" In designing rlothes In, thin country. It took grant Gauntry No Longer Must A a k What Is i-tunmerclul courage and It required a th« Fashion, but Is Enabled to Pro* ; sound knowledge of the "American due© Sufficient to Supply , public. the Demand. ^ What France Did America Does. i Here nre two anecdotes which noNew York.—Paris Is never handl- ,-cntuato the point. They happened n vmpjted In creating fashions by tho dozen years apart. Mine. Pnquln saw artions o f other designers. That Is 'several bolts o f checked silk In n man’.wUy she Is powerful. America tins nl* ufscturcr’s hands. Neither the weave, uxays suffered under this handicap be- the coloring nor the design was la Here's a blue srfrge coat split up the back to maka commonplace blue ■ergs leaa Insignificant. There la a long cuirass of colored embroidery on blue tricot, and the coat le ilaehed to a deep V back and front to dleplay the vivid undergarment. green 1uvea at the walaVjtmTthere are green thccs and stockings. . KITCHEN CABINET l i i- 'i : ■ ' .!~g and Fourth . All members requested to ’attend Saaford Lodge No 62, F. and P*m- a m _ Communication every j f f l : Jk „ iSSST* Jm- 'IpA^.vttlSL the " Woodman Cirri* o f tlio world, because It li plentiful. Them la no trouble about getting all ° -L I A r ‘ ' J“ the tafTeta one wnnts, and It Is best . „9f — " * 111 thnt wo model oiir wardrobes for the A laaroeL dspier No. 18, u. a m near future on tho materials that can Meets every second and fourth T ub. be bought In this counl|ry In sufficient day In Masonic 1I&1I over the inn, J* quantity t o . correspond to our nepds. T 0 *L avloit,n,f ct,mP*nf°n* Much can bo done with this mate­ L.eT Taylor K. L. Miller rial that will result In a gown out of, 886 y High Priwt tho ordinary and >conspicuous for Seminole Chapter 2 , Order Eastern Sll charm and cleverness. If you could Meets every first and third ThurJtJ. have seen a wornnn who canto Into a ADOPT ONE ORPHAN A MONTH restaurant for dinner wearing a ccrWs®StCarTn°?h5v " m SHS tain black taffeta gown, you would Wealthy Couple Will Continue Prao> tlce Until France le Able to have been convinced In the twinkling Care for Own. o f an eye thnt tho fnbrio matters noth­ ing’ If tho designer has cleverness. Tho skirt was matin .of narrow . Los Angeles.—An orphan a month rumen that extended from waist to until tho war Is orer Is the plan re­ ankles, each rulllo edged with a white cently adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ silk cord. Tho hem was excessively liam Doran nf tho fashionable Wllnarrow. Tho foundation for these shire boulevard here. They have al­ ruffles fitted the figure llko a sheath. ready become godparents tb ten tiny There, was a bodice, straight and sim­ mites or French humanity and whl ple, and the major part of it .was a continue the habit once n month until ypko with short sleeves which wns Franco Is able to cure for Its tvnrbraided with whlto cord In a fantastic orphans unaided. design. At the side o f tho waist was a deep pink satin rose with green vel­ vet leaves. Tho slippers and stock* MORE FRUIT and LESS SUGAR * logs were green. There whs nothing * N- G- __ _________ B. Sec. demure about this black taffeta gown. »-» UowT TreaX Blue derge In Various Ways. Gats C'lly Lamp No. 6 , W. O. W ★ Mora Lew * Meets second nnd fourth Wednevdav Blue serge la n fabric that.will al­ ★ Canned Fruit Jam * * 1 ways he with Us, as far ns the manu­ it Dried Fruit Jelly * nights In etch month. J, F, Honlchin facturers find the war board can look * Fruit'lluttcr Preaenroa * F. L. Miller Clerk CouncilCommando nhend. Sweet Pickles * * Fresh Frylt • It is usually midnight blue, and, Seminole Kebekah Lodge No. 43 given a few yards o f It In tills color, I Meets every Second and Fourth Fridav i Nights In Masonic Hall at 7:30. All tho designers do not want to sit down visiting Rebckahs welcome. nnd turn It out Into Insignificant ! . Mrs. Hattie Loosing, frocks and Inconspicuous suits.. Mrs. Ida. Crim, N. G. '3ce*y . A woman who camo to a “ defenso" luncheon one day woro a blue sorgo Celery City Aerie No. IR53 gown that was tho product of a clover Meeting every 2 nd & 4th Wednesday designer and It surely turned our night at 8 o'clock. Eagle Home, Oak Av« Afialtlng Brothers Welcome Ideas about stilts topsy-turvy. CORONADO BEACH E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff Tho coat was split up the back ns OPPOSITK NEW HMYUNA Worthy President Secretary well as the front, it wns worn over n . FOR RATES ADDRESS long cuirass blouse, the klml that 0 . P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 gains In . Importance every day. The M R S. W . w / AI.C O TT. Prop Meet first snd third Wednesday nlgbr hlouso was made of a richly embroid­ at Elks Home, North Park Avenue. Cxrnge Accomodations ered tricot In blue, black nnd dashes F. S. Frank 0. L. Taylor Sea Food Dinners A Specially of dull m l. It did not cling tightly to . Secretary Exalted Ruler the figure, hut outlined It more thnn The Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior usual. Over It hung tho loose blue Order United American Mechanics serge coat, opening In n deep V In tin* Meets eyery Wednesday at 7:30 P. « SANfORD LODGES * middle of the front nnd the b!nck.-_ It M., in tho City Hall. Visiting brother* wns closed at the neckline nnd had. n are welcome. C. H. Smith, Uec. See. Royal Neighbors o f America ■'' ” ** collar of the serge. There wns a loose Meets Second and Fourth Thursdays Modern Woodmen of America bolt of the mnterlnl. end tho skirt Annie Speer Clnra Slempcr Meets 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:30, was exceedingly nnrrow nnd short, Secretary . <■ OracI , in M. W, A. Hah, Pico Building. •By the way. It Is wise for ftnjr wom­ C. E McDonald C. D/Couch an who orders a now fault today to see United Brotherhood Carpenters and Consul Clerk Jolnera of America that the skirt has a sizeable hem, for 1 Loyal Order of Moose Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meets the new order to the shoemakers, First nnd Third Thursdny Nights at 7:30 Sanford Lodgo No. 1310 meets In Ha given by tho gpvcrnment. which de­ A. J. Loosing, in Stone St Grovo Building Second and mands low shoes for the- duration of in Eagles Hall, Chas. E. Robinson, Pres. Sec’y Fourth Mondays In Month at 7:30. the war, may change the skirt length. 1 doubt IL Tho length may be changed, but It will not he because of the low «hoes, for gaiters, which nro made of fabric, may bo as high as desired, nnd women prefer them to high hoots. We may also adopt the French fash­ ion of wearing serviceable Oxford ties with .straight heels and rounded toes. Tho bootmakers sny they' have more orders for these today thnn ever. With such shoes the average woman does not care whether her skirt Is eight or ten Inches from the ground, unless she Is given to suffering from exposed ankles. Importer. “ Nothing new," said tho Importer. "Here 1 am held up wltb about fifty Spanish lace scarfs which 1 bought at a venture,'thinking I could distribute them In the trade In Amer­ ica, hut no one took them. The one nnswer was thnt they nre not In fashion." The designer until Unit If the Im­ Convertible Outing Caps porter would give him one he would turn It Into n gown- Unit would sell IC o p y rlg h i, ISIS, by th e M c C lu r s N e w s p a ­ p e r S yn dicate.) oil the oilier scarfs, on condition that he received u commission on their sale. Tlie bargain wns dotted. The gown was designed. It sold Immediately. It wna.copied so fast Unit the othet 41) scarfs melted away like flakes ot soap In hot water. Hpanlsh Ince war offered as a first fashion. That Is a - good exumple of the You tin s u r e l y b a r lh a d o o r upon y o u r ow n lib e rty If you d e n y y o u r change thnt tins come over the Aturrlran merchant mid the American de^ g r i s t s lo y o u r frlrm la.—S h n k e t p e o r . signer. Wv no longer huve to ask , COMPANY GOOD THINGS. whnt Is the fashion, hut are probably These days we do not make frosted cimhlcd to mnku the fashion fur out own continent. cni.es except for state occasions nnd 4 even plnln cakes should Management of Black Taffeta-. It Is easy to realize that tnffeta has j a t m l L . lie used sparingly to save our sugar. cornu Into u first summer fashion, al­ though the popular mind does not re­ ^RjgSjgE. ' Lightning Cake^—Bent gard It ns one of the lovely weaves ' * 7 n n j w half a cupful of butter 4*3 C p T ) substitute to n cream, v *7 y L f / jJ add half a cupful o f sugar, the yolks o f four eggs beaten light, three tnhlespoonfuls of milk nnd one cupful o f corn Hour sifted with a teaspoonful of baking powder. Hpread tho fixtu re In n shallow pan, bent tho whites of the eggs, add gradually throe-fourths of a cupful o f sugar, converted Into an auto bonnet, and Is then fold In n half cupful o f blanched axode of atuff that will stand the atrCBs main in almost an} position the wear-, nnd shredded almonds. Spread this o f wind nnd weather, needs not to be er may wont. Tho veils may bo tied meringue over the cake mixture, cwcainmenclcd. It speaks for Itself and about the cap In big bows and become dredge the top with sugur nnd cinna­ Its talking points arc unanswerable. n trimming In an emergency requiring mon nnd hnke thirty minutes. Cut In As a rule these caps are made of something more pretentious looking strips for serving. mercerized poplin or l'alm Beach thnn tho cap unndoruod. The clever .Small sponge cakes linked In gem d oth , although pongee, taffeta and girl may bo trusted to ring all the pans and when cold cut open nnd u n to other fabrics are occasionally changes possible with thesoclnsay bits filled with sweetened nnd flavored used. Mercerized poplin and Palm of headwear, which are, by tho way, so whipped cream make a most delicious Bosch cloth ara cotton maferlnla tn Inexpensive that everyono may own cake for nice occasions. -weavea so attractive that they are them. * JULIA BOTTOMLEY. Dog Dlscult— Roll thin n baking mfben combined with allk and lose powder biscuit dough, using barley nothin k by-thin close association with New Hat Model. (lour - Instead o f wheat, cut out tho ft. Ilotlutlicao materials are washable Ono of tho prettiest transparent hat biscuit and place a slice o f bologna and strong. : , models ts shown In a . shop which sausage on one then cover with anoth­ ‘-.Machine stitching and narrow silk eaten, to exciuslvo patronage, w riters er pressing the edgea together. Bake ifermld are relied upon lo furnish the New York correspondent The crown, an usual. This Is n most appetizing ^eeoratlve features In these useful a round bunchy, dented tam-o'-ehanter, dish enjoyed by people who do not caps. Sometimes they, are used to­ la of neapolltan and tho brim la ordinarily care for bologna. The gether. Tho brims and crowna are naught but a Wldo stiffened ruffio of name In the only drawback to this ■den In contrasting colors, or tho mallnes, bo full that tho rufflo curves biscuit Avtms are faced with a color different up and down bonnily at tho odgea. If Pineapple and Cream Cheesa Salad. A m that In tho body of the cap. Fa- desired, so that tho mallnea will long­ —Wash nnd dry tho leaves o f head verity combination! are those made er keep Ita shape, tho ruffle may be lettace; cut canned sliced pineapple e f pongee-colored cloth with bright supported with satin-covered wire, Into straws, keeping the straws as grata, bine, black or red Introduced in bent to accommodate tho . natural long ns Jhe slices will allow. Boll curvet of tho ruffle and .extending In the brim facings. ' cream cheese Into balls or egg shapes. Vails are either of tho same color a few radiating spokea from the crown Dispose the pineapple strawa In the a * the body of the cap or like tho con- as well. If Hie mallnes. futflo U un­ One ef the new .Mack taffeta gowns heart- Isavea of the lettuce’ and net that la far from commonplace. The three eggs in each nest; flock each (trailing color used. They are about supported by wire, then, the mallne* mint b i renewed from time to time skirt la * aeries e f email ruffles •gif with paprika. Serve plain French edged with white ellk cord end cy* and a rcry stiff variety must be oh dressing In jr bowL Allow two tableIn peg-top fashion. The slim bodies talnM -■ spoonfuls o f oil, and ’ oho o f lemon juice with a few grains o f salt and pepper fo r each ne*L .Banana Parfalt— reel nnfi acrapo two onthreo^banonniv then press the pulp^- th rough. aiTrlcer-or-alavo, _acald. tho pulp with two-thirds o f a cupful of augur trffd Urn Juice of half a lomon l>otled together,’ chill, then fold fit one cupful of cream whipped and one-t third of n cupful o f candled cherries, cut fine and' B onked In orange Julco over night. GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY W ILL BRING BACK Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments Are the Best �AUGUST 1*. m s # SHE SANFORD HERALD y j th . Da . .r •!I.jm N*s*•**>•» mu for tharottfinfitlen *r rvRrelnn of tb s m M The D. A. Thomas Hog Powder Joins ‘jUnalntlnnn propwstSK' lI M K M M li •to of' r i t f Ida to tb s C onstitution at t i t Stst prevent hog c h o l e r a has a record of 95 per cent cures of Lf'ybu feed your hogs M directed, you need never fear hog cholera- or any other hog ‘disease. And the directions -are very sipiple, Kfator .Life Gives Illuminating Aid Just about what you are doing, plua » (ew cents' worth of B. A. Thomss 1 to Car Owners In Construc­ hog Powder iq the food twice a week. tion of Building. . I sually, though, Cholera gets In * ore we know It, Then It requires close attention to each hog—each nog must be doaed—and If you will dose them as directed, you will save better than 90 per cent. If ypu don t, the R. A. Thomxs medicine Ortas*, 0*»ol|no and Water Are Ab­ sorbed Instead of Staying to Meet costs you nothing. W c -n o t tome distant .manufacturer—pay your .Things Up—Much Easier on money .back. Tires of-Standing Cars. L. Allen Seed Co. 91-Fri-4tc ^ new department has been started Usnkston Bros. In Motor Life. In It the motorist tlnds Roberta, Ga: Jan practical experience to guide him in building the inexpcnslTo private gar- Old . Kentucky Mfg. Co., gf<\' with comprehensive plans and P a d u ca h , Ky. . , , . notesGentlemen; Some of the advice la Illuminating: A Mr. Will Wackier of this coun­ "If you prefer you may have a cement ty had- some hogs that were down floor la the garage, but for several with Cholera and had given up all reara past I have used fine while sand hope of saving them and would not ■bout three Inches deep. The cost Is spend one penny on them. I gave about f 1 or f 2 a cubic yard and three M in is wiu do nmpio ror your needs. ° n1 pall* of. your II. A. irds trill bo emplo for needs; Grease, gasoline and water art} ab- 1 homns 15°C Powder and he ha* sorbed Instead o f staying to mewi ^u,\ comp *n ttn<l paid me for it and things up. Occasionally you rake tho adviseB that every one ,of his »ick floor to bring tho dean sand to the h°K” KPl well and that he had killed top. A littlo heap at tho far end them nnd now has them in his smoke makes a moat convenient bumper and house snd that all 'were ns fine as lessens tho chances o f banging Into any he had killed this year, ihe rear wall, I’ve found. Finally, i want t0 add t hat he said his SAND FLOOR IS PRErtRRED Ttires , n n V L ‘ TThe * shoo T “ 1Is ° t,„j off aJ.mUnr standing cars. vlt.i A 'J O I N T RESOLUTION Proposing an Bacllon _S of Article X fl of Amendment to ________ tho C onstitution of tho Elat* of Florida Relating to Education. Ho It K n otted by tho Legislature of tbo Stato ol Florida: That tho following amioadm tnt of Sectloa S, of Article X II, ol Ifat Constitution of tha Stato of Ptorids Relating to Edurntlon la hereby agreed to aad th m ltud to tbo electors ol th t State for adoption or rejection at tho next general elect!uoa of' Representatives to ‘bo b tld‘ ‘In tho year, A. l>. ISIS: tb it lo to say, th at Sort Ion S of Article X il ol tho Constitution of tho p u t t of Florida bo ataendtd to aa lo road as follow*: Section S. Each County th ill bo required to nootoo and collect annually for tho aupport of tho public frtt school* thtrrln. ta t of not tare than three 13) mills, not moro than toa (10) mills on tho dollar on all ta s able property In tho tamo. . A JO IN T RESOLUTION Proposed Amendment to the C onitltutlon of Florida. llo It Rreoived by tho Legislature of tho Stale of Florida. That Article XIX of tho Constitution of the S u i t of Florid*, br and tht tim e I* hereby am tndtd to at to read as follawat A rtldt X IX , Section I. The mauttfac* lure, tale, baiUr or exchange'of all alcoholle or Intoxicating liquor* tod bavrrage*, w h ith ­ er iplrltuous. vlnoue or malt, aro htroby forterr prohibited In the S tale of Florida, tsrept alcohol for medlral, adrotlSe or raechaairat purport*, and win* lor sacramental purpose*; tho aale of which tiro hoi and wine pur poet* oforeeald, ill shall ba result ted for tho purpoeto by la w . Sec. 1. Tha Letlalaturo ahall ertsrt suit able lawa for tbo enforcement of tbo provltlon* of tbit nrtltl*. Sec. 3. This article ahall so Into effect on the Brat day of January, A. 1). 191*. The rotr» cast In rompl anr* with aald proposed amendments, and the fin e st* , ’derlaratloat ft and returns tbereol, shill bo tobjerted to the earn* rrsulstions and re­ strictions ns ora provided by law for sentral elections In lb* S u l* ol Florida. IN TESTIM ONY WHEREOF, I ha** hereunto net my hand and afltird the Creel Seel ol tho Stato of Florida, at Tallahassee, (Seal) ‘ Capital, ........................... fifth the thte the loenty-fif da* of July. A. I). ISIS. II. CLAY CKAWrORI), ,“ "<» » « ...» i c k th a t he, Secretary ol Stale. 99-Frl U te not flattened out at Utfi point of con- uf- -Ire hf .m0Ut,w ,opcn-1 nnd tact but makea a alight bed for Itself S \ ,wlta. p0Urcd lhc ,,uwder down In Ihe Circuit Court Hceenth Judicial Clr(ull. Seminole Taunt;. In (.‘h iatrr;. to keep Ita, normal shape. This Is thciT kpromts, Hill really a very important point, espe1>,en,c find check in full of my Della *e.M. Turner for Hobrrt E. Turner Divorce dally for folk who lay up their cars nfcount and with kindest regards Order ol Publication for a long time. we beg to remain, It appetrt from the affidavit herein duly filed duly eworn to by A. K: power*, that Wash Car In Comfort. * -Yours very truly, hr It ftoflritnr lor Ihe romptalnanl. In the "By nil means Imvo n hydrant Just I - Ilankston Hrus. • burr entitled raute; tint It i> the brllrf net r* i | ■(lliifit Ihnt 11t>b*-ft K. Turmr, la a Inside your garage, then In Bcvere or L Allen Seed ( V , W | r»r»n*fr»Ulrnl mf lhr Si air «f Klnilita ttt<l rtormy weather you can wash the car that hi* a«Mr*f» U y riliritiw an il lhat ihrrr i* no |rr*Httfi In lhr itatr of I'lofltlR. lhr arr* la some sort of com fort. Most folk virt of a «ub|irirna upon nhorn woulij bind lhr didmciant, ami aibant furlhrr aay* that vould advise mi underground gasoline To Keep Cheese Fresh. hr brlirvt-* Ih#* a fr of thr fjrfrntlant lo br Dnk lt»o, but that tlc'iH'ixls on clrcuin- 1 Clifi'v run In- kept frexli by rubbing nvrf Iwrnty-rinr yrafm. V«»u, Ui.brrt K Tuftirr. if*- thrrrfori* nances. Since the early pnrt of tho the tint of a warm knife over tin* nit otilrrnl to i |i|m<ir to tht* 1*411 on . « Inter' I bnve not been able to gei ‘ tirfm e uml wrapplo: it In nllnl pajw*r thr 7lh day of llcltihtr* l 111A# thr »amr IjasoMno In any quantity. The few np In checwclollt wiling out of salt bHnc a Itulr day of (hi* Mf* or aaid Hill aiH lir (aVrn a* »<infr*«-i! gallons I did manage to bring liomo water, It »• fu»Ihrf ofi|*fril lhal «haw nolirr br pubUihrd f*»r rifhl r*in*rrulikr •reltt in barely Rufljccd to run my puniplng crthr S.Toffril Hrrald, a n* a«pa|*rr publiahrd tine and small cleetrle-llglit plant. A In Srrninolr ( ‘ uuhly, Hnritli. Wllnrw*. K, A, UnugliM, C*Irfh of lhr Lrge underground tank, would have C'irrull (*mirl In ami for Hrminofr ruunly, been a useless investment. Anyway, Klorlifa ami lhr **-al « f *ajd Ctiurl, thi* 2ftth day of July, A. I» 1^1 H. like most country folk. I havo n little |I. A !*<iuffaM, (’ Ink NOTH i: Hill inns oil Iioiihv — to -----bold-----------— kerosene, gasoline1 iif ih Hy II. II W ilton, h- C kill I» be byy lhr thr llOAfll lloanl «*1 --------------Hull *IU p fFftlvtil rrm vtff It A K Pn-wrf*. rind lulirlcniinK oil*1 *. This 1)011*0 Im County CommiiElonrrft At chi *r nni frculir SnHritor f>>r I’ uinji] ai r*»M 97 Kri-'Mr slum! six feet square. Is covered with ____ _____ ^ callntift id di __. LEGAL ADVERTISING (■■irnicated Iron nnd Hlutids ut it wifo ufectant Itlfhl it re.ened tu reje I eny end i distance from nil other buildings. Ou b(,J| E. A. miUGl.ASS. fb r k PAGE BMVKN Lota -S- w and tf wax to a point eauth of beglnnlagi w f...B l o c k t . T ie; • l i t seuth NN of NEW nnd NEJfi of BEJfi B * . north fit f r it to beginning. All W B lock * . 'T1w 10. L ou *. fi. 0 8, 10 10 ttileck i l l t----Tlar 11. Waal naif o f aoulkaaat quitter, Block S, Tier Iff. v -------- ' ' Warranty Northwvftt quarter 11lock t . Tier XO. ___ Drew-.xird ~ Lots 3 and 7,- B lock -# ,-T ier"I; r Ut L ou IS and U Block 1. Tier I. t ______ ________ _____ LoU 2 t o .# inclusive Block 3. Tier 10. ’ n e w and lot* 1 'nnd X Sec 1#, T p . Iff.. loU 8 and 7 In said block and tier.. IM L ou Wk# 1, I| * 2.» W #,js 1, V# 8 Da . 9• A Block JI1SV« a 3, »v Vler A.I N mm* 11. | Ita nge * 8, Also that part of Blork 3, Tier IT des­ “ Ho - W rit half ------’ *J. T lfr ‘It. Fractional Block r i p M -n #d N W J( of IW J f of SWJfi cribed •■ follows) Beginning at'northweet Wral half Block 3, Tlrr IS. lll Sec 21aaJ Tp. corner of block 3. Her IT} run eaet l II. 1i J 1 o f„ a ft>!UWnnf uMtl i *t nri PR BU F14. l1V / Rang# " I«5tv tlriXfi. ■ 7r •ad __ • W « Southeast quarter Block 3, Tier Iff. feet: south 25fi.2 feet: west t l l . f i feet) north j > n d rir See "2 Tn* Lot », Block 4, Tier «. , 258 2 Its, to beginning. n^ N Lot « . Block 4, Tlrr 7. a i . . .that a . . pari of »block « —•. *4, ■tier <— •• 1-1— Sec 27, Tp. 14. Range’ t i l Lot 3, Block 4, Tier fi. AUo IT -•------< dn rribI W .ty Ut 6, 7. S. 9. to. Btork 4, Tier 9. ed a* follow*: Beginning at northwest ror- ,[ E)< ___________________ " of » » y ,s # ' i , S 6 » f i a 1w U l i I, 2, 3, Block 4. Tier 10. -acr » r of ot btork bUrh 4, «. tier U .r IT, run . . . eaet .M l l llll.f. ti feet;| iM l l l T T p . 14, U . R a n ., t t . •oulh X4fi.fi feet] west III.S fret; norjk XIS.S U U I. 2 . 3, 6. 7. 8. 8 Block 4, Tier 11. feet to beginning. Wist half Blotk 4, Tlrr 12. East hstf Block 4. Tier II. AU foregoing loU and block* Soutbwret quarter Block 4, Tier iff. th t City of Sanford, according East half Illock 4. Tier 20. Trnftord'a M tp, a* recorded Eaet half Block 4. Tlrr XI. B " page III and Florida Land fi Colonl-J Bsnga Xfi. 1 ivr 7. <• Lot 8, Block o. fi, Tier ••tlon C o n ^ in | ,i ,Ma|»_ of St. Gertrude Lot r and S g-fi ol lot fi (except lota I U 1 Lot fi. Block ft, Tt4r T, Addition to the Tow h ol Saalord, as recorded Ififf* and 1<3 of Lake George Therm al LoU • and 10, Block fi. H Tlrr r t. In Plat Book MH** page III. Artesian vegetable Delta a* recorded, la U —,U 1- «, 3, *. 4 .8«,. 7< 11 Block MKR o, S. Tier ft ter 0. Lota I lo 3« 3< (Iras liras 4. ‘ fi, 8, IX) of Iloidea I H »ok 4 fit page 188) Sec 3. Tp. 1ft. llangw Sft U t ff. H i m fi. Tier 8. ..*•1 C om paay’a Addition to Ban-1 Also nn undltlded one-halt,Interest In Real Eatate Compa U U 4. fi, V. 10. Block «. Tier 10. . ford, arcordlog to plat recorded In Plat I 0 5U* following dmcrlbrd land# altwriw All of Blork fi, Vler IX. Rook ’ ’ D " , page #1. ** I la Volusia County. Florida, to wit: Alt ot Block fi. Tier 18. Eaet kaU of aoutkeart quarter: eaet half a f Nortbeaet quarter sad South half Block 9, Tlrr I*. Best k ill Block fi, Tier 30. n il* All (except nortkwoet .quarter) of 'Block . „ - v - „ ----- —1 ------j , , - I -------------------------- ------------------quarter o f eouthfi. Tier XL of B. • Hablnaon a Survey of an addition I west quarter of taction Xfi. township I# Ml of Block fi, H er XX. to South Sanford, according to plat recorded I south, rang# 38 eaet. Lola 6, 7, 8, Block 8, Tier 7. In Flat Book " I I ” page 8. I AUo Government lota numbers I and 8 Lots 4 to 10 InelueJv* Block ff. Tier I. AUo begin 1B0 lest wret of northeast f f “ *U* * ao. townehip 14 eouth, range* All of Block ff. Tier. 10. corner of lot 3. of 8 . A. Roblatnn'e Survey nf I *" tori. AU (except lot SI Jllock ff. Tier 11■n addition to south Sanford, run south 1 Also northwest quarter of southeast Norlhwret quarter Block ff. Tier 17. 117 feet, west fiO fret: nerth I IT feot; east (quarter of aectlon *, township IS e o u th Southcaat quarter Block ff, Tier 17. fiO feet to place of beginning. I rang* IS salt. Writ kalf Block ff, Tier Iff. lU o Government lo l 4 o f aectlon I, tflwa, AM of Block ff. Tier Iff. p 14 south, rsage ST coat. 1 All of Block ff, Tier. 10. All ol Block ff, Tier 81. lot Xfi (lea* northeast quarter) loU Xff, XI, [ Oov*rnm*#t lot L aectlon 14, U w » t * ~ writ I ship All of HIW Illock ff. Tier IX. AH Vi CE #l 4 l#r •«. ID. 31, IX, U-, 34, lot ' SB (Iras southwest »“ 'P 14 *« aouth, ■out*, range ran jy XT IT east. LoU ff, 7, fi Block 7, Tier 8. niArter) southwest quarter of lot 18 of 8 . *• , S . / 1*” *°<! Ui 7 *CT*" * « * * ” w U U I, I , I , fi Block 7, Tier fi. 1loblnsan'e fiervry of an addition to Booth |? / . * •■d * U . off Government Int number 8 . section !<• LoU I, 4. fi, ff, 7, fi Block 7. Tie* *. Sanford. AU of Block 7, Tier 10. 14 eouU, range XT easL , Lota 34. Xfi, 4«. 4# Floridai la n d A Colo-1 LoU I, X, 3, 4, 0, 7, fi Block 7. Tier 11. P u J l.ilo n mr. . AlBlf « pereou* preeeot aunouocnlaatlon Company a Celery F liltelJ ex, a^* lug-that he. she or they desire to bid upon AII of DfocL 7, 'riw l i . I any particular parcel or parcel* of said South helf of northeast quarter aad south rordlng lo I’ lat Book “ C ” page 11 “* AU that port of section 18, township I I I land separately will bo given an opportunity half Illock 7. Tier 18. south, rang* 30 cast lying between Tama-1 to do ao at tha opening of tha aale, and such All of Illock 7. Tier XO. rind and Oleander Avenue*, of Sanford, and I parrel or parcoU so designated by any euej* All ot Block 7, Tier XI. north M Une of F black all mnt that |pvipun person t*f or ppersons will Pft be ft'M sold separately, in# DUriO om wt t»l* IN #*’ ,p and nu n n ft# Will U n p in ift f/a All (excluding R. R. R. of W.) Blork ff,' th* nart of »#e(lon S3, (ownahlp 19, aouth, r tn f« I tod mil tbo reratlnlnf Und not ao d a u irn tM Tier- XX. 0 « u l lying bfttweon Tamarind and Olonn* I by oueh person or perton® pro®®nt Will LoU X, 3. 4, ft Block fi. Tier I. ,|aold ®a ® whole. * Lot I, Block fi. Tier 7. » dtr Avenue® of Hanford. West half (excluding H. R. It. of wTl Fractional «e«t two-tblrda ol block !• L Th® terma of ®®lt emab, purchaser to p oy Block 8. Tier 14. tier IS and fractional weal two-third* of I ^ * ® * * J ; AU (excluding R^ R. R. of Way) Block t, block X. tl*r IX. all ol E. R. Trafford'a R f 1!1."*00 * »* 8f h*,.U M !1"** n a n of Snnford I Hlcklneon A Dicklnaon • Master In aald c a n t Tier lfi.‘ ot Banroro. BoUdtere ter d em p la loa iL AII (excluding R. R. It. of W.) Block I. map Lota 69, fit, 77 al St. Jotrpk ■ B ub-D I-1 17 Tier 18. virion according to plat recorded In plat [ Northweet quarter and south h alf (exclud­ book MB " page 1X3. ing R. It- K. of W .) Block 8, Tier 17. Government Lot X, of aectlon 28, to w n -1 Najlce o f AViHcalloa foe Tax Deed Undo# AU (excluding R. R. K. of W.) Block 8 ship 20 aouth, sang* fiO ea*t (Iroe that parti 8 **fle» * e l Chapter 484J, Laws at F am* Tier U. _ , . . da All (excluding R. R. R. of W .) A tree south ol line beginning at northrsat corner N o l l e la hvraby given lhat C. M. Dunw ol1 •oulhraat quarter ot voulhriit quarter Lot 10, niock 9, Tier ). range 30 ,I purthearr of section .29, n i C*i __________ . . township . ---- . 20 south, ---- -----, ________ of T ___ *Mlfle»t(w No*. 314, 21 fi L ou a, 8, 9 Blork 9, Tier 7. rest and ruo vast to Intttacction tin* ot lot land 218. dst*d th* 3rd day ot July, 1916 All ol Illock 0. Tier. IS. 25 ot Mitchell's Burvry of Levy Grant). [ha* Mr<i said certificate. In rev otOc* and All of Illock 9, Tier II. All o| Illock. #. Tier 15. W c.t half of aeoulbraat quarter " I . n e ,tb : |. V UB lld ^ r li° fl;.T J AU of flinch 9. Tier 18. exit quarter: all that peri of »a»t hail of |vmbr*cw th* following described property AU of Illock 9. Tier IT. aoulhwcat quertrr of northeaxt quattcr rati l)lu t , ,, i |n n*m lool. county, Florida, In-wli: Wral half of lltolk 9. Tier IS. o rallroadl w e t half of nor h ct.t quarter {> r , No j u / c o v . r * : Flfelf of fJw )( uf All Illock 9, Tlrr 19. of foutbrsat quarter: oil that part of n i l U f f 20 Tp, 20 Jl, 1| 3- ); Dot* *, 9, III Illock ID, Tier l. h flf of nnrthwral quarter of *nulhe**t C,M . No. 215 rover*: * R I ( of B W ff and Lot 3. Illock 10 Tier 2, jusrtrr »*»t of It. It. rlght-of w*y ol n e ­ tEJl (lea* N K J41 uf Her. 2fi Tp. 20 B, IL All «f Hlork 10. Tlrr 13. on .29. lown*hlp 20 south, ringe 30 eaat. 32 E. AH nl Illock 10, Tier 14. Soulbwrat quarter ot irrtlon 21, townCert. No. 216 rover*: HW )4 ot 8 W )f o f North hall of Illock 10,, Tier 15. hip 20 south, rang* 30 *■•!. Bsc. 26, Tp. 20 H, *R. 32 E. AM of Hlork 10, Tlrr i« . Soulhrari quarlrr cl anuthrat! quarter The aald land bring aisreard at Ih* date All nl Hlnck 10. Ti«r 17 of arrtiun. 72, lownahip 20 »outh, range .30 of the Itftiianr* of *urh crrtldcatr* In t h , All nl Illock ID, Tier IN ail (lra< railroad right-of-way) , ■ *1 1 * * * t ,1 a , I in inft ui (Jiiaiivwiia Unleax ijnirfii ■■in riiiiir iiT i nam* of Unknown. aald rcertiffraten All ol Illock III. Tier 19. > And l b * an undivided one-eighth Inter- I , h,| , b, .reordlng to law, tax demd All ol Illock 10. Tier 20. rat In and to Ihe following described landa wilt i*<ur thereon on th* 22nd day of AuLot* 3. 4. 5, Illock II. Tlrr 2. ■itualr in Vnlukia County, rlerldft. to wit gual. A. II. 19IM. All (cirrpling northeast quartet* Illock .All Iractionftl Her. 13. To.' Il, Itangr 27. W llnrti my official riganturr and seal Ih ■ , lie f II S 1y of NF:>, nr K 20 -rhalna of lot 2 and the Ifilli day of July, A. I). 1918. North half of Illock II. Tier 17.K (4 Bee. 14. Tl> I 4. Ilanra 27. larall E. A. DOUG LABS, All •'( Illock II. Tlrr 10 All fractional Bee 23, Tp. II, Hange 27. Clerk Circuit'Court Semlnol* Co.. Fla. All nl Illock II. Tier 19. North half Bee. 21. Tp. 14, Hang* 27. Hy V. Fi. Dougalaa, I). C. All of Illock II. Tier 20. Lot 3. Bee. 6 Tp. II. Itangr 2*. 95-Frl-M f Lola 3. I. 5. It. 9. 10 Illock 12. Tier 2 lo.t. 3. 4. Illock 12. Tier 3. _ Lots 1, 5. Illock 12. Tier 4. fri.lft 3. H. 9 Hlork 12. Tlrr 7. Lots 4. 6. 7. Hlork 12. Tier 8. Lnl> *. 9. 10 Illock 12. Tier 9 Lot. 3 1. 5. H, 9, 10. Illock 12. Tier to, Lol* 3. 1. 5. 9, to in clu din g It. It. U of ay) Illock 12, Tier It. Lots fi. 7, S. 10 i” Illock iJl'Ifi »| ’ ” ■ 13. "'I Tier ■■ I. Lots' I. 5. Illock 13. Tier 3. |*ita 7 lo 10 Inrlualve Illock 13. Tlrr 4. Lot* «. 7, 8 , 9 , 10 Illock 13. TWr 5. Lot* 9. 10 Hlork 13. Tlrr 4. AH (rsrrpllng 1 end 61 Hlork 13. Tlrr 7. Heavy yield# 6 f high clau produclff ar# b#cLot* 3, 4, S. 9, IO. Hlork 13. Tier 9. Let* 3. L l , 8. 9. to Hlork 13. Tlrr 10. .Nollre *( Asellretlea for Tat IW d ondrt Heritor, S ol Chspirr 1 * 0 . I.i s i of Florida Nollee io hereby (D eo that Jro- Kendrick, a small suburban or city lot tills sort lot-tn^Fri_________________________ purrbsrrr id Tft* C,rtlfirftte N'.. I i t s l e d of thing could not bo built nnd n little NBl)rr n.»,tM OH i>, uu., to r,e,te the the .ltd’ day ol July, A. tl I9I«. has filed eat it rrrtifirate iro my tiffirr enrl bs* rr.ade umterground tank Is nlmost n neces.. . J*>s«s i»r*tae(e imirtn Nullre Is herebv |lvm tb it * prtitlun bet application for las deed l» Issue In ftrrnrdslty. Said errttfiralr embrsrra l»en filed with the Homed id C ou n ty ’ Com ­ enre with law. All (cirrpling .11. 11. It ol W.t Blork 13. deftf rlhrd ptopvrty .dusted ollnw missioners of Seminole County lot the rree* the [ulliiftisi Halt Not Necessary. lion ol a tperiel dfalnecr dlfttrict to br In Srrelmde county, Morula. t« wit. E l-i Tier II. "Naturally, It la out of the question ' gnovn at JESS -----------nit...................... All (Ira* lot #1 Block 14, Tier I. t A IN A (i F DIS- of W D ol NK*t ol NEJ| Her. tt. Tp. -0 H. II I* ‘ 7. 8. », Block "4, Lola 1, 14. Tie? 3. »o heat mieh n garage n» this, hut I T,|* V"? ,hl’ dr*I.ola I, 2. 3, 4, fa, 7, 8, #, Block 14, Tier B. The said land biln ( s»*efte» at the date of All of Hlork 14. Tlrr fi. fancy mighty few garages Will t » , "V eeln n ln e at the tnt.rlecllon of the ea . (he Iftausnre of aurh eerlifirar* In lhr name Lot 7. Blork 14. Tlrr 9. .......................... heated next winter. It tnnkes little lint of He tlon l. Township so south. u *nr id W. W. Ilrilt. Hnlrsft (lid eenlfirare shall I,ola I, 2, 4, 7 Including U. It. H. of with thr Sanfold end tirnr* be redeemed secordlne to law tat dred will difference, after nil, for n mixture of ghek*Vomd. .un south to the southeast Issue thrrron on the 27th day of Aucust W ay) lllork 14. Tier to. L ila I. 2, fi. 7. Hlork 14. Tlrr II. ODO pnrt wood alcohol* to two parts comer id Slid Kectlon I: Ihenee w ril 25.«o JL D 19th All ol IlLrk 15. Tier I Witnrs. my ..ffrial iisnsturr amt s-al Lott I. 2 3. 4. 5. 9 IO. lllork 15, Tl-r 3 water will stay liquid under any ordl- fte J rl.u p ^ tVe;V,om.;D u‘,b"I,‘ ,,d.V.o,i,"»M thift (ho 2|(h its) of July A l* I9IX All (rserpt fi, and il Illock 15. Tlrr 4 , Se.ll V: A l>oucla*< nnry temperature. Ami CyllntlerH meendrr line In the r*,t suit west qutrtrr All of Itlnrk 15. Tier 5 C'lrrk t'ireull ( ‘ .toft Seminole fiooniy, line of See 19, Township 20 ,..uth. It»n*r All ol Hlork 15. Tier fi I'flmed with ether will lire at the llrst |j' rest: t enee rsst lo the renter of slid Florida IS> V FI IIou(I s m . It. ('. Lot I Including It. It. It «| Way I lllork Section 19. Ihenre south qusilrr cnllr. 97-F‘ rl-Me turnover, no mntter how cold." 15. TlrrS. then east helf mile; thence north 1 *4 mile* All of lllork 10. Tlrr I. to the •outhrssl corner of Scrtion 7. Town- Net Ire af . Appilral an for T ai Deed Endt • All of Blork Id, Tier 2. Lota Of Power #nd Wear. ship 20 south, IUn(e 32 east: thenp. VHI Her lien S *f Chapler 4**1, l.awt af Flerl/ota I, fi, 7. lllork. 1«. Tlrr 4. I/Ul* I, J, fi, 7, In cluding It. It. It. of Ida TIlP (Urt ,collected on the outside o f I'heVf" weat^Usrter'mnc anJ ihenre west quarter ...... 't" tC%drlh ........ .................... .. Nnllre la hereby fisrn th il tu T. Ilryan W ay) lllork l«. Tlrr fi. All (nrludinic It. It. It >1 Way) Illock the_engine 1# not merely nn eyesore, south „ ^ ‘ »«thS « I!.i*r^ of Tas Certiflrate Nn. |59. dated a I a .a * . w nnrlh ID DriCK ffCIBOe I nVIir" litre sis wI PI • purrhasrr 10. Tier fi. Ihe 3rd day of July. A. I>. 1916, ha# filed gets Into UlC bcurings and causes |)nnf „ >nr lo beilnnlnc. rcntslnlnc if aald rerllficate In my office, snd has made All of It! rwh 17. Tl. r ! All <>( lllork 17. Tier 7 of power nnd wear. Thlrsbortapplication for las deed to laaue In accord, 1^1* 2, fi. 7, Block In. Tier t. anrr tllb law. Said certificate < ml,race* the ens tbo llfo of tho engine. If tbo dirt r u t. All nl HlncV I* . Tier .‘ liillowinr d eaet Ibed property situated In All persons h u tn f any interest In Ihe Seminole rounty, F lorldv Lnle fi. 7. It. 9, 19 II' ek IN. Tier .V Is removed regularly this wear Is proa, to-wit t of cranllnc i>r refunl lu (rant said petition Ltd* HU and IH6. Sanford Celery Delta All ol Hirer k IN. TH - 10 • . . . . . --------- hrf (ire the venled, nnd tho car will Inst longer. All nf Hlnck N, Tl. r I" atre hereby nntlfied tu anpetr hrliirrnf.ird. 7 |.e . a4d Itr.d lirlrl aaaeaaed at ihe dale ut All nl iN . m..rk 2N Tier Ik. riBfd cl fi 011lily C' um mU•Innr r4 aI (be tou.nrF uf aofh rertlfirite to lt,e name lie---All ..I lllnck IN . Tt. r 10. I'rde*. .till rrrtlfirsle lb .Hrmlnnt. 1‘ . nunt). ------, . -Florida. »t thefr nesi .1 J. II Sprlrysie rrsutsr mrellnr. All uf Illock IN. 3 ler 20. mrellny. tu he held un Ihe Inf dty ahall lie redeemed sceordlri to law l*« deed Mass of M a te r ia ls In N est. All of Hlnck 2 N. Tier 19. September, 19IS. and present any ri *s»n will Issue thereon on tbs 22nd day ol Au* Study n completely finished oriole's c,t All uf Hlnck 2N. Tl. r 20. you may have why ssld petition rhuuld not (ust. A, D. 191*. All of Hlnck 2N. Tlrr 21. nest. What a mass of tangled fllnWitness my nfflriat signature and sea 1 E. A. DOIN'.LASS. Lot 10. Hlnck 7. Tlrr A. the lath day M July. A, II. IBIS, tncnlH, strings, grasses, filters! I have Clerk ol Board of County Ciimmlaslunrri thislirsll IftOl 2. niock *. Tier 11. d i' A. DOUtrLA^S. Seminole County. D|f fill (Urn o. MM II All O Hlork a . Tier often wondered which was the first Clerk Circuit Court Semlaol# Co., Fla. By order of said Board. All Iota 1 and 2 Icicep l weal 50 fe*t) Hy V. Ft, Douglas*. It. (■* •tririg that waft put pn. how was It put Bloch 9. Tier II. . „ _. „ Fri-10l-4lr _________ 95-F'rl-filc Lota 4. 5. 7. 9. 10, Block 9, Tier 11. on, nud what came next In the order All lot * leacepl wiat 30 feat cf b q ) NOTICE OF ELECTION of building, snys Edward F. Hlgelow, * WIIEHEAS, The Uclslature of I*I7» In Ihe Circuit Caarl Hesenlh Jadlclal Clrrtlt Blork 9. Tier II. „ • Lot# 8. 9, 10. Illock 10. Tier K. Hemlnole County, Fltrlrfa In 1toys’ Life. under the Constitution of 18*5. of the bjal* L>1* 2. 3. 4. 5, Block 10, Tier G. of Florid*, did pasa two Joint Itetolutioni Nelson (!. Van DeVrnter, Lola I. 2.'3. Block 10, Tire II. sole surviving ptrlner tiroiioftinc amendment* the iConstitution oropoainc amendments to me .» n i iii» i.» » frill* 4 and 8. Block II, Tier C. of the firm of VanDevtnof the Stale of Florid*, and the * • » * » ' / • Lit* 8 and 9 Block II, Tier D. Itr * Itldtr. First Principle#. - rrrftj |o by r vole of ihrrF-ftflh* of r II ln» Iriita I. 2. 3. 4. 8. 10. lllork 11, Tier E. Complainant* Hill to elected t o . each house: -that Ih . The fact disclosed hy a survey of nnfembers Lota 2, 3, 4. Illock l l . Tier F. *a. Forrclote u m slid Jolnr'lloolu tlon .' -ere entered Iriita 2. 3. B Block II, Tier O. George W. Itoyce and AnMortgage, the -past that majorities have been upon »hri, reapectlve ^ ‘ d .t e ,! KM of lola 'L 2. 3, ft Iota 4, fi, ft 8 Illock nit. Boyce hit w|le. yro n iy i Ihrtron, ifid .lh ry did wrong must not blind us to ,the com­ STl*. II. Ti ‘ Defendant. . . , _ .. and direct that the ..Id ioie% K <V ; ’ Lola” , 3. * B Block 12. Tier A. To Georg* W. Iloyc* and Annlt lloyce, bia plementary fact that ninjorltleji have utlon, be submitted to tht !“' All (*xrcptJl. B. « . 7.) lllork 13, Tier H, . wife, Ltadville Colorado. Dsimlly not been entirely wrong.— stile at the tieneral Fllertlon In November All (e t e e p r i. fi. #.) Bio«J 12. Tire C. You i r t hereby required end ordered to All (exr»pl lol 11 II ock 12, T(*r D. Herbert Spencer. ,9NOW ,,‘ t h k k f--------. f o iif ;. I. < . |(. *ft • L A Y jn p # ir to Ihe bill of curapUlnt filed hffHn Lot* I, 3. 3.'4, B Block 12. Tier F.. (iil n > i you on ot before the firii hlonilijr GltAW f’ o U D . Secretary "I . "* All (except lot B) Block 12. T l,.■ F .' Hiate ol FlurId*, do hrteby (Iv* nolle* that In September ISIS, tarn* being Ih* 2nd day All (except lata I, 2. 1, ff. 1) Block 13, cf aald month then nnd Ibtr* to make snTi*r G. „ ,, Eirly (guidebook, awrr to aald bill of complaint In default of I-ota ff, 7. 8, #, Block 13. Tlar II. Eleetlea whtrh deert* pro conftttn will be laktn and Tho earliest guidebook printed In will be held(■earral guld LoU 2, I, I. 9 Block 13. Tlar A. . in earh county in Florida on tntertd agalntt you, followed by Anal decree LoU fi, 7, ff Hlo** 13, Tier B. . English la "Inatructlona for Forrelne 'iirii iionday thereon. All of Block 13, Tlar D. Trnvcll,n published In 1W2 by Jnmea ^“ November.-A. D. i»i«. the ..id Tue.It It further ordered that this order It All (lesi iota 1 and 3) Block IS, Tier E published In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper All of niock 13. 'Tier F. Howell, a famous traveler o f that day. 1d»y brin* th# published In Sanford, Seminole County, Flo­ All of Illock IS. Tlar O. rida once each week for four ronsecutlve All of Blotk IN , T L r It. All of Hloek I N , Tier 21. * rwilnr*a my hand and Ihe teal of said Fractional Eaat hall of Block 1, Tier 1, Court thle the 22nd day of July. ISIS. moro fully drecrlfatd ua, b*(lnnlng 68 fori A T IR E Y O U ’ LL (Seal.) E. A. Douglass, Clerk north of Inlffttcllon of ®outh lln® of Com* N E V E R T I R E O F Dlrhlneon A Dickinson, Hy E. II. Wllein. raerrUI Btrrei with wr*t lln* of Banford Solicitors for Complainant I*. C. Avrnu* In Hanford, F la/lda, weal 117 fasti This McGraw Tire is an honest •T-F'ri-file ____________ north to Lak* M onro,, anuthraatarly along tiro and it will give you honest ■boro of said lake to point of north baglnnln* aouth to baginning. MAKTEICS SALE service. It “ made by tire Want knit nf blotk I, X nnd want twoUnder nnd by virtue ol a flssl of workmen who know their trade foreclosure entered on the I Ilk day of July thlrda of block* IN , XN. and 3N. all In 1 —made of honest mnterlaw that ly is in tha Circuit Court of tb* Seventh Tlar 12, raor* fully drecrlbad a* baglanlng last. We give a 3,500 mile Judicial ClrrulWV Florldn, In Seminole Coun­ t interaartion of north line of Flrit Blraat ty, In CkanrerlA wherein1 Benjamin Dfew with asst Un* of Poplar Avtnta#: ,a*t along guarantee with this tirtb The U romplelnant,*and Thatrher Realty Cora- north lln . ol First 8 treat to a point 199 f'uk i» another good tire for pin y i Florid® corporation, Frank A* Ilett fast west of w ot boundary of lb* Atlantic ■ * light care. Inner tubes and ex­ End Mara M. Best, hit wife, J. O. Beat, ro a st Lino Railroad rlght-ol-war (aald rightWalker B. ***“ Brown n l l l t r 8. t), Adame, A*ii imp* *J.* **» " " and Mar^r of-way bring adlarcnt lo west fin* ol Cedar tra ones also. Avenue); norlh to Lak* Monroe, w*ri*rly Brown. Ms wife, M. II. Thatcher, George Boatwright, W. J. Thigpen and Franree W along »hor* of aald Ink, to Eaat lln* of I opThigpen, hi* wife, U J. Chlaholln. Louisa l*r Avanuc, extended; thence south to beT. Itoiicr inn and n. A^ D. Kotlejr, her husband, 1 , IlOlirr Wrst tw«-thltda of Block 8, Tier 12. mor* W. 8. I’ ricr, V. r . roller, W. It. C hitllon, 0.1c >ml 3rd St. Suilocd, Florid. Charles ileecrlbed a t all of blork fi, W. Young, U ixl* Lewis, G. V. John- particularly •on, William Clark, and Laura Clark, bis tire 12, (except beginning at Inleireetlon of aouth line 01 Fourth Htfcri with tha west wife, Mrrsay Monroe, administratrix of Ihe estate ol D. C. Monroe, (Urtaard, lira- tin* of Cedar Avenues thence eouth 284.1 irtt; thence tncncc west v h i 145 is o feat; i w : thane, 10* 11™ north n./i™ 140 trr A. Fellow*, widow, Fred Cfclr. Auguatu* feet; Hcbnrlder, Chxrlee Neely sncbJLolll# Neely, fret to right-of-way of Oraugt Ball Rail­ way; thanr, nnlthtaatarly along said righthU wife, Gilbert D eLoacb, Hsfarl Montanero, ttlxy IJttlra and Fatril IJlllre. his wife of why 110 fret; thane, eaat 83 fait to b*glnI, G. M elon and Viola Staton. hU 'v ile , niugl. __e*pl frartlonal *a*t hnlf of block 7, AU *x •re deftndanU, I wilt offer for aale and etll before the rourt house door of Srmtnpl* lire 12 , more fully described a* all of block 13 (except that part bounded aa County, at Sanford, Florida, during tha te- T, lire Beginning a fln t*r»*ctlon of south bI hours of aala on Iko first Monday In 'ollowai iln , o f Fifth Blrcat with t b , wret tin, of eptember, 1#I8. being tha Second day of tha month and n legal aale day, the follow­ Cedar Av»nu* run wret 148 fret; aouth 170 ing described real estate *1 situate, lying nnd tret; aoutbwretarly 110 fart: toal 220 fret irtn fi«4 feat to baginning). befog in tha County ot Semlnol* a n d'S tste All qf block », tlar # flare railroad rlght-of .loIild a , to-wlti n ,f, . T . .................... w ay) and *11 biock fi, liar 10 (lare railroad Lota 1 and. 2 , Block I, Tlat < gbt-of-w ay) and mor# fully dcecribril aa LoU ff, 7. X. Block 1 Tire • rglanlng on , south lln , of ISixth -rginnlng — tk _________ R M Blrrei p i ‘ Tire 10 All of Block 1 1 at a point X fret wret and •« fret south 0 AI of Block 1. Tire IB. southwest corner of block 7. tier 10; thence All ol of Block 1 1.. 1Tlar I I . KENT VULCANIZING WORKS t 8 BetterCrops cuory lo bring a big net profit to tbe grower, Tb# banner record for lucb reiulti’ bai been held for lb# but qaarter-century by Ideal Fertilizers Send for onr Free Boolu on all commercial crop* of Florida; aUo onr Spray Catalogue. Special advice gladly given. WUxon & T oom er Fertiliier Co. Mfri. Ideal Fertiliien. JacIuonviOe, Fla. *r*. w M ul _ | lD E A i| fitTuma ■ (•##* I*'riou*Toent*| rixnuit*co ' ^9U(i«uthfi 1 r * THE U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford Model T One Ton TruckTis really the necessity of farrier, manufac­ turer, contractor and merchant. It has all the strong features of the-Ford car made bigger and stronger. I t has the powerful worm dirive, extra large emer­ gency-brakes acting on both rear wheels and controlled by hand lever, 124 inch wheelbase yet turns in a 4G foot circle, and has been moat thoroghly tested. We know it is absolutely dependable. We without delay soon as poslarge and oraers are filled in rotation. I*eav6 your order today. EDWARD HIGGINS . Salesman .C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M PA N Y AGrftaT® General Fire Insurance O fftM w ith HOLDER REAL ■ ■ T A T E C irib Hall- (lare treat 100 fret) Block X east to tha A tuntio Co**t LUo (UUroai right-of-way; tkenre aouthwyaterly along aald ,1 Sanford* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1918 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 16, 1918; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b1156f1dabf2cf7b5f5a145dc93f6e0b.pdf aaf3255ecc5a329d16b66ff08fcc3590 PDF Text Text ON TUESDAYS PUBLISHED A N D FRIDAYS SEMI-WEEKLY IN TH E H EART OF TH E WORLD’S G R E A T E ST V EG ETA BLE SECTION VOLUME IX SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, IM S ' GERMANS BIG EFFORT TO STOP ALLIED DRIVE WILL NOT BE SUCCESS ‘ I south heavy forces of Germans are coming Into the fight. IIIV Paris reports unofficially that 40,000 f ie r c e f r e q u e n t prisoners have ‘ been taken since ATTACKS Thursday morning. This brings the Pari*, Aug. 12.— The number jof total number of Germans captured prisoner* taken bo far in the allied in Marshal Koch’s two great drives offensive In Picardy la now estimated to 76,000. The number of guns so st 36,000, Including more than 1,000 far taken by the allies totals almost officers. More than 600 guns have 1,000. been captured, according to the latOn the south end. of thfc battle­ field the French have carried out an tst advices. • The pivot of the German resist* average advance of two miles on a »nce at this stage'oP ^ h e'b attle, it front 15 miles nnd threaten soriously iow appears is the town of Noyori, the German hold on Uoyc, Lassigny ibout midway between Montdidier and Mttyon. Here also the German and Solsjons. The enemy is throw­ resistance is becoming stiller. Ap­ ing in reserves from this base in an parently the German command has tffort to prevent, regardless of cost, decided to make the allies fight the allies from gaining control of the harder for further gains. SANFORD’S N E W POSTOFFICE -• ------ --------- - FINE N E W ; B U I L D I N G 1 RECENTLY . BUILT BY THE GOVERNM ENT MEAT RESTRICTIONS ~ ARE CALLED O F F 1 NO MEATLESS DAYS ' Representative' Hull of Tennessee, BEACHAM W ANTS TO HELP one of the Democratic members of THE FLORIDA CATTLE * the committee and the author of the M EN Income tax law. “ Wo could raise $10,000,000 to $20,000,000 by a tax Restrictions on the uso of beef in on gifts," he said. public eating places of Florida have Chairman Kitchin did not go to been eliminated, and at the same the capllol'today, taking a complete time households are relieved of their, rest in readiness for the final week meat conservation pledge*. of the framing of the bill as ho con­ This announcement is mado from siders It. If he has cw olVed a plan the office of Federal Food Adminis­ to make up the billion dollar defi­ tr a te , Braxton Beachara, in order ciency in the estimated revenue bill that the public may be apprised of as so far planned will produce he has present conditions, and also be in­ not made it known to the commit­ formed as to what methods are still tee. He will receive information this recommended for conservation. • week from the treasury giving the Thc restrictions have bech raised . estimated revenue from the indus­ tries fniling under the proposed ex­ now rather than Sept. 1st as was originally contemplated, In order cess profits tax. Noyon-Ham road, which is choked that tho American public may con­ It has been calculated that in thc with material, gunk and troops. BEACH AM IS PAIR sume the medium and lighter grades plan of an alternative system of ex­ of cattle and that the heavier may The Germans nrc expected to cess profits und war profits taxes, bo conserved for our armed forces ' make a desperate stand on the Roye- Docs Not-W ant.'to Impose on the which would produce the higher rev­ Ire Factories nnd our allies. Moyon lino to permit the columns enue to be applied In any given case, which are retreating in the direction In order that his position in the Various reasons have been found DO per cent of all American industry rf Ncslc nnd Ham to reach safety. matter of-adjusting til e ju ice of ice would fall under the alternative war by the food administrator for lifting ' The resistance of the Germans is in tlie state of Florida may lie ent­ TH IS W ILL R E L I E V E THE W ILL BE HELD UNTIL THE profits tax and the other ten per tho restrictions, among which aro cent in the straight excess profits tax. the extreme drouth In the southwest stiffening against the fourth Hritisli ire ly clear to the public and to the NOVEMBER ELEC- , LABOR SITUATION manufacturers, Federal Food Ad­ Some members of the committee be­ and other parts of the country, find • army under General Rawlinson. TIONS HERE lieve Chairman Kitchin will yield the ci\using a rush of light weight beef They are' Yeacting violently in the ministrator Ilraxfon Ileachairt has treasury plan to let • excess profits to market. All heavy beef is for tho Washington, Aug. 12.— Congress, p.gjnr of Lihons. which changed issued the following statement to Seminole county is right in the bunds twice during the night but supplement his notice sent out on midst of the cotton picking nnd the With its legislative program, jammed stand as under the present law and present required for wnr export, and < which this morninp wan firmly hold the 2nd of August: fleecy staple is being picked in many with tlie revenue, draft anti water­ it is claimed revised figures show the Mr. Bcarhnm urges retail dealers to ly the British. "There has been no .intention on fields close to the city by the young­ power and other important hills, will hill then will ho within SHOO,000,000 handle the light weight cattle, espec­ ially the Florida catllc wherever pos­ All the bridges across the Somme my part to force upon the ice man­ sters. boys and girls, who ure patri­ not adjourn until just before the No­ of tho total sought. sible. . The dealers should endeavor vember elections, according to a pre­ between Peronne tfnd Ham. a stretch ufacturers any action that will lay otic ami thrifty to want to help Ap effort will lie innde in the com­ to secure cattle which dress nbt over diction today by Speaker Clark, them liable to the stale laws of win the war not only by getting the of about fifteen miles, have been mittee to writ* into the bill more 476 pounds and the public eating after he had surveyed the situation. destroyed by allied nviators. The Florida, and in requesting them to cotton to Uncle Snm but make some elastic provisions us to exceptional places and tho public* In general He said that while the ways and Germans hnve been attempting to divide territory t<» be covered by money for War Savings Stamps and business with the dual object to means committee is planning to re­ should order the light weight qutA fn throw temporary bridges across the deliveries or delivery wagons, 1 do Liberty Bonds. avoid breaking down any particular preference to tho heavy meats. In port the revenue bill when the house stream and tho allied airmen are now not believe that such a division of The idea wan advanced by The reassembles u week from tomorrow, industry nnd to allow u latitude of doing this they will be conserving action that would permit raising systematically bombing these im­ territory could be construed as a Heruld several months ago that in violation of the state laws, ns there the event labor was short at cotton tjj* administration bill for general more revenue than under too rigid the supply of heavier meats, which provised structures. development of waterpower by pre­ the army can use to hotter advan­ All the morning reports show ex­ need be no combination of the firms picking time to get the boys to pick vious agreement has right of way language. Members of tho commit­ tage and which can bo exported with treme confusion among the enemy to bring about this economy; of pub­ it wherever possible. But the girls anil can.only be displaced by unani­ tee point to the proposal to tax gross greater facilities. ' . lic service. forces in their prerlpltate retreat. are there also whqn it comes to be­ mous consent. The revenue bill will sales of retailers as a feasible plan. A great deal of tho credit for rats­ "In asking for the reports from ing in the thick of the fray and have finished its committee stage, Among the prioantrs taken arc ing the restrlctioh* on beef i* really the ice manufacturers, I have no in­ Oscar Taylor and FranJt Miller who according to Chairman Kitchen’s SCHOOL ELECTION TO M O R R O W duo to Ft^leral Food Administrator ■generals, colonels and officers of all tention of suddenly becoming a rad­ have ten acres on the Swan pasture plans, so it can be considered when­ • other grades. Eleven divisions of ical. or suddenly losing sight of the at the head of Park avenue were the ever the house is ready, and it has Biennial Election lor School Trustee* Braxton Beacham, who several Generals V6n llutier nnd Von Mar­ weeks ago told the cattle men of fact that invested capital and estab­ first to start the youngsters on the been announced tlie draft extension and Voting Mlllagr g in have been identified by prison­ Florida, whose cattle were then be­ lished business is entitled to fair con­ cotton flicking. They have already hill will he considered promptly in Tomorrow the biennial school elec­ coming marketable that he would do ers taken. * sideration. flicked several bales ant! the boys the house military committee with tion will occur in every precinct in ull that he could to see that there There is an unconfirmed reporlthe county for the purpose of elect­ was an increased market xfor their "Neither have 1 forgotten that the ami girls are enjoying it anti they lieurings. vhis uflcrnoon that the town of Iloye Messrs, public patronage of such utilities as are making money also. ing trustee^ for the next two years cattle. He has urged Washington Despite ‘ Chairman Kitchin’s plan whibh the GlTmuns have been de­ and also to vote for thc millage for continually to make some allowance ice factories is also entitled to con­ Taylor and Miller say that they will from the outset to avoid resort to fending so desperately has been evac­ have no trouble In picking their thc special school tax. sideration and protection. The and the relief now, given precede* Ups tariff In the pending $K,000,uated. peoplo who are patriotically striving cotton a* it comes along and if it Since it is taking more .money now the fixed date anticipated by the British tanks have been seen oper­ to economize and serve their coun­ opens very fast they can supplement 000,000 revenue hill, some commit­ to operate the srhools than ever be­ Food Administration at Washington, tee sentiment apparently had turned ating a considerable distance beyond try, look for, ami must be assured the work of the youngsters by older today toward the fu sibility of a war fore it behooves the patrons to voti which would have occasioned a wait that low.n. of the co-operation of the public ser­ ones as every one in Sanford is will­ time increase on u limited number i for the three mills us formerly and |untjj nMt September before the reAs nearly ub can be learned the vice corporations supported by the ing to go out and pick a few day I give the nchools the money that is Bl>, (.trirtion* were lifted. of customs items. battle line from north to south runs people. The only idea I am. follow­ per week. This would really he a |badly needed in every precinct in ^ U|>arhnm „ p, ct, that all A tax of 5 /icr rent or approxim­ today near Mericourt, Proyart, Hnin- ing is that which will allow me to good way to spend the Thursday the county. Teachers should ■ Flori(ltt ,,CO ple will do their part toecourt nnd Lihons. which apparently determine without four or fuvnr a afternoons anti they could he spirit a t e ly that rate, on gifts of all kimU more money and all the many sup- | d ^ nBlive becf> nn,l although |without qualification for the period i» finally secure in British hands price for ice, wholesale and retail to some advantage. plies needed and fixtures ro" 1 mo" ' ! th(, rP, tr|ctlons give public eating j of the war was favored today by (Continued on Page 4) after bitter fighting; thence west of which will give to the manufacturer money than ever before and * " * , ,hc liberty, of using beef at •Chaulea through or near Chaplly a fair profit and will at the same schools will take mote money thah' ny and all-meals,'tw trusts that thfr _ which has changed hands twice, time give to the consumer a reason ever before. I patriotic . . . . effort «.tfnrt will witl not bo lost under .. thence through KounucscourG Parv- time give to the consumer a reasono In tho Sanford district four rnndl- this new program, nnd that both ' fillers, Damery, Andechy, L'Echelle, able cost. . dates are out ns follows: S. Runge- eating places nnd prlvnte home* will Armancouri, Dancourt, Popincourt, " I have asked for these sworn re­ H. R. Stevens, G. W. Spencer nnd vendeavor n u u , v| to w do their ...... p ift in strict Koye, Sur Mats, Mea/cuil, Samson ports to cover the month of August B. F. Whltncr, three to. be elected. con>eryation of beef. and Antova!, striking the old line and in doing so have at the start In .he Oviedo district J. B. Jones, I ^ p r 'R ibecourl. t given tbff manufacturers a protective H. B. MrCnll, O. P. Swope, C. L Trotzbjr Han To Trot la sugar necessary In the diet? , The battle appears to be approach' assurance, because of the volume of West nnd Roy While; London, Aug. 12.— Lenlne nnd Neither enno nor beet sugar Is necessary. ’.In tho Ing tho end of the first phase, with business being greater during August In the Genevn district, M. E* Trotzky hnve fled to Kronstadt, tho average American diet allthesugar needed may ordithe lines steadily hardening on the than in any other months of the Dooley. J. W . Flynt. nnd J. T. Mc­ naval base, according to a telegram ' narily bo supplied by using honey, sirupB, fresh, profront, speaking generally, that, the year. 4 h e reports are requested by aent out by aemi-ofllcial Wolff bureau Lain. _ served and dried fruits. . . Germans held when they retired to me not later than September 2nd, In thq Chuluotn district, L. B. of Berlin and printed in Zurich news­ the Hlndcnburg line. The .assistance and I realize that In some cases the .Collins, Gasion Jacobs, Wm. Jacobs papers, says a Havas dispatch from What are the general sugar saving rules? rendered by tho Americans on this August business cannot bo accurate­ Berlin. and J. M. Long. line has been comparatively small ly determined within the two days Uso all sugar sparingly and wherover possiblo use In tho Lake Mary and. Longwood but Important' ak they have cap­ following the close of the month, other sweeteners. TJo sparing of confections and Iteporta Sunday that the Russian district. W. V. Dunn, C. W. Knlctured and held positions which were since September 1st falls on Sunday. sweet cakes. Tho American peoplo last year spent prime minister and his companion mingcr nnd J.^W . Osteen. strongly defended by the enmy And 1 expect that the manufacturers will enough monoy fo r candy to food all Belgium fo r two intend to leave Moe.cow, confirm advanced nt or\p of the most diffi­ have to make an approximate estim­ years. Supplement sugar with honey and sirups. earlier reporta that the rpgfme o f the. Canada to Send Troops cult points on the line, at a time ate of the last few days of August, Cultlvato a taste fo r fruit In its natural sweetness. bolahevlkl in Ruula waa almoat at Ottawa, Aug. 12.— Canada will be when the Gc/man resistance here but there is nothing to prevent thorn Sugar Is a fuel food. Get fuel from potatoes.and 'an end and that Its government had represented on a military unit of ap­ was threatening to hold up the left from making such an estimate in a ► ' other starchy foods rather than from sugar. Sugar virtually gone to piece*. Lenlne and proximately four thousand men In cdn.cfative way that allow* them to excels them as an energy-ffod only because It pro­ flank o f the advance. TYotzk'y had been in power virtually the expeditionary force- which the It l» duces energy more quickly.- Thoy excel sugar sinco Tho fighting now appears to have swear to .Its c o r r e c t n e s s . aincc the overthrow of the Kerensky allied government will send to Si­ they supply nioro than merely tho fuel need. reached the same stage as that of a the part of the Ice men to furnish cabinet. . beria. .* week ago when tho enemy held on life’ the Information I have request­ This waa announced here tonight How may tho sugar ration bo ozprossod in quantities the Ourcq river in the Marne salient, ed, if they are as patriotically In­ - VAm erican * Fight Superbly • by the dominion government which in ,o/dcr to remove their artillery as clined as I believe them to be. I known to overyono 7 • London, Aug. 12.— On , the Solashall not allow flimsy objections of promised a more detailed statetmnt far aa possible. sons llheims front t>]e American*. • * T w o pounds per month moans about 8 ounces per any manufacturer, or lurid charges within a short time. ./ . ' The' coming day or two probably are advancing along-the river Veale. • week, op a little more than 1 ounce a day. This dally of people of any community to will bo marked by savage fighting, j , « |i Thu Germans are contenting every. ration is a triflo moro than 2 tablespoons level full. cloud the issue, which in Its final de­ About 140,000 pound, of wOol q( , hc Rround wUh thp Amer_ especially on tho south, where the It should bo remembered that this Is to includo all termination is merely a matter o were sold in DeFuniak Springs last •continued tyogrep* of the Irene reasonable adjustment of prices and leans, who are fighting with auperb sugar used fo r any purposo whatsoever— for tnblo week at good pricoa. Sheep railing . would weaken the whole German heroism, but the struggle cannot last use, cooking, in ico cream and desserts, on cereals or conditions. , has been one of the features of V/est position. I f It docs not turn the flank long and the Gcrman*retreat to the ' fruit, in sugar sirups used on griddlo cakes, etc. Florida at\d It la gradually spreading river Alanc or beyond fa clearly emi­ of tho Noyon-Nesle line, which Tho ninth annual citrus .seminar over the state and Is being found appears may bo the first defensive nent. will be held at the University of profitable In almost every Instance. front upon which the'enem y m*y Florida at Gainesville tills year from Indication* are' that the largest elect to atanji. ' September 24 to 2T Inclusive. Art acreage in the hUtory of the Punts A new aviation field la to he cbtab* The front, as it stands today, runs excellent program anti one of par. Gorda section will be planted to llshed at LaBelle. Recently there In a generally straight line fr ° m titular Interest U being arranged waf a celebration dedicating the tomatoes thiy fpll. I t b estimated 8ompie southward to Tllloloy, w or The citrtia Industry like alt others field. Heinstand Field ft la to he t }i» t more than 600 acres will be It begins to curve eastward until n has IU part to play In the big called in honor of the young aviator planted In thla-moet delectable veg­ reaches the Oise. The high atruggle which la going on and has to on the north is proving ,difficult who lost his life on the Dorr field. etab le. „ ' * , accommodate Itaelf. of capture by the allies, while o THEY CANNOT W ITHSTAND I reported ■ *- - YOUNGSTERS CONGRESS PICK COTTON TO REMAIN FOR FARMERS IN SESSION GENERAL i �ABGC8T Matinee Datilyat 3:15 . Prices 5 and 10c Bigger Crowds Better Pictures — I N — ■ William JDmicaD and Edith Johnson, and ‘Shoestfing’ ii “The, Turn of a Card” . . ' . The First Chapter of the Most Thrilling Serial Ever Made Another Heluva Big Program J. Warren Kerrigan . — ALSO - A Thrilling Six A d Feature — ALSO — Mutt and Jeff B E L G IU M ’ S FA TE Visualised In Stirring Drama at Star A story that will appeal to men and women of ajl agep is "T h e Bel­ gian," Sidney O lcott’s stupendous visualization of the tragedy of Bel­ gium, which comet to the Star The­ atre on M onday. T h j story opens In Belgium just before the terrible mailed fist des­ cends upon the peaceful nntion and crushes out the life of the country. One of the artistic touches with yhich the picture abounds is the shadow- of a cross showing Belgium ). W A R R E N K E R R IG A N Matinee 3:15 Prices 5 and 10c and ateadfaatneis goca west to the oil fields where he secures an option on a picco of property which d evel­ ops Into one of tly? richest oil lands in the community. A fte r a series of adventures in which he is reluctant­ ly forced to enter in to a game of chance with a well known gambler he wins not only a large fortune, but also in the gambler's home, which is located on Long Islanxl in N e w York. Upon his arrival east to dispose of his option on the oil properties he goes to look over the property which he won by the turn of a card. T o his great surprise it is One of the most beautiful estates in that fash­ ionable locality. He does not take take possession of it as its owner, however, but masquerades ns a chauffeur, for there he meets the girl. She is the daughter of the for­ mer owner o f the estate, and docs not know that her father has lost It. The series o f incidents which follow in rapid succession make "T h e Turn of a Card” one of M r. Kerrigan's most remnrknhie creations, and the suspense is held until, the final scenes of th e story. The Picture that will Make Your Blood Boil "T h e Belgian” ' At the Star* Monday. "T h e Belgian" ja one of thc^moat remarkable pictures ever offered to the public. . • First— Because it has as its back­ ground the most pitiful tragedy in the hiafory of the-world— the ravag­ ing of/Belgium. Second— Because there is portray­ ed vivid ly against the background a tender and Intensely human love story. Third— Because the cast of thi* picture contain:i the names of such splendid artists ob Walker Whiteside and Valentine Grant, to say nothing of a host of others. No such galaxy of screen talent has ever been as­ sembled in the creation of a photo­ play. Fourth — Because the quthor of the picture, Frederick Arnold Rum ­ mer, and it ’s diroqtpr, Sidncy/(% ^tt, two men, pre-eminent, in their re­ spective arip hnve collaborated to bring about that rare combination of author and diyectbr, a result that sounds a new jio tc in t)ic history of the screqp. C IT R U S S E M IN A R S E P T E M B E R 2 4 -2 7 Llrcslock Roundup Meets Same Dates at University of Florida W E h ave stock placed ou r entire o f sum m er suits on the market at greatly reduc­ ed prices. T h is stock consists o f odds and ends, everyth in g left o v e r fro m our stock o f su m m er goods. You w ill save m o n ey by buying your next yea r’s suit now, i f we can fit you. I f you do not care to buy for next year there is plen ty o f tim e yet to season. w ear : •*. a sum m er *. : : suit this : * : Also a Comedy, also Baby Marie Osborne In answering an advertisement part o f the plant and they should be saved. ; where no name la mentioned in the Do not run the mower while the ad, pleas^ do not aak The Herald peas are wet with dew or rain be* for Information aa to the Identity o f Ueuslly we do not count' th ey will not dry before they the advertiser. know who the advertiser la and If mold. Neither ahould any peas be W ANTED we do we are not allowed to give cut after 2 o'clock in the afternoon, W anted— A second hsnd roll top because the hsy will not .have time out this Information. Simply write a letter and address it aa per In­ desk and chair. Cheap for cash. to cure enough to rake before night. Crown Paper Co. 95.,f Dews discolor the leaves,1 and the structions in the ad. market likes bright green hay. FO R SA L E Hake in to windrows before night and make into small cocks if pos* For Sale— Furniture of six room sible. A fte r two days three or four house. Good condition. 207 E. small cocks may be put into n lartv Fifth St. 10J-2tc cock. For Snlq— Fine grapes for pre­ Man£ farmers mnkc the mistake serving or jelly. Phone 3717. Chas. of leaving their hay in the field until Tyler, Sanford. 10l-2tc it dries, becomes bleached and even sunburned. Such hay is of very For Sale— One 2-horse wagon poor quality. Cowpea hay enn safe­ one field sprayer good ns new. D ly be put in the barn or stack when H. Ilrisson. 100-tf no water can be wrung from it by twisting a small bunch. If it is left FO R S A L E — Steel hay rake, one or too long the leaves will shatter, and two horse. New. J. B. Tuttle, En­ terprise, Fla. 100-2tp the feeding value will be reduced. Mr. McQuarrlc recommends that the hoy be put into the barn or rick to undergo the sweat. Sweating is a part of the curing process and it lends flavor and palatnbility to the hay. If the hay begins to sweat in the cock it should not be disturbed for ten days or until it has passed out of the sweat. Cowpeas arc hard to cure, but once they arc made into hay they will be found about the equal of alfalfa'."'T h e y will pay for the extra trouble of curing and hollaing. If no barn is available they may be put into a rick and covered .with crab* grasB or oat straw. T h ey do not shed water well and n cap of some kind is needed on the rick. The Ninth Annual Citrus Seminar will be held at the University’ of Florida, Gainesville, this year Septtember 24 to 27, inclusive. An ex­ cellent program and ono of particu­ lar interest is being arranged. The citrus industry like all others has its part in the big struggle now going What an Exporter Must Know. A noodle factory had sent to Aleppo. on, and must accordingly nccommoTurkey, needles that wero tied up with nte itdaelf. green twine. The Mnhometnn mer­ Among the different subjects that chant who had ordered them returned will be discussed at this meeting are: fho packnge, for the reason that the Machinery in the grove; the feeding use of the green, the color consecrated and care of mules and horses; poul­ to the prophet, for suclt n purpose-wax Another con­ try in the g r o w ; the raising of pigs n derision o f religion. signment o f the same factory to Chinn in the grove; the citrus grower’s war garden; labor in the grove and wrapped tip In while paper wns re­ turned because the Chinese recipient packing house; fertilizing the grove would not nccept goods packed In "pa­ to best advantage under war con­ per of mourning." White tn the mourn­ ditions; to what extent protection of ing color o f the Chinese. thu grove should be practiced lander present conditions; the mttrkotv out- .8ulcldei Among Japanese Student*. look;* forecast of tranaportatlon--cor|t According to Itev. Dr. Sidney L. ditions and facilities; protective Gullrk, who lived long In the far East, measures in the grove and packing suicides umong Japanese Htudcnta nro hopae. against diseases and pesta; probably more prevalent titan among and many other equally important* any other students In the world. Tho subjects. The different, diseases and causes he mentions ore, first, tho highstrung nerves nnd exceptional sensi­ tiveness to nnythlng thnt may be re­ garded ns n personal humiliation; and second, the extraordinary tjptnpelltlon mixing students to secure plnces In the government schools. W anted— Good milk cow. No re ply wanted if cow is not first clau T . I. Hawkins, Sanford. KKHtp Printer— Under draft age wiihta position on small central Florida newspaper. Apply Box 307, San* ford, Fla. 101-tp Wanted— A Ford cnr. Will p»y cash for late model Ford if worth the price. Address L. II. Furen, Orlando, Fin. Box 584. l’ hone 861. _____________ *■>__________ 100-2»pf Wanted, Men—Sash & . Door Fac­ tory*. Bench hands and machine handi. For Sale— What peas we have ih Good inside' Carpenter. Steady work stock, consisting of Whips, Clays the year round. In replying, give ex­ New Eras, and Brabhams at $2.76 perience and salary expected. Selden 97 tf per bushel F. 0. B. Seville, Fla. Door Co., Palatkn, Ha. stock guarntccd sound, only a lim it­ Lost— Chain and locket. Solid ed quantity, to offer. P revail & Go. gold link chain and square locket Seville, Fla. 99-t6tc. with letter " H " and chip diamonds. Grapes for sale. Mrs. M. F. Barnes Finder Sanford Ave. 96 — 6tp Herald will receive Office. Middle aged man with family, For Sale— 1917 Model Ford Tour ing Cor. 1376 cash. R. D. A. Box just past draft age, good habits, 113 Sanford, Fla. 98- wanta to meet party or firm desiring the services of one who is able to Have A Look at the Derby pro­ adjust himself to most any line of perty, 610 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, mercantile business, hiving held Fla., and make an offer for it to A. positions of responsibility and trust Derby, 97 Washington. Avenue. Oil for the post 25 years. Address City, Pa, 96-15 tp O. H., care Herald. I00-3tc For Sale — Fresh milch cow. R. L Garrison, Sanford. 93-tf FO R R E N T Eight room house for rent, SE cor­ ner Cypress avenue and Third street J. E. Pace. 101-tfc For Rent — Ten acre farm near Moore's Station. eF ive acres tiled. Good large house and barn. Cash rent. See W.- M. Haynes at Herald Office. 100-tf IIK P A U T M E N T OF T IIK INTKHIOB U. S. Land Offlca at Oaln..«IMr, Kla-, July 13. 1911. Notice ia hereby fieen that llohert N li»» of Oeoeva, Florida, who. on July 10, III* made Homralead Entry. No. 0119(0, la 8 W u or N E W , w>4 of ,SE3( Section r» and N W R of N E W . Beetlon ii, T owd.M» 20 8. Itanie 32 E. Tallaha.aee M eridian, tu filed notice of Intention to m ike three ttu proof to e.tablleh claim to the land »»*• described, before clerk circuit court, et baaford, Ml , on the 2Srd day of Auiu.t, IN IClaim ant name* aa wltnreaca: Will Collier of (leneve. Fla. Ilaiter Ite .e e . of Cen»»a, Fla. N u ll. Ilurfesa of Renees, Kla Charllt Stewart of Oeneen, Fla. ROUT. W. I)A\ IS. Refiner. 9 4 -T u .i * Frl-lO te Papyrus Still Grows. When Egypt was overrun with war­ like races, there wna Ijttle Interest In literature, nnd thd papyrus plnnt thnt grew beside tho Nile tiled out for lack o f cultivation. It Is still found, how­ ever, In tnarahy ground bordering riv­ ers In 8yrln, Sicily nnd other plnces. C U T COW PEAS TODAY before it is too late. . . Out o f Sight When n good-looking girl smiles at t mnn he always forgets that be Is .•nrrylng his wlfeV. picture In Ills •vntch.—Cincinnati Enquirer. * k1 * •T '♦> Sanford, Florida * ■♦*>. 1 CLASSIFIED % ADVERTISING <$> 4> ;♦> V All Local Advertisements Under This Heeding T H R E E C E N T S s Line For Eaen Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. reward at 98-4tp J WARREN KERRIG AN | IS | N H H M - 'T H E T U R N 0 F A C A R D " I I W {PAfKALT* P lfiY *) I Q C S S S S S AT THE STAJl TO-NIGHT—FBI DAY E firS �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR AUGUST 13* THE SANFORD HERALD B. "J..HOLLY, Editor i W.JM. HAYNES, Basinets Manager reduco the alze.Jiko numerous other Its requests for war activities unless the newspapers put before tho hun­ papera." dred million people in the United States the wishes of their govern­ ment? Publlahad t m j T iin d ijr and Friday BUBSCinrriOM PRICE IN ADVANCE: l NR ................................................12.00 M X M ONTHS ............................... »-* becomo what It thought in its heart, I FIBRE MONTHS........ .*.................... ■*. ,-T» a land o f lootora, of robbers, of outln llT irnl la III. n i/ |ii C m l t t , m O Vtt-Xmi lm ragor*.---- -----------Adraar* ar tOt Per Manlh l > r a « l i la Aavanva Maat Da Madt al Office rvd ai'Vrrsad-aaaa Mail Mai Ur A»p.*t 22ad IHll, at tba PMlaOto* at Haafard. Florida Under Act af Marrfc Jed. 1ST*________ nfflep; UcraJd Dafldteg. ■■- Talcyboaa N « . I t t OUR P L E D G E For all these things the- news­ papers deserve no special • praise. They ore just doing their share In winning the war. But thoy have done it willingly nnd well. Probably no other 'business has been bit as hard during the war aa this indus­ try. In certain communjt -ehanta-havifTilmosF ceased to adver­ tise. And it IS T H E A D V E R T IS ­ IN G W H IC H I S T H E * L IF E of-th e ncwspaptfl's,~arid not subscriptions, as some people think. Germany is realizing in its own lift* thn fp-i^fn| fnilta nf iLa—crirow*nruTnow it ’ la encouraging Immorlty in order to increase its birth rate. It Is plan n ing. to make its private life a breeding farm to produce live­ stock to be classed as human beings, What would happen if the news­ but himan beings brought into ex­ papers were to close doWn Can istence through lust merely to in­ any intelligent man conceive of any­ crease the number of its people. thing that would tend to disrupt th f The records of human- history doings of this great. g'ntion more ef­ But if the government show nothing so degenerate, nothing fectively. listens to the sayings of the Water­ to match the crime of Germany's thinking and nothing to equal, the loo Board, tt\is is what will happen fearful degradation " of immorality in a great many cases. C O P rT H E HANDS OF A CLOCK Note how slowly, but steadily and think of the distance they go in a short space of time. An interest bearing accpunt will go jus£ • - the same if you start it and add to it all the time. How hnmw ____you-wili-be-iiT-a-^ew-years-if-y^tHTUud IhtST" C A PITA L $30,q00v00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES 6 A N K 0 F S A N FO R D "Appreciating to the utmost the supreme unselfishness ofou r Ameri­ can manhood which ia offering Its If. R. STEVENS PraaUaat very life upon the altar o f freedom F. L WOODRUFF'vica-PraaUaol for the world, we, the members of the- South Florida Pres* Association, T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S In semi-annual session assembled, do hereby FirsKl the newspapers will bo call­ which has come as the inevitable ed upon to give up their news"R esolve, That In this crisis and fruit of Germany's life. Without this important as long aa life shall last,, we dedi­ It is not the kaiser and his clique gatherers. cate all that we aye and all that we alone, which have thus brought them­ factor the m iking of & daily paper J iave to the support o f our glorious selves into this hell of moral rotten­ would be impossible, and the insti­ nation, our righteous cause, and our ness: they were not the only would- tution would die a natural death. Uluatrious government. And be It bl> looters; they were not the indi­ Second; the newspapers would be further . vidual rapists; they merely-encour­ called upon to give up their linotype It has been done before. A hundred years ago re­ "R esolved, That every newspaper a g ed their people to give free rein to operators, the highest priced man in fined sugar was unknown. Our ancestors used honey and their passion for wrecking woman­ holding membership In this associa­ the mechanical department of a you can uso honey also. Besides thero are syrups. Tho hood as ruthlessly as they wrecked tion display thla resolution in bold print shop. The men who set the Poultry Keepers Should Make natural sugars o f fruita will servo today as they did cen­ type at the masthead o f Its editorial .cathedrills and churches. . type into roadable form,- that the Preparations tor Winter Supturies ago. You w ill ge t all tho sugar you noed In this page throughout the month o f Aug­ The sneredness of womanhood and people may know what is happening ply^of Green Feed. Way. The A llies do It now. England, which beforo tho ust, and that copies be sent to the childhood was no more to these Ger­ in this la rgo .w o rld .. Without them w ar used more sugar than we did, has but two pounds president and our representatives mans— thes^ fiends of Hell— than there would bo no need of having per head a month n ow ; Franco one and a h alf pounds, In congress, the sacredness of cnthcdrals, which cither editors or reporters. ‘ and Italy only one. Show yourself, a patriotic American "D on e and ordered in the city of they delighted to destroy that they Third; the newspapers would be and use less than your ra tio n .. This is but a alight sacri-' Wauchula, atalczof Florida, this 12th might gloat over the accomplishment called upon to give up ita pressmen. flee as compared with all that tho A llies are doing. Do It of their hell-horn deeds. As they Without this important man in the day o f July, 1018/* * • yourself. * thought In their hearts so they be­ printshop there would be no need of Rye la Particularly Good Because of came, so they are, and so they prom­ hnving either linotype'operatorp, re­ Hardiness and Furnishes Excel­ T W E N T Y N IN E Y E A R S O LD ise to remain. lent Spring Pasture— Other porters or editors; for without tho Greetings to Rt. Hon. Charles H. Crops Suggested. These nre the people wo are fight­ prestymen no paper could be issued Walton, editor of the Titusville Ad­ ing. Our war is not_ with kfliserism Fourth; ngain the newspapers vocate, who last week passed the and Prussianism only. Tho tlmo hns arrived when poultry would be called upon the release its twenty ninth milestone. Thq A dvo­ keepers should begin tanking provision Let us not deceive ourselves. advertising solicitors, and wRh this for a nupply o f winter green feeds. cate is one of the oldest and one of Our war is unto death with n na­ would go t1ie backbone of the printWhllo such feeds contnln only n com­ the best papers in the state and tho tion , trained for years to make war shop. No newspaper can exist with­ paratively small percentage o f actual genial editor and his genial wife are « ’ * its business in ordor to loot other na­ out advertising men. It* taken motl­ food nutrients, they are important be­ very popular in the ranks of the tions. ey, and a lot t!o keep the cofts turn­ cause of..-their succulence nnd bulk newspaper men and women of the Our war is with a people which ing. The advertising men arc the which lighten the grain ration und as­ state. The pink sheet is a welcome sist In keeping the birds In good con­ visitor to ull the sanctums and all of f\eek enrichment by 'destroying oth­ gasoline which keeps the engine of dition. By taking thought fnr enough Take us wish Charlie Walton, "P rin ce ers, a people which Is ready to mur­ the rpintshop in operation. ahead many bnck-ynrd poultry keepers der in order to rob, a people which them nway and the revenue with Charlie" mony more birthdays for even enn produce most o f tlio green himself and his paper. He suniB up encourages the rapist in order to which to pay the presslnan, tho feed needed and thus avoid a consid­ his work in the following editorial: frighten others into object terror linotype operator, tlio reporter, the erable expense. and subjection. editors and the running expenses of Double-Yard System. "W ith this week’s issue the East Shortage M a y Last Until Beginning of 1 9 1 9 ,; Our war is with a profile who for the plant would rensa. I f you have enough ground the Const Advocate enters upon its years gladly upheld these doctrines, So, when we stdp to consider the double-ynrd system la advlsablo for 29th year of existence, and under W hen N e w Sugar Crop Arrives. j tho same management since its first looking forward eagerly do the day ruling of the Waterloo Board it supplying green feed during the grow­ when through murder ami outraging would have n far reaching ofTtfet, It ing season. By this system the birds issue. We are pleased to say that and pillaging without end the wealth may be there nre few shops in which nre confined in one o f tho yards while After making a careful survey o f the it hns never lost a mall or an issue Ths sugar supplies throughout' ths of the world would be poured into all of their employees .would be nf- tho other Is planted to some quick­ world sngar situation the U. S. Food country, In homes,'stores, factorise snd since its first day of publication, all of their em ployees; would be nf growing green feed Into which tho Administration has asked the Ameri­ notwithstanding all kinds of set­ their laps. liens are turned' when It attains a can public to USB NO UORB T H A N bakeries, are at low ebb; ths produc­ This is the devil controlled, rotten tion from the American beet and fcctcd. But it would gfeatly t«nd to backs—storms, hot weather, rold height o f three or four Inches. Tills TW O POUNDS OF SUOAn PEn PER ­ Louisiana cans crops have been dlisp-1 soulcd nation which clutches at our disYupt' the whole newspaper organi­ weather, break-downs, fires, or any­ system, not only furnishes green feed SON A MONTH until Janunry 1, 1010. pointing; tho yield In Porto Rico Has . for the birds but freshens und purifies thing else that came our way. Far throat as for four years It ghas zation. Increased sugar demands from tho likewise been smaller than antlclpatclutched with its blood dripping It may also be that (here are a the ynrd. Among tho best crops for nll these years we have stood fa-thAllied nations—where tho present sug­ ad, and tha Inability of the United fully by Titusville; and nt times hands nt the throat of civilization. great ninny men in the newspaper tills purpose are rape, rye, oats and ar ration Is already reduced to the States and the Allies to secure sugar when our town could not nfTord a Make no mistake, the honor of husinesK who could bo ensily spared, linrloy. Rye Is rcgnrded iih particu­ lowest possible levet—and ths need of from Java and other distant sources larly good because, in most sections, keeping our army and navy supplied on account of the Imperative call for one page paper we found the money every woman in America your wife- and who should go to war. hut then, It wilt live through the winter and fur­ are two of tho leading causes of the shlpa for tho movement of troops and to give our people an eight page j your mother, your daughter human do not belittle the whole industry by nish un excellent early spring pasture. curtailment of America's sugar ration. their aupptieo haa materially reduced We have heralded to the liberty, and Christianity itself will saying it is a non-essential, for em­ There nre various other crops adapted paper. Americans ore requested to make tha supply from ouch quarters. Added United Slnlt-s every step Titusville depend upon our breaking the clutch phatically it is not so.— Reporter- to different sections. The proper iieatwo pounds o f sugar psr person (bnlf to this already difficult altuatlon, tha has taken up the ladder of fnme, and of the heast and strangling him to Star. son for planting varlefc according to a pound a week) serve fo r all sugar quantity needed by the Army and fought for her through all the years death in Europe. tho locality. uses in the household—Including cook­ Navy greatly exceeds earlier eatlof adversity, trials and tribulations, ing and all sugar served at tho table. matea; we must send a large amount Feeds for Storage. On' to Berlin, for Germany must Public entlng places, as well as to Franco and Italy to take tho place when prosperity seerped to be turn­ lie destroyed!1—Richard II. Edmonds, O f Htored feeds, cabbages, mangel housewives, will bo required to limit of the great volume loat through tha ing to other places. ivurzels, clorer and nlfnlfn nro the Editor Manufacturers Record. v their uso o f sugar to two pounds for German and Austrian Invasions, dur­ feeds most commonly used during the ----- O -----T o those who have given us their every ninety menls served. In the ing which much beet Und was over­ (Continued from Page 1) winter. Cabbages nnd timugein may, patronage, we take this opportunity U. 8. Food Administration's cafeteria run and many factories destroyed; wo A R U M D E C IS IO N be either grown nt home or bought at Washington, where employees of the have to supply certain quantltlea to to express our appreciation for past For the first lime since the United Sanford is probably the first coun­ la tho fall when prices are low and Food Administration take their noon neutral nations under agreements; and kindnesses, nnd wish them continued States has launched into wur has stored In the ccltnr. Cabbages da not ty in the state to start the boys and meal, ono pound of sugar la used for finally over fifty million pounds were prosperity throughout the year. t h e Reporter-Star taken exception keep as welt In ordinary cellars ns every 120 meals served. lost recently through submarine sink­ girls in the cotton picking nnd other mangel wurxels, nnd where both of Times nre very hnrd for tho news­ to any ruling or acts promulgated by Tin- U. 8. Food Administration la ing* off our Atlantic coaat. sections are thinking of doing the these feeds arc available thu cab­ papers, and over 930 newspapers any of the various departments of confident that the American public will The Food Administration la confi­ same, as the following from the Pa- bages should bo fed first. Tho best have had to suspend owing to high the government. heartily agree to reduce household use dent that tbo American people, with latka News would indicate: method o f feeding Is to suspend (ho 'tenses and want of support; but o f sugar boro to a .level more nearly the record o f wheat savings behind It, But in the ruling of the Waterloo, cabbages in reach nf thu birds. Mnngql equal to the present- restrictions having by voluntary savings lent H0,-by d ^ n g pull, a strong pull and a Iowa, Exemption Board, it feels per­ Cotton picking time approaches, wurzols should be spilt und stuck on among (he Allied nations. 000,000 bushels of wheat.to the XDlci If it is not already here, nnd the pull ali0Ket^cr *or Y°ur home paper fectly justified, ^nd wc believe be­ nails on-the wall or fence. Tho situation which the United after practically every bushel had been we hope we will no* follow the sus- fore the act can be put into opera­ farmers In this section are going to Clover nnd nlfnlfn mny he fed ns States faces In Its efforts to maintain exhausted from our normal surplus, YAsndod papers foC *'aiit of support tion, the injustice, or the folly of be [n need of help, to gather the hay, cut In tli* lengths of an Inch or a fnlr distribution of sugar to tho’ Al­ will with tho same spirit 'savo the from our merchants, and will be able the idea will be brought to the prop­ crop. Boys and girls from the city less, or they mny bo bought In tho lied world Is as follows: sugar situation of the world, to carry it on through theso Btrenu- er J authorities at Washington, and might help in this work, for it is form o f mcnl. For use ns |iouUry ous war times, even if wo have to the Waterloo 'B oard notified to pre-eminently a b o y '*1 job. ' Editor green feed, clover und alfalfa sliould Benjamin of tho Ocala Star'makes It be cut whllo slightly Immature. This change its ruling. FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE U NIVERSITY OF FLORIDA a most attractive occupation in tho la ono o f tlio points that tho.poultryThe W aterloo Board finds that I-OR W OMEN Gainesville keeper will need to look to In rnuklng following language: Tallahassee "publishing n newspaper is n nonprovision for n Bupply of winter green Military Training Under Army Officers "T a lk in g nbout the town helping feed. Hprmited oats constitute un un­ 6S9 Ftudenta from 25 Florida Countiaa aed IT Cuun.-, In A rt* ind Sc.Vnr**, Arrirulturv, cssentinl ocydpation," npd it so noti­ Total SSI Including Hummer Cbemlr*l, Civil. Klrclriral and Mrehuilril Kncl- Slate* IflT-lB. fied thirteen employees of a daily 'the country, there are n lot of small failing source o f winter green (ded I .aw, Trwrhrn' Colic**. School and Short Count. Tuition Free, fiend"tor Catalog. Write at ones for’ Catalog; paper in Waterloo, "t h a t they must hoys and girls in the towns in the when no other feed Is available, but EDWARD CONRADI, President A. A. MURPHRKE, President either seek ‘ productive employment' south that might go out in the coun­ lnvolvu more labor nnd expensu In pre­ paring nnd feeding them tho vegeta­ or be placed in Class One under the try and help pick the cotton crop. bles or hny. They Bhould nor’bo relied 'work or fifiht' ord ir of provost A couple of ten or twelve yenr old upon exclusively. Oats mny ho boys or girls can pick more cotton marshal general." Those called In­ sprouted nt any tlmo o f the your nnd cluded reporters, press man,, linotype in a day than a grown mari. T h ey are therefore a dependable reserve. operators and advdrtifiihg solicitors are Just the right size to pick cotton Importance of Green Feeds. without unduly fatiguing-themR JE Convenient , LIN CO LN HULLE'Y, Ph. D.. LItt. D „ LL. D., President Too much emphnslrf cannot bo . It is a case of the wrong men in srlvtw. Wo speak from experience, placed upon tho Importance o f grow­ D u r a b l e and im­ the right piocJ- T o rii»y biat ittuing because we Send Now for n Catalog DcLnnd, Florida picked many a long row a newspaper is non-OAnentlnl, shows of the fleecy when wo w'ero a kid. I f ing somo green feeds nt homo." I f properly Used will THE GRADUATE fiE P A R TM E N T — Degreti of Master of Arts and Sciences. there Is not enough space In your own gross ignorance upon .the p in of the tho enterprise was properly organ­ THE COLLEGEIOF LIBERAL ARTS FOR M EN—Twenty-one deparments Save You Time, Trouble lot both to keep the flock and grow potion making the Statement. We ized nnd carried tuff, thousands of In all. and Money. : : :* : a few Cabbages, an arrangement might THE COLLEGE OP LIBERAL ARTS FOR W OMEN— A womup denn.Fepar would ask them: W ould it have town boys nnd girls in the south be made with n neighbor who keeps ate dormitories. f : been possible for the government to could go out in the country, pick no fowls to allow tho use o f n bit of E Have a G o o d THE COLLEGE OF LAW— Graduates practice in Florida.without examination have put over the selective draft in lots of cotton, make some money ground for Into planted cabbages. For THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-Courae In Engineering leading to d egr,« Line of these Books one-hundredth of tho lime It did, and have a good deal of fun beside — use as poultry feed,'It Is not neces­ THE COLLEGE FO R TE ACIIE RS-E apedally for Florida tcncher*. without tho F R E E aid of the news­ for its good for two or more young­ sary that the cabbages reach full ma­ with Fillers and In­ THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS — Banking, Book-keeping, Shorthand, turity or that the heads be as perfect papers? Would It hove been pos- sters to compete in picking cotton dices. If you have an Typewriting. ns for table use. Even when a cab­ Iblc for the liberty loan drives to and also increases their pay." Old one Purchased Else­ -THE ACADEMY— Prepares for nil high grade colleges. bage plnnt Is composed almost wholly hAvo been put over without the where we can Refill it THE SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS— For boys and young men. o f tho large green leaves, that would F R E E alii and co-opcration of the hnve to bo thrown aw ay‘ if usod for TH E SCHOOL OF<MUSIC— Piano, pipe organ, violin, voice,'harmony nnd with Leaves at V e r y Needs Less- Food. nil ws (tapers? Could the Red Cross, , chorus work. ~ * * /• table purposes It makes good poultry A few minute* a day In an electric Small Cost. : : : : the Y. M . C. A. .campaigns have THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS. been successful without the FR E E rnfe giving frequency wave* enables t man tn gel along with lex* food, a*cNo Chancs to Quarrel. Aid .of tho newspapers? Could the Special Attention is Called To cording to a Paris scientist. Ono day Ilttlo Laura, who could not V Tha PrtUxUaarr C n m la Airlrultiire—Botehy. lUolocy. Organic and Inwrao't War Savings campaigns have been aa talk plainly, was playing with a Ilttlo l*tiy, qualitative and quantitative analyau, Africa burst ChamlaW. Miner*)Ofji aqccessUil as they were, of it had not Geology, Or. / ___ hoy who could not speak English. Looking for Excitement been for the F R E E aid of the news­ 3- Tha rr*-M*dic*l C ^ ts s -^ y a te lo u r, Dlotepr. AoaUltey. SUPPLY DEPT. When sompone asked her how slio got Dorothy was driving with her fatin' papers. , Qosntltellvs Chamlatry, Phytic*. , - , * . * * . Along with .the tittle hoy she replied ■no'day when a tar wagon passed r I Sanford, Florida >. Tha Caurao far Kalidasa Waraec*— In It.btlcal LiUcatura, III*lory. *aglkh, JX gesoW ' “Oh. ive gets along fine;, he- can’t Could the government obtain Ita cross street In front o f them, fi" Pedagogy, K l U « , W c and TSalam. stnnd me und I can't ’stand him." rapid response fiAm the public in all aid. “ Let’s knock the tar out of tha* a SANFORD, FLORIDA SUCCULENT FEED Learn to Get Along Without Sugar BEST FUR FOWLS GRAIN RATION IS LIGHTENED MUST USE LESS SUGAR; ALLIED NEEDS GROW Americans Asked to Use No More Than Two Pounds. Per Person Per Month. YOUNGSTERS PICK COT­ TON FOR FARMERS Loose Memo Books J O H N B. S T E T S O N UNI VERSI TY Herald Printing Co. ' f �AUGUST IS, 1918 THE 8ANF0BD HERALD pace rrr? cause of the fact that two o f our beat Tha dcout boat picked up word of I ■ .; • workers nfe. leaving us and wc neces­ th e raid from the auxiliary fishing sarily will hnye to work the harder. schooner Helen Hurley, which had Mrs. A. E. Philips then gave a rcscudd' four survivors and was tak­ short synopsis of Mr*. Met Unger’s ing th e m 'to 'a n Atlantic p prl- Six * HAPPENINGS OF IN TEREST IN AND utefulncra enjong us and also of Mra. auxiliary fishing abhooncra and other ■ ■ ■ AROUND SANFORD craft sailed nt once from this port to Abernathy’s efficiency nnd falthfuiItems of Interest for the Man r.e:s for which wc shall always repick up survivor*. TTTtrmtmfTIIem’, presuming to each of Behind the Plow___ — George's Banks are sixty miles off F. J. Hunter mo*ore<yovcr to San­ Mirs Utah Johnson left Saturday these laditu » Ixmutiful bouquep of this island. ford from his-frame tn( Winter Park for Jacksonville whore she will visit chir.a asrerr. and asparagus fern. Sunday. her sister, Mrs. Marrorro fol1 two Florida Doubly Invaded Sprout Fall Pqtnto Seed Growing Hogs Mra. Mct.ingcr responded In her Its "1818” . cures by Substituting weeks and incidentally see a certain _ IW Q _ a p c d t*-o f -eaterpillant'eaneff A" number of farmers plant Irish For a hog .to be profitable he army worms—the* fall army worm pota toes ns a fall crop to be used of u^ual inprosalvit- manner her appre­ natural, healthy conditions -for'~un- «oldier-boy- whu Is now AT Camp must be'kept growing from birth to or grass worm, and the somi-troplca food, and a few use them for spring ciation for tho many thoughtful healthy ones— always does'it. 012-lc Wheeler. • marketing age. He cannot be profit­ army worm—are now at work in the planting. The best seed for the fall klmlncrtr? received from her friends Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Taylor spent Word has been, received from able unless he is healthy. He can state. The fall army worm has been planting is to be' had from native and. concluded' with all good wishes • Saturday night and Sunday at Day­ Martin McDnnie), formerly of the always lie in a profit-producing con­ found by the county agents and J. R stock, for they are acclimated. The fer the future of this society. tona Beach. • ■ Herald force, now with the U. S. dition if he is fed. B. A. Thomas’ Watson, enomnlogiVt to the Univer­ northern grown potato is not the For Wood and heavy hauling sec Army. Ho is stationed at Syracuse, Mrs, Mettinger’a fine character Hog Powder. Wo poelively tell you sity of Florida experiment station, N. Y ., and enjoys tho new life to the heat for the summer planting be­ porlrqycd through her face, the in­ Murrell.* or phone 378. • 48-tf that this remedy prevents cholera, as far south as Sanford, but this cause, as C. Vk. McQuarrio of the dex to the soul, and her a weep con­ Sheriff Brady and Mr. and Mrs. fullest extent. removes worms and cures thumps. species has done most of its dnmngo University of Florida extension divi­ sistent religious life through theso B. J. Starling motored over the C. C. Woodruff apebt Sunday after­ If tho powder does not maka good, from Gainesvilla nortward. I t feeds sion says, the soil is too hot for them years has teen a source of encourage­ Daytona Beach Saturday bringing we will— L. Allen Seed Co. 89-5to. noon at Daytpna Bench. chiefly on grasses but when these and thoy rot readily when subject to ment and lifted many a down heart­ Mrs. Starling and Mrs. Peterson S L E E P IN S U R A N C E fail,- will attack almost any crop. conditions which differ radically from ed, burdened heart to higher aspira­ home with him. They have been " A Terror to Mosquitoes." % The .Reason the guests of tho Daytona Bench Tho fall army worm ia a long those under which they were grown. tion* and kept them frpm failing by •V . 72-tf [The. reason why one single drug alepder green worm with conspicuous Even where the spring crop was the way. Her advice and counsel Hotel for several weeks. J. II. Ferguson left yesterday for store* sold 10.000 of the Re "1818" yellow lines rufinlng** lengthwise of grown from imported aeed, potatoes were sought for by all who knew her. Don’t fall to read all about the • short trip down the East Coast Tablets in a year was because the tho body. These worms completed produced from that crop havo ac- i Her voice also has been nnd will be 101-ltc where he will spend his vacation. "Miracle Medicine." people found they did just what they qulred a small degree of resistance. |# benediction wherever she sings. J. W. Dickins has received a letter said they .would.. Cured all sorts of their growth nnd entered tho ground Scene—Street in Sanford. First In fact the spring crop (a a very j she is a capable and loyal worker late in July, but unless controlled by cititen: "H o w arc ytu? Heard you Dronr his son, Arthur who is in Intestinal disorders. . .Tiy> only thing iterosites, a new brood will soon ap­ good source for scod. ! and though Sanford is poorer on aewere sick?" Yes, I was for a day or France and he says he ts right up on wrong about the "M iracle Medi­ pear. The ravages of this new It Is beat to select smnil potatoes [ count ° l ^cr I®aving, we copgratutwo,, hut that receipt "1818," the the front line and can hear the big cine" is the price. It is too low for brood should begin to bo noticeable from the »fr.e of a hen’a .egg down^j Jacksonville church on beguns roaring every night. Joe Chit­ the value It gives. ••Miracle M edicine" fixed me up all about the middle of August. Since for the fall crop and to plant them ing richer. tenden and Oscar Speer are with right. Like all other good drug this worm can brat be controlled by whole. It is well also to sprout the him. Mr*. Abernathy also spoke of her pores the "P eop le’s Drug Store," CHANGE OF SCHEDULE poixnrsd bait, the farmer should potatoes before planting. Place appreciation (or the -beautiful A. R., Chappell, one of Sanford’s Sanford avenue sells the Miracle DIXIE FLYER prepare now tu light it by laying in them on a barn floor, or in some thought expressed. Mra. Aber­ celery growers and superintendent Medicine. . 102-Itc' August 11th train 94, Dixie Flyer a supply of bran, paris green and other sheltered place, where they nathy has liccn treasurer of the so­ of lhe Methodist Sunday school lias May Holly is home for a few days will have diffused light but not di­ ciety for several years and a more will lenvo Jacksonville at 8:10 p. m. syrup. been in Jacksonville for the past five from Daytona Beach where her rect sunlight. Allow the sprouts* to efficient, loyal officer cannot he instead of 8:20 p. m. ns heretofore. T o make this bajt, mix together weeks, engaged in work with the mother ts spending the summer. jecome a quarter to a half inch long found. Ever ready to do whole­ 101-2tc thoroughly 20 pounds of bran, 5 Consolidated Naval Stores returned Then when.the potatoes arc planted heartedly anything the society asked If you need stove wood phone me. Saturday. pounds cottonseed meal and 1 pound Ills many friends wel­ I can supply you. H. C. DuBoae. come him home again. parts green. Then grate of chop they will continue growing,, and the of her. She too haa given her voice Student Nurse Reserve oss frorrj rotting will bo reduced to in the ministry of the gospel through 100tfc The American Red Cross and the finely rind, pulp and all, 3 or 4 lem­ SLEEP IN S U R A N C E a minimum. music and ha* ever been a source of Mrs. Dwight Bcbbltt of the Nntinnnl Council of Defense, through ons into 2 1) gallons of water. Damp "A Terror to Mosquitoes." nunahinc and happiness lo all who Heights went down to Winter Park Mr. McQttarrie warn* against hujr1 the Nursing and Woman’s Commit­ cn the dry bran and paris green 72lf knew her. She will be greatly missed mixture with this liquid until tho U> spend n couple of weeks wilh'her ng just any kind of potatoes for Safely, surely, pleasantly, quickly, tees are uniting their forces lo con­ but wc hope she may enter a wider whole, mass ia moist but not sloppy. mother. seed. Some farmers obtain their duct’ nn immediate short and intenthat describes the way the "Miracle field of usefulness in^her now homo SI V I rampaign to enroll n United It should be of such consistency seed from the groceryinan’s stock of Mrs. C. H. Di.-.gtv has arrived Medicine” acta. It isn't a pretty . in Daytona and be to them as great that it will fall in fine flakes when eating potatoes. As n rule, these are home after u pleasant visit with her medicine it’s "Handsome is ns hand­ Stales Students Nurse Rcsoijvc for an inspiration and help as she has sown broadcast. Last of all, kneed not good potatoes nnd should be parents, Mr. and Mrs. McClung at some docs." "T r y a!! things," training schools in both urrr/y and been to us here. into the mixture 2 quarts of mo­ avoided, first, because they arc of civilian hospitals, in order thnt every Dunedin. choose the good things, reject the This should be unknown strain and ha,ve not been vacancy shall he filled. The most lasses or syrup. The meeting was then turned Into Musa on’s swimming pool,, is the .bud tilings. The Miracle Medicine vital work of this campaign is the thoroughly worked into the mash. cared for ns seed potatoes should be, nn informal half hour, everyone coolest place in town. Open Wed­ is one of the good things never re­ actual recruiting and this cannot be Instead of the mixture of bran nnd and, also, because they may nut be present desiring lo express to our nesday, Thursday, Saturday and jected. Ask (hose who know. • done in Washington. This impor­ cottonseed tncal, bran alone can lie acclimated to the region in which friends their personal appreciation Sunday afternoons. Fresh water Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher'and tant task has been delegated to the used. If wheat cannot 1>c obtained, they arc to bo planted. Some of the and extend to them the beat wishes every day. 86-lfp Dr. and Mrs . I’ uleston and’ family state division, county and local barley or rice bran may be substi­ heat seed potatoes /or Florida are for their welfare. Miss Pearl Robson is home this left Saturday for Monticclln, Florida units of the Woman's Council of Na­ tuted. Bitter molaSsca such as New the . Red Bliss or Triumph. Rose Delicious cream and wafer* were week from Daytona Beach where where they' will visit several days tional Defense. Mrs. C. M. Berry Oraleans, stale bran nr meal should No. 4i Cobbler nnd Lookout Moun­ served. The Inst two named have she is* tho house guest of Dr. and nfter which they will go to points in Is in charge of this work for Sem­ not be used in making this bait. tain. Georgia. Mr. Thrasher will also go inole county and will gladly furnish Mrs. Robson. Make up the bait fresh each day. done particularly well in Florida. Farmers of Tampa and surround to New York ami Baltimore lo pur­ information, Mrs. If. If. Stevenson left Sunday The amount provided by, the dforeing country had an opportunity to '' chase his fall and winter lines of Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Sec’y (or her home in Jacksonville after going formula should lie sufficient HONORED THE D E PA R TIN G witness an Interesting demon­ goods ere returning home. • Seminole Co. Chapter, A. It. C. for a field of fndr or five acres. spending several days visiting her stration on Saturday of last week, Dr. I). C. Ward, Osteopathic sister. Mrs. W. M. Haynes. Poisoned bait should be put out Mrs M cltinger and Mrs Abernathy when llarllew A Harrison of Palmet­ Physician. First National Bank Were the Guests S L E E P IN S U R A N C E Notice to, Florida, Fordson tractor agents either in the evening or early morn­ Bldg., Phone 330-W. * G4-l( " A Terror to Mosquitoes." The registration books for Semin­ ing, so that it will not dry too Thursday afternoon the Woman’s for the county of Manatee, Hills­ At the Mivthodisl church n short ole county are now open in my office 72-tf. quickly. In the evening would be Missionary Society of the Method­ borough, DeSoto and Pinellas oper­ hul impressive exercise was "con­ nnd will rihnain open until the 12th ‘ " A friend in need is a friond in­ better, as the caterpillars would ist church of Sanford entertained in ated their machipto on land just outducted in Sunday school hour in day of October, 1918, have longer to feed on it before it the church parlor* in honor of Mrs. *idc the city. The Fordson, which deed." When you are in need of n honor of Edwin Moye, Harvey Par­ H. C. Du Bose, becomes dry. J. K. Mettinger nnd Mrs.- W. W. is a light tractor of the keromne medicino tho "M iracle -Medicine" rish and Le £lnir Irwin, the three Supervisor of Registration. burning ' type is the product of will prove a friend indeed. The semi-tropical army worm is Abernathy, With of whom leave soon ybung men from Mr. Hall's class 102-4tr . Son of Detroit. In to make t h l v homes in other parts Henry Font & operating in the southern part of the Mrs. James N. Robson’ and chil­ who have enlisted in Ihf naval ser­ of Florida. The Daughters of Wes­ the demonstration Saturday the ma­ state. Colonies have been found ns dren have returned Ip Daytona vice of Uncle Sam and who leave lied t russ Piilillralinn.H ley nnd Truth Seekers’ rooms had |chine performed to the apparent sat­ fur north ns Gainesville nnd Jack­ Beach after aptinding a few days t Thursday for Key Wesl. The school With Aug. 31st many subscrip­ been thrown together nnd Been tast­ isfaction of everyone, pulling two home on Sanford Heights. is proud of her many brave and tions lo the Red Cross Magaxine sonville but most of the damage has ily anil elaborately decorated by 14-inch plows over considerable been done farther south. The broods Scene— Front porch. First moth r loyal boys who have enlisted nnd are will expire. Mcsdames Elder, Thornton, Mason ground, In a short time, and follow­ Renew NOW if you of this cutcrpillar are a week or ten fighting for those at home. "H o w is Mary, this morning?" Secor.d and Spencer, with flags and a profu­ ing this by disking with a four gang • want to continue to receive this ex­ days behind those of the full army sion of roses, ferns and cut flowers harrow. Some two or three hundred cellent publication without losing an mtither. Well, she seems much bet­ worm. But unless controlled by par­ NOTICE farmers w;ere in attendance. Issue. It is never sent even one carrying out the rojnr scheme. ter. "W h a t was the matter?" Uatd asites the young caterpillars will Believing that FIR E IN S U R ­ month beyond expiration unless the to call it cholera infantum. New To open this social affair Mra. Psoon be noticeable It is a name now, entcro-colitis. Won’ t you A N C E RATES charged by old line renewal price Is paid for, A most important meeting, espec­ M. Elder, president of the socieiy This insect prefers sweet potatoes, come In? "H a ve n ’ t time right now, stock companies are too high, I have winderful medium of the news that rend u portion of Scripture from St. ially pertaining to the interest of but what did you give her?" Ob, lyenu/Nid the agency of the FLO R ID A is the best in every department of castor beans arid cotton, nnd most John, 14th and U>th chapters. As growers and shippers of Florida ia F IR E IN SU RAN C E Red Cross service at home and of the eggs urc laid on these plants. my old stand-by, the "1818“ tab­ M U T U A L this was the dale for the regular that to bt> held in Jackaonvillc, C O M P A N Y of Tampa. Florida abroad. If paid within three months On sweet potatoes they are best lets, of course, 102-lie meeting of the missionary society, a FI9rida, at the Seminole Hotel on This company envpd its policy of paying nnnual Red Cross dues, controlled by the poisoned bait, but Guy Stenalrom has arrived in the short business session was hold, after August 14th and 15th. This meet­ holders 20 per cent last year nnd the subscription price is only $1.00, \n tnllcr plants, such as cotton and city from Wesl Palm Beach and will which Mr*. W. S. Thornton, super­ ing has been arranged through tha hopes to do better in the future. but after that time the subscription castor beans, a dust will work more be connected with the Herald force intendent of the social service de­ effort of Charles Barham, district The company is organixed under the price alone is S2.00. Renew of you efficiently. Powdered lead arsenate Until he is drafted for the war. partment took charge and in a few manager of the traffic department state law and selects its risks care­ are a subscriber or send in your first is usually the most readily available. befitting words spoke on the subject, of the United States food adminis­ Word comes from Oliver' Murrell fully, and tho profits go back to the subscription to the chapter secre­ This, mixed with air-slacked lime "T h e Great Challenge of the Ages," tration, whoati headquarters are lo­ that he has arrived safely on "the policy holders Instead of being paid tary^ You will not regret It. should bo dusted on the plant* with so applicable in this instance, be- cated at Atlanta, Georgia. other side" for tho third time. He In dividends to stockholders. a dusting machine In the early m* morning when the plants arc wet . is In the U. S. N a vy. Being a mutual company, the pol­ Red Cross Briefs, issued three A sea food and chicken dinner, icy holders are pledged to pay the times a month are placed in the with dew. » * -* ___ ___ 1 CO cents, cvety Sunday, 12:30 p. m. premium tho second time in case the hands: of aff officers of the chapter company needs more money than the and Thursday* 6 p. • ni. Daytona Watch lor Hog Cholera and branches, together with super­ Beach Hotel Daytona Beach 100-tf original premium in order to pay visors and chairmen of-all commit­ Florida furthers know what hog Hon. Schelle Maine* has returned losses. This adds’ to the security of tees. Members who receive them cholera , is. Some have bought the from Jacksonville where he attended tho policy holders and is necessary are earnestly requested to read nnd knowledge at a dear price. Tho dis­ because there is no capital stock. a meeting of the county chairmen of pass them on to others. Those en­ ease is u deadly one, and prevention the War Savings Stamp slate com­ However, the chances that such an titled to Red Cross Briefs will find •» better than the cure. The Univer­ corn, at two dollar* or more per bushel; not gasoline, but asses ment will lie made is very re­ mittees. . • them at local headquarters. The% re sity of Florida extension division common kerosene ia the diet of this Avery 8-16 H. P. Tractor. mote. * * Is also one on the bulletin table that emphasizes tho importance of keep­ Mr. and Mra. L . P. Jiagnn and If interested before your policy And it will pull four disc plows or three mold-board plows; and ing the hog runs clean and the can. be read by anyone Interested children spont Sunday at Daytona expires, bring it to my office at but cannot be taken nwny from the sleeping quarters dry and well ventlperform other work in proportion. .For other field, bolt or hauling Beach returning homo via DeLand •Room 8 in the Court House, and work it la the one best proven auccesa for Florida. lnted. Indeed, there are very few where they visited Mr. and Mra. make application for its renewal in rooms. ■wine aliments that cannot lie avoid­ Its economical perfonuanccs makes it a positive moneymaker on Dutton and family. the Mutual Company. ed by the practice of sanitation and Only one copy of tho "R ed Croa® any Florida farm. Thia la one of eix aizca to suit your needs— all LECTN’S A U T O T R A N S F E R M. F. Robinson, Agent. Bulletin" is received by tho publicity cleanliness. ' built to stand hard usago by tho Avery folk, who know how. P H O N E 91. H O T E L CARNES. 100-Stc; * . Always nbaiil infection from outchairman. This .too can be found 101tf .1 ; ot\d read at headquarters besides ... Always ahold infection from ouft Mrs. Jno. L. Ponder afid children Fire In Jacksonville other interesting Red Cross matter side sources. Cholera germs are ocf o! Jackaonvilje gnd Mr. J. B. Finley Fire originating in the paint de­ and information. The readjng of ten introduced Into hog lots, on thof Orlando were dinner guests at the partment Cl the S. B. Hubbard the literature at headquarters la feet of dogs, birds and other animals "home of Mr. and Mra. Jno. D. Hardware Company, 33“** W « t Running urged and.ia not intended only for and visiting neighbors. Jinkina Thursday. Bay atreet fiunday motning called Red Cross members but for anyone streams may carry disease, or it Mr. and Mra. W. S. Thornton of out all city fire fighting equipment who may desire information or ia may be washed on to the farm with West First street had as thejr guesl* and- inflicted a property and stock interested. drainage water In heavy rains. the post week their niece, Mrs. Sid­ damage estimated in excess of a When cholera is once introduced The ney Carraway and sons, Acey and quarter of * million dollars. into a herd, sanitation nnd cleanli­ flames were confined to the middle, The Easy Way. ’ Andrew o f f t . Ogden, Fla. ness will not atop It. The only rem­ dr second building, in the rear of the , Few thnt wander In the wrong way s TTe e p IN S U R A N C E edy then ia timely vaccination with nlstnko It for the right; they only find street store. Water damage, Bay ------. , " A Terror to Moequitora." reliable anti-hog-cholcra serum.’•Vac­ t more smooth and flowery, and Inthe extent of which has not been , • 72-tf We have sold lota of the Avery machines; and an willing to lulga In their own choice rather than cination will not only save the hogs estimated was done in the retail ipprovo It.— Samuel Johnson. •Kenneth1 Murrell, eldest son of atand behind their ability to perform. Write us of your tractor not yet infected, but. it stops the de­ store, causi-d by the .bursting of Mr. and Mr*. K . R. Murrell of thU need* and wa will be glad to supply detailed information without velopment of the disease, and by h|glf pressure hose. ___ oity has recently been promoted to Primitive Plow. any obligation whatever upon your part. carefully burning ;>dea(! hogs and Keen at the present time modern cleaning up and disinfecting the the position of Lieutenant and is Submarine* Again * plowa are practically unknown In premises, tho contagion may be pre­ stationed at Camp Johnston, JackNantucket, Mass., Aug. 11. Nine Egypt, rftid all that la used is a log "onville. vented from spreading to t other B. C. Skinner, Mff«. fishing ‘ schooners were sunk off with a wooden hook, the end of Which Mr. and Mrs. L . Y . Bryan and George’* Bank today by a German 1* at eel-pointed. Any animat* avail­ farms and thus be stamped o Central Arenas Dunedin, Fla. Mr. and Mra. Leslie Bryan and fam­ submarine, a naval acout boat, able, from a donkey to a camel, con­ •If your herd ahowa any a i ^ T of ■Blais A i i a U Novo Enalnta ily expect lo leave this week for rge'a Bank today by a German M ahers o f “ S attafaotloit Guaranteed** M akers o f fUephena R e v o lv la s stitute the team, and sometime* even the disease, call your county* i^ e n t P a c k in g H ou se lle c a in e n r O verh ead lr r li " (■atlon Outnte Usrneaville, Georgia, whore they will submarine, a naval « o u t boat, a camel and n bollock are tern Dulling or a reliable veterinarian at th*( earli­ visit relatives and apend several which put in here tonight reported. together. , est opportunity. >>' IN S O C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN Farmers and Fruit Growers Pulls, Four Disc Plows And is Fed With Kerosene L B . Skinner Mfg. Cou State Agents ..* » t* il �f f e i ) {f * i^;ftwViV;.,\ .-•aJvMVsf YrS- * ♦’ *• V l'": F#: 'WiN THB SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX W/WW ii M ALTA m L U O tt W IV J l* « AM UUWP O M J H /P M A C * YM AA. Franco nevertheless managed to manu­ facture moro beet sugar Ih 1017-18 than In* 1010-17, wjicn tho total output was ‘202,410 tons. Italy In 1D17-1B produced 100,800 tons o f beet sugnr, which was 00,000 tons leas than the previous year and 110.230 less than the annual output of sugar for the five year pre-war pe­ riod. _ ------ __ Ono ot the gnmrTlinicultlea cxperl-. enccd In Italy’s beet sugar. Industry was finding sufficient labor to hnmlle tho crop. Thousands o f men usually employed In beet augar production were called for military aorvlc* The yhdd per aero amounted to approxi­ mately half of tbo usual quantity of beefs harvested. <♦ II I I M M I I I U M I K W M M I “ OUTWITTING Tiff HUN” < By L IE U T E N A N T . P A T O ’B R IE N IM P R ES S ED BY M O TO RTRU C K . -i-------- Farmers Could Not Hslp but 8ee Value o f Machines as They Carried Immense Loads. Fnrmcra In neatly nil pnrta o f tho United Sintra have hnij Impressed upon them the -value of* the motnr* truck for farm work. The rnllrond congestion nnd the shortage o f rail­ road equipment mudo It particularly necessary during the past five or six months to send new trucks overland from tho factories nnd to handle largu .quantities o f freight, such aa or­ dinarily would have been handled V E R 75 per cent, o f the sugar used In the United by tho-railroad* by using motortrucks. States is delivered by ships. There Is produced about 800,000 tons o f beet sugar and 250,000 tons of Theso conditions took tho trucks out Into tho farming districts In great­ cane sugar in Louisiana. The total consumption o f tho er numbers and with greater fre­ United States is about 4,500,000 tons of ra w sugar, which quency thou ever before. Fanners makes about 4,250,000 tons o f refined sugar. saw them hauling Immense IooiIh on I f our coasts were blockaded as Germany’s now are, the paved roads nnd on Uio ordinary wo would have available fo r tho use o f tho people o f the roads o f tho country nnd could not help being Impressed. United States only one pound o f sugar fo r every four wo O use. Under such circumstances thero is no doubt that tho American people would get along on this limited-oupply without complaint. 1 1 The United States Food Administration is asking every American household to uso not moro than two pounds o f sugar per person each month fo r domestic use. Reducing our sugar consumption hero means that wo w ill be able to help supply the needs o f Franco, Eng­ land and Italy. Sugar conservation-on tho American table also means conservation o f ships, The A rm y and-Nnvy have sent out an "S. O. S.” call fo r ships. “ Savo Our Ships to Transport Troops and Munitions to Franco, in order thnt we may keep tho fight­ ing front where it now is and not allow it to extend to our own h om en ^ a-th e message. Thero is ample sugar in the world fo r all require­ ments— in fact, there is a large surplus, but on account o f the ship shortage it is not available fo r uso in this country. Java, which produces 15 per cent, o f tho w orld’s cane crop, !s too far removed. It requires 150 to 100 days for.n ship to go ttK java and return. WORLD SHORTAGE IN BEET SUGAR Crops Aro 40 Per Cent. Less * Than Pre-War Average— Cen­ tral Powers Hit Hardest. CANE SUGAR IS IS O L A T E D .’ Allltd B u t Production Falls One-third In Rigid War Economy Practiced. Tho world today la producing forty per cent Icaa beet augur than tho prowar nvorngo. Counting the American, Allied and Gennan-Auatrlnn crops, ns well na tho neutrals, tlio U. H. Food Adiutnlntrn- 1 tlon has cstlmntt-d thnt tho world ahortngu created by tho light crop of 1017-1018 Is at tenst threo utid a half million tons. That tho 11U7-1018 crop of enno *ug41 wna two million tons In ejeteas pf tho previous year docs not rcllavo tho general shortage. Cuba and JnTn produeo one-half of tho world rnne crop, and tho Java sug­ ar Is too far removed from America to transport when shipping Is badly need­ ed to transport and maintain the mili­ tary forces In France. In Javn a large part of tho old sugar crop Is still awaiting shipment. Slnco It requires. 160 to 100 days for cnch boat that la sent to Java, tho possibili­ ties o f obtaining adequate shipments o f Javn sugar this season are remote. Alllss' Production F a ll* Taking tho Allied nations us a group, official reports show that beet sugar production Is leas by one-third than the pre-war average. French beet sugar Industry has suf­ fered most by the war. Tho French yield of beat sugar Is now only 20.1 per cent of tho pre-wnr average. For tho five years preceding the out­ break of hostilities In Europe, France produced an average of 7R2.M2 tons of sugar each year. For 1017-18 tho French production wa* 210,410 tons. With 01 factories operating, os com­ pared with more than 200 thnt were In extstonco before tho war and before tho general campaign .of destructive­ ness launched by tho German armies. — 4, New Typs of Device la Legible at Dis­ tance o f 12 Feet— Dial la Quito Large. DOOR FO R S M A L L B U ILD IN G S Minnesota Man Has Just Patented Combination of Sliding and Swing­ ing Device for Garage. For small gnrngcs nnd other build­ ings where thero Is not sufficient space to have a door swinging Inward on hinges, nor Is the edifice wldo enough to ftccnminodnto stifling doors. Ole N a 12—Bridge Table Cover. Be tnak* Quits unlquo la tho at­ tractive bridge table oover which will delight the hoeteea who takee a pride In herlng the appointments of bar borne In keeping with eaterfalnmenU aha afftre her guests. Tbs four cora o f filet crochot represent thtf In a pack o f cards and the oar* r filet crochot medallion ot exception­ ally rich design. This handsome panel la equally pleasing worked either In' flno or heavy thread and may bo successfully used to trim * large variety Of household fitment*. When made of fine whit*, thread It la a charming- Insert for * lingerie pillow or end for a dresser scarf whereas thla same panel in heavier thread la suitable for a bedspread. if one desires to use* it ftif -the li­ brary curtains or table scarf an aero potton should be chosen. N u l l — Bridge Table Cover. N a 40—Filet Crochet Medallion. N a IS— Working Directions, 10 e rats and a stamped aelf-addr— ed «n- 1* No**(0— Working Directions ot Me dalllon and edtfn j; 1ft A n te sad a l stamped self-addressed envelop* ^ jrtetorlai R otI ow Patterns on sals by local agent* ■ ■ Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments .. power Bhnft The object Is to provldo n catch which* will engngo tho crank In enso o f bnck fire and- to obvlato Injury. A further object Is lo provldo n catch which may bo readily posi­ tioned nt both sides o f tho starting crank nnd mounh-d In connection with Jin* vehicle' frame. The catch has a lat­ erally yielding movement to permit Elevation and plan of the garage the passage o f the ntnrtlng crank. Tho door that swings back, with a motor­ movement Is such thnt the catch Is car almost touching lt,‘ 3, door; 10, Immediately brought hack to operattro crank arm. position by a controlling spring. Home" Embroiderer N a 12273ft—Insert for Curtain. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL Front Elevation of Device. LESSONS FOR TH E . 11» r u r i u m m i n i f i i u : the report tlmt I- was n prisoner of war, but he had never behoved It, as ho did not think It possible for mo to survive that fall. ^ He wna one o f tho few men living out o f eighteen who were originally in my squadron— 1 do not mean* U19 S U G A R EXPO RTS S M A L L eighteen with whom. I sailed from T O N E U T R A L N A T IO N S lluanls! Water U C m , lu«m tin* ncthlnr tin * tl.klni Canada Inst May, hut tho squadron I Joined In France. , - ■ Only 707 tons' o f refined augnr were Aa wo sat on tho deck exchanging shipped from America to neutral na­ experience*. I would frequently no­ tions during the first five months of tice' him gnxlng Intently In my face this year. Tills amounted to only 3.2 CORONADO. BEACH as If ho were not qulto auro that the per cent, o f tho total exports to all OPrOSITB NEW SMYRNA whole proposition was not ft hoax countries. Mexico received moro thnn FOR RATES ADDRESS IviIf the nmouut we exported to neu­ and that I wan on Imposter. trals. 'Outside o f this unexpected meet­ MRS. W. W. ALCOTT, Prop. ing, my trip was uneventful. Garage Accomodation* ■I arrived at St. John, New Bruns­ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Sea Food Dlnnera A Specialty wick, and cventually^ln tho little S A V E SUGAR. A town o f Morncnce, 111., on the Kan­ .* * Sugnr means Ships— * 1 kakee river. • *• * Strips inenn Soldiers— ★ . I have snld that I was never so * Soldiers mean Victory. * happy to nrrive'ln a country as I woi * * when I set plot on Dutch soil. ‘ Now, * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A * * * * * * * * * * * I'm afraid I shall have to tako .that i statement hack. Not until I finally landed In Moraearo and realised (thnt Trucks fo r Farmer* 1 wna again lu tho town of tny child­ Trucks ore In common use among hood days did I enjoy thnt fueling of farmers—practically every farm auto- J absolute security which <>iy« never uiobllo la n truck. really appreciates until after a visit to foreign parts. FR A N C E A N D BELGIUM Now thnt I ntu bnck, the whole ad­ G E T A M E R IC A N SUGAR venture constantly recurs to mo ns n dream, nnd l'in never qulto sure tlmt Nlnely-flve per rent, of nil refined 1 won't wake up urn! find It so. sugar sent from tho United Stnti-e to (T H E END) I k*>f Ihe KimllSc H h u M b h r ttio Allied uutlons went tn France mid drlrrmlnln* and lh» GLASS EH foi Belgium during tho first live month* KiTKllni anj and all drfret* af ,1* S A F E T Y D EV IC E FO R A U TO S of till* year. aa, NO MATTEIt (bt aalarr at ,e<ir cur, -f )>ur Ol.AH.4lM da nal .all France got per rent., or m-urly Invention of Georgia Man Relates Par­ i n * r ff« U r , call na. * S3.OOO.UU0 pounds, nnd llelgfnm receiv­ ticularly to Machines Em­ I fllj n j r jr that rrapandt la U(tit. ed m-urly 11 ,000.1W0 pounds, or 23 (icr ploying Cranks. cent. • Yau ara Inrltrd la call fw con,uluit> i In each country till* augur wns doled and adflra. Tho Scientific American, In Illustrat­ out by n strict rationing nrgnnlrntlon. ing nnd describing n safety crank The entire iiiniuint to tin* Allies In Catch fur automobiles Invented by M. DR. E. S. H O F F M A N these five months—23.7111 tons, nlinost 8 . Lanier o f Homo, Oa., says: OCCULW T-OPTICIAN hnlf o f which wns shipped In Mny—Is The Invention relates particularly to billy, about ane-hnlf of 1 per rent, of X* W n l C lan k St. Ortaada, Ftcrlda attachments for automobiles employ­ our totnl minimi ronsumiition. * ing cranks at tho forward end o f tho GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY W IL L BRING BACK nngor o f Dovrny, Minn., hns Just pat­ ented a Bliqple combination of Blldlng' nnd swinging door. How this works will readily (ft* undcratood after an examination o f the ticcompnnylng diagrams. The door fl Is hung from n crank arm 10, so that when pushed hack It swings Inward ------- ^ from tho closed position on tho left > pe&allp prepared fo r this Newspaper by Pictorial Review. . of tho two diagrams to tho open po­ sition on the right. W ■ It will ho observed thnt It does not swing In n semicircle from hinges, hut Filet Crochet in Distinctive Designs. moves around backward, as It were, row border In ot open mesh filet. A , thus leaving plenty o f room In the ’ Dy KATHRYN MUTTEREIL dainty edge of plcoted scallops sur­ garage for n car to stand almost Filet crochot In ovary way dosorvoa rounds tho entire cloth. The corners its wldo-epread popularity, os not touching tho doors. oqly la it extremely pretty but It which aro 20 meshes square moosuro U a “real lace" nnd or all tho hand about tbroo Inches each way. Tho tnada laces is tho oaslcst and quickest cloth Is made from No. 70 whlto cro­ F U E L M IX TU R E F O R M OTORS chot cotton and whlto linen. Butn a s a ja i tonholo stitch Is employed to join tho Twenty-Five Per Cent. Gasoline and crochet to tho linen Demol With 60 Per Cent Alcohol— Tho lower Illustration shows ■ Works Well. u ^-j JT-.yrr r Copjrtfhl, IVU, by r u Alva ODrlao tor war officers, tho efficiency o f tho brake* .The motors, espcdnlly the trucks, must travel hundreds o f miles back and forth from tho front amid tho most difficult surroundings. It has been stated on authority th_nt_for miles upland down- trio fighting front there Is an almost continual sirenm o f trucks, pmbulftnee* couriers and motorcycles running In such close prox­ imity that unless tho brakes are In perfect running o&ler hundreds o f canunities Would result almost dally. • Brakes form only a background fo r their moro Important sister, upon 111 which tho real burden rest*—the brake lining Itself. Thousands o f miles o f brako lining aro being used dnlly by Artcr do w l^ o r ^ w i ' '” '1*3;, tho government, nnd owing to this fnct bolt ho say, ,e i ** eprlw you nil wld n m «w „ ,tw Undo Satq has ordered tests to bo 'cause you nils mu** 7 , n",lc* mndfi* Of the vnrlous makes. Theso cn rat sumpln* d.o ln «M , mcat test* aro now going on In Washington. .out dot ol* game b .V on B,t n f « \ mj1ko “ Lining rantlc under tho thermold-hy- work, too," act „ a big flab nnd iwy, aex^c? dmullc-corapressed process Is said to tez ce u’!~ ‘ bo regarded us best adapted to military t-hoot—t-Huh-Ml-tool," ho vxy flat ho means dat wh*en\- " qso In Franco on account o f Its moist­ nils make rix blaculla Je„ don't ^ 1*“ ’ em—u*o corn meal tcr wra ure nnd dust-reslstlug qualities. flour for do aojer* a' ° wheit Let Me Examine Your Eyes M 0 T 0 M E T E R IS E A S IL Y R EAD A new typo o f motometcr, designed to he legible nt n distance of 12 feet, la now offered by the concern which manufactures tho most widely accept­ ed of these devices. Instead o f the fa* mlllnr column o f red fluid, fluctuating theriiioinvtrrwlse, th e, Instrument shows a large dlul, rending “ Cold, Cool, Warm, Hot,” across which a white, cnslly seen needle moves In a quarter circle from left to right. AUGUST- 13. 1BIR Alcohol has been frequently sug­ gested ns a possible fuel for automo­ bile driving, hut It Is not found to he entirely satisfactory, any* Scientific American. Benxol also has been tried, nnd, while satisfactory. It. too, Is not produced tn sufficient quantities to lie-' come tho universal fuel, nnd-It would not bo desirable to build •several dif­ ferent kinds of motors to use the dif­ ferent fuels, A mixture of the avail­ able fuels naturally suggests Itself, and experiments thnt hnvo been made show that alcohol does not mix prop­ erly with gasoline, but bensol dis­ solves both alcohol and gasoline. It has been found that a mixture of 2fi por cent each of. gasoline and bensol .with CO per cent of alcohol, works very satisfactorily In our present ve­ hicle motor*, and *■ these proportions correspond fa ir ly well with tho out­ put ot tho various Ingredient* that may bo anticipated, this may prove to be the solution qf Uto fuel problem —unlesa advances are mad* In the design of crudft otl motor*. Are the Best £ P L A N T O IM P R O V IS E A JAC K W riter Explains How Wheel W at Raised by Uso o f Rocks and New Tire Mountet^ Tho writer recently had tho misfor­ tune to hnvo tho lifting jnek removed from his car during tho night anil un­ aware o f It drove Into tho country tho following day only to hnvo a blow­ out occur on tho open rond. Tho wheel wns rained first by driving It upon a fiat rock suitably placed. With tho wheel In this position It wns a ques­ tion merely o f looking around the roadnldo for another rock or log which could be placed under tho raised axle. When found, the fiat rock wna forced out by means of a nlcdgo and tho wheel thus remained off the ground rendy'Tor (ho mounting o f tho new tire. Another method which could bo used consists In having ono man use a fence roll to pry up tho front end. This could bo done after tho lugs have been removed so thnt no time will bo lost In slipping on tho now tire and rim. • T E S T B R A K ES ON AR M Y CARS Government Makee Thorough Exami­ nation of Trucks Before Being Bent to Firing Line. Undo S am 'is not overlooking tho Importance o f cffldancy from every angle In tho motor transport and am* bulnnco division o f tho army. These machines must stand a wear nnd tear probably never given to motor-driven vehicle* since their birth a* an estab­ lished necessity In every day and In­ ternational I l f * ■ Ono o f the most Important faetpra entering Into the final analysis o f a motortruck ambulance which will eventually ace service “ somewhere In Franco” 1* In the estimation o f mo- r CQ American Standard Version A ttra ctiv e - Com pact - Readable - Durable Emphasized with the wordB of Christ printed in bold fare type. Strongly and neatly bound in Khaki colored Morocco grained Waterproof Keratol— flexible limp cover, embossed back bands, round comers, Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed American Flog in colors on the outside fropt cover. Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3 x 4J4 Inches and Just J4 an inch thick. Type ifl plain and pronouncing: The Four Great American Hymns ere printed end bound with* thla Sailora end Soldiere "a Testament. HELP TO BRING-!*THE BOYS BACK CLEAN t . * - I This Sailors and Soldier Testament, neatly pack id, ready for mailing, given with a years sub- <J*0 C A' scription to the Sanford Herald for.___..... : * ; -• ' _; �august if c iip is S ARM] e S OI?»Ri ,CK L,NE THREE MILES IN f IEN 6TH PASSES THROUGH EMPIRE STATE many cama through to the now barr a t, not only with health and itrengtJb fully maintained, btft wltb only twoporary period! o f hardship. "It la difficult to dlatlngalah be­ tween various aectlona o f oar p e o p le the homes, public eating placet, food trade, urban or agricultural popula­ tion*—In assessing credit for thcat result*, but no one will deny the dom­ inant part of the American women. fie* I d Taltahaiaee, for i cbartir of Incor­ poration for n Corporation not for proflt, neganltvd under rhaptrr 69 • of ho Law* of Florida. 1 Tito name of aald corporation to bo San­ ford arrerra Exchange. upon tba artlrlrt of Incorporation hereinafter act forth* ** P. W. Mahoney, Frealdent C. Ilnvre Bel), Vice Pre#. lien FLh Henry Nickel. Henry Witte T . J. Millar J.'K. Murphy. Artlrlra at Incorporallen af the Kaafard ., Farmer*’ Kirhange SU G AR SH O R TA G E H IT S S P A IN A N D P O R T U G A L A„ lh” >t , “ ,le o f motortruck, for the army making Its way through Now York d ty on th e final stretch from Buffalo to' the g o w iI S n t Sera There are more than 3C0 ..late-colored cam. In the procralo^ w T lT w a a t ^ longest over seen. The motor train presented a moat unusunl nlehi fr in ! aored and passed by the committee on public Informalion.) AMERICAN FOOD SAVINGS LARGE United States Sent to Allies .141,000,000 Busholi of Wheat. C R ED IT DUE TO W OM EN. Allies Qot 844,000,000 Pounds Mora Meat and Fata In 1017-18 .Than In Year Before. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * AMERICAN FOOD SHIPMENTS * * TO ALLIES * * ------ - * * MEAT. * 1010-17............. 2,1GO,000,000 lha. * 1017-18.............. 8,011,100,000 lbs. * ---------- 1 ------------* Increase. 844.000,000 Hi*. * * * * * * -------- * * * * * * - -CEREALS. 1010-17..................250.000,000 ba 1017-ia.................810,800,000 ba ------------Increase... 80,000,000 ba * * * *' * * ***************** * In aplto of a subnormal food supply In this country the American people bnvo been able to ship to the Allies os well ns our own forces overseas 141.000.000 bushel* of wheqt, besides ’ 844.000. 000 pounds of meat, during tlio year ending Juno 80 last This baa been, made possible by tho wholesouled co-operation of tho people, who, besides practicing self-denial, have speeded np production and re­ sponded nobly to the nppenl from i abroad. Food Administrator Hoover, In a ' letter lo President Wilson, gives n brief summary of the result* of food conservation In the United States and o f tho, activities of tho Food Admin­ istration to tlila end. The conserva­ tion measures have been put through practically on 'a voluntary bails which la regarded as n splendid tribute to tbe patriotism of the American people; Menl shipments wero Increased 844,000,000 pounds during tho first fiscal year, as compared with our meat ex­ porta during the year before America entered tho war. “The totnl value of these food ship­ ments," Mr. Hoover wrote President Wilson, “ which were In the main pur­ chased through or with collaboration of the Food Administration, amount to, roundly, !1,400.000,000 during Uie fiscal yeah" In 1010-17 tho United Btntcs sent the Allies 2,100,SOO,000 pounds of meat.* In 1017-18, wlih voluntary eonserration practiced tn America, and sided by extra weight of animals, wo lent tho Allies 2,011,100,000 pounds of meat, an Increase of 811,000,000 IMtunds. When the Food AdirilnUI ration bognn operations In the summer of 1017, tills country was faelng ii large dell cl I tu wheat Counting in all carry-over when! from tho 1010 crop, wo hud at the beginning of (lie 11*17 harvest year Just enough wheat lo take cure uf America's normal consumption,—not a bukbel of surplus. At the close of tho 1017-18 hnrvrst year the Food Administration's oltlclul reports showed llini our total wheat slilpnientx lo the oilier jilile had been 141.000.000 buafirts. Jfcvrry bushel shipped was wtiiWt Voted by the American people N k l» their normal consumption. In cereal* and cereal products re­ duced to terms of corenl bushels our shipment! to Allied destinations were 840,800,000 bushels, 80,000,000 bushels more than tho amount sent In 1D18-17. Included In theao figures arc 1.1,900,000 bushels of ryo and tho 141,000.000 bushels of saved whcaL In addition wo sent the neutrals dependent on ua 10.000. 000 bushel* of prims breadstuff* "Those figure* do not fully convey the volume of tho effort and ancrlllco mado during tho past year by Iho wholo American people," the Food Ad­ ministrator wrote. “ I nm sure that nil ihc millions of our people, agricul­ tural ns well ns urban, who hnvo con­ tributed tQ these results should feel (irnrral FBnrl ll.&oo.oo Salary ui tlerk ol Circuit Court a. auditor and clerk l<> i'o, rnramn.ioncr. 072.00 I'er lllem fisa.DO and rallcafi- 1192.00 <d I'om r'i th.00 l‘ay ol ahrriff tor allm danc* nn Co. Comr'a Halariea of other odlcera and employee*: _1 ooo.oo Attorney lor County Commir.Ionrra --------------- -----340.00 SuptrvUor of Itrclitrntlon— ... ------------------------------- -—;---- ____ 1,200.00 County Demonatratlon Agent .....-------- - ---- ---- -------- _______ 360.00 County Pbyaiclan --------- ----------------• . 100,00 Repair■ tu County J a il--- ----- -- -------------— -------------------------------. 360 00 Furniture and Fiilurra for Court ilnujr _______ 100.00 Furniture and Fixture* for Jail, ---- ------------------------------ -- ----------- — F.ipenara of County llulldlnii: ______ 500.00 Janitors nntf otbrr attendant*. . —>— —-------- — — ___ A-ftoo.oo Light, Inal and water --------------------------------- --------S ' ioo.oo Inauranee-------— ---------------^ — —■—— ........... ...... ............ ___soo.oo Inrldentala . . . — .— ------ --- - -... ------------------- — — “ ____ 1 ,200.00 Rent ol Court llouae— ------- ------ ----------- — --------------- ------ -Care of'C ou n ty Poor: . . . . . r * ___ 300.00 Rapalra and addillona to Poor ltr-uae and harm ^ ___ ' 100.00 Furniture and Plature* for Poor Route andI harm 3,000.00 Expeuaea of Operation cl Poor Hotter and harm ----------- ------ ______ 600.00 Allowance of Pauperf oulxide ol l‘*»<r Roue* -------------------- -____ - loooo Coronera' Inqurata: Frea ol Offieere. Jurora andI W it n e e e e * ---- ------------50.00 Ineanity Inqulrlea: Frea ot Offleera and C ommilteee -------- ---- ~“ Station ry and Prlntinx __ __ 400.00 General Htatlonery, ulanka, rir-— ----------------------— __________ 160.00 300.00 Advertising required by L a * and paid by < ounty -Cuumlaaione paid to OIBeerei ___1 3,000.00 Tax Aaaeaaor........ ..—------— — ----- 1— ------- ~ ~ - ____ _ 3,100.00 Tax Collector — - — — --------------------------------________ 200.00 ShrrHt for General Court Work -- ----- . „ , ^ .,0 ____________ 300.00 Clerk Circuit Court, lor rectrdir.* aid Otnrral Court Work riae and Far rllare Fnnd ____ 11.800.00 Sheriff and Deputlea, Coat Ultla in Criminal Carra-----------;___ __ 50.00 Conatablea. Coel Hllia In Criminal Caaea „ — ----------- .. 300.00 Clerk Circuit Court. Coal hllia In Criminal Caeea 500.00 County udfe, Criminal,Caeca - ---------____ ud|e, Coat Hllia In Grlmin*! Caa too .00 Jut lies of tba Peace, Coat Hllia In Criminal Caace ............. ...... ........... coo.00 Salary County Proaeculin* Attornay .... • *“ ________ 30.00 500.00 lUllifia' t»ay for | l| lV O | ltf on ( I ft w l Court. -■*- _ ,, , ------ -— -----------• MUFFLER CARE IS IMPORTANT ITEM Cleveland Auto School Head Gives Its Purpose, Construc­ tion and Troubles. CLOGGING IS DUE TO SOOT May Be Cauied by Too Rich a Mix­ ture From Carburetor, Indicated by Black Smoke From Exhauit — Be*t to Let It Alone. * W h eat Savin g Enormous. NOTICE - flavine vlven lull ronaiderariun tn the need* and nere.»itlr. .1 the count, and the requirement! for the different • purnoar# W me, l the riprnir* during the ll.r.I >ril. he Hoard oi County Cornmiulontra ha*, deter mined anil do hnrhy declare the l„ he the r ip e n ... and all .p-rlal and evlranrdlnary rlpenie. ronlempl.lr.i hir the I ,ral year neit en.ulnt and f.»r »hlrh re.rnur i..r th- year IMS lr,.m a.I ,.1..r,-m i.t.lh .n • nil th* railmatrtl rrrripta from uthrr n-urre* »tll t'«* ■v«lUM4» Witness In Bpaln and Portugal auger price* era soaring. Doth countries have been seriously affected by tbe abort beet sugar, crop lo Europe and tbe lack o f ocean tonnage to move stocks o f cons sugar Isolated In far away porta. Granulated sugar, home grown, was being Bold In Barcelona, Spain, during tho early summer at 10 cents a pound. The price of brown sugar In Lisbon, Portugal, fixed by governmental order, was $1.04 to $L12 a pound. By comparison the price o f beat sugar In Sweden la 14 rents a pound. ______ — 200.00 200.00 Court Htonofrsph f In Insolvsnry Cs«e* . -------------________ ________ f Ilk.# Expenaee aei (ltd-rll f iofl —* — -*• ““ SOO.OO Other ol Prlrvilnal Criminal I'f I’roeecutlon 1,100.00 Sherifl'a■ ODIIIIIIineiUH Commiaaion *»*■ on Pine* “'HVIIU ■ ' ***—’collected ,,____ .—. .m-—— ««: Feeding Prieon ra. . . . -----_ ' „ . r t.*1i i io county convicta worked on 300.00 Traneporlation paid lor and dlecharir money paid ________________ 300.00 Pay Vf*J^rura In'crimInti caTriT County and J. P- CoutU . ----------- — 780.00 Salary of Jailer..... ............................ .............._ Hilary of Road Superlntandant----—— Pay of Co. Comr's for lload lnaprctlon Paid to othar persona for Hoad fnapecll Coat of Material..........— -----------. Tn«.|, and Machinery. Coal and llepalfIJve Stork, coat and car* of Feiroinx Paid for frea tabor, othrr than tJuarda I'ay « t l.onvlrt u u a r a i........... Feeding and Car# ol Convlrta Salary ol Ferrymen—-— — .r: . . , ^ rt Pay menu on account ol road bab* h* w a if PaymenU on account nl bHdgea hulU by contract CiUea Paid to Incorporated Cl lire and Town* rowo. —____________ ._____ _______ * -------Hurraying,..-... — ----------------- " CnaaTyGaard -' Ceanty « i » r d Faad Faad ___ |______* 3.884.18 ing Warranla — ------- -- --------— *_____ __________________ 310.68 Payment of Inlertwl Hearing ,U 18 month! at 6 P»r --------------------- — ________ . ______ 120.00 Intcreat on above WarranU Kent ol Armory for y e a r --------------- — ^ ____________________ |4S8I47 lyimt Is tln< jtnrjiosi* of Iho imif* Ait , what rare tlttc* It require unit to wlmt troubles Is It subjeet nr« ques­ tions frequently ahktsl nf Clytlo 11. I'mlt. iin-Nitleni « f the Cluvolnutl Autombbtlo school, The |itirpn*e nf the mufner, lie says. Is In (lltnltilsli the noise, of the exhnu.tL The gas esenpes from the exlinust valve at high jiressure nntl tlio ^resulting noise Is (llsngrerablo tinlessTT is (minted. It Is iiereuenry lo retluri* the pres­ sure frmn enelt explosion and to allow the gns In esenpe ho that a great deal of Hs force Is dissipated nm] Its dis­ jointed nature etnnpli-lely changed. The gas then passes out quietly with only a slight pulsation or (hrnhhlng, The methods t,y which Ihls Is brought nbout are simple. A gas pass­ ing ailing an ordinary ptpe would bo slowed down mid spread out. Rut thin arrangement would require too long a pipe. Ho ba (Tie-plates nro used to make tliu gas turn corners and force its way through small holes In tho plates. In some mufTtrrH (he gas enters an expansion rlmmlier. All (his limn It Is losing heat and so eontnirtlng and llius ll slows down more and more. The final effect Is, nn stated, lo have lhe gns Issue from (he muffler In a etendy, quiet manner. Let Muffler Alone. Tho care of tho muffler la lo leaTO It nlnno until It liecoinee clogged. It does Its work wlilmut attention and requires nnihlng from the driver. The only time we llilnk of It is when wo wish lo find out If (lit* engine Is miss­ ing explosions. Tln-n we cut out the niufiler and listen to tho sound o f tho exhnusL Do this cautiously nn the road, QS there are laws against It In many loculitlcx. If 41ie.sound, of .the exhaust In not sufficiently loud It may ho In­ creased by retarding the spark nnd opening the throttle port way. The sound of each cylinder will then he brought out distinctly nnd nny weak­ ness w(ll be noticed Immediately. About the.only trouble to which the muffler Is subject In that It becomes clogged with soot. Thin may he caused by too rich n mixture from the car­ buretor, Indicated by black smoke from tlio exhaust, or It may ho caused by oil working up on top o f tho pistons, giving tho hhilsh whlto smoko char­ acteristic o f too much lubricant* Carbon Clogs Muffler. Another cause Is where tho carbon has been scraped loose from the cylin­ ders, hut nllowed to full on tho piston. Tills la carried Into tho muffler, nnd so help* to clog. In order to elenn It, It must lie tuken opart and all tho car­ bon deposits removed. I f tho small boles nro closed with soot they must bo roomed out jwlth n three-cornered file or benrlng scraper. The ports nro then reassembled carefully and re­ placed on tho cor. LEGAL ADVERTISING N a llf* •( Appllratlen far T s i D eed Under Haitian 1 #1 Charier 4SSS. Caw* #1 FlsrIda Notice la hereby liven that Patrick II. llrown. purcharer o f Taa CrttlAralr No. (09. dated th# 3rd day uf July, A. D. 1916, ha* Alrd aald rertlArst* in my nRlrr, and hx* mad# application for tax deed to laaue In arrordanc# with law. Bald rertlAeal# afhbraee# th# foilowlnt dt#rrjbed property 'n Seminole county, Florida, to-wlt: KM of N WM 8#«- >3, Townablp __ nge S3 East. 20 acre*. Tbs aald land b«lnf aaaeaaed at th# dot# of tho laiuance of auch crrtlAeatr In ,I>4 name It. Warnell. Unlraa aald eerffHrato aball redeomrd accordlns tn law t !a dead w leoua thereon cn tho 9th day ol September, Tick Eradication 7 * n d ^ __________________ _ S 3,SOO.OO a . * d . ISIS. Wltnoaa my official' alfnaiure and .ooal G lid in g Dipping VaU.----------- - T , T e , T . r g T l T . ~ n o a r d oi County C.mmlmlon.r. In thta the eth day ol Autuai, A. D. 1918. (aeal) E. A. DOUGLASS, .Clerk Ctreull Court Bemlnola Co., Fla. .eaahPnTn \ l i & S & V f A « X A. D. I .l> . . A. n O U G L A ^ C ie r k . _ , Hy V. M. Douitaaa, D. CB„ r d of Count, C d a .- t o - .n a , ««H d .. 10O-Ture-5lc 101-lte x tiz: th» ,7{» 3 following Tuiradays at 7:00. •Welcome. •' . of 8 W )( Section 34 Eaat. 10 a rm . The aaJd land brine aaaeaaed a/ the data of the l*auanco of aurb C ertlflrlle In the nano of W. E. Simmons. Uni**# \ald certiOratra ahall be redeemed acci __________ to la v taa dreda will laaue thereon on the 30th dny of Auiuat A. I). 1018. Wltnaaa my offlrlnl alinnlure and art! tbla the lOtb dny el July A. D. 1*18. (a#*!) K. A. Dougfaea Clerk Circuit Court Srmliiole County, Fin. lly V. M. Iteuflaaa I).- C. 08-Ture-Ste. IB , n . A , n Meet* every second and fourth Tustday in Masonic Hall over the Imperil Theatre. Visiting companions welcoma .0. L. Taylor F. L. Miller Sec'y High Plrtet Seminole Chapter 2, Order Emalera S t * Mceta every flrat and third Thursday In each month. Everyone who haa aeeo ___ bat __ an _ elei____ ____ Ion ___ baa______ been ________ ordered __to tame will v lll ba held bald In Spec­ Specbe held[ and the same Of bool Dlatrlet No. 4, Seminole T— ial Tax■ Sfhool Wedwmlay, Auruat 14th. I4lh, county. Florida, on Wednesday, ihn 1*18, for tbe purpose of determlnlne who aball be trustee* for (be next aucceedlnr ' o t tv f years and tbe number of mills of dj itrie . acbool las tu be larlad for nacb of tbe aal< year*. Tba follnvlnc are appointed to act at Inapector and clerk* at aald election: Precinct No. T: • J. A. Snyder, clerk: J. THden Jacob#. W. E. Prevail and J. M. hone, inapretora. ■ Done and ordered by the floard of Publle Inatructlon for Seminole county, Florida, In aradon ataembled July 3rd, 1*1*. (aeatl P. 1*. Forater, Chairman. Attest: T . W. Lawton, Secretary. 94-Tur#.Ste aatlona, for the picking, parkins and marb eifn * of fruits, vegetable# and other agrlcollural products ol Its membars and to pro­ vide an nancy throuxh Itself or others, for tba purpose of dealing lit all kinds of mer­ chandise, pupplle* or ’appliance*, that may be neeeaaary, useful or convenient to Its mem­ bers In the cultivation and production, ohlpF'lnf and markeUn* of tbiir products, and nr such purpnara may buy. own, sell and dtal In alt kinds of rtal sad personal prop­ erly and ahall have the power to borrow money sad m ortiate Its property to secure Viiitlng brt in Masonic Hall, cordially invfted NOTICE o r ELECTION J. F. McClelland compliance with the provisions of N. G. Chapter 4*7*, Laws of Florida, notice la if evening at 7A0 ll visiting brother* D. Dorsey hereby |lven that an election has been ftr- II b# ntld at aai<1 plar*lfn Hpvdal Tax Hvbool Diitrlrt No. 1, S#mon the' second lay In Aufutf ol aatb |India roonly. Florida, on Wninmday, Auxuat ..... w,rwj . . -hlrh plar* and lima ita 114th, I t l A <ar tba purpoa# of determlnlne director* ehall be elected. _ who ahal ba trueteea (or lha -next eucceedArllclalV, Inc two year#, and-tba number ol mllla of The term for Which tkla corporation ehall 4iaUlct acbool, tax to ba lavlrd (or each of r ilt l ia Ally year# Irora the d »le ol l»«uinc#|*n# Xesr*. of it* Letter# Patent. , I Tba followln* ara appointed lo art aa inArticle V. I apertor and clerk# at *ald elartlon: That ary per.on who la a bona Ade fruit n . K “; *f , C- M tswall. eterki ' ' -. -------- i n c . Woodruff, W. W. Lons and Tim keen# sector#. become a member of this corporation. upon bclnc elected to mcrcberiMp by a two - 1 > vaeinft No. 3: E. T. Woodruff, vIrvk: -third* vote of m rm U n pc***nt'at any ref-1 M. W. Lovell, David Speer and John Muaular or eperltl meetini held In accordance I ,o n; Inepeclor#. , ,,, • ■ith (he L . t i a , Dona ami ordered by lha Hoard of l-ubllc ■nn tne e , lawe. • In.tructlon tor Semlnde county, Florida, In Article >1. I (cation attamUed, . July3rd, ISIS. T h . vntlns power and pronerty fntereit. V, P. F O H S TE Il; Cbrre. of rarh and tvrry mrmbrr of thi* corpora- I AltMt* tlon ehall ba equal. T . W. Inwton. SarrtUry. The huilnet# and #ff»lr# nl thl# rorpora91-Tucw-tt tlon (hall be traniaeted by a board ol ail dlreeNOTICE OF ELECTION lora and a prraldenl and vice prealdrnl: raid I pretldent anil vice preeldcnt ahall alto be In compliant* with the provision* • I he pretldent and vice prraldenl nl the talil I Chanter I67S. Lawa of Florida, notice la hoard of director*, and rich of them thill. I hrrrby xivrn that an election hae been or­ al the time of Alilnc tald offire lie a mrmbrr drred to lie hetd and the tame wilt b# held of fhi* corporation ami a director in the I In Special Tat School Diitrlrt 'No. 2, Srmaame: and thla corporation thall alto have a I Innle county, Florida, on Wrdnriday, Auxuit rrrrrltry and i Urpm ur. both of_ whirli llth , 1918, for the purpotr of drtrrmlnin* iiffir.-- rna> be Ailed \vf ore »nd the »am- who thall |,f tlutlee* for the nett turreeitper.oo I in# two year*, m il 7he 'number of ml.lt of The number of director, of thlt corpora- *H*R‘ rl avbool tat to be levied, for rach >xl Gate City tam p No. 8, W. O. W Meet* second and fourth Wednaada night* In each month. F. L. Miller J. F. Hool'han Clerk Council Commandi Seminole Rebekih Lodge No. 43 _ Meet* every Second and Fourth Frida; Night* In Masonic Hall at 7:30. AJ Ttlng Ribckahs welcome. Mrs. Hattie Loosing, . Mrs. Ida Crim, N, G. Sec*y . Celery City Aerie No. 1853 Meeting every 2nd & 4th Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Eagle Home. Oak A t * Visiting Brother! Welcoma ■ E. E. Hogan . . C. C. Woodruff Worthy President Secretary It. P. O. H. Sanfor& Lodge 1241 Meet first and third Wednesday night nt Elks Home, North Park Avenue. F. S. Frank O. L. Taylor Secretary Exalted Ruler The Lake Urrcxc Council No. 31 Junior Order United American Mechanic! Jli'tn ‘nine. 'iTulThe' VJmbh*rBo|hd"erlIw# m .y ' Jh‘ ‘ “ ln*'"‘<',or Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. be rhanred at any time arCo.HIni to *h« I “"gtSSSJS No U.: t. K SJoblom. clerk: J. M „ In the City Hall. Visiting brother! * 1 * \ (!,. Vliftlti, K W. Uuratil Ju# Furllrf, are welcome. C. H. Smith. Ilec. Sec. Thr *pr«-**flrnl and >ler prt^ldrnt ■hall ' Lnaprrtor*- rlrrlril ly I It r Ihib/i1 «if illrirli.fi ftnm amiing Ita numltrr^ and thr numhrr of dlraflora, until rhangrd ahall b# mvfh . Till’ n*m*a >till fPiiilrfiff ■ r*f ttif *ifnrrF« and dirrrinra nf f It I• rnfpi ration who arr- in mndurf tho liufltiraa until tfirlr *u<rrr**n»r« af* flr ftr d and iiualifird. arr1 F, W. Mahor.cy, fkr*al«1rntt ^anfotil* Flt’tIda. <*. INiyfp Hr-II, V lrr Ffimldrnt. Sanford. Flnrida; Itrn FUh, H*nforil, Vlrriiu: Henry Wittf. Sanford, Florida; Hrnry Nlrkrf, San ford. Flnrida: J. Ill Morphy. Hike Monro*-. Ftiifida and T. J- Miller. Sanford. Florida, In W iin m Wbrrrtfi *arh <*f ■aid Inrorprrilrvrp and mrmbrr* of thl* r*»r pur aI ion U ip hrreunto filed hi* hand and *ral on thit thr 2nd day nl^Aujuih 1918 khonry n * Dover Ilfll fateal) Ilert I^iah (arall llrnry N'lrkrl l.r tl) llrfiiy W ill, (w ill T J. M illff (avail J, R. Murphy (aral) S T A T E OF FLO R ID A . C O U N T Y (IF B EM IN O LE. Rrfare me. the untlef»l*s«it autherlly, pertonally appeared F, W, Mahoney, C, fl. Ileil, U.n Kith, J, It. Murphy, T. J. Miller, Hen­ ry Nlrkrl anil Henry Witte, who belnf duly ■worn, raeh by hlmaelf, arknowledxrd that h* eulurrlbed hi* name In the above propoard rhartef for the utet and purpoa*. therein mentfoAed. • f . W. Mahonry 1'rrflnrt No. 9i J. N. Hrirry, clerk; Louti Kntimlnser, J. A. IllatJmr and T. 1*. Lrwls. Intprctnra. I'rrcinri Nn. II \ II. Fuller, rlsrk* K. T. Hainr*. A. L T m m u and llowartl Lyman. In»pertor*w liana and ordered hy thr llaard of Public Inalrurlion for rninrlr county, Florida in ■raainn liirmhlrtl iu!y 3rd. I !*I H. (•rail F. 1*. FOHSTHIt. Chairman. Attraf: T. W. Lialuh, Secretary. 94-Tue»-5lc Modern Woodmen o f America Meets 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:80, In M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. C. E McDonald . C. D. Couch • Consul Clerk Loral Order of Moose Sanford Ixalge No. 1310 meets In Hal in Stone & Grove Building Second and Four!It Moutlays in Month nt 7:30, NOTICE OK ELECTION tn rump.lance with the provision! of Chanter 1978, !.*■•■ n! Florida, notice It hrrrby liven that an rlrrtion hat been or­ dered to be hrld and the tame will b* held in Fptrial Tat ftrhuol Diitrlrt No. 3, HemInnle county. Florid*, on Wrdnraday. Auxutt nth. 1918, tar the purpoa# nl delrrralnlnc who .hall lie truatret lor the neit turrredini two year*, and th# number nl mllle ol diatrirt .chord tat to be levied for earh ol the aald year*. The foilowlnt arr appointed to art a* Inapertor and rlrrh* at aald rlrrtion: I’ rerinrt No. 6: It. W, Lawton, clerk: H. L. Wheeler. 8. Mettilde, Wm. Hlonra, inapector*. Done and ordered by th# Hoard ol Publle Inatructlon lor Heminol# county, Florida, In jlrdJuly 3rd, lots. 19IS. araalon aaarmblrdJuly laeal) F. I*. FOIIHTEH, Chairn At tret: T. W t-awion. Serretary. 9I-Tur*.5te r . Iloye. Hell llrn Fl<h llrnry Nlrkrl Henry W ilt. . NOTICE n r ELECTION T J Miller In rompllanrr with thr provitlon* ol Chap­ J. It. Murphy. ter 16 78, U t t ol Flnrida, notice la hereby Sworn to end auh.rrtbrd before me tl.it liven that an rlrrtion hit been ordered to he held and the tame will be held In Special 3rd day ol Au(Uat, ISIS. Tnt Srbool Diitrlrt Nn. 6, Seminole county, 7 ■ It. r . Du HOSE. Flprtd*. on Wnlnr-day, Auxutt 1(111,1918, tor Notary Publle. My commiaaion raplrr. Ftb. IP, 11*19. the purpotr of delermminx who thall be truitre* (or Iht nett .urrrnliny two yral*. 100-Tuea-4te and the number of mill* of diitrirt tchool tnt in be levied for rarh y( the .aid yeara. In Clrrult Caorl, Net, - th Jodlilal t Irrull. The (oilomln# are appointed tn art at ioyrr-lr«->,. f e e r t - . F'<-Me In Cfanrery •prrtnr anil clerk, at .aid rlrrtion: ' Itoll.nil II l.ir.drey. Ci r-I'tlr.tnt Pr.rinrl No II. Hiker, clerk: Geori* v,. Cll.tlon peter*. W. D. Ilal'ard, E. N. Sutton. I'hocle M. I.lmi-r) To I'hoelie M l.int'ety. Kar.«#t Clly, M „ | Cone anil ordered hy the Huard ol public In.truclion I t Seminole county, Florida, In ll I- hereby order *! il »t >*>u appeal I,. i vt.e.on ae*. rnlit, d lulv 3rd, I "Me* the bill of climpl.1t' I til r*l,tn .p.lS it >,.|| <ara1< V. P- FflllH TE ll. Chaltman. in thr .lo v e rnlllltd i m r on tie 2nd il.y Atteat: ( of Septemhrr, A. I*, lb s »r.d the Sanlord T W\ tjtaton. Secretary. Herald, a rrw.paper | uhllihrd In Kar.foril, 94-Tuiw-5tc Seminole rounty. F in 'd *: It dcirnatrd a. rhe neWtpaper in whirl, (hit ■rrVr thall hr yubllthrd onrr each v ret ft r four eonpreu* Notice el Appilratlon for Tat Deed Under H-cllon h *f Cbaplrr 4888, Lawa af Ftor. live weekt. ► ' Ida. • . Witnr.a my hand and teal nf office fkit Notlr* it hereby given that Sfhell# the 3rd day of Auxutt. A. I>. 1918. Malnrt, purrhaaer of T at CerllAcal* No. leeali K. A- DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court, Ftmlnolr Co., Ha. y • 9, dated the 3rd day of July A. ft. 1916 ha*< Alrd .aid rrrtlAral* In my nAle., and 7.. Ilae#, v haa mad* application for tat dr.d lo luu* Solicitor lor Complainant. In arrordanc* with l>w. S\ld reetlflcit# IO«-Tue»-lte rmbrarr# the followinx drarrlbed Properly Nolle* of Application lor Tot Deed Under altualrd In Hrmlnol* rounty, Florida, tnHer lion 8 of Ckopter 4888. Lowa nf Plaflda wlt: .Lot 16 Sanford HHghta. The aald land N olle* la hereby given that John W. Land- bring ■aira.nl at the dale of Ih* laauanrr man, purrhaaer of Taa CerllAcal* No 164, of auch certificate In th. ngm* ol W. T. dated the 5lh day of June A. D. 1911, hat Field*. Unlraa tald 'cerllflral* thall be re­ Alrd aald rerliAear* in my nfflre and haa deemed according tu law ta i deed will made appllratlnn (nr laa dred to iaau* In Iaau# thrrrun nn th* 39th day uf Auguat D. 1918. aecnrdanre with law. Said rerllAral* rm- A, Witnraa my nfllldat denature and aeal hrirra th* followlox deacribed property (It the 30th day of July A, IE, 191* lituated in Seminola county, Florid* to-*lt; (teal) h. A. Dougina N K )i of NF.Jt of N EM Section 14, TownClrrk Circuit Court Seminul# »Mp 21 S. R. 29 Eaat. 10 acre.. County. Florida The tald land bring * m * m * at the dale of 11y V. M. Dougina IE C. Ih# laauanrr of aUch rertlAcale in th* name 9S-Tu»*.6tc of (]. E. tlalra. Unlraa aald certificate thall br infer m l arcordlnx to law tat deed will Inur thereon on thr 30th day ol Aux­ Nailer of Assllcatlon (#r Tax Deed Undrr Hrctlon 8 #f Chaplet 4818, Lawa sf Flor­ utt A. D. 1918. ida Wilnraa ray offirfal ilxnature and teat Notice li h.rrhy given that W. C. Dethit th* 29th day of July A. D. 1918. Cuuraey, purchaaer nf Taa CertlArate No. (Seal) E. A. Douilata 179, dated the 3rd day of July, A. IE I9ID, Cltrk Circuit Court Semlnof* County Florica. lly V, M. Douitaaa, I) C. taa Alrd aald rrrtlAral* in my offlr*, and baa mad* application for tax deed to U.uo in 9S-Tur*-5tc, arrordanc* with law. Said CertlArate em­ Notice of Application lor T a i Deed Undrr brace! thr following drartibril property altH.ctlan S •IC h rS ler 4SIS, Lawn af Florida uatril In Seminole rounty, Florida, lo-wltt Nolle* I* finally glvtn that Karaurl hi, All nf Hectlon 35, Tp. Itf 8. K. 33 E, 610 Srhwartt. purrhaaer « f Taa C.rtlflrats Nu acre*. The aald land being aaaeaaed at the dat* 167, dated th* 3rd day of July A. D. 1916, hat Bird •«ld r.rtlOrarr in my oOtr# and ha* of the Ipauanc# of auch certiorate In Ih* name ol Unknown. Unl.t* aald certificate .Hall he mad* application for ta i* deed to Iaau# In accordant# with law, SaldcertlAcat##mbrar«# redeemed according tu law laa dr»d will uir thrr.on on the 16th day of Auguit, lha following dnrrlted property tltuated •Ituated Jn wit: N l f i i A. D. 1018. H.mlnol* County. Florid*, to wit Wltnrae my official ilcnaturr and «*al tbit ot_NwfJ of NW l i and W f i of K 4 of SE:u W c and K H of WM of S K I( of N W M Section the ICib day nf July, A. D, 1018. (aeal) K. A. DOUGLASS. - Townablp 20 8. R. 31 Eait, 10 arm . Clrtk Clrrult Court Seminole Co.. Fla. .h# tald land being ataeaed at th# dat# of „ lly V. M. Dotiglau; D. C. lb# laauanrr of auch certiorate In th# name 94-Tura-6te of Mr*. J. A. McMillan. Unlraa aald c*rtlAral# ahall ba r#d*#m*d according to law taa deed will Iaau* thereon on th# 30th day of Auguat A. D. 1918. Wilnraa my ofnrUI algnatur* and aeal thl* th* 29th day nf July A. IE 1918. (Seall L. A. Uouglaaa Clerk Circuit Court .Seminole ( ounty Royal Neighbors or Amerlra Florida. Hy V. M. Douglau, IE C. , 9S-Tuea-6tc 4 SANFORD LODGES 4 Nolle* o f Application far T a i Deed Undrr Hectlon 8 of Chapter 4888. Lawa wf Flor14aNoltco la heraby given that M. If. Ilurkrtt purchaaer of Taa C #rtiflrils No. 308, dated lha 3rd day of July A. D. ItlB , haa Bled aald rertlArato In my nfllc#, and haa made appllratlnn for tax deed to Iaau* In accordaoco with law. Said certificate embrace, the following deacribtd property aituated In Semlnol# County, lo-w ll: B it nl E.U of NEM of B W I( (lea* ) seres In N ..W . tior.) B.c. 24 Townasl -SI 8. It. Eaat: 4 sere*. Tb* aald land being aaaeaaed at-th s data of ths laauanc# of auch eertlAcat# In tho u n i of M. K. Fletcher. Alaoi N otlr* I* hereby given that U . 11. Ilurhett purchaaer nf Tax CtrtlAral# .No, 306, dated th# aid day of Meets Secentl and Fourth Thursdays Annie Speer Clara Stcmpcr Secretary Oracle Tho Woodman Circle Tho Woodmen Circle meets Second and Fourth Wednesdays at 3:30 p. m. All members requested to attend. United Brotherhood Carpenters and Joiners o f America Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meets Flrat and Third Thursday Nighta at 7:30 in Eagle* Hal].' • A. J. Loosing, Chas. E. Roblrjson, Pres. 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SEM I-W EEKLY IN T- H E H E A R•T OF ■ T H E W O R L D ’S G R#E•A T E S T .V. E G E T A B L E *S____ EC T IO N • _________ VOLUME IX 8ANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. AUGUST 9. 1918 if for Comer Whittle. He has enUftcd in the navy and la awaiting dr^ers^ , * Lionel Monroe,' another Seminole county boy who has recently been living in Jacksonville returned and enlisted in the n iv y . MUaca Clara Millen and Essie Whittle are visiting Mrs. W . C. Bray in Scbring, Fla. J. A. Stephens, superintendent of the First Baptist Sunday school at DeLand attended our service. Sun­ day'evening, bringing Dr. Collins lover Jp his car. letter was granted Wednesday evening tb Deacon M. W. Lovell to unite- with the Baptist church at Leesburg, where he is now living. Just- thirty years ago Mr. “Lovell was received into that church and baptized. •. A ' Mrs. David Speer has returned from a pleasant stay in Jackson­ ville, where she heard V. M. C. A. Secretary - Bunynn Stephens jireach in Dr. Hobson's church. She nlso saw Mrs. Savage who expects to re­ turn .nhout Sept. 1st. Last Sunday Dr. Collins had the unique experience of granting letters of dismission to two of his DeLand members in the morning service, ’ and as nctlng pastor of the Sanford church, of receiving them into the atsessor and as raised by the board of county commissioners sitting as a board of equ a tors on the 1st day of July, A. D. 1918. There were no other complaints in reference to raise in assessments as fixed by the hoard of county commissioners sit­ ting as a board of equalizers on the ing service. They were Mrs. Jane Turner nnd Mrs. Grnco Turner Oglesby. Mr. David Speer has returned from a business trip to Georgia. Mrs. A. C. Williams and son, Rob­ ert have returned nfter n brief visit to Seville. W. C. DeCoursey has returned from his vacation spent in Brevard, N. C. with his family, who will re­ turn later. A. P. Aldridge was bnck in Sun­ day school Iasi Sunday, having re­ turned from Virginin, where he wns called by the death of his sister. It is interesting to read that Rev. Isaac Camp of Turkey,' a chnplain in General Allenby's Palestine army has been acting as military g o v ­ ernor of Bethlehem, with the ronk of lieutenant colonel.— Baptist Witness. English'and F r e n c h Take \Offensive Foch having the supreme com­ mand has launched a new offensive this time in the Amiens and Montdiddler section and with the English and French forces, they struck at dawn and without any preliminaries taking the Huns by surprise and the fierce assault gave them twenty miles the first day from the rogion of Braches to Morlancourt. The Germans taken "by surprise fled and the tanks, cavalry and In­ fantry kept them on the run. All the objectives were made by the Australians, Canadians, English and French and the allies are still advancing. Whenever tho Germans stopped to make a stand they were defeated and forced to retreat. Thousands of Germans were made prisoners anji large numbers of guns and stores wctc* captured and much territory occupied by villages was re-taken. The advance places the allies nstride the railroad lending from Vilicrs-Bretonneaux to important junction points toward I’ efonne nnd southward to Compeigne. In fact this advance being made today seriously threatens the entire German front from near the sea to Hhcitns. The menace to the chan­ nel ports will vanish the farther the Germans are beaten backward nnd will affect the armies of the German Crown Prince between the Aine and the Vesle rivers. ■(ire ju it when the committee would be able to report out the bill.. See* rctary Baker la expected to return Saturday and the committee de•Irea to hear from him before taking any action. A number of other wit­ nesses probably will be called in adaltion to representative! of the navy department. _ * The prohibition controversy may hold up considcratlort of the draft bill. Under the unanimous content agreement, propqqpd war-time pro­ hibition is J o be taken up when the senate reconvenes' with a final vote on Aug. 26. * . _ _ This can only be apt nalt!* by uhanlmous_cpn^ent and Sen. Shep­ pard of Texas, prohibition leader in the senate, expressed the opinion today -that a unanimous ^consent GUARDS E N C A M P M E N T Daytona Tlmo Daytona, Fla., Aug. b.— I he ten­ tative program for the State Home Guard Celebration nnd Encampment to be held In this city under the auspices of the Volusia County Guardn on Sunday nnd Monday Board E ver o f Trade to M e e t Tuesday Night employer of labor la re­ quested to be at the Court House next Tuesday night, Aug. 18, at 8 o'clock, and hear the report o f the Labor Committee appointed b y the Board of Trade to go into this vital question and other means of opera­ tion this year.- This com mittee, composed of seven representative growers and business men have their repor- ready-end — heir plan w ill be offered to the growers and employers as a whole on-next Tuesday night. A t the meeting of the Board of Trade held a few nights ago, it was thought beat to adopt this meams in thought best to adopt this means In order to work out a solution and in this case, it is proposed to enforco any agreements that may be gone into nnd those of you who are in­ terested in this matter should make it your business to attend, this monthly meeting of tho Board of Trade which has been nrranged es­ pecially to take care of the one featuro—labor. During the meeting n short ses­ sion will be held for the purpose of receiving nnd passing on any sug­ gestions that may come up from anyone who is an employer and in attending this meeting, if you havo a good offering to make, kindly be prepared to state it, so that the working plan can be definitely set­ tled that night. Every Indication points to a arge attendance and arrangemflhta are being made to seat what ia believed will be the largest attendance ever had at a Board of Trade meeting. The meeting will bo called to or- New Draft Regulations Washington, Aug. 8. — In urging 1 enactment of the administration's 1 ill be ready for pubman-power bill extending draft ages i a few days. to from 18 to 45 years of ago, Gep. March .told the senate military com­ t o erometur ■* » * ° mittee today the war department plana an army of 5,000,000, tin he More Soldlera raised as soon as possible. List of colored registrants that While realizing the importance of wifi he entrained under call No. the measure, Gen. March said he tax assessor be anu ne Is nrreuy in I12G for Camp Joseph E. Johnston, did not believe it was necessary to strutted to asses* the ptpperty at beginning August 22:. recall congress before tj»* present the valuation fixed by himself u* Oliver General recess plan expires on Aug. 24, pro­ tax assessor, fxcept in- such rases as Joe Lovett • v id in g the bill could be reported at the valuations were changed by the Iaaac Grant 9 that time. t hoard of county commissioners sitWired Young • Days of Usefulness—In these . tihg os a board of equalizers'and in I About July no. Gen. M4rch said. t Joshua Sciplo the latter case covering nil such ' the Untied States rrnrhed c derision Charleston Hunter Major John L. Doggett ol me uuvaluatibns as were fixed by the |to enlarge its miliwiry program, to Eugene William Jones vnl County Guards, stated that the board, the tax assessor must use carry out the policies agreed upon Samuel Rice »Uch valuations In place of the valu­ at the recent inter-allied conference entire bnttnlion of I he Duval Coun­ David Lawrenre Stephens ty Guards would probably attend, at Paris, to speed up prosecution of ations fixed by him. Fred Harris ' • including n band and a sanitary com­ the war and bring it to an enrly runWilliam Jones The tax books being ready to b« pany, making the trip to Dnytopa j elusion. ' Stylie Collins * returned to the tax assessor for the and return in automobiles, arriving The chief of staff entered into a . Edward Lcis Matthews purpose of extending the taxes there here on Sunday afternoon. ' general discussion of the entire subon as provided by law the board of Tho following white registrant will Captain F. E. Wayncr of Co. A, i Ject en3The ndcrssity for amending county commissioners took up the ho entrained under call No. 1132 for Putnam County Guorda in a aformal [the present law. Camp Jackaon, S. C., beginning matter of making an estimate ° l ^ ie acceptance to the Invitation t6 take . Much of his statement given to necessary expenses for the fiscal Sandy Anderson Will Remain part, said: “ Our company has only year, from October 1st, A. D. 1918 In Qic article about the force of the committee behind closed doors had 90 days drilling, but the boya to the 30th of September A. D. 1919, F. F. Dutton Co. going north for the was supplementary to that of ‘Prov­ lave worked hard and are very en­ ost Marshal General Crowder yes­ and having considered tho receipts thusiastic over the prospect of meet­ the church activities in the urnce summer months until the season terday. . estimated by the clerk and tho valu­ Baptist church, where he hss made opened here again we failed to men­ ing other companies." Questioned by senators regarding ation of the property of thd county tion the fact that Sandy Anderson many friends. Major Jot. E. Waugh of the ti shown by tho assessment roils Qte apparent change of front of the M rs. C. C. Samford left WedncsAlachua County Guards stated that war department in ita war program) prepared by the tax assessor and nesday for her home In Georgia. Another Herald Boy Goe« they were very gracious for the invinumeral March told of the governhaving given full consideration tc Mr. Samford will remain here a few tatlon to take part In the cele.bration :T h o IIle r a liT office Ila-loajn g the Gent'a decision In accord with the the needs and ncccsidtics of the days to close up some business mat­ and e'ncarnppnc’n t-and-that- the-four boys aa fast or faster than any other, Paris conference. __~ ~ — county nnd tho requirements for tho . ......................L ’ ■ For the new program, Secretary companies of Alachua couqty would natltutlon In the city. We loee*tnF different purposes to meet the ex­ ters. * „ — "On" Wednesday' Mrs. S. G. Ken­ l Baker and other officials concluded bo represented by at least s squad oiheE__one this week in L e - C la lr penses touring 'the,, said fiscal year nedy and children, Sidney nnd Helen I that there muat be an. extension .of and _i!lhat-thay—would-eome—in- the Irwin who will be one of Uncle have determined and do hereby de­ departed for their new home In s p irit'o f the occasion."- - ' Sam's sailor boys, going to K e y Qte draft age. • clare the following to bo the cxLakclanfl,* WhCrff M r .- KennedSr has The. Pasco Guards will be repre­ -pcrtirs- antT I l f and "citfa^ . Keep 18 to 20 Home to Last . been for-several weeks, having been -’ ordinary expenses contemplated for * W hile about 3,000,060 merv art sented by approximately 32 men> promoted to the position of general according to Mayor O. L. Dyaton of the fiscal year next ensuing and for foreman of tho A. C. E. shops at Dado C ity. which the revenue for the year 1918 state, the game to be played at that place. We deeply reject losing Miami, the Magic City, ia con­ Daytona during .the encampment. from ad vnlorcm taxation and the them from our congregation; they estimated receipts from other order not to dlsLprb the present templating sending a platoon of four The U. S. Coast Guard team w ill ire active workers and we ahull sources will be available. draft system and to avoid cal ing squads, guides and officer, aa well aa accept, the challenge. greatly mi*a them. Wc must, how­ men who had been given exemption- their bkttaiion band,.according to an (Coutinued on Page 4) _ According to th« plans,. all visit­ ever, congratulate Mr. Kennedy on extension of the draft aq?* is neces­ interesting jotter from M ajor James ing Guards are expected to bring hU deaerved promotion,. and con­ T . Sanders,; They will make the their shelter tenta and a blanket. If the fixtures .not only with the Dut­ sary. .. gratulate Lakeland on the acquisi­ Chimes From the Temple ton Company but in Sanford. The trip in automobiles. ' From Gen. March's testimony and they havo them, and also .mesa kit, *./ H. M. Jcrnigan hss gone to Ten­ tion of this excellent family. entire Dutton foffce will return to other information .received, the com* Accordin g'to the Plant C ity Cou* including a tin plate, knife end fork, Rev. W. H. Wrighton of Canada, nessee on his vacation. Sanford In tho fall to again take up Her, Company C Hillsborough spoon and cup, and the Volusia Arthur Gatchel ia home on fur­ who supplied .our%pulpit one Sunday the buaintks of buying and selling mittee baa gained thx impreasibri County Guards of that city haa County Guards will take care of tho that while ell men between the ages lough from Camp Travis, San An­ lkst winter ia now pastor of the fruits and vegetables and during the of 18 and 45 would bo adbject to started the elimination process to ac- rest.' Quartermaster Sergeant* H. tonio, Texas. . vacation period if anyono wants ip- military duty, under the new law it cure a piatoon of the beat drillec Mrs". G. C. fllll and two children formation regarding planting or ship­ la proposed .those between 18 and 20 men in the company to send to the are visiting in Tampa. Mr. Hill ex­ ping Sandy Anderson will be at the lycars. of age .ajial) be kept in this encampment. • pects to g o ; down this week and office to tell you all you want tp i country until the last. .' . Through a personal representa­ accompany them home. know. _______ • | Upon the suggestion of Sen. Wads­ tive, Capt. Leroy Gllca of Orange We were rejoiced to have Dr. J. worth that the draft system be ex­ County haa notified the Halifax * Card o f Thanks N. Tolar back In Sunday school last tended, to the navy Ben. Chamber­ Home .Guards that hla company will We 'desire to thank o u r’ many Sunday, and to aee that he haa en­ lain announced that either Secretary be well represented, their* company friends for - the kindness extended tirely recovered from hla illness. during the illness and death-of hus­ Daniels or Admits! Benson would be Miss Adele 'Rines U now the band and father. Also for the beau­ ssked to appear tomorrow before the teacher of the First Grade Girls in tiful floral offerings.................. • committee to dlsci^s the advisabil­ the Junior* Department* a fine class ity ’S* the propppsL r • * . * Mrs. A. C.* Mathews of girls with an excellent teacher. Sen. Chamberlain said he was not * ■ Mrs. E. McLucas, The leteet sU r in our service flag)Agency �cw m cd Bccprdlnt to k w .. win Issue thereon on th eV h September, A. D. i fllJ 9th J E ! & S 4 « ' W *i«!si! X 5 .m M n" ’ J - Admission C u t, Slashed .and Reduced to Total 5 and 10c for the M atinee add Beginning Today we will run a Special Ladies and Childrens Performance at 3:15 each-and. every-day.-:-The Evening Prices will Continue 10 and 15c * “ .". By V. M. D 100-Tu ra«5tc----ular public entertainer on /the boards, her popularity having been undeniably established a few years back when she won the Morning Telegraph’/ famous popularity con­ ic his-contest/finally''narrowed dpwn to two, favorites, ffya Ten . guay at the Colonial and Vesta Viet ^ j y jit The- PIa ta, 'a n d *H r oad way W ED N ESD A Y CLASSIFIED JHltft—UP- loyally.— With- the- result tha.t Eva Tanquay was-adjudged the favorite and given the diamond medal Another medal of which aho 4i very proud waa won in a sort of endurance contest. Miss Tanguay kept' up a continual performance for an hour and fo rty minutes, during which—-time she ssng • twenty six songs. THURSDAY Eva Tanguay in Also the United States and Allies Official War News. Matinee 5 & 10c ALSO The Last. Chapter F R I D A Y J. (Jack) Warren Kerrigan in of the “The Turn of the Card" Ateo a Good Comedy Matinee Prices 5 Mrs. Slacker was Taken at Dayton and DeLeon Springs. Come out and see the Old Familiar Scenes. Admission to the Matinee 5 and 10c & 10c : will make yojr ^blood boil. — Zeppelin Blown Up In Inrc Drama Into the mythical land of strife, where home, fam ily and humanity are forgotten, "T h e Zeppelin's Last R aid," Thomas 11. Ince's newest and greatest spectacle will be at t he Stnr Wednesday. Here, where this remarkable cine­ ma spectacle silently portrayed the uprising of an enslaved people ngainst imperialistic rule, the horrors o f kniscrism as obtains today in Ger­ many were made the object lesson of one of the most pretentious pictorial pngennts ever seen in this city. For the last three year* or more Ince’s artistic photoplays have been gnining in favor among, people who like intelligent, consistent motion picture production. "T h e Zeppe­ lin's Last R aid " is offered by Mr. Ince as the crowning effort of his cinema accomplishment. Coming nt at a time when the world is ‘scarred A F IG H T FO R M IL L IO N S ' Watch Ecr ... Saturdays Announcement • Matinee Prices 5 and 10c by tho- horrors of war, it unfolds a Btory.of mighty int rest. In it the first great war spectacle, with a real heart gripping story, one that docs not depend entirely upon battle scenes for its magnetism. There are all the thrills of all the moving pictures of yesterduy and today and tomprrow, it may be— rolled into one, magnified nnd em­ phasized. Begin H ere— William Duncan Again.Defies Death-* The Movie Kink of the .Star The­ atre announces that he has hooked Vitngraph’s ne.west and greatest se­ rial. ” A Fight for Millions,” and will chow ihe first episode next Tuesday. Thereafter he will run one episode per week1for 16.weeks. The First Chapter of the Most Sensational V / U lU llIg 1 U e f c U d y Serial Ever Produced with William Dun­ can and Edith Johnson Entitled “ A Fight For Millions’*. Matinee 5 & 10c AMUSEMENT Probably the best known of her aongs is " I D on’t Care,” which she has sung from one^alde o f the coun­ try to the other, and. her performonce of ” ,Salome” broke all New York audience records when it ran for a continuous eight weeks at the Broadway playhouses. Aside from her vivid personality, aho is, prist mistreat in the art of costuming her acts, and tho daringly beautiful cre­ ations which she wears have become n part of her fam e.-.-A number of them will be shown in a striking revue as a prelude to "T h e Wild To SA T U R D A Y William Dunca the strong mnn of the screen nnd the dashing hero of ’ ’ The Fighting Trail" and "V en ­ geance’ and tho Womnii," will again be seen as the hero, with Edith Johnson as the heroine, und Joe Ryan,' the "Shoestring" of "T h e Fighting Trail,” ns the lending "h e a v y ." .* A ll Local AdverUaem GLADYS H ULETTE, (Pathfc) “ "Mrs.'Slacker” at the Star Tonight mgmgpwcruais At the Star Thcatro Thursday Never Qlve Up. No mnttor how old you are you should never give up trying to belter your best The spirit to give up Is by far n greater foe than years. When you thl ik right .and aim to-materlollzo your thoughts It’s wonderful what you' can do. So root out the craven Ideas o f life nnd keep your eyes turned westwurd. Forget your years nnd tackle the young man's task. What you lack In freshness you will make up In good Judgment.* What you need Is tho attempt. Only when you make fhe effort will you really leurn whr ‘s In you.— Pennsylvania Grit. . . . Optimistic Thought . Remembrance la tho only paradise out o f which wo cannot be driven. "THROW ING IN THE DEATH 8 WITGHI'*— U.. 8. EXHIBITORS' BOOKING CORP. "T H E ZEPPELIN'S LAST R A ID " AT T H E STAR THEATRE WEDNESDAY The Zeppelin's Last Raid” at tbe '* .. ’ Star Wednesday ana waring . _ * n *dvertl»«nient where no ntfme U mentioned In the id , pleaae do not aak The Herald for Information as to identity or (he advertiser. 'Usually we do not know who the advertiser U and if we do we are not allowed to glee out this Information. Simply write a letter and address it u per 1„. For Sale— One 2-horse one field kprayer good as i R. Brisson. . FOR SALE—Stc About Dyea. _ I n ISffl, an Englishman b y thtninnie b f Llghtfoot produced aniline black; and In 1873, the first sulphur dye was discovered by Croissant and Brittonplcro o f France. In connection with tho development of dyestuffs It should he recorded that to u-Fronch chemist Is due the modern method of tho prel>nration of the excellent bright yellow dyo for nnlmnl fibers.' Another qual­ ity which this dye ;>osscsseH, Is thnt It mny bo used for the detection of hemp, flax and cotton In woolen good*. Inas­ much ns It does not color vegetable fibers. Any mnchlnc, neglected nnd left standing Idle, soon gathers rust As the rust accumulates It exercises a corrosive nctlon. It eats Into part after part-of the machine, which presently.ls good for nothing. Unci It been regularly used that -piece o f machin­ ery would lmve Initori much longer. Idleness has been Its destruction. So Is It .with the human machine.— Ex­ previous,efforts. Right in the early change. • parL of the story he begins a enreer of peri.ous adventure by plunging Phonograph‘ In India. ' into a mountain torrent after being Tho universality of tho phnnogmph shot from n horse as it gallops acrors Is much In evidence In Indln, especial­ ly In tho centera o f population. Talk­ a t w inging .bridge hundreds of font in ing machines are very largely us. d In tho air. This is described by Man­ Mmlras among those who hnvo mean* ager 'Hcrr.fiop r.s one of the most to buy, beyond tho bnre necosjuirlev, certain comforts or luxuries which terrifying sluuta he .has o?cr seen cost only n moderate amount*_________ jjerform cd .cn the screen.. In . the same t-pUodc a man is shown ablaze New Detachable Handle. In the belief thnt n thief will ho from head to foot otter the heroine finflir nnTgW dTam p"at” film Subse­ tPIjrTHToTjrib steal hand baggage thnt has no hnudle upon It, on Invent, r quently he forces here to leap from has patented n detachable linndlo'for * • the tpp of a mountain, using an im­ suit enses.provised parachute. aSsg Fr « & r UonMh,i““» Africa’s Big Population. Nearly obe-fourth o f the earth’s land surface Is comprised within the contt* nent of Africa, nnd it is as far around the coast o f Africa ns It In around the world. Every eighth person o f the world’s population. Urea In the Dark Continent. The blacks double their number every 40 years and the whites CTery 80 years. There are 848 lan­ guages and dialects spoken among tho blacks o f Africa, but only a few o f them written. One arcs. In Africa un­ occupied by missionaries Is three times tho site o f Ohio. Throughout Africa there Is one missionary for every. 133,­ 000 souls. As in the other Vitagrnph serials, there is plenty of action in "A Fight for Millions" and a gerat deal of wonderful riding by Vitagraph'a famous cowboys. Tho story was "T h e Wild Girl," which wan writ­ written by Albert E. Smith, presi­ ten especially for Miss T a n g u y by dent of the Vitagrnph company^nnd George Rosener gives her exceptional opportunities nnd she In supported by un unusually able cast. Stuart Honorary Army Promotion. Holmes ploys the part.df-Voshc, the nrevet Is n French word, mennlng villninous gypsy who tries to trap commission or warrant.. In military usage It gives an officer higher nomInnl rank thnn the one for which he receives pay. It Is un honornry pro­ motion. The first time it wus used In the United Stutes army was In 1812 when Cnpt. Zachary Taylor, who aft­ erward beentoe president, wns made maj or by brevet fur HI!l1)fiTve'd??ense o f Fort Harrison ngnlnst the Indlaus, nenr Terre Haute. EVA T A N G U A Y T H E W IL D G I R L ' («»1 > E .A > DOUGLAS. Clerk Circuit Court, S two horse. New terprli*, Fla/r r ' For Sale— Thrifty strawberry plants. Improved Klondike and Mis. sonery. $2.00 per 1000. F.O. II. Long, New Eras, and Drnl>hams ut per bushel F. O. B. Seville. FI* stork guarntced sound, only a limit ed (|uantity{to offcr.fcprevnit & Co Seville, Fin. 99-t6tc. Grapes for sale. Mrs. M. F. Barnes Sanford Avc. 96 —ton For Sale— 45[r burner PerfenioB oil cook stovc.J Complete bedroom suit, and dinning-room suit. Call or address 813 Magnolia Ave. 98-3tr. Have A Lqok at the Derby pro­ perty, 610 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, Fla., and make on offer for it to A. Derby, 97 Washington Avenue, Oil City, Pa. 96-15 tp For Sale— Fresh milch cow. R. L Garrison, Sanford. 93-tf FO R R ENT . For Ren*. — Ten' acre farm r.rar Moore's S ia lit n .. Five acres tiled. Good larp hou •* rr.d barn. Cash rent. S«c W. M. Hcyner. at Herald Office. .• . 100-tf , Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or M onth— Park avenue Flat, 105 North Pork avenue, over L. It. Phil­ ips & Co. drug storo Mrs. C. C. Hart, manager. 30-tf W ANTED Wanted— A second hand roll top desk and chair. , Cheap for cash. Crown Paper Co. 95-tf Wanted— Good milk cow. No rc ply w a n tfd .fi fo w is_ not first claw T . I. Hawkins, Sanford. lOO-ttp Wanted— A Ford car. Will pay cash for late model Ford if worth the price. Address L. II. Farm, Orlando, Fla. Box 684. Phone 861. i . 100-2tp Good inside Carpenter. Steady work th e’ vtar rotirtth - In. replying.-give. a-, perionce and salary expected. Seldcn Door Co., Palatka, Fla. 97 if * ' L 0 sl— L'hafn anil locKeL- “SolHI (fold link' chain add square locket witn ISfier ” H " and chip diamonds. Finder 'w ill receive Toward at Herald . Office. 98-4tp ' Middle aged man with family. Just past draft age, good habits, wants to meet p a rty or firm desiring the services of . one who'fa hble to adjust lilmseff to most any line of mercantile business, having held positions of reapohaibiiity and trust for tho past 26 years. Address O. II., care Herald. 100-3te Notice, of. Application for Tax Deed Under Section 6 o f Chapter 4888, Laws o f Florida Notice U hereby given that Pat­ rick H. Brown, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 409, dated the ifrd day of July, A % D. 1916, has filed D E P A R T M E N T o r T U B ,N 7,fRI£ * • U. 8. Land Offlee at a«lB#»»IU». m , said certificate in my office, and has July IS. ISJ»Notice U hereby liven thel Ho^ert Nljej made application- for tax deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the' following H ’w s v fo & a described _ tuated in SemInolo county, FloTiJa, to-wit: S j f proof to eeuUUh « l» l* »• tk# l « 4 drectified, before elerk rtreult court. ■it »•» of SEJX of NWJ-f Sec. 32 Township ford. Me., on the «lrd day el (Mileient m nn sa wttaejM*: 21 8, Range 33 East. 20 acres. Will CoJIler oI Qeaava. Fla. The said land being aascSsetl at the lle ite r Reerea at Oeaera, fU . Bnrteee of Geneva, Fla. date of the issuance of such' ‘certi­ >»■ Nolle Charlie 8u«art « f via ficate in the name1 bf R. Warnell. Unless raid certificate shall be rts �V' > /? /* * * > AUGUST t , ; (Special Information Service, United States Department o f Agricultural . .“ A” GOOD HOUSE FOR THE WAR LITTERS You Can Movo tho A-Shsped Htuso on Ua Runners From Field to Field or From a Dirty Place to « Clean Location. C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH OF IN TE R E S TIN G ITE M S FRO M COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS O F SEM INO LE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR T H E HERALD . EAST SANFO RD Dock Hasty has recently been at Peach Tree and other .points in North Carolina on n business trip. Mrs. Joe Cameron, accompanied her son Ed -and Forrest Gatchel to Key West last week, Mrs. Cameron expects to remain a month. Mr. and Mr*. E. T. (iuntir, who have* heel) tenants of- one of Mr. Joe Cameron's farms ' for some time moved to Brunswick, Gu.. this week. Mr. GunU-r will have a position in the shipyards. His father precccrd him there a short time ago. Mr. and Mrs. C. IJ. T yler and a party of friends fromPnola drove to WiAdermorc on Sunday nnd were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bona. •Horace Chorpening is expected here Sunday for a short furlough. Horace is in the coast artillery and stationed at Camp Eustis, Newport News, Vn. Norman Swanson has returned from Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. Swan­ son will remain for an indefinite time, being in very poor health from stomach trouble. * Mr. and Airs. W. II. Warren have announced the marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Tina Warren McCnskill to Mr. Beaty in Jackson­ ville early Inst week. G K A P K V IL L E AND UP8ALA Fine rains we are hlesBcd, with now. Reuben Tyner of Tampa is visit­ ing nt the home of his uncle. Leroy Hndgins returned home Saturday from his northern trip. M r. II. G. Lundquisl took his fam ily for a drive to Monroe Sun­ day. Jesse. Lee and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson Sunday in DeLnnd. • Niels Swanson is again one of the A. C. L. men, having accepted a position in the shops. Jesse I,ee and Elmer I.undquist have both purchased a dairy row Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. David, Mr. for the use of their families. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee and Mis,n nnd Mrs. J. F. McClelland and their young people, Mrs. Susie M argaret Ericson were callers re­ Squires nnd non, Herbert mnde n cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. jolly party at Lake Harney camping Geo. Ballinger, remembering her several days. with some plums. Serious L ittle Boys And whose nerVes and Muscle’ must be nurtured T H E Y L IK E M E . And I like T H E M Because where I was bom The sun kissed me full of strength And goodness and richness So let your little boy .have me Bottle 'after bottle A ll HE wants I am good for him And I only cost 5c the* bottle -Less-by the case I AM ORANGE CRUSH Bottled most carefully by Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company SA N FO R D F L O R ID A ’ T h «r* will be preaching next Sunday morning .end evening at the Lutheran church.* Theodore Bergqutat and little ala* ter returned home Wednesday to their home at Fort M eade.' E lb erta ' Thompson was a visitor Navy .. Friday at the home of Mrs. Ballin­ Karl Schulte, Sherman Houth, ger and of Mrs. Jack Vaughn. Collier Brown, O liver' Murrell, Ned A little daughter came to bless Chittenden, R oy Chittenden, Ralph the home of Mr. and ’ Mrs. Elmer Roumillat, Allan Jbnes, Morris'Spen­ Lundqulst Monday, the 29th.* cer, Hugh While, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Mrs.. Magnuaon and Mrs. BertelLawton, James Purvis, .Wlllinm son wero callers at the home of Mfk. Hartley, Wallace Lipford, W. C. Ballinger Thursday and the latter Tem ple.. . called on Mrs. Bengston. Forrest Gatchel, Ed. Cameron,’ Aa your correspondent' la -81111 an Lyman 'Baker, E. S. W ard, Robert Invalid wo shall bo thankful for pny Deane, TennV Deane,’* F. F. .Roper, news items handed In or dropped Douglass C .wGriffin, W. M i Chan­ in our box that will add to our cellor, Theo. Stiles, A lto n . E. FarItemsr ‘ noll, Harry B. LewU, Jr. T . 0 . Tyner took a trip to Tampa , Army for his wife's mother, Mrs. Beng­ John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, ston, who returned with him and will stay with the family, while be Leslie Hill, Seth WoodruZ, Stanley and hir wife and younger children Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ visit in Georgia. * ' derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ L A K E M A R Y IT E M S burn,. .Albert Fry, James EaUldge, C. A. Jones, the A. C. L. pump George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. driver and repairer made a business A. Pattiyhaji, Meade Fox, Ingram trip here Tuesday, G uerrvf Henry Byrd, Osborne W il­ Rev. G. V. Albertaon of DeLand liams, W *d l Lovell, Martin Temple, was a visitor here Tuesday and re­ RobertX R lbinson, Arthur Dlckins, A.' Stafford, Andrew ports that Mra, Albertson is con­ John Aulin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred M. fined to her bed nil the 'tim e and Beck, Ilerbert Fuller, Joe Lewis. that there are no hope* for her, a cancer being the chief of her Arthur Lewis, M elville C. Tyler, J. troubles’. F. Coates, Ernest Gormlcy, Walter H. D. Braddock and fam ily of Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam DeLand spent a few days hOre last Pevehousc, Harry Carlson, C. E. week the guests o f his sister, Mrs. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Hnrrold Long James Weaver, Norman nakcr, Er­ H. D. Durant.. Mrs. W . V. Evans returned home nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M Inst week having spent a very pleat- Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford/ ant summer id the north visiting Lcwtlo Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T ' her son: Frank in Boston nnd other O. Gillls, Willie 0 . Goolsby, Harrold relatives in Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert and Mr. and Mrs. T . A. Morris of Merriwcnther, Robert Routh, Staf­ ford LcFiis, Grover I-eFils, Paul Covington, Ky. Dooley, E. L. M ott, Frank Camp­ bell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ Infertile Ego* for Market burn, Oscar Dullose, Edwin L. Dinkle, Hurley A. .Moines. Tho loss In the United States from Sam J. Pickens, H.-jrry H. New­ Improper methods o f producing nnd man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. handling eggs amounts to millions o f dollars n yenr. Probably one-third of King, Charles Pries ter, Robt. O. this loss Is duo to the partial hatching We eke. Wo If red Piurson, Van dor of fertile eggs which have been nl- Ferritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. lowed to bccumo warm enough to In- Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan M it­ culmto. This minimi loss o f good fond chell, Drnwdy Matt hers, Lewis Col­ can ho prevented by 'separating tho lins, John A. Winder, John R. Long, hens from the innlo birds after tho William B. Lynch, James II. Lee, J. hatching season Is over. Tho male C. Hutchinson, C. T . Smith, Roy bird serves no useful purpose In the Mason, Dr. T . A. Neal, George flock during summer, fall nnd winter and Bhould bo cooked, sold or confined Hyman, John E. linwkinn, Fred nlImmediately after tho hatching season lard, Carl Robert Willie, Joe Zapf, I h over. Ralph Geiger, Harry Geigc/, Fred Ballard, Robeyt Hill. Teach How to Preserve Egg*. Eddie Potter, Raymond M cDon­ To tench city people how to pre- ald, Carl McDonald, Clnrencc Tem­ servo eggs with water gloss, extension ple, Joe Guerry, -William Shepard, workers o f tho poultry division o f the United States department of ngricul* Victor M . Greene, First Lieut. Geo. turo are holding demonstrations In G. Herring, Second Lieut. Ralph largo department stores In a number Wight, Clarence .M ahoney, Homer o f cities. Demonstrations have been Wynne, W aller Mason, John Peiold, held In Washington, Chicago and New Paul Pezold, Edmond. Stowe, Frank Orleans, nnd tho plan Is to extend.the Loasing, Arthur Lrissing, Berkeley work to other largo cities. Similar I) lark mn n, Worthington Blackman, demonstrations have been hold In ru­ Wallace Lee, Henry Lee, Alvin Konral schools nnd nt meetings attended dnll, Brittain Johnson, Josoph Wynn, by farmer*. C. S. Lee, 'T a le Chapman, R,* A. Cobh, J. J. DfiggerS, A. I. Ross, Record for Hauling Eggs. Tom Meredith, Willinm Coiilhourn, Tho first commercial truck load o f Fred Wight. eggs from Vineland nnd Millville. N. Reginald Holly, Virgil Leo Smith, J., Into New York city— about 1-tO miles—arrived recently with not one Carl Malm, Hume Kumph, Carl egg broken. Delivery from Uio ship­ Bruton, If. A. Chorpenlng, Harry per to the wholesaler was mnde In Iff Phillips, Louis II. Lenarta, Enoch hours, which Is faster time tlmn Hint M. Austin. Edward C. Austin, Isunc mnde by express shipments, nnd es­ M. Dyess, W ill Erickson, C. S. Hick­ tablishes n record for motor huul o f son, T. F. Singletary, J. O. Huff, Ed­ eggs, according to the burt-fiu of mar­ kets of the United Slates deportment ward Houth, J. It. Stroud, E. II. o f agriculture which arranged for the Webb, Edwin ltaulerson, Ralph demonstration. T h e' five-ton track King, C. A. Clark, Marcus Leinhnrt, curried 150 crates of eggs weighing M rDomald Carraway, Geo, A. De‘nearly four tons, the fest o f tho load Coltes, Horry Cobh, Raymond L. being made up o f crated glass. It Allen, Aubrey M. Haight, Charles left Vineland nt about 11 n. m., nnd II. Munn, Gordon Raker. arrived In the wholesale district o f New York city at two o'clock the Our Hoys Keep Their Pledge next morning. Our hoys who have enlisted in the service, thereby pledging to Uncle Sam nnd to those of us who remian at home that they will give their very all, if need he, Tor tlje causp of Freedom, are dally keeping their pledge, nnd. thl brings us to remind tho pooplo of Scminolo who made a pledge In the . recent War Savings Drive that they nrc expected to keep the. plodgo they have made to tho hoys by showing the government, that they will buy and pay for ev­ ery stamp they ngrood to buy dur ing the year 1918. Poultry Whcatlecs Ration*. When llcss rations for commercial or coop firstling p f young chicken* for market offer* to commercial feeilcrs singularly efficient nnd economical ra­ tion* for rapid gain* In weight. In tests conducted by specialist* of the United State* department o f agricul­ ture, n report o f which ha* been pub­ lished In n professional paper, Bulletin 0117, n ration composed o f cormuenl and fresh buttermilk, fed -nguln and again throughout tho whole feeding season, produced In 1-1 days’ coop feeding an nverago guln o f n poundfor every 888 pounds o f wet feed con­ ARE YOU K E E P IN G YO UR sumed. Still better results were o!>tnlncd with distillers' grain*. In the P L E D G E ? test* tho highest nnd i1u-ap<Vst gains were mode by birds having an Initial —t. Bird and Insect Worker*. welght.of two-pounds orI$ 8i/------ 1 * The nrt* o f wonvlng and rope and net mnklng are practiced .by some of Somo of tho heavy breeds o f fowls tho lower forms o f life, notably among nro very hard to break o f sitting when cpterpljlnrs nnd spider*. Tho weav­ they once get “ Ih tho notion,” and ex­ er birds o f Afrlrn nnd Indin. which are treme measure* are often practiced a species o f finch, construct wonder­ upon tho poor erring one*. ful nesta out o f leave* by sewing them together. Survey o f Food.Stocks. An Inventory o f coinmcrclnl stock* o f grain, Hour, meal and other food products is being tnken each month by tho bureau o f mnfkets, United. State* department o f agriculture,, and tho re; sqltn.published In a new monthly pub­ lication called Food Surveys, two number* o f which have already been Issued. These monthly nirvoy* began Arril 1, io ia . \ . Ship Built of Mahogany. There Is a vessel built o f mahogany. Ile r nnmo I* Mntchless nnd she i* now used by the coopt and geodetic *urvcy. She wna built by pirate* near K ey West In 1859, of mahogany stolen from a stranded merchant vessel. It I* said sho wa* .the last vessel to bring slave* from the West Indlctf to tho United States. , . •- ~ Bnnapay Described In Blbta. In the New Testament there appears to be n very clear description o f epilep­ sy In the enso of n child cured by the Savior (8 L Matthew, chapter IT, l-f-8). Hero the text pays that the child "oftUmea fnllcth Into the- Are and oft Into thn wntcr." /Tho Blbl# in 8tr«n0« ■"0« Ton{p|t. The British «rtrt j y *J cletjr hag transited u,c BlM' "°w rt* o f foreign tongue* , You couht rend n nrltlnhnn,l tllslrcts. 1 “ n,l forr|m Dlble In n different tongue — CTffy |J-for sixteen nnd n half befo,, exhausting the list.- London stalL Lum ber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Santord,-Fla SPECIALS Farmers S E E D B E D W IR E G A L V . S P R IN K L E R S C L O T H E S P IN S A N D CO TTO N SCALES Fernald Hardware Company Sacks F o r C a s to r Beans New or Second Hand Bags - W H ITE FOR PRICES Southern States Bag Co. JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily S Elder Springe Water Has a Guaranteed Purity | g; of 99.98 Per Cent. E | T. 0. Charles Distributor § 1 . . ____ ' P H O N E 338 x iiiin iiiiiiK in iiiiiiiiix iiiiiiiiiin ^ iiiiiiu iiiix iiiiiiin iiix in iiM E. W. • D IC K SO N 314 .W. 1st ST. SA N FO R D , FLA . PHONE 67 AUTO TIR E S AN D TUBES REPAIRED Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires S T A R T IN G B ATTERIES WORK GUARANTEED FREE A IR SERVICE J O H N B. STETSON.UNIVERSITY L IN C O L N HALLEY,* Pb. D m U U . D., LL. 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Where there Is any tendency toward wakefulness Immediate care should be taken to check nny contributing cause. The mind should he relaxed, all trou­ blesome.thoughts banished, and when our last conscious memory la o f pleas­ ant things wa have aided tho subcon­ scious mind In Ita effort to get In tune with the Infinite harmony oK llfe. O jf* • TH E DOTS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. * .1 M A IWps-i. By Clifford Loon'Sherman. Dear Folka:—You see, don't you, If I hnd .been brought up on a farm or Heard the Qerman Quard Coming. S ranch, 1 would bate known more about handling nluloa. Hut, believe me. these army mulca are bard to handle. I tried my beet to pull one down tbo live wire? exactly like the one which PPX plank, but there wus nothing doing. Then I did a fool Uitng, and went bad nenrly been the death of me! ground behind to push nml the beggar sniped ine In the leg with his heels. a /TILmV a *, / id y / I bad very little time to conjecture 12 One of tbo Rod Cross boys gave me first aid. nnd then, na our ambulances what- It all meant, for Just then I (DO .v X S a y Were not yet off o f tbo ahlp, they aent me to the hospital In a ...... SAMMY. GOOD TO THE LAST DROP heard a guard cmulpg. He was walk­ MMs To comploto tbo picture, draw a line from dot 1 to dot 2, then from ilol 2 ing so fast that I was sure It was a Athe - c * ~ to dot 8, and ho on. Dutch sentry, ns tbo Huns wnlk much ir*. IS. (CeprrlgM, HIT, by The Dell Rymllrale. Ine.) 6 ° slower. tmn I was so bewildered, however, that •*< f r o m [ I decide*! to fake no chnnres, nnd ns the r*iml was fairly good I wnndered S ,h «iu u M i •>*•!«**. e str rt it mtuum*. *>». *»,• f*** i •*iwix.ua. i n 4* down It and away from that mysteri­ » »TH I wMliy m M*«U » e* i*n>J *»«•••• * -*» M** M l ous fenrn. About half n rnllo down I Lieutenant O’Brien's Answar to Summons of King George. could see tbn light of n senlry slA(Ion mill I thought I would go there nnd tell my story to the sentries, real­ Ilfira i h*>*i n llt-ftnihi goal ami imfC • it secnifti na n ttie wiuflo tolvn hod ising that ns I .was unarmed It was reached It 1 knew my troublps would turned out to get a look at me. It wan ASK YOUR G R O C E R „ very embarrassing, particularly an I perfectly safe for mo to announce l>0 over. It took mo‘ perhaps three hours to could give |hem no Infotumllon remyself to the Dutch authorities. I could he Interned only If I catered read) Itrm ground. The poll) I strirak gaVdlng the cause of my condition, al­ Hollnnd under linns. ' | led to within Imlf a mile of the village. though, of course, they nil knew thnt As I approached the sentry hoi I > 1 nhull never forget (hat path; It wns I was a refugee from Belgium. almost its welcome to my feet ns the A h the train pulled out of the sta­ noticed three men In gray uniforms, j opposite hnnk of the Meuse trad tion, Hie crowd gave a loud cheer and the regulation Dutch color. I was on the tears almost enme to my eyes as [JACKSONYIUI.ITA Hie verge o f shouting to them when | seemed the thought struck me Hint there wni 1 The first habitation I came to «un n I contrasted In my mind the conduct OLDEST Just a chunco I might be mistaken, < little workshop with n bright llghl of this crowd.nmf the one' that hnd ns the Herman uniforms rrre Iho j shining outside. It must have been gathered at the station In Hhcnt when ESTABLISHED same color, and I had suffered loo after midnight, hut the people Inside I hnd departed n prisoner en route SEED HOUSE X£ntf,fy/fiXAiXA oaxaar many privations and too mniiy narrow were uppurenlly Just quitting work. for the reprisal camp. I breathed a IN FLORIDA cscn|>es In lose nil at this time by There were three men nnd two hoys sigh of relief nn I thought of that re­ __ cprisal camp and how forlujinjl* I had Mm tmtAtMM Am engage*! In making wooden shoes. Jumping at conclusions. m i n r m m u ft It wasn't necessary for me to ex­ renlly been, despite nil my sufferings, 1 bud Just turned off (he road to go to have escaped It. Now, at'nnV rate, back Into some bushes when out of plain lo them thnt I wns n refugee, I was n freo luon and I would soon he the darkness I beard that dreud Her* even If I hnd been nhln to spenk tlielr sending Inline llu* Joyful news that I Intigunge. I was caked with mud up mini command: CHAPTER X l-H y mingling with Delhntl made good my escape! lo my ahntildera and I suppose my fare . "H a lil Haiti" {Inn iH-asants l>o inurmjcr. lo eludo Grr8YNOP8I8. At Klnhofft-n two Dutch oftlrern got must have recorded some of the ex­ mun soldiers ami rearlirs the Drlgtan <ity He didn't need to holler twice. I Mlirro lie rinds lbe borne of lira man from Into the compartment with me. They perience* I had gone through thnl heard and heeded tho tlrst time. Then CHAPTER 1—Introductory. Pal O'Drien wliuin lie expects help. looked at me with very much disfavor, memorable night. UlU ot hie purpoae In wriUng the story I heard unother man come running up, C H A IT E Il X II—lluyllgar forges a passel hla adventures. “ I want Iho British consul I" I told not knowing, of- course, thnt I waa a port for O'Hrlen and promises to asslet and there wns considerable talking, British officer. My clothes were still CHAPTER I I —Tells of hla entlatment la him In getting Into Holland. later lluy- hut whether they were Hermans or them. pretty much In the condition they the I toys 1 Flying corps, hla training la llger and tils associates demsnd an ex­ Hollanders I was still uncertain. Ha Apparently they didn't understand, Canada and hU tranafer to Franca for so* orbitant sum for tbelr rervlces and U'llrlen break* with them, tlva duty.. evidently thought someone wus on the but one of them volunteer***! to con were when I crossed tho border, a Ithough 1 hnd been nhle to scrape off duct mi* to I hi* vIllagA They seemed se CHAPTER X IlI-H e spends five days other side of the fence. CHAPTER II I —Deacrlbea Hghta tnjvhlch and nlghla In an unoccupied house with­ to be only too nnxloun to *1** nil they somo o f tho muil I had collected the he brought duwn two German airplane* out Finally I beard one of them laugh food except for the scraps he plcke up and hla final tight In which he wm and saw him walk hack to the senlry could for me; evidently they realized night before. I hnd not shaved nor brought down wounded within the tier, In night forays trimmed my beard for ninny dnys, I wns a British soldier. nan lines and waa made a prisoner ol CHAI’T Kit XIV—To gain confidence for stailon where the gunrd wns billeted, war. 1i was very late when my compan­ und 1 mast have prosente*! a sorry the adventures to come In hit attempt Jo and I crawled a little nearer to try In K < -l Into Holland, he ventures one night ion finally escorted me Into the vil­ nppearnnee. I could hardly blamo CHAPTER IV—Discovers that dermal n moving picture theater patronised make out Just what It meant. I had drain for edging nwny from me. \ , boepltal .staff barbarously neglected ltd into begun to think It woh nil a night­ lage, hut he nroiifced some -people lie fatally Wounded and devoted tbelr ener* by Oerrnsn soldiers. The trip from Klnhnffcn to Jlotfcrknew * from thair beds nnd they (lee to restoring those who might be t’ lIA l'T K Il XV-Borno observations In a mare. dam passed without special Incident. nturned to the firing lines. Witnesses dressed and came down to feed me. Between myself and H ip light In the death In nght of hla best churn. Lieut. Belgian City. The family con sisted of an old Indy At various stations passengers would sentry station, I then noticed' the I’aul Ilalneyv i r»piW, KMy*-r«* Swi*A mtl. CHARTER XVHI, jrouiJlTvr m ( It .C H A P T E R V j-IIe la taken to the ofstooping figure of a man bending over anil her husband nnd it son, who wns n get In the compartment and, observ­ i' prison camp at Courtral. There he iis If to conceal himself nnd on bln (olillrr In the Dutch array. The cold ing my unusual nppcnrancc, would n planningAiLs escape. Ur great eacA Pro*. Drug Company, Ik . Man ttu/cn head was the spiked helmet of ft Ger­ shivers ran down my hark while he sat endeavor to start a conversation with j ha manages to save and hlds away Experiences In Holland. JsckMaTiiln, fit.. »bq msMtfc* | None of them spoke Kngllah, dally raUona of brsad. beside me, because every -now nnd me. "Iluf I wus not qulto out o f tb* man soldier Jhowever, and they had to uso their again I caught a glimpse of his grny I knew then what another nnrrow .CHAPTER VI—Ho confiscates a map of woods. <? ~ Oermany and Just half an hour later is I now knew that I woh In Ilollnntl, escape I hnd bad, for I am quite sure uniform and It resemble*! very much own Imagination as to my Identity. » « on a train bound for a prison camp When I arrived id Rotterdam I » Oermany. Ho leaps through a window but Just where I hntl no bleu. I walked he would "have shot me without cere­ that of the Herman soldiers. *ku« Ura train la traveling at a rate of to for about thirty minutes out) enmo to mony If I had foolishly made myself Some .of lh»* neighbors, aroused hy­ asked n policeman who flood In front •lit* an hour. known. I would have been buried at dra commotion, got up to sec what It of the station where I could ffnd tho CHAPTER V in - F o r nine daya more bo g pnth h-ndlng-to the right, and I hnd once and no ouo would have tieen any wus all about, and * came In and llrldsh consul, but I could not mnko ffniajei ___ on In & vrealiincd condltiotj f e * . Luxemburg In the direction ol proceeded nlong It J>ut n Jpw hundred wiser, eyen though, technically speak­ watched while I nte the *meal those him understand. I next applied lo a yards when I saw In front o f me n • ing. I wnn on neutral territory and Im­ good Dutch people prepared for me. taxlcnb driver. endures terrible fence exactly llko the one 1 had mune fronf capture or attack. IX —He endurw Uj "English consul— British' consul— c h apter Ordinarily I suppose I would have while delirious crossed. M it Jerdihlpe, swims riven r There can be no doubt American consul—French consul!" I ’| iThls new shock only served to be­ been embarrassed with no many peo­ like a hunted lit, animal u to the merit ol Cardul, ....... ................. TTVday after #r h Jumping _ "This Is funny,** I said to myself. "I wilder me more. I wan completely ple staring at mo while 1 ale ns said, hoping that If he didn’t under^ the woman’s tonic, la from tho train be crosses Into Deugtum. didn't know tb** Hutch lmd a fence,, lost.. There seemed .to he frontier be­ though I were some strange animal stand one he might recognize an­ the treatment ol many..CHAPTER X-When well on hla wait} too." I advanced to Ihp fence nod hind two and frontier In front of mo. that has Just been captured, hut Just other. troubles peculiar to through _Ilelglum ho la befriended, one\ examined It closely, and. Judge o f my lie eyed mo with nusplclnn and mowomen. The thousand^. Evidently, however, wlmt hnd hap­ then I waa too faralihed to notice or Klht by a liem FI lsh ' ' peasant, who feed* f o! women who have been m and t directs him to a inan In a DM- | astonishment when I saw beyond It ■ pened was Hint 1 hnd lost my sense litre very much whnt other people did. i Honed me to pel In nnd drove off. I Jrt*n city who will help him to get a pass­ nine-font fence apparently bolding helped by Cardul In the had no Idea where he was taking me, of direction nnd hnd wnndered In the port. . There will always he n warm plnce past 40 years, Is conclu­ arc or n circle, rctbrnlng to tjie same In my heart for tho Dutch people. I hut nflor a quarter o f nn hour's rldo,ho sive proof that it Is a fence thnt I hnd been so long In get­ hnd heard lots o f persona say thnt brought up In front of tho British good medicine for women ting through. This solution of tht they were not Inclined to help refu­ consul. Never before was I so glad who sutler. It. should mystery came to mo suddenly and 1 at gees, but my experience did not hear to sea the Union Jitck! help you, too. I beckoned to tho chauffeur to go once searched the landscape for some­ these reports out. They certainly did with mo up to the office,.os I hnd no thing In tho'way of a landmark lo more for me tlmn'-I-^ver expected. guide me. For onco . my faithful I had n little GermniKmoncy left, money with which to pay him, and friend, tho North Star, hnd fulled mo but as tho value o f Gcrmnl) money Is whpn he got to tho consulate I Tho sky wns pitch black and there only about half In llollam Ljkdldn't told them that If they would pay tbo wasn’ t a star In the heavens. hnve enough to pay tho {are tiM lot- taxi fare I would .tell them who 1 In the distance, at about.what sp terdaro, which was my next obJectRje. was. nnd how 1 happened to ho there, peered to bo about three miles away, It was due to the generosity nf tlras hey knew at onco thnt I wns nn but whlcli turned out to bo six, I could people that I wns nblo to reach the enpod prisoner and they readily discern tho lights of a village, und 1 British consul us quickly as I did. paid tho chauffeur and Invited tne to. knew It most he a Dutch village, as Home day I hope to return to Holland glvo'somo account o l myself. . • * lights are not nllowed In Dclglum In nnd repay every single* soul who Tht'y treated lira moat fordlnlly and that Indiscriminate) way. ' Mrs. N. E. Varner, ol plnycd the part of the good Samari­ were Intensely Interested In tho brief Hixson, Tenn., writes* My course was now clear. I would tan to me. account t gnvc them t)f my ndveu"1 was passing through: make a beeline for that village; Before With the money that these peopU turei. Word was sent to the consul the . . . My back and I bad gone very for I found myself In sides were terrible, and gave me f was nb!( to get a third- general and he Immediately sent for a marsh or awamp and I turned back my suffering Indescriba­ class ticket to Rotterdam, and I waa me. When I went In he shook hands a little, hoping to find a better pnth. with me, greeting me very heartily ble. I can't tell Just how glad that I'didn’ t have to travel firstFinding none. I retraced ray ateps nnd offering me a chair. and where I hurt, about class, for I would have looked as much and kept atralght ahead, dctrrinlned an over, 1 think. . . 1 H « then sat down, screwed a mon­ out o f place in a first-class carriage began Cardul, and my to reach that Tillage at all costs and ocle on hla eye'and viewed ma from na a Hun would appear la heaven. pains grew lest and lea, lo swerve neither to the right or left AFFORD T o n u f . 150.00 top to tpe. 1 could see that only good That night I slept. In the house of until Iwas cored, lam 7-* n r.WtilTr.lt i u u u n OJAXi b VAMII Y untll.1 got there. A TYPEW RITER FOR THE WHOLE FAM ILY remarkably strong for a ; my Dutch friends, where they fixed breeding kept him from laughing at weighs nirr six pounds . One moment I would bo In water up tht maetade 1 presented. 1 could see A TYPE W R ITE R FOR THE LADIES. mo up most comfortably. In the morn­ OFFICE. SCHOOLjpR STUDY. i to my knees and the next I would sink A TYPEW RITER FOR TH E C. fContinued on-Page 0) tq mud'clear up to my waist. I paid ing they gave me breakfast and then today. T iji „ exclusive agent for Orange, Semi no attention to my condition.' It' was escorted me to the elation. W. S. Cranch, Orlando. Fla. While I was waiting at tba station Write for free booklet, i ■ merely a repetition of wbat I had gone note and Lake Counties through .many times bff{ore, $ut this » crowd fathered round me and boqq MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE O U T W IT T IN G '4 * LIEUTENANT PATO'BRIEN- seed © ■ GIVES RELIEF It Helps! Take Die Woman’s Tonic W A N T A D S PAY! -NS ' v^TflTO r-’ .f :* J p �z v PAG ! FOUR B. J. HOLLY, Editor W . M . HAYNES, Dnitawa-Manager Put>U*h*d E»#ry Tu**«!»y u t KfkUjr rBF HERALD PRINTING COMPANY H U lW tB in iU N PRICE IN ADVANCE: «»N* TEA*......................................... H I m o n t h s ' ......................... .. I’U B U MON1110.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * *Tr l>*4Dte*d la (A* City hr Cmrritt * 1,00 Prr I w A4rm c o ir 20< P n M » « l i U Payraanta la A«raa<a M u l 0* Mad* a lO ffl« « Kalwad sa 8ef.ad-tl*a# Hall Matter A*f»»< ZZ»d IMA. al Ik* FwItRh* at Haa/ard. FUrtda Uad.r Art #C M an * *rd. I«7 »_______ O ffln: THE 8ANV0BD HERALD Takpkaaa Na, I U II,raid DatMIa* a good deal about tbs woes of newspapers. We wish to say Just one thing more and then close the chapter, via: An y community (hat thinks a newspaper worth having must support it; and this support must be general and not restricted to a few publlc spirited individuals. A large m ajority^)! the. business men roust advertise In it and i.la rge majority of tho citizens must subscribe for it, Any community that fails to comply with theso requirements will not have a newspaper % ’cry long; .and when its newspaper ccases-pubileation, notice is, hereby given to the world that that community is a dead one.— Punta Gorda Herald. support; . But now bejng but 42 years of age we are in the draft age and they must do something for us When this becomes a law we will go down to the booth and register along with the young bucks an d 'm ayb e sometime in the future the governmerit will recognise the fact that a newspaper man way down in Florida has-been working twenty-five years iar,nothing, has been working slnco thVw i^B tattcd far nothing und that then; m ig h tb f^ a o m e th jn g , somewhere that paid a dollar a day that could be handed down to him, wo said maybe and we* are waiting and still holding down the thankless, paylcss, but riot kickless Jobs. ------ 0 ------- -------o ------- OUR PLED G E "Appreciating' to the utmost the aupreme unselfishness o f our Am cri* can manhood which la offering Ita very life upon the altar o f freedom for the world, we, the members o f the South Florida Press Association, in sem iannual session assembled, do hereby C O N S E R V A T IO N O F E F F O R T Braxton Bcacham of Orlando who as the food administrator of Florida is having "th e time of his life " has recently made an order with regard to Ice deliveries that will prove a great saving. The order says: " In cities where tw o or more ice "R esolve, That in this crisis and as long as life shall -last, we d s d i cate all that we are and all that we have to the support o f our glorious nation, our righteous cause, and our Illustrious government. And be It further "R esolved, That every newspaper holding membership in this assoeia. lion,display this resolution. In bold type at the masthead o f its editorial page throughout the month o f^ u g ust, and that copies be sent/ to the president and our representatives shall divide the terrirory covered by delivery wagons so that not more than on . wogon .h .U c o ,.r nny p t t t ticular section each aday and shall ao rcatrict deliveries that not more than one delivery shall be made each day i In congress, * "D o n e and ordered in the cl Wauchula, statezof Florida, this 12th day o f July, 1918." If Sanford would make a landing place the (lycra of Arcadia aviation fields would atop over here on the way to the. beach. ----- 0 -----When Hog Island running good there pleted ship turned days, which is some I: - * / thesanfordHerald im . ' r * ship yard gets will he a com­ out every, two record.. Cattle sold in Florida from tickfree territory; brought. $16.25 per hundred pounds against $7.76 for cattle from tick-infested territory. ------ O -----" A preacher over at Lauderdale preached an hour and a half “ to convert an editor. If It was George Matthews, the only editor we know over there who needs conversion, the Rev. might as well bring his lunch and knitting with him, because he has a regular jo b ," says the Lake­ land Telegram, and the Ocala Star Is Inspired to remark: "W o can't un­ derstand why any sensible preqeher wants to convert an editor. I f they should fill H eaven 'u p with editors, the preachers would have to m ove." ------ 0 ------- With the present dearth of adver­ tising and other business The Herald will be forced to suspend the twice n week paper and go hack to the weekly. Thia will be the only way In which to cover up our losses. * I f the merchants, do not see fit to ad­ vertise in war times then we cannot sp c any chance to operate a twice a week paper. With the proper amount of advertising The Herald could be made Into a dally, hut we can only give Sanford the kind of paper Sanford seems to want and there you are. Meantime the editor intends to go to war as soon as pos­ sible nnd this will also necessitate a weekly paper whilo he is away. If we-arc to make war our business wc 'will maitc jt our business until it is finished. * v------ 0 -----* . JU ST SO W e printed in lost week’s Herald Loose Leaf Memo Books * R E Convenient , D u r a b l e and if Properly Used will Save You Time, Trouble and Money. : : : : s • i Phone 148 |l Sanford, Florida _ , r Had Phoney Furloughs From Avia­ tion Camp at Arcadia H. R. STEVENS Three deserters were caught at DeLeon Springs last night by Sheriff Morris on advice from the sheriffs .h" i ■ " l , 1 ™ h T»P r “ “ * • « » « where in the U. S. A ." and had a H frord f ° rd c“ r/ Ru.n,n .1 ,*■ t S they stole the tire, from the C A PITA L $30,000.00- S U R P L O S '$15,000.00 P EO P LES B A N K O F SAN FO R D D ESERTERS C A U G H T H E RE went to DeLand last night and | brought them here and they are noxi Habit grows stronger and stronger until it finally grips us with an overwhelming strength. GEJT T H E H A B IT __ SAVE. . ' C. M. HAND . SANFORD, FLO R ID A1 F. L WOODRUFF Vka-PrasMaot O. L TAYLOR CssMss R> R. DEAS A»«’|CtWti#, THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS 1V » W w w »$ jo o n u n o n u «a jia jn u « W W W W W W V A W W W V N W Ji S fE a a V 0 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HOLD REGU­ LAR HEARING FOR TAX COMPLAINTS ^ ■ mm_____. A H* Md$t 0.h fot $162.00 for road work. M . F. Robinson addressed the board In reference to Special R01j V rd g e .District No. 1, . nd tender, cd his reiignation as one of the bond trustees of said Special Road & Bridge D istrict No. 1, together with financial statement for said bond fund to date. Resignation of Mr. M. F. Robinson, as one of the bond trustees for Special Road & Brdge Dis rict N o. 1 was ac.e,tpd, and on motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by C. W . Entim inger and carried, the board, of bond trustees for Seminole county road bond fund are hereby appointed as bond trustees for spec­ ial Road & Bridge District No. ], also, and they are hereby instructed to receive all books, bonds, paper, and ensh funda of said Special (load & Bridge District No. 1, and to iuue Mr. M. F. Robinson a proper reccipt Hor same. over the respective territory assigned to each factory through the abovq arrangement.” Mr. Beacham should include gro­ cery delivery wagons pnd milk wag­ ons in his order.* There (s at present great waste of effort on the part of these. “ ritof “ ™* S‘ m° n * nd U ,w “ thU# theft that verified the suspicions of (Continued from Page 1) • / / the officers here that all was not „ . . . . G ts trs l rand well, Finding out tho direction In Stlsry of el»rk of Circuit Court *• auditor and dark to Co. C o ro n lu lo n rn ...... „._tl,SO O .O o which • they had gone the sheriff's Far » era IdSO.OO and ra ll.a f. I1I1.0D of Corar’a__________________________ _____ ____8Tt.0o fay of ahcrlff for attandanca od Co. Comr'a .... ....... ......... ........ .................. ... 4N.0q office here wired tho sheriff's office Salarlta of other ofllccra and tmploytca: A ttorn,y for County Cotnmlaalonara .. ___________________ ____ _ __ _ „ 600.00 at DeLand to get them and they _____ __ 240.00 Huparrlaor of Ila fiitra tlo n _______________________________________ _________ 1.200.00 County Demonstration A itn t ______ ____________________________ were stopped at DeLeon. One of ____ 360.00 County Physician....... ... ________ ________________________________ them had an automatic on' him and It,pairs to County Jail ________ ___________________________ ; _______ 100.00 — - 0 ------_____ 350.00 Furnitura and Flaturra for Court llouaa ___________________________ tried to drop it when caught. The furniture and flitu re a for Jail.....___ _________________________ _______ •_ ________ 100.00 BOYS N O T W A N T E D bogus furloughs from the aviation Cipanics of County Ilulldlnsa: ___ 600.00 Janitors and'other atuidanta While we like to sec real patriot- camp is signed in rubber, stamp U|(h t, fust and water..... ............... ........ .................. ............. ___ 600.00 Inaurance........... .... _______________________ ___ _____________ 100.00 ism in our boys it is not right for the with the name of M ajor Wheeler In cldtn tala........ ............. ................................ ......................... ___ 600.00 young ones to enlist. and the letter head and stamp must llen t of Court House , ______ __________ _________ ___ 1,200.00 have been stolen from tho offices at Care nf County Pnor: Urging young men who can do so 3’)J.OO . Itcpalra tbd a d d itio n lo Poor flniire and fa r m ____________ the aviation camp. Sergeant Enoch __ rv<roo furniture and riatu iee ler four linear and farm ___ to remain at their studies in high ___ 3,000.00 E ip t n u i of Operation of Poor Ilnueo and fa r m . . ______ ....... Austin here on a furlough said the 500.00 Allowance of Pauper* outside ol poor llot.ac ______________ school and cellcgc in place of enlist , ItiO.OO ....... . letter head furlough was not regular Coroners’ Inqurita: fe e s of Ofllcere, Jurors and Wllnttsee ing in the various arms ol of the ser- ’ ,— f " , Ineanlly Imiultiee: fe ra ol Ofllcrr* and Com mil l re, „ y £-’ .00 vice, Secretary of the N avy Daniels ° Lm i/ hc d ™ «ten , have ^ n o w le d g e d Station ry and Printing tor oo General Stationery, lllsnki. e lf___ ___ ______ „.. has issued the following statement: \t hc They may he the three Record flooka____ _______________ ____ ___ ___ ________ 150.00 . men wanted at Gainesville, Georgia, Advertising required by Law mil paid by County............. ___200.00 "T h e secretary of and the f o r.stealing a car or they may have Commissions paid to Ufflcerai Taa Assessor____ ___ _______________________'______ __ ____ 3,000.00 secretary of the nnvy have encour- deserted from Arcadia camps as they Taa Collector ............................. ........................ .... 2,600.00 otion of L. P. Hagan, seconded Shrrllf for Uenersl Court Work.......... .... .................. £ __ * ...... ‘.’ OO.Oof aged young men under the draft ago L aid they did. They will be held Clerk Circuit Court, for recording and (leneral Court Work ............ ___ 300.00 by E. H. Kilbee and carried, C. W. to remain at school until there is im- pending advice from hendquarters Enttminger apd O. P. Swope are i fin * and fa r alter* fen d ... 11.300.00 peratlve need for their service: W c L nd the sheriff's office will receive Sheriff and Deputies, Cost Rills In Crimlnsl Case, .. hereby appointed a committee by Constable,, Colt Hill* in Crimlnsl Cstes . _Jr3 . 60.00 have advised them to take military I compensation from the government Clerk Circuit Court, Cost Hills in Crimlnsl Cases _______ ______ ... 300.00 this board to confer with county County fudge. Coat Rills In Crimlnsl Cases 600.00 training at school wherever possible f 0r their trouble in apprehending Justice commissioners of Orange county, in ».*.« w. of the .saw *Peace. Cost Hills IU In WMiflinai Criminal Iria Cases n ____________ __ __ _____ __ 100.00 Saltry iry Countv County Prosecuting Attorney.. Attorney..._____ ;........ ............ .;....... ...... ...... COO.00 and pursue their education. With them. reference to the placing a one dip­ Hsltlna’ -----' ------’ — ■ 30.00 ■Isis* pay for attendance on Circuit Court.... .....____ __ ____________ ... this instruction I am sure they £i)1 neaa f e e s ________________ ______ _______________ ______ ____ ______ ______ ----- O----Witness __________ ______________________________ 500.00 ping vat near the county line, with Court Stenograph r In Insolvency Csss* ______________ ___ ..._ 200.00 be better fitted for the rttll'whcn it HANS D O E S N 'T L IK E H IS tllber Eapense* of Criminal Prosecution________ ______________________ . „ 200.00 power to act. ShrrlR’ e Commission on fin e * collected . .. ... . __ ____ 200.00 comes. I have’ complaint from OroM E D IC IN E feeding Prison ra______ __ ___ _______________________ ______ __ ________ .200.00 Motion of C. W. Entzmingor, sec­ gon that recruiting officers are paid for and diseharf* money pald-to county ronvleta surkrd on The German is a foul fighter. He Transportation roads _________ _____________________________________________ ____ 200.00 onded by L. P. Hagan and carried branding young men who arc going Pay of Juror* in criminal cases. County and J. P, Courts . ______ ______ 300.00 Commissioner E. H. Kilbee is au­ is always a had loner. He wants to Salary of Jalltr__ _______ _________________ ___________________________ 780.00 to school as slackers because they. , , . . . . . . . . . thorized tp spend $260.00 in repair­ Read sad D idgs faad have not enlisted. Please see to it . f ' .... . ..... _____________________ >______ 900.00 ing the bridge above Lake Harney, violates tho rules of war when he Salary of Road Superintendent.^______________ Pay of Co. Comr’a for Road Inspection . . 1 __________ 1...... ......... . 300.00 that no one in our service is permit­ |sees advantage to himself in violat­ Paid too other pel periona for Road Inspection __ _______________ ______ 100.00 provided that citizens raise an ifquil ted to make such allusions to those Cost of Material ____________________________ 1,000.00 ing them. But as noon as he begins Tools and Machinery, Coat and Repairs_____________ _____ ,______________________ 1,000.00 amount by donation for this pur­ who are following the advice of tho _____________ _______ _ _ 4.000.00 pose. to suffer from tbolr violation he be| Live Stock, cost and car# of feeding..._________ _ . ___ _________________ ___ 6.000.00 war and navy departments. In tho gins to whimper and asks for taci­ Paid for free tabor, other than Guardi Pay of Convict Guards............ ..................... ... ...... ____________________________ 1,200.00 B.> Drew addressed the board in feeding and Cara of C o n v ic ts .,__ ___ ________ _____ ______ navy wc take young men over 18, ____________ '......................... 5,000.00 turn to civilized practices. Salary of Ferrymen____________________ ____ ____________...... _______________________________660.00 reference to thc assessment of his who desire to come, but those who 1* Payments on account of road built by rontriel 600.00 No ac­ The people of the Rhino cities are I’ avments on account of bridges bull! by contract _____ 2 6 0 .0 0 taxes in Seminole county. arc pursuing their studies at school Paid to^ Incorporated Cities and Towns........... ............... ..... 4,600.00 tion taken. and at college arc advised to con-1 K itin g rick °f aerial bombardments, 50.00 • On motion of O. P. Swope and Ceaaty Guard fund tlnue their studies for the present. They sec that they arc slated for the Payment of Interest Hearing V 'a rrin t*_ 3.331 "o ____ O ____ experiences which French and Brit­ Interest on above W'arrante 13 months at 6 per rent Xty.54 seconded by C. W. Entiminger, the l'Jo.oo following resolution was adopted: ish cities have been undergoing for Rent of Armory for year M A K IN G T H E N E W S P A P E R the last four yearn at the hands of Total 14353.37 "WheTeas, M. F. ltobinson and Our good friend and versatile writ- GermBn Goltms nmJ Zcppolina. Tlrh Krajltallon FanJ Ilulldlnc D lpplnf Vata. _____ ------------------------- I3.SOO.OO A. T . Rossotter, bond trustees for cr, Editor Gilbert D. Leach in I 'They don't auliarrlbe cnthuaiaatically Special Road & Bridge District No. 1 last issue of the Leesburg Com m er-L ^ that what is sauce for It was thereupon resolved that the dcmptlon o f above property on that in and for Seminole county, Flaridi. cia^says: f the goose is sauce for the gander. clerk of the circuit court be directed basis. have tendered their resignation, u to have the foregoing estimates as " D o you read the Saturday EvenF. L. Miller nho addressed the such trustees, to the board of county . , . , Herr Narun, a deputy in the B made by the hoard published in a hoard in reference to building a ■commissioner?, of Seminole county, ing Post? If you do, we want to ■ , point out to you the uro.t k - o n «<•" ' M « « U » n . t i f " newspaper in this county by one in­ hard surfaced road to Palm Springs. ! And Whereas, on account of the inuttht by thnt . f r y ontltlrd “ Com- I ” ' " " ' " ' " 1 lo u' 81; thc * “ sertion and that a ropy thrAmf _ tbontits to come to an agreement Motion of C. W. Entzmingcr, *ec- fact that n general bond issue for properly certified be forwarded to mon ause. ^ jf,e Allies for an abandonment ondod by O. P. Swope and carried, Seminole county has eliminated the Here was a newspaper thal, he-1 ^ bombardments of towns outside the Comptroller of the State of clerk instructed to advertise for bids necessity of continuing in office said cause of its determined patriotism, of mi|ifary oporatjona. He Florida. for i 0 gallons of disinfectant for the two trustees, was running behind, losing s u p p o r t ! ^ j he nrjtument hitherto treated It vfus further resolved that at a county. Therefore, bo it resolved by the through boycott and propaganda, l |th cynlc#1 contompt in Berlin, special meeting of this board* to be Mction cf L. P. Hagan, seconded board of county commissioners of. nnd was rapidly approaching the ntlack!, on p|acc» behind held on the 12th day of August point where it could not have con*|gj,c front serve on militUry purpose A. D. 1918, thp foregoing estimates by C. W. Entzmingcr and-carried, Seminole county, in regular session (Continued on Page 5) tinued 1L« splendid w or^because of L „ d reau‘u onry !n the kl|HnK 0f non- shall be taken up and considered and clerk Instructed to draw warranr I lack of funds. |combatants—most of them .women acted upon and at the same time the tax levy for the year A. D. 1918 will "Suddenly there was a changebe made. Old political enemies came forw aM . . . . , _____ _ n . _ .......... * ..........-v It is a good argument. But what with offers of financial support; old " Mr. J. A . I’revatt addressed thc . . . . . ,,___I German in authority would ever sores that had alienated former . . . . .. n ' __ _ ___ board in reference to placing Mrs. , , , ,, , , '.I i l l listen to it while Germany wns cnr end. d . .p p , . r ,d .n d tt e M monopoiy lhl. k|nJ ot S. P. Smith In the county home.and friends returned .n d .n « M J « m n e h ^ , on motion . Vnn *of C. W i Eutzmlngcr, friend,. Hsstty. » » . nl .he poll- c .l ” 0, , ho „ . r „ . nll,| seconded by L. P. Hagan, and car­ enemies assisted in organizing the " „ _____ ................... ried, .Mrs. Smith is.allowed to enter "patriotic this German characteristic of Gcr ladies of the city into n .• x man callousness to outrage commit­ the home. league and thc biggest thing in the A. J. Coulter addressed the hoard ted on otheri/'liut indignant sensi­ league was thc successful effort of tiveness to retaliation in kind, in reference to his personal property thc influential, woman to uphold the should such retaliation ever be visit­ assessment for the years 1914-16-16. hands of the .patriotic newspaper. N o action taken. ed on Germany. "Som e Individual-thought along R: H. Mulrhefid addressed the He wrote in his diary on August the same line would not- be amiss in board in reference to assessment of communities where there arc no 22, 1914, when the German author* MEMBER Ids property. No action taken. * pro-German propagandists and Rios began to seize private property FEDERAL RESERVE Motion of L. P, Hagan, seconded where the office of thc newspaper is in Belgium: SYSTEM " I should like to hear the Ger/nan by C. W . Entzmingor and carried principally to enthuse and inform those peopld who might be inclined outcry In case tjio French, invading the resignation of W. P. Mitchell as to lag behind''unless rem inded."— Germany should follow our ex­ ferryman at the Genova bridge is ample. Whenever we arc thc weaker accepted, and A. E. Mitchell is DcLantl News. party in a controversy we demand hereby appointed ferryman at the ------------O -----of the other side a consideration Geneva bridge, 'so long aa his ser­ T H E N E W D R A F T B IL L r g a n i z a t i o n u what wins in war, in which wc never exterid ourselves If vice^ are shtisfnetory to this board. business, or in banking. W e used to Thank goodness, the new bill that we happen to bo tho stronger." 'Motion of C. W.. Entzmingor, sec­ think this bank was ideally'organized b u t ' will probably become a law will take Tru e and prophetic words! %Aftcr onded by E. II. Kilbce nnd carried, men from at least 21 to 46 and in­ how yery much better we are situated today as all bids for furn’-iaing the-county stead of begging ifor'a Job with the thc fourth year infamy of German a member o f the Federal Reserve Banking government we will then be taken beginning to whine, foreseeing a dose with feed and- groceries for the System. M em bership links us w ith the strong’ Hans does month of August are hereby rejetced into the army whether they wnnt us of their own medicine. est and best organized banks throughout the or not. Eevr since the war started not like the prospect: He begins to and the clerk of this board is in­ country. tho editor of The Herald has been cry "kam eradl" and in doing so he structed to purchase necessary sup. T h eir organization is our organization; their handed a thankless, paylesi job of only runs true to his contemptible plies for the county in Jacksonville. strength qur strength, And y o u r financial secur­ F. L M iller addressed the board some kind that took up. our time and and barabrous nature.— Thc Neve it y m ay benefit, in turn, i f you are among our York Tribune. in reference to the redemption of monqy and proved to be nothing but depositors. taxes on Lota 9 and 10, Block 10 t/ouble. We asked the congressman Tier A, Sanford, and offere for the and senator* to fiv e us something He Was Honest, Anyway. redemption o f same the face amount (n this country or In- Europe jhat "That novel hod a remarkable sale," would mean action' and some payj commented the book store man. "Have of the taxes, plus clerk's fees, and on b u t.th e y * r s .a lF too busy handing Tou read I t r . “Oh. no I I wouldn’t motion of ,C. W. Entzmingcr, sec­ jobs tb people In Jacksonville and darn weml It, sa my duties require me onded by L ‘. P. Hagan and carried, when the next election comes around to he enthusiastic In reeotqtnendlng It this board recommends to the State they can go to Jacksonville for their to customer*."—Brooklyn Citizen. Comptroller .that he allow the re- O lerald Printing Co, O FFIC E S U P P tY D E PT. operated, tho l.ctorl,. t • Were all Creatures of Habit Organization W ins E Have a G o o d Line of these Books with Fillers and In­ dices. If you have an Old one’ Purchased Else­ where we can Refill it with Leaves at V e r y I.Small Cost. : : i : ' Uctoriw, | A y c u s r $, Ills - FIRST .NATIONAL BANK '4 *14. T 'V .j , ■ �V AUGUST 9. IM S '#*-*^ PAG E FITE THE SANFOBD HERALD M E A T RULES I N S O C I E T Y ’S D O M AIN For Restaurants, Hotels and Board Ing Houses W r C. 'Williamson, 62.21; A ftiUNTY COMMISSIONERS A.8.01;Chemical Co., 70.60; A . II. Fuller 2.00; *Chns. L. Wing, 16.00; L. T . HOLD REGULAR HEARING Hunt, 16.00; T . Keane, 31.60; Flynt Broe., 15.00; C. M. Berry, 50.00; FOR TAX COMPLAINTS So. CtllUJca Co-, 35.64; II. & W. B. GOOD VENTILATION FOR AUTO Cool Air, Furnished to Front Com­ partment o f Machine* Usually Hot In Summer Tima. Mondays noonday mea|, roas beef, Drrw- Co., 79.71; Ef. A . Douglass; r-Tho.froot.comportment j> f *omo_nu' Wednesdays and Saturdays, noon 1.31; WoodruZ & Watson, 26.90: tomoblles Is uncomfortably hot during’ (Continued from Page 4) day meal, stew or boiled. tho summer- months, particularly In A,. Vaughan, 100.00; S. F. Doudney, ___ IL. you^B®pJoy_J»l>i?r_hc»at_th» srpnH^nra provided with a rigid nonhtirsdnys,—noondny—mealf-»ieak-|-as*om blad-that-w»,a»-»-l>oard-hrreBoard of Trade meeting next Tuo«vcntllnting typo o f windshield'and a or Hamburg. by express dur thanks to these re­ Douglass," 23.58; Mrs. S. P. Smith, blind door at tho atdo o f tho driver. jtay knight. /, These days were made uniform tiring trustees, M. F. Robinson and 15.00; L. A. Brumley, 8.80; L. P. FLO R ID A CASUALTIES Bays Popular Mechanics.. T o eliminate *ver'.thb'4taie"of Florida. » All sugar A. T. *Rossetter, for their faithful For Wood in d _ h4Avy"hauling bco Hagan, 8.00; C. W. Entzmlngcr, this condition the blind door was from tho and disinterested service in their ca­ Morrell, or phone378. 48-tf '? ARM Y • bowls must bo removed 12.00; O. P. Swope, 14.80; E. H. changed into a hinged one. With tin pacity as such trustees; and espec­ 4 Lieut. Frank R_ Marston, 4 table. K H bee.12.80__________ . , shears and a saw the falae door waa S L E E P IN S U R A N C E ially does-thi%board appreciate the •T Pena a cola, k llled in 'a c tio n "'"" -4 cut out along the molding. A wooden **A Tcrror-to'Moaqulloea.” County Guard Fund— Geo. Fpx, • Prlvato Theodore B. Brown- • work o L M . f . Robinson, upon whom New Ruling on Potatoes frnmo vnxa made for tho cut-oat door. -AgL.-10.00.___ ___________________ T-tngr-D ayiU na, wounded” “*e- -f "SU'potaioeV mdftl HAW bfl B n ltM jy"t he-bfarden-of-the~work-atta ched" to . "In the vocabulary of youth verely. •' !„ ' 4, the_Dound and not by d ry measure said office has fallen, and that with- _ Road A Bridge Fund— Wm. P t there’a no euch thing ns fa ll." So Trivato Thomas W. Sharbcr out compensation." _ ■ ~ ns heretofore. M ltc h e lO ft.00 L JohlTVaughjiri5.00~ _ _ =__ • with the "M ira cle Medicine" no Panama City, wobnded se­ 4 Jamas Russell JUMP. Clarence Bun ____ .__ Motlon-of -L~ P .' H agunr seconded verely. such thing aafa ll." 101-Ite 4 Six pounds per month per person by C. W. Entzmlngcr and carried, nrll, 100.00; Sanford Wagon Works. Sergt. Lee Nelson, Fort Og­ ■ A If you heed atovo wood phoneme. is the new ruling on Hour, calendar L. A. Brumley Is authorized to pur­ 24.76; Hil| Hardware Co., 29.61 ’ den, killed In action. 4 month. * I can aupply you. II. C. Du Bose. chase rock, cost not to exceed Celery Ave. Store, 30.49; A. C. L; 08-tf - L > ------4 100-tfc $300.00 for road at M oore’s Station, R. R. Co., 6.61; Eula Burgiss, 18.00’ M ARINES 4 provided same is satisfactory m i E. A. Douglas's, 78.90; G. M . Jacobs, - Musaon’a swimming pool is the Private Alfred P. Holmes, 4 . CHANGE OF SCHEDULE 39.00; J. W. Flynt, 7.00; J. B. tsrial. coolest place In town. Open Wed­ Orlando, wounded severely. DIXIE FLYE R 4 Jones A Bro., 66.00; B / A O. Motor nesday, Thursday, Saturday and Fred T . Williams appeared-before Co., 49.89; Dr. A. Dolan, 21.00; Trumpeter-George R. Saun­ 4 August 11th train 94, Dixie Flyer Sunday, afternoons. Fresh water the board and presented the foltow- Wight Grocery Co., 470.09; Robt.j. ters, Orlando, woundcif - se­ 4 ’ will leave Jacksonville at 8:10 p. m. every day. 86-tfp verely. 4 instead of 8:20 p. m. aa heretofore. ng petition*! W. Lord, 8.80; J. M. Wynn, 297.00;' Excellent Ventilation Affordod. Attend the Board of Trade labor 4 "W e, th e " undersigned property Gulf Refining Co., 63.60; WoodruZ 10I-2tc ♦ t 4 4 44 meeting at the Court House next owners respectfully petition your A Watrfon, 7.60; Igou A Jones, to which It was screwed. Suitable wooden blocks were fastened to the Tuesday night 8:00 o’ clock. lqnorshlc body that the following 36.00; G. R. Ramsey, 32.29; W. H. body fo r tho hinge end lock, these NOTICE described property be' created a McIntosh, 162.00; L. A. Brumley, S L E E P * IN S U R A N C E parts being purchased at a cost o f Mrlntaah, 162-00; L. A. Brumloy, 60 cents. Instead o f having the iloor drainage district: • Relieving that F IR E IN S U R ­ " A Terror to Mosquitoes." 12.00; L. P. Hagan, 8.00; C. W. hinged forward, the hinge was placed AN CE R A T E S charged by old dine . 72-tf ■ Beginning at the Intersection of Entzmingcr, 8.00; O. P. Swope, 4.00; at tho rear. Metal fasteners were stock companies are too high,’ I have the east line of Sec. 1, Township 20 Mr. and Mra. Dressner expect to E. H. Kilbec, 8.00. made fo r each door and these secured secured the agency of the F LO R ID A south,* Range 31 east, with the San­ return, from New York the latter as door hooka. These fasteners hold M U T U A L FIR E IN S U R A N C E Fine A Forfeiture Fund— Schelte ford and Geneva brick road run part of Aqguat and get real busy fix-* the doors open about three Inches, snd C O M P A N Y of Tampa, Florida, south to the southeast corner of said Malnes, 60.00; David Speer, 65.00; when driving; a stream o f cool s ir en­ ing up theV^iew store which is now This company saved its policy Study of Some Things Which A f­ Section 1; thenco west 26.60 chains L. T. Hunt, 9.87; L. G. Strlngfellow, located in the heart of Sanford in ters tho front-opening door, pakslng holders 20 per cent last year and to the government meander line of 2.83; E. E. Brady, 80.60; E. F. out at tho opposlto side. This chknget the Woodruff building formerly fect Final Delivery of Food hopes to do better, in the future. Lake Jessup; thence southerly along Housholder, 35.59; E. A. Douglass, which coat less than $3, Is w e lf worth occupied by the Bonita Cafe. The company is organised under the to Consumer. said meander lino to tho oast and 5.00; E. A. Douglass, 12.00; E. A. tho price for tho convenience alone; 99—2t— Fric state law and selects its risks care­ west quarter line of Sec. 19, Town­ Douglass, 13.00; E, E. Brady, 59.15; making entry and exit from the driv­ A sen food and chicken dinner, fully, and the profits go back to the ship 20 south, Hahge 32 east; thenco E. E. Brady, 101.10; E. A. Doug­ er's seat possible without disturbing a 00 cents, every Sunday, 12:30 p. m. policy holders instead of being paid east to the center of said Sec. 19; lass, 10.00; L. O. Whfler, 1.00; L. W. nerson In thq seat at his side. and Thursdays 6 p. in.- Daytona in dividends to stockholders. thence south quarter mile; thence Luther, 1.00; H. B. MpCall, 1.00; Beach-Hotel Daytona Beach 100-tf W. J. Lawton, 1.00; S. Nelson, 1.00; Literally. Being a mutual company, the pol­ cast half mile; thonro north 1 “ When you proposed to the wealthy Sam McBride, 1.00; John Newton, icy holders are pledged to pay the Hear the report of the labor com* Fresh Meats and Other Perishable miles to tlu* southeast corner of Section 7, Township 20 south, Range 1.50; Rny Hayes, 1.60; Walter New­ ?a!ntcr*a daughter how did you coma mittec next Tuesday night at the premium the second time in case the Products From Farms Must Be DUtr "With flying colors. Yes; her 32 east; thence west quarter mile; ton, 1.60; J. T. Falrclother, 1.60. Court House, This mnttcr affects company needs more money than tlie . Speeded Up at Every Stage— . There being no further business Ind threw n pnlolto full of pntnta st original premium in order to pay thence north quarter mile to the you directly. Delay Meane Shrinkage. ne ns I bent It from the honse.”— hoard stands adjourned - to meet losses. This adds lo the security of north and south quarter line of said Knoxville Sentinel. LEON'S AU TO TRANSFER the policy holders and is necessary Ono of tho fundamental factors In Section 7; thence north |o brick again Monday, August 12th, 1918, PHONE 91. H O T E L CARNES. because there Is no capital stock. the problem of feeding towns snd cit­ road: thence northwesterly along at 10 o’ clock a. m. . 101-tf NOTICE roll III ItH Since name to beginning containing ap­ However, the chances that such nn ies Is that of transportation. llidi will b* rtc-tlvid by th». Hoard of County Commlulontr* at Ihrlr nlat rtfular The "M iracle Medicine" has jus asses ment will be made is very re­ city dwellers oro so dependent upon proximately 1897 acres. Mobilizing Harvest Labor. rnaatln* on Ktptambar - 3rd, 1*18 lor th* transportation for their foodstuffs. It scored another hit — hit the sicknes mote. Steps for tho systematic mobiliza­ furnlihlnc of Ally (80) (allona of dlaAlso SEJ* of S E If of Sec. 1. TpInfactanl. tuny be Interesting to. study somo of and knocked It out. IO l-ltc tion of farm labor In Kansas were tak­ Illth l la rratrvad la r*|» t any and all If interested before your policy the things which affect (he final deliv­ 20 S.. R. 31 E. K. A. DOUtlLASS. Cl*rV en at a meeting held In Kansas City, bid*. expires, bring it to my office at ery of food and especially meats to tho S L E E P IN S U R A N C E lO I-ltr-F ri That this drainage district be May 14. Thld ts tho first of a.series of Room 8 in the Court House, and consumer. " A Terror to Mosquiton-." known as the Jessup. Drainage Dis­ meetings which are to be arranged by It*llr* at llaarlai aa l*a llUaa la Craala tba make application for its renewal in Transportation difficulties begin with Jaaaaa Dralaaga 01 atrIrt T2-tf trict. The reason for this request of the department of agriculture In a Notlra la haraby (Ivan that a patlllon baa the Mutual Company. tho stock raiser, whether ho Is n number o f cities to unlto tho efforts of bran AUd with tba Hoard of County ComEdwin Moye, Harvey Parrish, rancher In tho West, a corn belt farm­ your honorable body is that w£ de­ all agencies working to secure labor to mlaalonara i t Sanlnola County for tna frac­ M. F. Robinson, Agent. tion of a- apaflal dralnata district to ba sire to improve our property in this Haskell Drown, Lc Clair Irwin and er or other agriculturist who produces 100*8ic *" help farmers In harvesting their crops. khuwn aa JKHSUI* lift Al N AUK pflt. several other Sanford hoys have live stock for food. In tho early days, trapt and ennnot do so until outlet At the Kansas City meeting a commit­ T ltlC T , and to arabrara tha following daaftibfd tahda; , joiied the Naval Reserves this week before our rallrnnds were In existence drainage ditches are provided. tee was appointed to direct tho work Ilaginnlng at tha Intaraactloa of tha aaa1 PRE V E N T HOG CHOLERA or before they were tho principal at ii will bo stationed at Key West. Una of Ka linn 1, Townallp 30 south, Itanga Accompanying this petition is a of tho various agencies In the state 11 aaat, with tha Sanford and a tn tva The B. A. Thomas Hog Powdtr factors In getting stock to market, Don't fait to read nil about the has a record of 95 per cent cures of cuttle, hogs and sheep had to bo map showing the land bcnofitled and to see that registrations are held brisk road, run aoulh to tho southron tornrr of said Koction I: thsnro wool 18.80 In tho dries where d ty employees and in a general way the location "Miracle Medicine." 101-1 tc chalna to tho govrrnpiont mtandor Una of Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs driven or hanled long distances to !.ako Jasaup: thsnro southrrly along said ond length of ditches to be con­ who will do farm work during their va­ rnsandrr ’ In* to tha aaat and wrst quartrr as directed, you need never fear hog reach a selling point or a point from S L E E P IN S U R A N C E cations can register. It la estimated Una <f Bar. IS, Township XO south, Itanrs structed." cholera or any other hog disease. which they could bo shipped by boat that 80,000 helpers will be necessary l l aaat; t anra aaat to tha raalar of aald "A TerrorAo Mosquitoes." or rail. This was a very expensive Rortlnn 19; south, quartor mil*; On motion of O. P. Swope, sec's to harvest tho crops In Kansas this thrn raat half thsnro And the directions are very simple, 72tf mil*: lhanra 'north I *, miles way of moving stock; it not only took onded by C. W. Kmtzmingcr and year, and tho commercial organiza­ to tha southeast rornrr **f Srrdun T, Town­ Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic just about'what you are doing, plus n long time but the loss of nnlmiiis JO south, llsngr 32 asst; lhanra wrst rurried, the above petition is ac­ tions In Knnsnn City have undertaken ship n few cents’ worth of D. A. Thomas’ nuarltr mlta; lhanra north quartar mlla; Physician. First National Dark nnd the loss of flesh by these animals lhanra west quartar mlla to tha north .and hog Powder in the feed twice a week. was also considerable, even though the cepted nnd ordered filed, and clerk to supply 10.000 of this numbor. sou th quartar Una of said Harden I t lhanra Bldg., Phono 330-W. 64-tf of ibis board is Instructed to adver­ north la brlrk road: lhanra nurthwrsiarly Usqnlly, though. Cholera gets in values per pound wore very little com­ along aarna to baginning, remaining at Morris Spencer on board the L- tise same according to law. before we know it. Then it requires pany! with today. proilmataly 1S9T atrra. Alto 8EW of S g j via than, the largest transport i t Intoxicated by Freedom. of Bortlon 1, Township lO soutb, Itangaf t Bond for carrying firearms of W. close attention to each hog—each Troublts of Stock Qrower. Magistrate— “ Prisoner, tho evidence aaat.. Unde Sam’s service writes us about W. Fullard approved nnd license hog must bo dosed—and If you will All paraona having any Intarast In tha The first trouble the stock grower shows that after being a model hus­ ■ranting life in port and aaya that the big doae them us directed, you will save or rafusal in grant aald patlllon ordered issued. or dealer today has In getting his band for twenty years, you threw your are haraby notlSad to appear baforo tha musical companies come aboard sfilp All comrhunications read and or­ wife nut of the house and ran amuck, Hoard M County Commlaalonars at Banford, better than 90 per cent. If you stock to market Is to get to a railroad In Bamlnols County, Florida, at tbalr naat and givp^ome good shows. He sent don’t, the II. A. Thomis medicine attempting to murtler everybody you regular mealing, to be held on tha Ird day point to ship his nnlmnla to ono of dered filed. rljuidligs from the navy msgaxire costa you nothing. of 191 ft. and preeent any raaeon Report,s of tho several county met." Defendant (sheepishly)—“ It was youSeptember, W e—not some the various tnrgo stockyards to bo may have why said petition should not tjfat are all written by sailors and only a peaceful revolution At the be granted. sold. Bad roads, adverao weather nnd officials received, read and ordered distant manufacturer— pay your (seal) E. A. IXlUdl.ABS. they nre good. We are glad Morris stnrt.’ .vmir honor, but after I had perhaps a long drive or hnul to tho filed. Clerk of Hoard of County Commissioners money back. overthrown the nulnrmry I lost mj Bamlnols County. i» well snd enjoying life while he is shipping point All affect-tho length of All warrants paid during the L. Allen Seed Co. 91-FrMto Ily order of said Hoard. time required; then there may ho n month of July were ordered cancel­ head."—I’uck. in port hero and "over there." Frl-101-«te temporary shortage of cars nnd stock ed. Mclhldist Church j must be held In tho railroad stock­ The following warrants as pre­ Growing Hogs Sunday, Aug. 11th the services at yards nnd fed until cars are provided. For a hog to ho profitable he the First Methodist church wfll be Once loaded inlo cars, however, there sented by tho board, and audited by F LO R ID A STA TE COLLEGE* U N IVE R SITY O F F LO R ID A must be kept growing from birth to as follows: Sunday school at 9:30 Is n special effort made to get to tho tho clerk wore -approved and or FOR W O M E N Calncavillo marketing age. He cannot be profit­ a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 market In tho shortest posalblo time. deri’d paid: Tallahassee Military Training Under Army Officers General Fund— Lake A Rosscttor, able unless he is healthy. He can p. m. Courses In Arts and Brleniwe. ArHrullurv. ■ ' 88* Students from 11 Florida Countlea nnd IT Epworth League ut 6:30 Delay means abnormal shrinkage; If Total *81 Including Surqasar Chemical, Civil. Klertrtral and MschantraJ Engl, Stalaa 1917-1*. always bo In a profit-producing con­ p. m. At tho close of the morning the ears nre on tho road 36 hours tho $100.00; E. A. Douglass', $125,00; nearing. Bchool and Short Course. V. Law, Teachers' College. stock must be unloaded for feed and Forrest Lake, 35.00; J. J. Dickinson dition if ho is fed. B. A. Thomas' sermon a short session of the church Write at ootw for Catalog. Tuition Frew. Bend for Catalog. .water; or the market may drop sud­ 50.00; Dr. J. T . Denton, 30.00; H. EDWARD CONRADI, President Hog Powder. We poatively tell you conference will be held. On Sunday, . A. A. MURPHREE. President denly; hence tho necessity for speed, C. DuBose, 20.00; Mra. C. L. Gilsthat this remedy prevents cholera, August 26th, at 11 a. m. Bishop '* . Shipping Fresh Masts. son, 20.00;,W. C. Williamson, 66.00; removes worms and cures thumps. Henry ( l a y Morrison, one of the In order to ship fresh meats Suc­ J. C. Moffett, 6.40; Jesse Leo, 3.00; If the powder does not make good, moat eloquent, preachers of the south cessfully they must bo thoroughly *e will— L. Allen Seed Co. 99-5tc. will fill the pulpit of the First Meth­ chilled before loading and then trans­ W. E. Oglesby, 3.00; A. S. Hawkins, odist church. Tho people of San­ ported In refrigerator cars, especially 3.00; N. J. Tanner, '7.70; H. B. Mt> ford are to bn congratulated on hav­ during the wanner weather.-although Call, 3.00; C. L . Went, 3.00; Wm. Meeting o f Executive Committee ing this opportunity to hear this tills practice Is followed tho year Slone; 3.00; E. N. Sutton, '7.20; The regular mooting of the execu­ •round. These cars have Ice tanks at A.’ A. Mo^an, 3.00; J. W. Flynt, 3.00, distinguished divine. All are most tive committee of Somlnolo County each end, which nfc filled with Ico H. Baker, 3.00; D. E. Hart, 8.60; cordially Invited to como and wor­ Chapter, A. R. C. will be held nt nnd'a percentage of salt nnd tho car W. F. Graves, 3.00: D. S. Drawdy, loc»l Red Croat headquarters Mon­ ship with us. .AH seats arc fcce and chilled to about 88 to 88 degrees Fah­ 3.00; A. S. Avcrctt. 3.00; P. E. Reda hearty welcome awalta everyone day, Aug. 12, at 7:30 p. m. renheit. Also they arc provided with ditt, 3.00; S. E. Mathers, 8.60; W. who may attend any of the services. D. C. Marlowe, Chairman. ventilating or circulating systems In Mnreman, 3,00; C. E. Mathers, 3.00; order to keep the temperature la all Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Secy. D. If. Hooker, 7.00; L. J. Hartley, Bankston Bros. parts o f the enr as nearly uniform ns imsslblc. In making long shipments, Jr., 3.00; O. H. Fraln, 3,00; C.* B. Roberta, Ga • Jan The M iracle Medlrlne nnd especially during tho wnrmer Searcy, 3.00; Jos. C. Roberts, 3.00; Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., - A n o th e r dpath from Entero-Coli* months, It Is necessary to ite tho car Norris Levis, 3.00; Howard Griggs, PiMucsh, K y. ■ tis? Yes, a beautiful little 18one or fnoro times en, route to keep 3.00; G. P. Paxton, 3.00; J. A. An­ Gentlemen: montha old baby girl. Whose next? A Mr. Will Wachter of thLi coun­ the temperature as low and os con­ derson, 3.00; G. W . Bnlley, 3.00 Don’ t let It be yours; for it needn’ t ty -h s d some hogs that were down stant as possible. - Even then on A. C. Williams, 3.Q0; Fred T . W il­ account of bad weather, wrecks or he. The new way aaves; the old with cholera and had given up all any other condition that causes tpduo liams, 3.00; G. E. Sjoblom, 3.00; J. way? .. B. C. Ingersoll, — Make hope of saving them and would not delay, the meat may not.be In ‘ first- G. Martin, 3.00; 3.00; A. E. Sjoblom, 6.60;A. A. spend one penny, on them. I gave clnss condition on Its arrival at the “ Of all and words of tongue or pen him one 16 lb. pail of your B. A. destination nnd must therefore be sold Hicks, 0.50; B. F. Jnmmes, 3.00; Tho saddest arc these— Thomas' Hog Powder and he has quickly even nt soroo sacrifice In price. Otto KcU, 3.00; F. A. Johnson, 3.00; It might have been." Howard C. Lyman, 7.30; A. II just come in and paid me for It nnd Speed Is Essential. Yes, and It would have bpen advises that bvery one of his sick * . •, .* Speed Is vltnl from tho time the Fuller, 3.00; A. W . Mullen, 3.00; saved, if the right medicine had hogs got well and that he' had killed stock leaves the producer’s bands un­ H. C. Tyler, 3.00; L. P. Hagan, 6.60; been given; tho medicine that always them and now has them in his nmokc til It ranches the packer nnd from.the E. H . Ktlbce, 8.00; O. P. Swope, cures—never has failed, never will house and that all were as fine as 'lime the product, fresh meat, leaves 8.40; C. W. Entsminger, 6.60; L. A. fall. tM packing houso until It reaches ths Brumloy, 4.40; S. Bell Tel. ft' Tel any he had killed this year. The old way hinders tho efforts of I want to add that he said his Ultimate consumer. 80 anything that Co., 46.66; E: E. Brady, 12.66;,E. F. Nature to cure. • The new way helps hogs were down and so sick that he Interferes with quick delivery, that Houshalder, 2.00; Dr. S. -Puleston kw 0m ¥ Nature to do what Nature is trying had to pry their mouths open and muses shipments to bo delayed, qulto 2.00; Dr. J. N. Tolar, 2.00; David to do. > hbt wife poured the powder down often means loss. Tba principal live Speer, 1.00; L. G. Strlngfellow, 4.92 The' "M iracle Medicine" sets the their throat's.' stock producing sections ir e a long dis­ W .-J . Thigpen, 1.50; A. R. Merrl human machinery going right when Please'find check In full o f 4 my tance from the principal meat-consum­ wether, 1.60; C. C. Cobb, 1.60; C It starts to golpg wrong, and .then account and,, with kindest .regards ing centers.of.tho Bast, which makes M. Williams, 1.50; O. P. Herndon them dependent almost entirely upon sickness disappears. we beg. to remain, I. 50; R. H. Muirhead, 1.60: G, U adequate transportation facilities to H costs nothing to |sk about the Yours very truly, keep supplied Orlth fresh meat at any Fcrnald Hdw. Co., 91.60; Celery "M iracle Medicine" and see the • Bankston Bros. Avenue Store, 105.86; Herald -Print­ and all times. Proof. Imitate the “ Man from L. Allen Seed Co., 99— 6ti» ing. Co., 78.60; L. R. Philips ft Co MUsourJPV *' 1QI*HC" 4 H APPENJa r o u n d s a n S IN AN D FEEDING CITIES IS BIC PROBLEM QUESTION OF RAPID TRANSIT Little Deposits o f D ollars Interest Credits of 4 Per Cent The Mighty Bank Ac­ counts of the Provident. Start a Savings Account With this Bank Seminole County Bank I 4 �, ‘ - -• - ■ M1, TBS SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX AUGUST 9, comrades nil gift "Spend CKHstmtl'Tn READY FOR A CHARGE Berlin,” I conld hear another admit­ T don’ t bellovo there will ever bo a .; ting, "but I did not think any other o f e e d in g you country' that will appear In my eyes ® quite as gdod ns Holland did thed. I part o f Germany would appeal to him ; Tho MWSBO d ty n)nn had to be somewhat careful, however, very much," • probably never realized tlmi * “ Mr*. O'Brien, did Pat write you because Holland wan full o f German VF, • ting his.feed to him nU ,|InJ ,t “ spies and I knew they would be keen how many German prisoners ho • ono o f tho most "trouble*™.j j to loam all they jx>iu»lbly could about brought back wltb him?” 1 could hear my escape and my adventures so that still-another credulous friend .inquiry has to denL / the authorities In Belgium could mete Ing. out punishment to everyone who was In ordinary times It was not It was nil very amusing and grati­ Prepared Special]/ for this Newspaper by Pictorial Review. sAjmportunt that tho dty In any respect to blnmo for It. As I wns fying to mo and I must confess I felt : In Ilottonlnn) only ono day, they Quito cocky_jiB-I-wtafked Into tho war have such n-realization, but now* Jackets S h o w a Tendency to Taper. . ^ didn't haro very much ojjportunlt, n wnr time, It.Is tin Important -deportfuent to report. season, but none moro (aablonabla lenm anything from^me,— -— For the next flv i s r r m *“ tho Nation.' than that sained by tho usa of J ht ■ — ThnnfivnTqfUcer who accompanied very busy-ansTTCriog buay-ai questions pul to Doulum VtiUi—tlw-low8r~fTual ctljca Thb subjoined statement f rom nus and acted uh lntcrprclcr_for-ioe--TnvnJy*thV u y the military authorities regard­ 'tapering In points. A seml-dressy lntroduccd_mjt,tii,roanjrolKcr soldiers llicrsold ler ing what 1 had observed as to condi­ ono o f tho experts of tho bureau model la. shown here. The Jacket Is nnrtBAlIora who hnd escaped from Bel­ tions In Germany and behind the tinea. ». o f markets. United States do! a ulnslo-broaatciL- model—with high gium . when tho .Germans took Ant­ part ment of agriculture, \rin What I reported was. taken down neck and"standing collar rolled over servo nt least ns an Introduction werp, and as they had nrrlvbd In IIol-' by a stenographer and made part o f at the top. Plaits take up* the fulto ono phase o f tho problem. land la uniform nnd under arms, tho tho official records, but I did not give noss at tho front, the back belnc laws o f neutrality compelled their In­ .them my sto ryin narrative form. Tho »B ttB f»tltB M »I M I I BcmlfUted. Two circular peplum •••••• sections, the upper extending In deep ternment and they had been there over Information I was able to glvo wok since. naturally o f interest to various its at the front and tho under Wo 8uppose This |a $0i Tho life o f a man who Is Interned branches o f tho service, and experts reaching across tho back 6f Jacket only, are unusual features of the de­ in a neutral county, I learned. Is any­ in crcry lino o f government work took In ptnee of most or our troubles we sign. Medium size requires 2*i ya rdi thing but satisfactory, lie gets ono It Id turns to question me. Ono morn­ might easily hnve much worse ones.— 64-lncb material. Athnny Journnl. month a year to visit his. home. I f ho ing would Be - devoted, for Instance, To give the proper lines to the lives In Englnnd that is not so Imd. to answering questions o f a military Jacket, lin t study the cutting guide but If ho happens to Uvo farther nature—German methods behind'the *■■>!•* Watae la Kt#*7 Rm b to see how each section is laid on the nwuy, tho time ho has to spend With front lino trenches, tactics, morale o f material. For Instancy, the peplum rut tuoui rv .ru u .t section marked MJ" Is placed near his folks Is very short, as tho month's troops and similar matters. Then the Three French grenadiers are pre­ tho fold, but tho largs.’ O" perfora­ leave does not take Into consideration aviation experts would take a whack tions root on a lengthwise thread of the time consumed In travel)ng to.and at ms and discuss with mo all I had paring for a raid on tho German lines. from Holland. the material. * The shawl collar and observed o f German flying corps C O R O N A D O BEACH the back are the only two seotlons of The possibility o f esenpo from H oi methods and equipment Then, again, the Jacket that are laid along the land is always there, but the British tho food experts would Interrogate oprosrnt new smybna Co£^7f6o at Buck Ingham “ paTnco ‘ Ift lengthwise f old, being marked by "T ? authorities have on agreement with mo as to what I had learned o f food 20:80 a. m. Please acknowledge. FO R RATES ADDRESS and triple "T T T * perforations, re­ the Dutch government to send refu­ tapdltlons In Germany, Luxembourg “ CROMER." spectively. M R S . - W . W . A L C O T T , Trop. gees buck Immediately, In this re­ and Belgium, and as I had lived pretty O f course, there was only ono Both eleero sections, the pocket, spect, therefore, tho position o f a man close to tho ground for tho best part Garage Accomodations • thing to do and that Was to obey ord­ side back, front and peplum section who Is Interned Is worse than' that o f seventy-two dnys I was able to give ers. I was an officer In tho army and J*C*I? “ L " are placed on tbs material with Sea Food Dinners A Specially 7608 large " 0 ” perforations on a length­ o f n prisoner who, If ho does succeed them somo fairly accurate reports as tho king was my commander In chief, ■mmt In making his escape,' Is naturally re­ to actual agricultural conditions, I had to go, and so I sat down and wise thread of material. Tho belt 7606 ceived with open arms In his native many of the things I told them prob­ sent off tho following answer: may be placed on either a lengthwise land. Apart from this restraint, how ably having moro significance to them "Earl Cromer, Buckingham Palace, or crosswlae fold of material. " A sem t^reny tailteur tcith tingleIf desired, silk, Batin or some con­ than they hnd to me. over. Internment, with all Its draw­ breasted Jacket (n peplum style and London: . trasting fabric may be used for the backs, Is a thousand times, yes, a mil­ There were many things I had ob­ four-piece skirt. “ I will attend Buckingham palace collar. .The pattern Is laid on the lion limes, better than being a prisoner served which I havo not referred to In as directed, Friday, December 7th, at material In tho same way, however. There are many Unea .to coats this o f war In Germany,. theso pages because their value to us 10:30. It seems to me.Uint'whcn tho war might bo diminished If the Germans "LIE U T. P A T O’BniEN." ^U1 |'1NQ_CU1DE T G Q 5 Showing Site 3 6 5CLVA0E. E00E5 Is over and .tho men who hn'vo been know we were nware o f them, but Tn the Intervnl that elnpscd. I mud Imprisoned In Germany return home, they were all reported to tho authorl- I confess, the ordcnl-of calling on th'? they should ho given n bigger nnd Hon and It was very gratifying to urn ' king o f Englnnd loomed up moro grentcr reception than the most vic­ to henr thnt the experts considered dreadfully every day, hnd I .realty torious army that ever marched Into somo o f them of tho greatest value. , believed I would mtlier hnve spent an­ a city, for they will have suffered Ono o f tho most amusing Inddenta 1 other day In the empty lintise In lie* and gone* through more than the world o f my return occurred when 1 cnllcd at hlg cliy In Belgium or, sny, two moro will ever he. able to understand! my bankers In London to got my per- 1 days at Courtrul, I Inin to go Uiroug:i No doubt you will find In the Ger­ sonal effects. what I botleved to he In store for in". I kata (ha actaall&c u ltim rnU lot man prison camps ono or t\yo faint­ The practice In tho Royal Flying ] Orders were orders, however, and drtrrmlnlnf and Nia GL.IH.HES fat hearted Individuals with n pronounced corps when a pilot Is reported inis- . (here was no way of getting-out of It. rarTtrtlnf any and all dtfrvli of i l » yellow streak who vnliintnrlly gave slag is to have two o f IdH comrades j As It turned out, It wnsn’ t half ns had TTito aa. NO MATTlUt (ha u l u , mt font Patented April JO. 1907 up the struggle and gave up their, lib­ assigned to go through his belongings, | I1S i m,,] foared—on the contrary. It r u t. -f yaar UUHHOI do nat >uil erty rutlier than risk their lives or check them over, destroy anything , was one of th e most ngrconblb oxpeyaa yn frdly, rail on na. a Pictorial novlow Jacket No. 7606. Bliss, 34 to 44 Inches bust. limbs. These and cases, however, are, that It might not he to his Interest to ! rlences of my life, I SI any rya tkal r n y u d , (a U(hl> Price. IS cents. Skirt No. 7606. Sixes, 24.to 34 Inches waist. P ile * 30 I am sure, cxtrejncly few. Nine hun­ preserve, and send the whole bust- ; cents. Van aia la tiled la call Tot roiytultalli i dred and ninety-nine out of a thousand ness to his banker or his home, us the C O N T IN U E D IN N E X T ISSUE and adtice. of tho men fighting In the ntlled lines ntso may bo. Every letter is read would rather ho In tho front trenches, through, but their contents Is never tmrtt h. _ — t turn ra; fighting every day, with nil tho horrors afterwards discussed or revcnled In story. DR. E. S. H O F F M A N *T.leulcnnnt.” ho said when I hnd nnd all the risks, than he n prisoner any way. I f tho pilot -Is finally re­ OCCUUST-OPTK1A N concluded, "you can have anything of wur In Germany, for the men In ported dead, his effects arc forwarded IS Weal Chartk Hi. Orlando. Florida yon'want. I think your experience Franco hnve a very keen realization to his next o f kin, but while bo Is of­ of what that menu* ficially only “ missing," or Is known to entitles you to It.” But to return to my day In Rotter­ bo a prisoner o f war, they ore kept “ Well, coUbUl," I replied, "1 would • either nt tho squadron headquarters like a bath, a shave, n hnlrrut anil dam. A fter I wns fixed up 1 returned to or sent to his bunkers. somo civilized clothes about an badly In my case ns soon as It was Irnrned ns n man ever needed them, I suppose, the ronnutnto nnd arrangements were hut before thnt I would like to get n made for my transportation to Eng­ that 1 had fallen from tho sky, It was cnblo ofT to America to my mother land nt once. Fortunately there was assumed that I hod been killed and telling her thnt I am safo and on my n boat leaving that very ulght nnd 1 my chum, Pnul Raney, nnd another officer detailed to check over my ef­ was allowed to take passage on It. way to England!” The list they made and to Just as we were leaving Rotterdam, fe c t* The consul gnvo mo the necessary By Information and I had the satisfaction the bont I wan on rninmed our own which they affixed their signatures, o f knowing before 1 left the office thnt renvoy, one of the destroyers, nnd In­ its I linvs previously mentioned, Is L IE U T E N A N T the cable, with Its good tidings, was jured It so badly that It had to put now In lay possession and is ono of on Its way to America. hnek to port. It would hnve been n tho most treasured souvenirs o f my P A T O’BRIEN Then he sent for one o f tho novnl Mrimgr rllmnx'lo my adventure If tho adventure. men who hnd been Interned there disaster had resulted In the sinking U y trunk was sent to Cox & Co. In since tho beginning o f tho war and of my hunt and I hnd lost my life duo course, and now thnt I wns In * t> * Oopyr1*hl, Ins, by I’M Alla U'UrUa who wan able ,tn speak Dutch and while on my way to England, after London I thought'I would go and claim told hltn to tukc good care of me. s having successfully outwitted the IL ho wanted to laugh In the worst way. A fter I hnd been bathed and shuved lltins. But my luck was with me to When I nrrlred at tho bnnk I ap­ “ Go ahead end laugh I” I M ild. “ Too nnd hnd a haircut I bought some new the Inst, and while the accident re­ plied to tho proper yvlndow foy my Can’ t olTcnd me tho way I feel this clothes anil hnd something to eat, and sulted In some delay our boat was not matt nnd trunk. • \ •blessed day I” and he needed no second I felt like n new man. "W ho are you 7“ I wnsvi»«tfed rather seriously damaged and made the trip Invitation. Incidentally It gnvu mo a As I walked through tho streets o f over In schedule time nnd without fur­ sharplychnnce to lnugh at him, for I wns Itottenlnm breathing the air of free­ “ Well, I guess no ono hns any ther accident, another destroyer buy­ about ns much nrmiK(-d us ho wns. dom again and renlltlng that there ing been assigned to escort ns through grentcr right to Pat O'Brien's effects A fter ho hnd luughed himself about was no longer any danger of being tho danger zone In placo of the ono thnn I hnve," I replied, "nnd I would nick ho got up imd idnj’JH’d mo on the cnjdtirj’d and tn’iep back to prison. wlhcli hud been put out of commis­ bo obliged to you If you would look them up for ra c .'fK sion. ’ “ That 11111/ bo nm right, my friend," When I arrived In London, tho re­ G m jjy p iF L m tt action from the strain 1 had /been replied, tho clerk, "buL according to under fo r nearly three months Imme­ our records Lieutenant O’Brien Is a diately became apparent. My nerves prisoner o f war In Germany, and wo . were In such n state that It was abso­ can’t very well turn over his effects lutely Impossible for me to cress the to anyone else unless either you pre­ street without being In deadly four sent proof thnt ho Is dead nnd that m o f being run over or trampled. I stood you are his lawful representative, or nt tho curb, llko an old woman from else deliver to us a properly nuthcallthejcouutry on her first visit to tho 11rated order from him to giro them city, nnd I would not venture nernsa to you," Specially prepared f o r this Newspaper by P ictoria l Review. Ho wns Tory positive about It all, unlil_Homo knowing policeman, recog­ nizing ray condition,‘ cam e'to my as­ but qulto polite, and I thought I would kid him no more.- ”' sistance and convoyed me across. "W ell," I said, " I can't very well Imlyed, there wob a great number o f A ' Practical Sweater for the W om an W h o Knits. present proofs to you thnt Pat O’Brien English officers nt home nt n|l times, B y K ATH RYN MUTTERER. despite their wonderful coloring and getting back their nerves" after a Is dead, but I will do tho host I can to * So essential has It b'oeomo to tho design and It Is tho sweater knitted btng spell o f uctlvo service at the provo to you thnt ho Is alive, and If w&rdrobo of the well-dressed woman by hand that women love most. front, so that my condition wns any­ you haven't qulto forgotten his sig­ that tho sweater has outgrown tho Among tho advance models for thing but novel to the London bob­ nature I guess I, can write.you out limitations of seasons. Us vogue Is spring are many exquisite sweaters ■n order that wilt answer all yo'dr re­ perennial; Its lines are constantly bles. knitted In silk. There Is a great deal of warmth in silk, nnd many It wns not many days, however, be­ quirements and etmblo you to glvo mo argue that wodlen garments arc out fore I regained control o f myself nnd Pat O’ Brien’s belongings without pin­ of hnrmony with tho. conservation of ning any risks," and I scribbled my felt In Brat-class shape. wool which Is so badly needed for tho ; T V » Y » / A ,' v i 'f-/ u Although tho British authorities In glgnatViro on n scrap o f paper and aoldlers. Holland hnd wired my mother' from banded It to him. The niodel'shown hero Is exceeding­ H e looked at mo carefully through Holland that I was safo and on my VJ* - . V V ly good looking nnd may be worn tho latticed .window, then Jumped way to England, the first thing I did closed to the neck or open, as pre­ when wc landed waa to send her a down from tho high chair nnd camo ferred. Crochet buttons trim the outside to clasp mo by tho hand. cabfo myself. • front. Tho novel ribbing of tho cuffs American Standard Version “ Good heavens, leftcnantl" he. exThe cahlc rend as follows: and lower part of the sweater Is new J cl aimed, as ho pumped my hand up “ Mrs. 1L J. O’Brien, Uomcnco, BL, U. and Interesting. nnd down, "how did you ever get B. A. Because of tho cost of silk, the ma­ “ Just escaped from Germany. Let; aWay 7" nnd I hnd to alt right down Emphasized with the worda o f Cnriat printed In bold face jority of sweaters will continue to be and tell him and half n dozen other ter follows.” knitted In wool. As tho season grows type. Strongly find neatly bound In Khfiki colored Moroccogrolneo on the model, with sleeves will glvo As I delivered It to the cnblo dis­ people in tho bnbk alt about my ex­ Waterproof Keratol— flexible limp cover, embossed back banas. way to the sleeveless sweater. There patcher 1 could Just lmaglao th* ex­ periences. round comers, Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully • embossed . are alio . many versions of tho sllp-oa, I had been In England about flvo , ultation with which ray mother would American Flog in colors on the outside front cover. some being long, sumo short, some receive It and tho prldo she would days when I received a telegram with sloovcs, ■ somo without, and Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3 x 4 # incnM feel ns she exhibited It among her which, nt first, occasioned me alm ost1 many with broad coltare, whtlo equal­ and just # an inch thick. Type is plain and clear— 'Scuas much concern aa the unexpected ; neighbors and friends. ly smart effects are without pronounclng. The Four Great American Hymne ere printed I could hear the volley o f ” 1 told sight o f a Germnp spiked helmet had Girdles and pookets are features you bo’ s" that greeted her good tid­ caused me In Belgium... I t read as end bound with tide Sailors end Soldiers Testament. left to the discretion and fancy of follows: ings. Ths Fashionable Bweater. , the wearer. The, knitted sweaters H ELP TO BRING TH E B O Y S B A CK CLEAN " I t would taka more than the kaiser “ Lieut. P. A. O’Brien. Royal Flying Invariably hare girdles, beeauso they ylsldlnjf to Innovations. Bo many Corps, Regent’s Palace Hotel, Lon- j to keep P at In Germany,” I could bear womtn have learned to knit sines ! cannot be made oh the dinging lines . Im t | one o f them laying. This Sailors and Soldier Testament, neatly packed, tho war began, thnt very fow Indeed of the knitted wool allp on. “The king 1* very glad to hear o f , "Knew he’d ba back for Christmas, ' ara Willing to.woar a sweater that Is Instead of belt*, a novel Idea' Is to ready for mailing, given With a years sub- <1*0 C A anyway,” I could hear another re­ your escape from Germany, i f you ( not hand-mado. Tbs machine woven give abape to the awaatar by rlti ere to be'In London on Friday n«xt. I mark. scriptiori to the Sanford Herald for.........:., varieties have loat their novelty. btng it at the w aist "I t>ad §n J$ea that jrad his December '7th. JHla. majesty, will r Pictorial Review BwfcxWr. Working direction*,!!) cents. Easy andPracticalHome Dressmaking Lessons It was *a wonderful sensation. OCEAN HEW HOTEL Let M e Examine Your Eyes “OUlWiTTlNG THE HUN" Try The Want Column fr GIVE THE BOYS A tESTAMENT THEY W ILL BRING BACK Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments Are the Best LESSONS FOR THE Home Embroiderer fX±.‘ Attractive -Compact - Readable - Durable ”i ■V * I j. ; ■ i- • ■ V- �AUG1 1918 4J X T f~ 11TTsfcb/..... F llh Day foe (h i ratification Joint Raael uliana to tha ConiUtuUoa via.) Lota I and (. Block t of Novoa.— ... or r i| N t J a ‘ e ( th# laid I AR of Block * “ " proposing aniadm aata I I. eI tho trial* of JMorida | WeatAalf. of' southeast qoi right ol watrto a print M 0 tk Of bcflnnlasi thane* north 8t fact to beginning. f a S a B s s ^ That-part of NAV) Mat af railroad fag. L ola I , 8, 8, 4 , 1 Bloch 18, Tlar T, bring cent rameta r, Block f. aam* property * warranty deed I t quarter Blork t . TWr 20. Draw, aald deed -Ota and 7* 7. JDIocL . ta Il and. llfc k _F 8. Tice *• lie record* of Be A JOINT RESOLUTIOM'I Lota IS and IS lliork 8, Tier I. Amendment to Section" 8 rf-Al 8. S, 7 of aald block and tlar, there bring no Lota t to 9 Indus!*• Bloch 9, Tier 10, th» ConstHullatr of the - gist* of iota i and 7 In said block and Iter* LoU I, 8. 7. 8, 8 Block 8. Tier II. IUnl#W*g*d -,0t" ' "0d * lK Tp* l i " llalaliar.tu Education. AUo that part of Block 3, Tier *17 deeFractional West half Bloch 3, .Tier IS. B#' It Resolved by lb* Legislature of lb* cilbrd a* follower Beginning at northwrat West half Bloch 3, Tier 13. Slit* of Florida: ■ corner, of ‘ block 3, tlar 17; run eaat j II.ft T b it tbi following amendment of Hac—| Southeast quarter Blork 3, Tier IF. I feat; aouth 256.3 feet; weat 111.5 feet; north Lot 8, Block 4, lia r 6. lion 8, of Article X I I , .of the Constitution I SSS.t feat to beginning. Lot 8, Block 4. Tier 7. of tb* But* of .Florida Relating to Kdura­ f Also that part of block 4, tier 17 draerlb- W H 'o f N W I i & c 27 T p . ¥*. R g g g i a V tion In brrrby agreed to and shall l># Sub­ I Lot 3, Block 4, Tier 8. |*d aa follow*: Beginning at northwrat cor­ Lot 6. 7, 8. 9, 10. Block 4, Tier 9. mitted to tbn electors of tb* Slat* for ner of blork 4, tier 17, run eaat 111.ft feet: t W Lot* 1, 2, 9. Blork 4, Tier 10. * adoption or rejection aLlthr nest general rL v ' A “ ac,t M “ • aouth 285.8 fret; west 111.5 feat; north SS5.5 LoU |. 7. 8. 8, 7, 8, » Blork 4,. Tier f l . rlrrtion of Representative*. to b* brld |feat to beginning. tb**yrar, A. I >. 1918; that i» to n r , t IVetl half Block 4, Tier IS. v a ■ E M Sec * 9, Tp. 14, ,J Rango n ‘ 28. Section • ol Artlrl* 'X II of tb* Comtitutlon Feet half -Block 4, Tier 18. ■ J t “ • 5*E f f flee 30. f p . 14. flange 28. All foregoing lot* and blocks being of Soul her* l quarter Blork 4. Tier 19. of tb* But* of .Florida b* ararndrd io aa to Clt N 7-8 ol N E W of s fc u and W H o f HEM th* C ity of Sanfold, according to E. It. rrad a* follow*: Elat half Block 4. Tier SO. Tratford a Map, aa-recorded In Plat Book and N M of JSW tf and N W ) f S#l 3S, T p Trafford East half Blork 4, Tier SI. "'ll, H " pai png* _______________________ t i t and Florida Land A Colonl- 14, Range 28. Section 8. Each County aball ba required Lot 3, lllock-5. Tier 7. **Jlon Company'* Slap of St. (lertrude ..Lo* 2 •*<l 8 3'3 *>{ to aaarta and collect annually for tb* aup3 felcwpl loU 153, Lot i . Block 6, Tier 7. * Addition 16 th* Town of iUnford, ■ port of th* public frr* schools thrrrla. a aarecorded 156 and 163 of leak* George Thermal LoU 9 and 10, Block ft. Tier 7. in Plat Book “ 11" page 118. u i of not lea* than thrr* Ol mill*, not nor* Artesian V t f f t i b l t Della as r tfo r d td * In L«U 3, 4, ft, 1 Block S. Tier 8. than tan ( 10) mllla on th* dollar on all teaLota I to 36 liana 4. 8, 6, IS) ol Ifolden Hook 4 at page 165) Bee 3, T p. II. Kang* 88 Lot 9, Block I, Tier 8. abl* property In tha aarnr. Also an undivided one-half Interest In Heal f atale Company'* Addition to SanLota 4. ft, 9. lO -llloek 8. Tier 10. i?r .* *9 plot recorded In Plot If “d to th* following deacrlbed linda altuat* Al| of Block ft,'Tier IS. [ In \oluala County, Florida, to wit; | Book " D " page 9K A J O IN T R E S O LU TIO N . . . .All of Blork 6. Tier 18. Propnxed Amendment to tb* CenetRbEast half of aoutbraal quarter; eaat half of Northeast quarter and South half Block 5, , Lot I, blork X, and Iota I, 2. 8. Block lion of Florida. . uth Tier 1». It* It Revolved by th* Legislature of tb* East half Block If, Tier. 80. State of Florida. A ll'ir ic r p t norfhweat quarter) of Blork That Article X IX of the Constitution of I . Tel ' * « [ ' tb* Slat* of Florida, be and th* aam* l a ‘ ° * All ........... ! of Block 5. Tier 22. to South Sanford, according ta plat recorded I south, rang* 28 cast. hereby amended aa aa to read aa follows: Lot* 6, 7, 8, Block 6, Tier 7, In Plat Book *'I> page 6, • . I Also Government lota number* I and 2 Artlrl* X IX , Section I. Th* raanufac* Lou 4 to |o Incluslyo Block 6, Tier 9. Also begin 180 feet west of northeast I jJ section 30, township |4 south, rang* lure, tala, barter or exchange pt all olcohoTIc All ot Block 6, Tier 10. cqrner of lul 3, of 8. A. Robinson's Survey of I r**>or Intoxicating liquora and beverages, wkvtb-l Ail (except lot 3) Block 6, Tier 111 an addition to aouth Sanford, run south I Also northwest quarter of southeast rr apirltuoua. vinous or malf, are hereby Northwest quarter Blork 6, Tier 17. 117 feet, ‘ weat SO fret: north 117 feel; east |quarter ol section 3. township IS south forever prohibited in the State of Florida, Southeast quarter Block 6, Tier 17. [ to feet to place of beginning. except alcohol for medical, acirnrtllc *r mrrang* 28 rast. West hall Illbck 6, Tier l i . chanlcal purposes, and wine for sacramental Also Udvtrnmrnt lo t 4 or section I, town­ All ol Block 6, Tier 19. Lot 6, Lot 7 (leva west 337 fe*t) loU 9 purposes: (b* sale of whlrh alcohol and wine ship 14 south, rang* 17 ewst. All ol Block 6, Tier 20. land 16. lot 11 Beta aouth 120 fr*t) lot 19, P< or th* purposes aforesaid, aball b* regulated Also Uovrniment lot 1. section 14. Iow aAM of-Blork 6. Tier 31. I lot 2ft (Iraa northeast quarter) loU 26, 29. by I aw. tip 14 south, rang* IT east. All of Block 6. Tier 22. 30, 31, 32, S3. 81, lot 35 ilern southwest 8*c. I , Th* LcgUlatur* aball enact suit | Lou 6, 7, 8 Block 7, Tier 6. And also south 17 acrea of wsat 87 acrea quarter) southwest quarter 61 lot 35 of 8. A. abl* lawa for th* enforcement of .the provi­ Lots 1, 2. 3. S Block 7. Tier 8. Robinson's Survey of an addition to Bouth Of Govrtament lot number 8 and all of sion! of thla article. Government lot number 3, section 16, Lou I, 4. ft, 6, 7, 8 Blork 7, Tier 9. I Sanford. township It'south, rang* 37 fa s t All ol Block 7, Tier 10. * B«e. 8, This article aball go Into effect on -Lots 24. 85. 46. 49 Florida Land A C olo-, Any LoU t, 2. 3, 4. 6, 7. 8 Blork 7, Tier II . th* fftat day of January, A. I). 1910. PV*0" , 0' P*1?01-* pr***at announr, aianlon Corepany’i Celery Plantation, ar11 „ . thsPh* h if he. sh* or they drslrs to bid upon All ol Block 7, Tier 16. ia y particular * parcel or parrnii of said South hall of northeast quarter.and south |cording to Plat Book " C " paga 115. Th* votaa eaat in compliance -with aald . - of .. section -----r _ 26. _____ ihio 19 | I land * All that part township separately w'ill be givsn^an"opportunity half Block 7. Tier IS. I amendments,-------and the canvas*. .proposed . ---- ------------------ ----nv south, rang* 30 tas! lying between Tama____ I to do _ so _ at ________, ____ _ of _ th* sal*, and such th* opening All ol Block 7, Tier 20c .. . dl “ declarations and returns thereof, shall . .rind — and ---- -----------Oleander.. Avenue*, .---------- of --------.... Sanford, d. and and I|parcel parcel or or parrels parrels so so designated designated by by'any any such such All ol Block'7, Tler-21. subjected to th* same regulations and All (txrluding It. li. II. of W.) Hlorh 7. the no^h block 3N. and all lhat|p*rson or person* will be told separately. ilp lc tlm aa ar* provided* by law for general I - J V '- I* part of section 23, township 19, south, rangeland all the remaining land not ao designated ' ------ - i th* trial* of Florida. I ™ ' 22‘ 3Darast lying between Tamarind and Clean- I by such person or person* prevent will ba Lot* 2, 3, 4, 5 Blork 8, Tlrr I. IN T E S T IM O N Y W H E R E O F ,. ljnl a ),, 7. [ der Avenues ol Sanford. Isold aa a whole. Lot 8, lliork B 6,> y Tier 7. Frarllonal west two-thirds of blork ! ■ [ , Th# term* of aals rash, purchaser to pay 1 - hJr,,:ul,," 1,1 ,h*5d West hall (excluding R. R. R of W.) and |||oek 8, 8, Tlar Tier 14. 14. U. . afflaed , ... the , , Great ------_ Seal of the I Block [tier I t and fractional w rit two-thlril* ol „ L, A Bridges, Rehrll* Maine* blork 2, tier |2. all of E. R. Trafford'* Robinson ‘ (Seal) t i ,a," DlrkiRMR A Dfefcfnaon M a iiir In Bald eauin map of Sanford. “d "■.“ cSu'KISlt >7. T :X “ "'b f ' i i ’ fcfSV f « i ’wJ5!S'.R “• "• "■ * »•»> ">r* U I . &9. 61, 77 of 8l. Joseph's Sub-P|-1 r/ °r i ' “ i»P l*l"6 tit. R. o w., DI.O, I Nortffweet quarter and aouth half (txrlud- vision arrordlng to plat recorded In plat book " B " page 121. 99-Fri • ling It.-It. R. of W.) Block 8. Tier IT. af Apalirallait Ur Tas (lead Under Government Lot 2, of section 2R, town­ Nolle* All (excluding U. It. It. of W.) Block N Heel la a 6 at Chapter 4183. Lawa * f F a rship 20 suuth, range 30 rast (Iras (hat part In Ihr rirrull Coart Hetrnlh Jedlrlal Or-1 Tier 16. da aouth of fin* beginning at northeast corner Alt (cxrludlng R. R. It. Of W.) A Ic tall, .Seminole C ***t7, In Ckaarerj. Notice 1* hereby given that C, M. Dunn of southeast quarter of southeast quarter Lot 10, Illock 9. Tier I. Della M. Turner Bill of lertfon or seriion 29, township lownsnip 20 xu south, minis, rarg* 30 I Put r ,0^. T 1?. taa No*. 314, 218 Lota 3, 8, 9 Block 9, Tier 7, vafor Tho pretty frock nbovo Is rti slmplo A'rIiIc from this almost babyish deeorn- Robert E. Turner eaat and run east to Intersection lln* of l o t l f n<l * }* ( “ • ft’* lh * 3rd day of July, 1818, Divorce All of Block 9, Tier 13. 25 of MltrheM'a Survey of Levy Grant). | !>■■ aald rerllfiratra-in my offle# and All of Block 9. Tier 14. '. Order of Publication nntl so expreftslvp, thnt yornh coultl not Hon, Iho frock 1h allowed two frlvotoua All of Block. 9, Tier 1ft. It splirars from the affidavit htrrin duly I Weal . h “ . 2 * J d Hrid flml anythin? better suited to hcm-lf, touches. One of them Is n bit of not (Did duly ssorn to by A. K. I'uvrrr*, that All of Illock 9. Tier l«. All uf Illock 9. Tier 17. If Rho Kcorcliod for tlnys In the plnct-N drapery nt one side, and the other Is he It tnlirftnr for the romplalaant. In the i l w i e entitled cause; that it it (he bellrt | West half of Block 9. Tier 16. where nnrty frockH ?rmv. Tills little n tiny bouquet suspended by baby rib­ of the i f f i r l th»f Robert E. Turner, Is * All Illock 9, Tier 19. Kown posM-Bses Ktyle— the IntuiiRlhle bon from the bodice. Of course they non-rrtldrnl of the Slate id Florida and I Lots 6, 9, 10 Blork 10, Tier I. that his address is unknown, and that there | L<)| 3. Block 10 Tier 2,clement thnt wo ull ' adore. Nome have no excuse for belli?—except thnt (• no r arson In the state of Florida, Ihe arrAll of lliork It). Tier 13. "P _ Southwest quarter of section 21, to vlr* nt a subpoena upon whom would bind I All of Illock IO, Tier 14 people nchteve It nnd others tla nut, eyes were made for ncclnc. Cert. No. 21(5 raver*; S W t( of S W U o f Ihe defendant, and alllant further raja that •hip 7<l aouth, range 30 rail. North half of lliork ID, Tier tft. • Sac. 2It, To. 20 8. R. 32 E. and therein l^t-s nil the difference be­ brlirvrv ihe age of Ihr drfrndartl lo be All uf Illock 10, Tier it. Southern quarter of aouthraat quarter Any of the sheer cot ion dri-RS goods, he Th* said land being axaroard at th* data r twrnly-one years. All ■■» Block IO, Tier If. tween Buecesa nnd lin k of It In-dreoM. as voile or organdy, might be used to n olira. Robert E. Turner, are therefore All uf Illock 10. Tier l*. There Is notliln? much to-hsllswbout make the skirl, anil worn over a petti­ ordered In appear to Ihi* bill on Monday,' All of Illock It). Tier 19. the Tih day of October. 1918, Ihe same All of Block ID, Tlrr 20, this model except that the sktrt I s o f coat of plain tnlfela, for a frock of thLs hiinr ■ Rule day of il l, (Tnuri nr said llllf lulls 3. 4. 5. Block II, Tier 2. All irxrrpling n*>rlhia,t quarter) , lliork IlKht-coIored InfTetn dnlnllly rrons- kind. Hut it I* lo -t to be a perfect will l,e taken a* eonfeaaedll {• further ordered (hat Ihta nullre |,r Her 15. *barred In other li?ht colors. It In us copyist of a model of such excellence, published (or eight ronrrculivr weeks in 'H,North half of Block-II. Tier 17. . the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published Alt nf lltock 11, Tier 16. plain nnd Btrulght n« can he nnd Is than to risk experimenting. In Seminole County. Florida. til <d Block II. Tier 19. North half Sec. 21. Tp 14, Range 27. By V. E. Dougalaa, I). C, flulslied with-it hem bended by n kIiicIc VYitnraa, E. \ . Ilo ux ls ** . Clerk of Ihe Alt of Illock It. Tlrr 20, Lot 3. Sec. fl Tp. 14. Range 2H. 95-Frl-Ste Circuit Court in and foe Seminole C o u n t y , luRs 3. I, 5, 6. 9. HI Block 12. Tier 2. narrow tuck. The lurk helps to ?lve Florida and (he era! of aald Cour t, tbi* 2ftth Luts 3, 4, Block 12. Tier 3. the skirl the rlk'ht "Ret", about the butrlns of July, A. tl. I9 IS. Lota I. ft. Block 12. Tier 4. E. A. flouxltsa, Clrrk luita 3. 6. 9 Block 12, Tier 7. tom. It Is gathered to n narrow bell isrsl) By E. II. Wilaori. D. C. Lots 4. 6, 7. Blork 12. Tier 6. nnd Joined to n bodice of net and plain A. K.' Powers. lull* 6,9, 10 Blork 12. Tier 9. Solicitor tor C o mplain an t. tuita 1 4, 5. 9, 9. io. Illock 12.Tier 10. taffetn. Tho umlcrhoillcc of net Is The Neweat Tailored Shirts. 97-Frl-9tc. . lusts 3, 4. ft. 9. 10 (deluding It'. K. II of pill tiered nt the shoulders and has n way) Block 12. Tier II. One of the newest shirt* tb arrive In Iu>t* «, 7, * . 10 B lock 13, Tier I round neck IIiiIhIhmI with n-Hny hem. town Is of striped or while riiIIii ribbed Nallre of A*sllrallen far Tai I bed under fusts I. 5, B l o c k 13. T i e r 3. ^ Her lion a of I'bayler CSkS, Laws of Florida L o t * 7 to 10 inc lusive B lock 13. Tier 4. There are idiorl, full sleeves of Hie flannel. The collar Is high or low and Notice Is hereby liven that Joe Kendrick, lulls 6 . 7, 6 , 9 . 10 Illock 13, T l r r ft net, with u nicbln? of frayril taffeta made of a stripe of llufTy angora knit purrharrr of Ta» f'eriinrale Nn 162, dated Lota 9. 10 B loc k 13. Tier 6. the 3rd day o( July, A. I). 1916, hat filed All (excepting I and 6) Block 13, Tier 7. at tho top of*tho hem, mnkln? a pretty wool. The cuffs tun» buck and art* of •aiil certificate im my off.c* and haa made Heavy yields of Mfli cUis products are nao* lusts 3. 4, 6, 9, 10, Block II. Tier 9. for ta i deed to I mus In accord­ decorntlo:;. The sleeves ure set to tho the »ame material. These hblrl* cost application Lo*a 3. I. A,R. 9. 10 Block 13. Tier 10 ance with taw. Said rrrciftral* embrace* etxary to bring a big net profit to ibe grower. The bodice with n band of luce inaertlon. LS.IIS. Pique tailored Rhlris are ex­ Ihe (olinwtni described properly rilusted All (drepling R. B. It of W.) Illock 13. In Seminole county, Florid*, to wit: 111) Tier II. The taffeta overtmdlce, which Is ceedingly Rjnqrt with high point turn­ ol W U nt NE)| ol N K '( Sec. 6. Tp. 20 8. banner record for inch remits hai been held for All (leas lot 9) Block 14, Tlrr 1. merely n very wide girdle, Is adorned over .cotlnrs nnd black cravat bows. It. 31 >1. lb acres. •LoU 3. 7, M, 9. Illock 14, Tlrr 3. thoA. last qaarter-centnry by lulls I, 2, 3. 4. 6. 7, 6. 9. Block 14, Tier The said land bring aaieer* at the Sale of with UttJo Bprnyn o f embroidery. The price of these Is ffl. Ihe lasusncr of surh rrrtlflrare In lh* name * All of lllotk 14. Tlrr 6. lust 7, Block 14, Tire 9. of W. W. Brill, llnlesa said rertiflrare shall Lota I, 2, ‘C, 7 (excluding R. R. It. ol be redeemed according to law tat deed will Way) Block 14. Tier 10. Issue thereon on th* 2?lh day of Aufuat Army of Extentlon Workers. Lnti I, 2. 6, 7, Illock 14. Tlrr I I . • A. D. 1918Tot, Easy. All of lliork I ft. Tlar I. An army of 5,051 extension workers Witness my offirial sltnatur* and seal lust* 1. 2, 3. 4. 5. 9, 10. Illock I ft. Tier 3. Two children were trying to decide this the 2<ih day of July A. 1>, IBIS. Is nldlng In tho department of agricul­ All (except 6, and 7) flinch IE, Tier 4. Send for otxr Free Books on all commercial (Seal) K. A. Douglass All of .lliork I ft. Tier ft. ture's food production and conRerro- on n game with which to amuse them­ Clrrk Clrrult Court Seminole .County. All of Block tft. Tier ft selves. one uti.ieer afternoon. “Oh. crops of Florida; alio our Spray Catalogue. Florida By V K |tnu(lars. I> c . tlon campaign. Thta Is an Incrcaae of lust I (excluding It It B nf Way) lliork 97-F'rl-ltr no. let'* nnt play that." said one In nn15. Tier* 3,403 over the number doing similar Special advice gladly given. All of Illock 1C. Tier I. work on July 1 of laat yenr. Of thla mv*t to n -iircgi'Mioi). "U's foo easy." Notice of A**ileol on for Tax D 'rd Cnd • All of Block 1ft, Tlrr 2 Nrrilon 6 of fhopirr <IM , l.awo of Flor­ tuita 1, ft. *7. lliork, I ft, Tier 4. . total 3.040 are In county-agent work, And the clri'd "Im bud suggested the ida luite I, 2, fl, 7, (excluding H. It. R of game u' ol v expressed agreement. nerving 2,450 countlea; 1.000 nre In Notice is hereby given that I,. T. Bryan Way! Illock I*. Tier 5. “Yes,It's so easy dial It Isn't any fun." purrhaarr ol Taa Certificate No. 159, dated All (excluding It. It, R. of Way) Block bome-dcmonatratlon - work, nerving In m taithe 3rd day nf July, A. D. 1914. haa Hied 1C, Tier 6. • If even small children realize that a All of Block 17, Tier said rerllftrate In my office, and haa made l;075 counties; and 012 nre In boys' Mfr*. Ideal Fertilizer*. [iD E A fr ] thing censes to be Interesting when It application for taa tired to issue in arcordAH of Block 17. T b r .. nnd glrla* club work. In the 15 South­ fU T lllIt* with lav, Habl certificate embrace* Ihe Lot* 2, ft. 7, Block lh. Tier I. Is too easy, older girls, surely, should anre following described property situated In All of Block IN. Tier 2. Jackionville, Fla. ern Htntea 2,024 workers nre busy car­ (•ilhsasrocdl*! not grumble If something n little dlfll- Seminole fourty. Florida, to-wit: HJjj tf ' 1.01. ft, *. 9. 9, :o P i c k I*;. Tier 5 rying out Ihe plnns of tho food cam­ Lot, 1 D .1 and 10f>. Hanfcrd Celery ftell* All of Block IN, T r to. 'U thuUCOl cull Is asked of iIn-rii. The fun of life The said land brine ........ . at the date nf All ef Block 2N. T! r 10. paign, nnd In the 33 Northern nnd ' J**aiav..iil.fv* ' comes from doing ihlugx that lire not the lasuanrr of surh rrrfifiratr in Ihr nantr Atl of 2K, Block 2ft Tit r ■IR. Western states 3,027 arc employed. of J, It. Sprir.gale t'nlrss said rertincale All ol Blork 3N. Tl.r in. easy.—Pennsylvania (Irlt. shall be rob.m n l aceordirg to law tax ,l«r,i All of lliork 11'. T o r 20 On July 1 of Inst year 1,040 were em­ will issue therein <>n the 22nd day of Au­ Atl of lltock 2N. V r r 19 ployed In the Southern states, nnd 000 All of It’ock N . Tlrr 70, gust, A. I r I hi a. All of Block 2N. T I T 71 Wilntsa my o ff lr ix l signature sod teal In the Northern nnd Western stales. Lot 19, Block 7, T i t A. this thr lath day t.f July. A. It. I ta I tt. In the Southern stnles there arc 130 Imt 2, Block 6, Tier B. Ural) E. A. IHI 11GLASS, advertising All of Block K, Tl.r If. Clark Clrrult Court Seminole Co., Fla. negro county agents nnd 100 negro All lota I and 2, tdrept Wsat ftO (ret) By V. E. llmigtaas, D. C. home-demonfltrntlnn ngents. Block.9. Tier If. 9S-Frl-5tr . fusts 4. 8. 7. 9, 10, Illock 9, Tier H. N O T IC E OF E LE C TIO N All lot 3 (except vext 30 feet of N M ) WIIKItBAS. The Lrri.lalUf* id 1917. In Ik* Clrrult Catart Hevralk Jadlrlal Ctrrnll lliork 9, Tier II. Protecting Fighters. HrmlnoTr Caanly, Florida under lh* ConMitutlon of IftSS, nf Ihe Slate Lota R, 9. 10. Block 10. Tier. F. Sixty-seven Inspectors nf the bureau of Florida, did paav Iwo Joint Jieaoluliona Nelson 0. Van DeVenter, fust* 3, 3. 4. ft, lllnrk III, Tier G. , proposing amendment* to Ihe Constitution sole surviving partner lusts 1, 2, 3, Block 10. Tier IL nf animal Industry, United States de­ of lb* Stale of.Florida; and Ihe anme were -of the firm of VanDvranluita 4 and *, Block 11, Tier C\ partment of •agriculture, nre now with ■greed to by a vote of three-fifth* of all lh* lust* R and 9 Block II, Tier D. ter A Uidrr, "'■ elected to each house: that the lusts 1, 2, 3. 4, 5. 10 Block 11, Tier E. Complainant* BUI to the army Inspecting Ihe meat nnd meat mrmbsfs THE U N I V E R S A L C A R v4. Fort-close . iusla 2, 3, 4, Illock 11. Tier V. voles on said Joint Resolution* were entered products supplied for tho soldiers and upon Ihrir respect!** Journal*, with the Georg* W. Hove* and Antuita 2. ,1, 8 Block 11, Tlrr (}. Mortgigr. and naya thereon, and they did delrrI I E M of lota I, 2. 3, * Iota 4. 6, A 8 Block nlr Iloycr hi* wife. 30 others aro similarly engaged with vans rnlna and direct that th# aald Joint JtenoDefendant. tho navy. Operations aro under fed­ | utlona b* aubmlUed to, the elector* of the Td George W. lioyca and Annl* Boyce, kia Lusi*r2, 3,' A 6 Block 12, Tier A. wife, Leadvllle Colorado. All (except 1. ft, 6, 7.) Block 18, Tier II. eral supervision from the tlrao the live I Slat* *1 lh* General Election In November All (except I, 6, 9.) Block 12,- Tire C. 1918. t You ara hereby required and ordered la nnlmnls nre drlvpn Into tho slaughter­ All (except lot l> Block 12, Tier D. appear to the bill of complaint-filed hrrein Lot# l, 2, 3, 4, ft Bloch 12, Tier- K. agnlnat you on or before th* first Monday ing houses until Ihe finished product All (except lot ft) Block 12, Tier F. NOW, THEREFORE. I'. I I . C L A Y In Sentambcr 1918, aam* bring th* 2nd day In. delivered In good condition to the .C R AW FO R D . HrervUry .of Mate of the of said modtb then and the;* to make an- *AII (eirrpt loU I, 2, 3. 6, 7) Blork 12, H ilt* o( Florid*, do brrrby glv* notice thnt *wrr to aald bill of complaint In default of Tier O. mess cooks. _________ __________ lusts fl, 7, R, 9, Block 12, Tier II. which decree pro confesao will be lakaa and ■ Iusla 2. 3, 8, 0 Block 13 Tier A. entered against you, followed by Annl derra* G r i t f i l W tc lU i Lola ft, -7, R Block 13, Tier li. will I f Held in county In Florida on thereon. AM of Block 13, Tier D. It I* further ordered that this order be T u n d iy f»»»t lh# flftt Monday All liras lota 1 and 2) Block 13, Tier E In Novtmbef. A* D. 1» 1» . th# Mid Tu#«• published In tha Sanfofd Herald, n newspaper All of Block 13. Tlar F. published In Hanford, Seminole County, Flo­ day bri»K tha All of Illock 13. Tier G. rida once each week for four ronsecutiv* All'of lltock IN , Tier 18. week*. All or Block I N , Tier 21. Witness my hand and th* *«*l of aald Fractional Eaat half of Block I. Tier 1, n o t a l l t i r e s Court ihli-th* 22nd day oTJultr, 1918. more fully dearrlbed a*, beginning G6 fret (HeaL) E. A. Dougina, Clrrk north of Inleraertlon of south fin* of Com­ Dickinson A Dickinson, By E. H, Wilson. arc worth vulcanlilng. Some mercial Strral with west line of Hanford Solicitors for Complainant D. C, Avenue In Hanford,-Florida, weat 117 fret! are too far gone to spend labor 97-Fri-fttc ' - r north to Lake Monroe, southeasterly along and money on. Hut It's the ex­ ahore of said lake to point of north bagin­ MAHTED'H HALS emption, not the rule, when wc ning aouth to beginning. Under and by virtu* of a fin*! tfarreo of West halt of block I, 8 and west twocannot xavo a tire by our upforeclosure entered on th* ItOi day of July third* of blocks I N , 2N. and 3N, all In to-date vulcanizing methods. 191S In lh* Circuit Court nf th* Seventh Tlar 12, mnr* fully dearrlbed aa beginning Tubes too. Vca, inner tubes can Judicial Circuit of Ftbrlda, In Harelaol* Coun­ at Intersection of north line of First Htreet ty, In Chancary, wherein llaalamln lir e * with eaat lln* of Poplar Avtnua; eaat alon * be luccMsfully vulcanized by la complainant, and Thatcher Really Com­ north line of First Htreet to a point 19 us. Bring your old tins and pany a Florida corporation, Frank A, Beat feat west of writ boundary of lh* Atlantic tubes to us for examination. nnd Mary M. Bast, his wife, J, O. Brat, Coast Line Railroad right-of-way (aald rightWalkar H. Adam*. J. II. Brown and Mary of-way being adjarent to a n t (In# of Cedar Brown, kla wife, M. H. Thatcher, Grorg* W. Avtnua); narlb to L *k t Monroe, wtaterly Boatwright, W. J. Thigpen and Praarr* W, along shore of aald lake to Eaat tin* of Pop­ Thigpen,, hla wife, L. J. Chisholm, Louts* lar Avtnua, eatended; thane* aouth to be­ T . Hotler and A. D. Roller, bar husband, ginning. Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, Florida W. 8. Price. V. C. Collvr, W. R. Charlton, West two-third* of Block 6. Tier 18, more Charfc* W. Young, IJgxl* U w ls, 0. V. John- particularly deacrlbed aa all of blork 6, William Clark, and Laura Clark, hla tier I*, (except beginning at Intrraection of if# I f m a y Monroe, aa admlnlatralria of aouth tin* ot Fourth Hlraet with (ha wrat lh * eatat* oI D. C. 51lonroe, deceased, lira- line of C td ir Avtnua; thane* south 265.1 ter-A. Fallow*, widow, Fred Clair, Augustus (rat: thence west Lift feat; thane* north 1(50 Schneider, Charles Neely and Lolll* Neely, feet to right-of-way of Orange Bait Hall­ hla wife, Gilbert.DaLoach, Uafarl Moolanc-’ way; thrnc* northeasterly along aald rightK o, Itlay IJtlle* and Katatl Little*, hla wife el way ItO fact; thence rast 33 feet lo begin, G. Staton sad Viola Htalon, hi* wife, nlng). are defendant*, I will offer for sal* and tall All except fractional east half or block 7, AGENTS before th* court houa* door of Bcmtnolo tlrr 12, mar* fully described a* all of block County, at Hanford, Florida, during th* le- 7, tla* 12 (aicept that pari bounded aa hour* of sal# on th* first Monday in folloara: • Beginning at Intersection of south T ab Caa Bay Frona U i at Ral aptamber, 1918, bring lh * Second day of Mna of Fifth Street xtltb th* wrat Una of W h o Irani* P r ic e * the month and a legal aal* day, tb* follow­ Cedar Avenue run weat 14ft fret; south 176 ing described real ratal* altuat*, lying and fret: aoulhwaatcrly 110 fact; eaat 880 feet: being In tha County of Semlnol* and Httt* north 264 f*e( to beginning). o f Florida,' to-wit: All of block I, tier 9 (Ira* railroad rigki-ofWrit* far Tria* List LoU LriHA IA and «$ 2, IHUEA Block A« 1. Tlar I Iff 8 way) and all block 8, tlar 10 (lawa railroad 0rflM with HOLOBN ■ ■ AL KSTATB L o U 6. T, 8, Illock 1 Tlar 8 right-of-way) and mors ftilly daacribad aa W. A. Ie n jd > y Coapaay All of Block I' Tlar 10 Hlraet baginnlng on th* aoutb lln a of. Hlitb _ _________ All or iBlock 1, Tier 'li#. at a point 2 fast west tad 68 fact aouth of all ol . r Block l l __i. sl. eTi U . . -rsYi <l ' • F a I a U ca. B oiW a , All aouthwaat corner of block T, (far 10: thane* m * m> N orik Half (lea* want 100 ftet) Block 8 •aat lo th* Atlantic Coaat lima Railroad Tlar 8. right-of-way; tbanca aoulbwaatarty along said , ,, Hecretary ,<,c of I,*" n. Slat*. half of aouthea.l quarter of -orth; wYtb'la'w ‘ east quarter; all that part of ra.t I all •>' .mh,Ira th. foTl, ' ' ■■ BetterCrops Ideal Fertilizers Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., LEGAL i^ D T H lC The Ford Model T One Ton Truck^is really the necessity of farmer, manufac­ turer, contractor and merchant. It has all the strong features of the Ford car made bigger and stronger. It has the powerful worm dirive, extra,large.emer­ gency brakes acting on both rear wheels and controlled by hand lever, 124 inch wheelbase yet turns in a 46 foot circle, and has been most thoroghly tested. W e know it is absolutely dependable. W e advise giving your order without delay that you may be supplied as soon as pos­ sible..- The demaifu is large and orders are filled in rotation, l^ ave your order today. .. Want Ads. Bring Results • KENT VULCANIZING WORKS On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit ana Vegetable Crete* C . F . W IL L IA M S Dealer EDW ARD H IG G IN S Salesman W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY General Fire Insurance 1 Sanford* . Florida* i ' L r a fa** it . fib ' -u, L i V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 09, 1918; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f4df9ccf68f8ff8d1c8e8d00b4df79e4.pdf dee5365a4f9788d23273e796b5ebda31 PDF Text Text O N T U E SD A Y S AND SEM I- WEEKLY F R ID A Y S IN THE -HEART OF/ THE .WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION 5ANT0BDTTL6RIDA, TUESDAY. AUGUST «. 1918 1’BEAR o p t II e g e r m a n a r m y i s n o w b e in g THREATENED has averaged 2 mile* on a 7-mile front. ' The French hold Braches, have penetrated into Hargicourt and are on the outakirta of Courtemarch. The movepirnt to the eastern banka of .the ‘ Ancrc and Avre are both defensive in character. The German holdings west of the rivers were pot very large and would have served as “Jumping off" places in future operations. . ^' ‘ Great quantities of ammunition and guns have been' taken by. the French, British and American troops CANNOT G E T ADDITIONAL W I L L DEVOTE ATTENTION TO BUYING AND ARMY CAMPS AT THIS SELLING TIME John B. M cIntyre, Sanford ■ Wilie Jefferson, Sanford Caster Banks, Oviedo Lawrence Cooper, Sanford Henry Thomas, Geneva Morris Edwards, Sanford Walter Mitchell, Sanford j Fred Cooley, Sanford . ^ Dowilla Edgar M erritt, Longwood Will Miller, Oviedo Robert Hill, Sanford * James Jerdin, Sanfotd John MUee, Sanford William Washington, Paola Calvin Spencer, Sanford Ernest Jones, Sanford . Isaac Grant, Geneva James Campfleld, Oviedo John Lyons, Lake Monroe Sola men Adams, Geneva Wired Young. Sanford Raynon Walker, Sanford Joshua Sripio, Sanford Garfield Johnson, Lake Monroe Charleston Hunter, Sanford Cecil Lamont W ard; Sanfwd Flugene Wm. Jones, Sanford Sameul Rice; Sanford , David Lawrence Stephens, San­ ford • ^ Fred Harris, Sanford William Jones, Sanford lfnrry Warren. Snnford Tom Thorpe, Sanford • Stylie Collins. Oviedo Edw. Lewis .Mathews, Oviedo Lewis Price, Sanford. TO D ISC U SS MATTERS f t OF VITAL INTEREST AT THIS. TIME A moat im portant meeting,^espec­ Among the many important I t seems that the* efforts of the ially portioning to the in terestjo f Board of Trade and those of inter­ changes th a t have taken place dur­ ing the past week is th a t of the growers snOotklppers of FloridaVls ested citisens regarding the location Qutton Crate Co., one of the largest th a t to be held In Jacksonville, of a camp in this vicinity still come firms here in the crate and fertiliser Florida, at the Seminola Hotel, on to nought as the government will tn d hay and grain*? The Dutton August 14th and 15th.. Thla. meet­ ing has been arranged through 'th e . hereafter locate camps nearer the C rate Co. has disposed of two large effort of Charles Bar hath, District ports of embarkation.' It was hoped warehouses, one at Rand’s Siding on the west side and one a t Beck Ham­ Manager of the Trffiac Department that the country* around Chuluota. mock station- oq the east side to the J * of-the United States Food Adminis­ would appeal to the government ex- Sanford Truck Growers, Inc. The tration, whose headquarters are lo­ report on prisoner* has not . been P*«* whcn ^ had gone oyer the Dutton Crate Co. hat also disposed cated a t Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Barham haa sent out letters to all the prom­ made since the middle «f last week, specifications and had actually seen of all their other holdings to J. J. inent growers of the state and In get­ but in Paris it is said that when the the ground, but Florida, despite her Cates who will In the future handle ting the notice to the growers and the aggregntc of prisoners raptured ideal climate and many good loca­ crates, fertiliters, hay and grains and shippers has the co-operation of the is made known they will thrill the tions for army camps will not share feyds of all kinds. Federal Food Administrator of Flor­ These changes were made neces­ world. General Pershing report* In any more of them chiefly because ida, Braxton Beacham, who will be that the Americans nlonc have cap­ thltf state is too for away from the sary as Mr. F. F. Dutton wished to ports where the troops embark for give all his time to the buying and in attendance at the^meetlng. _, tured, 8,400 men and 133 guna. France. Although Senators Tram­ selling of fruits and Vegetables in the Looking ahead to the next ship­ mell nnd Fletcher nnd Congressman Sanford sectioh and in other parts ping season the meeting will discuss They'll Sobn Wake Up .Clnrk, Sears nnd Drane have been the adoption for loading* stowing . Paris, Aug. 1.—Information roach- very busy on the subject there ycems of the country and his mnny and varied Interests here made too many and- bracing cars, the use of the ing Pnris from Swiss sources tend to to* tj) be ,|e nothtnK ai tnw nothing doing at this um*. time demands upon his time keeping him bulged pack, the adoption and dis­ show the Girtnans still.nre trying t o |The f0|| 0Wj„,. letter from Senator tied down twelve months in the tribution of simplified instructions keep from from the the German German Dpeople tin j.^p(c|u.r explains the attitude of the tnnn eo tile the on ventilation, and the discussion year. fart that American troops are en­ men in charge: and exchange of views regarding The F. F\ Dutton Co. will operate gaged in battle with the Germans on Hon. R. J. Holly, Sanford. Fla. standard fruit nnd vegetable ' conas usual in the Sanford section next the Soissons-Rheims sector. miner*. In udditiiwi to these sub­ season and will have new quurter* Dear Mr. Holly: These advices say that the Ger­ jects the mutter uAatrnnsportation \n the. Seminole" Itnnk building on Referring to your interest in* the mans recently stripped tta uniforms i will come in for gi^Prous attention Mngnolia 'avenue opposute the Her­ location of additional training camps from a number of Americans they Paris, Aug. 5.— More than 500 i as will the matter of claims and lehad made-prisoners and gave them in Florida: I have had up this mat­ ald building. Meantime the force guns have been captured by one 1gal phases of the F'ood Ad minis trater on several occasions recently will be in active touch with the buy­ other clothing to wear. French army alone, that of Gen. | lion, in treating complaints from ing nnd selling game In the northern with the Secretary of War. the Chief R EC RU ITIN G PARTY HERE shippers or from consignees. . Mangin, since the beginning of the mnrkcts. .Miss Hoskins Jones goes Chief .of More nooks of Engineers and iiuicr* In in France rranee Need occu »■■»<; , with . . the „ , to Pittsburg where she will be in the I* allied offensive on July 18. This Soldier* This meeting will be attended by E nlist M en for Navy From Eighteen . , ... M n- I ' Staff, nnd urged with nil my might Sanford Library. Phone No. 3,-J. ^ (){ n trfilU nnd of office of Crutchfield 6t Woolfolk. irmy also took an equal number of prominent rcpFesentotive* of the to F’orly Years o f Age trench mortars In tjie samo period. Library Hours: Tuesday and Thurs your locality in particular. I am Miss FUhel Hickson will be In tbe government and invitation* will also Machinist Mate M ark. W. Lance day, 3 to 6 p. m. Saturday, S to D today advised by General March, the office of the food administration at be issued to the Florida officials und Yoeman Arthur Nordblom of .* • r!'.i!&dt’|.hla. Mr. Mlmms will be who are Interested in agricultural de­ F'rench troops have reached the j»*. m. Chief of Staff of the Army that: the United States Naval Reserve The Sanford Public Library has with the Pittsburg Fruit Auction velopment. railroad l|ne between Montdidicr “ Tiie serious objection of locating Force are making their headquarters tnd Amler.s over virtually its entire received todhy a request from the additional camps in the south is Co., at Pittsburg and F. F\ Dutton ■t the Hotel Carnes. These men Mr. Beacham is very desirous that length. b They occupy all the hills American Library Association’s • that of transportation a n d ’the great will travel in New York state, in have been here since Saturday and this meeting be well attended by the dominating the valley of the Avre. Hcadqyartcrs in Washington for expense incident thereto. We have Maine and go a* far west as Denver, have sent several local young men growers nnd shippers, as ft is his The towns of Morlscl and Morcuil, more books from this community arranged as far as practicable, for paying special- attention to apples to the enrolling office in the poat- plan to have a subsequent meeting • on opposite sides of the Avre about for the men- overseas. the establishment of camps in rhe and potatoes. offlce building at Orlando, for phy*r in a more central part of the state, The Dutton Company had the leal examination and enlistment, at which the, matters taken up at The appeal from Washington various draft area*. This permits ten miles north of Montdidler are th a t newnovels nnd good still in the hands of the Go mans. states the training of the great majority of best season of their career last year several more having left this morn­ Jacksonville can he more thoroughly extended among the growers and westernstories, whether new*or old During the retirement of the enemy soldiers in camp* near their home*, handling 1600 cars out of Snnford ing for the same purpose. a n d disposing of the crate nnd fertilizer shippers. • are most needed. Rooks by Zane .from the hills on the west hank of and limit" the railroad passenger Unusunl opportunities are being the Avre a few prisoners wcrrca|>- Grey, Rex Beach. Jnrk London, traffic. The railroad lines are now and grain business will give the F\ F\ offered to men between the ages of It will he highly im portant and of Ralph Conno;. Owen Wistcr and taxed to their utmost rapucil> in Dutton Co. u better chance to de­ eighteen and, forty years for enlist* ■great intcrcat to all who anticipate tured by the French. On the front before Rheims, O. Henry are very popular. The carrying troops to the various camps vote all their attention to the buying ment in the Naval Reserve F'orcc ■hipping produce or fruita during and selling of fruit* and vegetables. Frtnch artillery fire caught a body Public Librnry announces that it and from the camp* to the embarka­ where they will serve their country tho coming w lnttr month* to be in will receive nnd fore'ard all suitable tion points. Every effort is being of Germans which had congregated in defeating the H un.’ The naval attendance at this meeting so th a t a COLORED SELFXTS LEAVE servire hold* many advantage* over uniform policy can be adopted in tear St. Thierry, About four miles books th a t arc turned in. It urges made to avoid shipping men away some of the other branches of ser­ handling produce from Florida. Let­ north of the city. The fire of the rhe friends of soldiers and'sailors, from the port*, of embarkation. About Sixty of Them Entrained many of whom‘ have already re­ ••While climatic condition* make j vice, and yet the men who are serv­ ters of invitation have been sent to heavy French guns quickly dispersed Here to Fight for Unde Sam sponded most generously, to give it desirable to have our training j ing in this force are doing just as all the associations nnd exchange* of the enemy. Seminole county continues to send more books. camps in the southern states, 1 In*| much toward furthering the cause Floridn, but the meeting will ho I • Weakened by the defeat on the the men to fill up the army that will The communication received by lieve that the geographical location i tii victory as those in the front line open to all, and those who do not re­ Soissona front, the Germans appar­ march on to Berlin and get the trenches. It i* the duty of this ceive a personal invitation will he the Library from the Washington of the district recommended by you ently are preparing to take up a de­ equally as welcome. fensive line from Ypres to Rheims. Headquarters states that over fioo.- is such that it would be unwise to kaiser’s goat some time in the near force to keep the sea lane* open for future. Florida has sent some col­ the transportation of food smd» mu­ East of Amiens the Germans have books have been sent overseas. The establish a-ram p at that place. AMONG TIIE SCOUTS ” 1 appreciate your interest in the ored soldiers and is sending more of nitions to the fighting men in F'rance. retreated slightly. The movements supply in nearly exhausted, nnd sev­ • | _ them and they will give a good ac­ eral hundred, thousand more will During the past week the local matter and regret that it is impos­ north and south of the Somme have count of themselves wherever they enrolling officer was granted author­ Boy Scouts of America, Troop 1 ■been only .ocal in character, but soon be need'ed by the six dispat eh sible to adopt your recommenda­ nTsy be placed either in this country ity to enlist (for the first time In ■ Sanford . . oXces which are row shipping hooks there is an indication th a t the Ger­ tion." • or on the fighting lines. Sunday a to F ’rance. The books aro packcc at The regular meeting of August 1 several weeks) men with the follow­ man command Is aware of the dan­ It would therefore seem for the hunch of them left here and they ing ratings: Fireman (steam only); was called to order by Scoutmaster these dispatch ofliccs in strong cases, ger of an allied attack north of the present at least favorable consider­ so built, th a t they servo ns a book­ ation cannot be given to oUr wishes. left in the best of spirits dem onstrat­ Mess Attendants (colored); Ship at regular time. ’ • present battlefield. . • ing that they are willing to fight for Cooks, (white and colored; Ilakers, case. In order of business roll was called Very truly yours, The region around Soissons vir­ their country and they have the real Blacksmiths, Landsmen for Elec­ They go on the decks of trans­ Duncan U. Fletcher. and dues collected. tually has been cleared of Germans fighting spirit. They were accom­ trician (Radio); and Aviation Me­ __I____ __ . Scoutmaster told, evtry boy pres­ and Fismes is in the hands of the ports, in cargo vessel* and in naval panied to the station Sunday by the chanics. It is noewskry for men vessels. Those that go on the decks Americans, .having been carried by ent to ice all the Scouts th a t were Change In nualness fife and drum corps and all their rel­ who wish to obtain any of these pot there.and ask them tho reason storm. West of Rheims the French of transports are open so that the J. J. Cates has disposed of hi* atives and*friends were there to give have made important gains and in men may havo reading matter for grocery businer* formerly the ^>an- them a big rendoff on their way to ratings to have had some experience for being absent and tell them to bo, along these lines, however young sure to come next meeting. the region of Soissons the French use on the voyage. AU these hooka ford Flour & F'ccd Co., to his^wlfe Camp Devon a t Ay*r, Mass. ’ men who aro willing to learn can be are gathered together again, how­ Tho Beaver Fatrol la t o ‘have a are north of Alsne. Those- wh6 were selected were ‘a* accepted as Apprentice Seamen, patrol meeting at Patrol Leader ever, replaced In tho cases and de­ nnd this part of the business will Enemy resistance ap p are n tly has livered to the proper officials In hereafter be operated ’ under the follows: ’ mesa Attendants and Land men for Lovell’s house next Tuesday night. been growing stronger from Fismes name of Mrs. G. C.- Cates. Mr. duty as Electrician, or for Quarter­ Ellas Bell, Sanford ’ » Joe Gonzales was voted In the *ast to Rheims.* However, the France. 1' • Cates has purchased the interest of . Zlma Banks, Srfnford master, Machinist or Carpenter’s Troop on three months’ trial.' In France, the hooka are distrib­ Vwle is hi flood and as large swam|>s F. F. D utton, formerly the F. F*. Mate in. the Aviation sc'ctlon. Oliver General, Sanford Tho boys winning in .the Merit lie in its course west of Rheims, it is uted by* an experienced Librarian,, DuRon Crate Co., and hereafter Esther Woodward, Sanford Instruction* have recently been System for tho *Ulff"erent patrol* for representing tho . American. Librnry possible the resistance may. be duo this business, Including the feed and Roger Whlttcd, Sanford issued to many of th e County the month of Julv: to the inability of the Germans to Association. Moat of them go to hay and grain and fertiliser business * Nathaniel Gilmore, Chuluota, Fla. Boards of d rift registration nnd Y. M. C. A., Red Cross and Salva­ Millard Routhe'rford* in the Eagle, move to. tho north bank. . .. will bo operated by J. J. Catos at Leonard Cunningham, Chuluota, classification, denying men who are tion Army huts, hospitals and eanMax Bradbury in the Bob White Allied troops having flattened out teens. Others-go directly to chap­ tho old stand in the A. C. L. old Fla. in class one a release to enter any and Dick Terheun and Rex Holiday depot at the foot of Commercial the Marne pocket have not advanced other branch of service, claiming so Irick Bronson,. Sanford lains and officers. . > in the Beaver. *o rapidly in the lasV48 hours. The street. . many men have enlisted in the Navy Sesscr Hawkins, Chuluota, Fla. Meeting adjourned a t 8:45 o'clock. leading units k’ccp • in closd touch and Marine Corps, making U very Henry Mosley,-Sanford Florida Roys Killed All the Scouts are to meet In Cen­ *ith the Germans, but it.Is probable Nurses Wanted .doubtful that there would be enough tral Park next- Thursday afternoon Tom McDuffie, Geneva, Fla. • News from .latest battles show the heavy artillery wiU have to. be Seminole county is supposed to left In this das* to fill out the cur­ not later than two o'clock to go to Charles Rtfgcd, Sanford brought up If tho Germans persist Florida boys In the casualty list as furnish three nurses so badly needed James A/ Johnson, Lake Monroe rent quota/ This being the case it is Osteon Ferry and 900k supper and follows: / In trying to hold a t various points for the Red Cross and all the young very likely th a t men of other classes Lorine Adkins, Sanford do tome icouting and qualifying. ’ Sergeant Paul Hon of DcLand* on the Vesle. ladies who are thinking of taking! up will be called upon to fill the current Benj. F. Buford, Chuluota J. W. Muason, Scribe. Private Neal Langford of Lake But­ The German position would be this work should communicate with quotas in the very near future. Joe Lovett, Sanford ler, Private William O. "Phillips of St. Augustine and St. P ctcnburo ■precarious if the French advance to­ Mrs. Riley Fletcher Derry who has Boys, now is the time to gft into William Rand, Gcrftva, Fla. are* holding community "sings’’ oneg day beyond tho Alsne north of Sob- Graceville, Corporal Clarence Sut­ thd papers and all the data concern­ the kind of service that/ you will Emman Cole, Sanforcd week. During tho intermissions sons. This would probaly cause a cliffe -of " Miami. Private Burton ing the enlistment of nuiyes. The like, while there Is time. Also bear Hally Thompson, Sanford James of Live Oak, Private Berry there are war talks, and in thla way retirement of the Germans *s far need is urgent and the girls should in mind th a t the preeent bill before Lonxle D. Sanders, Sanford B.« Glddens of Paxton. they are keeping the homo Area north as Picardy. heed the call of the country. congress raising the draft age from Harrison Clark Sanford burning. . twenty-one to thirty, to eighteen to Britbh troops now hold Hansel Jeremiah II. Brunson, Sanford Raise Draft Age forty-five, Is more than likely to and Dcrnsncourt on the west bank Ottla Turner, Sanford . Sateher—Enlimlnger I* the Anero and the Germans are . September Fifth Is Suggested as pasa both houses in a hurry and enrolling officer at the Hotel Carnee Jam ei B. Murphy, Wejigwood Sunday a t 10:45 a. m. a t the home now. is the tim e to act -while the today, for Jjp may be gone' to ­ I* to the east of the river. • . th e day In which the new jiraft will of the brlde’a parents at* Longwood, Willie J. Williams, Geneva From MeanR St. Georgea. vreat of be registered when tbe bill calling all 'M r. William C..Batcher and Miss Charles Wlllimaaon. Bsnford * Naval Reserve Force u open foy en­ morrow. Thla la your opportunity man between 18 and 45 m»y become listments. .' . and opportunity seldom knocks b u t Montdiddtar to Braches, the Ger­ Anderiion D. Hawkins, Sanford a law and those In charge have no M aud- Entgminger were married. once. Act Today. mans arfe* retiring across tho Avre. For further Information sea the llam n le M cKnlght,* 8 apford Dr. J. P. Hllburn officiating. Qheir retrograde movement already fear th at it will not become a law. German resistance along the banks ef*the Alsne and Vesle rivers is growing more stubborn.* Allied pa­ trol, which have crossed these river* bare met with the sternest resist­ ance. • . . In the neighborhood of Muison, on the south side of the Vesle, the Ger­ mans fought fiercely last evening before they were forced’ back. The battle was especially severe around tbe Vaults farm nnd the adjacent woods. On the end of the line noarHt Rheims, a heavy-artillery duel is going on. • The machine gun fire in this re­ gion b very severe. Similar' condi­ tions prevailed between Flames and S«rm6b, near the confluence of the Yule and the Aisne. ’ The enemy artillery maintained n sttsdy fire on on the tne valleys valleys nouin oi steady fire south of the two rivers nil yesterday and Inst . . . in an ... attem . . . . . —pt. to catrh -n:».i right allied co n cen tratio n s. German aviators »lso were active, descending often to hsra«s allied infantry with machine guns. • •o �Trcme nouth^ nfid among the oranges of tho contra! counties. — m . % It has Deen." discovered that the potato contain! moro of the^ elements for btfilding and maintaining human vitality than any other-produet^ex^ ccpt wheat and a few other cereal*. It can be cooked in a multitude of palatable form*. It .can be manufac-' tured into starch, flour ant) other forma and kept for years. /.There la no surer way of helping the nation at the present timo, and advancing its interests in the future than by developing tbe potato crop, and stabilize prices by taking the raw potato and turning it into manu­ factured and enduring forma. The preaent facilities for handling the potato is inadequate. The qeustion of big profits before' we move in thia matter must be put aside. WE muat eat. The potato ia a substitute for wheat, and you know whatl* being done with wheat products. Potato flour can be made with the ordinary flour making machinery and apparatus. Dy proper - processes of washing it can be made as *hlte as wheat flour. Abroad it .is made in dry flakes and used for human food and for horses, cows and hogs, tak­ ing the place of corn, barley and other cereals, as has been fully , de­ monstrated by numerous experi­ ments. Necessity forced i t ’ abroad. Let us take time by the forelock. • F R I D A Y S A T U R D A Y M O N - D A Y T u . e s d a Y WEDNESDAY Goldwyn Feature =flarold; Lloyd— Annette M erman Baby Marie Osborn f, . “THE — IN — -In a Specif Six - IN A iiin u an cu ’ " MAE MARSH— Reel Feature Fox’s » . i SPECIAL COMEDY • William Million Dollar - ALSO ZEPPELIN’S IN Also - •' Marie Walcamp in “Fields of Honor” — ALSO — . A GOOD COMEDY • • ‘The Lions Claws” Also a Five Reel Feature ‘ Film Spectacle The Last Chapter of • “The LAST RAID” ‘* i a * Daughter Of “The Woman The Gods” In The Weh” Positively • •* • • • C O M• IN G .— “ T H E •B E L G I A N ” MATINEE DAILY at 3:15 Y ears ago the legislature gave the East Coast Canal Co. 1, 000,000 arres of land to construct a canal from tho St. Johns river to Miami. The land has been delivered" to the company and by it Bold; and now the dompnny claims it has no funds with which to compfctc tho canal to the (Jf.pth and width a of the contract. An alternative writ had been mnde by the supremo cour to compel the company to carry out its contract or argument show cause, N O F U N D S T O CARRY made by Attorney Generul Swearingen motion to and Glenn" Terrill was O UT TH E IR C O N ­ strike the answer of the respondent. Charles M.' Cooper, of Jacksonville, . TRACT represented the canal company. Tallahassee, Fla., Aug. l.*-ArgUTwo of the supreme court judges ment was made before the auprehtc Ellis and West were formerly atto r­ court Friday in the famous East neys general for the state and having Coast canal case, where Buit has been had some part in ’the case were dis­ brought by the attorney general to qualified and sitting in their stead compel the E ast Coast Canal Co. to deepen and widen the canal a were Circuit Court Judges Lovp and to the original agreement to five feet Campbell. The failure of the canal compans to deep and 60 feet wide. Proclaiming the Slender Silhouette * •- . EVENING at 7:30 carry out Its contract has greatly hampered the entire cast coast for with tho canal to tho depth of five feet and 50 feot wide transportation facilities of a superior nature would be- provided for th a t rapidly deve­ loping part of Florida. * Swearingen saya this ia one of the most im portant capes in the attorney general's office* and he feels confident of getting a decision which will cause a peremptory writ to be Issued com­ pelling the company to deepen the cannl according to contract. The canal company hns been try­ ing to get the government to buy the canal. GREAT CROP OF CORN IN FLORIDA Corn is destined to become an im portant crop in Florida, saya the State Marketing Bureau. This great cereal originated in the tro­ pics and is more naturally at home in warm climates than in the cold onpa. Strange as it seems the largest de­ velopment o f-th e crop haa been in the. variable climate of the north­ west, but the South long given to cotton, is now taking hold of corn and will make a success of ‘it. Corn and cotton are two essen­ tial crops, one for food and tho other for clothing. And the vnrious by­ products of these two stnples now run into surprising numbers. Cotton in the South has made a set hack owing to the attacks frotp a minute CONTROL FOR CITRUS INSECTS Florida Station Issues Bulletin On All Commonly Found In Groves Insects of .a: Citrus Grove” U the title of a 104-page bulletin just is­ sued by the University of Florida ex­ periment ntation. The aim of the bulletin as stated by the autllor, J. It. Watson, entomologist, "is to discuss briefly the most common in­ sects, in the Florida citrus grove— the beneficial insects and rhosc of "an indifferent relation, as well ns those which injure the tree—so th a t tho grower may be able to recognize the more common insects in hia grove. N • "N o attem pt has been made to treat in full all insects to be found on an orange tree. Tho writer has se­ lected chiefly those insects which have been the source of much corre­ spondence with citrus growers. Ncith cr has as attem pt been made to pre­ sent an exhaustive account of the more im portant pests; nor to repeat data th a t are easily accessible to the average grower thru other publica­ tions. Much prominence*is given to tho discussiion of the eight species of whitcflies th a t "may be found on ci­ trus in Florida. Next to. whijefllea «V. T t t s a **?» U. Jl/ 'A- I). Ills 7 8*k - . The S tate Marketing Bureau baa samples of white and sweet potato flours,* and also flours made 'from peanuts and also cotton seed. The white potato at ’present offers the most immediate and - promising opportunity for a great .industry, in Jacksonville, as in neighborhood towns of Florida. Under proper tillage the potato can be mnde to yield more food to the acre than any other known crop. Machinery is available to change potatoes) into forms to last from one season to another, and to send abroad, tho same as wheat. There may be lean years before us, it not ones of famine. History is full of examples. As the preacher would say: “ Turn to the 41st chap­ ter of Gcnsis and read of the dream of Pharaqh a n d 'its interpetation by Joseph in which years of plenty and of famine were predicted, and Joseph was wisely picked out to gather and conserve food by help of officers In all parts of the land; the admonish­ ing fact being related in 35th verse: “ And let th e m 'g a th ­ er all the food of those good years th a t come, and lay up corn under tbe hand of Pharaoh; and let them keep food in the cities.” . N ot "business as usual” but the unusunl. A pence loving people nre in the most awful war known, and every ounce of power within the American governemnt must be used or the one purpose, that of the suc­ cessful conduct of the war. We must hnyo food. We must make use of of every ounce of food. We must have storage houses and plnnts to dry’ and snve what will otherwise NOTICK O P ELECTION WIIKIIKAH, T h e U s l i l a t u r * o( l » l ? . u n d er th e C o n atllu tlo n ul II IS , of th e S tale of Florida, did paaa two Joint Keaolutlona propoeins a m e n d m e n ta to the C o n a tllu tlo n ol th e S tate of Florida, and t h e aame were a s r r e d to by a v o te ol Lhrre-ftltha of all the m r m b t r i elected* to each h o u a e s - t h a t the votea on raid J o i n t Keaolutlona were entered upo n their rr a p e c tlv e Journal*, with the yeaa ah d nay* th ereon, and th ey did d eter­ mine and direct t h a t the aald J o i n t Ilraou tl o r a be a u b m l tt r d to the rlecto ra o( th e S la t* a t th e G eneral Election in November 1918. -CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING All Local Advertisement* tJnd T h is Heading THREE CENT8 a Line For Eaeh insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cent*. ■* In answering an advertisement where no nama la mentioned in the td, please do .not ask The Herald lo t Information aa to the Identity- of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser-Is snd U we do we lre not allowed td give out this information. Simply write a letter and addreaa It as per in­ structions in tho ad. F O R SA LE For Sale—Thrifty strawberry plants. Improved Klondike and Misaonery. ffc.00 per 1000. F. 0. B. Long. wood. A, Buch ‘ 99-2tp, For Sale—W hat peas we have in stock, consisting of Whips, Clays New’ Eras, and Brabhams at |2.75 per bushel F; O. B. Seville, Fla, stock gUarnteed sound, only a limit­ ed quantity to offer. Prevail &, Co. Seville, Fla." 99-tGtc. Grapes for sale. Mrs. M. F. Ilarnes Sanford Avc. 90 —5tp For Sale—1917 Model Ford Tour ing Car. $376 cash. R. D. A. Box 113 Sanford, Fla. 98108 acres/of land 12 miles from Sanford near Ethel. Will sell or trade for automobile. Address F. B. Klick, Sanford, Fla. 98-2tp For Salo—4 burner Perfection oil cook stove. Complete hrriroom suit, and dlnnlng-room suit. Call or address 813 Magnolia Avc. 98-3tc. For Sale—Medium sized mule wagon and harness for $100. This Is a snap. W caro of Herald. 98-2tp For Sale—Good horse and two horse wagon, at a bargain. D. It. Brisson. . . 96—tfc. Have A Look a t the Derby pro­ perty, 610 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, Fla., and make an.offer for it to A. Derby, 97 Washington Avenue, Oil City, Pa. 96-15 tp For Sale—Delivery wagon and open top buggy. G. W. Spencer. 96-tf For Sale—Fresh milch cow. It. L Garrison, Sanford. 93-tf FO R R E N T Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or M onth—Park avenue Flat, 105 North Park nvenue," over L. It. Phil­ ips St Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. Hart, ma'nager. HO-tf If you wish to he comfortably and pleasantly located at the Beach, for the remainder of thp summer, write J. A." Davis, Box 95„ Daytona Beach or apply in person nt tho Monor.or a t the. Davis Apt. 96—4tc For R en t—Two rooms for light housekeeping.' Enquire, Mrs. G. E Williams,106 E; • First St. W ANTED -N O W , T H E R E F O R E , I , I I . CLAY C R A W F O R D . S e cretary ol S t a t e ol tho Htat,o of Florida, d o hrreby five notice th a t PRODUCE AND CONSERVE SAYS MARKET BUREAU Here Is a simple hut qulto original evening or dinner dress worn by one of the pretty young women who helped to mn*ke "The Boomerang" so great a success. It almost goes)without say­ ing that a play presented by Bclasco will bo correctly staged la every par­ ticular, and that no detail of costum­ ing will be slighted.' Thla gown la among (be earliest that proclaimed the return of the slender silhouette. It appears to have bowed to the Inevi­ table, but with much reserve. The dress la mode of crepe geor­ gette with a plain underskirt trimmed with,bands of silver spangles, gradu­ ated In width. Although It consents to b6 long enough to reach the Instep, ft refuses to conceal tho ankles and merely vplli them. This la an alluring bit of coquetry, for you Just "glimpse them one minute, and tho next—you d o n 't A forerunner of the long tunic appears in the drapery that falla over tha underskirt Tha bodies is mada with a abort pep- turn and could’hardly bo moro simply draped. Tho sledvca suggest n ‘scarf thrown over tho arms, and aro Wide at the wrists. They aro altogether ns irresponsible ns to shape as tho wide glrtllc of bends Is to Its duty, which Is to confine tho waistline. The wnlstllno Is ornamented but not n*strlctcd, and tho model may therefore hold Its own In point of s)ylo with the latest of gowns **a Iq chemise." Nothing In the wny of a hat could look better with this dress than tho filmy model which supplements IL It Is a sailor of guileless simplicity and hns a transparent brim of crepe and a crown of ribbon. There la a youthful rosette-bow of ribbon a t tho front of Iho crown with fishtail ends of ribbon resting on the.vcry unsubstantial sup­ port furnished by the crepe brim. Thla Is a costume for the young maid and it becomes lifer slenderness. G e n e ra l Elecllan . adll bo hrld In e a c h -c o u n ty In F lorida on T u ra d a y neat au rre e d ln s tha Drat Monday In N ovember, A. I). 1918, tho aald Tueaday being the FI Ih Day ml Nsveaiber (or t b e ratification .or rejection ol th e aald J o in t Keaolutlona propoalns am end m ent* to ih * C onatllutlon ol t h t Slate of Florida via.: Wanted, Men—Saah & Door Fac­ tory. Bench hands and machine hands. Good Inside Carpenter. Steady work the year round. In replying, give ex­ perience and salary ezpccted. Eclden Door Co., Pnlatka, Fla. 97 if Valuable H in ts On Saving Food For Our Army Tatting Plntappl^a. * Tho ripeness of a ptneapplo may be tested by pulling Its leaves. If they do not pluck readily the pineapple la not ready to bo used. ’* The white potato has become one of the most necessary food crops of Europe and America, says tho State Marketing Bureau. I t U more un­ iversally used i n ’ Europe than* Ita original American home. A atudy of the census of 1910 shows th a t the potato constitutes about 50 per cent of the food consumed by thfe people, besides being extensively used for stock fond. It is tho ataplo of Ire­ land, and where la there a moro vig­ orous race? Germany .uses o \ t f two billion bushels annually, or four times tho production of the United States. ' The potato la of tropical Ameri­ can origin and naturally a t home in Florida, where Ita, production ia 8 oldier’a wife wanted - to «t*y at good homo aa companion for lady 98-2tp while husband la away. DKrABTMENT OF THB INTSm-m. U. B. Land OHM. at £& Node* la karabr flvaa that H*b*rt N|*»J proof Xo taUblUh «I»I* ' 0i, A ji" it S§»« daarrlbad, loH m lVb*(ora a ih . clatk ZSrd chssU.f day ol A.gnsL !»»»• Claimant oiibm u Wit■ ••••* r ,* , Will Colll.r ol OantTS. Fla. Kaittr Kmvm of Oanava. Tn. Nulla DsrftM •* Cbarlla 8lawart ol Oomts. Fla. �This French Folfu Is Regular. ; meeting of the.R^ nt Woman-a-Giub'l —— — -Fire-Eater. ... — - —Avenue, at 2:3Qp. r Three Men’ aniTTwcTHorses. Is Brfd# Taken Prisoner and Horribly Abused by Huns, Escapee to Most Economical Crew for • Tell 8tory.* Gathering Up Crop. Amount That Can Bs-H andled Un-^ der Conditions Qlven Will Be From 40 to 00 Acres, Much D». , pending Upon the Yield. If Our Jackies ci the fault of some of wrestling with all so: tied up a t a navy yi speak French almost as well ns they do English, or salt w ater English, at least, i f won't be pd-worklng naval Instructors. On board ship _ and In the navy . . . yards, . . . tho Jackies are Tench tongue twisters. Ilcro la n typical French class nboard ah American battleship >o lesson for the day Is on battleship nomenclature. get out ofslght. This is to the real slacker* here and elsewhere and you know and they know who they are. I f , necessary I will mention their names and those who are trying to shield them and uphold them in this unpatriotic position and may be this will show them where they stand and how* they stack up. BUDGET OF OPINION “JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” g A CHIEL IS AM ONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, " HE'LL TRENT ’E M ”— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. * g g O O O O O O D O O O O O D O O D O O O tfO O D O O O O O D O Q O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O P Q O O O a '"o ld Stuff . Ju st every bo often the best of us . poets (I speak with a deprecent blush! Arrives at u day when he seems to havo no wits, His fountain .of .rhyme* will_notjjush: \ The usual trick on that sort of occasion 1s ever so hackneyed and trite. You jot down some; verse of the lightest persuasion And write —that you've nothing to write. Friendship wRh the country people ia not made by proclaiming whqt you do fqr them , but in constant, courteous and efficient service, free from all selfishness; an earnest effort to make their trip to town convenlcht and pleasant, and an undeviating system of selling them ^ood goods nt prices ns jeasonnble (hey can be purchased an y where This is simply stating that th e application of good, hard sense to tin* problem of getting and holding the trade will solve.it. * No young lady should permit a slacker to call on her and no rea American citizen should have an y ­ thing to do with n slacker now or after the war. These men should go to war and they know it and i they do not go it will not be good for them now or afterward. How some people can condone this con­ duct on the part of a few of our young men is more than I con un­ derstand. A slncker is a slacker, made so perhaps by the yellow streak in him first, second‘ by hts ^ Wp've been lookrn j for It and now we've found It. Justification of the draft law is found in the pible. The DeFunlak Springs Breeze* cites the facts 'in quoting Governor Pick­ ett of N orth Carolina. The NorthCarolina gUvcrnor saya the first se­ lective draft law was given by God Himself to Moses in the wilderness of Sinni on the first clay of the sec­ ond momli of the second year after the Isrealites ifeft the land of E Quoting Governor Pickett, the Breeze gives proof tf the "Bible draft" u» follows: "U nder this law, Moses was di­ rected to register for military ser­ vice every male person In- Israel 20 years old and upwards who was physically fit to go to war. Num­ bers 1: 1-3. "The heads of (he eleven tribes were designated to assist Muses, tho commander in chief of this selective draft law. Numbers 1:4-16. This is identical with the plan of the present la w which requires the gov­ ernors of the several states to assist the President. "Thp , Levites (ministers of the Gospel! were excepted from the op­ eration of the law, and nu one from the tribe of Levi was cnlled. Num­ bers 1:47. "The quota of each tribe (sttfte) was determined Iby the number of males In the tribe over 20 years of afe phsyically fit for war. Numbers 1:18-45. "The tola] registration under this selective draft law in Israel am ount­ ed to 603.550 soldiers. Numbers 1:46. "Men who had just married were given n deferred classification. Deut. required to pay money (buy Lib­ erty Honda). Numbers 3:45-49. "Thus were the urmii-s of Israel used to mnke good their escape from the house of bondage lauthocraeyi and to secure them n dwelling plare in thr land of promise (a world safe for democracy). "Of course there arc*'some *difTeretiers in dctuils, b ut-the principle of the present selective draft law is Identical with the law Riven in the wilderness of Sinai." *i I believe in many towns the merchants fail to appreciate the splendid aid th a t might be given by the local paper if ’ its policy were directed in practical channels. The advertising patronage is good as a business index of the town, b u t a paper's importance is in aiding tho merchant in cultivating a friendly spirit nm'ohg people living 10, 12 or 30 miles from town, Neglect often results in hostility. WOMEN ON.FARMS (P rep ared by th e United S ta te s D ep a rtm en t of A griculture.) Complete L ine o f McKini ; ley ’s Standard and Popular M usic As to the use pf women on the farms, the department recog­ nizes Hint they can be of greot vnlue In certain minor tuskH, hut tho department believes that If men of farm experience In the towns and cities can be released by the substitution of woman la­ bor temporarily,' the needs of farmer* will be supplied nnd there will be little demand for woman labor on the farm except for the lighter tanks.—Clarence Ousley, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture. ' . PREVENT DISEASE ON FARMS /Come in .and.-titv.H Hear the -;n.u */ >i • oil . New Columbia Records Disinfection of Seed! (Prepared by the United States Depart* 1 ment of Asvtculturo.) On many forma haymaking la car­ ried on In n more or less haphazard manner, resulting In a loss of time, as nojv pnd then a part of tho crew In Idle. With small crewa there la usual­ ly l««a Iq** of tlmo than with larger crews, where some are mowing and raking,, loading and hauling, and otlfe era working a t tho bam all of the time.- ^ The smallest economical crew for bringing bay from the field and put* ting it Into the barn la the three-roan and two-horse crew. In the East, the common practice la to load the wagon with hand forka and unload It with the horse fork or sling. .This arrange­ ment allows two men to pitch on tho load and one man to build the load on* the wagon and drive the team. When the load la on, all three men go to the barn to unload. At the bom one man worka In the mow, ono sticks the hay, fork on tho wngon, and the third man drive* tho team on the rope. No tlmo .Is lost, except that lost by tho two pitchers In traveling between tho bam and the field. In the East tho average distance between these points Is a quarter of a mlfo or less, ____ Custom In E ast On most nvcrnge-slzed farms In tho Enst the general custom is 'to haul liny In the afternoon only. In the forenoon, ono mnn mows enough liny In about four hours, starting after tho dew Is idlnost gone, for half n day's hauling. Threo to five acres, yielding l-fi tons to tho acre. In about nil tho ordlnnry three-man crew can handle, Tho second mnn rakes every room­ ing, nt tho beginning of thp haying senson, the hay that was mowed tho day before. In tho forenoon tho third man does not work at haying nt all, but Is freo to do other fnrm work, such an plowing com, etc. Let us sco what tho effect will bo on tho alto of tho crew If tho hoy Is not cut until well pnst “full bloom," tho •<J|ui luif i:7vm ?oiiA .moblis hniT TovhVI >ln*»mwll Many Formation* of Sponge*. Sponges are nnlmnla with power to eat and digest. They begin their life as tiny ctl-lllte creatures and hnvo.a abort, free life In tho sea, after which they fuxten themselves to a rock and begin to develop. They grow Into all directions like Ungers, and nro cnlled mermaid's gloves. There are fnnllko sponges, treelike sponges, and cupllkc aponges.' There are sponges that form n carpet over the rocks, uml apoqgea called by the fishermen "non nCsts,” be­ cause they look like birds’ nests. P lu m b in g j Gas Flttl A ll Work Receives My p, Attention And Beal Effo Opposite City Hall Telealus, Ob# Inch Cards Will Be I der This Heading At The Per Tear. 0 . S. VAUGHA1 OPTOMETRIST E Y E S EXAMINED and GLASSES FITTE School's Jewelry Store. 123 W.ftg Dr. DOWNING Formerly of the U. S. Any CONSULTING .PHYSICLU SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK Big D r. C. Office J. Ma 309 P ark Avenue „ Telephone 291 Office Ilrs: 10-12 a m. & 2 41 D R . L. D . B It OWN DENTIST Office Vowel I-Speer Holding Phone 108 Sanford. Florida T1IO.MA9 KM MKT WILSON E. FEUGKSO.N llorSRol Wilson &Hojsbolder Sanford, What Safety Entails. Rome of the host ,'^'ges nn» ngreed thnt Industrial and other safety 1* largely a matter of common sense. LAWYERS • Flot SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER OF7ICE IN THE COl’RT II013Z HENRY McLAULlN SANFORD -- FLORIDA JE W E L E R MY SPEC IA L T IE S PICK AHD'S HAND-PAINTED CHIN* P O O D .WIILVIK GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARP. Hay Maldng With a Small Crew. slngo of maturity nt which hny (tim­ othy, for example) muat bo cut If cbolre or "lea green" hny Is to bo se­ cured. Hny cut when past full bloom cures quite rapidly If the weather Is favor* nblc, and hny mowed In tho forenoon can bo pat Into tho- bnm In tho nftemoon. This arrangement requires an extra mnn nnd two extra horses to rake tho hny. To fncllltato matters, tho side-delivery rake should bo used, bo thnt lpndlng can bo started ns Boon ns tho rake has made ono round. .The fourth man will usually finish Hiking by throe or Tour o'clock in tho nftcrnoon, nnd can help lohd during tho re­ mainder of tho day. However, Uiree men pitching onto one wngon Is not ordinarily a very economical arrange­ ment. Mowing In the Afternoon. Now let us suppose that It 1b decid­ ed to do the mowing In the afternoon a s well nn tho raking, nnd boo how this arrangement nffecta the B lze of the crew. Ruch n method require* anoth­ er additional mnn or team, making a crow of five men working In the hny field In tho nftomood only. There will be one man mowing, qno raking tho hny mowed tho dny before, nnil three men bringing-hay from th# field and putting It Into the bnm. Two more horses will also bo required with this method, ranking a total of six, yet this larger crew will hnndle no mofe hny per dny than the three-man crew above described. . The amount of hny t h a t . can bo handled under these conditions will be from 40 to GO acres, depending upon thd yield. If the.hay loader Is used, more hny enn bo handledpcrday. Tho two pitchers work on the wngon build­ ing tpo load, and tho third man drives the team. Beane In Succession. Bean* rpny bo iiavd ns n miccrsslon Crop for grans, splnnch, nr nnlnn *c*ts. -o f ' . Parle.—-buyOh’s a regular iflrM ater. Ho has been cited *lx time*. lie wears a crolz de guerro and n medalllo dlionneur. Ho captured a *Oeroian mltrtdlleuso single-handed. He went out alone In No Man’* Land to bring back a wounded comrade. Ho’* been wounded himself four time*. When ho la back of tho line®, off duty, ho help* a I ..J L G. A. secretary hand out writing paper to' hla com­ rades In a foyer du eoldat. But *lt Isn't actlro enough! for him. 8lnco August. 1014, ho doesn't seem to need to rest. When he'Isn’t In the trenches he work* off his surplus energy cuss­ ing out tho way tho war Is run be; cause he Isn’t In active service every m inute.. There are a lot of pollus like Quyon. Qet .them ten kilometers back of tho front and they growl and roar all day. P ut them In the trenches and yon aimply'can’t hold them In. Probably a story lies back of most of them Just a# one explains Quyon. When tho war broke out Quyon had Jnst married. He and hts wife were living in a llttlo town up near tho Bel­ gian border. Of course ho wa,s called and left for tho front. For moVo than a year ho did not hear from his wife— not a word. At last ho received a let­ ter from her, mailed in Paris. She had been taken prisoner a t tho tlmo of the Invasion and deported In­ to Germany. After a year of horrible suffering and abuse, ahe escaped Into Holland and got back to Franco by way of London. At last aho reached Paris and went to work In a munitions factory, where ahe la still working. Quyon told his story to tho Ameri­ can Y, If. C.‘ A. secretary with typical French calmness. Ills fury agnlnst Iho Bodies he puts Into ’ nctlon In . the front line. Spring Paradox. I t I* a paradox of the season that ah though we love tree*, w e.are gtod to #ee. them leaving.—Boston Transcript. WAR ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCflF, Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla. MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER-AND REPAIRER Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hoi Gaaolnle Dr? Cleaning. Alh . lions o f All Kinds on Short Notice Join Our G entlem en’s , Valet Club. $2.00 Per 0 SUITS $15.00 UPWARD CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. m eevm eeem eeeeeV ee * �UST 6( I9IS- P A G * TH BEI HERALD Easy and Practical Lti Dressmaking Lessons Prepared Specially for this Ncvvtpsperby P ictorial Review, Blouses of V oile 1mmensely Popular, gxtremely popular <M* season (s a i separate Mouse of voile. This model ha* the draped collar and into! cat In ®ne* Ideal. In excellent stylo la the modal pictured today. with Its *V-shaped neck Unshed with a largo draped col­ lar cut In ono with the Jabot Tho back of th« waist extends over tho shoulder* In yoko effect, being joined to the. gathered fronts. Deep tacoedged cuffs trim tho ono plccc *1cores and tho Jabot Is edged with lace, In addition to Its trimming of hand, em­ broidery. In medium size tbe blouse requires 2}* yard* 40-Inch matorlal, with 3»j yards of laco for tho trim­ ming. For tho ' proper cutting of tho blouse, ono must have'a smooth sur­ face and In tho absence of a sewing table, tho floor will answer just as well. Fold the vollo carefully and along the lengthwise fold place tho collar and Jabo} section first, thon tho back. Tij tho right of tho back place the cuff, with largo “0 " perforations on a lengthwise thread of material. Tho front and sleeve come next. In tho order named, largo 1"Q" perfora­ tions on a lengthwise thread. The Btay Is Inld along the selvage, as Il­ lustrated In the cutting guide. Tho embroidery may bo dono in whlto or a color. Delicate ebades of yellow and green seem to be In great vogue and they really add a dressy note to a Jabot, collar or cuffs. (t3& ______ fitLVSCE. £06t5 When you buy grove equipment ui; hqjf plies in small lots you’pay highest prices. * i *** • Quantity purchases secure sundry dis­ counts and price concessions. Many grow­ ers joining together in their buying can save big sums of money. Members of the Florida Citrus Exchange do so through the Exchange Supply Company, Already the Supply Company has saved Exchange members many thousands of dbl- ■Javsr In a few years it promises to effect Economies for them,, in sums larger than the whole cost of marketing their crops of fruit through the Exchange. You can share in the benefits and savings the Supply Company affords \)y joining the Exchange and marketing your fruit through the latter. • For full particulars ad: areas the Florida. Citrus Exchange, Citi­ zens Bank Bldg., Tampa, Florida, or call on L . A , H A K E S , M anager O range C ounty C itru s S u b -E x ch a n g e Orlando, Fla. '• V grapffuuh T uerhl—J, therefore, to walk out of For perhaps live mlnutvs I didn't , ,n that ono room will over re­ the city In the daytime, when the sen­ main‘a mystery to mo. ( tries would be less upt to bo ou the stir, and then figuring that tho German wiltch. It worked line. I was not hnd probably continued ou tils beat I From tho kitchen you could walk held up n moment, tlio sentries evi­ crept quietly under the wlro again, directly Into tho cow-barn, where two dently taking me fur n Belgian peas­ this lime being mighty careful to hug cows wero kept, and this, aa I have the ground bo close that I wouldn't ant on bis wny to work. pointed out before, la tho usual con-. ] cuf7 0 0, structlon of the jioorcr Belgian houses, SLCJLVt; FRONT F Traveling faster than I hnd ever touch the wire, and made’off In ji dif­ l B I could not ronko out why the caller y done before slnee piy cscupc, I wns ferent direction. Evidently the bnrbed seemed to bo so antagonistic to me, soon out In the open country, nnd the wire fence hnd been thrown around an and yet I am sure he was arguing with fv J llrst Belgian I came to 1 npprtiqchet] ammunition depot or something of tho tho family against me. Perhaps tho ftunud Ajwti'M. I^Jq^OVO t, for food. lie gave rue half of hls kind, mid It wus :mt a Add at all that QF^OlN. MATtRIAL WITHOUT NAP fact thnt I wasn’t 'wearing wooden lunch nnd we snt down on the side of I hnd tried to get Into. I figured (hat other sentries wero shoes—I doubt whether I could hare the road to eat It. Of course, he tried Pictorial Bovlow BlOUS* No. 7C5S. Sites, 3t to 46 Inches bust Price. 20 obtained a pnlr big enough for me— to thlk to me, but 1 used the old ruse probably In the neighborhood nnd I real*. had convinced him that I was not of pretending I was deaf nnd dumb proceeded very gingerly. After I hnd got about n nillo away really a Belgian, because there was and he was quite convinced that It was nothing nbout mo otherwise which so. He rundo various efforts to talk from this kpot I came to nn huinbto could have given him that Idea. to me In pnntotnlme, but I could not Brig-Inn house and I knocked at tho At thnt time, and I suppose It la make out whnt ho was getting at, and door and applied fdr food In my usual pointing to my mouth to Indi­ true todny, about 1M per- cent of tho I think he inusj have concluded tliut 1 way, I was hungry and to my ears and people In Belgium wero wearing wns not only half starved, deaf nnd cate mouth to Imply that I was deaf nnd wooden shoes., Among tho peasants I dumb, but “looney" In the bargain. tluifib. The llelglun woman who lived don't l/ellcvu I ever saw any other When night entno I looked nround In the house brought mo a piece of kind of footwear and they are more for a place to rest. I bad decided to brejd and two cold potatoes and as I coimnbn there than they are In Hol­ travel In the daytime ns well qs nlgbt. wit uiore eating them sho eyed ms land. Tlio Dutch wear them more on because I. understood that II was only very keenly. nccount of a lack of leather. I was u few miles from the frontier, nnd I I haven't the slightest doubt that told that during tho coming year prac­ was naturally anxious to get there at she realised I wns n fugitive. Sho lived tically all tho peasants and poorer the earliest possible moment, although so. near tho border that It wns more people In Germany, too, will adopt I'realised that there 1 would encounter for that reason, I appreciated moro wooden shoes for farm work, as that the most hazardous pnrt of my whole fully the extent of the risk she ran, for la ono dlrectlondn which wood can bo ndveuture. To get through the heavily no doubt the Germans were constantly substituted for leather without much gunrded bnrbed wlro nnd electrically watching tho conduct of these Bel­ loss. charged barrier wns n problem that 1 gians who lived near tho line. Again I Feared I Was Dona For. When tho- young man left, I left hated to think of even, although tho My theory that she realized that I shortly afterwards, aa l:w a a hot at hours I spent endeavoring to devise was not n Belgian at all, but prebsumo way of outwitting the Iluns shy some English fugitive, was con- perhaps vlifhterh. Th 6 cITter'eydfl mo all comfortable about what hls Inten­ very suspiciously, although I must tions were regarding me. For all I were* many. Armed a moment Inter, when, as I have resembled anything but a British know ho might havo gono to notify Jt hnd occurred to me, for Instance, made ready to go, sho touched me on officer. They spoko Flemish nnd I did tho German authorities that there was Hint It would not ho nuch n difficult the arm nnd Indicated that I was to not understand n word they sold, but a strango man In the vicinity—more matter to vault over the electric fence, wait n moment. Sho went to a bureau I think they were discussing my proli- perhaps to protect hls friends frotn which was only nine feet high. In col­ nml brought out two pieces of fancy nhlo Identity. During their c o n v e rsa ­ suspicion of having aided mo than to C H A P T E R X l - H r m ln slln x with Hel- lege, I knew a ten-foot vault Is ronsld- llelglun laco which she In siste d upon SYNOPSIS. tion, I hnd a chanco to look around Injure me. j stall p ra a a n ta lie mnnnxr* to elude O rrI m a n noisier* nnd reaches tho Ilehtlan city ered a hlgh-school l>o)*s accomplish­ my inking oway, although at that parthe room. There wero three alto­ At any rate, I was not going to tako CH A PTER I —In tro d u cto ry . P s t O'Drten w here lie llnda I lie homo of th e man from ment. but there wero two grent dif­ tlcular moment I hud iis much uso for gether, two fairly largo and one any chances and I got out of that nil* of hi* purpose In w ritin g .th e ito ry w hom he c i i ’ct’tn help. ficulties In the wny of this solution, Belghin lace us pn elephant fur a somewhat amnller, nbout foartcen feet neighborhood aa rapidly aa I could. (t hi* adventures. CH A PTK Il X II—lluyllxer forxei * pass- lu the first place It would tJO-no easy safety razor, but I wus touched with long and six deep. ' In this smaller That night found mo right-on the CHAPTKIl II—T ells o f b is en listm en t la fiorl fo r U 'llrtan and prom ise* to a ss ist (he I loyal F ly in g corps, hls tra in in g In dm In selttnjc Into Holland. L a te r H u y - mutter to get a pole of the right her thoughtfulness and pressed her room there were two doubll*-dccked frontier of Holland^ _ Canada an d hU tr a n s f e r to F ran ce fo r ac­ IlKer and hls associate s d e m a n d a n e l - length, weight -and strength to servo 'lin s tl to show my gratitude. Sho would I * beds, which were apparently Intended tive duty. a r h l t a n i sum for th e ir service* a n d (Continued on Pagp 6) lln* purpose, Slim* particularly, how­ not accept tho money I offered her. U ’lirlen b reak s with them . •» .the whole family, although CHAPTKIl III-D e sc rfb e a fights In which I curried the lace through my sub­ se brought dow n tw o Q erm sn airplanes C H A P T K I l X I I I —He sp en d s fW# d a r t ever, the pole-vault Idcu seemed to mo end hie final fight In which ha w ai end n ls h t* In on un oiyupleJ house with- to he out of tho question because of sequent experiences, feeling that It brought down w ounded w ithin th e G ar, o u f food except for tho ecrap a he plcka up the fact flint on cither side of the elec­ would he a tine souvenir for my nan lines an d w as m ad e a prisoner ol In n ig h t foray*. War. tric fence, six feet from It, was p sixC H A I’T K Il X IV —To t a i n confidence for foot barbed wire barrier. To vault th e * dv en lu ree to come In hi* »llempl to CHAPTKIl IV—D iscovers th a t O erm ei bo*pluu sla t! b arb aro u sly neglected Hit ' get Into Holland, he venture* ime n l s h t safely over n nine-foot electrically (sully w ounded and devoted Uielr ener- ! into n m ov lns picture th e a t e r patronised charged fence wns ono thing, but to fles to resto rin g th o se who m ig h t be i by G e rm a n aoldler*. rsturned to th e firing line*. W itnesses combine with It n twelve-foot broad C H A P T K Il X V —Soma observation* In s death In fight of hls b e st chum , LJeut. vault wns n feat which even n college Paul R ain er. llelxlan city. athlete In the pink of condition would ish word ''Charlie” nml on thu other CH A PTER V - H e Is ta k en to th e o f­ ficers' prison cam p a t C ou rtrsl. T h ere he ho apt to flunk. Indeed, I don't be­ the wind "EKpcrnge." At tho time I CHAPTER XVI, began planning hls escape. D r c r e s t sa c ­ took these words to menu “Charity" lieve It Is possible.' rifice he m anages to ea v % sn d hide aw a y nnd "Experience” and all I hoped was two dally ra tio n s of bread . Another plan Hint seemed hnlf-wny I Leava for tho Frontlar* thnt I would get ns much of tho odo CH A PTER V I—l i e confiscates a m ap of To get out of tho city, It would be reasonable was to build n pnlr of stllta nn T wns getting of tho oilier before I Germany a n d Ju st h a lf a n hour la te r Is about twelve or fourteen feet high nnd on a tra in bound fo r a prison cam p walk over the barriers ono J>y one. Aa finally got through. I learned subscSuli Germany. .-H a leaps thro u g h a window wbU* tho tr a in la tra v e lin g a t a ro t* o f S3 a youngster I hnd acquired consider­ qtienlly that whnt the words renlly Biles an hour. able skill In stllt-wnlklng and I hnvo stood for wero "Charity" nnd "Hope," • CH A PT E R V III—F o r nine days m ore he ....... ............. no doubt that wljb the proper equip- anti then I ,wna euro that my klud Bel­ struggles on In a w eakened condition Jhrough L uxem burg l a th e direction o l ■ben Tho" time ment It would have been quite fens- gian friend hnd Indeed realized my Iblo to have wnlked out of Ilelglum plight nnd thnt her thoughtful sou­ CH A PT E R IX —H e endure* terrible uniform, how-' «" en"»F o* po**tble in that wny, but venir wus.Intended to encourage me In herdihlpa, sw im s riv ers while dollrtoue me ns It had ’whether or'not I wns going to have n Hie trials'Mhe must have known were from hunger, living like a hunted anim al end on th e eig h tee n th d a y a fte r Jum ping ivlili the Iluns Vhanco to construct the nocciiary before me. from th e tr a in he croeeee Into Belgium . I didn't let the old Belgian Indy at I begun to stills remained to be seen. .C H A P T E R X -W h e n w ell on h ls w ay know, because I did not wnnt to nlurtn Ilclglnn, and l j There were a good many bicycles In through Belgium he Is befriended on* W c urge our subscribers to consult Plflil by a Flem ish peasan t, who feed* ice that they uso by the German soldiers In Belgium her unncccssnrlly, hut thnt night 1 him end d irec ts him to a m an In a Rel­ ■1 nml It hnd often occurred to me that slept In her bnckyntd. leaving enrty if I could have stolen one, the tires In the morning before It became light. the Telephone Directory whenever a call Later In the dny I applied ut an—— - ^ S i would have made excellent gloves and {insulated coverings for my feet In other house for food, It was occupied is to be made. W hen you trust to your case It was necessary for mo to at­ by n father nnd iqpthcr and tun chil­ dren. I hesitated to auk them for food tempt to climb over the electric fence memory, your are apt to transpose the fig­ bodily. But as I had never been able Without.offering to pay for It, ns I re* to steal a bicycle thla avenue of es­ a lived whnt a task It must have been ures in a telephone number; when you cape was closed to me. for them to support themselves vvldi1 decided to wait until I arrived at obt hnvlDK to feed a hungry man. Ac­ trust to an old carcfe^f letterhead, you are jhe barrier and then make up my mind cordingly I gave tho mnn a mark nnd how lo proceed. then Indicated th a t'I wanted some­ To find n decent place to sleep that thing to eat. They were Juit about to apt .to call a number that has been changed. night, I crawled under a barbed wire eat, themselves, apparently, and they fence.'thinking It led Into somo field. let me partake of their ntcnl, which As I passed- under, ono of the barbs consisted of a huge bowl of somo'klnd ‘ And when you d o call a wrong caught In my coat and In trying to’ of soup which 1 was u n n b le to Iden­ pull myself from It I shpok the fcnco tify and which they served In ordinary I* 1 number,” you cause *inconvenience and for several yard*. want) Imxlns. 1 don’t know that they Instantly there came ont of tho nlgbt ever used tho basins to wash In ns ly delay for yourself and for the party w hom the nerve-racking comnfand "Haiti** well, hut whether they did o rtio t did rrvfc Again 1 feared 1 wns done for. I 3 not worry mo very much. The soup crouched close down on tho ground, tq was good and 1 enjoyed It. you cqH.in error. Make It a practice, to the darkness, not knowing whether tg All tho tlmo 1 was there I could see take to my legs nnd trust to the Ilun'a the father and tho eldest son, a boy consult the Directory* first. • missing mo In tbe darkness If ho fired, About seventeen, were extremely nenr or stay w here I was. I t was foggjl as well as dark, and although I knew ons. 1 had Indicated to thein that I A TYPEWRITER YOU CAN AFFORD r u u u * , tbe sentry was only a few foot away was deaf and dumb,'but If they be­ A TYPEWRITER FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. POUNDS. from me I decided’to stand, or rather lieved me It didn't aeem to make them A TYPEWRITER FOR THE LADIES' o n STUDY lie, p a t I think my heart made almost •n y more comfortable. A TYPEWRITER FOB THE OFFICE, SCHOOL OB STUDY. Ilhjgereid a t the bouse for about.an aa much noise as the rattling of tha hour, after tha meal and during that wire In tha first place, and It was A W. 8 . Branch,.Orlando, *!».. o « l n d « ngint forO rangc. Semi tlmo^. young man came to call an the tense few moments to me. nolo and Lake Counties. Write for free booklet ** a —w»fc ^*«.« *— «*al* oldest daugUiec, a xcuiut woman .ol Always Be Sure of the Number SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY �SANFORD HERALD AUGUST, THE SANFORD HERALD fortunate friends In the B. J. HOLLY, Editor W .M . HAYNB8 , Bustnesa Maneffcr American! ahould not WAR^AVJNG^tS-SELF SAVING delude TBtHERALt) PRWTIHCtO iP ftH y successes * on the Marne will lead to an early peace. There are meatless days and heatless days NOW but unless you There will he plenty of pence t&lk help by saving there will be sunless days and eatless days when em anating from German source*; for the Tyrant of Europe gets here. This bank urges everyone to Germany la terribly sick of the war,v of. the \ b u t judging from the past none of It will be worthy' of 'allied considera­ tion. It is put out as Gern&n prop­ CAPITAL $30,000.00 ag an d a, partly to delude and further SURPLUS $15,000.00 Official Order, August 2, 1918.— fool the German people w ith 'th e Idea th a t Germany is only fighting On and after August 4th and until In defense of her homes and partly further notice public eating places to give the pacifists of other countries in Florida will be allowed to serve OUR PLEDGE beef a t one mfeal each day of the an argument, "Appreciating to the utmost lh«r week under the following schedule: supreme unselfishness o fo u r Ameri­ ' Never, while Germany talks peace Sunday Monday* supper, can manhood which Is offering Its with the air of a conqueror,'and in­ Tuesday breakfast, Wednesday din­ H. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND ' 0. L TATLOR very life upon th e altar of freedom sists on her presumptuous "term s" ner, Thursday supper, Friday break­ C.J.W e-MUm tw -i w s .1 F L ff 0o 0RUFF Vka-PmUsol will there be peace. Sho has al> for the world, we, the members of fast, Saturday dinner. No restric­ ready consented to give up all she the South Florida Press Association, tions on the kind of beef served or In semi-annual session assembled, has won In the west, but Insists th a t the style in which served at the she must be allowed a free hand in do hereby the cast which means Russia and meals designated,, provided that only "Resolve, T hat In this crisis and the Balkans. one style of beef be served a t each as long as life shall Jaat, we dedi­ meal mentioned. No restrictions on The idea is impossible. I t would by-products of beef or veal but no cate all that we art; and all that we be equivalent to a German victory. have to the support of our glorious I t would be a truce and not a peace, nation, opr righteous cause, and our a truce In which Germany would be Illustrious g overnm ent.. And be It her work on hats of Cnllforulo:. “The organising Russia on'G erm an lines, bat had become master of the a ir long further so th a t in 25 of 50 years she would before man walked upright The .rocky "Resolved, T hat every newspaper have a t her command 'a force th a t refuge revealed to the cave man the Poultry Coops and Houser Should holding membership In thla associa­ would be irresistible, and with which little upside-down bnt dinging to the tion' display this resolution In bold she could make hef dream of world Be Thoroughly Ventilated roof of bis caveru. Ono bat takes Its type a t the m asthead of Its editorial 'dom , To Ice Manufacturers of Florida: food ofT the ground, since It brings to ination a magnificent success. It page throughout the month of Aug­ would be suicide for the allied na­ Its roost wingless Jerusalem*crickets, All ice manufacturers operating Observance of Simple Rule* Will Pro. ust, and that copies be sent to the either attracted by tho no|so -the In­ tions to leavo such a powerful weap­ plants in the state of Florida, lire vent Trouble by Overcrowding and sect makes in crawling or the air cur-, president and our representatives on In the .hands of such a ruthless lereby notified th a t Braxton BcachSoli Contamination—Turn rents mado by such movements." and' treacherous foe. nm, '•Federal food adm inistrator pf Soil In Yards. Not until Germany gets down on Florida requires them to furnish him ‘ Garrison Flag. her marrow bonffs and begs for not later than September 2nd, a re­ (Prepared b r the United JtU tM Depart­ The garrison ling of .the United ment of Agriculture.) peace a t any price, is it w orthw hile port covering the operation of their With all classes of poultry breeders Slates army Is made of hunting, with even* to talk of peace. Th<raf5oIute respective plants, this report to in­ there should be more careful effort 80 feet fly nml 20 feot hoist, 18 stripes, destruction of Prussian /militarism; clude the following items: than ever before to securo thorough and In the upper qunrter next the staff the rehabilitation of the countries 1. Total dally production tons. sanitation and thus to prevent dis­ Is the field or “union" of stars, equal to the number of states, on blue field, she has wrecked and ruinfd; and the 2. Total production .month \jf Au­ ease. over one-third h-ngtli nf (lng, extend*’ payment of such indemnities to the gust,'1918. But th e y ’re so practical anJ On farms correct sanitation Is se­ fng to the lower edge of the fount: red countries -that she has forced into durable th at you can kerp 3. Cost of m anufacturing per ton. cured In houses and' coops by good stripe from the top. the war, as will keep her busy for 4. Amount sold *at retail (deliv­ ventilation at all times and tho re­ nearly all your records ia the next 100 years a t least; these ery), amounts of 10P pounds or less. moval of tho night droppings as often them. • No Need to Be Too Hasty. ns necessary to avoid bad odor. On must he some of the term j for peace 5. Selling price retail (delivered), the land tho desired result is obtained Bo not hasty (o cast off every asper­ There’s n type to meet every or Germany. She will not consent 0. Selling price retail (platform). by dlstributlog tho stock so that all sion thnt Is cast on you. Let- them to them now, hut the timo will come purpose, and the 7. Amount sold for refrigerating droppings are taken up as fertiliser nlono for n while and then, like mud when sho will. The only way to i wholesale). stock forms that fit them are , by the vegetation growing on It so on your clothes, they will rub off of msten th a t timo is to keep on themselves.—Murray. so carefully designed that you quickly that there Is no soil pollution. 8. Selling price refrigerating ice fighting.—Tampa Times. Observance of theao simple rules will (wholesale). are able to use many of them not only prevent all diseases caused by Grand Old Man of-Llberty. 9. Cost delivery system retail without th e slightest change. IN CREASINGLY IM PO R TA N T daily. Charles Carroll of CArrolllon, Md., Bound in Red Cowhide Back was the signer of the Declaration of One hundred and forty years ago 10. Original cost of plant. ^Independence who lived longest after and Corners, Corduroy Sides, Thomas Paine wrote in an immortal 11. Number of years in operation. July 4, 1770. He survived until No­ Steel H inges, Top Lockin.;. document —"These are tho times 12. Annual depreciation. vember 13, 1832. And they that try men s Let us dem onstrate how 13. Cost of up-keep (monthly). did. And out of the trial rame a 14. Cost of daily operation. you can save time, labor ami . Optimistic Thought. . free nation. Out of the fiery furnarc 15. Amount daily receipts. Riches nre deservedly despised by n money bj'tisinjf.theC SnJP13! came the American I;lxg. man of honor because n well stored This report must be mailed to Post B inder. Today, as -of old, American grit chest Intercepts the truth. reach Ilraxton Beacham, federal and- courage and business fortitude food adm inistrator at Orlando, Fla., Derivation of Word "Prophet" * is j»eing put to the* furnace U$t. not Inter than Sept. 2nd, 1918. Tho Hebrew word for pruphut Is de­ Nobody doubts the- outcome: The Fhone.148 Sanford, Florida rived from n verb, signifying "to bub­ In cities where Iwg or more lee ble forth" like a fountain. factories arc operated, the factories I shall divide the territory covered by j delivery wagons so that not more than one wagon shall cover ony par­ FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE ticular section each day and shall so FOR WOMEN restrict deliveries t hut not more Tallahassee than one delivery shall he made 5S9 Ptudrali trom 25 Florid, (V j M)m »nd 1 BUtoi ISIT-1S. T o u t SM Inrludlnc Siimni eat'h day over the respective terri­ School u d Short Conn*. tory assigned to each factory through Write t t Coro lor CaUlof. * the above arrangement. EDWARD CONRADI, Presides! | Chickens A rt Always Haatthlar If Braxton Beacham, Kept on Open Range. Federal Food Administrator, Flo. SWORN A FF.D A V IT MUST overrrmvdlng, nnd noil contamination, ACCOMPANY T H E ABOVE RE­ hut the young stock renred under such PORT. conditions will grow Awter and better. 234848532353235323484853485348234848485323532353232323024848535348 Where It Is liCWiy^jlcnt to distribute a large stock rift yMQ>/is Is necessary The Papyrus Plant to secure jx>riiiniN*tly the fine sani­ In the story told by Mrs. Wllllntns, tary condition of land desired, tho oienllon Is made of papyrus, which same result Is obtained In growth by a was called ."pa flu" In the time when rotation which plncos young birds al­ the mummy of her story lived. From ways on land not psed for poultry the Hint word enme the Greek "popuros" preceding year. * nnd our English word "paper” Tho In back-yard poultry keeping scru­ * r. ' . _ J - , ‘ | hlstorlnn Herodotus culled it "liohlos" pulous cleanliness Is essential. Tho nnd from this tho old Greeks got n night droppings should ho -rcfflflvUi Owing to the f a r t that some or onr ivonl “blbllon," meaning n hook, which q^Ry In the morning. Those __ which we have curried on Into our word •ra ^ ^ n the floor o f'th e house and In help h as been called to do service for “Ulble." Go to a good dictionary nml the yard should be removed ns often '"II will llntl u long list of words be­ I ns Is necessary to got them before ginning with "blhllo" nnd they nro ull | they become finely broken nnd so our country, a n d th a t the dull summer •ounected with books. mixed with the litter of the floor or season is on, w e have decided to the soil of the yard thnt much of such material must be taken up with them. In Advance of His Age. ^ Tho name of Bncon hns been ‘su r­ Frequent turning of the soil In small rounded in England by legendary tales ynnls Is desirable, hut ought not to ho of black magic and witchcraft. Then* accepted ns a'p ro p ,r substitute for re­ are songs nhoiit lilni, nml he has al­ moval of droppings tl\ere. If themrnnr to r tne sum m er, same going m to erreci ways been n figure of mystery, even simply turned under In soil In which to hls modern interpreters. "Frlnr no vegetation Is growing there Is tem­ porary Improvement, but nfter a short time conditions become so had that renewnt of the soil to n considerable W e m ean to enlarge * our grocery depth In necessary. Clay soils should he frequently -and liberally treated business by adding a complete line and R E Convenient, with lime. D u r a b l e and if Good sanitation checks the rapid to devoting o u r full tim e and energy to multiplication of Hco nnd mites, but Properly Used will does not destroy them. For this tho .. Islanders Once Pirates. Save You Time, Trouble our grocery tra d e . W e will m ake a Recent archaeological researches In approprinto . Insecticides should bo and Money. : : : used. In n series of tests of Insecti­ the Virgin island*, formerly tho Dan­ specialty of C ountry Produce, Eggs, « s Is ish West Indies nnd now. belonging to cides by tho bureau of entomology sodium fluorid was found most effec­ he United Stales. Indicate that tho r m | E Have a Good ancient Indian Inhabitants nf the Is- tive, completely destroying all Hco Chickens, etc. IVJ Line of these Books lnndir were pirates who made long present at tho time of application, nnd ---- with Fillers and In­ voyages In tlielr canoes in search ‘of ranking tho birds treated Immune to * T h an k in g .each of you for the very 8nore the L ett loot I 1 attacks* of llco for some time. Tho dices. If you have an When the 7 :38-train for 1’hllndolphla methods of using sodium fluorid for liberal p atro n ag e you h av e given us in Old one Purchased Else­ pulled Into the quaint old station at lice nnd of eradicating mites arc given Tack Window Shades. where we can Refill it Lnncnstar on Friday morning a New When the window shade falls off fully In Farmers* But let In 801. the p a st and tru stin g th a t we m erit York drummer who stood waiting to with Leaves at Ve r y take It smiled n wide nnd cheerful tho rod take a shoe string, or any Small Cost. : : : : smile nt sound of the conductor's an­ kind of strong tape and put the tack The Pope's Chair. *' a continuance o f the sam e in we nouncement: "Philadelphia train l .through 'It. ' No matter If the childrenWlint Is said to be the most expen­ GRp tho first stop."—Evening Public pull on It or th e , spring breaks, It sive chair In tho woyld belongs to the are ; R espectfully, -r will not tenr off ngsln. Ledger. poj»e; It. Is .of solid silver, and la mid to have cost $90,000. - Bee ,Hives Always In Demand, - • In the Library., OFFICE SUlPPLY D E PT . In some parts of northern Arabia "Would you mind changing this book * th e hills aro so well S tocked with bevs for in e l' IPs the second edition, and Optimistic Thought Phone \ i 8 Sanford, Florida I hsVent rend the first"-—Boston that no- sooner, nre .litre* plneed ttieu Illchra oru well If gotten well nnd they are hecupled. veil sp en t rranscript * . aunacairnoN p r ic k in ad v a n c e; NEW RULES Food Administration PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS xxx; CAREFUL SANITATION TO PREVENT DISEASE To O ar Custom ers and Friends M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 5th S can general, Herald Printing Co. ! �: 1_ l ;_____ .v'-.L _ _ :___ _ -------------------------— ------------ .—r.— ------- ;—«---------•*•<■• lUGliST 5,1118 5 I ----- i---- —---------------------- - r - ^ v O ' V . ■S "■ * ' »• • ’ ■• rw K v s tfr .//■*'•■ HERALD '* ‘ ‘ THE SANFORD SANFOI * ; - z -r - — ~ :Hoflor8dti Boys “ r ~ Dr. Do wllag Her© Dr.; Dowling, state veternarian Wp Ifi the x lty today wUlPXJounty Agent.C.-M - Berry *nd will Investi­ Wc . gate the local situation regarding enrolling, office there,. V ’TTAFPENINGS o f i n t e r e s t i n A N D ’ U ■these young men tho very best diseased cattle and hoga l(fcthero .arc ^ •" ■■*-- ■~ . AROUND SANFORD ■ ' & any such cases, aside from those ecu in th e i^ naval career. So' th a t havo been called to hla atten- other young -men are’ In- Drb ,tlon. Dr. Dowling will also discuss today taking the entrance examina­ David Caldwell left lait- week for (Mr. I. J. Secord Is home on a the situation with the city codicil tion. Lot Sanford’s -patriotism a vacation of several weeks which short-Visit frpm Daytona Beach. and a milk Inspection will no doubt Judged by the number and qua will bo spent in the mountains of Sterilise Old Seed Bed* - - a s-a m a tte r of'protection*. I f 't h e For Wood.and heavy'hauling sec result from his trip here. of young-m en-she. la. sending.. Into North Carolina. A Tho greatest irouble growers have weevils are in the field this fall de­ Murrell, or 'phone .378, _ _48-tf. service: Conmcr Whittle, Edwnrd SLEEP INSURANCE In raising seedlings 1* caused by thfc struction will prove' It* .Importance Moyo and Lionel Monroe. Miss Katherine Turner Is visiting MEAT RULES. . _ *‘A Terror to Moaquitors." seed bed diseases. -Damping qf, In,getting a crop next year. * • her grandmother, Mrs, E. E. Tur­ . 72-tf the most im portant of thgm, is ner. H and In hand with early fall de­ For Restaurants, Hotels and Board* NOTICE • caused by several fungi, chief of struction of weevils goes the* prac-i Mrs. C. E. Henry has returned n660 cures* by removing th e cause * Ing Housea City council wifi meet Thursday which la Rhizoctania. This fungus from a f visit to relatives and friends tlce of planting cover crops after tho Mondays noonday meal, rbas night nt 7:30, Aug. 8, 1918, for tho Deane Turner, Jr., ip over from lives and propagate* in tho soil and at Philadelphia where she spent sev­ stalk* have t?ecn removed. ''Such Daytona Beach spending^ few dsys beef. purpose of hearing complaints re­ unless caro Is exercised in selecting eral weeks. . crops not only Improve tho aoll but Wednesdays and-Saturdays, noon; garding nMcssmcnts of property. af homo with his father. ' the seed bed or in treating It, troublo furnUh feed of a kind Florida farm­ U Auto have. Leons Apto T ra n s­ dny.Sqoal, stew or boiled. J. C. Robert*, is apt to result. SLEEP INSURANCE fer your baggage, ers need. Thus the proper atep to Thursdays, noonday meal, steak 100-1 tc ' City Clerk. "A’ Terror to Moiquitoes." * phone 91 Hotel Carnes. 99-2-tc C. D. ShcrbakofT of tho Univer­ take in controlling the boll, weevil or Hamburg. 72-tf sity-. oT Florida experiment station *111' Increase tho .production of fora Mrs. Edward IHggins_ and family These days were made uniform ’ Hospital Ship Sunk and asalst greatly in the production Mrs. Bella Atkins, a former resi­ and Mrs. Eastorby .and daughter names tho following condition* over the state of Florida. All sugar The British Hospital ship, Waritda being favorable to the development of meat. • have returned from Daytona Beach dent- of ^antord but now of Way- bowb must be removed from the was sunk by a-totpedo near a' B rit­ of the disease: Damp Weather, re­ where they spont the past month. cross, Ga., Is spending some time table. "Weevils are a t the mercy of this ish port Saturday morning while peated cropping of susceptible planter In the fall aa they are a t no If you need stovo wood phone me- with her sister, Mrs. Woodburn. bringing wounded men from Franco plants, and nearly all of the veget­ other time," saya the U. S. Depart­ 666 cures Malarial Fever. I can supply you. II. C. DuBoae. 'N ew Ruling on Potatoes to England. Only a few American ables scorn tp be susceptible; and ment of Agriculture. " If the farmer Miss Effle Patillo of P o rt Orange AH potatoes hiuat now bo sold by *" * ’ ioo-tfo wounded were aboard one of phteh too thick adwing. The disease may desires to kill these Inserts then, he Mr. and Mra. George Speer and U the attractive guest of Miss Zcta the pound and not b y 'd ry measure b reported missing. be prevented by making tho seed can do so. If It is not practicable to Miss Davison returned as heretofore. son, Algernon have returned from a Davison. 9 __ bed* on new land. New (and is burn the stalks, they can still bo up­ from Po[t Orange two weeks ago, •month's visit to Daytona Beagh. usually plentiful in all parts of the rooted, thereby Ueatroying the greenHddges—Entncr • SLEEP INSURANCE Six pounds per month per person 666 cures Headaches, Biliousness, state, and it should be used when­ food supply of tho weevil* and pre- , At 9 a. m. last Sunday Mr. David "A Terror to Mosquitoes." la the new ruling on flour, calendar Loss of Appetite, or th st tired achever possible. New land may not be venting the further jncrease of the B. Hodges and Mias Lillie Enancr * • : *. . 72-tf month. f\8-tf . ing feeling, duo to Malaria or Colds. entirely free from disease b u t’ there insect*. The cotton then can be were united in marriage by Dr. HllFine Tonic. Dr. and Mrs, Nolle Tolar have re­ is a likelihood that It la. Then,- too, picked as the supply of labor per­ burn at cite Alethodbl (l'urnoiiuge. turned from Philadelphia where Dr. M. Fleischer spent Saturday and Thursfon—Aston it is a good practice to-sow*, the seed mits. Fall destruction of weevils in­ Sundny with his family at Daytona Tolar had an operation. It was suc­ thinly so th a t moisture conditions sure* n crop for the following sea­ A quiet, happy marriage tock A floriculturist of New Jersey has Reach* returning homo Monday to cessful and he returns again to take place at the home of the bride’s chosen a spot near Fort Myers as Will not bo unfavorable to the de­ son." up his practice. attend to his farming interests. velopment of fungi. If the plants No definite rule can be laid down sister, Mrs. R. W. Lord of Fprt ideal for tho propagation of dahlia 666 cures Bilious Fever. are not too close together they will as to tho proper time for destroying Sec Dr. Davis z t the Lincoln bulbs. An Investigator in Dado lieed, Monday, Aug. fith, 1918, Hotel for glasses. ‘ '* >95-tf make better growth nnd be more re­ Miss Catherine Levis is visiting county haq discovered that the Ever­ sistant not only In the bed but un­ weevils in this w’ay. In general^ the when Mr. ’ G. Benjamin Thurston Mra. B* W. Herndon and daughter friends a t Daytona Ileach for a week proper-time is whenever the weevils glades b adapted to the culture-of ' , was united in holy wedlock to Mrs. the licorice root. Step by step the der field conditions. Norma and .M argery Clay of Ar­ or ten days. have reached such numbers as to in- ’ cadia are at Daytonu Beach and Mr. If the old land must be used It feat practically all of the square* Rex Packard and D. C. Marlowe Annie L. Aston, Rev. M. M. Lord wonderful resourcefulness of Florida Herndon returned yesterday for & have returned from a business trip to officiating. should be sterilised. This’ can be th a t arc being set. This may occur soil is being developed. few days to Idok after, his cotton Jacksonville. done by sprinkling tho soil with a much earlier In some seasons thsn in The hridegorom was formerly crop and other interests. solution of 1 gallon of formalin to 50 other*. The rule should bo to des­ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe and prominent contractor of Boston, but Wauchula is t\» vote soon on a gallons of w ateu applied at the rate troy Infested plants nt the earliest Musfldn’s swimming pool is the littli? daughter have rented n cottage bond issue proposed for the purchase now of Miami. of*one-half gallon to the square foot. possible date in the fall. It is much coolest place in town. Open Wed­ at Daytona Beach for the summer. of the electric light plant in that This treatment should be given sev­ better to sacrifice a tittle cotton than The bride has a beautiful home nesday, Thursday,. Saturday and town. Municipal ownership is be­ Henry McLaulin is spending s in North Miami, and was on a visit eral days before the seed are to he to defer tho operation. Sunday afternoons. FreshWater coming n widespread fashion, and week at Daytona Ifc-ach where he is sown so that tho formalin will have every day. 85-t(p Where the loos of organic m atter to relatives and friends in th b part Wauchula will probably join tho absorbing all the salt water th at he evaporated before the seeds are rom the burning of stalks is im­ quota of progressive cities that have of the state when the happy lover Mr. R. S. Talcott of Flint, Mich., j can.’ planted. It might be well to cover portant, it is advisable to cut the liffT^nportanl step. s followed her up to Sanford nnd taken thffr*vnp°rtanl visited his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. the bed with cloth to prevent too stalk* with a cutter and bury th em ’ Gordon Raker, a nephew of Mrs. K. T. Woodrufl and Miss Emma G. W. Waters recently enlisted in claimed her for his bride. rnpid evaporation until tho formalin deeply-as soon a possible. This will Immediately after the ceremony Woodruff .In this city a few days’ the the Field Artillery. He enlisted from The citizens of St. Augustine are Kas hail n chance to do its work. cause the destruction of many,of the they left for Zellwood, Lake City, rejoicing over the recent establish­ Formalin con be had from wholesale past week. Semhjolc county. immature stages of the weevil in the Mr. and Mrs. Dressner expect to -"‘'M rs. James Cowan returned home Jacksonville nnd other points, and ment of a curb market in the city. drug companies, in large quantities square* and boils. return from New York. J he latter yesterday for a few days from Dny- expect to be at home in the Magic It is filling n long felt want as the much cheaper Uinn at retail. Sev­ saying goes. Many fresh fruits and eral farmers mTjfht co-operate in part of August and get real busy fix­ tons Reach where she and th e chil­ City about the last of the month. vegetables are to be had now that buying their supply. Would Not Tolerato Sedition. ing up their new store which is now dren are spending a month. Ily tho act of the New York legisla­ formerly were not oZered ust all by NOTICE [uent/'d in the heart of Sahford in If brush is at’ hand the bed may ture of March SO. 1781, provision was tho fruit and vegetable denier*. The Paul Diggers is home from PuhoBelieving that FIRE IN SU R­ the Woodruff building formerly be sterilized -by burning. Once the kee where he is putting in a fall ANCE RATES charged by old line hohsewlves of tht* city “ re patroniz­ disease gets into the plants there’ is made to punish more effectually adher­ occupied by fhe Bonita Cafe.’ ents to the king. It enacted that nnycrop. Paul likes his new hom e very stock companies are too high, I have ing the market very liberally. not much th at can bo done. It may one who preached, taught, spoke, 90 -'J: —Fric .much and thinks he will hit tho secured the agency af the FLORIDA help some to spray such patches as wrote, ’ or printed that the king of Mrs. J. A. Perdue and family of right crop this season. The- Shaving Canning Company may become diseased eith bordeaux Great Britain had dominion In New MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Mrs. and Mrs. has dosed lu operations in Plant mixture, but if care is used in se­ York or who neduced the allegiance Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wil molt, COMPANY of Tampa, Florida. j. P. Hurley leave this week for City for the season, with n pack of lecting or sterilizing the bed this will of nnyonc In the ntnte was guilty of Daytona Beach, where they have Miss Nellie Walker, Mbs Elvira T hb company saved its policy n felony without benefit of clergy, 260,000 cans, u little more thnn half not be necessary. Carter, Miss Gertrude Brown of the rented a cottage fftr the remainder holders 20 per cent last year and that of last year, owing to the though the court could commute the French Shop in Orlando, passed hopes to do better In the future. Bcntcnco from death to service for of the summer. through here today enroute to the The company b organized under the steady demand for beans for "ship­ P rep are for Fall (’rop* three years In the nnvy of tho United See Dr. Davis for glasses at Lin­ ment. The machinery will be left northern markets. Clenn cultivation gin-* far toward Rlntes. state law and selects Its risks care­ intact lor a full run if the crop* war­ coln Hotel. 93-tf A postal from Harry I^wis, who is combating diseases and pets. In Mr. and Mrs. Louis Griffin and taking the baths at Mt. Clemons, fully, and the profits go hack to the rant it, otherwise for next .springi some cases, it is the moat effective Notable Msn Epileptic. i-linrming little daughter, Miss Alice Mich., says th at he is improving and policy holders instead of being paid means of control. C. K. McQuarrie John Bunynn’s epileptic character­ in dividends to stockholders. Louise were the charming gursts of will be home about the 20th. This A J60.000 dairy is one of the in­ istics were well marked. Julius Cae­ Being n mutual company, the pol­ stitutions that Palm Beach county of the University extension division sar, Peter the Great, Wellington and their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. willr be good news to hirs many advlsfe that as soon as a crop lap icy holders are pledged to pay the i* boasting. It b divided up Into J. T. Allen this week. harvested the remains of that cro- Alexander the Great were sufferers, friends. premium the second time in case the units, the first being practically com­ G66 cures Chills and Cover. be destroyed or turned under deep nnd tho strong assertion Is mado that George Chamlieriain who is stay­ compnny needs more money than the Napoleon wns nlso subject to It* men­ ly.»e*pccially if disease were present tal ' Miss Murial Futrell of Tampa ing at Daytona Beach:for n few original premium in order to pay pleted and contains 27 building*, control. Lord Byron wns a notable pitied nnd contains 27 building*. in the crop. was the charming guest of Miss weeks caught a thirty pound r«a losses. This adds to the security of epileptic, ns wn* Bnlsnc nnd thn com­ Ruth Abrams nnd Miss Annie baas last Saturday and has been pro­ the policy holders and is necessary It -is a common practice among posers Moznrt nnd Mendelssohn. ‘ Jean The Florence Harvey, one of the Florida farmers to leave the re­ Jacques Bounseau wns esteemed as Townsend last week. She Is visiting claimed the champion fisherman of because there is no capital stock. relatives tWs week at Fort Myers, the season so far. However, the chances that such no boats recently completed in Tampa main* of the crop in the field. Such ono of tho class, and even claim Is lodged Hint Thackeray was a victim of ^ s i Te e p INSURANCE The county commissioners held asses ment will be made is very re­ left that city Sunday morning with a a method invites trouble. It I* also the disease. These a r e ‘but few of cargo of lumber for Cuba. The "A Terror to Mosquitoes." a common practice to plant the fall their regular session yesterday and mote. schooner will bring a cargo of sugar crop without any special prepara­ hundreds of noteworthy Instances In 72tf were very busy with many matters H Interested before your policy on the return trip. tho nnnals of the human race. tion. The land should be thoroughly Mrs. J. T. Allen nnd daughter, of Interest to the county at large. expires, bring it to my office at N / -----------------------------prepared beforo# th e fall crop just aa Miss May Bcllp returned home Tues­ • R. II, Abbott of Jacksonville has Room 8 in the Court House, nnd Dally Thought for tho spring* crop. The* plowing Indian Name Survived. day after a pleasant trip in Virginia, accepted a position in the job de­ make application for. its renewal in Many men build aa cathedrals wer© The survival of the original name oj will help not only to control disease, built, the part nearest tho gyoupd fin­ the guests of her son and daughter, partment of the Herald Priming Co. the Mutual Company. Cuba I* n remarkable Instance of per­ but it will stir the land, make it ished f but that part which aonra t«> Mr. nnd Mrs. L. S. Harkey, and and will assist in getting out ihc M. F. Robinson, Afccnt. sistence, n* the Island has been bap more retentive of moisture, and aer­ ward heaven, tho turrets nnd the various trip» through North -Caro­ best of work on schedule time. 100-8tc llxcd anti relmptUed many a time since ate It so that tho beneficial soil or­ spires, forever Incomplete. — Henry lina and other points. • Miss Helen Dr. Oliver J. Miller is here today Itn European discovery. Columbus ganisms can get In their work. Ward Beecher. •' Allen expects to remain In Virginia from Jacksonville to visit home The Miracle Medicine first called It Juana, In honor of ! for tho balance of the summer. folks. - Dr. Miller now has a large 1. The. Miracle Medicine has ar­ Prince John, the son of Ferdinand and For Ball Weevil Control An Oversight A sea food and chicken dinner practice in Jacksonville and hb rived. You will find it at the drug Isabella. After Ferdinand's death It' ~ Pick the cotton early and then de­ was called, In hi* memory. Fcrdlnnndn. Nature Is wonderful, hut wc are not CO cents, every Sunday, 12:30 p. m many-friends pre glad to hear of his stores. , Subsequently this name was changed stroy the cotton plants before tho told that she gave the female elephant and Thursday! C p. m. Daytona success. , A medicine th a t cures sick­ to Hantlago, nfter Ht. Jnines, the pa­ boll weevils hibernate. That Is tho n larger trunk thnn tho mnle.—Host on Beach Hotel Daytona Beaeh 100-t: Mr. and Mn». Zob Ratliff. Mrs. W. ness Is good.. A medicine that pre­ tron saint of Hpaln. Htlll Inter It wn* ndvico given to cotton growers by Transcript i 4. Mrs. George Watson nnd little son W. Abernathy nnd Mrs. Henry Mr- vents sickness b 'b etter. A medicine nnrued Ave.Maria, In honor of the Vlr the Unlverlsty of Florida extension gin Mary. But none of these name* arrived In the city Sunday night Laulin motored over to Daytona that does both b best. held. and. tho Indianjuine.- If sjllljirc:. division. Am! U laakfi* _no_dJ Heretic a . ------— - 0 *t|y“ TlloufihC Horn Quincy nnd will be tbr> guests Beach Saturday afternoon. Mr*. 3. Study, observation, experiment., whether tie weevils were In the cot­ Vice sting* us. oven In our plea* * of Mrs. W ntajn’a' parents, Mr. and McLaulin remained-- at - Daytona experience during forty years was served. “ ton fields this year or not. I t Is a area, but virtue console* u* even In Mrs. W. W. Abernathy. George Beach where she U spending n few required to perfect thb medicine. safeguard th at should bo excrcissCd iu r pnlus,—C. C. Colton. went on to New York where* he wil days and the rest of the p arty New Dyak Fashions. A 4. If yotf wbb to recover If you . purchase a largo supply oj fall anc brought W. W. Abernathy home for Dyak Is n word which conveys to arc sick, or if you ■wish to avoid most folk tho Idea of n people whoso winter goods for the department Sunday. He returned to Daytona sickness inquire of those who know tribal pastime consists In cutting off store at Quincy of which he is yesterday morning. all about the Miracle Medicine, for the beads of their neighbors nnd pr< • manager. * Dr. and Mra. Hllburn have re­ this b the age of miracles and won­ serving the dried skulls ns ornaments Dr. D. CJ. Ward. Osteopathic ceived a letter from their son, Lieut. ders, the nge of impossibilities haa for their homes. When the first ml*, LINCOLN IIULLEY, Ph.,D „ Lilt. D „ LL. D„ President Physician. First National Bank 0.*P . Ililburn who U on the firifig passed; we no, longer live in tho slonarlcs- went to Borneo,. where _tho Send Now for a Catalog DeLand, Florida Bldg., fcPhono 330-W. 64-tf line In France, He b in tho big stage coach period. » Dyak* live, they were fortunate If THE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT—Degree* of Master of-Art* and Sclencce. Tuesday afternoon the regular battle and Just returnedfrom a nine 6. T. N. T .—W hat trl-nitro-tu- they kept their heads on their MioulTHE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FOR MEN—Twenty-one deparmenU weekly meeting of the 'Mothers' Ser­ days' stay In tho front line trenches luol docs to the tu b boatwthe M. M. den. Today the Dynka have ceased in all. * vice Club was held at the Daytona where he narrowly eacapad a big does to sickness—puts It out of com­ head hunting, have given themselves THE COLLEGE OP LIBERAL ARTS FOR WOMEN—A woman dean, separ­ to forming nnd hnvo taken oh clothes Beach hotel. TheDccaalon was one ■hell that dropped near enough to mission. ate dormitories. * , nnd other evidences of civilisation. THE COLLEGE OF LAW—Graduate* practice In Florida without examination -'worthy of spcclsl note because of scatter the atone* and dirt all over 6. Though the M. M. Is a Miracle Instead of news coming once a month, THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-Courao in Engineering leading to degrees the new service flsg which had Just him. He can be expended upon to Mcdldno It won’t cure cancer, nor ns It did when missionaries fltat went give a good account of himself and been secured by the mother*. After THE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS—Especially for Florida teachera. f _ broken bones and a few 6thcr to Ililrnco, It Is now received by wire­ ‘n short business meeting andscversl hb parents and friends are all proud things, but- It has never failed to less. THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS — Banking* Book-keeping. Shorthand, * » Typewriting. announcements the program con­ o f him. cure appendidtb, though It doesn’t THE AQADEMY—Prepares for all high grade college*. cluded with a few social numbers. often get the opportunity to do It, Shorthand In Chines*. Growing Hoga- -* THE 8CHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS—For boys and young men.. M iu . Rose Wright of Indiana sang The inventor of the system of short­ For a hog to be profitable ho because it prevents th a t fashionable THE SCHOOL OF MU8IC—Piano, pipe orgfcn, violin, voice, harmony and two very delightful aoloa and was ac* disease. So if you want to be fash­ hand established In Chinn, must be chorus work. * * companied on the-piano by Miss muat be kept growing.from birth to ionable don’t have anything to 'do nothing less t’uin n genius. The. lan­ THE SCHOOL OF, FINE ARTS. * marketing age. -He juuinot be profit­ Fern .Ward.-*. Mbs Mildred Holly of guage tins no written vowels nnd con­ with tho M. M. Sanford gave aoveral very* attractive able unleu he la healthy. He can sonants. and one syllable, spoken In Special Attention la Called To numbers of Interpretive dancing. always be in a profit-producing con­ *7. The Rev. C hat. Wesley, the na maqy as nine different tones, ha*, t. T>» rrtUmtaMT Cm i m la A*ri*»KUr*—BoUnr, BleleeT, Orasals sod la M n s k 0 * m htry. qutllUUr* tad quiaUUUr* analyiu, Agneulhim Ckamlatry; Mlsorslofy, Mis . The meeting next week of the dub dition if he la fed.' B. A, Thomas' great founder of the Methodist ns mnny meanings. In pplte of thesd 0*o lo iy , Ac. church said "Cleanliness Is next to I<og Pojrder. ,We poativ'ely tell you difficulties, the new system permits a »UI be on 'Tuesday, as usual the bo P r* -M * d lca ) C o m m — P k y ilo b u r . B lo la e * , A a s to m r, D s c to rU lo c r. U ls t d o n . Z p o lo tr, Tfco B o U s jr, 0 « w n d C fc * m b tjr^ |M r(* n M C b o m b try , O r g u k C h o rn y tr y , Q t u U d n so d th a t this remedy prevents pholepa, godliness, so If you want to be clean, speed of 140 word* a minute. School* Daytona Beach hotel.—Daytona for teaching shorthand are being es­ inside as well as outside, you will removes worms ’and cures thump*, Beach Notea. Wormtn—Is D elicti Utrfmtoro, HI*lory, Eoglbh, PlTcholoey, . T h o C om m fo r K o l tablished In.various parts of the coun­ • sa d T M s j — ---- 1— ------FMstoay.KUJM, 666 contains no alcohol, arsenic f the powder doee nqt make good, inquire, about the Miracle Medicine. try. —-100-1 te we will—I* Allen Seed Co. 99-5te. nor.pther poisonous d r b g s . _’__ *j * -v ■1 *_* 1 m>r ? f a i:m e r s and F r u it Crow ers i- ' 1 Items of Interestitor the .Man ■ M Behind the Plow * < 'M " ‘I JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY -*•*»* J * rm j'j j. I-, �UMpPl] •Via :■ THIS 8ANFQRD HERALD AUGUST 6. ■When" I finally fo t through unfi not onijr a t least ten feet high, tint at straightened up, them w<ro still sevleast fourteen feet‘wide, with .the cep* tain knowledge that re-ranch" lh>>lee»j tha 11ra-W lrn^and-the-cqrrCnt-passed -eral-feet-of -Ddgljira-betwccn'TnO"anfl liberty, represented "by the. six feet trleallf charted fence meant Instant which separated tho electric barrier ____ ___ - . death.—There “ WOtfld" l o no second chanco If you came a cropper tilth first judiLoaJtbo i(M lil^^nxed-and 1!-TrlV|*Yrora^ erlast-b arb ed 3 Ttro ffflWTWir heavily td .th e ground unconsdoua. before I went sDotncr.aleJi.* X J&fht. -th at.------- ‘“ I Ot course. I bod not received ths dow“ on my knees and thanked God - The stilt Idea was also Impractica­ “ 7 long scries of.escapes and-es* ble because of the lack of suitable -fuijUforco of the current o f I would timber and tools with which to con­ n^Fnow be here. I>inust hare re- pedally for this last achlorement, malned unconscious for a fine rao- wl>Jcb seemed to mo to bo about all struct the stilts. was necessary To bring mo freeIt seemed to ine that the best thing menta; bqt I camo to:Just In tlrao to to do was travel up and dow irths line hcar the Gennun guard'coming, and dom. a bit lu tho hope that some spot might wire fenco and breathed tho fred air of bo discovered where conditions "wero Holland! I had . ho clpaj Idea J u s t more favorable, al.lhough I don't "know whore I w as'and T didn’t caao lnuclu Just w.hot I ' expected .along! thoso I wns out o f tho power of the Germans lines. * ~ tI‘ It was mighty disheartening to real­ and lay <l#jrn flat on tho ground not an d -th a t- was -enough,—I- had - walked ise that only a few feet away lay cer­ seven feet away from -hla fe e t Ho perhaps a hundred yards, when I re ­ tain liberty and that tho only things passed ’so close that I coujd havo membered tho lace I bad thrown over preventing me from reaching It were pushed tho ladder o u t and tripped the barrier, and dangerous as I real­ ised tbo undertaking to ‘ be.” I deter­ threo confounded, icnecs. I thought of him up. . . ' my machine and 'wished that somo It occurred to me that I could have mined to walk back and get I t This kind fairy would set It In front of mo climbed back under tbo bailed wire necessitated my going back onto Bel­ for Just one minute.. *• fence’ and waited for tbe sentry to re­ gian soli again, but It seemed a shnmo .1 spent th*e night In a dum p of turn and then felled him wlth-a blow .to leave the lace there, and by exer­ hnshes and kept In biding moat of the on the bead, as he had no idea, of cising a little care I figured I could next day, only going abroad for an course, that there was anyone In tbo get If easily enough. When I camo to tbo spot at which I hour br two In the mlddlo of the day vicinity. I wouldn’t have hesitated to Intercept sotne\ Belgian peasant to take life, becauso my only thought had made my way under the barbed RAO APPLE KORNDYKE PONTIAC. and beg for food. Tho Belgians In this waa to get Into Holland, but I thought wird, I put my car to the ground and Another forty pounder has risen In the ranks of purebred Holstein cows. section were naturally very much, that as long aa .ho didn’t bother mo listened for the sentry, I beard him Bag Apple Korndyko Pontiac Is tho twqpty-scventh cow of tho breed to yield afraid of tbo Germans and I fared perhaps the safest thing to do waa not coming and lay prone on tho ground more than forty ponnds of bntter In a week. Her record for the seven days Ull ho had passed. Tbe fact that ho badly. In nearly every bouso German Is 08L8 pounds of mUk yielding 41.04 pounds of butter. Inasmuch as she was soldiers were Quartered and It was to bother him, but to continue my ef­ might obsenro the bole in tho r r o u ^ forta during his periodic absence. three years, nine months and. 27 days old at tho tlmo of her freshening aho Is out of the Question for me to apply HJs beat a t this point was apparent­ or tho ladder occurred to mo as I Ws now world’s c^ynfiplon senior throe-year-old. 'Khc Just beat tho previous for food In that direction. The prorly fairly long and allowed me more there, and It seemed like an agraieworld's record In this division by a fraction of a pound. Tho previous record Imlty of tho border made everyone time to work than I had hoped for. fore he finally marched out of/earwas 4L81 pounds of butter made by Lady Pontlifc Jobanna. cyo each other with more or less busMy mishap with tho ladder had con- shot Then I went under the barbed Rag Apple Korndyko Fontlac Is n dnughter of Rag Apple Korndyko VHL pldon and I soon came to tho condn- .vlnccd'mo'that my escape In that way wire again, retrieved tbo loco and once H ot dam la Falnrlow Pontine Darkness II. , slon (hat the,safest thing l could do was not feasible. Tbe-shock that I again made my wny to Dutch terri­ Bho la owned by Oliver Cabana, J rH Elmn Center, New York. wns to live on raw vegetables which I had received had nnnenred me and I tory. It docs not tnko long to describe the could steal from the fields a t night as was afraid to risk It again, partlcuevents Just referred to, but the Inci­ I had previously done. larly as I realized that I had faredI t was nil thnt I hnd heard about IL That night I made another survey more fortunately than I could hope dents themselves consumed several Every’foot of the border line between Belgium nnd Holland Is protected In of the harrier In that vicinity, but It to again if I met with a similar mis- hours Iq 'all. To dig tho holo must precisely the samo mnnner. It Is (hero looked Just as hopeless as It had the hap. There was no way of making hnvo taken mo more than two hours to serve three purposes: first, to pre­ night before and I concluded that I that ladder hold and I gavo up tho idea nnd I hnd to atop frequently to hldo while the sentry passed, Slany times, of using I t vent tho Belgians from cscnplng Into only wasted my time there. I spent tho night wandering north. I was now right In front of this Indeed, I thought I heard him coming Holland; second to keep enesilcs, like myself, from making their way to free­ guided by the North Star which had electric barrier and na I studied It I and stopped my work and then dis­ dom; nnd third, to prevent desertions Berved mo so faithfully In all my trav- saw another way of getting by. If I covered that It wna only my Imagina­ on the part of Germans themselves. cling. Kvcry mile or two I would mnko couldn’t get over It, what waa tho tion. I certainly suffered enough that night to Inst mo a lifetime. With a One look wns enough lo convince any my way carefully to tho barrier to aee matter with getting under It? Tho bottom wlfo was only two German guard on ono side, death from one thnt It probably accomplished nil If conditions were any better, but it three objects nbout ns well ns nny con­ scorned to ho tho snmo all along. I felt Inches from tho ground and, of coursd, electrocution on tho other, nnd starva­ trivance could, nnd one look was all I like a wild animal In a cage, with I couldn’t touch ltt .but my plnn wns tion ntnrlng me In tho face, my plight got of It thnt night, for whlln I lay ojmut ns much chnnce of getting o u t to dig- underneath. It nnd then crawl wns anything hut a comfortable one. It wns . on .the 10th of November, The section of the country in which through tbo holo In the ground. nn my stpninrh gazing nt tho forbid­ 1017, when I got through tho wire. I I wns now wandering wns very heavily I had .only my hnnds to dig with, ding structure I heard the measured LIEU TEN A N T stride of u German sentry advancing wooded nnd there wns really no very but I went at It with n will and fortu- hnd made my leap frotii the train on P A T O BRIEN grent difficulty In keeping myself con- nately tho ground' wns not very hnrd. September 0th. Altogether, therefore. towards mo nnd I crawled nway as cenled, which I did nit day long, strlvWhen I hnd dug nbout six inches, Just Hoventy-two days hnd elapsed fast ns I possibly could, determined Ing nil the tlmo tti think of some way making a dlstanco In all of eight since I escaped from the Iluns. If I O offrtffcl, UU, b r F a l A lva O'Drlan to spend tho night somewhere In Uie In which I could circumvent that luchea from tho lowest electric wire, live to be ns old nn Methusnlch, I never fields’ nnd mnko another nnd more cursed bnrricr. i I came to an underground wire. I expect to live through nnother sev­ enreful survey tho following night. The Idea of n huge Hteplndder oc- knew enough nbout electricity to renl- enty-two dnyn so crammed full of In­ Tho view I hnd obtained, however, curred to me, but I searched hour after Ico that this wire could not bo charged, cident nnd hazard nnd lucky escape. CHAPTER XVII wns sufficient to convince mo thnt tho hour in vain for lumber or fallen trees ns it was in contact with the ground, CONTINUED IN NEXT ISSUE pole-vault Idea wna out of tho ques­ out of which I could construct one. If 1 hut still there wns not room between* Getting Through the Lines. tion even If I hnd a pole nnd was a I could only obtain something which tho Uvo .wire nnd this underground Waiting until it waa qulto dark, I proficient pote-vnultcr. Tho three would ennblo mo to reach n point j wire’ for mo to crawl through,-nnd I made my way carefully through a field and eventually e m o to tho much fences covered n span of at least twelvo nbout nine feet Ift the nlr it would bo ether hnd to go back or dig deep feet nnd to clenr the Inst bnrbM wire n comparatively simple mnttcr to enough under this wire to crawl under dreader? barrier. fenco It would bo necessary to vault Jump from thnt point over tho electric It or clso pull It -up. fence. ’ | This underground -wire wns nbout Then I thought that perhaps I could , ns big around ns a lead pencil and construct a simple ladder qud lean i t 1 there wns no chnnco of breaking it. ngnlnst pne of tho poita upon which The Jack-knlfo I had hnd nt the start the electric wires were strung, climb to j of my travels I hnd long since lost New Departure in Satin Frocks the top nnd then trap over, getting nnd OTcn If I hnd hnd something to over tho barbed wire fences In tbo ' hammer with, tho notso would have same way. ! made tho method Impracticable. Tills seemed to ho tho most likely I went on digging. When the total plnn nnd nil night long I sat construct- distance between tho Uvo wire and the Tng n ladder for this purpose. j bottom of Jho hole I hnd dug wus I wns fortunate enough to And n thirty Inches, I took hold of tho ground number of fallen pine trees from ten wire nnd pulled on It with nil my to twenty feet long. I selected two of strength. them which seemed sufficiently strong It wouldn't budge. It wns stretched and broke oft nil the branches, which taut across tho narrow ditch I hnd **•*. .. I used us rungs, tylngt them to tho I dug—nbout fourteen Inches wide— poles with, grass nnd strips from my ! and all tho tugging didn't servo to hnndkercfief and shirt as best I loosen it. could. . , j I wns Just nbout to give up In do­ lt wns not n very workmnnllko spnlr when s staple gave wny In the looking Indder when- I flunlly got nenrest post. Thnt enabled me to pull through with It. I leaned It ngnlnst tho wire through tho ground n little n tree to test It nnd It wobbled consld- nnd I renewed my efforts. After n ernhly. It wns more like n rope Ind- 1 moment or two of pulling ns I hnd ' der than n wooden one, hut I strength- J never pullrtl In my life before, n j ened It here and there nad decided nlnplo on the next post gave way, i thnt It would probnbly serve the pur- ' nnd my work became easier. I had pogo. ! more leeway now nnd pulled nnd I kept the Indder In the woods, nil * pulled ngnln untll'ln all eight staples dny nnd could hurdly wait until dnrk j hnd given wny. to mnko tho nupremo test. ’If It proved Kvcry tlmo a stnplo gave way, It successful my troubles were over;J sounded In my ears like tho report of within n few hourn I would be In a n gun, although I suppose It didn't neutral country out of nil danger. .If really mnko very much noise. NcverI fnlled—I dismissed the Idea sum- thotess, each tlmo I would put my ear mnrlly. There wns no use worrying to tho ground to listen for tho’gunnl. nbout failure; tho thing to do wns to if 1 heard him I would stop working succeed. nnd lie perfectly still In tho dark till The few hours thnt were to pnss ho hnd gono by. before night enme on seemed endless, By pulling on tho wire, I was now hut I utilized them to re-enforce my able to drag It through tho ground Indder, tying the rungs mqrc securely enough to plnco It bnck from tho with long gtnss which I picked lu tho fenco nnd go’on digging, woods. , v /The deeper I went tho harder beAt lust night came, nnd with my enmo tho work, 'because by this time Indder In linnd 1 mode for tho_bjirrlcr.. my finger nails were broken and I h r f r o n f o f I t ” there” wns ~n cleared wns nervous—afraid every moment space of nbout one hundred ynrtls, thnt I wotild touch the chnrgcd wire, which hnd been prepared to mnko tho f I kept nt It. however, with, my mind work of tho guards easier In watch- constantly on tho holo I was digging . and tho liberty which wns almost withThe owner of hnndsoroe luce In Ing IL By wny of variety this plain, simple, I wnlted In the neighborhood until I In my reach, or In seta for straight-hanging gown of satin Is In­ cope, collar or fichu, heard tho sentry pass tho spot where I Finally 1 figured that I had enough neck and sleeves, may rejoleo nt a teresting, nnd It Is a new departure. was In hiding nnd then I hurried space to crawl through and still leave inode which makes these accessories As shown In the'ncrnmpnnylng picture gown becomes a across tho clearing, shored my Indder a couple of Inches between my bock It Is developed In lilnck, hut It might Imperative. background for (heir display, nnd Its under thu barbed wire nnd cndcav- nnd the live wire. be tnado with nltnost equnl effective­ Before I went under thnt wire I no* ness In colors. As It'Is, n good name Importance Js_ ndvnqccd. according -to .ored to follow It. My clothing enught In tho wire, hut I wrenched myself tlced that tho lace which tho Belgian the cjinracler of the neckwcnr or /or It'W tm ld'bo the "chapel"‘dress. dear nnd crawled to tflo electric barwornnn had given roe os a squvenlr alcove flounces used. They should With less pretentious collnr nnd ^niffs ricr. * mudo my pocket bulge, and lest It it Ijf ono of( those dignified nnd quiet match, If possible. But where one My plnn wns to plnco (ho Indder might bo the Innocent means of elecowns n fine loco collnr, net flounces tj ^ f n s that remind ontr'nf convents, ngutnst nne of the posts', climb up to trocutlng mo by touching the Uvo wire, "for the sleeves may bo cdg«\ with lnco ’'cloisters nnd churches. to match It, nnd the coilnr mndo to tho top nnd then Jump. There would I took It out, retied It op nnd Uirew It Tho model Is n new departure In hnsk In-the npprovnl of gentlewomen he n fall of nine or ten feet, nnd I over tho barrier first, styles nnd enutd hurdly ho more for they all love'lace. might possibly IQiruIn on ankle or TYien I lay down on my stomach and simple. Tho waist Is short and plnln, break my leg. but If that ’was all that crawled or rather writhed under tho with nn easy adjustment to the figure, stood between mo and freedom I wire like a snake, with my feet first, and the skirt Is gathered on to It so wasn’t going to atop to consider It. and there wasn’t any question of my thnt It Is amply full nnd has liberal I put my ear to the ground to Uatea hugging mother earth aa closely aa lines. The most notoworthy feature for the coming of tho sentry. Thera poaslble because I. realized that oven which It boasts will be recognized ns A Nsvslty In Fringe. A novelty In the way of fringes is was not a sound. Eagerly but care- to touch the wire above mo with my an Innovation In present styles. J t Is fully I placed the ladder against the b*ck meant instant, deetlu the d b nv sloovo finished with a ruffle. one of Inch loops of narrow black gro»< post and started up. Only a few feet Anxious as I was to get on the other M oreoid. this model Is shown with a grain ribbon. Tills was used on tbn separated me from Uberty, and my aide. 1 didn’t horry this operation. I hems of both the black cbantllty lace light ribbon girdle, a thing which has heart beat fe a t * feared that there might be aoma-little not been In evldenco on daytime frocks overskirt and the black aatfn panda I had climbed perhaps three rungs detail that X had overlooked and X ex(hat formed Its foundation. Fringe for somo time. But the gtrdlb Is a girl­ of x S U d d « when X ««*■*•* P " * b L care In ish accessory and not an essential often finishes belts, and In s»«ne cases of-an-unlooked for difficulty." going, nnder, • taking nothing fo r. part of tbe composition of Um gown. The ladder waa slipping. - I granted. - - .» . 1 HAG APPLE KORNDYKE PONTIAC ’IS NOW . WORLD’S CHAMPION. SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD * V.B. rood Admlnliti bait ho say, mb ol’.owl to—"r spit on^d« .9 sprite you all wld a m e n " r n^ C i 'cauae you alls mus1 aav0 do en eat aumpln’ else ln«tid CnV« *1 out d a t ol* game bar en m il * 1 work, too," ea. Do® , Ll a big nah and any, aos ee. " t-h ^ t^ i f-hooU-tHrab-afi^oo,. aeS *« ho aay dat ho means dat whi.n'l,n alia make tis blacuiujea dJl?t 'em—uao corn meal ter save flour fe^ do soJem. • * ***** ru» ruuaf CO RO NA DO BEACH OPPOSITE NEW SMYRNA FOR RATES ADDRESS M RS. W . W. ALCOTT, Prop, Garage Accomodations Sea Food Dlaners A Specially let Me Examine Yonr Eyes I kata lh « ariaatl&c M 'rim rnta (ot Srltnminlnf and Ik* OLASNKM (ot ram ctlag mmj sad all dtftfla of »l» aa. NO MATTER th. nalur* of r* or, •f four G L A H S d da aot will you prrffrtlr, rail aa ■ *. *’t I Bl any rjr tkal rcfandi la Db^|. You at o tarllad la rail for rontuliall' 1 aad fd rfer. DR. E .-S. H O F F M A N OOCULWT-OPTKTAN 11 Waal CharcJi Hi. Orlando. Florida GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY WILL BRING BACK I Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments A r e th e , B est . I �MAY BE SALVAGE k m * a b a ll h* ao 4 e ra tio n . b u t th * U Communlentlion orerjr.firft and third Tuesday* a t 7:rOOL Visiting brethren Inltwtl. iid irri i l S V u S t t t l a u l T o v iiM p 21 S. R. 29 Taylor K a rt. JO acrM. . Tb« gold laad bring i m m J at th* d a t a * / - lb * laeueor* ef aurh Certiorate In'Y h* n a n * o f W. E. Simmon*. Ualee* Mid eertlAcaUa (hall b* i r d t r m r d according to law u i —de*4e wtU-l**»*—t b e i rvm o n 't B r ~ a o t t i da* ol A uin it A. It. 1*1«, * trendin'. l u p p l lr a o r'a p p u a n re e , th at may bi leceeaary, u m ( uI or c o n v a n l e n r i o t t * mam i*t» l a - t h t T r y W r i f l i a l t i l productldS. ahlp T h!■i 'thV< j o f jW y'"A * * n J * '!f l8 . iled and M arhatle f of th r ir product*. and (Mai) *;. A. Douglaa* |oorr aBurn u r p o i n nj»jr uujr. uown, wn, *rn u rh • ppurpoM* may buy. aril ■nu and Clerk Clrrult Court Seminole C o u n t* .'D a . d*al In all kind* of ita l and period*) prop­ II* V. I I . Douglaa* O. C. e r t y And ahall b a r* Ik* powar to borrow f>B-Tue#-5tc. r m oney and mortgage l i t property to recur* th e paym ent of aame. Jas. Mouthton Vbltln juujralcoma. L. Miller High Priest Seminole CHapter 2, Order Easfefn Sfa Meet* every first and third Thursday n each month. Everyone who haa seen hU Star in the East are cordially Invited T b r principal -to-*l*i*4Ma-ehaptcr In the. c ity of Sanford. rerporallnn 1* |o Semlptde county. --------—Alice E. Robbins. SocV ~—t t r annual -wreertnrL ^ r t k l f iur|i(U ,rnM i lltall be h e l d . a l aaid plaoa TfacSamora Council K. of C. OB ' t h e trro n d Turaday In Auguat of each | l * i a . . f o r lha putpoae o L determ lalnf w ho a n d every y aar, a t wblrh place and.tim e Ita a h a ll ba tcualeee far Iho w e l t ewcrJedlng two Mea*i the 2nd Sijnday.3 p—nw'and Ui< tHfrrtara ahall be alerteJ. year* and th* number of mill* of diatrirt 4th Sunday 8 p; ra., each month, at K achool ta x to be levied for each of th* aald of C. Hall, Oalc AVe. Artlrl* IV, . * T he term for which Ihlb corporation ahall year*. C. L. Dritt, Fin. She’y. * ^ ........... filly y eara from the d a te of luuaneo Th* follpwlni are a p pointed to aet act a* aa In* In' • pector a n d .r l tr k a att aald election: * Phoenli Lodge No 6, k JI/P* aPrecinct i m n i i iNo. i n . Ti ii «J. ■ nA. . pS nyder, n j u . r , rtli rrh n a i: aJ.. Til* • , 1* Meets second and fourth Tuesday*, den Jacob*. Jacobs, W. E. P re v a il an d J . M. Lons, dan inapretora. Ntslting knight* alwaya welcome. Don* and ordrrtd by t h e Board of Public H. McLauIln O.J.MIH m Inattucd on for Seminole cou n ty , Florida, In (*. It. and S. C. C. artafon naaemblcd July 3rd, >Ul«, was torpedoed off Cape llenlopen, southeast of Lewes, Del., by a submarine ff shore when hit by the torpedo, hut mnnnged, to keep afloat and make her vpay fathoms of water, her stem high In the air. A navy tug la on the acene and Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 .1. O. O. T. Meets every Monda; evening at 7:80 In Masonic Hall, vialting brothers cordially Invited. J. F. McClelland J. D. Dorscy• .. u n B . 8fC, The votlnx power and property Intereata of each and a**ry member of this corpora­ tion ahall bo actual. Th* bualneae and affair* of thla corpora­ tion ahall be tranaacted by a board of direc­ t o r and a prealdent and rice prealdaali Mid ttealdaat and vie* prreldent aball alao be he pi%aldent an d vice prreldent of th* aald m a r d 'o f diiectora, and each of them aball, at the tlma of ntUng aald office bo a member of thla corporation and a director In the u n i ; and thla corporation aball alao have a aecrrtary and a Ireaautrr, both of which O ils City Camp No. C. W. O. W Meets sacond and fourth Wodnasday nights In each month. F. L. Miller J. F. Hoolehan Clerk Council Commander Seminole Kcbokah Lodge No. 48 Meets every Second and Fourth Friday Mghts in Masonic Hall a t 7:30. All visiting Hebekn ha welcome. • Mrs. Hattio Looting, Mrs. Ids Crina.^N. O. Sec*y d l i t r l r t achool t l x to b r le v ie d fo r each of lh a aald year*. HENHOUSE PESTS IN HOT WEATHER Plan Outlined for Poultry. Keepers to Eradicate- Lice and Mites in Summer. -jovlces in poultry keeplpg, and with small flocks generally, n is aavlsablo to make sure that the flock !a free from Uco by giving the birds In­ dividual treatment which will secure that result The most universally pro­ curable article for this purposo Is pow­ dered sudpbur. The method of apply­ ing this Is to hold the bird liy thn feet, head down, and dust the sulphur frob* ly Into the feathers, using either n small Inaect-powder gun or a can" with n perforated cover. Pyrcthrum may be used In the enmo way. Neither of MANY KINDS OF PARASITES Advisable for Novlcea to Make Sure That Flock la Free From Insocts by Giving Each Fowl Individ* uat Treatment (P r e p a r e d b y t h e U n ited fitntes D e p a rt’ m e a t o f A griculture.) "vFowls uro Infested by two kinds of body parasites—lice and. mites. I.lce llvo continuously upon the birds. The common mlto feeds upon them on the roosts at night, ttnd after Teedlng se­ cretes Itself In tho cracks and crevices about tho roosts. Thorp nro many different kinds of poultry lice. Those most common on (owls nro—the body louse, yellowish In c^lor and about onc-tenth of an Inch In leugth, which remains on thu skin of the fowl; the shaft louse, somewhat smaller and very pale in color, which Is usually seen on tho shafts of tho fcathchi, and the head louse, a largo gray species which Is most frequently observed on. the.heads of young chick­ ens. Uco Multiply Rapidly. Lice nro not usually very abundant on healthy fowla which are kept under sanitary conditions nnd provided with dust baths. They multiply rapidly up­ on birds, of low vitality and sluggish temperament, nnd are quickly distrib­ uted through flocks upon premises w h e n attention to clennllnesa la Indif­ ferent • 9 a * K. W. M a h o n r y C. Jlnyrr Bril • llrn Fl.h Ilrnry Nlrkel Ilrnry W ill. Open Front Home for Small Flock. these remedies will thoroughly nnd permanently rid (siultry of lice. When they are us<sl trenlinenl must he re­ peated at more or less frequent Inter­ vals, ns inny appear necessary. Sodium Fluorld Favored. By using commercial sodium fluorld la Uic form of powder, or ns a dip. all ft "K 51 8 * *53 7 . . 5* 50 . .59* a “56 ?<* .35 V *-a *30 38. .'289 3l* * 27. a Ireal) T I*. FOIIKTEH. Chairman. Allral: T. W. L aw trn, Serrctary. 94-Turw-blc . T . J . Miller . J. R. Murphy. NOTICE OF ELECTION , ' In rompiianre with th* prqvUlona of Sworn to and .uhrrrfhrd before mr thi. C h a p trr 4R7S, Lawa of Florida, notice la 3rd itay of A u iu .t, ISIS. hereby ( l . t n th a t an elrrtion haa been or­ It. C. Du HOSE, dered to be h.ld and the aame will he hald N otary I'uhllr. My ram minion n p ir r* F rb . 10, 1919. In Sprrial T a i School D litrlrt No, 3, SamInole county. Florida, on Wednesday, Auyuat 1 0 0 - T u r a l lr l l l k , 19 IS. tor th* purpoae nf dalarmlnlnx I d I t r r s l l f'esrf, H .v .e lh Ju dlilel Ctrtall. who ahall be traateca lor th* n e a t aucreedml two year*, and Ih* number ol mltta of dlaKi d Ih Ii Cevely, Fleilda. In C h e n trr r trlct achool t a t to b* lavlrd for aach ot theHolland U. U n d ir y . ('omplalnant v*. ('Hallo* aald yaar*. Th* (ollowlns are appointed to a rt aa InI'hr.rti* M. IJndwy. apector and rlrrka at aald election: To I'h u rb r lit. Llndwy, Karra* City, Mo P rerin rt No. hi H. W. Lawton, clerk: ll.' ll la hereby ordered lt|al you appear to Ike bill of complaint fll.d ITff.ln e x a l n l you L- Wheeler, S. McBride, Wm. Stone*. InIn the above enllllrd raure on Ihe 2nd day apeclora. Done and ordered by the Hoard of Public nf September, A, |). I9IS. and th e Hanford Herald, a newapaprr publlrhrd In Hanford. Inatrurtlon for Seminole county, Florida, In Seminole rou nly, Florida, I* dr»l*n*led aa aeaalon aaaembledJuly 3rd, 19IS. laeal) F. P. FOIISTEIt, Chairman. the n rw .p a p rr In-w hich thla order ahall be Value Is Doubtful as They Contain 00 published enre r a r h week for four coniecu- Attral: T . W. Lawton, Satrelary. 94-Turw-ttc llve wirka. Per Cent of Water—Plow Un­ W lt n r i . m y ' h a n d and teal of nfflre Ihl* der All Refute. *' NOTICE OF ELECTION Ihe 3rd day of Au*u«t. A. I>. 191S. In rompiianre with the provialona ot Chiptw aii E. a D o tM i i . a b s . ter IR7*. U e , of Florida, no llre la hrrefcy Clerk f ifeuit C ourt, Seminole Co., FI* (P re p a re d by tb r ITnllrd S lates D e p a r t­ lven that an rlrrllon haa been ordered to 7.- Ban. >r held and th>- earn* will b« held In Sparlai ment of AKTlrulluye.) Snltrltor tor f'om plaina nt. T na Srhnol Diatrirt No. h , Seminole rounly, 100-Tui-.-ftc F). P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 Meet first and third Wednesday night at Elks Home, N orth Park Avenue. ■*. S. Frank * O. L. Taylor Secretary Exalted Ruler The Lake Kreeze Council No. 31 Junior -Order United American Mechanic* ' Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. M.. in the City Ilnll. Visiting brothers are welcome. C. II. Smith. Kcc. Sec. i Modern Woodmen of America Meets 2,-L Thursday evenings, 7:30, in M. W. A. Hall. Pico Building. C. E McDonald C. D. Couch Consul Clerk Loyal Order of Mooso Sanford Lodge No. 1310 meets In H al In Atone A Grave Building Second and Fourth Mondays In Month a t 7:30. jfl f The vnlup of rnhhnge lenves ns fer* tlllter Is doubtful. They contain near­ ly 00 per cent of w ater, so th at even If all the dry m atter had fertlllilng value, the quantity In ordlnnrlly so small os to he of minor Importance. In any ease, the refuse should tie plowed un­ der on llehls designed for the culture of crops other thnn cnbbnga or Its rela­ tives. 16.15 20 * "»9 ,7V ® 2 Convincing "Arfluflcrs." “Sonic men,” wild ’jncle Et»en, "I* 3 such smart orguflers dat dry kin nl-. most make you go ^nck on somethin’ you docs underlined on* believe some­ thin’ you doesn’t." ‘33 Florida, an VVrdnrtdiy, Au(oat 14lh, IMS, (or Nollco of Aocllcallon fer Ta* D eed tlader Ihe purpoae ol dtlarminiag e who ahall be , Her lion H ef I h a p t e r 4(19, Law* ef Flarld* truatrea (or the nait aurccedlng two yeara. ' Notice la hereby ilv an th at John W. l a n d ­ and the number of mill* of diatrirt achool man, purrhaaer of Ta* CertIBcate No IG4, tax to be levied for each of I be aald year*. d r l e d o ) p Arh d a y of J u r e A. II, )P I L ha* The following are appointed to a t t aa InBled laid ecrllllrare In my oflir* and haa apertor and rlrrka at aald etecllnn: mage application lor t a i deed to l o u r In I’rerinrl No. 6: If. Baker, rlrrk: (Irorge accordance with law. Said rrrilflcal* rm- I’elrra. W, D. Ballard, K. N. Sutton. brace, the folio win* draertbed pro|wrly Done and ordrrrd fay Ihe lluald ot Public rlluated in Seminole rounty, Florid* ro-wll: Inatrurtlon for Samtnole county, Florida, In t(E** of NEI* ol N E*i bertlun 14, Town- aeaaion aprmUtil July 3rd, IPIS. • b i t . - I 8. It. 39 Kail. 10 acre*. laeal, F. P. FUltSTEIl. Chairman. The .aid land bcl*x ai.e.e. at the date of Atlrat: the Irauanrr of .ueh certlfteale in t h r name T. W. Lawton, Srrrilary. ol C K. I l . t r . I'ntrw ..I d re rtillr.tr Vt-Tucw-Mr eh.II |,r redeemed .rcordin* to l.w t . i died J o h n H a r v a r d ’* H i s t o r y T r a c e d . will I*.ur thereon on Ike 30th day of Auf* Satire af Aypll,alien fur Tea Herd Under Until mndiTii times, nu>'H,ihu Lon­ u.t A. D. 191S. He,tlun I ef Chapter 4999, Lana af Fler. Witnee. my official tl in a l u rr and real Ida don Oruphlc, John Ilarv n n l was "ihe thla the 2*th day el July A. I). I9IS. Nollre la hereby given that It, V. Dulloae. (Frail B. A. Iloucl*.* Melehlxedek of New Kiiglnnd." II■ ol Taa Cr/UBrat* No. 3tt, dated Clarli C lrtu il C ourt Femlnole County purrhaaer the 3rd day of July, At D. 1910. haa Bled was “without fattier, without mother, Florl' a. By V. M. DoU(la>r. D L. •aid rertlBrate In my offlre, and haa mada without flescent.’’ fly profound waff 9h-T UVw-ttr. appllratlon for la* deed to laeue In arrord the Ignorance concerning the founder of America's ilrst und greatest univ* J ty , that nil offer of u princely re ward for. "live lines of llellnlte In fo f^ ninUon” nlmut him went unclaimed, (irudunlly, however, tho luhurs of va­ rious Industrious Investigators bore fruit, until today John Harvard Is a real figure of American history, whore footprints on English soil are clearly 'cglblo. 4* *5* with law. Said rertlBrate embracre th* Notice »! Apallcallew ter T ai D eed Lsder anre drarrlbed property aituated .In H»«rie» S e f Lbi P.cf 4SII. ^ w e el Flerlda following county, Seminole rounty. rionua, Florida, 10 to-writ: 8W)f of Noll ------ ‘l. 30 Eaat. 40 Hi ........... «“ ! £ "* H 'hw artt, purehVaer aaateaad at th* KT, datedI Ih* 3rd J a y of July A. I). 1919. rf.'.TVf Tuch A r r i f l ^ l....... . I« l h . 1name of W. M. __ aid reftiflrai* reitlBrace In my (>mcc and haa May L „nt*. „ n . . . Iaald f a rertlBrate J . . .1 n t . haa Bled aald Unleaa ahall be re­ made appllcallon for tea d»ed to ieaue In deemed arroidlng lo law tea deed will laau* •Troidance with law. Said certificate embrace* there on on the ISIh day nt Auguat. A. t) thr followlnc de«-rite*l property altualrd In ISIS. Seminote C ounty. Florid*, to wilj NK Witnee* my official aignatur* and aeal and E ly of S, Townahll the leeuanre ot auch rertlBrate In th e name of Mr*. J. A. McMillan. Unlre* aald rtrtiBrat* ahall be redeemed a rr o rd ln f to law t a i deed will liau* thereon on th e 30th day ol Auguet A. ll. 191*. Wltnea* my nffirial *i|aature nnd aeal Ilia the 29lh day ot July A. D. ISIS. (Seal) L. A. Doutlaa* Clerk Circuit C ourt Seminole County Florida. By V. M. Doutlaa*. D. C. 9S-Tuew-6te . ' . Nellce wf A*»Uc*ll#w-l*r Tea D eed Uadrc Hectlea S ef Chapter 4ISS, Lawa a! FlerIda. Schell* Notice I* hereby if*** t h a t Optimistic Thought Maine*, purrhaaer of Tex C ertio ra te No. July A. D. ISIS 3*, dated the 3rd day ol Jut III clips tlo nut exhilarate so much hg* filed ___ _____ _____ In aald rcyUflrata la my office, sa d with their possession as they■torment ha* made appllratlon for tax deed to l»ue la accordance with law. ‘ Said rertlBrate with thefr loss. embracre th e following drarrlbed Proparty Seminole county, Florida, to* will Lot IB Sanford If right*. The eatd land being aaweaMd at th e date of th* laauanY* of aurh certificate In th* ndrn* of W, T . Field*. Unlaaa aald certlfirat* ahall be re­ deemed according to law tax deed will In ue thereon on th * BOth day ot Auguat A. D. ISIS. » NOTICE Witnee* m y offilcial aignatur* nnd aeal thla th* SOtti day ot July A. D „ ISIS, Notice la hrraby given th a t on Ihe Sth (aeal) F- A. Douglaa* dev of Septembar, IDIB, tb* und m lgned Clerk Clrrult C o u rt Bemlnol* will apply to th* H onorable B.*J. Catta. C ounty, Florida Oovernor ot.lh* Slate ot Florida,**! By V. M. Douglaa* D. C. fir* In Taltaharaee, for n c h a it r of Tue#-6tc pnrailon tor a rorporailon not for . orginlied under chapter 59 9 of h*,L« e f A p p llr e lle n fa r T ag D e a d U a d rr Florida. len S e t C k a p le r 4IIS, L a w a e f Fler* Th* n*ma of aald corporation to be ford arm tr* E tehant*. upon the artirlr* Ice la h e re b y g !v * n .tb * l M . II. D u rk e tt InrorporaUan h*r»lnaft*r eat forth. purchaaer ot T t x C e rtIB c a te N o . SOB, dated F. W. Mahoney. Picaldaat th e 3 rd d a y ot J u l y A . D , I B I S ,.h o e filad C. Bo£c* Bell, Vice Frae. LEGAL ADVERTISING THE DOT8 SOMEWHERE fN FRANCE. < By Clifford Leon Sherman. ^ ^ wo giw'the submarine, thing* began to happen. cjcnr nvnrvhml v accmeu exactly wnm D“ r ro iaa . * .~ m r f to know kno« ™ cU , w h.. But, In spite of Ell tbe . ‘ny which gpefika well for the training to do. There wafi no confusion of any aort, wuivu ------- ^ „-----------M o. There « , no roB‘™ ^ e place that had been designated tor me and ro had. I t0 lour a . o p r w jm a - a dow° ® 7 «o, and h i aald, "Never mlod, I Just wanted, offleera caroo around. * lofflcere came £ d wore fitatloncd at I h e ^ r a tw .... . . . . . . . to see If you were obeying ordcre and H , r « .p l « . lb . p m - w f e e a to dot a, M i * . o ^ tw riltli • * - » . i n n a . e r m b l e .1 J u l y 3r d . I 9 I S . Celery City Aerie No. 1SS3 Meeting every 2nd & 4th Wednesday night nt 8o'clock. Eagle Home, Oak Are Visiting Brothers Welcome , E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff Worthy Prealdent Secretary LEAVES USED AS FERTlflZER 10 ’J3 C . C . W o o d ru ff, W. W. L o n * a n d T im K e e n * Inapector*. Precinct No. 3: E. T. Woodruff, t l n k : M. W. Lovell, Darld Speer a n d John Mua*on. Inapector*.. ' . Don* and ordered by the Board of Public Inatructlon for Seminole cou nty. Floiida, In •ration aaaembltd, JuIrSrd, IUIS. (aeal) P. P. F O ltS T L 'Il, Chim. conduct the buainraa until their auereaeor* Altaat: are elrcted and qualified, are: T, \V. la w to n , ftecrvlary. F. W. Mahor.ry, Prealdent, Sanford, Flor­ Df-Tura-St , . . ...... . ida: C. Boyce Bril, Vice Prealdent, Sanford, Florida: Brn Flah, Sanford, Florida: Henry NOTICE OF ELECTION Wllte. Sanford. Florida; Ilrn ry Nickel, San­ .In compliance with th e provlaloaa of ford, Florida: J . R. Murphy. t a k e Monroe, C h a n te r 4978, taw* of Florida, nolle* la Florida an d T. J . Miller, Sanford, Florida. hereby given th a t an election haa been or­ In Wllnae* Wherrof rath of aald Inr of. dered to be held and the earn* will be held poralora and mrmber* of thla corporation In Special T a t School Dlatrict No. 3, Bernhave hereunto flird hla hand and era I on ■nolr rounly, Florida, on Wnlnrvday, Aufurt K th , ISIS, fur Ih . purpoer of drt.rmlnlng I hi. (h r 2nd d*y of Au*u>i. 19IR who '.hall be tr u . l r r . for (he neat aurrredF. W. M .hon ry i t o l l Ing two year*, and tho n u m b er of mt.ta of ft. Iloyre Bril tw il l d l.lrlrt arhonl t a i to b* lo t l r d fur earb of Ilrrl )i>h (wall small gray Insect which, when it has t h r .a id year*. Ilrnry N lrktl (<r*l) T h r tollnwin* a t . appointed a* Inaprrior Ilrnry W illr ( m -»II filled Itself with blood, becomes bright and.rlerk* *( .aid elrrtion T J Mlll-r t*. *l) red, hence the mi mo “red m ite" by I'r.rin el No. lit K. Sjoblom, rlrrk; J. J. It. Murphy t w il l Cl, Marlin, E. W. Durant an d J o . Fortier, \vhlch It Is often called. It may ho dis­ S T A T E O F F I.O ltlD A . Inapretora. U N T Y OF SE M IN O L E . covered, If present, by looking on the C OIlrforr mr. t h r u n d r r .lr r r d *uthofHy,'p»T- ' 1’r e r ln r t‘No. 9; J. N. Searcy, rlrrk : Lout* under tides of Iho roosts and nest . anally app rarr d K. W. Mahoney, f*. ft Bell. E n tim ln c rr. J. A. Illatlinr and T. I'. Lrwl*. • B .n H ,h . J. It hfurphy, T. J. Mlllee, Ilrn­ Inapreturm. ' supports, nnd In th e wnll crevices ry P rrrln ri No. 11; A. II. F u llrr, rlrrk: E. T. N lrkrl .nil H rnry Wltlr. who helnx iluly In c u r them. Where the miles are very .w orn, ra r h l y hlmrrlt, arknowlrdgrd lhal Maine., A. L. Tavrau and Howard Lyman, hr auhirrlbrd hi* nam r to l h r ah ovr pro- Inaprrior*. I abundant they may ho found In Inrgc pnorl f lo n . a n d o rd e r e d hy t h r B o a r d o f I’uh llr rh arler for Ihr u . r . an d purpo«r* I n a lr u r l l n n lo r S e m i n a l, r o u n t y . - F l o r i d a In • masses In such places. They also fre- ih terin mrntianed. ^ qiient the nesls of sitting liens. With reasonable attention to the cleanliness of poultry houses, m ites are not like­ ly to lie troublesome e icfp t In warm weather. Treatm ent for m ites consists In ap­ plications of liquid Insecticides or dis­ infectants to them nnd to the places where they harbor, repeating the pje pUcntlnns at Intervals of about a week until all nre destroyed. Any of the petroleum products commonly used for disinfectant pur|sises will he found Effective for the destruction of mites. • 65*.SB Th* followlas at* ap o act aa la* apactor and clerk* _____ ____ _oni P re c in c t N o . l i R „ _____ C. ________ Maxwell,, clerk! species of poultry lice may, bo'ideatroyed at ono application.. As the high efficiency of sodium fluorld In destroy­ ing llco on poultry la of recent discov­ ery tho material la not ordinarily found In nil drug stores. With a.de­ mand for It, however, local druggists will secure supplies. Poultry keepers who desire to thoroughly eradicate lice from their flocks should write tho United HUtcs department of agricul­ ture, Washington, for Farmcrt* Bul­ letin 801, which gives, with fulldetnlli of the uso of sodium fluorld, completo Information on tho control of mite* and lice. Tho common chicken m ite Is n very dot 1 001 ^ 4 !»•) 4°! S m id c e rtific a te In n r office, t s d h a s made a p p llc a llo n (o r la x deed to im ue In accord* anew w ith la w . B a ld ce rtifica te em brace* the fo llo w in g deecrlbed ‘ p ro p e rty s itu a te d In T. J, Miller S e m in o le C o u n ty , to - w tl: S H o f E U of J, H. M urphy. N E W o f B W M lie** l acres In N . W . C or.) Article* e l lae e rp ern tien wf lb * 8 l i f e r d Bee. 14 T o w n a h l X | 8. R . >9 E a a t) 4 acres. Farm er*- E la h a a g e T h * e a ld U n d b e in g ameeeed s t t h e date of th * laa u a n r* of auch re rU B ra te In the ro a m * o f M . K . F le tc h e r. A lio : N o tic e la hereby ., - Article I. • . Th* nnm* el thla rorporailon ahall be g iv e n ( h a t M . D . D u rk e M p u rch a se r e f T a x Bantocd Farmer'a Eichange. C e rtific a te N o . SOS, d a te d th e 3 rd d a y o l J l/ n ry N ic k e l Hfaery enry W itt* ' Santord ‘ j* ii. . ruDiic Liurary ... . • ♦» - iy TS ' Oak A?cnue Between 3rd and 4th SL - Open Tuesdays Thursdays Saturd ays at 3 p. m. Reading Room Free to All YOU ARE IN T E R E S T E D IN bssqJ-P & xs ] RING BOOKS! thla th* 9th (lay ol July. A. D. ISIS, deal) R. A. DUUOLAHH. Clark Circuit Couit Seminole Co.. Fla. By V. M- Dougliaa, 1). C. 93-Tura-Hc__________ *__________ Nelite et Appllrallen dr Tat Deed tlndae I Herllan fi ef i^hayler 4119, Lawa ef floeIda Notice la hareby given that W. C. DtCouraey, purrhaaer ol Tat Certiorate No. 179, dated the 3rd day of July, A. D. I l l s , haa Bled aald rerUBrate la my office, and haa made application for tax deed to lame la atcordaace with law. Said CertIBcate Cel -------------- ----em­ CTIfac:— brace* th e following drarrlbed proparty alt-1 uated Hf!*A In Seralnol* rounty, Florida, lo-wjiij All of Section 35. Tp. )» H, R. S3 E, < 101 IffN, Tho aald U nd tiring ar*r«*rd s t the date nf th e leeuanre of aurh rertlBrate in the nam e| of Unknown. Uaknown. Unite* aald certificate ahall shall be radaamad accord Inc tto law t a x deed will Imue thereon an the ISth day. ot Augnat, A. D, IBIS. . . .Wltnem my offlrlat algsature a n d aeal Ihl* th e 18th day of July, A. D. ISIS. (aecl) K. A. DUUtJLASS, C lerk Circuit Coort Seminole Co., Fla. Hy V. M. Douglaaa, D, C. 94-Tu.a-Btc * . SANfORDIlDOES Royal Neighbors of America Meets Secend and Fourth Thuradfija Annie Speer Clara Stemper Secretary Oracle The Woodman Circle The Woodmen Circle meets Second and Fourth Wednesday! a t 3:30 p. m. All membere requeated to a tteqd. . United Brotherhood Carpenters and * ’ Joiners of America Sanford Local Union No. 17S1 meets Flrat and Third Thurediy Nights atTflO in Eagles Hal). ___ A. J . Loosing, Chas. E. Robinson, Pres. *Se^y They nre used in every lin ^ of business b y Salesmen, Of­ fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers, Ministers, Students—b y ev­ eryone who m ust have a book that combines > * tmUTT. DURABILITY AND APPEARANCE. Sheets can be obtained any­ time, ruled in eight styles. Bound in best quality F lex­ ible Black Levant Groin Cow­ hide, with Black Linings* HERALD PRINTING CO. Phone 148 - Sanford. Florida rW-‘ . V - r . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1918 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 06, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 1918. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 1918; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0c13a0b3a0a4ce42e910d72006046389.pdf df1d7efe0e8473a1fb14919fbbaee38e PDF Text Text ON TUESDAYS u b l is h e d AND FRIDAYS : W EEKLY in THE HEART OF THE W O R L D ’S G R E A T E ST V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRlPAY,-AUGU8T~3, fgl8 ODR STATE IS IN LEAD ON CROPS rFT fiOVERMENTT RAIN­ IN GREAT SHIPMENTS OF POSTMASTER ELDER IS ING AT, GAINES­ * YEAR FLORIDA NOW IN FINE NEW * VILLE . SHOWS QUARTERS Cl|l No 1088 upon your state u hereby announced m follows: .•complete the entrainment for g r i l l e , F U , of one hundred and i , y men who have had at least a f«om »r School education or its S e n t , or who have the ability [J rtid end write and have had at Vut four years of school education, lBd who have aptitude ofr mcchaniL WOrk -a n d some experience alopg ,bt lines of training hereinafter spcci«*d - t o report to Commanding OfU niversity of Florida, on Aug{ 15th for Instruction as nuto iMthmlcc, carpenters, chauffeurs, - iketrlclahs. radio operators and tele­ "In 1916 the railroads for this coun try handled a total of 666,176 cars of 77' different kinds of farm com­ modities, exclusive of shipments by express and steamer, which in total reach many thousands of cars. The total known car shipments would make a freight train nearly 1,100 miles long, or 1,100 trains each one a mile long,"says the State Market­ ing Bureau. . * every convenience b.ut tljoee who know him best know that‘ he will never be content to atay In hla office for he la-here* and there and everywhere over the building look­ ing after the patrona and aeeing that the work ia finished up. ‘ The work room proper where tjie employees huatle to get out the mall and to receive the mail and get it properly placed la a large and well, lighted room equipped with all the latest and improved materia la for the rapid disposal of the mills. The money order room has 400 aquare feet floor space and the balance of the lower floor containa 1800 aquare feet which give the employees plenty of room. * . R E T R O G R A D E M OVE- L U X E R I E S WILL GET THE H O OK THE • M EN T W ILL BE , : DEEPEST •. ORDERED Washington, Aug. 1-rA 10 per London, Aud. 1.— The allies today It Is with a feeling of pride and delivered a new atroke over a 10- cent ' tax on gross aalel of manu­ satisfaction that the* citixens of mije front between Buzancy, about facturers, producers and importers Sanford and vicinity can now go of passebger automobiles, piano 4 miles south of Soissons,to Scr­ into the beautiful new post-office inges, north of Fere en - Tardenols. players,graphophonee, sporting gooad building and get their mail. New The result was a considerable ad­ cosmetics, patent medicines, cameras postofficc buildings arp not being vance and the wjplhg out of the and similar articles was tentatively erected in war times and Sanford elbow# In the line at Oulchy le Chat­ agreed upon today by the house was indeed fortunate in being among eau, according to advices 'to the ways and means' committee, which the first applicants for a new build­ Evening Standard this afternoon. Is drafting the now $8,000,000,000 ing before the war clouds .lowered The present excise « on the horizon and appropriations London, Aug. . 1.— Germany la revenue bill. tax on fooat of these articles ranges for all work except war work was contemplating the recall of Ambas­ "Florida participated in the won­ sador von Mumro from the Ukraino around 3 per cent, and the Increased' : derful movement with 32,321 cars. discontinued. * and the handling of passports to the taxation will produce an immensely In several different products Flor­ Thanks to the initatlvc of Con­ • ambassador of the Ukraine in Berlin, greater revenue from these sources, ida leads all the States. Grapefruit gressman . Frank Clark who at the The basement is of concrete and was shipped by the car frt^n,eight earnest behest of the Herald first a passageway runs the entire length pending the clearing up of the.situ- although no estimate was made of tho total yield. Motor trucks different states, but Florida for­ started our initial appropriation of the building giving access to the ation 'in Kiev, according to an Ex­ will be taxed only half the Increased change Telegraph dispatch from warded to market 1874 of the total through the House and afterward inspectors and making an admirable grapher*." • • .'■ /. ' rate on the ground that they are Amsterdam, under Wednesday’s -Only white men and men physl- of 2327 cars, or about three-fourths to the fine work of Congressman ■hcltcr in caso the Germans bombard for business purposes and not in date. . jjlly qualified for General Military of the whole number. * the same, class with passenger auto­ Senrs who remnined right on t lie job the city. The rear o f the basement F'oreign Secretary von llintz, the "Six States—Alabama,' Arizona is n storage room and here is a new Service arc to be inducted under mobiles. The automobile tax was until it was finished. Sanford now message adds, had a- long interview California, Florida, Louisiana and and complete hot water heater or discussed at length. It wan felt thii call. has One of the most complete post­ furnace for the lavatories and baths. with th e ambassador from the Uk­ by some members of the committee Ren selected for this service will Texas—shipped oranges by the car­ office buildings in the state. The heater burns garbage and trash raine Wednesday and then met the that a large proportion of automo­ receive n course of training at Gov­ load, the total being 50,131 enrs, Austrian minister. The possibility of hut nil except a couple of hundred There is no vulgar or gaudy dis­ of all kird making nn economical sending reinforcements to Ukraine biles are used for business as well ernment expense fitting them to were from California and Florida, nnd satisfactory heating arrangement. as other purposes, but it wa« agreed play of national wealth on the ex­ wne in army positions both nt the was discussed with him. that it would he impossible to differ­ Front and behind the Lines. Men the latter's share being 11,810 cars. terior of the building, in fact it Upstairs no expense has been spared entiate. There was no effort to put "Pineapple shipments were made looks rather squatty anil very mat­ in the fixtures. A storage room is taking this course will receive thorWashington, D. C. Aug. 1.—What cufh instructions which will be of from seven states, and Florida's ter of fact at first glanft1, but the in the northwest corner and there will follow the F'och offensive in the a tax on gasoline, nlthough such a is a large lounging^fvoom for the tax .has been urged. peit personal value in working their share in the total of 1303 ears was architect evidently had the old pro­ seruml battle of the Mnrnc? rarrleis and clerks in the center. 774 or more than one-hnlf. verb about beauty being only *kin isy ahead. bo.th In the Army and There was some discussion by the Present indications point to the On the northeast corner there are ‘ ‘ The total shipments of tomatoes deep when be arranged the plans in civil life. The men will be uncommittee today of the tobacco tax toilets, lavatories nnd shower baths beginning by American troops of tho lijned during the course to thnt from 32 states amounted to 19,323 for our post office. No extra money schedule. The treasury department nnd the marble wainscoting nnd Battle of the Rhine. kind of mechanical training for which cars in which Florida sent 6184 cars, lias been wasted on the exterior has recommended doubling the preaThe allies are now definitely pursu­ although it is good to look upon and terrazza flooring ami beautiful por­ prittst need exists at the time of or a little less than one-third. eng rates on tobacco. They celain fixtures make this room one ing the fnitative on tho western front has nrtistic lines looking like a busi­ want more revenue than thin would the call. At the end of the course "Of cucumbers shipped by 26 of the finest in the building. Every­ and there is no Indication that they yield, and will decide the increases . they will he assigned to various states, Florida with 613, was seco rid ness building. It is built of the best thing has been placed here for the intend to give it over. of red-pressed brick with rough ef­ later. Data laid before the commit­ hunches of the service in accordance in a total of 3552 cars. In tho wake of the Franco-Ameri- tee nhdvyrd that consumption of fect and trimmed in Gc-iygiu sand comfort of the cmpolyeca. Where the tith the needs of the Army. They "Of celery the shipments amount­ floors in the new building are not can drive pinching the Huns out of cigars In this qountry is decreasing are to receive no assurance of an ed to 3002 cars or nearly one third stone. The front entrance has beau­ of concrete they are of fine maple the Aianc-Mnrnc xsolient, the British while cigarette consumption Is moun uiifnmcnt to any particular branch of the 10,195 cars shipped from six­ tiful white sandstone pillars and the large stone steps and stone pillars make wood tongue and grooved ond polish­ started a series of local attack* be­ ting rapidly. * .. el the Service. This la an exceptionteen states. a massive appearance. F'rom the out* ed and are laid on the aolid concrete tween the Ancre and the S-mmc ,1 opportunity for energetic ambi­ Chairman Kltchin said tonight 'Of lettuce shipped by 24 states aide vestibule one goes through the foundation. The building will be which kept the Germans annoy tious men. You are urged to make the committee also had under con­ heated with-individual gas radiators a total of 4700 cars, Florida partici­ fine doom nnd inside screen doors and resulted in the capture- of vil­ this call one of Stste-wide interest. sideration a tax on admission to pated with 1628 cars, or one third fn d into the lobby which is a work and is electric and gzs lighted with lages and prisoners. Qualified registrants should be urged theatres, operas, moving pictures of the total of that crisp delicacy. • of art. T he'floor is of the Terrazza the finest of'fixture* built especially The next thing in the Foch plan, shows, etc. Tho committee favored to present themselves to their local “ Forty-three states took a hand effect in concrete and granite rub­ for postoffire use. The building also •in the belief of American military doubling the tax on admissions and boards for voluntary induction. has its own .fire protection and there observers, will be nn offensive by in the shipping of cabbage, the total bed smooth ns' glass. The ceiling .The voluntary period will continue being 24.605 cars in which Florida is high and finished in square puitels is a here nnd fixtures on every floor the American divisions which are club dues, he paid, and also to Im­ UNTIL August 6th. After August with 867 curs Went nbvoe the aver with skylight and ventilators. As 1for individual fire protection in holding four sectors of the front be­ pose a one cent tax on all admis­ 6th no more Volunteers will he ac­ age. j you enter, the different windows of i rnmectien with the «il> fire dc- tween Verdun and the Swiss border. sions where the minimum charge does not exceed seven cents, the departments nre right at your partment. All the hardware is of cepted. If, on August 7th, a sufficient "Strawherrus are grown in ull of side Postal Snvings, Money Orders, I solid brass and the building screened number volunteers has not conle L ondon,^ Wednesday Aug. 1.— "Under existing law all moving the stntes, hut shipments were only Registry, Stamps,General Delivery,: throughout wlt t cop-er scrojna, cor- Tuesday was n day of sheer, hard In- picture shows,, theatre* and other forth to fill the allotment of the made from 33, and Florida partici­ and-out fighting on the American amusement* whose minimum charge Local Board- t-he local board will 4 pated in the rotal of 18,044 wjth front, telegraphs Reuter's corres­ does not exceed five cents are ex­ proceed to elect In sequence of order 673 cars hut these were shipped in pondent on the front north of the empt from the tax," he said. numbers, a sufficient number _ of the late winter and early spring and Marne. He says that the final cap­ qualified men ’ from within Class I "T h e committee proposes tom or­ brought prices two or three times ture of Scringes by the Americans to fill its allotment. row to lake up the luxury tax sug­ higher than those grown later in the was as (-specially creditable achieve­ Registrants of the Class of June northern states. gestions of the treasury dipartment. 1918 may he accepted ns volunteers mont." "F’orty state* reported a combined After the Americana took the vil­ under ibis call, but no registrant total shipment* of 28.9.19 curs of Today's committeo action, It was lage on Monday, the Germans made of the (lass of June 1918 ran he in­ watermelons.in which Floridu show­ paid, docs not commit the committee . no infantry altuck on the place, hut voluntarily inducted until all avail* ed up with 2.320. hut in cantaloupes kept up a constant artillery and n\n- to n gcfioral gross sales or . conable registrants of the Class of June its record .was 94 car* of n total of cliinc gun fire to drive them out. umQlion tax, although that may . 1917 in any local board have been 17,321 from 39 states. This continued all day Tuesday and be resorted to nt the laat moment if exhausted.O nly, men who possess "White potatoes were handled towards evening the enemy seemed the revenue _ yield from all other * the qualifications specified in first from every one of the 48 states, the to think that tho spirit of the de­ sources la not sufficient'. It haa been paragraph should be Inducted under total being 191,751, of which Florida fenders might possibly be broken and estimated that a grosa sales fax on this call. share was 2004 cars, while sweet then they began to emerge from the all articles and on transaction* af­ Each man 'm ust carry with him potatoes shipped from ogr state am­ Neales forest, in a way that aeemed fecting all articles would produce at least two suits of underclothing ounted to 64 cars of a grand total to forecast u forcat attempt to take upward of $2,000,000,000, if only, one suit of outer clothing in good con of 15.695 ears, Virginia shipping the village. jDf'the fighting which en­ a 2 per. cent rate WM *dopted. ditlon, a sweater, a stout pair- of sued, the correspondent writes.: one half 'o f the total. 9 A war profits superimposed tax •hoes, three extra pairs of socks, "O f eggplant Florida shipped 110 has not yet been * even tentatively Americnn nnd F'rrnch troops have and two hath towels, as he will be cars of the total of 223 ears handled passed upon by the committee, but | begun a turning movement that, If kept in civilian clothing during'the by tho various southern states. it may be considered this week. ' succssful, will compel n German re­ frit three weeks until he can he "O f peppers Florida sent 121 tirement over a wide sector eaat of •upplieil with a uniform and other The committeo cut the treasury Fero en Tardenoia on the center of .uggestlons in half so far a s'rates rs to market, of a rlothing. . ' tho SoUsdns-Rhelms salient,- They are -concerned, on moat of the artl- . "Nearly half of the states showed The number of men called •for have attacked on a three mile front clea affected by today’s tentative under this call must be actually shipments of peaches, a total of on each aide of Neales, the apex of _grroment on a 10 per cent tax on entrained. Men must not be allowed 25 026 *cars, with New lork firstthe allied wedge north of the Ourcq.’ original sales of articles included In to arrive before August 16th and and our neighbor, Georgia, second Their greatest advantage was toward i(hc existing war excise tax class. * the entire party must be entrained with 3,300 .cars, while Florida show­ the east, where 'the allies pushed. on ed lip with 2 cars, and yet peaches io as to arrive o n thnt.date. • • some distanco from Sergy and ap­ will grow in every part of our atate. —Crowder. i . Jackie* Here Yesterday proached Chamery. Edward Anderson, "Texas lends the country in ship­ 'M ark W. Lance ’of Avon Park Although the announced purpose Captain Inf. R. C. Officer in ping onions, the Lone Star State and J. O. Lcverton of California of the attack was the straightening Charge of. Draft for Florida. reporting 3210 in the total of 22,043 out of the line between Scringes /oth of .tho naval reserves were, here earn, by all the atates, Florida show­ and Cierea, this Is-really secondary yeaterday looking after recruits. Cur Hoys Are Going. ing up with one ear, and yet onipna to the outflanking of the Germans to They have headquarters In Orlando Martin McDaniel left yesterday make fine yields whenever thlcr CONGRESSMAN W. T. 8EARS the* southward. The enemy is hold; a n d . will be here next week at lof Syracuse New York where he Who Made Our New Poetofflrtf Building Possible culture has been undertaken In the ing Ing strong poMtlona at Ronchere* Hotel Carnee. Mr. Lance Is the step­ *ill he assigned to active (luty in son of Henry Stephenson who for­ Sunshine State. •rmy. Martin was on the speLetter and Package drop, Pared rlcta and skylights and all outside and St. Gemme, where bis line Is merly resided here." • "O f the pulse crops, Florida shipstill less than five miles 'ial reserve list but wanted to go Post, etc. The bulletin window where roofing fixtures being cf copper. In pod 1 o' c m of freon boon., from tho Marnk, aqd a continued fact the building is all that iould *t once and was sent yesterday. all orders will be posted beneath a He has been an omployee of the of ot-inf boon,, ond 3 cor. o ftonn gloss is up to date and no .more bills be dcm ed#and haa been built under advance between. Neslcs and Cierea drajval to new positions along the beans. Of mixed vegetables the to­ river Vesle. erald since he was a . youngster and advertising matter will be tack­ the careful supervision cf C, C. would force him to fall back to tal .car*movement »«* 11G A deserter who came into the line? >n knee pants and his job will be ed up in the offlee here. The lobby Snmford who has been on tho job escape being cut off from the rear. "Florida shipped hundreds of c»t is 16x28 and while this sterna small since the first shovel ol dirt was ta­ for him when' the war Is over, The Germans used less artillery last night dedated that orders de. we hate, to see our boys go hut by express ahd steamer, not n the public Is not supposed to make ken put and who represent* Algernon late yeaterday against the attack­ been Issued for a aerlea of retr*d Uncle Sam needs them; eluded in the totals shove s. gath­ the lobby a loafing place b u t' th* Blair of'M ontgom ery the contractor. ing fbrcea on this front, depending movements, until Flames. ,u. Vesle had been reach ed^ * ' ered by the U. S. -Bureau of patrons must get their mail, tran­ more upon their machine gunners through extensive correspondence sact their buaineta and get - out. Except for m ln -J ,' #nElgementlt B. P. Whitner and family will for defending their line*. This fact Mr and Mrs. ,R. A.. Newman and with' railroads,and •hiP**rV ™ d flre ^ *»Ufhter, Olive and Mr. and Mi Postmaster Elder has a Ana offlee •pend the month of August at coupled with ttoriee of priaonm there was only a^ <m PJJ". all his own o ^ .tb e left of tho en­ Coronado Beach where- they have and deserters, tend to strengthen the Una up to no;on tod C. mu and Mr> A E> Hill printed a volume of from which the sbvoe compilation Relief that they are planning aswith com paratively Ught. 7 - • ' , v* rclur*>ed from a montha at trance that will .be fitted up with a eottage. * h* t W* i was made." 1 D>ytona Beach. • ■j V i > • *r [•» [ 7J 5 ' 1 *# j * ' • -j k a { ' *f < ** -• > l\;' a U ' .v * �H tni^d ln SatsisoU * t u * u ? n Z ,, *,0i*q Infinite Carc/and-Secrecy-Attend Transport of Troops to ' France. . Values Are Determined By'Comparison W ED N ESD AY THURSDAY F R I- D ’A Y N ext to the Last] . Chapter of i « M O N D A Y AnneHeKellerman B aby Marie -£ .Osborne in An Interesting. Feature o f the Western Hills and Plains Entitled “The Woman M ATINEE D AILY at 3:15 ALSO EVENING at 7:15 GOT 84 LETTERS FROM HOME French Woman Found Guilty by Court-Martial. They All Csmo at Onco to a United States Soldlsr Now Serving . . In France. •! A N H I lU l I f Elements of'D anger ANTJ and Reduced to Minimum^ . form on Dock 8een Wh< : • Leaves HaH»or. T»1 f)..J VTT" N .U f* i . b m b y (I Ttn that L m U f'u * S5S& c r i s i s y j A f i S A SfmliroU C ounty, F lorida t o 7 JTiVW,V?- • London*—No creator care and se­ crecy could attend the ahlpment o f royal Jewela than la observed In ship­ ping American troopa to Trance. To safeguard hie boys Unde Bam taken every poeslble precaution, from the time they embark until'the transport has reached Its destination. B e leaven no loophole for the machinations of enemy agents. •( A»;n«MUa I f Tu» D ..4 Usually, as a result o f thla elaborate N*U«« £•««*•• a *t chtfUr 4its, u « . ,i rwT. protective system, the trip from “An Is korobjr • gWtn th.t Sebolk Atlantic port" to tho French or Eng­ 4M Notice oIom , purthx**r of Tot C .rtlflct. vT at. tfotod tko ird i» y of jui. A n. it.'; lish port, as the*'case may be. Is re­ flltd t o ld , w t n i . l , IB my oB m markably uneventful. All elements of has. koo B tdt tppUeoUoa I f U t d«d to danger have been so careful 1 / antici­ lo atcotdoBCO with low. 8tld n n lln t ! tho followioi dMcrlbod dtop. m! pated that the risk Is reduced to tho orabrocM diluted In B.mlnol. county, Florid. iZ wit: Lot I t ffcnfotd Htjyhu: Th» Mld'l.Vj lowest minimum. o w m d ot thf doto of lh* lnu.nr, Untir the troopa end dvlUan pas- brine of tuck cortlAcato In tho non. of W t eengers bavo reached tho pier they do Fl.ldx. Unlota told cortificol. .boll b. Zl dtomtd according to tow tax d.,d *m not know the name of thdr ship. It Is Imuo tbnoon on tho lOth .dxy of Aoimt A* U« 1919« only a number to them. On tho regu­ Wltnr.i my offllrixt tlgnotur* and ...I lar troopships It Is difficult for a ci­ thla (ho 90th d t^ of July A. I), |)|| (ooal) E. A. Doutlaaa ' vilian, unless he Is engaged In war Clerk Circuit Court Ptmlnol. work, to secure n paosagd. Thoao who nCounty, Florida nionogo to do so are subjected to close . . ^ ___ . i ® y v - M- d o«* i« m i ». c . scrutiny, and thdr credentials and luggsgo'aro thoroughly examined. S till* t ( A»Ucall«a l«r T *» Dti< t’>4» wirctU w a » f C k ir o t 4isa, l , , . , i p|M. Embarkation Begins Early. Ida. olle* U h r r . b y J t i r . n t h . t M. I). Ilurk.lt Embarkation often begins several p u N r c h x M r o t T a x C trtlflex l* No. sot. d»t,d days before tho transport sails. All t h e I r d d a y o( J u l y A. D. 191*. h i , t |,4 i d c v r t l a r a l * l a ray offlrr, and h>, t r .d , good-bys havo been sold before the M ■ p p l lr a t io n l o r t a x dWd l o l u u . In .rrerdtroops stnrt for tho ship. No relative a a r * w ith l a w . Bald r t M i a r i t . r m b i i r r . t i , following d r t c r i h . d p ro p e rty i l t u . t r d or friend may nccompany them to the Sem in ole C o u n t y , l o - « l t : 8 ) 4 <1 t ; i , , i pier. This rule applies to the ofllccrs N E W ot 8W JX lie*. 1 a r m In N. \V. Car.) Sec. U T o w n . n l 2 | 8. It. J » E a . l : I .e rr,. ns Well ns to tho men. T h e . a i d l a n d bring l M r a . e d . a t the date Onco nbonrd, there they remain, no of t h e iM u a n ro of aurh r e r t l H r a lr In ike r .r n , t>f M. K. W a tc h e r. AUoi N otice I, Mr.by shore communication bulng permitted. given t h a t M . II. Ilu r k e tl purchater ol T . i This regulation Imposes no hardship C . r t i a c a t e N o . 305, d a te d th e 3rd d .y ef J u l y A. I). 1910, h a . filled u l d rerliAr*le other than Inactivity. Until all troops In m y o n ir r , a n d h a . r a .d e application In havo been assigned to quarters and or­ t a x deed t o ie.ue In accordanc e « i th l.w Said rrrflflcal* r m h r a r c a th e folrtmiti ganization bns been effocted, tho men de sc ribe d p r o p e r t y xiluated in Ktmliul. C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - » l l : W ' j ..f are left pretty much to their own de­ o l S W . l i S e c tion 24 TVWn.hlp 21 S. it. J» vices. E a s t . 20 a r m . No restriction Is placed on writing, T h e . a i d l a n d bring a.eeeeed at tb , d.te of aurh C e r tlA r .tr in tie and bags are kept open for soldiers’ nofa mteh *ot l.auancw W . E . S i m m o n .. U n i t y ..id certi­ mall up to almost tho hour of sailing. f i c a te . . h a l l . bo. redeemed a r ro r d l n f to | . « will Imuo there on on the Jfth This prlvllego gives many a cbnnco to dt aaxy deeds of A u g u . t A. I ) .' 1918. get off neglected letters and postcards, W i l n e n m y ofllrial .Ig n a tu r e and u t l . th e 3 0 th d . y of J u ly A. f). 1)11. although these, as a matter of precau­ t h l(eeal) E. A. DoucUu C lerk C i r c u it C o u r t Hemlnnl. County. Ha. tion, are not put Into tho malls until fly V. M. D ouxI . m It. C. the ship has, passed through tho sub- 93-Tuea-ite. mnrino zone. , Tho troops also take advantage of nn arrangement devised by tho gov­ ernment for tho sending of "snfe-arrivnl" messages. Telegrams or post­ cards advising family and friends that the writer had mndo the trip In safety may bo prepared In advanco and left In charge of the authorities at tho port of sailing. As soon as Word Is re­ ceived by cablo o f the ship's arrival on tho other side, tho tolegrams end cards nro released to tho wires and malls. Not only Is much tlmo saved by this plan, but tho soldiers are spared tho high coat of cabling from Europe. .• With tho exception of tho ship's ex­ ecutives and tho officers In military command, no oho aboard knows the hour fixed for sailing, and this be­ comes a favorlto toplo for speculation among tho men. nut finally tho last soldier has como up tho gang plank and tho Inst pleco of freight has been stowed away. A busy little tug nppenrs alongside and begins to noso tho vessel like a terrier Investigating a greyhound. .-•• ----- •* *, • STAR TH U RSD AY^ SCSI Dalles, Ore.—Mr. and Mrs. L N. Woods received a- letter- from their son, Laird Woods, recently, and In It 8otd Military Secrets to the Germarsh ho Btated that ho had Just received his In Lettero to Her * first mall slnco arriving In France. * Children. * Tlio mnll consisted of 84 letters nnd six packages. Young Woods together PnrK -France.— lirlef nnnonnernvnt with several other Company L hoys of hns Ju*t been made that n Turin courtthis city, were left behind In n hospital martini has condemned to death In New York when tho Oregon troops n spy Mine. M------. thirty-seven year* sailed for Franco, nnd ho snlletl on n old. Her son, Noel, sixteen years old, later dato but never caught up with who was accused of being her accom­ plice, wns ordered to n penitentiary tho rcgltncnt. □ o was finally assigned to a com­ colony until ho comes of age. The pany In tllo old Montnnn National court believed he wns too young to be Guard and Is serving with thnt regi­ held responsible for his nets. ment somewhere near tho fighting As the case was not heard fn public front In Franco’ now. only a few details hnvc bfcomo known, such ns that time. M.'s husband wns ..American 8sllora Thrifty. killed nt the front In Mnrrh, 11)1(1, and New York.—American sailors Inst thnt the wife soon ntnrted a .life thnt year deposited nearly a million dollars enmed her, In thp circles she frequent­ In the branch bank maintained n( the ed, the nnmc of "The Merry Widow." Brooklyn Navy Y. M. C. A. building. She st»on ran through the money she Inherited, nnd, to obtain more, commu­ nicated with n Greek living In Spain, SURPRISE FOR CHURCH FOLKS nn agent of the spy bureau established Celled «n Hour Earlier for Prayer • Mergt John Lotxlng, U. 8. A., Is here seen talking to the first German to Barcelona by the Germans. Meeting end 8et to Digging prisoner captured by himself In an American raid nt Lbo Chemln des Dames When mother nnd son were arrested, Dandelion*.In Franco. • . the boy was Just about to engago In tho aviation acrvlco In order to obtain Denver, Colo.—Every member Of Information to ho supplied to Germany. A writer In tho Paris Midi Identifies City Park Baptist- church was urgently the Greek ns the head of German prop­ requested to attend n special mld-weok G a ry P r a c tic a l aganda In Bpnln nnd director In par­ prayer meeting nnd to bo on“hnnd nn When tho ticular of tho service for arranging ex­ hour earlier than usunl. "worshipers" arrived tho pnstor pro­ 7 ( o m e D r e s s A a K in plosions In factories. He wns a regulnr visitor to tho girls' school nt Bar­ duced nn old caso knife for each mem­ celona, where hq went to see throo ber, pointed to a church Inwn bndly J g sso n s llttto girls whose guardtnn he was cluttered by dandelions and told men supposed to be. One of, tho youngest, and women nllko to get busy. At the • » about cloven years old, handed over end o f an hour of digging the lawn was Prepared Specially for Thla Newspaper to him, on each visit, several letters, clear- of woods. which ho carried away. By Pictorial Review Tlicso three little girls were French; helhg the daughters of Mme. M. Tho "Merry Widow" used to pass on any Information thnt aho obtained to her New Record for Rapid Construe Coat to W ea r with A n y Skirt. * . non, who wrote it to hla young slater, •operate Jacket, thla model is an placing It In the middle of hla letters, tiori Is Set. Ideal Mtectlon. The front and back which wero never really examined, ^ Jacket »ro platted and a conwhen It wns seen thnt thoy wero let­ vertlklo collar finlihe* the neck. The ’ Soldiers Ordered Below. ters from a brother to a little alster Baltimore Shipbuilding Company Re­ K ' ' Jackal la In two sections, Joined unSuddenly there Is a blast from tho at school. ' •. T L ZJ -, der the belt In medium alze the duces the Present Average . ■hip's whistle, and then are enacted / > y lv * c o * Tequlrei "T yards 64-Inch or 8% i .' • by Half. . ' * a few details of tbo familiar scene “ ykrda 44-lnch'' material, . with 3% ’•"stAAYX * . yards 36-Inch lining. which before tho war wns witnessed Washington.—In Us effort to set a V\ T o mako ths back aectlon of the whenever n transatlantic liner left Its new record for rapid ship construction, pier. V\ yklrt, the back of the Jacket and Tho comparison, however, le the Baltimore Dry Dock end Shipbuild­ extremely Umltcd. The call of "All 111 m III/\ toe collar seamless, lay these srding company has cut In half tbo pres­ eshore that are going aahorc" affects 111 *7 / / f ~ / tlons of the pattern along the lengthcU f / / vrlsa thread of material. Use the ent average tlmo for constructloq of only a few stevedores and perhaps nn Men Carry Dead Lieutenant Mill ’/ epaoe left after providing for the contract steel ship's. This averago for official or two, wbo movo leisurely off. ; During Fjght. . . 1 1 / back of the skirt for tho pocket and tho 12 contract steels ships built to What excitement there Is la confined ) I y welt, placing large "O '1 perforations date Is 180 04) days. I on a lengthwise thread of material. to those on the ship. There Is nono on In prewar days a year wns regarded the pier for the reason thnt It la now 1 \\ Along the selvage, to the right ot the Striking Example of D iv c tlc .i c f Gc! os fast tlmo for building a steel vessel empty and Its great doors nro closed. 1. \ welt, lay the underfacing. Below the dlers of French Army to. o f or abovo 0,000 tons. 1 \ underfacing lay tho upper sleeve secOnly a blank wall looms there. Superiors. • •l tlon, with large “ 0 " perforations cn The ten fastest built vessels for tho On deck tho movement, Instead of 1 lengthwise thread.* Tho front, second shipping board havo averaged 000-10 being toward the transport's rails, Is : pocket, under sleeve s'ectlon and skirt With tho French Armies.—One of tht days between keel laying and delivery. away from them. Orders have been giv­ _ I j section are so placed on the matemost striking examples of tbo met?) The fi,GOO-top (miller Tuckaboc, record en for the -troops to go to their quar­ “w rial that the large " 0 “ perforations devotion to their officers In Ihu recordi holder la this or any other year, ivas ters, so that when tho ship Is leaving * rest on a lengthwise thread of ma­ of tbo French n n u f bns Juut bccornt built lo 87 days. On the Jtst. of the harbor no uniform may bo vlslblo to * terlal. There remains, now, only ths known, ulthough It occurred on May 29> ten fastest built ships tho slowest tlmo any prying eyes on shore. belt to be laid on the goodi and .the • Among tbo units o f French African was 110 days. Hero Is the liar: . single '*r* perforations may be placod Slowly tbo big vessel Is coAxed by '*' " j J either on a lengthwise or crosawlso Tucknhoe, 6,COO tons, New York the tug Into the stream, and majesti­ fighters are several battalions of “Joyfold of material. — > * cally, sho gets under way. A few ci­ null" youths whoso records before en­ Shipbuilding company, 87 days. 4 A 1\\ The fashionable tnllleurs ere mmkWest Llnngn, 8,800 tons, 8klnncr & vilian passengers, to the envy, o f offi­ tering military service were besmirch­ IN H Ing very much of the tiny note of Eddy corporation, 8eattle, 78 days. cers end men. hang qver the rails and color on separate costa—a diminutive ed and who are now given a -cbanco to West Alack, 8,800 tons, Skinner A ' extra collar, a piping on Ihe'cuffx. etc. redeem themselves on the battlefield. watch tho city's skyilno fade away. During n recent nctlon tho "Joy- Eddy corporation, Seattle, 02 days. Black velvet la In smart demand for 8oon tho port U only a blur In a Osslneke, 8,571 tons, Skinner k Ed­ A smart coat to have for »eparate the long Jackets with platted skirts, sull” fought with reranrknblo ardor* veil of mist. It Is safe now for the Their motto Is '.'death Is necessary" dy corporation, Seattle, 108 days. wear. The front and hack are laid <n consorting agreeably with any of'tho troops to appear. They rush out on West Durfee, 8,800 tons, Skinner k deck, boyishly eager for tho sight— plaits and the neck It finished tcllh ■mart fabrics. The darkest of browns, Assailed by overwhelming numbers, all the slightly lighter grayish a converfiMe collar. one battalion fought band to hand with Eddy corporation,'Seattle, 111 days. ■trango to many—o f the open sea. A browns, the maroon shades nnd the Cnnogn, 8,548 tons, Skinner k Eddy tbo enemy until forced to retreat to glance Is cast toward tho vague line medium browns are also much liked for separate coats In velvet or ve­ conform their lino with tho units on corporation, 8cattle 112 days." on the horizon that Is home. Then Westgrove. 8,800 tons, Columbia tho left. lours. they turn and peer forward Into tho .It wus hero on May 28 that a group IUvcr S. B. Co!. Seattle, 112 days. mystery o f tho unknown, toward tho 3UVRGE- MXUA Western Queen, 8,800 tons, Skinner o f "Joysull" saw their lieutenant fall scene of the great adventure—over o ouHMBACntf In a ravine. Four o f them refused to k Eddy corporation,. Seattle, 118 days. there. Lake Baron, 8,100 tons, Amerlaen 8. retreat and fought off tho enemy with SHIRT SECTION grenades until one o f them could shoul­ B. Co., Chicago, 117 days. Likes Hotel; Buys It Lake Forest, 8,100 tons, American B. der the dead man. With the body on BllUboro, Ore.—William McQuillan their shoulders the four retreated twen­ B. Go. Chicago 110 days. He’d On the Pacific coast the five vessels liked the Tnnlatln hotel hero. ty kllometera daring the night o f the 28th though the dead weight was ago­ built In the* fastest tlmo have averaged boarded there for twenty yeara. So nising. Wfcary and fatigued with lack 1001-6 days between keel laying and when the proprietora decided to go out 3oT w 1 >6i6To fa w e J H A T O i ^ tW ^ o f sleep, they tenderly carried their delivery; on tbo Great Lakes, 12426 o f hufllneea McQuillan bought the'hotH officer they found " * " ” * unUl Miv/ tuuu time In the days; on the Atlantic coast, 2001-6 for $10,000 eo ho could keep.on living Pictorial Revlsw Jacks! No. 7411. Blzaa. 34 to 41 Inches host Price. 3Q I morning there end enjoy the cuisine. • to bury b i n ,. A .jas st-w THEY • ARE EBSflJ-PiEE] LEDGER TRAWSFEf but they're ao practical nnd durable thnt you can keep ucarly nil your records in them. There’s a type to meet every ptirposfc, and “the stock forms that fit them nrc so carefully designed that you ore pble to use many of tlic,a without the slightest change. , Bound iu Red Cowhide Back and Comers, Corduroy Sides, Steel Hinges, Top Locking. Let us demonstrate t how you can save time, jnonev by-using the UOBlP323 Sanford, Florida �AP0UBT2. NEW TRACTOR FOB TH E T1EUJ ARTILLERY -■ * 9 ' * M' i i -.f c-tf | | ~ Wgj&f d»y at Grand Island. — M w ^ A — W *H *«H »^ p «n d tn sn r few days in Sanford. “ — ------ s e l u k h s p r i n g s ~ —M r^and^MraT-MriMirrWynnandT charming daughter, Gynlcn of Ft. White- I’etu retd -h om e" Wednesday after a pleaaant week vlaitlng 'homo after a pleasant week visiting kin folks In thU vjefnity. 7 M r . and ldrs, U, B .-L y nclv axe the proud parents of a fine boy j4a Pi irr • ^* Wi Mr. and Mrs.- M. E. Smith ond children -spent the yveeks end at Cornado and report a 'big time. Mrs. J. H; Wynn, spent' Wednciday in Orlando^fnc guest of Mrs. F. Karel!. Mr. and Mrs. John Howell ond daughters, Effie and Willie May and Mrs. Price of High Springs spent the This Is the new five-ion artillery tractor. that haa been tested by tbe*nnny weeks end with Mrs. J. M. Lord. and found to be very successful Born to Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Humphrey Friday the 2Gth. a fine baby girl. * Mrs. M. M. Lord went up to Jacksonville to see the crowded city returning on the 23rd. Humphrey Bros, sold another car load of cattle .‘ in Jacksonville this A HUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ week. RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ Edwin Humphrey sold his Ford TY-EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Lucas re­ turned Monday from 'a tour of the EAST SAN FO R D east coast. Report a fine trip. The East Sanford Red Crtfrs Mrs. J. F. Neighblack is visiting Auxiliary will take a vacation dur­ her daughter Mrs. J. H. Wynn. ing the month of August resuming their meetings again in September. Mr. Muyeda is a guest at the Mrs. W. W. Dressor and daugh­ Japanese Hotel ‘ in1 Daytonn . again ter Helen left Saturday night for for soma time.. Watertown N. Y . called there by Will Raynor has been at Corcthe illness of Mrs. D rm or's mother nndo Beach for some time recover­ Mrs. Paige, who will he remembered ing from an illneu—--------------hero by many as she hss viaitted Mr* and Mrs. Ben Monroe and here several winters. ST EER S PASTURED little dnughter are. nt Dnytnnn Beach Mrs. W. M. Walden and little with Mrs...Monroe's parents, Mf. and son, Clyde, went to South Caroli­ IN SOUTH PROFITABLE Mrs. Cowan. na Monday to visit relatives ~ nt The entire community sympa­ several points. thize with the 'Cameron and Gni- Supplementary Feeds Return -B yron Squires was here from che| families in .the less of sweet Jacksonville to visit home-folks on Profits While on Grass. It seemed hut -a Sunday. Ilyron likes his new job Mnry Cameron. just fine, with the steel shipbuilding short time ago we gathered roses Rciulta Given at ObtalnetTby Expert* business from the same rose-bushes for menta Covering Period of -Five /'N o r m a n Swanson left here Mon­ funeral. Yeara Conducted by Bureau day to Join his wife at Hot Springs, of Animal Industry. Ark., having received a telegram' W E K IW A IT E M S . that Mrs. Swanson was quite ill. (Prepared by the United State* Depart­ She has been there some weeks for Rev Erickson gave us a good ser­ ment of Agriculture.) the baths. mon Sunday morning nnd everyone Supplementary feeds In addition to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ilaynor .and was dissapointed when the rain grnaa hnve been found to be more prof­ continued till it was too lute for itable than grazing cnttlo without auch family' nnd Mr. and Mrs. R. E. feed, according to results'obtained by Squires, went to’ Coronado Bcacb nighE service. W l experiments, covering a .period of five this week to spend some time. Mrs. P „ J. Coates from Jackson­ years, conducted by the bureau o f ani­ Mr. nnd Mrs. ‘G. C. Chamber­ ville surprised us all by comifjg out mal Industry of the department of ag­ lain were nt home a couple of days Saturday night and attending church riculture, co-operating* with *tho Ala­ She is bama experiment stntlon. from Daytona Beach, returning Wed­ service Sunday morning. slowly recovering from her recent ‘ - Cottonseed cake Is an excellent sup­ nesday for another month. . plementary feed for cattle oa pasture. Our tnail man, F. L. Greene, Is oporatioh. » * Larger dally gains, but rooro expensive AIv|n Newcomb has been seriousenjoying his annual vacation. Mr. gains, were secured when cake was ly sick hut is reported better. Cranson is substituting for him. Kaxl —%hultsr — Sherman- -floutb,Cdlller Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, R oy Chittenden, Ralph RouroiUat, Allan Jones, Morris Spcneerr-B u gb White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Lawton, JameaEdXvU, -Williarolfartley, Wallaco Lipford, W. C. Temple. — Forrest— Gatchel, KcL Cameron, Lyman Baker, E . S . Ward, Robert Deane, Tenny Deane, F. F. Ropdr Douglass C, Griffin, W. M .Chancellcor, Tbeo. Stiles, Alton E. Par­ nell, Harry D. Lewis, Jr. > Army John Murrell, Kenneth •Murrell Leslie-Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley Walker,^. Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe Chittenden, D ica r Speer, Bruce An­ derson, Ernest-Gregory, Fred Mason, George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ burn, A lbert' Fry, Jamca Eatridge, At Lsast In Front o f Bob. ‘ ^SajELRcb^Jinr e. xottllicard. ynur-fa ther sny .anything about your sister and n » H Bob—MN oj ail Ibcart^hlm, Plenly of' Them In Sanford Reason for it nay w it that It was mmothlna ha rinu Wouldn’ t anywoman woman be De ha hant>»T ly couldn't talk about*'—Life. After years of backache s u i E , * D»ya of misery, nightsof3 ' • •' ’ Are XhBre_ 0ucM_________ - -Z*1® of urinary troubles*----When she finds freedom? ' ' We care not who tings, the nation's new popular aouga at long as our apart* jn Many reader, will profit by the fo|]oir. roent haa sound-proof walla.—Indiana polls News. S a f e ^ - S S ^ * n 409. ^ U o - A r r w f0^ “ y,rr Doan* Kidney mil havo-bccn our- standard kidney If*™- Often I have But They Don't Decolvo Many. *£h®inthe,«maU of my.Uek ailj “ makes portend dey'a gettln'’ wisdom roe a played out fccllng i U rk £ i?* when dey's only loafla* around In* bUJon and couldn’ t even do m y ^ o ^ work. I had severe pains In the dulgin' delr curiosity.'*'' * my he*d and diaay spelU. too T * Doan’a Kidney Pills and they I fU dfr « i,c ,huat' X kS Knew Whereof They Spoke. .. Price 60c. at all dealers. 'Don’t simol* Old-fashioned editors wero right. It for 'i.Wdney icm ed y-m 8 5 ® was always time to call a h a lt . on Kidney Pills—the same that Mi s s e l tomcthlng.—Toledo Blade. had. Foetcr-Milburn Co., MfgJ’ W F aimers C O U N TY HAPPENINGS Miss Ruth Gorbett from Altoona Mrs. G. C. McDougal haB bought a fine new horse. W. A. Raynor was visiting at the Holidays' Tues­ days ami Wednesday and left Thurs­ day morning for Daytona where she i .k t r o u n L i v n n l i v k A iluggith, alow acting Liver I* the cause will visit n while. of many ill*; for you to be active and In The young folks had a picnic' good health the liver muA cany offpoltons ol the body. PLANK'S LIVERPILLSconUln Cal- Wednesday nt Rock Springs," re­ omel skill fully combined with other necessa­ turning late and claiming to have ry cleansing drug* which quickly and gently had a fine day. liven up your liver but do not sidie ft orgripe. Rex and Ear) Holiday, with Geo. 25c AT DRUQ AND GENERAL STORES Madebytho makers ol Plank's ChillTonlc. Ridrout of Enterprise, visited Sun- GALV, SPRINKLERS CLOTHES PINS AND COTTON SCALES nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, Lewtio Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T. 0 . Glllis, Willie O. Goolsby, Harrold Peabody, Robert Holiday, Mcrriwcathcr, Robert Routh, Starford LeFils, Grover LeFils, Pau Dooley, E.- L. Mott Frank Campbell, Willlnm Hartley, Floyd Wash­ burn, Oscar Du Bose,. Edwin L, Dinkle, Harley A. Mnincs. Sam J. Pickens, Harry II. New­ man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. King, Charles Prleater, Hoht. O, Weeks, Wnlfred Pierson, .Van dot Pcrritte, Adolph Shnw, •llarney F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ chell, Drnwdy Matthers, Lewis Col­ lins, John A. Rhodes, "John U. Long, Wiliim B. Lynch, James II. Lee, J. C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal, George Hyman, John E. Hawkins, Fred Bal­ lard, Carl Hobert Willie, Joe Zapf, Ralph Geiger, Harry Geiger, Fret, Ballard, Robert Hill. Eddie . Potter, Raymond McDon­ ald, Carl McDonald, Clarence Temple Joe Guerry, W i l l i a m S h e p a r d , Victor M. Greene, First Fernald HardwareCompany Sacks F or C astor Beans New or Second Hand Bags - W RITE FOR PRICES Southern States Bag Co. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily . Frank Lorsing, Arthur Lossing, Berkeley Blackman, Worthington Bla­ ckman, Wallace Leo, Henry Lee, Alvin Kendall, Brittain Johnson, Joseph Wynn C. S. Lee, Tate Chapman, R. A: Cobh, J..J. Driggers, A. I. Rosa, Tom Meredith, William Coulbourn, Fred Wight. Reginald Holly, Virgil Lee Smith, Carl Malm, .Hume Humph, Car) Bruton, II. A. Chorpening, Harry Phillips. Louis B. I^nartz, Enoch M. Austin, Edwaril C. Austin, Iranc M. Dyes*. Will Erickson, C. S. Hickson, T. F. Singletary, J. O. Huff, Edward Routh, J. It. Stroud, E. li. Weeh, Edwin Rauleraon, Ralph King, C. A. Clark, Marcus Lcinhnrt, McDonald Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity of 99.98 Per Cent. 1 T> 0. Charles Distributor jjj X / PHONE 338 | xiiiiiiiiiiiixiiniiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiinx Sanford Vulcanizing Works . E. W. DICKSON 314 W. 1st ST. SAN FORD, F L A . . PHONE 67 A W O TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED Is-m y sweetheart I like her lots Just as slic likes lots of me G ive her a nickle • Tell her she can get me — a whole bottle full And drink it A L L HERSELF If she wants to It will do her good Because I am health Kissed to goodness by the sun la m • ORANGE CRUSH And who do you suppose bottles me? I t’s Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company SA N FO R D FLO R ID A , Steers on Pastures fed, but the cake-fed steers sold for enough more at the end of the season to make the feeding of cake extremely profl table. Cold-pressed cake did nut give as satisfactory rrsnlts as the common cot­ tonseed cake, when cold-pressed cake coat .$3 and cottonseed’ cake |20 per Ton. Cottonseed at f U a ton proved some­ what more valuable than cottonseed cake at 320 a ton for feeding to steen on pasture. • Steers which were fed a heavy ra­ tion of cottonseed cake on pasture and finished early In July proved far more profitable than steers whldh did not receive ns much cake dally, but were fed* for a longer time and sold-late In tho' summer. The feeding of cattle on pasture In­ creased the size of tho gains, caused the animals to fatten much faster and smoother, Increased tfielr value per hundredweight, and produced better carcasses and a higher percentage of marketable meat than tha gracing of steers on pasture alone. HOW FARMERS GET HELP Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires (Prepared by tha United States Department of Agriculture.) STARTING BATTERIES In every agrlctiRurnl district there are farmers who have suc­ ceeded In . holding their em­ ployees In spite of nil the attrac­ tions offered by other Industries. These farmers hnve usually em­ ployed married men and havo furnished them with a small bat comfortable house.' Moreover, tjio laborers have enjoyed the privilege of'ralslng n small gar­ den and a few pigs and chickens. —Clarence Ouslpy,' Assistant Secretary of Agriculture. PREVALENCE OF* HIGH WOOL Sheep Business Pl*c«yf In New -Light by Meat Value—Adds Stability to Farm System. (Prepared by ths United States Depart­ ment of Agriculture.) The continued prevnlench of high woo! nnd meat values has placed tho sheep business In a new light. Tho result will bo that this phnso of ani­ mal husbandry'will contribute mate­ rially to the nation's food and clothing anpply. It will also add stability to ° f farqjjng.and play an Important part Iff the moro complete utilisation of our agricultural tf®. sources. Dusting for Brown RoL Dusting pouches’through tho season for brown rot nnd scab la fully;aa ef­ fective and much'quicker than spray­ ing. Two applications are necessary Reason fo r Weak Calves.. In a dry season; three If rainy. Tho ■ Failure to provide mutable exercise Inst nppllcntlon should be made about for the herd bull Is thq reason for three wceka before picking. many weak calves. FREE AIR SERVICE J O H N B. S T E T S O N UNIVERSITY LINCOLN HUtLEY/Ph. D., LKtti if., LL. D., President •: Send Now for a Catalog DeLand, Florida THE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT— Degrees of Master of Arts and S«fnc<* THE COLLEGE OP LIBERAL ARTS FOR MEN—Twenty-one dcparn*r.“ In all. * THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FOR WOMEN—A woman dean, ate dormitories. • ^ THE COLLEGE OF LAW—Graduates practice In Florida without examin*^ THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-Couraa In Engineering leading todepw* THE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS—Eapedally for Florida teachersTHE COLLEGE OP BUSINESS — Banking, Boolf-kceplng, ShnrtMn* Typewriting. THE ACADEMY—Prepares for all high grade colleges. THE SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS—For boyi and young men. TifE SCHOOL OF M USIC-PUno, pipe organ, vloUn, voice, harmony w chorus work. THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS. Special Attention la Called .To i. * V .rr.ita W i asrtoiluwv-Dsu-y. Om.ie io«nu^ Utw, qualluUva sad qusaUUtlv* analyus, Asncsltursl Chsaustrjf, Gtolof-y, X. Tk# Phyilolocr, BJotopr, Aftfttonr. * HoUny, Qsasrsl cjw nbliy. Inorgsius cKmbtrr, Urvmale Cbsmutry, Qv QuJinUUIlr* Cb**ibLry. Pbriici. , • >. ThsCMrM rw I d Z f ^ h IUblk.1 U U nU * History, Esslisb. Podagocr, Ethles, Lofle sad Tbsfen. , �AUGUST 2. • ’ * - • - P r ljz e n d e r D ran k en *-* ' “* *"r »*iF-f*'t ' ■*;• ■>"•->'’**'.' »•<*.. , vumsipjic , cSr i r^-V& " : B l» r * n ‘^vri H?*. .*.‘i:. 12 0.10, (I «*qUGrH. . . . 1- 1 '**• ■i Dubbtl G*rst*n d * fi« * c h (MJduux) . W a r m * D ra n k on M M ifl s»JfiwKW«viM -* w*1* * ' 1 TW.drporlle, ; CKocoadedepodlr 1.50 Mtlk . . . . . |.— H .‘ cacao -. I K t H . . . . l._ II .M&KNrtt • , VifKhiiWwde Grog* . . . - V arfrlasohtng*n [■«»«wS«Mh' ’ ; I Jo J LmwuAesgtmw,. 0A0 I f U i$ m p OI»ftrbrrr . . , * U Mslfroakd ••s»»rti h * PrybiitrirAU•• . . M in e r * !* W a t e r s fr r* » ; • W f* 0 H Apoitourft, W lje e * Ttnljn Vermouth Fraiwchf Dqbonnef . . . . t.25 Gynh . , . . |J3 Ortvts fnp^ku^i90BJI JO Porto roode ■ 'Wfu». Sb»ny . ,. M a lif S . , Madera. . '• CUm i IfcviUr f < i r /r t M M f . THE DOTS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. By Clifford Leon Sherman. Dear Folka l^Yca, I'm In a hospital In France, hut don't worry nbout Iti; because I am not badly hurt. All o f the hoys have been Joking with me, iBd »*klng mo If I Intend to wear a modnl for being the first wounded man la this expedition. But X don’ t believe that J am entitled to any Jewelry. I npposo you want to know what happened. \Vell, when we lied up to the pier, there was a lot of work to do to unload nil of our stufT, nml I had my irddent while I wns trying to unload one of the ..........................SAMMY. ' To complete tbo picture, draw u line from dot 1 to dot 2. then from dot 2 to dot 8, and so on (Copyright, 1117, by Th* Dell RymlleaU, Ina) IB i l Pries List of Drinks O'Brien Picked Up at a Free Motion Plctura Show In a Beer Garden. A day or two Inter, while wnlklng the streets at night tn search for food, I hnd passed this placo nnd wns very much tempted to go In nnd spend a fow hours, particularly as It would perhaps glvo mo an opportunity to buy something to ent, although I was nt n loss to know how I was going to nsk for what I wanted. Whtlo trying to mako up my mind whether It wns snfo for mo to go In 1 walked hnlf n block past the plnce, nnd when I turned bnck ngnln nnd renched tho entrnnee with my mind mado up thnt I would tnke the chance I ran full tilt Into n Germnn officer who wns Just coming out. Thnt nettled nil my hnnkcrlngs for moving pictures thnt night. “ Where you came from, my friend,” I figured, "there must he moro like you! I guess It Is n good night for wnlklng." The next day, however, In recalling tho Incident of tho ovenlng before, It neemed to mo t|mt I hnd been Hither foolish. What I needed moro than anything else nt that tlmo wns confi­ dence. Before I could get to the fron­ tier I would hnvo to confront German soldiers tunny times, beenuso there were more of them between this city and Holland limn In nuy section of the country* through which I hnd so fur traveled. Safety In tlieso conting­ encies would depend largely upon the cnlmncss I displayed. It wouldn't do tD get nil-excited nt tho mere sight of n spiked helmet. The Belgians, I hnd noticed, while careful to obey the orders of the Huns, showcR no partic­ ular fenr of them, nnd It seemed to me the sooner I cultivated the same feeling of Indifference tho belter I w ould he nldo to enrry off tho pnrt I wns pla>1ng. For this reason I rondo up my mind then nnd there thnt, officers or no of­ ficers, I would go to that show that night nnd sit It through no matter wlint happened. While pcoplo mny think thnt 1 hnd decided unwisely be­ cause of the unnecessary risk Involved In the adventure, It occurred to me thnt (terhaps nfter all thnt theater wns ntiout one of the snfost places I could attend because thnt was about the Inst placo Germans would expect to find a fugitive English olficer In even If they were searching for me. As soon as evening enme, therefore, I started out for tho thentre. I fixed myself up os well as possible. I hnd on n fnlriy decent pnlr of pnnls which lluyllger hnd given mo nnd I used n clean handkerchief ns a collar. With niy hnlr brushed up and my henrd trimmed as neatly as possible with n pnlr of rusty scissors which I hnd found In the house, white my np. penmnco wns not cxnctly that of n Beiiu Bruminel, I don't think I looked much worse tlmn ihe pverngo Delglnn. In these days tho average Bctglnu Is very poorly dressed nt bcsL I cnn'l say I had no misgivings as I made my*way (o the theatre; cei> tnlnly I wns going there moro for dis­ cipline (linn pleasure, but I hnd made up my mind thnrl wns going there to. see It through. Tho entranco to the theatre or beer garden, for it was as much ono as'tho other, was on the sldo of the building nnd wns renched by wny of an alley which rap alongside. Near lha dootf wns a ticket-seller's booth, but ns thJa was ono of tho free nights there was no ono In tho booth. ^ I marched stowty down tho alley Imitating as best 1 could tho Indiffer­ ent gntf of the Belgians, and when I entered tho theater endeavored to act ns (bough I lind been there many tlmea before.. A hnsty survey of tho layout nf the place wns sufficient to enable Inn lo select my sent. It was early and there were not more thnn hnlf a doxen people In the placo nt thnt time, so (tint I had my choice. ■ There wns a raised platform, per­ haps two feet high, all around the wails of the place except nt the end where tho stage was located*. On this platform tables were arranged and there were tables on tbo floof*proper as welL OUTWITTING THr H SYNOPSIS. CHAPTER 1—Introductory. Put O'Drttn ' Uhi ot Mi purpoM In wnUng the story n hU .dv.nturex. CHAPTER II—Tells of his enlistment Is Us llojrnl Klylng corps, his training la Ctosds sad his transfsr to Stance for soUts duly. C H A P T E ll M - D y mtn*llng with R elglan prasants he manages to elude G er­ man soldiers and reaches Ihe I)r)*u n city where he flnde Ihe home of llio man from Whom he r ip r r le help. C H A P T E R XII —llu yllser forges a p sse. txirl fur OTIrlen nn<l promises lo assist him In getting Into Holland. Later Huy* llgar and hie associates demand an e x ­ orbitan t sum for their .services and OTIrlen breaks with them. CHAPTER III—Describes tights tn which -»• brought down two Qerman alrplsnsr C H A P T E R X I I I —He spends five davs U4 his Itnsl flght In which he Wei and nights In an unoccupied house w ith ­ wmijht down wounded within, the Cl«r> out food except for the scraps he picks up *** liars end wee taeds e prisoner o| In night forays. n r. CHAPTER IV—Discovers that Oermsi “ Pllsl slstr bwrberdUsljr neglected IM utuiy wounded and devoted their en.rI*1 to restoring those who might be murntd to ihe tiring llneg, Witnesses fwih in nghi of his best chum. Usui. Cut lUiney. r .CHA1TEU V—H e ' Is tsiksn to the ofs‘ prison camp at CourtrsJ. There he in planning hts esespe. Dr greet sacc* he manages to save end hide away In dally rations o f bread. CHAPTER VI—Ha confiscates a map ot Otfrainy and Just halt an hour latsr Is Pit on a train bound for a prison camp » Oarmsny, H e leaps through a window vkU* ths train lg traveling at a rat* of M urns an hour. CHAPTER VIII—For nine daya more be fw u«les on tn a weakened condition U>rouch Luxemburg in the direction ol .CHAPTER IX —He endures terrible hardehips, swims riven white delirious T— swi ms nvnrs worn hunger, living Uke a hunted animal on (he eighteenth day after Jumping m a the train he crosses Into Belgium. twJS,A?'TRri X -W h e n i rail on hts way Si*?*!1 I,#lglum he Is befriended one hr a Flemish peasant, who feedi *jn and directs him fo a man lr\ a llsl* sup city ypn wntKsip blmt»T|et aposs- C H A P T E R X IV —To gain confidence for the adventures to com e In his attempt to ret Into Holland, he ventures one night nto n m oving picture theeler patronised l^y Oerman soldiers. f C H A P T E R X V -fio m e ol»ervsllon s In s Belgian city. CHAPTER XIV. A Night of Dissipation. - During the first two tlnys I spent with lluyllger after I hail first nrrlvctl In the hlg city, he lmil told me, milung oilier things, of n moving picture bIiow In town which he b«I»1 I might have a chance to see while there. "It Is free every night In the week except Sutunlaya and Sundays." he itnlij, “mid once you nre Inside you would not he apt to he bothered by anyone except when they come to toko your order for aoinclhlug , to drink. While there Is no admission, patrons ure exjiectetj lo ent or drink while en­ joying the pictures.”. ' ’ • ..... A S S i y M n * YOU CAN AFFORD TOTIUY, $50.00 * J } E w K J S g THE W t P& n U T S . x roUNOS. a T Y p e w B r b s f o b T h e o f f ic e , s c h o o l o r s tu d y . s. Branch, Orlando, Fla., exclusive agent for Orange, Semi­ nole and Lake Counties. Write for free booklet. I decided promptly that the safest placo for mo was as far back os pos­ sible. where I would not "be tn the line qf vision of othrm ln frack of tgew Ac­ % H * tiM = o t= m T iiih cr irto r f&ffflr *!T1l 0PBwerc n number o f drinks listed which I might safely enough-haTe ordcred. For Instance, I noticed “Lemon Sqynsh,* UJO." -“ Ginger Beer, L—^ “ Spnrkllng Dry_ Ginger Ale, ls—>* “Appollnsrls, 1.— and “ Schweppes Soda, 0.60," hut It Occurred to mo that tho mere fact that I selected some­ thing that was listed In EngltslLinlght attract attention to mo and something In tny pronunciation might give furthcr cause for suspicion. ( l aB vw nr n n iip ia im u .-o ^ H m ^ A r*«lr«m*dr »ilh Mtltfpde and Im I b i qua It seemed better to parrot tbo Bel­ daa. A (rrasJdda linimttil *bk b ■!»•» prom gian and order "Bock" and that wasI ialUllr*Ma<Jkaa,paln«,awDUanaUmuandallau CularUauUaa. 11 mak*« a*w I rind* d*Ur. whnt I decided to'do. 25c £l£Sis Ono Item on tho bill ‘o f far* tantg* Used mo considerably. At though-lt was! °~ M «3 b «S C 2 .' 'ffib it e * '* ™ " listed among tho “Prisxen dor dranken.” 'which I took to mean “Prices ot drinks,” It sounded very; much to me llko something to eat, and Heaven knows I would rather have had one honest mouthful of food than all tho drinks in tho world. Tho Item I refer to was “Dubbcl Ber­ stein do Flescb (Mtchnux).** A double portion o f anything would have been mighty welcome to me, but I would have been content with a slngte "gcr* sten" if I had only had tho 6>urago to nsk for IL . ^ ^ orbed Into To keep myself as composed as pos­ Indigestion, sible I devoted a lot of attention to that blll-of-fare, and I think by the other trouble* are bound time the waiter came around I almost to'follow. Keep yoar knew it by heart. Ono drink that al* system clean, aa thous­ most made me laugh aloud was listed ands of others do. by as “ Lenionndes gnreuses," but I might taking an occasional dose as well have introduced myself to the of the old, reliable, veg­ etable, family liver medi­ 'German officers by o f right name and cine; rank ns attempt to pronounce IL When tfio waller camo to me, there­ fore, I said. “Bock” as casually as I T hedford’s could, nnd I felt somewhat relieved thnt I hnd gotten throsgb that part of tho ordeal so easily. ■ While tho wnlter was away I bad a chnneo to examine tbo bllt-of-fnre and I observed that n glass of beer cost 80 centimes, Tho smallest chango X bad MfJ. W. F. Pickle, o! was a two-mark paper bllL Rising Fawn, Oa., writes: ••We have used ThedAppnrcnlly tho German officers were ford’* Black-Draught os similarly fixed and when thoy offered a family medicine. Mr their hill to tho wnltcr, bo handed it rnolhenln-Law could not bnck to them with a remark which 1 fake calomel as li seemed tool to mean that ho couldn’ t ninko too strong for her, so she change.'' used Black-Draught os a mild laxative and liver Bight there I wns In a qunndary. To regulator. . . We use U offer hlin ray blit nfter bo had just In the family and belicro told tho officers ho didn’t havo cbnngo tl Is the best medicine for would hnvo .seemed ntrangc, nnd yet I the Uver made.'' Try IL couldn't explain to him that 1 was In Insist on the genuine— tho sntuo hoot and ho would hnvo to Thedford’s. a pack­ age. . E-75. como to me again later. Tho only thing to do, therefore, was to offer him tho bill as though I hadn't heard (Continued on Page 6) cordingly I slouched over to”a table on the platform directly opposlto the stage nnd I took (be neat against tho wall. Tho whole placo was now In front o f mo. I could see everything that wns going on nnd overyone who enme In, but no one, except thoso who snt at my own tnblo, would notlco mo unless they deliberately turned around to look. Tho place began to flit up rapidly. Every second person wtio enmo tn tho plueo seemed to roo to ho n Germnn soldier, hut when they were seated.at the tnhles nnd I got a chnnce Inter nn to mnko n rough count, I found that In nil there wero not more than a hun­ dred soldiers In tho plnco and there must Jinve been several hundred civil­ ians. Tho first people to sit nt my tnblo were n Belgian nnd IiIh wife, Tho Bel­ gian snt next to mo and his wife next to him. I wns hoping thnt other civil­ ians would occupy tho rcmnlnlng two sehts nt my table, because I dpi not relish the Idcn of hnvlng to sit through tho show with Gcmmn soldiers within n few feet of me. Thnt would certainly hnvo spoiled my ptensuro for tho even­ ing. Every utflforrn thnt enmo In tho door gnvo me cause to worry until I was sure It wns not coming tn my direction. 1 don't suppose there wns n. single sol­ dier who came in tho door whom I didn't follow to hts seat—with my eyes. Just before they lowered tho lights, two Germnn officers entered. They stood st the door for n moment look­ ing (lie place over. Then they mnde a he,-lino In my direction nnd I must confess my heart stnrted to bent a Profits andPrices P r o fits m a y be c o n s id e r e d fr o m * t w o a n g le s : * * Isf-^ -T h e ir effect o n prices; 2 n d — A s a return to investors. When profits are small as compared with sales, they have little effect on prices. Swift & Company’s profits are only a fraction of a cent per pound on all products sold, and if' eliminated entirely w ould have practically na effect on prices. Swift & Company paid 10 per cent dividends to over 20,000 stockholders out of its 1917 profits. It jalpo had to build extensions and improvements out of profits; to finance large stocks of gopds made necessary by unprecedented requirements of the United States and Allied. \ Governments; and to provide . protection against the day of declining markets. It Seemed Better to Parrot the Belgian, little faster. I hoped that they would find another seat before they came to my vicinity, but they were getting nenrer nnd nearer and I realised with a sickening sensation that they were headed directly for tho two scats at my tabic, and that was Indeed tbo case. . w ~*>—wV.tfj:,— Those two scats wero In front of tbs tnblo faring tho stags and except when tho officers would bo eattng or drinklng their backs wero toward me, and there was considerable consolation In that. From my seat X could hayo reached right over and touched one o f thorn on hts bald head. It would bare boon more than a touch, I am afraid. If I could havo~gotten away with It •afely. . i . As tho officers seated themselves, a waiter came to na with a printed bltl-of-fare and program. Fortunately, ho waited on the others first and I listened Intently tp their orders. The officers ordered some light wine, but my Belgian neighbor ordered “Bqck” for himself and his w in , which was what l bad .derided to order anyway, as that was tbo only thing X could say. Heaven knows I would fa r father have ordered' something to cat, and I was afraid tq tnke a chancy at th* ppmun- . ' . .. • Is it fair to call this p rofiteerin g ? Swift & Company, U.S. A. * • . r ■r : ^ . ■ 4J r Ji w jlr A------- �TUB SANFORD HERALD another waa ehot down while lead- publicity department in grounding togjda-m en in the ch a rgf-th a t-th ey lip -hel p ' f ar'thh^'ftfeaV'liHIp^bundinV R. J. HOLLT, Editor are aaklnf no favora, except to be plants. We have gone In to'the hlghTfAYNESrBHetfleaaMaHafer placed-In-the fore front of t h e ^ a t . jrays and byways ItTMarch of labor tlo line? Well, that Is just the dif­ for - the war-indUstries plm tir^an d ference between autocracy.and demo­ have extended a helping hand to this industry and that. In fact, we cracy.—Tampa Times. have been busy playing -the good B U B S c a im o N rues in a d y a n c S i Samaritan until wq have, developed L U C K Y FLO RID A (INK TBAW...... From the Palmyra, N. Y . Courier a perfect mania for ueeful sen A yr _HI* AIONTIIS . . Bur with It all we have Btrlnggty we clip the following: TUUU MOMUS overlooked the ono most~t!oservGig During the intense heat on u.Utw.4 u u* at/ fcj c«ri*r $ijn r » of help— and the ono who most needs __________ A4t w m lOt Pt» M.atfe day afternoon a portion of the new riraMti la Atrun Mut B. MaAf al OIBw pavement on Main street In Phelps ouf help— the patient, uncomplahexploded ripping a big hole way ing housewife. AUGUST N H tfP A P n W P P A I n liln r y lu r llt niiLU 7 “ N o man is well educated until he can read THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY across the street and damaging about 200 square feet of brick. The pave­ ment on Main street In Phelps makes one of the most attractive highways In Western Now York and it is hoped that the damage may be repaired without much further, expense to the village. Now wouldn't that jar you Think of a pavement exploding be, cause of the heat and ripping up 200. square feet of brick! The only 200 squaro feet of brick. Isn't Flor­ ida a lucky state! The o n ly ' ex­ plosions we have down here Is when something goes wrong politically in a county, and the sheriff, or some other official gets wrong or goes to sleep and then the governor geta hot, explodes and blows the offender clesr out of his scat. Think what would-.happen tS, say Polk county with <tta-289 miles of asphalt roads If sucji weather as that In Palmyra, N. y . should be common here! Imagine the continual and continuous roaring as mile after mile of her roads exploded with himself”— Herbert Kauffman. ■ CAPITAL $30,000.00 Who’a going to help Mother? Mother used to have help. Here* tofore father, son, daughter and the hired man and woman could be call* cd on for varioua acts ol usefulness about the house Father had some sparo time for various acts about the house. Father had some sparo time If. R. STEVENS before breakfast that he could turn to Mother's account. Son waa rarely too busy to run her erratads. Daugh­ ter spent the greater part of her tim e'in Mother's company and waa. V W V W » M W AiunU8Unui her good right band. The hired man could fine time for useful bite of service while the girl help was al­ prosperity an4 up to date methods ways at hand. * of our city and county. Now all that la changed. The Poet Office building la now Father is out and away at dawn — complete and Capt. Elder and his you know he starts an hour earlier excellent, force are doing business — doing hta beat to speed up pro­ at the new stand, while we rejoice duction. Son la In the srmy or in In this, we are aorry to lose from some needful Industry" and Is our number Mr. and Mrs. Samford. frequently working overtime. Daugh­ It is Mr. Samford's business to ter Is pounding the typewriter keys construct post office buildings for in an office early and late. Tho hired Uncle Sam, he having ju st finished man has-faded, away to Join the the poat office biuldlng In Wayneagreat ranks of- laborers in some pu­ ville, N. C. before coming to San­ blic works and ' the hired girl .Is ford. Mrs. Samford is an excellent now a nurse or a Red Croat worker. Sunday School teacher and -has been Mother Is alone! of great asaitanec to us in the Junior And Mother Is not only alone with Dept. She holds a teacher’s diploma her work but her work has in­ Isstfrd b y the Sunday School Board creased and seems destined to keep of Nashville, Tenn. Our best wishes increasing. She must see that the go with them. inner man .of the entire family is satisfied three times dally. As this Miss Ruth Loosing expects to is-an era of strict economy,’ old clo­ leave next week for Sarasota for a thes must be made to do longer stay of about six weeks. duty and the patch endorsed at Miss Jeanette Laing left Monday Washington must be applied to for a visit to relatives in Jackson­ various and sundry garments. Neither must garments be worn too ville, while away she will spend long between washing. In the in­ some of the time at a house party tervals Mother npist care for tho at Atlantic Beach. Miss Laing is milk and butter, feed tho chickens the enthusiastic Persidcnt of the and pigs, and as the men folks are Fidelis Class of young ladies. very busy, must frequently take Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Millcn have the produce to market. Her spare time, formerly devoted to social returned from n visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bray at Sebring, Fla. duties, is now given .to selling Liberty Bonds, War Saving Stamps, Mr. Milien don't believe there are and raising funds fog the Y.‘ M. C. A. any fish in the la kes down there, And with it all she somehow— God in spite of the reports to the contrary. OUR PLEDGE VAppreciating to the utmost the supreme unselfishness o f our Ameri­ can manhood which la offering Its very life upon the altar o f freedom for’ the world, we, the members of the South Florida Press Association, In seml-snnusl session assembled, do hereby “ Resolve, That In this crisis and as long aa life shall last, we dedi­ cate all that we are and all that we have to the aopport o f our glorloua nation, our rlghteoua cauae, and our Ulustrioua government. And be It farther * „ * * m "R esolved, That every newspaper bolding membership In this associa­ tion display this resolution in bold type al the masthead o f Its.editorial page throughout the month o f Aug­ ust, and that copies be sent to the president and our representatives In congress, "D on e an<f ordered \n the city of Waachnla, atatexof Florida, this 12th Seriously, this (state la the Garday o f July, 1918." den of Eden when it comes to cli­ mate, for it is never too warm for a cloak of fig leaves or too cold for an IL L U ST R A T IN G A U TO CRACY apron of fig loaves. There la no VERSUS D E M O C R A C Y The German Kaiser hai' six sons- trouble with heat in this slate and ail of military age, and all in the this summer friends from the north army, or presumably so. They must are -staying here for the first time, all bear.charmed lives or he immune somo of them, on the statement of to any of the ordinary casualties of others who have spent years, that war, for we haven't heard that a the summers of Florida are more single one of them has received so equavle and delightful thwi arc the much as a scratch in war. Even the winters ol Florida, which up to now Clown Prince, whom .the kaiser la have constituted the chief attraction moat anxious to have appear a hero to visitors,—Tampa Tribune. in tho eyes of the German people, who are said to love him none too W H ERE FLORIDA HAS BEEN A well, has escaped the dangers which LOSER menace the soldier. . When it comes to buying in quan­ Theodore Roosevelt, ex-president tity (Jnele Samuel stands at the head of the United States.' had four sons of the list. If he wants canned meat in the army of the Union fighting for his soldiers he doesn't Just step in France for the freedom of man­ around to the grocery at the cor­ kind. One of them has already, paid ner and order a few cars rent up. tho supreme piicc, and his hones lie Ho has recently given the great in foreign soil. Another was wound­ packing concerns the largest single only knows how—manages to sew ed while gallantly leading his men order for supplies in the shape of and knit many needed garments against the enemy, and is now re­ bacon and canned meats that they for the Red Cross. cuperating in a hospital in Paris, have ever placed on their books, in Ia Mother busy? Well, yes. Can The ‘ others are doing service like fact- the largest order ever given to brother stand the strain * Inde­ men and patriots, and will yet be any concern in any industry in the finitely? God and Mother only heard frcrtn. world. It was for 99,600,000 pounds know. One thing la Sure, she will William Howard Taft,* ex-presi­ of bacon and 134,000,000 pounds of- keep going till she. falls. dent of the United States, has two ealined meats. It will take approxi­ But with all our help devices, sons in the army fighting the bnt- mately 1,900,000 hogs to supply the hadn't we better devise some means tles of the nation, asking no special raw material fur the bzcon and a- of lightening the strain on Mother? favors because of their relationship bout 900,000 rattle to fill the order Mother hasn’ t asked It, and, God .to his who once was the head of a for canned meats.1 The producers bless her heart, she isn't going to great nation. will receive about $80,000,000 for ask it. But the need exsists just the Grover Cleveland, who sat for the necessary hogs, and more than same. two terms In the presidential chair, $50,000,000 for the cattle. Let's think about .it. is represented in the American army Here is where Florida loses out by his only son, Richard'Cleveland. by her improvidence in the past. If Ever notice that it is the ulti­ Here nre two sets of young men, she were prepared to furnish enen mate consumer who always gets of the best blood of Germany and a part of these enormous require­ the "h ot end of the poker?" America, fighting on opposite sides ments. she might get her proportion It’s n fact. in this great world war. They re­ of those millions that will lie divided The remark is prompted from present autocracy as opposed to up among the stock men of the watching the ice man. See him If start out with a 100-pound block democracy. They might lie called northern cattle and hog states. typical of tho two great principles she had begun, years ago the move­ of Ice under a blaring sun. That of the contesti Can you see any ment for improved stock of all block Is estimated to cut ten blocks difference in them? Have you no- kinds, which is sweeping over tho of 10 pounds each— and ten blocks state today, she woi^ld Jiave veen in it does cut, but ns to whether of position to profit by th*eso demapds. hut a s-to whether 10 pounds each With fenced ranges, ticlts eradicated or not depends on the time and dis­ and improved breeds of both cat­ tance ’ the Ice man must travel. tle and hogs, she could contribute ‘A nd the ultlmato consumer fodta largely to the feeding of the world the bill. instead of being told that she "must ffco' the grocer order a barrel of .feed herself." Nature has been apples. Going through them he dis­ prodigal of her gifts in nutritious covers a certain per cent have rot­ grasses, a mild and queafile climate, ted. His per cent of profit must cov­ nbundahcc of pure water1, and a er these— and again the ultimate soil productive of a great variety of consumer gets the hot end of the fattening -forage plants, hut man poker. has been neglectful of his opportuni­ Poor Mr. Ultimate Consumer must ties. Perhaps the very prodigiulty of not only pay store rent nnd clerk nature's gifts has been responsible hire, insurance, oct., hut he must for much of htls. Why should man make good all losses from decay, worry when the fields and thd for­ deterioration and waste, and, as If ests, the lakes nnd the surrounding all these were not enough, he must seas, flung into his waiting lap pay the had debts of the fellow who nearly all the necessities, and many is on tho beat. of the luxuries of life, almost with­ Tho remedy7 out Iifbor and without price? Be a producer or n middleman. But the signs arc already to he seen of a great awakening, fa The new paste made by Chimes From The* Temple cqming. They are to be seen In the Hon. and Mrs'. J. C. Poppcil the Carter Ink Co. can­ fencing of vast pastures; in the 4 of Starke were Ii^ Sanford this week, not be excelled. Comes in widespread Interest in tick eradi­ Mr. PoppoM was formerly Supt. of cation; in the improvement of the Public Instruction of Bradford bottles at 10c, 15c and breeds of both hogs and cattle. The County, is now a prominent law­ 35c. In tubes 15c. old times are.passing away, and a yer of that county, and is also tea­ new era la dawning. Florida is cher. of tho Men's Bible Class, Clerk coming Into her own, -and will yet of the church, and member of the • Photo Library Paste in be known os one1 of the greatest Board of Deacons of the First bottles 10c. Tubes 5c stock states In th e‘ Union. In tho Baptist Church o f Starke. He looked and 10C. meantime ahe can only look on and through our Sunday School * plan" regret her . want of foresight.— with a grept deal of interest, and Tampa Times being an old friehf of\ Dr. Hyman's waa especially glad of the opportunity We have been lately devising all to see the building of which he had kinds of plana IV help this class and hfeard so much favorable comment. OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. , that class. The government haa or­ ’D ia possible that these'good peo­ Phone'i48 .Sanford, Florida ganized a b u rea u ;to furnish help ple-m ay locate In Sanford, as they for the farmer. It haa strained its were greatly Impressed with t h f UlCO L ia u id P a s te I ...... ■ ................ * ‘HQ-QnftIs shift tn .iH tvd^^^n o^illln gi<>Tacriflce^1tni&--Savintr someone.gives^you does not menTrsncrifice---why^bt'try’ to~_do without i little luxury that you CAN do without nnd tho priHo that— moro than repay you—TRY IT ! I SURPLUS 115,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ------ . . . SANFORD/FLORIDA o. F. L WOODRUFF Vka-Pnridsel l ta ilo r Ct,Uw ' r . r . deas . AwICaAW T H E B A N B ^ H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S w y iU iV W V W i W n t fV B g B g i O T n g i w . jj !{ u u s jn ^ l . . . j i The very thought of being kissed Is quite enough to fuss me. If you must klas, try it on.Gompera tie hasn’t been kissed since he wore rompers. Adapted ffom the Lit­ erary Digest. . Rev. and Mrs. Win, Stones will spend their vacation at Seabreeze during this month; Mr. Stones will preach for the- Baptists each Sunday while there’. Last Sundky was the 25th anni­ versary of Dr. Collins’ ministry, he celebrated _ it ’ by preaching a great sermon in the Temple Sunday evening, his text was "Thui did Job continually," aand' his .theme was that to do anything worth while we have got to keep everlastingly at it. Wo greatly miss from the Sunday School Mias Allie Trafford, Supt. of the Primary Dept, who has been ill, we are glad to learn that she is much improved. Mr. Ed Cameron left for his sta­ tion in the 'navy at Key West on Wednesday, his mother accompanied him and will remain in Key West for for a visit with him. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Laing will entertain Dr. C. L. Collins next Sunday- evening. The audden death of Mrs,. Ej Cameron has bfought sorrow, to our hearts, and we deeeply »yn,pi. thixe with her bereaved huibind and relatives. She rgrew up among us from childhood to young woman, hood, a beautiful young .womin, whose winsome ways aarul beauty of character even outahone the beauty. of her face, to know her was to love her for her very goodness and kindness. At an early age ahe beam a member of thta church, and ber gentle influence counted for much in bringing others Into the kingdom. When a foy months ago her hus­ band and her . brother Forrnt enlisted in the navy and were sta­ tioned dt Key West she moved there and, equally patrotic with them, determined to serve her country while her husband was in service, took up the study of shorthand and typewriting and passed the phyiia! examination with a view of entering’ the navy as a yeomanettc for the period of the war. Another brother Arthur Gatchell, Is in the army in Texas, but was to far away to- return for the funeral services which w’ere conducted Sunday afternoon at the. Baptist church by Dr. Col* Forrest E. Gatchcl was called by wire to return to Key West Tuaeday Registering a “ Kick." as hla gun crew had been ordered “ Do you rememebr thlm moth balls to New .York' at once; a message yex sold me to kill moths w ldr uld from him is to the effect that he Casey to the'drugglst. "Well, I’m trlllo' arrived In time to join his crew. yex they're no good. Ol broke tla ■hUttn's* worth of chtny nnd wlmlrrf throwtn’ thlm little bnlla nt tfie plnrifj Mrs, Chapman, tfie daughter of things, and nlver Wilted wa n 1 - o n Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Stewart, wjio don Tlt-BIts. is in the hospital in Orlando for treatment, ,1s much improved, and Wasted Power. will soon he out again; the children "D art gottcr be some watte," said Helen', Stanley, Clifford, aand Hild- Uncle Eben, “ 'fldency er no 'fldenej. Dr. Nollio Tolar is reported out ogard are with their grand-parents You could run a locomotive foh yean of the hospital and will soon ho oh in Sanford. Mrs. Chapman's home wtf de mule-power dat lias been used up In kickin'." hts way home again. He and Mrs. is in Kissimmee. Tolar will atop in Rocky Mount to' visit relatives for n few days. Rev. Bunyan Stephens, UNIVERSITY O F FLORIDA It is said that the difference be­ Gainesville tween Methodists and Baptists in Military Training Under'Army Officers regard to "hack-sliding” is that the Courw* In Art. tad Scirerc*. Arrirultur#, Methodists preach it and the Bap­ Chtmkil, Cl *11. ElMtriral and Mrrhuka] Kn*lntvrinc. l-»w. T r v b m ' Collet*. tists practice it. Tuition Free. Bend for Catalog A. A. MURPHREE, President FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE F O R W OM EN Tallahassee S59 SludrnU from » Florida Count!** »®4 If Stal*. 1917-18. Total #S1 liuludin Sumntr Skhool anil Short Courw. Writs at one* for Catalog EDWARD CON RADI. President one of our veteran tcachcVs, and tolda not. only a blue seal diploma jut also a gold seal post graduate diploma* as a Kings Toachcs. Our pastor Rev. M. H, Masrey preached last Sunday evening In iis 'old chuch ct Hartwell, nnd was oyfully welcomed by his friends there. Ho will nsist in a*blg revival meeting in one of the large country churches of GcorgA this week Rev. H. S. Rightmlre, moderator of the Seminole Association, and pastor of the Daytona church, haa returned from his vacation in' New York state; while ho was absent Mrs. Higlit mire supplied his pulpit; ahe is a very talented lady and took the seminary course nnd graduated at the time her husband, did. Our prayer-meeting service was well attended Wednesday evenlrig;a on next Wednesday evening the B. Y. P. U. will have charge of the meeting. Repelling the Russ Buss.— Ker­ ensky kissed Arthur Henderson, the British labor politician, n n d . all England gasped. Kerensky Is com­ ing to this country. He may want to kiss Bob Holly or Jack Davison or evfn President Wilson. This has led an anonymous poet to suggest that - q .president put his greetings into a song, arid to furnUh him with the song, aa follows; ’ 0 > Salute me only with thy fist, s*“” And don’ t attempt to buss me; M EM BER FEDERAL RESBRVE SYSTEM Organization Wins RGANLZATION is what wins In war, in I I business, or in banking. W __e used to W think this bank was ide&y organized but how, very much better we are situated today as a member of the Federal Reserve Banking System. Membership links us with the strong­ est and best organized banks throughout the country. Their organization is our organization { their strength our strength. And your financial secur­ ity may benefit, in turn, if you are among pur depositors. - �ARMY WORM A C M IN SEVERAL SECTION! FARMERS TAKE NOTICE' {Osteen) "5fiT W. Messenger n u t t e r f t * matter, titer learningLeslie :th »tJU d lTfeimpq woro contemplated. Tlcnewels—C. E. Henry,. E d -P u t-Senator Trammell urged upon nam, Mrs. Ed Putnam, Mrs. Julius the chief of artillery that the var­ * HAPEENINGS o p INTEREST IN ANO" Schultz, Mrs. L. A. Brumley J. D. ious sites which have been tendered Jt - ARO U N D SANFORD . ^ 6 ; Jenkins, Mrs. W. D. Gillon, Q. F. tho government in •Florida—there j S m i t h . M r s . — G. F, Smith,-Mr«. J . C. about - 20 them—should be given ..Bennett^ Mrs. S. E. B A M lt., Mtw airihgpccllon. Thnt offllccr—has inBorn thli'"THOTn,nit to Mr. and pnnylng the rem.1n.r Deceased lea- ] n* r-* Mrs. A. Dorner, Mrs. T e r m e d Sen. Trammell that In all II j^nry-TuTdonnrflnB-babsnitrl. >r Mm p m . Mnxweli. H. Gj DuBose, Mrs. probability such a cantonment will !j* * » daughter AI c I. ucju atl(I o n e fl0n j H ct,KRP INSURANCE T p V ------ ----------- ----------------- -Be-Tocated In Fayetteville, Nl C. Altamonte It i.v-daimcd that tho lay of tho land ••A Terror to Moaquitors. hews, of this city to mourn his |u*s. worms’ can bo secured by writing New members—Fay Dallas, Robt and the nature of the country in or wiring the Plant Commissioner ’ Mr. Matthews was a devout Christ­ PEST SH OULD BE STO PDallas,. that section haa had considerable at Gainesville. U Auto have Leona Auto Trans­ iana lifelong member of the PresbyterPED AT TH E FIRST •ReWewala— Mrs. C. A. Dallas, weight in determinlifg the reporta fer )’0lir baggage.. exemI*,ary citizen C. A. Dallas. • of the military experts who re­ Weather and Crops TRENCH phone 91 Hotel Carnes 99-2*tc and while ill health prevented his Chuluola commended the Fayetteville site taking an active Interest in material Weather and crop conditions In Mr. and Mrs. 8. ■ O. Shlnholsor New members—Mrs. Geo. Laing, for a artillery range and camp. The following telegram was just |Florida for thJ week ending'July hive’ returned from a trip to Clcnar- ii w '!UrinK lho Iattcr >’cars of L. B. Collins, Mrs. W„ F. Graves. The’ transportation facilities to the received by C. M. Berry tho County 29 1918: 'iriter Beach. They made tho trip tils life he was nevertheless an'tfxEast Hanford ports of embarkation a n d ’ centers Agent: . ’ by auto anti throughly enjoyed every umple of whai a God'fearing true Renewals — Mra. W. A. Rqynor, Temperature during the week was of population arc also said to have Aripy worms destroying crops American citizen should be and he moderate; in fact, somewhat below bit of jt. Mrs. W. L. Raynor, Miss Isabel been given much consideration. East Coast now reported middle will be missed from this “community the seasonal. Tho highest reported, Raynor. 666 cures. Headaches, Biliousness, Florida. Advisable you take prompt where he resided so long. 97; tho lowest 61 degrees. Loss of Appetite, or that tired nehLake Monroe action for ’ control. See Watsons RECRUITING OFFICE. The sympathy, of the Sanford New membera—Mrs. B. E. Lake, iog /cellngl duo to Malaria or Colds. The rainfall was generally light The U. S. Naval Reserves now circular letter July twenty-third. If people Is extended to the wife and Mra. Barts Marnp, Mrs. II. T. Wynn Fine Tonic. to moderate, except locally, where haa a recruiting office In Orlando poisons recommcmded not avail­ daughter and son in their loss of Mrs. C. F. Bates, Mrs. Ed Oglesby. See Dr. Davis at tho Lincoln the amounts were heavy. Rain is' postoffice building and all the boys able wire Newell plant commis­ husband and father and one who Georgetown Colored Auxiliary needed, ss a rule, over ail divisions. Hotel for glasses. 95-tf who would tike to join this branch sioner for arsenate of lead. Have lived for them. New members— Mrs. G. M. Brew­ of the service should go to Orlando newspapers publish remedies. The greatest amounts reported, were: Mrs. E. P. Morse and Mrs. B. A. er, Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Mrs. G. E at once and get In while the getting Bartow, 1.4; Orlando, 4.1; Like * Spencer Howard are here today looking after MEAT. RULES Donegal. City, 2.8; Gainesville, 1.1; Switieris good. The office is in charge of * • Vice Director their farming interests. They are — — __ 0 Altamonte Colored Anxllliafy land, 1.4, and Madison, 1.6 Inches. Ensign II. M. Mathcaon .and. hla From the Experiments! Station at Daytona Beach for the summer For Restaurants, Hotels and- BoardWilling Workers 1.Rains of the current week were assistants are Assistant Surgeon P. at Gainesville the following letter where they have a cottage. ing Houses Mesdames Eliza Small,' Classic G. Parker, M. W. highly beneficial west of the Suwanee Lance, W. T. Is .interesting: Musson's swimming pool is the Mondays ’ noonday meal, rots Lewis, Ida Raymond, Marie McTosh river. ' •. Goodyear, J. O. Leverton, A. F. „ ■. coolest place in tow n .. Open Wod- beef. Gainesville, Fla., Aug. 1.— The Emma McGuage, Amanda Wiliiama Nordblom and A. Hose. The dry weather, which ruled otsday, Thursday, Saturday and Wednesdays and Saturdays, noon­ Annie China, Pearl Molloy, Sarah appearance of the semi-tropical army during most of the week, was very All men from 18 to 40 are eli­ Sunday afternoons. Fresh water day meal, atew or boiled. Worm In many fields through Jh{ Williams, Daisy WHlipms, • Minnie favorable for cotton, although' rain gible for enlistment . provided they every day. 85-tfp central portion of the State haa Thursdays, noonday pieal, steak Maisnn, L. M. Dates, Annie Colson, can pass the usual cxaminntlonv been responsible for the Impression is needed locally in portions of the Mr. and Mrs. Dressner expect to or Hamburg. Nettie Tanner, Fannie Orr, .Willie cotton district. As a result of the These dayB were made uniform Merritt, Casaie Merritt, Amanda Colored men arc used In the mess that pests were being spread Iry dry weather^ and high per centage return from Now York tho latter attendants branch and there la an enemy agenta. In discussing these part of August and get real busy fix­ over the state of Florida. All sugar Samuel, S. A. Pearshall, Jim Wilson opening now for enlistment in this rumors, the State Plant Commis- of sunshine cotton is opening quite bow& must be removed from the ing up their now store which is now rapidly In the central division, branch. sloncr, Mr. Wilmon Newell, »»ld :| whcre pickJng u |ncit.Mlng: „ Verai located in the heart of Sanford 1n table. Crowing Iloga Mem who arc registered may en­ the Woodruff building formerly For a hog to be profitable he "There Is no fohndatlon for such biles have been marketed. Bolls are list in this branch of the service occupied by the Bonita Cafe. New Ruling on Potatoes must be kept growing from birth to a belief. In the first place, this in- opening also in the-northern dl99—Ut—Fric „ / All potatoes must now be sold by marketing age. He cannot be profit­ jy first obtaining their release from sect is a native one, occurring in vision. The corn crop is. about ma­ Uieir local board. There is an ex­ in Florida every .year in limited Sec Dr. Davis for glosses at Lin­ the pound and not by dry’ measure able unless he is healthy. He can tured, except some late plantings. ceptional chance now for young numbera and aa rule not very de­ as heretofore. always be in a profit-producing con­ Tho ycilds are generally good, ex­ coln Hotel. ' 93-tf men of ability to obtain commis­ structive, and neither a German nor dition if he is fed. B. A, Thomas’ cept tho counties west of tho Su­ Mr. and Mrs. D. L. * Thrasher, sions in the naval service. Men re­ anyone else could possibly have pre­ Hog Powder "We poslively tell you wanee river, where dry weathe Six pounds per month per person Miss May Thrasher, Helen Hand cruited in this office will be sent- to dicted that some combination of that this remedy prevents cholera, caused damage. ’ Rain is needed in is the new ruling on Hour, calendar and Dr. and Mra. PulestOTN and Key West for training. natural causes would result in its uplands .for some cane, rice, and removes worms and cures thumps. month. 9S-:f family arc spending the wck at becoming unusually abundant this aweet potatoes. Citrus fruits are If the powder does not make good, Palm Springs where thpy have the year or that, even if Introduced into doing well. Worms damaged castor Thanks Red Cross. we will"—L. Allen Seed Co. 99-6tc. cottage and camp. J. D. Woodruff Master Mason's Degree. The bo)^ that left July 26th wish­ fields on purpose, it would prove and velvet beans, but the trouble and Owen Higgins arc also of the At the next regular communi­ es to thank the good Red Crors destructive. is decreasing. Rains were indicated License Inspector Appointed. party. cation of Sanford Lodge No.62 F. women of Sanford for the nice lunch-, at the close of the week over mostAt a recent meeting of the County "T h e appearance of the worms In Dr. D. C. Ward. Osteopathic and A. M. which will in- held on Commissioners Mr. Archie B. Cam­ cs prepared for our comfort. They thousands of fields through the cen­ of the state. Physician. First National Bank Tuesday evening Aug. 6th at 7:30 were highly appreciated. tral portion of the State is fully ac­ the Master Mason's Degree will be eron was appointed License Inspec­ Bldg., Phono 330-W. 64-tf We are now in Dcntion ’ Camp counted for by moths being carried tor for the County: it will be hU 666 contains no alcohol, arsenic conferred and every Mason is cor­ duty to see that every one engaged IL No. 15.. Co No, 6, Camp Green- with wind.%. or even migrating, dially invited to attend. nor other poisonous drugs. in a 'business or occupation requiring leaf, Chlckamauga Park, Ga. from the fields in South Florida The Entered Apprentice Degree We would all appreciate henring where they have developed in count­ Judge and Mra. Ernest House­ u' license is supplied with one; he holder and baby spent a few days was conferred at the last communi­ has already entered upon his duties from any of our friends . less millions." Scmcnole Boys. of this week at home. Mrs. House­ cation. Past Master L. K. Philips with his characteristic throughness A majority of the growing vege­ There Is no longer any doubt in holder and her mother Mrs. Julius presented the apron and working and has the names of several who table seed crops are in good condi­ the minds of the Plant Board In­ tools and Past Master C. J. Rumph will shortly be haled into court for Schultz are spending tbg summer at tion, according to reports juat re­ Qucnlln Roosevelt Dead ' spectors that the pest Is moving gave the lecture and delivered the doing business without a license. Daylcna Beach where they are ■ Tho Herald In Us Tuesday issue northward. Since Sunday the army ceived from many large growers in cc:.f.rtnbly located at the Daytona charge. Mr. Capieron .continues to call might well hove left unsaid tho re­ worms have appeared in Orange, the United States by the seedBeach Hotel on those who have failed to pay mark thrown at young Quentin Seminole and Pasco Counties. In reporting servlcj? of tho Bureau of PREVENT HOG CHOLER For Wood and heavy hauling see their personal property tazea before Roosevelt, whose noble death, most the western part of Pasco County Markota. Grower* In the East and The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder same Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf became delinquent, naturally and justly everywhere was they are doing serious damage and Middle West almost uniformly re­ has a record of 95 per cent cures of on last Saturday he attached n noticed by the public press. all Plant Board Inspectors in that ported on June 28 good growing 666 cures by removing the cause » * conditions. Some failures havo been Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs large stock of goods and the propri­ True and properly as intended section* have been assigned to fight­ Hebert Holly returned froa Day­ as directed, you need never fear hog reported for some crops In certain tona Deach today whero he haas cholera or any other hog disease. etor promptly got busy secured the it was a deserved recognition of the ing the pest. That the pest will sections, particularly California and been the guest of J. H. Sadler and And the directions are very simple, money and paid his taxes. A sto­ bereaved and distinguished father. appear thin week and next in Marion the Pacific Northwest, where hot Citrun, Sumter, Hernando, andprofamily at the Sadler cottage. He just about what you are doing, plus rage spare has been secured in the Four boys and all in France, the bably other central Florida counties weather during June damaged many Court House and hereafter Mr. youngest dead on the field of "honor sill go to Oakland Monday where a few cents' worth of B. A. Thomas' crops severely. Crops growing In Cameron expects to seize personal where service and death endear and la extremely probable. ' he will remain for the next two hog Powder in the feed twice a week. the river districts of California have*, property and store it until necessary immortalize every gallant son who The Plant Board is warning far­ aufferod tho least from brought and seeks and expects to spend a week Usually, though, Cholera gets in advertisement is made, then sell makes the sacrifice. mers throughout central and north­ the prroepecta in these section* are with his mother Mrs. R. J. Holly before we know it. Then it requires it for the taxes; only wo weeks no­ Hats ofT! ern Florida to examine their fields that fair to normal aecd crops will at the Daytona Beach Hotel the close attention to each hog—each tice of sale is necessary, ' AN OLD RED. at* once, particularly castor bean, be harvested. Hot weather In the lut of August. hog must be dosed—and if you will cotton, velvet bean and sweet po­ spring In the western section will C66 cures ^falarisl Fever. dose them as directed, you will save Hankntun Bros. N ew Hugar Regulation tato fields, for uin nit sections already result damage ranging from better than 90 per cent. If you SLEEP INSURANCE Roberta, Ga.- Jnn . afflicted the crops have been prac­ "slight damage” to 15 per cent, ac­ Effective August 1st., the allow­ don’ t, the II. A. Thomzs medicine “ A Terror to Mosquitoes.” Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., ance of sugar is to be two pounds tically wiped out whfte the farmers cording to local conditions. costs you nothing. We—not some 72-tf Fudurah, Ky. per person, per month and house­ did not apply poison in time, while distant manufacturer—pay your Frank Baker of Jacksonville was Gentlemen: . wives arc going to be kept busy the worms were still young. Similar in the city, yesterday looking after money back. Attract and Repel Lightning. A Mr. Will Wnchtor of this coun­ planning their menus and using all warnings have been sent out by L. Allen Seed Co. 9I-Fri-4tc The beat conductors of lightning, the old home town and seeing hiq ty had some hogs that were down the University of Florida Experi­ sorts of sugac substitutes—honey, placed In.the order of conductivity, are friends. Frank is the son cf Frank with cholera and had given up all syrup, molarses and other kinds of ment Station to all County Agenta. said to b e: Metals, gas coke, graphite, 2nd.War Fund Pledges. hope of saving them and would not Baker who was the. editor of tho sweetening. The new sbgnr regula­ n the invader} districts the County solutions o f salts, acids and water. August payments arc due on the Gate City Chronicle here many spend one penny on them. I gave Agenta and Federal* Department The best nonconductors, ending with 2nd of August. Payment arc due him one 15 lb. pail of .your B. A. tions arc in accordance with the new yean ago a n d . who died some Bi­ of Agriculture .employees are work- nearly perfect Insulation, are India order Issued )>y. State1 Food AmdinlaAugust payments nre due on 2nd Thomas’ Hog Powder and he has tten yenrs ago. Frank learned the ng with the Plant Board force in rubber, gutta-perchn, dry air and gases, War Fund Pledges. Send checks to just come ht and paid me for It- and trator, Braxton Beacham, who of printer* trade hero and- Is now a subduing (he pest. w ool,‘ ebonite, silk, glass, war, sul­ course is acting upon instructions linotype operator on the JacksonviJ|c Mrs. Deane Turner or C. H. Du­ advises that every one of his aick from the National Food Adminis­ Directions for fighting tho army phur, resins, paraffin. hogs got well and that he had-killed Times Union. He paid tho Herald Bose. tration. A new feature of the Aug­ Mrs. Deane Turner them and now has .them In his smoke office an appreciated call. ust sugar regulation is the fact that Red .Cross 2nd War Fund. house nnd that all were as fine as every grocer has been instructed to 666 cures Bilious Fever. any he had killed this year'. keep n record of each and every per­ Sl e e p i n s u r a n c e Red Cross Dues.. 1 want to ndd-that he said hLi son to whom hc sella sugar and the "A Terror to M osquito;*." July and August Renewals of hogs were down and so sick that hc amount sold. These names arc to bo 72-J’ membership in Seminole County had to pry their mouths open and carefully kept on file, nnd at the end Regular meeting Semlnoic Rc- arc due. June members will be drop­ his wife poured the powder down of the month will be listed and sub­ hfknh Lodge No.43 Friday evening ped frote the rolls if durs ore not mitted to the Food Administrator. their throats. Aug. 9th in Masonic Hall. Initiation paid by Aug. 10th. Pay, dues to the Please find check in ful l -of my The Ijsts from the different grocers tf candidates. Degree staff please secretary who will give membeiship account and with kindest regards will then be checked.. If It is found he present. Every member urged to certificate In receipt. Fifty one num­ that persons have been buying , at we Beg to remain, THBPOQ r HOUSE he present and. visiting Rcbckahs bers dropped in June and July. Not Yours very truly, different stores and exceeding their welcome. Como out and help boost much sympathy for the boys at the Bankston Bros, allotment, Government officials will v the order. Secy. front! The pity of it is, thnt some L. Allen Seed Co., 09— 6t3 proceed to press the cases against are sons, husbands, and brothers. 666 cures Chills and Fever. the offenders. ^ Are you a Red Crors rlacker? SLEEP INSURANCE DR. COLLINS AT THE TEM PLE Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Sec. "A Terror to Mosquitoes." N E X T S UNDAY EVENING. Methodist Church Seminole County Chapter, 72lf On next Sunday evening Dr. C. The services at the First McthdfiL. Collins of DeLnnd will deliver 1st Church Aug. 4th will bo as fol Attention Red Cross Death o f Eicklal Matthews, the last'of hiaseriea of addresses at Beginning Monday the work in the Baptist Temple, his subject will lows: Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. isl Matthews died at his Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. home on Second street yesterday Surgical Dressings will be resumed be "Invisible Patching." Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. *itrr an Illness of several weeks hav- after a lull in the work of. the past Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. At the close of the morning ser­ ing been a sufferer for some years few weeks. B. Y. P. U. at 7:00 P. M. mon the Sacrament ■of the Lord From Monday on thr rooms will with Bright’s disease. Mr. Matthews Come and bo with us, our audi­ was 82 years of age at tho time of be open dally during the regular torium is large and comfortable, we Supper will be administered. All *L' <ieBth and had been a resident hours for this- •week. have an abundant supply of elec­ Christians are Invited to unite with c this city for several years. He tric fans, and plenty of Elder us in this solemn service. A special tn^eil to Leesburg from his honie Removal Notice Springs water ice cold. welcome Is assured those who may n Alabama and waa a resident of I have moved my cleaning and Dr. Collins has a message for you. be absent from their home churches. Leeiburg.for forty yesra. He moved pressing business from the corner of 0 ,<'“r>ford about twelve years ago Palmetto and-Firet street to the cor­ * At the morning worship Mra. J, K Florida Artillery Hites. n< here as elsewhere he waa loved ner across Rom Wight Grocery Co., Washington^ P . C. Aug. 1.— Sen MettlngeF, who is to leave ngx^week Mrs. F. LaRocquc. nntl feipectcd by all who knew him. ator Park Trammell has been - in* to make her future home in Jackson Theifunerjli services occurred from 93-tf _______________ _ _ dustriously working for the last vllle, is to alng for us.'- Mrs, Mettlnn7 at ten this M- Dr* Red Croas M e m b e rsh ip s for.Jaly 1st week to secure inspection of Florida ger’s many friends will be deligbtec sites for use as a proposed artillery orr Tn,°e °* t*,e Pr«sbyterisn church H a n fo r d . camp. The senator, whose home la to have this opportunity to hear ICBting, Interment being made at New members— Mrs. J. D. Jen­ A most 'cordial .invita ‘■shurg this afternoon in charge of h\ Lakeland,. Flan made i . number her again. burg lodge of Masons an honor- kins, MU* Brend^ IM0^ ° h , Fikirk of calls at the war department re- tion is .extended to.alj. Voley Willi*iu*. MU» Edith Eskirk s DOMAIN VEGETABLE SEED CROP PROMISING Some Have Gone Others May But Many Will Stij$gftay ' Those Who Don’t Are Those Who Won’t Save For A Rainy. Day! Seminole County Bank > escort fromSanford v . lodge accom• . �AUGUST^ l9io help fanning to toyself, but thought of~tho hlrTtOTL * a »w h ltig . more or lew unheceiifirnjr, 1 began to wonder whether I had not ncted fooltahly In undertaking It. uneventfully and when the abow wns •over I rdlxed with tho crowd and dis­ appeared, feeling very proud of myself •and with n good deal more confidence CORONADO BEACH • ■" w rosrteiiE^BuyawA --------- FOR*.HATES ADDUKSS Specially preparedfor this Newspaper by *Pictortal Review. ~ M R S. W . W . ALCOTT. p rop -_____ Garage Accomodation.1! -------Se»yoo<M)|iiBefi A'SPcclaliy— NOTICE D IS C O N T IN U A N C E T R A I N S 32-33 CHAPTER XV. “ SOUTHLAND'’ Between JACKSONVILLE-ATLANTA Effective last train Northbound August 3rd. trains 32-33. The South­ land at present operated between Jacksonville, Cincinnati, Louisville and Indianapolis will be discontinued between Jacksonville and Atlanta. Women motorcycle and aide-car drivers are not uncommon In the streets of London these days. They act as dispatch carriers and drivers for oao o f the women's auxiliaries t^gt have so greatly assisted tho Vqernraont. tifflflly." TEo~Truth~of The matter Is T wns never so uneasy In my life. Every mlnuto seemed like on hour, aod a dozen times I was on the point of get­ ting up nnd leaving. There wero al­ together too many soldiers In the placo to suit me, nnd when tho Gorman o f­ ficers seated themselves right at my table I thought that wns about all I could stnnd. A h It was, however, tho lights went out shortly afterwards nnd In the dark I felt considerably easier. After tho first picture, when tho lights wept up again, I ihnd regained ray composure considerably and I took advantage o f the opportunity to.study the various types of people In tho place. LIEUTENANT PAT O BRIEN From my sent I hnd n splendid chance to see them all. At one tablo Ootrrisfti, UU, br I’M AItb O’Brtaa o r nolle eel wTTnFTInuI linTilHfiicO wlih t h e Germans, and 1 did so. IIo snid t h e same thing to mo ns he had said to tho officers, perhaps a little moro sharply, and gnvo mo bnck tho blit. Latrr on, ho returneil to tho tublo with a handful o f change nnd wo closed tho tranaactlon. I gnvo him 25 centimes a s p tip— I hnd never yet been to a place whero It wns necessary to talk to do that. During my first half hour In (tint theatre, to say I wns on pins nnd 9**dlce Is to express my feelings E a sy and P ra ctica l H om e D ressm aking Lessons / Prepared Specially for this Newspaper by Pictorial Review. For tlie W om an W h o Dresses Correctly. , J* “~W • T C'iTtij y f W jA / a —j S] \ / \ \ J/ [ \ / I \// L V 1/ \ jy v\ l i t 1 \A Il Sflft V 1J 1 IVI l’\ r i fW]rHf IK /, / HAJ' / * /• I Jl /I i . \I [JTJ / / l // f * ’l l ? • L W * dart scam as notched tormlasttag tho Beam at tho small "o" perforation. Close remaining seam os notched. Bow slcovo In armhole of outer waist as notched, with small **o" perforalion at shoulder scam easing any ful* ne®9 between notches. Hold the sleeve toward you when basting It In armhole. Arrange outer waist on undorbody with conlor-bnckB. lowor front edges and underarm scams oven; stitch tho lower edges to position, tack neck edges of back togelhor and lack the front to vest matching Ijio small V perforations. Then Join tho gores of the skirt as notched' leaving tho left tldo scam * *r0° Bl>ovo >owcr Inrgo "O'* porforgtlon In front goro and finish for clos lng. Gather upper edgp betwcei 'A- : '■ • : m ^7G 33 ▼ A. tan voile cottar and betted tilth wclf-materlal, the cottar fined iclfh satin. Braid adorns the outer edges •t the collar and ends of the belt. A pleasing suggestion for the welldressed woman is this ono-plcco dross o f tan cotton vollo. Tho front Is un­ derfaced and rolled back to form rerare ahovo which Is a square collar outlined with braid. -Tho two-ploco aklrt has a high waistline and Is gathered under a b e lt'o f self-matotlaL Flare cuffs finish the one-piece alaevea and the ondi*ot the belt aro braided to match the collar. In med­ ium else tho costume requires 5 -yards 44-lnch material. Tha undorbody should be made ■Brat, eo that tho vest piay bo ar­ ranged upon It Btltch right aide to <90011100 and flnlah the left sldo edgo tor closing. To make the outer vralsf,,close under-arm and shoulder atoms as notched. Gather tower edge between "T* perforations and 2 Inekia' above. •I f dostred with square - cellar, undorfaco front edge of outer front to link of double small "op" perforations. - Now, face tb* collar and sew to week edge, with notches and centerbacks even. Roll collar and front of -waist as Illustrated. O : "T" perforations. Adjust skirt on waist stitching tho upper edge along tho upper row of - gathers In waist with contor-frouta and center-backs oven. Ilrlng sido scam to tho slogla largo "0 " porfordtlon In front of waist, and leava skirt freo from ceator-front to loft side opening: drew gathers to tho required size, bind tho edges and flqlsh for closing. Now take tho girdle and sash and gather edges between “T " perfora­ tions and draw gathers In'to about 414 Inches. Adjust to position on waist with center-front* and center* backa oven; double email “oo" per­ forations „ indicate center-front and single email "o" perforation* indi­ cate csnter-back of girdle. Tack up­ per edge to position at the upper small "o" perforations In vest, at tha underarm seam In front and near the center-hack; tack the girdle to tho upQcr edge of aklrt (at center front) at tho single large “ O" per foratlon. Plait sash placing "T* on corresponding double small “o<JM perforations and tack. Fold over (wltlrtha shorter end on top) match­ ing the small V perforation* and Uck together forming a loop. A r yang* ’aaab under upper right edge " o f girdle and tack upper edge of gtr .P ictorieiaevlew Costume No. 7639. Sizes. 34 to.43 inches bust." Price, S3 pastel shades. A narrow edging of ATLANTIC COAST LINE R. R. accomplished. Naturally' I avoided speaking to anyone,* I f a man or woman appeared abont to speak to me, I Just-turned my head and looked or walked away In some other direction. I must hnvo becfl taken for ant un­ social sort o f Individual a good many times, and If I. had cncountofed the No, 19420—Detail o f Braiding same person twice I suppose my con­ Design. duct might have aroused suspicion. * braid gives an unusually dainty I had a first-class observation o f the touch to the collar and, If desired, dnmago that was really dono by our a email embroidery design may be added. The dotal shows how tho bombs. Ono bomb hod lnnded very braid appears when put on In bop, near the main railroad station and If dor effect It (• four Inches wide it had been only thirty yards nearer and takes'but little time to stitch would havte completely demolished It. on the machine, Very few dressed As tho station was undoubtedly our nowadays hare the braid put on by airman's objective I was very much hahd unless the materials aro ex­ Braided Gotten Voile. I b i t l b t d a l l l t n i i M n l t for Impressed with the accuracy of his tremely. sheer and difficult to man­ druralainf u d lh« GUH.SIM fw nlm. It Is by no means an easy thing always attractive and - costs but age. Dy carefully regulating the n t f t t l li l u ; sad bH d d r.lt of li t to hit a building from tho air when -He of tho stitches, however, oven tittle. Embroideries are highly to it. NO M A 1 1 Kit tha u l u t aI tout you sre going nt onywhero from flfty be desired, everyone admits, but they cropo georgetto and chiffon cloth raw, •( t tar CLASSES Am nt! nil to one hundred miles nn hour and nro take longer to-dovelop and everyono may bo braided by machine. The job jtrfirilj. call an tna. can not do embroidery successfully, pattern suppllos six yards of 4-Inch being phot nt from beneath from a I SI any I j t that raa»tada la II|hl.while everyone can stitch braid Into border, one yard of which to braid dozen different angles— unless, of You ara lattlrd la nil far roBmllaU. 1 requires 10)4 Yards of soutacho. a bit of material. course, you nrc taking ono of thoso and adilft. desperate chances and (lying so low Pictorial Revtow Braiding No. *12 426. Transfer, blue or yellow. that you cannot very well miss your Costume No. 7S59. Sizes, 34 to 44 laches bust. Price, 26 cents. mark and tho Huns can’ t very well D R . E. S . H O F F M A N miss you either I ” • OCCUUST-OPTICIA N I walked t>y the nlntlon nnd mingled clothes word- h o longer 'cOilktantiy IS Waal Cburrb SI. Ohtado, Florida Admitted He Said Something. < with the crowds which stood In tho soaking, my opportunities for getting A floe distinction wns drawn by n entrances. Th<«r paid no more at­ food were considerably less than they tention to me than they did to real Bel­ had been. Nearly nil the time I was man In the nnmi-s he had called a gians, nnd the fact that tho lights half famished, nnd I decided that I neighbor. In n suit before the London­ were all out In (hts city nt night mndo would get out of thero nt once, since derry assizes ono of the defendants de­ It Impossible nnywny for anyone to 1 wus entirely through with Iluyllgcr. nied calling the rector a thick-headed old fool, hut admit led calling blin a get ns good u look at mo ns If It had My physical condition wns greatly pig-headed humbug. been tight. Improved. Whllo .tho lack of fdod During tho time thnt j was In this showed itself on me, 1 hud regained city I suppose I wandered from ono- sotuo. of my strength, my wounds cad of It to the other. In one place, wero healed, and my ankle was where tho QemiJl) staff hnd Its head­ stronger, and although my knees wero quarters, a hu;w German flag bung still considerably enlarged, I felt that from the window, nnd I think I would I was In better shape than I hnd bcca hnvo given ten years o f my life to nt any time slnco my leap'from ths hnvo stolen It. Even If I could have train, nnd I was ready to go through pulled It down, however, It wouldTinve Whatever wns In store for me. been Impossible .fbr mo to have con­ CONTINUED IN -N E XT ISSUE cealed It, nnd to hnvo carried It away* with me ns a souvenir, therefore would GETTING A “BEAD” ON A HUN have been out of the question. As I went along.the street ono night n Indy slumtlng nn the corner stopped mo nnd spoke to me. My first Impulse, o f course, wns tonnswer her, explain­ ing that I could not understand, but I stopped myself In time, pointed to my ears nnd mouth nnd shook my bend. Indicating that I was deaf nnd dumb, nnd she nodded understnndlngly nnd walked on. Incidents of thnt kind were nnt unusual, and I wns always In fear thnt tlic* (line would come when some Inquisitive nnd suspicious German would encounter mo and not bo so easily ealisfled. Thero nro ninny things thnt I saw In this city which, for various reasons. It Is Impossible fo r mo to rclnto until after tho war Is over. Homo of them, ][ tldnk, will create moro surprlso than tho Incidents I um free to reveal not/.It used to a mu so mo ns I went along tho Btreets of this town, looking In tho shop windows with'German sol­ diers at my. nldo looking at tho same things, to think hou$ closo I was to them nnd they had no way o f knowing. I wns quite couvlnced that If I were discovered m y fate 'would hnvo been denth because I not only hnd the forged passport on me, but I had been so ninny days behind tho German Hues nftcr I hnd escaped that they couldn't snfely tot ine live wlth.lho Jnfortpa* tlon I possessed. This mnchlno gun operator Is care­ Ono night I walked boldly across a fully aiming a Lewis gun at a raiding park. I heard footsteps behind me nnd Gotha. - It takes a dead shot to bring turning round saw two German sol­ dovfa olio of tho birds when It files diers. I slowed up a triflo to let them high.• * get ahead of me. It ivas rather dark and I got a chance to see what a won­ GAVE BLOOD FOR BROTHER derful uniform the German military authorities hnvo picked out. The sol­ Transfusion In a Hospital In Chicago di era had not gone moro than a few Gaves Man From Keokuk, feet ahead o f mo when they disap­ Iowa. * , * * peared In tha darkness Ilka opa of Fort Madison, la.—N. J. Bever, man­ tlioso melting pictures on tha moving ager o f the Fort Madison Produce and plcturo acreen. .. A s I wondered through tho streets 1 8toragc company, Is borne from the frequently glanced lu tho cafe win­ Augustnna hospital In Chicago, whero dow ns I passed. German ofllcora ho ‘gnvo up somo of his blood In a wero usually dining there, but they transfusion operation In order that didn't conduct themselves with any­ his brother, M. C. Bever of Keokuk, thing like tho llght-honrtedncss which might live. . , characterizes tho allied ofilcera In . The operation was successful and It uuu ju a i jrs u u 1U .U u u u . “ “ “ —— . . . London snd Paris. I was rather sur­ tins bccq announced that the Keokua pronbtmclag. Tha Four Great American Hymne-ere printed prised nt this becauso In this part of man will live, although It may be nec­ and bound with thin Sallore end Soldlere Teetemant, Belgium they wero much freer than essary to furnish him with a llttlq ad­ they would havo been lu Berlin, ditional blood to aid his own. Other HELP TO BRING THE BOYS.BACK CLEAN where, I understand, food Is compar­ members of the family have agreed to atively scarce and. Tho restrictions furnlah this If it Is needed.. Mr. Dover This Sailors and Soldier Testamont, neatly packed, arc very strict. has been suffering for yea n with a bad caae of anaemia. ■>ready for mailing, given with a years ailb- (P O K j ) -The local man declares he feels no scription to the Sanford Herald for.....:..;...' , . worse for his experience aside from a soreness in his left arm. from which While 1 had* place to sleep and my member the transfuslon/wM made. GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY W ILL BRING BACK Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments -Are the Best :. �■— TT Tti ■ Helping .Blind Chlnete, * nirki.y- jOttlonnrteM f r o m -t h a -T r -W s -n —A '— — .oditlnjrifl tt5® relief at o f th« the Mfna blind .wlrtM. tint find t f difficult to attl> — - tvc-gnt-tocfflWw--of-*he -mrlonir -'•gJoM heU eftoftho Chinese.______ Let Your Work BoflThorouBh. iZJt don not nuke.anr^tUirerenee at all how quickly you may g«t through joor work. If, after you have flnlehed -H^eonut-onej.clgtLhaa to coma ainn« -MdJflilir-eompleto-tho-job,------ S iS S irit " kv sale, ____________ 55.!? ________. . . . . uay n| suly ■vis in ike t'lrcull ('uml tl' the Ssvenlh Judicial Ciicull e| Ftsfete^Jn HemlaoU Coun­ ty, In Chtncsry, wheceln Renjsmln Ut»w it ctimpUlnint. sr.d Thstrhcr Rrslty Compeay a Florid* rtirpurallon, Frank A- Best led Mary M. Heet, hit wife, J. 0. Beet, Welker »r H. Adtms, J. B. Blown end Mery Brawn. n. bit•wife. -.1-1 **• "M." It. Thatcher- O .n ... « ___ . . . . ... ioung. Utile l.rwle. G. V. John* Good Exeuss for Bothering. eon. Wllllem Clerk.-end Mura Clerk, ble Mrrsay Monroe, e. ■ittnlnl.liatiis cl Charlie lived wl!h Wt jaunt, who wna wife, the estate. of II. C. Monroe, deeeeied. Ure­ • milliner nnd worked down town. Sho ter A. reliant, widow. Frrd Clair, Auiuitut Cherlr* N’rely end Lnllle Nerly, tad told him net to telephone to her Schneider. his wile, Gilbert DaLotrh, Itelerl Monteneit wna important. Ono day sho o, llley Littles end E*l*ll Utile*, bit wile , O. tfieion . end Vlole Staton, bit wile, v (i called to the phone, and little Ie ere defendants, I will ofi*r for tele end tell nurlM raid, “Auntie, don’ t be* cross, •] before the court house door of Seminole County, at Sanford, Florida, during the le­ tat this Is something very Impossible.” gal home of tale on the flr*t Monday In B------ .1 - 4 ^Chicago Tribune. , Early Guidebook. The*cprllest guidebook printed In English la “Instructions for Forralhe TrsTclI" published In 10-12 by James : powell, a famous traveler o f that day. Father Ata I t ■ i t * proprietor of a Cleveland meat losrkft sold a nlckcl’a worth ot dog meat to a small boy, nnd was told the pest day by the boy that the meat was got good, and that his father couldn’t a t it. The batcher Is now wondering pbo eats the meat he sells for dogs. LEGAL ADVERTISING hole 1 and S. Block I. Tier 6 VTi" i6*,,7.' A I of Block 1 Tier 6 I Tier 10 A of Block 1. Tier 18. All of Block I, Tier 21. Tfer°8 h *,,,t {1*“ * ''t 100 f' ,,) ,Botlt 2 Lota 3 and 4, Block 2, Tier 9 All ol Block 2. Tier 10. ' * Lot. 8. 9. lOriloek 2 Tier I I . . ' Tie **18 * * ** *°uthea*t quarter, Block 2, Northwet quarter Block 2,'Tler 20. }^>U 3 and 7. Block 3, Tier 1. Lota IS and 18 Blork 3. Tier 1. I^>ta 2 to 9 Inclusive. Block 3, Tier 10. Lot. I.,* .,8 .7 . 8. 9 Block 3, Vice 11 . Fractional Weal half Blork 3, Tier 12. Weal half Block 3. Tier IS. Southern quarter Block 3, Tier 19. Lot 9, Block 4, Tier 8. Lot 8, Block 4, Tier 7. Lot 3, Block 4. Tier 8. Lot 6 . 7. 8. 9. 10. Blork 4. TIrr 9. -------Lota I, 2, 3, Block 4, Tier 10. Lot. I. 2. 3. 6, 7, 8. 9 lllork 4. Tier 11. Weat naif Blork 4, Tier 12. Elit half Block 4, Tier 18. Southweat quarter Blork 4, Tlir 19. Kait half Blork 4\ Tier 20. Eait- hall Blork 4, Tirr 21. Lot 3, Blork S. Tirr 7. Lot 8, Block 5. Tier 7. Lota 9. and 10, Block S, Tirr 1. Lota 3, 4. S. 7 Block S. Tier 8. Lot 9. Block S, Tier 8. Lota 4. 8, 9, 10. Block S, Tirr 10. AU of Block 5, Tirr 12. All ot Block S. Tier IB. it ike Clrcoll Conrl flerenth Jodlrlel Cfr. nil, Hrmloele Coanty, tw Ckeacery. Prlle M. Tumor Bill * t». for Robert E. Tumor Dlrorr* Order ot Publication It appear* from tho affidavit herein duly |rd duly twom to by A, K. Pnwrrt, that ke le solicitor tor tho complainant. In tho •belt entitled cause: that It le tho belief *( tke affiant that Robert E. T Turner, la e sm -resident of lha fltato ot Florida end Uet hie addroaa la utiknow^n^ anil tbit three i* ep 1 o eon ____ In__tho atato . ol ortda, the ser- . Nor thr tit quarter and South half Block S, tire' of a eubpoena upon whom would bind Tier • 19. Ea*t half Block S, Tirr 20. d<frndent,. and affiant further say* th*l Or d.frn__ r ____ All Iricrpl norlhwnt uuartrr) if Blork kr hrlirvM tho ago of tho defendant to hr S. Tier 21. •trr tnrnty-ono year*. All of Block 8, Tirr 22. . You. Itobert E. Turner, are therefore Lot* 6 , 7, H, lllork 6, Tirr 7. • erdect-d to appear to thla hill on Monday, I.fit I | t o III i n r l u i i t r lilt rh ■*._ T ir r . Or Ilk day of October, 1918, the ,ern. All of Block li. Tirr ID. tern, a Itule day of thla Court, or said Bill All <e»crpt lot 3» Blork 6. Tirr 11 will hr taken at ronfeeeed. Northwr*t quarter lllork 6, Ti. r 17. ft i< further ordered that thla nutlre he Soulhratl quarter Block 6, Tirr 17. aikUibrd for eight eoneecutiVe wreka In Writ half Block 6, Tirr Ih. the Sinford Herald, a nrwapaper puhliihr.l All ol Block 6, Tirr I® in Seminole County, Florida. All of Block 6, Tirr 2® U'ltnn*. K. A. Douglass, Cirri, of thr All ot lllork 6. Tier 21. Cirruit Court In and for Seminole Couniy, All of Block 6, Tirr 22. Florida and tho oral of aald Court, thla - h Lola 6. 7. 8 Block 7. Tier fl. dv, of July, A. D. ISIS. Lot* I. 2. 3. Block 7. Tirr * E. A. Douglass. Clrrk Lot* 1. I S. 6, 7. 8 Block 7. Tier 9 ml By E. 11. Wllau n. It. ('. All of lllork 7. Tirr 10 A K. Towere, Lot. I, 2. 3, t. 6, 7. 8 Block 7. Tl«r It Selmtor for Complainant. ■ All ol Block 7, Tirr 16. 97-Fri-Vtc. South half of norlhcart quartrr and toulh hellrr af Apatlrallon far Tat Heed ander Section • ol Chapter 4118, Lawn of Florida S'otire la hereby tlven that Joe Kindrirk. purrhatrr of Tax Certificate No 162, dated Or 3rd day of July, A. II. 1916, ha* filr.f ■aid rrrtifirate Im my office and ha* midr apphralion for ta l deed to iiaue tn arrnrdinrr with law. Said certificate embrace* tkr following deocribed property *ltu*trd In Seminole county, Florida, to wit: Ely ci Wti of NEM ol NEJg See. 6. Tp. 2o S. H If E.. 10 arroa. The (aid land bring aa»r»e« at tha dal* of tkr iMuinre ot aucb certlflcar* In th* name of W. W. Ilrltt. .Union aald rertifirare ahall be redeemed according to law tax deed will iMur thrreon on tha 27th day of Augual ■A. I). .1916. Wlineu my ofOrial algnature and teal thin the 24tb day of July A. D. 1918. (Seal) £ . A. llouglau Clrrk Circuit Court Semlnnte County, Florida. By V. E. llouglata, I). C. ST-FH-Stc half Block 7. Tirr 18 All of lllork 7, Tirr 2n. All of Block 7, Tirr 21All fe»rludinr It. It. II. of W I Tirr 22. Lot. 2. J, 4, 8 Block 8. Tirr 1. . I>.t 8, Block 8, Ti»r 7. Writ half including It. It. H. Block 8, Tier 14. All (eirludlng It. II. It. ol Way) »nS 1 m __ u * ii« . . j Ji!ASTEB'H ' ti {‘ Y I|I* B| »* Jt- h. si w»y) iil^h i i i i i a*• ur. iOi ' ~ T» » F. 1 All orBliyir* ?* Vr,U , M i «• *■ 10 Blork lN , Tier Sr $ IN. Tie* 10. * *•{ Blork lN , Tier 10. i “4 * * « hlotk IN , Tier IS. All of Block IN , Tier 10. All of Block IN. Tier 10 . ol nioek-SN, TUr SO. — _____ Wrat half of block J. 2 and.west twothird. ol blocka IN, 2N, and SN, all In Tier 12, more fully drecrlbed ^na^beginning with ra.t line of 1’aplar Avenue: eaat alonr north llna ot Flrat Street to a point 190 fret wr.t of wrat boundary of the Atlantic Cnaal Une Ballroad right-of-way (aald rightof-way being adjacent to w rit line 'of Cedar Avenue): north to Lak* Monroe, weaterly along ahore of aald lak* lo Eaat Jin* of rop ­ ier Avenue, eitrndcd; thence aouth to be­ ginning. Weat two-third, ot Jlloek 8. Tier 12. more paitirularly dr.ctlbed a* all of block 6 , tier 12, in ce p t beginning at laleraecllon of •outh line 01 Fourth Street with the *c*J line nf Cedar Avenue: Ihcnra *nuth 266.1 fort; thenrr we.t 145 fret: Ihcnre north 160 frrt In right-of-way ol Orange Bril' Hall­ way: thrnre nnrthra.lrily atone .aid rightof mmy 1IU frrt: Ihrncc ra.t *3 frrt to brglnKing*. All n o p t fractional ra.t half of block *. tin 12. more fully dwribrd a- all of block 7 tier 12 Iratrpt that part bounded a. billow * . Ilrginnlng at Inler.rctlon of .outh tin. of Fifth Sturt with thr writ line of Crdar Avenur run »(.t It*' frrt; .outh 1.0 f.rt . «i>uthwe.lrrl} 1IO fr«t. (ait 220 frrt; north 261 fort to brginningl. All of block h, tirr 9 ilr*. railroad right-ofway and all block h. tirr 10 <lr.. railroad right-ot-w*) i »nd more fully drrrribrd *• beginning on thr touth linn of Siith Mrret at a point 2 Ircl w<«t and 66 Irtl .outh ol ■outhwr.t rnrnrr ol bloek 7. tirr 10; thrnre ract to tlir Atlantic Coa.t Unr Bailrnad right-of-way. thrnce .oulhwr.lrrly along vaid right of way to a point aouth of beginning: thrnce nortfi si frrt to brglnning. lllork 7, ..a w s a e a w ’- y f e V v s REPAIRING INNER TUBES • is as important as rejairing (ho * outer rnsinpi- We do both equally satisfactorily. Our vul­ canising work stands up under the most severe conditions of road use and weather. It makra both casings and tubes tougher and more durable without de­ stroying their ela*« icily. ^ o V T f.'u w a r iilp '« i u U , r.Vgy. So tT Z . Houthwe*t quarter of *<»7*0" **• ,ow »" • % u 1,h . r . r hqur. - r ri « « t h . . . t quarter , r i r i t t V w * £ k » P >° «Mtk* rang. 30 . . . i ( in i railro*<f fl|hl*«i*w«y)* An«l ilia undivided onr-effhlh Inlff* rat In and to tha following d ..c r ib .d land. ■Ituate In Volu*la County, Florida, to » l b All frartlonal See. 13, TP- 18 ,-Bang# 37. Si* of NEH ®r B 20 chain* of lot 2 and q p 1/ H»c II* T p 14^ R|BKv 27a All fractional S tc North half Hec. 24, Tp. 14. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS t 7t That 'part* o"*NWl< Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, Florida' of .outh.aat tart-of railfoad (el(wptbc*mriary) B*r! T p- »4. Bang. *8. RWty of HEX Fee. 18. Tp- 14, Rang# 28. ay „f NEW and NW)< ofVNKW a n J s E '4 ,n d ? o t . 1.2, 3, and 4 Her. IS. T P. 14. Rang. sir Sff,Um• ,f Cfc*»lw 4,M* **•«;«rUr- Ajf® ®orlk*r" ,B 1B*r," h|p ......... ..... N*ue* la h*r#hy S van ‘ bs« Cameron^ lp “ •0U,h•I uurchaaer ot Ta« Certificate No. 283. ilatad quarter of section a, iowu*oiP A^*o*0 o*ernment lot 4 of action 1. lawn- |fh ^ ^ d . d ^ . I f ,JuTyL A ._ 6 ' lt lS ,.h ,. f ilg —JkU-al- Hioek-2 N rT tif I K Lot 10. Bloek 7, Tier A. • Lot 2, Bloek 8, 'Her D. All of Block 8. Tier II. All lot* 1 and 2 (earept weat SO feat) Block *. Tier II. Lota 4, S. 7. S, 10,-Block » , 'Tier II. All lot 3 (earept weat SO feat of N ){) Block 9, Her II. Lola S. 9. 10. Block 10. Tier F. I-ota 2, 3. 4. 8, Block 10, ‘ner O. Late I, 2, 3. Block 10, Tier II. I^ta 4 and 3, Black 11, Tlir C. Lota s and * Block 17, Tltr IL Lou I, 2, 3. 4. 8, 10, niock II, Tier E. Lota 2, 3, 4. Bloek l i . Tier F. lota 2, 3. 8 Block 11, Tier G. ■* E tj of lota I, 2. 3, A lota 4, 6, A 8 Block 11, Tier 11. Lota 2. 3. A 8 Block It, Tier A. All (earept I. 6, 8. 7.1 Block 12, Tier B. All (airept 1, 8, P.l Blork It, Tier C. All (ricepl lot I) Bloek 12. Tier I>. Lot* I, 2. 3. 4. 8 Block 13. Tier E. • All (earept lot 8) Block1 12, Tier F. All (airept lota I, 2, 3, S, T) Blork 12, Tier G. I-ota C, 7, 8, 9, Block’ 12, Tier It. . 1.0U 2. 3. 8. 9 Block 13, Tier A. LoU 8, 7, 8 Blork IS. Tltr B.~ All of Block 13. Tier U. All Urea loU 1 aid » Block 13, Tier E All of Blork 13, Tier F. All of Blork 13. Tier 0 . __All of Block IN, Tier 18. All ot Block IN . Tier 21. Fractional Eaat half of Block 1, Tier 1, morn fully deocribed at, beginning 68 teat north of Interaaetloa of aouth Hat of Cominertial Street with weat Bat of Sanford Avenue In Sanford, Florida, wrat 117 laat; north to Lake Monroe, aouthrsitrtlr along ihora of aald lake* to point ot, north begin­ ning aouth to beginning. I.nt. I. 2. 3 t. S lllork IS. Tier ?. bring ,amr proprrtv rrrnnrou.ly dr.Clibrd In warranty drrd from W J Thlgprn to llrnj. Dfrw. raid drrd bring of record in thr pub­ of Srtnlnolr County a. lot* »■ of 88.1 3lic 6.record, 7 of .aid block and tier, there bring no ............ Block 8, Iota 6 and 7 in .aid block and tier. Alan that part of Block 3. Tier 17 d«aAll including It. It. II. of W.l Block 8. cribrd a. follow. Beginning .1 '"■rthwr.l corner ol block 1. tier 17. run ra.t I U S Northwest quartrr and »nulh half includ­ fret: .0 llll 266 2 fret; wrat 111.8 fret, north ing H. II. II. ol W.) Block 8. Tier 17. 25f.'l fret to brginnlng. All (deluding H. It. II- of AV.) Block 8 Al.o that p»rt of block 4. tirr 17 describ­ a. follow.: Brginnlng at northwest cor­ • ^ ,1 (deluding It. It. II. ol W.» A lc*a ed ner of block 4. Her 17, run n i l H L 8 feet; Lot 10, Block 9. Tier ,1. south 265,5 feet; weat 111.8 feet; north 268.5 fret to beginning. Lota 3, 8, 9 nioek 9, Tier 7. All ol Blork 9. Tirr 13. All foregoing lot* nnd block, bring ol All of Block 9. Tier 14. the City ot Hanford, according Ip t . II. All ol Block. 9, Tier IS. Trmtfcira'. Slap,’ * ' recorded In 1 1st Book All of Block 9. Tirr 16. " B '- P i g e H I and Florida I-and *<*•»■£• All of Blork 9. Tirr If gallon Company'. Map "J »«• <-»C'udr Nallrr of Appilrat an far TAl Heed I'ndr' Writ half of Block ‘A Tier 18 Addition to the Town of Hanford, a. recorded S.rilun 8 of Chapter IIM , L * * i af FloiAll Block 9. Tier 19 in Flat Book "M " p .g ' 1 1* Ida Lota 8. 9 10 Block 10. Tirr I I...U I to 36 lr.. t. S. 6. 12' of lloldrn Lot 3. Block 10 Tier 2. Notice l* hereby given that 1. T Bryan Ural E.tatr Company'. Addition to an All of Block 10. Tier 13 purrl.airr of Tat Certlflrale No. 1S9. dated f„,d. according to plat recorded in list All of Block Jo, Tier It tkr lrd day of July, A. 1). 1916, ha* filed Book p.g' North half of Block 10, Tier IS, ■aid crrtfflrata In jny office, and haa made Lot I. bloek X. and Iota I. 2. 3. Block All of Block 10, Tier 16. . application for taa deed to laaur In accord­ Y of K. It. T r »flo rd . map of Sanford, ncAll ot Block 10, Tier 17. ance with law. Said certificate embrace* th* cording to Flat Book ” B " p»ge 111. All ot Blork 10. Tier 18. tallowing dearrlbed properly alluated* In Lot 1 U c« 136.91 feel off north •Ijle) All of lllork 10. Tirr 19. Seminole county, Florida, to-wil: Ely ol of H A. Ilobinaon’a Survey of an addition All of Block 10, Tier 20. lota 103 and 106, Sanford Celery" Prlta. Lot. 3, 4, S Blork II. Tier 2. to South Hanford, according to pl»t recorded The raid land being Baaetaed at the date n! Ike ixuanra of auen eertlfirata In-the name • All (dcrptlng northea.t quartrr) Blork in Plat ftohk •*!»” p.gr «• II. Tier IS. 'f 1 II. Sprlngate. Unleta aald certificate Alan brgln ISO fret writ of northra.i r„tnrr ..I lot 3. of S A. Ilnhin.nn . .Survey ol •kail hr rrdrrmrd according to law tea drrd North half of- lllork If. Tier 17. • ill i.tue thereon on ton 22nd day of AuAll of Block If. Tirr In. an addition t» -'Ulh S* " ,|!,r^",7 ,“ “i r«*t. \ ft. 1918. 117 feel, wr.i t . feel, north 11. Irrl. All of Block 11. Tier I® »,0 f,, f t,. place of loginning. All of Bloek It. Tier 20 _____ and *cal "iitir,* my offlciar aignaturr 1-oU 3. 4. S. 8. ». fO Block 12. T'er 2 •tki. th.ihe 18th'day 18th day of July7 July, A. It. I*. 1918. lot 6. |.ot 7 •*** * r*1 337 l.et* Iota ® Lot* 3. 4. Blork 12. Tier 1 in ,t t(V lot 17 b*- rout k 120 fret lot ' N ■I> K. A. UOlfOLASR. Lot. t. 8. fllorj, 12. Tier t 1 l.rk Circuit Court Seminole Co , Fla lot -»r. I .. . north, art quarter' lota .6 . -*. I-ut* 3. 9, 9 lllork 12. Til r 7 By V. E. Douglaa*. 1». C 10. 3 1. 32. 33. -It. I"' j !‘ Lot* 4. 6, 7, Block 12. Tier fc uuartrrl *outhwr«t quartrr of Irtt 36 "I S A U 'l'ilS i’e Ix>t* 8. 9.lO lllock 12. Tier 9. Jlobin.on'. Survey ot an addition to South LoU 3. 4. 5. 8, 9, 10 Block 12.T<rr Ifi la tke tlrrull Court Havtnlh Jndlrlal Circuit lenta 3. 4, S. 9, 10 irtrluding I! II. It d *•i 2b Ifi. 49 Flufldi U m l A t Seminole County, Florida way) Block 12. Tier 11. n l^ lo n Corn'p.oF’* ^ NrUon (». Van lHVaatar, Lot. 6. 7, 8. 10 niock 13, Tier I. rorcJin* to I'lftl Wo®k ( #il , *»te aurvlylat partner Lota 1. S, Blork 13. Tirr 3. iii (hit p»rt of arrtUn 2*. l^jta 7 to 10 Inrluiive lllork 13. Tier 4. •f the firm of Vanlleren•nuth ranffr no raal lyinf l<r A Ilider, Lot* 6, 7. 8. 9. 10 Block 13. Tier S. • ' _ i i)]»in i!ff Avrnuf*. of Hirford, ao*4 Complalnanta Bill to Lot. 9, 10 Bloek 13. Tier 6. va. Foracloae All (eirrpling I and 61 Blork 1,1, Tier 7. \[n* not!h* line d bWck 2N. and all that part of .action 23. lowntMp 19 . .outh range Cei.igc W. Bovra and AnMortgage, Lota 3. 4. 8, 9. 10, Blork 13. Tier 9. nie’ Boyce hi* wlf*. Lota 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10 Blork 13. Tier 10. * ?0 ra.t lying beta .enriB^narlnd and Olean­ Prfrndant. — At) incepting It. IL It ol W.) Block 13. der A venues nf H a n f ^ To C,eorgr W. Iloyee and Awnla Boyte, hn Frartlnml wrat tw.othlrda nf hlork .!• Tier 11. tier l"* and fractional .weat .1wo-thlgd*.nt wife, EradviUn. Colorado. All Ora lot 9) Bloek 14, Tirr 1. Lola 3, 7. 8, 9 ..Illoek 14, Tier X 3'ou are herahv required and ordered to block J. «"“» I2- • » U" T ,,B ,,f d ' Lota I. 2, 3. 4. 6. 7. 8. 9. Bloek 14, Tier 5. appear to tha bill ol complaint filed herein •taintt you on or befora tha Aral Monday All ol Block 14. Tier 6. T u t i ' i T e u ' r i «t Ht. .Joseph*. 8ub-l>lIn Renumber 3918, tame being the 2nd day. Lot 7. Block 14, Tier 9. eblon according to‘ plat recorded In plat LoU I. 2, 6. 7 including It. IL 11. of book " B " pag* *4 raid month then and there to make an. . . . . •wer In *ald bill of complaint In default <d Way) Block 14, Tier 10. LoU I. 2. 6. 7. Block II, Tirr II. »Mrh decree pro confeaao will If* taken and entered against you, followed by Anal decree All ol Block IS. Tirr I. Lota I. 2, 3, 4. 5. 9. 10. Blork IS, Tier X tkrreoii. All (rirept 6, and 7) Block IS, Tier 4. °! i own ahIp 20 aouth, rang. 30 It i* further ord that thla order be r t.rin ff'ru n ’ r*** to Interaectlon line of lot puhlithrd In tha Hapford Harold, a new.paper I ‘All of Blork IS. Tier 8. publlahad lo SapfCrd, Seminole County, r lo -j All J of lllork IS, Tier 6. ?5 ol M ltch*ir. Survey of Levy 0 »*n ‘ lLot 1 Including ft. It. It. nf Way) Illoek rid* once each ijwoek-for . four conaocutlva 1 Weal hall of aouthaart quarter of l t d * •f»l*. - « 18, TlerB. ra.t quarter; all that part o f eait laU o> • ,ihw..t quarter of aorth*a*t quarter ra.t Sf raiTuadt writ half of nortb*«*t * 4aw iar£dJ*=iio ^ r^ l half of gout A. D. olftS. i T f ----T noathwwt -*• NSl tH 'fJ k S i ffoeoewmrat late awmher* 8 and 4 *4 ••* tha 18th day of Jsl& A. D. ISIS, haj' mada appjIesYfoa ss deed to lioa lS, township 14, joatb, rang* t t aaat) (teal) A. DOUOLABI Baldemtfl CJ*rk Circuit Court SenriPoYo^Co!!* ft*. I •mbrace* By V, E. D oug*U *7D . C. 7 •outh. rang* 28 aa.L _____* „ I F F H -lu A lso Goyernment tola a u a b ir a 1 aod 2 of oactlen 30, towaihfp 14 iouth( rtDf« « t - t f ApplfCAlUft'r«r T a i Deed U ili r of tb« (m h ir Si of eu^h"*ctrtifleoto 22— ■ m ~ a?11 fcS'ttSf-.-L. ____ gg'glf" j , u / sKr"*??.day £ '*1”filed J , \ aald / “ Lc_h!ewtlfleata'la V / *0,_ L’ertiflcat# nT t>do my ogteo,. am* fu ^ p l f f l . cortllS te 4 aouth, r . „ . f e -c m .------------------------ ^ » « U*V"o*rd*- I »" aee^daaw "•T lh " I. Alao Government I o t l r ^ t e o - I 4 n f w a Said certificate embrace* ‘ . t '/w ’ o l ! daarifhcd' a t i i a t A d* i - * - i 4 iM “ ,h ,,fK*i*'r »( weal 27 sere* ,h# foBswIaf dracrlbed property »ltu*ted fa. |*!?“•,*ff J j j .? ?• C o u n t y , .F W m of Cove'r’nrn.M ^l.t number' 2 7a d . ‘ " 3 *o“» J » > « « & . » * ^ f Government - lot number 3, aertlon townahip 14 aouth, rang* 27 rail. Any prr*on or person* preaent announ. lag that hr, ah* or they dealer fo bid upon ••y. particular parcel or parcel# of aald Unit** land separately will b# ba glei given an opportunity I cording g _*• to do *o at Ihr opening of the *al», arid tueh 00tlJlh,, 7,b Wllaesa Ml parcal or p'arcal* so designated by’ ___ any (ueh thla tha 81 n uwr VI auix, it* LT. 1*10. r --- ,—■— ■ ba sw sold rPr® * 0*». or . rprrsono * .«w M . will• vw iu sarparalrly c jy s fi i n / . (• sail-E. A. DOUGLASS, « t . f l or *** d a ^ tb |m u « L*. asd all the reraalnlng Wad not so draignaled pF(.*w*B per*oa or persona present will b* Clerk Circuit Court 8amlaela Co,. F a . "n? *!'«• ■ " *aa Sold Sa a whole. Th* terms of aala task, purchaser to pay I for dead. 1 Robinson A Rridge*. ’ Schell* Mslnea fir* to Dleklnson A Dickinson Matter In said caua* “ ' Solicitor* for Complainant. 97 Frl 8le. . • . Not! c« •on, d a uj d a i_ N9 - v - ■ f t K f i ’ J K S w g l' ptlMiiltd decided to Inrrtaaa tho yaluat.oa rpcr.onal .r .m property U * " .waa:rfollowi: !K 3 r .s r i.s :r , d .* Hetllaa S af Chaplar 4188 Law* af Flatthe data ol tho luuanra oTaVeh" corUSeUto J’ N; Beg. S3 ft. E of NW * , . * »r. of 8 W )( of See. 82, T p. 20 B. R. 10 H otlco la hat hereby gleea that Jam** Mile* |l n " **m* °* 8* Moor*. run t 818.4 IL S to .pt. on 8 Ila a of ?purchasar ■ « « • « , of u t certificate No. 173, dated U“ l*m aal^corUficatea shall Orangs are, k E'199.6 ft A of 4oae, Jooe, A- u D , i1811, Bird t w o itbV to/RnyT r ^W s w Ii9 along ih e t»t»hB day “ 7 01 o n , baa filed By. to *Nfjllae o f jr a u t. av” ; W l l M fl. eortifieate la my offlee, and baa mada «b* fth day o f August. A. D. ISIS. lo NE Cor.*of JetaupVad E. Lak* Ave. N appHeattea for tax deed to Im u * la accord■ •**?**!Lr* . *•»«* ** » o beg. Raised •• a w—• WWW l|WMt |1W,VV U fOWiVV, I fn colrn h l.-. ---- = _________ iMdfrom 1400.00 | to. WOO.OO. M 4- 4^1.Ste.mbrtJJilk. ‘ % *H V S ^ b o b o L A M f’. Mr»a HobvfU A lle n -L o u S «f and tSO. Lo',o.wi0.f «J**ttlbtd wopaffy Loqiwood. IUI»«d from 1200.00 00 to 1400.00. IS^tnlnolt “ **•»■ ale rounly. county. Florida, Florida. to«o-wit Clerk Circuit Court Rami aala Co..* Fla. to-w it: SEW of H. M. Entsmlagsr—Lot 169 ((Lea* N 21.81 JJEW “ 8*e. 19. f p . 21 8. A SI *• E. “ . 40 sere*, il-Fri-Mc By V. M. Douglaaa, D fcT ). Longwood. liaised froma $200.00 to T*1* llld >*nd btlnf lutM td at tth* dat* of 1100.00. Iht laauanfa ol aucb mtJflralt fn lha aala* U W. Cor. Iot South Florida N. 8* _ 8. M. Entsmlnger— Beg. S8. Co. Co, NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS St- f i d E. U k e are. run S 200 200 ft., ft., in 8 notleo it bartby il%»n that Jam fa I W 400 It, N. 200 ft.. E. 400 ft. W W ! ot Tat Ctfliflrato No* 3&Z, #. • Tp. 20 p, R. so E. liaised from Clrcnll Court. Herealh Ja41*1*1 Orcu ft ira $2,000.00 dated tba lrd day of July* A. I>. 1916, b i*| ,l,|J 10 12,500.00. fllfid allfl esrlifleila Isa sen* nfflaa a.A Lw* I *®■ sad far Nemlaala Cauaty, riarida, la wnc-hail Inlrrrat In n| N W )j Ser. 29. ii j trnn•■■ Qiv i~,~ „i Vj v i/ aa.i - u r i / Tp. 21 9, Ha 81 I*. 80 iffN . Tht aald land Jly V. M. Ooutiau. D. C. of N w ' . / . n d W «” of *N i: W of N \V ^n,i ^ ,n« *h^*,I,W I" f t S\V, Hi;i, of NEW of *N W W snfi HW h rertlficate In (hr name of 6 . II. Hollritor (or Cot Complainant. 93-Fr -9tc of NWJ* ar.Hsr._J5. Tp. 21 H. It 29 K. IlsUrd from I760.no to t'lOOO.OO. J. II. Thrrien — I^>ts 409 snd 410, Alta­ monte t.snd Hotel & Navigation Co , llslied from (600 to 81000. M. J. F'rbrthsm — I,ot 465 Altsmonte I.*nd Hotel and NavlgaU«n Co.*. Raised from 11600.01) .to I20ou.no. Tho* Sprague— Lola |30, 445, 446, 447, 41". 449. 163; and a atrip 24 >> ft. wide of r**r of f^>t* |2(t and, 429. Altamonta l.*rul Hotel St Navigation Co. Halted from 12500.00 to (3000.00. F’. I'. Waterhouse— Lot* 603 and 601 (lass psrt W of a tins lieg. NW Cor. Lot 604 snd | run K 142 ft.), Altamonl* I.*n(I Hotel A Heavy yields of high dsss products i n aecNsvlgslion Co. Rafted from (1000.00 to | 11800.00. euary to bring a big net profit to the krowsr. Tba J. M. U s i l —Lots 674 676 aad 576. Altarauat* Land llolal A Navigation Co. halted banner record'for such molts has been bald for ‘ nm (400. to (1000. J. M. I^al* —Lot* 677 to 680, Altamonl* the last quarter-century by • I.end Hotel A Navigation Co. Ral*«d from | (1800.00 to ((000.00. T. A Hrlfg*—Lota 631 and 644, Alta­ monte Land Hotel A Nayttallon Co. halted rom (1600. to (3000. H. M. Mrlntyr*— HW ol Lot* 656, 6}6 and 661 and Hli of 868 and all 659, Altamonta Land Hotel A Navigation Co., Rai**d from (3000.00 to (3600.00. Send for oar Free Books op all commercial G. E. and K. C. Bate* -Lit* A, 681, 486, 10. Altamonte (.anil IfolaJ A Nav.gallnn crop* of Florida; also oar Spray Catalogue. Baited from (5000 00 to (7 600 00. N. II. Fog( — N W w of NEW n( Sec. 13. Special advice gladly given. Tp 21 S. It 29 FI Italted from (IS00 0Q to C l 12300.00. I rer**n*l Pityrti) Dr. J. W. Niton — Halted from (1740.00 to (2550.00. It. (|. Gratham— halted from (220.00 to (600.0'' M tia c E. A. DOUGLASS C erk7 Mfrs. Ideal Fertilizers. id e a v ! Board op Couniy Comm,.: enrys. fWTiuaJb 91-Frl-Ste v . Jacksonville, Fla. Ideal Fertilizers « « Wilion & Tooraer Fertilizer Co., * I'fiiicnm ri'l NOTICE OF s i ll: III IF s HAIR Notice- i* hereby given i!ut liy and u Jrr virtue ■>! that rritaln w|:1 nf ieriit.cn •• •ued out (if snd under Ihr *e*l <d the Cirruit Court In and for Orange County. Hevrnth Judir.tl Cirruit of F'lotlds, hearing dale the 5th of Junr, 1918, In that rrrtam eaute therein pending wherein I. !' F'rarirr w*■ plaintiff and Cody Dnrary and William llouaton, doing hutinr** a* Dor*ev & -llouiton, • ere defendant*, in whlrh judgment ws* duly rrcoveied on the ltith day of iirptrmher, 1901, snd tsid judgment having been duly revived by scire fsrls*, I have levied upon and will sell to satisfy said rirrution at public outcry at the front door of th* Court House n Hanford, Hemlnola eoifnty, Florida, within the legal hour* of (ale. upon Monday, the Sth day of August, 1918, to lha higbiat bidder for rash the following des­ cribed rent estate ss tl|* property ol Cody Dorsey, anil subject to ths lien of th* Mid Judgment, to-wit: Beginning at s stak* standing 67 fret north of thr northwest point of InterMdlon of Eighth street and Hickory avenue and running thrnre north along tha west sid* ot Hickory avenue 60 f**t to m stake; thenc* " • to a stake; thenrr south 60 feet west 1244 fret to a stak*; Ihrnr* *a*t 114 feet to point of beginning, being Lot 4 of Block 9 of Tier C of E. It. Trnfford'* Map of th* Town of Han­ ford, recorded in Flat Book E, page S, Ortag* County Brcorda and alto recorded in th* Itecords of Hemlnola County, Florid*, th* ttld territory formerly being a part.of Orange C ouniy. Purchaser to psy for title*. E. E. liltA l)V , Hboriff of Hemlnola County.Florid*. 'u r iu tu m r^ m to m if)* r9ii 4^ 5® THE U N I V E R S A L CAR * The Ford Model T One Ton Trueft* is really .the necessity of former, manufac­ turer, contractor and merchant. It has all the strong features of the Ford ca r made bigger and stronger. It has the powerful worm dirive, extra large emer­ gency brakes acting on both rear wheels and controlled by hand lever, 124 Inch wheelbase yet turns in a 46 foot circle* and has been most thoroghly tested. We know it is absolutely dependable. Weadvise giving vour order without delay; that you may be supplied as soon as pos1sible. The demand is large and orders are filled in rotation. Leave your order to d a y .. 91-rri-Ste In Clrcnll Coart of lha Hevsnth Judicial Cirruit ol Falrlda, Hepila*!* Cauaty la Chancery Effi# IL Clark , va. Citation David R. Clark, Jr. To David It, Clark, Jr, 118 Jaffrraon St., Savannah, Oa. on ara hereby ordered to b « an appear Iwtor* our aald court at tho court house In - . — SanforiL Florida, ‘In th lb*. abort entitled rauie, oa tb* first Monday in August, 191$, th* sam* being lha 1th day thereof, and a rul* day of thla court, to answer lha bill of com­ plaint filed herein again*! you, alto tha a i m will ba taken aa contested and followed by final deer**. It U further orders*! that Ihta order’ b* published In thu Hanford Herald, a news­ paper published fn Bstaldols county one* each wash lot four conarcutlva weeks. Given under my I of •aid court, this-th* 2nd day of July, Jul, 1918. ■jr ol E. A. DOUGLAH8, Clrrk of Circuit Court Bsmiaola Co., Fla. , 9l-Fri-6te S B U I L ______ Nallcu of ApaUcalten (*c Tai Used Under Hectian S at Chapter 4888. Lnwa a! Flard* of*EW and N W W of BWW of BWW Notleo U hereby given that C. M. Duna purchaser ot T a i Cortlfiratra Nos. 214, 218 nd 218, datod ties 3rd day of July, 1918, HlV of* N E V . Pod \ w ^ * o f BW, ( wnd aa filed aald certificates la my offleo and hat mada application tor tai doed to iaaua In accordsnca with law. Hold certificate* embrtco tha following described property TPW H ,o|UN £ W*and N W W and B W « and situated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wit; NW W •( SEW Be* I*. Tp- 14, Rang* 28. CsrL No. 214. cover*: NEW of N W W of q u of N E U 8c6 10. Tp* 14« Ransa II. Bee. 26, Tp. 20 B. IL 11 E-. ~ * Cart. No. 21S covers; SEW of H W )f snd B E ^ Ilca u N EW ) of Ho«. f t Tp. 20 8, R. 14, Rang* H Lot 2 and B S B cl let I fairapt loU 118. Cert. No. >10 rovers; BW W of SW W of tgS and H « «* Lak*- Georg# Thermal Boe. tV, T p. 10 B. H. 82 B. J Artesian Vagetabla Delta aa raeordad in . Th* aald laud being asaoaaed at lha date Book 5 at png# 188) B e**, To. IS. Rasga IS of tha lauuanca of auefa - rwtifirataa-I* tha Alto aa undleiaed 0 B « * l f |ntere»t in ■sat of Unknown. Unless Mild csrtlficates : Co F, WILLIAMS Dealer p l!* ■YjS I v i# ^4 A tw I s m EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ‘ *NEW * n,4 I®*1 l i/ n|l 2 B*® 19, Tp. 14, W . J . THIGPEN- & CO M PAN Y K Wholesale Prleea Write for rrtaa U «i PRICES W,A. Merrjday Company - P«IaUo* Florida -ft J M r t r f o c a w t ’s w flft AGENTS General Fire • b * * ■■ -v C Insurance O fflM urltk HOLDEN NEAL ESTATE Sanford, mm O. Flo ride’ *V .«* . ------------- - ^ : . V.” *- "Yr- • v * r: — 8/ 1 ■■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 02, 1918; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d93e548c315043196cc5b4dc5ec21cdc.pdf 456617e5d6b17fa213af3a60dea85e1f PDF Text Text Spffkhl *s«j ON - TUESDA YS __PUBLISH hj d _ - A N D , FRID AYS g fe ifo W B E K S g IN THE H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E ST V E G E T A B L E SE C T IO N SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1918 v o lu m e j x Both V aluable and Meeting Friday Night . Should Be Followed following helpful to their > tfit Guava*. Pineapples, Peaches, Scuppernong Grapes are now iod. L. . for canning in Florida. available -? of these fruits be Do not lot any can’ t can or dry tilted. If you take them to a Liberty Kitchen and get some one <— to - preserve them on ---- — ,hsrts for you or sell them to some iome one who - •— will — see that they are w a s te d . Use no sugar in saving not t.. theie fruits. The Food Administration will probably tell usi later that we can use lugsr for preserving and- then prelervrs and jellies enn be made. Now the' sugar situation is such that the Food Adminlsrtation asks us not to use sugar for preserving fruits, therefore, lct.n o Florida housewife use sugar for this- purpose. Do not make Jelly now. LeContc Board of Trade to Have A Suggestions T h a t On account of the eugar ahortage ___measure* muat be'taken for the Every employer of labdr la re­ quested to be at the Board of Trade meeting to be held in the Court House, Friday night, August 2nd at 8:00 P. M. This .meeting' la called at the re­ quest of many growers who are in terested In the labor- situation for the present season and they desire a common ground on which to meet is their reason for requesting the Board Of Tade to call this meeting All growers and business men are urged to be present. Some standard­ isation of this matter must be had and it iq the purpose ro arrange the affair* neat Friday night and come prepared to rfsslst In making ad­ justments along sound lines so that all concerned will be protected and there juices is finer when they are work together in this vital matter sterilized below the boiling point.) The Board Of Trade is glad. in­ Strain through double thickness of deed to act Iis this medium for everycheefo rlirth and if juices ftco from o r / and do it's utmost to help sediment is wauled, let Maud in car™ out uny agreements reached cbol place for a few hours, then pour nml TT*is in your interest that this of! carefully to free from dregs, meeting is railed nnd it is further which will rema'in in bottom of ves­ the purpose to udjust this labor sel. Pour the juice into sterilized question at this meeting. bottles, put sterilized stoppers In lightly, set bottles on rnck in water Fire caused by an explnsioi hath, put stoppers in lightly and nitrate on the ICtli, destroyed when cool dip'stoppers in melted paraffin or sealing wax to a depth fertilizer plant qf the Amei Agriculture Chemical Co. at J of one inch." sonvillr. The loss total* $1,250 ItecH Wax for Covering Stoppers The explosion came apparently l One pound of bees wax; one-half spontaneous combustion and In pound resin. Place resin and bees wreckage nftd debris hundred wax into a l|uurt can. Place on a feet. On account o( the early stove nnd allow to come to a boil. few employees were present Remove from the stove and use none were killed or injured while in a liquid stxte. II foam is on mixture, skim it off. e Great Business On The S t Johns A {full and comprehensive state­ ment’ of St. Johns river traffic .haa becen forwarded to the Waterways Commission by the Sanford Board Of Trade, bearing out our statements in regard to the proposed inland waterway route between Jacksonville and Miami. The figures come from careful' compilation of tonnage oyer a long, period and shows in detail the various lines now operating .be­ tween Jacksonvillo and Sanford and their respective tonnage.' It is astonishing to know Just the what the enormous tonnage noey Is is on the St. Johns and further to reallce what this tonnage can be brought to should the contemplated improvements he made. The entire St. Johns river sections should com ­ bine nnd go after this improvement. It means within a few years double papulation, the construction of many new industries nnd development of tween Soissons nnd Rheims, which L* probably well entrenched and has good, lines of communication. The Gcrmnn retirement has been orderly and deliberate. So far tho taking of only four guns has been reported. The Americans in the Fcro on Tnrdcnois sector are pressing the "Many housewifes arc apparently Germans vigorously. unaware that practically all fruits North of. the Marne tho tide of may he succssfully canped without German Invasion la fast ebbing. The ^he use of sugar. Such fruit preserves fact that a German retreat in this more of the natural appearance and. io* recently were mauo region is. going on is not questioned, ilsvorthan docs fruit put up in dce-crenm cones and and the only question of moment heavy syrup, is fully as palatable Assisted by a squad remaining to be cleared up U the and much more easily digested, is troopers, the canteen location at which the enemy will in better condition for use in cook­ turn •at bay. . : • To seal bottles put in stoppers ing. and is available for.all purposes Since Saturday morning thcro haa os light ns possible, then turn the for which fruit canned in syrup could been important changes in the battle , SPIRIT IS ALL WRONG AND CONTRARY TO OUR PRINCIPLES he used. A heavy syrup aids in in bottles downward and dip into ran lino between Solsaons and Rhelms. nf melted sealing wax, a little be­ President Wilson, in a personal believe her to be*their savior. How 1 Today it runs almost directly east statement addressed . to his fellow- shall we commend democracy to < of Oulchy le Chateau to Fcro on countrymen. denouncing moli spirit lhe acceptance of other peoples, if 1 Tardcnols, then crosses tho Ourcq and mob aelioiqcullcd upon the na­ we -disgrace our own by proving 1 and continues cast until it reaches tion to show the world thut while that it is. after all. no protection-to ' tlhc Dor mans-Ilholma road northwest it fights for democracy on foreign the weak? Every mob contributes to o fR h e lm s ' mountain. Military ex­ fields, it is not destroying democracy German lies about the United States perts thought tho Germans might what her most gifted liars cannot sta n d ' on the Ourcq river, from at home. . • improve upon by thcjway of calumny The ^resident's statement in full very efficient. Our local canteen which their cannon might menace They can at least say that such committee under, the aheV supervi­ tho Chalons railroad which runs things cannot happen in Germany, sion of Mrs. Alex. Vaughan prepares along tho Marne. Now It is certain except in times of revolution, when appetizing boxes of lunch for all of this is not their Intention. Tho only xhould be firm, not over-ripe, and luw is swept away.. the hoys leaving Seminole County, position possible aside fr'on tho Vclao free from decay. Vegetables should j "I therefore very earnestly and distributes magnzines and otherwise river is the line which runs along the W young and tender. To attempt to ( solemnly beg that the governors of makes the journey less burdensome Alsne and military critics believe me very dirty, over-ripe or decayed f all the states; the law offleirrs of to the hoys. She is assisted by a the* withdrawal will not atop until fruit, or old tough vegetables is to , every community, and above nil, competent committee. It has reached that body of water. invite failure, since it is very difficult | the men und women of every conv___ Junior me mbershlp of the Burning village* between Soissons The ' “ to sterilize such ipaterinls. < munity in* the United States, nil A. R. C. approximates eight mil­ 2. Jars should be tested by parti- ! who Vevcre America, and wish to lion five hundred thousand, which ally filling with water, adjusting i keep her name without stain and includes, fifty-three thousand, eight rubbers, tightening covers, Inverting reproach, will eo-operatc—not pns- hundred and fifteen school auxiliaries rcsiatablo pressure of tho silica sively merely, hut actively and and thev arc doing a’ wonderful troops, the enemy’s retreat continued and shaking. • VrS» , fully—to make an opd of this dis­ yesterday, according to the Havas 3. Jars, covers, rubbers, spoons, graceful evil. It cannor live where correspondent at tho front. The cups, funnel, and all'utensils which the community docs not counte­ average advance of the allies. dur­ The building of a 6000-ton »re used in canning must bo placed-' Select, prepare, noai nance it. , i Ing the day from o to fi kil­ floating drydock at -Pensacola for in a pan of cold water deep enough j „ in canning in glais. Cover fruit ometres. It la Impbaslblo to deter­ " I have called upon the'natlon to UnitedStates Shipping Board Is to cover thorn,-placed In a pan of wntcr. with water to within one-fourth mine tho limit of retreat but It is put its great energy into this war, assured. Mr. E. F. Carry director boiled for 20 minutes. Allow them Inch from ton ot « n . C.IS o .h .u , and it . haa responded—responded of operations for the shipping board probable it will stop on the wooded to remain ' In the hot water until 5 minute, unit tip. Proee.. number with a spirit and a genius for action and chairman of the port and har­ heights along the Velae. On the left ready for use. This will prevent sub­ o Cnns 26 minutes; number. 3 cans that has thrilled the world. I now bor, faeilitlca commission, stated re­ of the silled line the Germans made sequent breakage and will Insure 35 minutes' Immediately aft" J * * call upon it, upon its men and cently that the commission has re­ great efforts to hold ths Frenc perfect sterilization. cessing Place cans in cold water everywhere, to see to it that its commended to tho shipping boa Gen. de Goutte, blowing up bridges 4. Rubber* should never be used to cool and slop the cooking. laws are kept Inviolate, Ita fame un- that a 6000-ton floating drydock and foot bridges leading to Far* eh Preparation of Guava Juice a aecond time. . tarnished. Lct us show our utter be built at .Pensacola without delay Tardcnols and contending for terri­ to be Canned for Jelly Making contempt for the things that have tory ’ foot by foot. Tho enemy’* 5. Tho neck of the the jar should Wash guavas, remove blossom made this war hideous among the Castor beans are making wonder­ stubbornness was useless and the be wiped off before sealing as the wan ofhlstory by showing how thoeo ful growth where they Are givon a allies entered the town by the west cloth will almost certainly have bac­ end and .lice into small pieces with many has ouimiwbu nrnvu ■ham knife For each one pound |ho nations, becauso she has disT who love liberty and right and justice chance. J. 8. Davis, of Summer- and south and are holding their pot}teria or yeasts in the Jar.” S T J a v a . taken add 2 pint, of water regarded the sacred obligations of and are willing to lay down their field, has a Add of beans averaging tlona; Further toward Rhelms, the Can your guava* In tin - or glass and boil until aoft. about one hour. law and has- made lynchers of her live# for them upon foreign fields five feet; no fertiliser was used allies continued to advance toward without sugar. Process guavas can­ Pour Into a cheese doth bag armies.Lynchcrf emulate her dis­ stand ready also to illustrate to seem to be several varieties irf the Vllle en Tardcnols In. which th ned without sugar 6 minutes longer allow to drain. This juice la then all mankind their loyalty to the field. If the farmers .would select vanguard has now probably pentratthin when canning with sugar. In drained without pressing throu«* graceful example. I, for my part, liberty at home which they wish to see their own seed there would be a 1 cd. • am anxious to see every community •tesd of making guava jelly now> a dean flannel Jelly bag. Pour th established everywhere I s a blessing big Improvement in tho crop anoth­■ The im ill" number.'* of • Germs In America rise abovo that level prepare the guava juice Just as you • tu rllM iulcc IntoJ’ otUw « ^ with pride Ind a fixed resolution and protection to the people who er year. would in making jelly then put the jars or tin cans and seal. » using have never known'-the privileges of that’ the alfe* advanced, with ex­ tin can. follow, instruc- which no man or. set of men c*n liberty and selfgovornmpnt. strained juice in sterilized bottles glass Jars or treme caution whllo the Germans Card O f Thanks. afford to 'despise.* . or glau jars or tin cans and seal. If tio ns in canning |n glass or tin. In left only email forcca to cover their •’’ I can never, accept any man -a* Wo wi H n to thank our many sterilised stoppers using bottles, put sterilised stoppers uaing bottles put ••Wo proudly claim to .b e the retreat. These forces were given Sot bottles on rack in champfodsof democracy. If we really tho champion of liberty either fo r friends who were so kind and sym­ In the bottles lightly,' set bottles in lightly. C-orders to hold on to the last to the ourselves or for the world .who doe* pathetic during the rewnt, illness atcr. Process at simmer are, in.deed and In truth, let us sec In rack in water hath and process vcsscl of water, main body could withdraw. Thus notseverance and obey the law* and death of Mra. Edward Cameron. minutes. Remove to it that we do not discredit our at the simmering point for 30 min­ ing point forr 56 65 of our own beloved land, whose law* Ed, Cameron and Family, the enemy's losses ar* relatively .plainly that every /xmciAmtrPut *rt>PPcr |n own. I say juaimy utes; remove the water bath, put from water bath. bath we ourselves have made. He has F. E. Gatfchell and Family. heavier In deed tjtan prisoners. On •toppers in tightly, and when cool tightly and when cool dip stoppers Ican who takes part in ths action o] adopted the standards of the enthe other hand the Germans left dip .the stoppers In the melted In melted paraffin < sealing w*.* a mo}) or glyea It any sort of coun­ crolea of hla country, whom he la cqnstderable booty, especially'engi­ tenance U ’ no.true son' of this great psriffin or scaling was for a depth of to a depth of one Inc neering machinery, munition depots • democracy,* 'but its betraysr, and to despise. one inch. Guava juice may be pre­ . Pears and many cannon 'thou, put* out of W OODROW WILSON does more to discredit her by that pared and canned Jn glass j * « f° l* Select pears, r i p e s t not soft. single disloyalty to her standards lowing the same instructions f°r Be at tho Board of Trade meeting Peel, blanch. P“ ‘ “ <foVir witti of law and of right than the words sterilizing and processing as y ° u xat the Court House Friday night, of her statesmen or .the sacrifices would In canning th* fruit. The water *procc*s Quart jam 36 minutes. of her heroic boys in ths trenches 8:00o’ clock. Q^pati^n: Labor and juice may be kept In tin cans fol­ . 7\can do 'to make suffering peoplfai coats. lowing tho same instructions a*; 8 for canning guavas in tin. *• IJottle or can the juice. When there is an nbundance o f sugar, the juire. if properly put up, will make good jelly. I)r. Caldwell of the Deptmcnt of Agriculture says: j &K '*■r t ' Eu BCA-' n r iji f,‘*jl a*1fw.iInN HAS Z dsj'3 IU •i i i i1 mg^NT*W �^ s s fc & a r a iJ S Infinite Care and Secreoy Attend Transport of Troops to ■i — l : France. -w . Values A re Determ ined B y Comparison ‘Cnpid by Proxy” ». - Also N ext to the Last] Chapter o f ^ j|»-Tur*-Str AnnetteKellerman .-H a rt- -Tbedlnited-Slates Official War Interesting Pictures An Feature o f the Western Hilla and Plains Entitled 'The Woman M A T IN E E D A IL Y at 3:15 Elements of Danger A p# Anticipated d t e . uP. t t , t n . a j s s i t and Reduced to Minimum—No UnL £5?/** .V,UV*" >» “ r oOr. .',dVu form on Deck Seen When Ship ,* M jw **'f®**i* .‘-bV.ct; Ueavea Harbor. •t N y M ','i ,l v ^ ,0L5M *• fiE*( ot KWlj EM »T W M *f BEK ot N W l( s,tUoa LondotL—No greater caro And ao- and 8. T ow n.h lp * 6 .8 . R. 11 Ka.t. *0 .rVt, 0' crocy could attend the shipment Vof royal Jewels than la observed In ship, ping American troope to France. To aafeguard hla boys Uncle Bam takea every poeslblo precaution, •from the Umo they embark until the transport baa reached tta doatlnatlon. lie leaves no loophole for the machinations o f enemy agents. •( A»»U*«II.» f.r T a i Datd aU><H Usually, as a result o f this elaborate Notft# jUrUoo S ml C kiyt.r 4US. Law. al flal! protective system, the trip from “ An N«M (« la h m b y tjy .a that fcx .ij, AtlanUc port" to the French or Eng- Uataaa. purtkatar et Tax C.rtiflrau s 7 ALSO E V E N IN G at 7:15 GOT 84 LETTERS FROM HOME French Woman’ Found Guilty by Court-Martial. Thsy All Cams at Once to ■ United States Soldier Now Serving In Francs. work, to eccuro n passage. Tlioio wno mnnngo to do so ore subjected -to close scrutiny, and their credentials and luggngo are thoroughly examined. Embarkation Begins Early. Embarkation often bcglps eevornl dnys beforo the transport sails. All good-bys havo been said beforo the troops start for tho ship. No relative or friend may accompany them to tho pier. This rule nppllca to. tho omcers ns well ns to tho men. Onco aboard, tliero they remain, no shore communication being permitted. This regulation Imposes no hardship other thnn inactivity. Until all troops have been assigned to quarters and or­ ganization hns been effected, tho men nro left pretty much to their own dovlccs. No restriction is plnced on writing, and hags aro kept open for soldiers’ mnll up to almost tho hour of sailing. Tills prlvllego gives many a chnnco to get off neglected letters and postcards, although theso, ns a mnttcr of precau­ tion, nro not put Into tho malls until the ship hns passed through tho sub­ marine tone. • Tht^ troops nlso tnko advantage of nn arrangement devised by tho gov­ ernment for tho sending of “ safe-arri­ val" messages. Telegrams or post­ cards advising family and friends that tho writer had mado tho trip In Bafcty may bo prepared In advanco and left In charge of tho authorities at tho port of snlllng. As soon ns word la rocclved by cablo of tho ship's arrival on tho other aide, tho telegrams and cards nro released to tho wlros and mails. Not only Is much time saved by this plan, but tho soldiers nro Npnrcd tho high cost of cabling from Europe. With tho exception of tho ship's ex­ ecutives nnd tho odlcers In military commnnd, no ono aboard knows tbo hour fixed. for sailing, and this ho­ mines n fnvorito topic for speculation among tho men. But finally tho last soldier hns como up the gang plank nnd the Inst plcco of freight has been stowed away. A busy llttlo tug ap­ pears alongside nnd begins to noso tbo vessel Uko a terrier Investigating a greyhound. - - Dallas, Ore.—Mr. and Mrs. L N. Woods received a letter from their son, Laird Woods, recently, nnd In It Sold Military Secrctu to the Germans ho stated that ho hod Jus't received hls In Letter* to Her . first mall slnco arriving In France. _ . Children. • Tho mnll colla ted of 84 letters nnd six packages. Young Woods together Pnrls. Franco.—Brief nnnounc-m with several other Compnny I. hoys of hns Just been mode Ihnl n I’nrls court- this city, were left behind In n hospital martini hns condemned to death a*- In New York when tho Oregon troops n spy Mine. M------, thirty-seven yours sailed for Franco, nnd he sailed on a old. Iler son. Noel, sixteen yours oh!, Inter date but never caught up with who wns accused of being her accom­ tho regiment. plice. wns ordered to n penitentiary IIo was finally assigned to n com­ colony until ho comes of nge. Tho pnny In the. old Montana Nntlonnl court believed lie wns too young to he Guard and Is serving .with thnt regi­ hold responsible for hls nets. ment somewhere near tho fighting As the case wns not henfd In public front In Franco now. only n few detnfls hnve become known, such ns thnt M/ne. M.’s husband wn* American 8allors Thrifty. killed nt the front In Mitrch, 1010. nnd New York.—American Bailors lost thnt tho wife soon storied n life that yenr deposited ncnrly n million dollars earned her. In Iho rlrcles she frequent­ In the branch bonk maintained nt the ed. tho name o f "The Merry Widow." Brooklyn Navy Y. M. C. A. building. She soon run-through the money she Inherited, nnd. to obtain more, commu­ nicated with a Greek living In 8pnln, SURPRISE FOR CHURCH FOLKS nn agent of the spy bureau established Called an Hour Earlier for Prayer _ Scrgt. John Lotzlug, U. 8. A.. Is hero seen talking to tho first Gorman In Bnrcelona by the Germans. Meeting and 8et to Digging prisoner captured by himself In an American raid at tho Cherntn tics Dumcs When mother nnd son .were arrested, In Franca. *. . tho boy was Just about to engago In the aviation servlco In order to ebtalnDenver, Colo.—Every member Of Informatlon to bo supplied to Germany. A writer In tho Paris Midi Identifies City Park Baptist church was urgently the Greek ns the head of German prop­ requested to attend a special mld-weck aganda In Spain nnd director In par­ prayer meeting nnd to bo on hnnd nn When tho ticular of tho service for arranging ex­ hour enrller thun usual. "worshipers" arrived tho pastor pro­ plosions In factories, n e was n reg­ ular visitor (o the girls' school nt Bar­ duced nn old enso knife for ench mem­ celona, where ho went to aeo three ber, pointed to a church lawn bndly llttlo girls whose guardian- ho waa cluttered by dnndcltons nnd tohl men supposed to be. Ono of tho youngest and women alike to get busy. At the about eleven years old, handed over end of an hour of digging tho lawn was Prapaxod Specially for This Nowapapar to him, on ench visit, several lettera, clehr of weeds.___________ % which ho-carried nwny. By Flctori&l Review Theso three llttlo girls woro French, being the daughters of Mmc. M. Tho "Merry Widow" used to pass on nny Information thnt sho obtained to her New Record for Rapid Construo A Coat to W ear with Any Skirt. non, who wroto It to hls young alster, •oparats Jacket, tbla model la an tionJs Set. placing It In Iho mlddlo of hls letters, • Ideal •election. Tho front and back which w e ro . never really examined, • of tho Jacket aro plaited and a conwhen It wns seen that they were let­ Torllblo collar finishes the neck. Tbs Soldiers Ordered Below. ters from a brother to a llttlo slater Baltimore Shipbuilding Company Re­ r Jaokft Is In two sections, Joined unSuddenly thcro la a blast from tho at school. -* „ duces the Present Average yT. “z J def the belt In medium sIm the ship's whistle, and then are enacted /V jll coat -requires 3 yards 54-lneh or 8% . by Half. n- few details of tho familiar scene . yard* 44-Inch material, with 3% which before tho war was wltncaaed ■ • "s tA i/k ' yards 38-lnch lining. Washington.—In Its effort to act n > V \\ To make the back section of the whenever a transatlantic liner left Its new record for rapid ahlp construction, • 4 skirt, tho back of the Jacket-'and pier. Tho comparison, however, la the Baltimore Dry Dock and Shipbuild­ extremely Umltod. The coll of "All 111 H Hi) V. tbo collar oeamleso, lay these aooing company baa cut In half the pres­ oaboro that aro going ashore" affects (II n 'J n ^ T tlons pf the pattern along the lengch’*-ULv_Mr*f J f irlie thread of material. Use tbo Men Carry Dead Lieutenant Klirr ent average time for .construction of only a few stevedores and perhaps on ‘S-Y^42iAy / apace left after providing for the contract .steel ships. This hverage for official or two, who move leisurely off. During Fight. . 1/ . back.ol the skirt for the pocket and the 12 contract steels ships built to What excitement there la Is confined ) Y ‘ wolt, placing large "O’ * perforations date la ISO 0-fi days. to those on the ship. There Is none on . n on a lengthwise thread of material. In prewar days a year was regarded the pier far the reason thnt It la now 1\ Along the selvage, to the right of the Striking Example of Devotion c ns fast tlmo for building a steel vessel .empty nnd Its great doom aro closed. . \ welt, lay the undcrfaclng. Below the dlere of French Army to of or above 0,000 tons. 1 \ underfacing lay thVupper slcoro secOnly a blank wnll looms there. Superlore. The ten fastest built vessels for tbo \ On deck the movement. Instead of H I -tien, with large "O'* perforations cn , Isngthwlso thraadr^Tho front, second shipping board bavo averaged 000-10 being toward tho transport's milk, Is • -1 1 --------TpooSeL under sleeve seotton and skirt With the French Armies.—One of th* days between keel laying nnd delivery. away from them. Orders have been giv­ I j section are so placed on the mat*most striking examples of tho nu-n'F Tbo DJIOO-ton collier Tuckahoe, record en for the troops to g q t o their quar­ ■w rial that the large "O ’* perforations devotion to their officers In the recordt holder In this or any other year, was ters, so that when tho ship Is leaving rest on a lengthwise thread of ma­ of tho French army hns Ju*t bccoim built In 87 days. On the list of tho harbor no uniform may bo visible to terial. There remains, -now, only tho known, hlthough It occurred on May 28- ten fastest built ships the slowest tlmo nny prying eyes on shore. Among tho units o f French African wns 110 days. Hero Is tho list: Slowly tho big vessel Is coaxed by Tuckahoe, fi.MX) tons, New York tho tug Into the*8treom, and majesti­ flghteni nro several bnttallons of “Joymill" youths whoso records before en­ Shipbuilding company, 37 days. cally she gets under way. A few ci­ West Llnngn, 8.800 tons, Skinner & vilian passengers, to tho envy of offi­ tering military service were besmirch­ ed nnd who are now given a chnncc to Eddy corporation, Seattle, 78 days. cers and men, hang over the ralla and West Alsvk, 8,800 tons, Skinner A watch tho city's skyline fado away. ' redeem themselves on the battlefield. During a recent action tho “Joy- Eddy corporation, Seattle, 02 days. Boon the port Is only a blur In a Osalnckc, 8JI71 tons, Skinner k Ed­ veil of mist. It la aafe now for the Bull" fought with remnrknblo ardor. A rmart coal to have tor separate Their motto Is “ death is necessary." dy cprporatlon, Seattle, 103 days. teear. The front and lack are laid In troops to appear. They rush out on Assailed by ovqnvhelmlng numbers, „ West Durfce, 8,800 tons, Skinner k deck, boyishly eager fo f tho sight— plait* and the neck is finished with a converUble collar. . one bnttnllon fought hnnd to hnnd with Eddy corporation, Seattle, 111 days.' strango to many—o f the open set. A Canoga, 8,548 tons, Hklnner k Eddy glnnro Is cast toward tho vagilo line tho enemy until forced- to retreat to conform their llqo with tho units on corporation, Beattie 112 dnya. on tho horizon that Is home. Then Westgrove, 8,800 tons, Columbia they turn and peer forward Into tho the left. . v It w h s hero on May 2 8 that a group River 8. I). Co.-, Seattle, 112 days. mystery o f )he unknown, toward the Wes fern Queen, 8,800 tons, Skinner sccno of tho great adventure—over o f “Joysull" Hnw their lieutenant fall In a ravine. Four o f them refused to k Eddy corporation, Seattle, 113 days. there. • retreat and fought oft the enemy with Lake Huron, 3,100 tons, Amerlaan 8. FRONT SHIRT SECTION grenades until one of them could shoul­ B. Co., Chicago, 117 days. ’ Likes Hotel; Buys It der tbs dead man. With the body on Lake Forest, 8,100 tons, American 8. Hillsboro. Ofe.—William McQuillan their shoulder? the four retreated twen­ B. Co. Chicago 110 days. liked the Tunlatln 'hotel here. He’ d ty. kilometers during tbo night o f the On tho Pacific coast the flvo vessels boarded there for twenty years. Bo 28th thongh the dead weight waa ago­ built In the fastest time have averaged when the proprietors decided to go out nising. Weary and fatigued with lack 1001-0 days between keel laying and A*ri^iw ; r t t o f f 3 * iNflf riA T u h /C w ffiX of sleep, they tenderly carried their .delivery; on the Great Lakes, 124!W of bURlness McQuillan bought tbs hotel officer until they found time In the days; on the Atlantic coast, 2001-0 for 110,000 so he could keep oa Urlag Pictorial IUrlew Jacket No. 7411 Rites, 84 to 41 laches bast Price, 80 there nnd enjoy the cuisine. morning to bury him., .. . <Sdfu Practical y^ome DressJiaKin Jdgrsons ' ! f o S £ 7« E i « 'Cltfk Cl florid*.* — W EDNESDAY T H U R S D A Y B a ty M a r ie — -Osborne in------ ‘ ?.*£*** •• «•>* ix u i I f , datrd (ha Ird day of July A. I), m i kaa fllad aald w tlS ca U la rar ofOn, ..4 hat mod* application for (ax dtad (0 I**m la acetwdaae# _ with law. 8ald nrtlflrau tm brttto (ha (otlowlBf dracrlbrd proptrtv ■Jluatrd la Samlaola county. Florid. ,Z f l i t Lot 16 Sanford Ild ih u T Th* Ml d l» .4 brini aaaaaaad a t.th a data o| th. Imu. bc ol xurh ewriJfltata la (ha ndmt o( W t Fl»lda. Unlraa aald crllllcat# *ahtll b« dtaxied accordlni to law tax d e d will Imu * thrraon oa (ha 10th d .y ol Aututt A. fl. IS IS 1 “ Wltnraa m y oOJdal ilcntturc and Mil (hla (ha 30th day ol July A. I)., Ikll Ixaal) E- A. ,,ou l 1» » Cltflt Circuit Court Srmlxot, _ * . . County. Florid* Dy V. M. D ou fltn |>. c . 9S-Tu»*-Mc * N il ld at Application lor To* Drrd I'.d.r Hrrilaa S at Chapter 418*. Law. . f y|M. Ida.' Notlra Is hrrrby ilrrn that l ‘_ _. 1 M. II. Uurkrtt irthaotr o f Tax Cattlflcalo " N J o . 308, dated July A. _I), — r 3rd . . . day of — , . .. . IBIS, ha* Bird talil rrrllflrate In my ofllr*. and kti m*dr application for tat drrd to Imuv In accorda nr. with law. Said rrrtlflrat* cm lir.rt. i hr followlns described property situate.! (a Semiools County, to-wit: 8 K ol K of N E .'i of BW )< ties* I acres in N. W. for.) Src. 24 Townshl *1 8. It. 29 K ail: t scree. > The said land brinf s u r w i j st th- date of the Issuance of such certificate In th- u r n of XI. K. Fletcher. Also; Notice ie h.ohy iven that M. II. Ilurkett purehst-r «.| T*> ’rrtlfleatr N o. 308, dated the 3rd d.y t| July A.. t>. 1916, has. filled ealil en tin ctIn my ofllee. and has made sp|>llrstl»n fir tax deed to Isaue In- sceordanrr »lth *.» Fsld eertincate embraces the (ullosiri described property situated In SemlnJe County, Florida, to-wit; W >4 i f SIV. otB W fj Section St Townthip s i S |1 Cast. SO acres. The said land brim sito ie d at the date of the ieeuanre of such Crrtincste in iheJ name ot W. K. Hlmmont. Untee. .aid eertlneslrs . ehsll be redeemed aeeoedinc to t.« tax deeds will ls.ua thereon on the loth day of Aucust A. t). 1918. . Witness m y oRIrial ti(nslure and (-.1 this, the 30th day of July A. I). 1111. fsralt K. A. I)nu,l»»« Clerk Circuit Court Hemlmds Cuunty. FI. Ily V. XI. Ikiuxlsu It. F. 98-Tues-itc. f STAR THUR8DAYflQ T H E Y ARE ’ . [JSlJ-Pll£Zn LEDGER TRANSFERS, Rut they’re ao practical and durable that you can keep nearly all your records in them. There's a type to meet every purpose, utid the c a H stock forms that fit* them arc so curcfully designed that you ore able to use many of them without the slightest change. Bound in Red Cowhide Hack ond Corners, Corduroy Sides, Steel Hinges, T op lackingLet us demonstrate how you c a n . save time, labor nod money by usfnff the c a l x Post Binder. ■ Phone 148 Salford, Florida �AMERICAN'TROOPS’ CANDING'ffnfTBENCH PORT erred of hale, and ^blood, and and lie Mia lit y, and .blood c ruelty' uml the human enalaycment .th a t mirlt every footstep of the kaiser d hla coh orla -ol—hell ___ re-4n-dlre'et And 'd amnable . oppoallion—tocvcry-thC U gh i,-w ord—and*-dced,'~of the Man 'o f Galilee! — — This. Is therefore no fight of De* mocracy* against autocracyl"' It is no contest o f ‘ man against the gaa R Owe ftatr nf pairs in 10 week*. These 54 pairs will produce 2900 pairs In 12 more weeks.-Jn 38 weeks theso w iirhave [irodured_nrarc_than it-Io u rth -o f-a mlllibrr'weevlli. T T corn b the crop attacked why not fumigate the grain when it is first placed in the crib and kill the first pair? To do this properly will require a tight crib. — Anyone-necding^cuTbon'TJbuIphfde ------ It—b ' •—titanie—struggle—between' -itt-quantily-ehould-aak~tlurTOUnly[ right and- wrong; between ‘the phll- agent, aa he can direct the applicant - -csophy— of— Jettm Christ and" th' to a-llbcTal supply at a fair price. of evil, through the earthly defend­ ers of each! -V r > j c BUDGET OF O PIN ION 41JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E .” “ * 1 1 f f And we're going to fight— fight— fight side b y aide with our fellows In the causo of-hum anity,-until there b no veatage left on ail th b great earth of the'powera that— defying God and man— precipitated th b cataclysm ov bW>d and tears. There b only one sentiment In th b whole broad land today, and the man who does not recognize it must be deaf, dum b, and blind; and that sentiment b a dogged determination deep down in the very bow eb 'o f every man that we afe going to fight until w e . have justified Italy; saved England! Swept immortal Prance free o f the Hun;, liberated BelgiumI Avenged bo far aa In the human power the countless cornea of Germany against dlllxation; broken the Hlndenburg line and swept the army of the.beast as chaff before the wind; humbled the emplre of hell; and— please G od— EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT f A CHIEL IS AM ONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. •• HE'LL PRENT ’ EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. d o o ooo d o o ooo a a a oooo a a o a o o o a a a o o o a a a o o a a o a a o o a a a n a aaa a Friendship You can buy, if you’re got the money All you need to eat and drink; You can ' pay for bread and honey and can keep your palate sweet: But when trouble tomes to fret you and when sorrow comes your way For the gentle hand and friendship that you need you cannot pay. You can buy with gold and ‘silver things you’re got to hove to wear; You can purchase all that’s needful when your skies, are bright and fair; But when clouds begin to gather and when trouble rules the day Your money doesn’t lure a friend worth while to come your way V I wish," wrote a b oy “ over there’ ' to a pal inShe U. S. A. "that you’ d drop around and sec mother once in a while. She wwiKs fine smiling let­ ters, but somehow or other I have a feeling in me that she’s hiding a Iqt of tears. Tell her. I ’ m all right— and* make her believe It," After publishing the above, an exchnnge very truthfully says that not a. few of our wonderful fighters standing there in the bomb and bayoncj line are worring more about their mothers they have left be­ hind them than they are about the Bochcn in front of -them. And, too many of these mothers nre hiding tears’ behind "smiling letters.1 tingle. And how can any younK man refuse to go to war now? There are several slackers here who are hiding behind the exemption arid they are flimsy exemptions at t hut. These slackers shouk be ostracised from scoioty7~ How can any girl have nnything to do with a slacker? In some places the girls have cut them out entirely. We should have no use for the slacker now .and after the war. You know who I mean don’ t y o u ? '1 Or shall their names be published as one o ' Sanford’s young ladies asked me It would be mighty fine and of to do? incalculable assistance in staging this war to lesson the soldiers son’s worry and dry the soldiers mother.’s ^1 note that the barbers of Stuart tears. We ought to make every boy are about to ruise their rates for "over tbero" feel sure, that he scraping and clipping to a point be­ is getting plenty of -help sympathy yond the"ahave and get shavee nnd sunshine of love from we who point’ 1 In the olden days there wns stay at home. That done, he ’will a charge made of a dime for a lihavc worry 1cm ,, and fewer mother tears and two bits for a hair trim; ant will dampen the letters she writes then there came a hump where to him. there was a 60 per cent, raise for This is the supreme purpose of the smooth-facer and a trimmer of hair pulled down 36 cents for the war mothers of America, *nd by manipulating the shears and some-t doing that these motherk go far times, when the scissors didn't track toward bringing final victory home n fellow could get some of the hair to America. But this is not all the pulled out for nothing-barring a lit­ war mothers’ organizations hope to tle pain. And now it is stated on accomplish. They want to bring to authority that the prices are to go to bear upom all war work the great two bits for a shave and twice-that force of their unitfed srtenghth, sum for a haircut. The same trick conservation, in Liberty Loan drives was tried in this city a year ago with boosting wartime thrift ahd saving disastrous results—and many n man and aiding all those war charities commenced to do his own shaving. so necessary to relieve suffering and With a good implement and good save life in our war camps, Among material a shave cost a man about one the people with whom we stnnd In cent, where he docs the work hirn democracy’s . war The same day that seed corn is gathered from standing atalks in the field the husked curs should be put in n dry place where there is a free circulation of air, and so placed that tho cars do not touch one nnother. This is the only safe way, accord­ ing to the University of Florida ex­ tension division, which says that much good seed has been ruined be­ cause it wns- thought to be*. dry enough when scattered. Many farm­ ers think that their autumns arc so dry that these precautions are not necessary, yet there is no locality where the corn will not bo bettered by a thoro drying treatment. If corn is left in th e’ husk it may sprout or mildew during warm wet weath­ er, and it is more likely io become infested with weevils. The vitality of seed may be re­ duced by leaving it in a sack or pile for even a day after it has been gathered. During warm fail days For the hand that’s worm and grip­ with some moisture in the cobs ant ping, and the heart that’s ten­ kernels, the cars heat or mUdew in a der, too remarkably short time. Arc what all men living sigh for when One of the best and the cheapest they’re sorrowful and blue. treatment immediately after the ears For there's nothing, thata so soothing are huqkcd is to tie the ears singly and so comforting right then on coarse twine at about 8-inch in­ As the gladly given friendship of a tervals, the twine being looped about fellow’s fellowmen. the middle of the oars so that they hang balanced and horizontal. Get A hand upon your shoulder and a twine heavy enough to support from whispered word of chocr 16 to 20 cars. Are the things that keep you going Wire racks arc cheaper in the long when your trouble time is here; run and more convenient. A good And you'll hate the gold you’ ve gath­ form la made from welded or woven ered and the buildings that you wire fehdng, tho upright wires be­ own, ing used as supports for the in If you have to bear your troubles dividual cars. The lateral wires, your sorrows ull alone, about 3 inches long on cither side of If you've served a golden idol you the main upright, are thrust into the get as your reward self— and he never has to lose No person can help a war mother butt end of the cob. These racks All the luxuries of living that the waiting his turn; and so far as a ns much, nor sympathize with hcr’ so will last for severaj years and arc the world can afford haircut is concerned n couple of sincerely nor drive away her .war easily stored wnen not in use. But you’ ll be the poorest mortal and cuts a year will avoid having to' do clouds as weel as another war Wooden seed racks, in' which the the saddest in the end, up his locks in curl-papcra or having mother. ears are stored in rows on separate When the clouds of trouble gather— it hang nil over his manly shoulders. shelves, arc convicnt dryers, and und you’re hungry for a friend. So what’s the use? Those Stuart ^Germany wants to know what the have no drawbacks in a dry, 'breezy — Delriot Free Press, .barbers should start nothing they United States Is fighting for. She place, altho the a ir cannot circulate will be unable to finish; and if thinks the sinking of ncutilri ships freely on all sides and dampness may ^ The latest news from the tpey are to make a raise in rates I without warning Isn’ t enough t o 1be held where the row of kernels front is glorious nows and it makes think it ought to be or.e dollar for iring us in. rests on the wood. the blood of ail real Americans anything that is done to the man in All right! Let’s tell hcrl Only during unusually damp We’ re going to fight for outraged weather at seed-gathering time will a women! firo be necessary to help the drying. We’re going to fight for crucified Yet if heat is applied in a poorly nuns! ventilated place, it will do more We’re g^ing to flg h tfor little chil- harm thnn good. If used, tho fire should dren with hands and arms missing! I be slow and long-continued. It W e’re going to-fight for namelesaly 1should be below the ears with, plenty mutilated soldiers! |of good ventilation above them. We’ro going to fight for innocent thousands atewn upon the bottom o il Fuxnl(afe Seeds In Flour Barrel the seal When corn and cowpcas are gathWe’ re going to fight for B e lg iu m - crod thcro are oftcn ihousands of outraged and desecrated as no nation wccv|[8 in them, and everyone knows In the previous history of the world lho destructive habits of these inhts ever been. _ sects. R. L. Clutc, extension specialW e’ro going to fight for FYance— 11st on stored grains, to the U that magnificent nation o f'h eroes— of Florida saya wo aro not truly pabled white defending civilisation triotic if we allow these destructive against the Power of the Beast! insects, that aro ao easily killed to We're going to fight for England— continue their ravages of our foods, which chose tho pith of honor block If one has a few bushels of seed or tinted with despair—when tho nation I n small quanlty of moal, flopr or "ho had nworn to defend was set grits there is no bettor container for, upon o r by a wild bcaNtl fumigation than an ordinary tight We’ re going to fight for Italy— barrel. If a barrel and o' bottle of which took uo the cause of Right carbon disulphide are kept han against the power of Wrong—terrible properly used there Is no excuse to though she knew tho cost must be! sustain losses occasioned by Insects We’ re going to fight In dofense destroying seeds that a farmer wishof these principles of human liberty I ea to keep over.or th a t are stored for which werb laid down nineteen sen-J food. Seeds or foodstuffs so fumi­ tories ago by that first great teacher gated should bo exposed to the air and peacher of ’humah rights— the Just aa soon as the insocts agridUed, -Man of Galileel and if care is exercised in doing this Every iota of the philosophy and I they will not havo tho taste or odor of Points In'SUo Filling. -The lmprtant point to keep In mind i(i_fiillng a silo is to see that the ensilage cutter is working pro­ perly. By this is meant that it must be run 'at a certain speed ao aa to blow the'silage Into the silo. If the engine and cutter arc not running at a high enough speed the blower will not elevate thy cut silage into the silo. In other words,.there will be trouble with the delivery pipes be­ coming choked. Another point to keep In mind is to see that the machine is set so aa to cut the ensilage Into short pieces. The pieces should bo to \i Inch in length. A v e n u e /n t 2 :30 p. m DIN GEE P lu m bin g and' Gas Fitting Mi W ork Receives My Person* . Attention And Beat Effort* Opyoaite Clljr Hall Telephone N#n j & j * * ^ Brd- Wm De Polished Da. dar T h b Heading At The Rate Of |7 jg O. S. VAUGHAN Another important.point is.to'have OPTOMETRIST a sufficient number of men inside the EYES EXAMINED silo to tramp the silage tboroly. . and GLASSES FITTED If the silo Is aa much as 14 or 15 feet in diameter, it would be advisable to School's Jewelry 8tore. 123 W. First 6| keep three men in the silo during the process of filling. Most of the tramp­ ing should be done around the edges .or the wall of the silo. Formerly of the U. S. Army It is also important to keep the all* age in the silo practically level dur­ CONSULTING PHYSICIAN ing the process of filling,* altho per­ SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK DLDO haps better results might be had if. the outer edges be kept a little higher than the center. If tho silage is at all dry it will be Office 309 Park Avenue necessary to add some water. This can fie done by running water * Telephone 291 on the knives -or in the fan rase. Office Hra: 10*12 *.m. & 2-4 p.n When the water is applied in there is a more even distribution of water through the entire mass of sil­ D R . L. D . BROWN age. Some people run a hose into the silo and wet it down. -This is not DENTIST very satisfactory for the reason that Office Yowoll-Speer Building it is difficult to get a uniform or*cvcn distribution of - water through the Phone 108 Sanford, Florida mass of silage. It is almost impos­ sible to tell how much water to use THOMAS EMMET WILSON as this will depend entirely on the ** E. FERGUSON ItOrsiluLUl condition of tho crop when it is put into the silo. However, tho silage an it enters the silo from the delivery pipe should be quite moist, but there LAWYERS should not bo enough water used so Sanford, Floridi that it will drip from the delivery pipe. Dr. DOWNING Dr. C. J. Marshall Wilson & Hoasbolder These directions will apply to al] (Continued on Page 4) HENRY M cLAU LIN SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER OFFICE IN THE COURT SANFORD - - HOUSE FLORIDA JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA FO O D M i l W IN THE GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER ROGERS'PLATED WARE . t ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Notice to Our Customers Notice is hereby given that we will close our business at noon on Saturday instead of Thursday, dur­ ing the three summer months begin­ ning June 22. All orders received up to twelve o’clock will be delivered. H ILL LU M BER CO. Complete Line of McKin­ ley V Standard and Popular Music 10c Per Copy Come in and Hear the New Columbia Records Cypress For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Santord, Fla. D. C. BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gaaolnle Dry Cleaning. AlteraUona o f All Kinds on Short Notice Our Gentlemen’s Valet Club. 92.00 Per Month 8UIT8 $15.00 UPWARD CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. F fywr U*. - ■ Lumber ■ - *V * PRONE 174 �RED-M EN W ILL SAVE FO.OD - Omaha, Nob.—Indiana am not one whit behind the white man when It. French Generous to Prisoners Do* cornea to food eon serration. They want their aquawa to haro a "food Specially preparedfor this Newspaper ly Pictorial Rcckux s p tto 'to ta l Course of— ~ matnfe” Just like their white brtthTen. -F ifty Joadera of the Oroaha ln-dlan tribe called on Btato Food Adminlatrator G. W. Wattle* and asked him to intercede with the “ grqat whlto Alphabet in father" at Washington to haro Food Administrator Hoover appoint a ma­ tron to explain’ to the aquawa how to save the wheat by Ming substitute*. Bight of Long American Columns De­ In the past nothin* but wheat haa stroys Hun'Hopea of Victory—Live ever been used on the reservation, but Like Happy- Family In the Indians have not only sent their 'Prison Camp. boys to fight for Uncle Sam,-but they l want to do their bit at home. i With tho American Force* In France. •France knows that her prisoners In Germany are treated badly, but Ger­ OPEN EMERGENCY HOMES man prisoners are treated humanely and even generously In French pris­ FOR WIVES OF SOLDIERS ons Just thef same, writes Don Uartln In the Now York Herald. I aaked Dee Moines, la.—Two emer­ an officer In charge of a French prison gency home* which will care for camp why this Is, and he shrugged the wire* o f soldiers after leav­ his shoulders and said merely: ing a maternity hospital have "AM" been established here by the Unless one could see the gesture civilian relief department o f the accompanying the monosyllable he Red Cross. would hardly know what meaning to The plan la to keep the moth­ attach to It. It really meant: ers In the homes until they havp “Oh, what’s the use of being bru­ regained their strength. They tal to Individuals just because somo will he taught to care for tnelc ono else Is) Wo wish wo could, but bablee and for themseivei. Aft­ we can't" • er leaving, an effort will be made I Have Inspected several prisons, to see that they are located In aorao largo and some email, and In homes. overy one I have found tho Germans No. 18881—-A New Bailor Cellar. treated quite aa well aa civil prisoners In normal times and in many Instances sign la exceedingly simple and la SOAR IN LONDON quite easily done In eUtohee wellbelter. Officers are not‘ humiliated In PRICES known to ’ every needlewoman. T o M .N 0 P Q B 5 T V V W any way. In fact they receive better fit the collar properly, use a bias treatment, a .stranger would think, Saloon Keepers Make Up for Profit* etrlp and be oareful not to get the ••ring Brsks on Whlaky than they aro really entitled to. binding on fu ll A great deal in the X Y Z M C and Spirit* Prisoners Live Happily. fit depends upon tho proper binding No. 11039—Japanese Alphabet ' On n low hill about 1.000 feet from on ths neck. London.—Tho whlaky and spirit fon cloth, handkerchief linen or a main road of France stands a prison Since the Japanese and Chinese crepe Georgette may be ueed In Its influence la felt everywhere this sea­ —five low wooden buildings surround­ prices hnvo limited the power of the development The dainty floral em­ son. It Is only natural that It should ed by two barbed wtro fences, with saloon keeper to profiteer In these ar­ broidery la executed In eyelet and evidence itself In embrolderlee. The ticles, with tho result that the prices armed pickets always patrolling putrained satin Britches, letters or the alphabet pictured are aide. Here are 200 Germans, many of of wines haro gono up with n run. A It la very important that a collar o f Japanese design and are to glass of port, which at one tlmo was 8 them prisoners tnkon In the early batof thta aort 'should fit well, and to be worked In solid satin atlteb-* tlo of the Somme, but some taken cents, Is now 24 cents, Mixed veratrange as It may aeem, many of the Derides being appropriate for hand mouth has risen to 24 cents a glass, or more recently. They aro all privates lovollcet Imparted collars- do not fit kerchiefs and personal linens, they even to 80 cents In eomo West End es­ properly. The woman who makes make effective markings for nap­ and cnnitltuto an happy a family aa tablishments. her own designs saves money and kins, table cloths, luncheon seta.* one could find where personal liberty Dy tho bottlo prices have been. In­ gets far more satlafactlon for bar ef- dollies and other decorative linens. la tho one thing desired nnd denied. creased In tho case of Italian ver­ The Germans stood at their barbed Pictorial Review Embroidery No. 11BI9—Japanese atria Initials. The mouth from 40 cents tho litre to as fences hours at a time and watched much aa 1180, and tho prtco of Inferior pattern contains 27 letters each H and lj$ Inch high, Transfer pat­ tern, 15 centa. tho endless lino of soldiers. When It French vermouth Is $2. Other wines Embroidery Tranifer pattern No. 12381, blue, 20 otnti. Two styles of was tho bluo of France that was mov­ are double or treble pro-war prices. enllor cottara are given In this pattern. A and D. Style " A " Is a> ing pnst the Germans were not pnrtfco* ranged for lace Inaertlon and edging. Isrly Interested. They bad seen that No. 12381—A— Stamped on white handkerchief linen, with whit* em­ for yenrs. They know Franco always TAKE SHRAPNEL FROM HEART broidery cotton, 60 cents.has bad an endless line of everything Pictorial Review patterns on aal«at local agents. Remarkable Operation Performed on a needed for wnr. Ilut when they saw British Soldier-Proves Suc­ the khaki of America filing or rolling cessful. by for a whole day nnd then for.an­ other. nnd henrd the muddy shuttle of DRINKS UNDER BAN allotment more sugar fdr the remain­ London.—A remarkablo operation ICED feet through the night, there wns a der of the year. change In the dull expression of those haa been performed on a soldier at fltato Food Administration o f .Arkan­ Gennnn eyes. It wns at thta time that Leeds Infirmary. A piece of shrapnel Eaglo Attacko Woman. sas Ruloo Out Cooling I went to the prison to lenm what they weighing 01 grains waa extracted from Franklin, W. Va.—A bald e*f!o that Coverages. the anterior walls of the heart. thought of what they had seen. First has made frequent excursions Into thia Tho patient Is Private John BritIt should he staled that these prisoners Little Rock, Ark.—Tho girls may part of tho country made a vicious at­ Innd, who was wounded at Arraa on see little of recent developments to April It last yenr. After receiving emit bum to wenr $00 gowns, $28 boots tack on Mrs. Anna Simmons while aha the wnr. They must form their opin­ treatment In several hospitals ho was and hose that cost more than a pair wns walking to hbr home nrtr thin ions from rulffi fragments of conversa­ tnkon' to Leeds Infirmary, where a of nhoea did n generation ngo, but In city. Three deep wounds were mado tion ns they hear from Jthelr keepers radiograph established the fact that ho IIiIh town they will not flirt nmong tho In her face where the engle'a talon* and from what they see, ns, for Inbad a plrce of metal In the wall of tho round tatdea tn the soda Joints, sip­ hntl gouged Into- tho flesh. Will Hatterptnnee, from the long, long tine of heart Itself. lie !a making steady ping soft drinks at tho expense of sol­ limn, who rnn to her unalstnnce, was Americans, the first they had Been. dier boys or loving swains. Th6 state ntao attacked nnd forced to seek abelprogress to recovery.______ In this particular prison the new­ food administration has knocked these tar. comers had brought tho news situation good times on *the henif. The gtris Coal Flow* Llko Water. up to early spring, but aa for tho big In a great steel works at Pittsburgh must learn that tho country I* at war. offensive the prisoners knew only that powdered coal flaws llko water through No more, according to tho order of tho Words and Music. . there probably would be one. So that stager* can use phonograph* l.MX) feet of four-inch pipe under a food administration, shall soft drink Americans Surprise Germans. pressure of 40 pounds the squnru Inch, stands serve iced tea, sherbet and to play their nccotppnnlments, an at­ When I asked if there was n German nnd flown an rapidly Hint four tons wnter Ices. An order has also been tachment lins been Invented that dis­ nmong the two hundred who could have been put through n fiOO-foot line In Issued denying manufacturer* of soft play* tho words o f so n g s o n * reel o f d r in k s who hfivo_ifed_thrlr4D19 f jljflr pupor ns a recard'ts being played. speak English, n good looking young five minutes. R S E 0 EF W tt I <3 K L W N O P S T . Dear r oik* .—uncro ia naming to it—mis Is the life for me. You won't know mo when I get back. .Wo aro nil working na hard as wo can aboard ihlp. and I can Joit feel my* muscles grow. Dut you mustn’ t think we aro working every minute wo are awake. Tho officers are doing nil they can to fomlih us with amusement, so wo won’t get homesick. Of course, we haven't room enough to play baseball, but wo Indulge In-other sports In our letsuro Boments. Them la one thing the officers especially encourage, and that Is'for Cl to go In f o r . ................... SAMMY. To complete tho plctnre, draw a line from dot 1 to dot 2, then from dot 2 to do| 8, and so on. gi. a (Copyright. 1117, by The Dell Syndicate. Inc.) IliAIII n n i l A D n C T A T I I C f ' V lh T : 5J ,|W u IH IU L u ___________ . Paris Protests Against-Neglect Art Treasures. 10 tho meanwhile there wero several n,r ralds. Fortunntcly no monument , or statu0 wns hit. On tho Initiative of a group of citizens work on tho pro* of. tcctlon of some of tho masterpieces llko tho Vendomo Column, tho Obelisk, tho Btrnssbourg Monument nnd tho art works In tho Luxembourg gardens Allowed to Stand Exposed to AlrTtald- were given somo adequnto protection. era—Promise of Aid Street urchins anxious to ploy “ In Falla. tho trenches" climbed up among tho bags, causing a loose ono to slip, with Parts.—Protest haa ntfficn in many *bo result that thousands of bags fell quarters hero ngalnst tho dellbornto 1° Oh avalanche about many of tho neglect of many o f the priceless Btat- statues. It was thereupon found that ate and works of art In Paris, which the baga wero filled with atones or tare been permitted to stand unpro- clinker*. ttcled ngalnst posslblo damage from I Art lovers protested jind railed tho enemy air raids and bombnrdmenta. attention of tho commission to tho The special commission charged with . f " ct that stones nnd clinkers afforded the duty of providing protection for W protection against Oerman bombs, public monument* o f art haa been soI’ ar,a municipal council Is now verely criticized. taking measures to remedy the present Last year when tho danger of air condition and promises that every vnluraid, seemed comparatively remote a nbl° P »«* of a? d ,td8,orJcnl dorrn r«- mnrn m nm .m .nf - m l .tnttiM ^111 bo reasonably protected.• C ou rtesy. Courtesy Is one »f rlu- |ir<*|n*ril»*^ <il God, who gives his sun nfid nrtn to the Just and Hie unjust by rmictasy; end courtesy In the sinter of rhnrlty, by which hatred la extinguished and lovi is qhcrlshed.—St. Francis of Assisi. Easy andPractical Home Dressmaking Lessons / Q R I f Y. W T Z fiO eD E fS H W K b CITRUS EXCHAN ia«d Specially for tfti Newzptperby Pictorial Review. A H ow to Dress a Girl Becomingly. _ /T ZM> n % » ’4 ^ holed In bluo cotton. Tho back of the watat and aklrt are cut In one, tho .front and alas gores being atUchod to tho front of tho waist under the b«lL At tho front thoro la a plait, to tho left of which tho adjustment la effected. The waist close* In front Twolvo-vear alto redoirca a yards 38- Grapefruit failed to show as great strength as oranges this year because few er people know how g ood the form er are. With the increased production now coming on, grapefruit are likely to sell fo r much lower prices in a few years’ time unless the American people are taught their fo o d and health value, thus popularizing them -4 The Florida CitruB Exchange has, undertaken to do this work in anticipation o f ’the enlarged production of F lorida grapefruit groveB apd this season will conduct educational cam paigns in a number o f im portant cities in the North and W est. — »j o 7740 cAecfc pinpAass, wWA ot embroidered linen. a ttic ,f the walit and back gore la bo that the tripla "TTT' per* ms roat along tha longthwlao Tba wlda gore come* next. witn ‘C* perforations along * lengthwise thread, In tho apace opposite theae two sections the bolt Is la!*. ..............a on a crosswise with T ’ perforation the material. TO* front thread of t* aklrt and tba collar mail S7larodw lth “T" perforations along the lengthwise fold of »»* "* * * ; remaining sections “ “ Ming front of the waist, pocket, cuff and a]ears, are laid on tho gingham wiih ]arg0 •*()" perforations resting on a lengthwlae thread. ___ _________ Review DraaaNo. TTIO. BUos, $ to l i rm n. race, M KEEPSAKE GOES FOR BONDS Oklahoma Man Glvoa Up Oold, Place - Ho Hxa Carried for ThirtySeven Years. Tnlsa, Okia.—“I have carried thta gold piece with toe for thirty-seven years, and I have resisted hanger and temptation to spend It, and have al­ ways kept It na n treasure. However. Undo Sam needs It flow, and I willing­ ly let It'go so It will b*U> to bring vic­ tory to tho American arms." This was tho statement o f W. IL Martin of thla city a* he deposited a $10 gold piece at the post office win­ dow and aaked for aorao baby bonds. “ Sealdsweet” grapefruit, that marketed by members o f the Exchange, will chiefly, benefit by this effort. I f y o u grow grape­ fru it good enough to be sold under this trademark, jo in the Exchange and assure a m arket fo r i t For fu ll particulars address the Florida Citrus Exchange, Citizens Bank Building, Tampa, or call on ^ ' L. A . H AK ES, M anager Orange County Cltrue Sub-Exchange Orlando, Fla. �i — m pretends ta bo asleep when the and newspacer from homo.and they box la passed, it-awakens Wm-with read-IfiemTHreadbare. R. 1, HOLLY, F^lln* =S^ ^ ==' a pitchm an'* rattle, and a kodsk Captain Rnhart-Warwlclc -who warn W rM rH A Y N R S. nuatimirManager - <fth*a hi* "pi irlui a. UnfurUinotcIjrihT a m o v ie .actor before ho *en t to a a r a o ~ ^ b o inr*nttKrnrrb~nbirilv^ France with Pershing, tells us that PnbSahrd E m y Ta**4«jr aad W d a r en. There are a number of church tbo-fayorite-picrures vfith the boys stewards in this tow nw ho would like arc—those showjflg. war a d lvUlw^aV toll^gel ^ I n — w nT m uhlcatT onryith homV. ^Aa you cheer the film showhlm.— Efuitli Lake _ Region^— — — .Ins_Amarlcsn 'lniK *- trudging down"] a muddy road in Picardy, so those s a m e . lads chrccr the pictures of D E H Y D R A T E POTATOES A dispatch from Stockholm say* Red Cross work and shipbuilding IrtUtwrd la tt* CM* hr CuilB »I*0 Pt» Tiu t« Adrsat* *r *0* Pr» M*»ih “ there have been__no_potatoca—in and__Liberty— Loan parndes'""ovor r « r a » u lii Am*(t MSTDilMed* »1 OMcV Germany for more than a we.ek^Xhn. Some day these lads are coming new crop Is selling for $1.20 a quart or ${?,«<> » p e ck "----------- ------------ hom e—the gil'lltcr part of them, wc| In Florida* there has been left in nil hope. And w hen.they do they the fields to spoil thousanss of bush­ will not ask you, "W h at did you do I wns fighting for y ou ?" els, because the product on tho mar­ while I They | ket would not. bring the cost of get­ They will not have to ask. ting. It there, and still we are urged will know.— Atlanta Journal. ^ ~ THE HERALD PRIHTINC~COMPAKY to “ I pledge allegiance to my flag and tho Re­ public for which it ■tandi; one nation in­ divisible, with Liberty and justice to all." plant big crops. . <" Potatoes can bo worked in de­ hydrating plants so they may be used years after going through the process. While ' the Government is forced to pay Jobbers high prices for storage products It may as well try putting them up, thereby cut­ ting out a big profit in the middle man and giving more cash to the patriotic farmer who has .heeded lb country's call for more food stuffs— Reporter-Star. In many communities patriotic women and girls are "boycottin g" the sla ck e n —the man with the yel­ low streak down h b back while! men sneer and jeer the coward. New Sugar Rttllhg In A doctor can't keep you well if he doesn't know \vhat ails you He dissects to correct. Look up the "D ea d Ones'ljcecflcdjmd it will help you to survive. Look up the successful ones and y o u 'ir find that they SAVED M O N E Y . — * ^ ' CAPITAL $30,000.00 - " ■ SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BAN K OF S A N F O R D ■- -------- ^ ^ ^ ^ a ^ r T i T T T T T T T ~ II. R. STEVENS o. PrMUMt 1- l Taylor Ceshie# THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR R. R. DEAS Am’ICsAIm DEPOSITS 1,1 i j | Effect | August 1st. Rule 1.— Persons residing in the State of Florida are entitled to notj UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE more than two pounds of sugar per GalnesTlile FOR WOMEN jeraon per month, based on the numMilitary Training Under. Army Officers Tallahsssee Court** la Arts' sad SdmcM, Arricultur*. >er of people in' the family, and no 559 Student* from IS Florida Countlc ..a Cb*ralcal. Civil. Electrical aad Mecbaalcal Engl, State* 1917-18. T ou t 951 U c lu to A J S S L lT purchases of more than two pounds w rin g . Lav, Taacbna* Collfg*. School aad Short Court*.' U'UB* A M E R IC A N SOLDIERS Tuition F m . Scad for Catalot. at one tltoe,' ih a ll bo mnde b y any| Writ* at one* lor Catalog (Continued from' Page 1) T H IN K A. A. MURPHREE, President person or family, whon such peraon EDWARD CONRADf, President You wiH like' th e/explanation or family resides in tho city or close I cans 3 mi nutes and process 25 min that Arthur Brisbane gives of the to the point of purchase and in the utes. cling Peaches superiority of the American soldier. event that the purchaser, resides Among Tho Scouts. _ ^ .. , * , „ , He says the reason there U every In the country (or five miles or more Boy Scouts of America, Troon i ?°r t the fruit, using firm, sound hope of a great and decisive vic­ from available point of purchase) five (Continued from Page 2) Sanford. The tory for American nrma b because pounds may be purchased; but in unl orm ^ achcs ^ canning Tho weekly meeting of July 25ih the young men of the United States no event .hall the .m ou n t >o pur- P«1 may be removed by pie ing tho r/ peaches in wire basket or cheese was called to order by Patrol Leader chased exceed the monthly per capita are taught to TH IN K cloth square and immersing in boil­ silage crops. However, the drier the McAlcxandcr at regular time. crop the more water should be used, "T h b country teaches young nem •allowance as stated above. ing water until the skin slips e u lly Roll was called and dues collected. and tho more tramping is necesssry. *Wc are all economising now and to think for themselves in the pub Rulo 2 .— Consumers requiring au-|Kem0VC' plunge for a minute’ into In the • absence of Scribe, scout we fail' to see why the girls at the lie schools, where all are, .equal,' gar for home canning and preserving cold water and slip off akin. Pack There is one danger that should be Bradbury took Ms place. beach should not economize on says Brbbane, "In the struggle for are allowed not more than twenty- |n glass or tin and fill e"ach Jar or looked out for and that \f, not to put William Mallsm qualified as success, where Schwab, the day five pounds for such home canning Can wjth water and paddle carefully the crop Into the alio until it is well Tenderfoot and then took hb oath bathing suits laborer, who thinks, goes to the top of preserving, and In securing such to remove tho air bubbles. Exhaust matured. More poor silage is much as a Boy Scout. . . and Thaw, the millionaire son, who allowance they must make regular number 3 cans 3 minutes, process fey using immature crops than hy us­ fanford b arranging to estab­ Minton Winne* Was voted in the ing crops that are too ripe. Troop on three month's trial. lish a Dehydrating piant to Conserve doesn’ t think, goes to the insane application on forma authorized by 2Q minutes. In gloss, process quart the United States Food ' Adminis- jars 25 minutes and half gallon jars her perishable crops. This is not asylum." If corn la to be put Into the silo do It was found out that we need "This individual thinking is re­ trstor, such forms to be furnbhed 40 minutes. the first time Sanford has taken not harvest the crop until the ears only three more members to fill our Ke|fer p „ r„ ,n Syrup are well pait the roasting-ear stage. Troop. a place, in the front ranks of pro­ flected in thr cables that tell about by and to hear the signature or Pce,( quttrter , nd coro pcarf Argood indication of when the crop fighting. For instance Fred Brown sUmp of the County Food AdminMeeting atyourned at 9:00 o'clock. gress,— Kissimmee Garotte. and Oscar Willcoxon. young Ameri btrator of the County in which the I Doll or eteam in clear water unti b properly matured and ready for J. W. Musson, Scribe. -------- O -------can sergeants, were taken prisoners purchaser resides. ^ cosily pierced with a straw. Cover the silo Is when the outer shucks of "Somewhere in Kentucky" a draft after their last cartridge was fired. Rule 3.— No consumer securing with cane syrup, diluted. Cook un- the cars begin to turn brown. ed man appeared for physical examBand Concert Friday Night. Thoy were taken to the roar to he sugar under these rules will bosllow -U U the pears xre tender. If syrup If it b a crop of aorghum to bo put nation. "R ejected" was the medi­ There will he a Band Concert questioned underguard of a German eq to trade, exchange, or dispose of u not sufficiently thick when pears into the ailo the seed-heads should be in Centra] Park next Friday night. cal verdict. "Y ou have fiat feet and officer and a soldier. such purchases as they may make; are tender, remove pears and cook practically mature. cannot march." "Ain't that helli" "A n hour later they walked into cither directly or indirectly to an- syrup until of desired consbtcncy moaned the would-be soldier. "I'v e If one wbhes to use cowpcas, use other person; nor shall any purchaser pnck pears in sterilized jar's; pour St. Lucie oounty is preparing to tramped 48 miles over the moun­ the Amcritan lines, bringing prison them in connection with corn or sor­ vote on the cattle tick question and he allowed to moke duplicate purboilfng water over fruit, partly tains since last night and n ow I’ ve ers with them. On the walk back tighten covers to jars; process 25 ghum, making a mixture of aboutl-3 there b every indication that this toward the German rear, they had chases at different stores. got to walk hack." cowpeaa nnd 2-3 corn or sorghum. progressive section will vote for Rule 4 .— All private consumers or minutes and seal. Miss Genevieve knocked down their guards, taking --------O -------The sebd-pods on tho cowpeas should tho compulsory dipping of rattle their revolver^/ and mado their families will he subject to a strict ^ raw^or^> Tallahassee, Fla. be almost ripe, or in other werds, with a big majotiry when it is sub­ Decause the nation's reserve has observance of these .rules,, and in 'Valer Melon Rind Preserved jailors prbbnefs. they nre ready to hnrvest about the mitted to the people. There arc al­ been depleted by. the railing of litWithout Sugar, “ The young American thinks*for any event of discovery that any pur- . time the seed-pods begin tq turn ready many fine cattle in the county tcrally thousands of graduate nurses chaser has violated theso regulations Cut water melon rind in one inch himself, and once in it he WANTS brown. . for service in military and naval nnd many more would be purchased and has secured more than their al- squares; cut out soft red part to TO FIG H T. • hospitals, it b absolutely necessary if the fzrmers could be assured that JOHN M. S C O T T lotment of sugar, tho County Food firm white, part, abo the green, outimmediately to call 25,000 student "T hey 'kill or are killed' os they would not bo affected hy the Animal Industrialist, ' Admtnbtrator, or other ropresen-Jside. Cover with water, cook unti] nurses for training in American hos­ German'* officer b said to have re­ tatives of the United States Food tender. A steam pressure canncr b Florida Experiment Station. pobonous and destructive cattle tlrk pitals, These young women are to ported to the Crown Prince, which has been sucah a detriment to Administration, will be directed to of great assistance here as the rind he enrolled in the United Stares the development of the cattle Indus­ "Alexander won his battles against immediately seixo auch surplus of cooked under pressure becomes tenStudent Nurse Reserve. The enrol­ try in thLs state. 1 considerable odds because his father sugar ns may have been acquired der In three minutes. ment began yesterday. When tender drain, drop- ita n j'" hired Aristotle, the greatest thinker and in roses where violation of the ------ O -------There b more ground prepared in his day to teach young Alexander rulings is discovered, proceedings boiling cane syrup, cook until trans- BRINGS F O R T Y CENTS A Manatee anil Seminole the two the science of thinking. for planting rice than ever before will he instituted against such vio- parent, season with spices and'lemon POUND IN SAVANNAH in Pinellas county, but plantings celery growing counties of the stalk:, tutors under the Food Admlnlstra- Juice; xook untill transparent. This "T h young American has his are being delayed, on account of have organized truck growers' assoc­ tion laws. usually takes about one hour. SAVANNAH, Ga., July 29 rain. But he b iations and have meetings with direc­ defects, being human. -Drain the* syrup from the rind first of all a thinker In his own wayThe first bale of cotton receiv­ tors from each association, where the Prayer Meeting. ' I after allowing it to stand over It b safe-to say that every American ed here this year was sold to­ problems of marketing, shipping nnd Attend prayer meeting at the night. Pack the rind Into sterilized boy in Fraance has his own*theory advertising their vegetables comrno Presbyterian Church Wednesday jors. • Bring syrup to boll nnd fill day for forty cents a pound, dities for tho coming season are han­ ns to how the war should he won, night, at 8 o ’clock. Mr. S. Rungc the jnrs. Seal nnd process 16 minu being bid at auction by B. "Trussin will never heat the young dled with greater surras than each utes. — Miss Genevieve Crawford, Rosenthal & Co. It will be men that this country is sending will load. arsodation working by itself. This Tallahassee, Fla. sent to New York and sold for over to defeat her."* is a co-operative spirit that will Killed In France Directions for canning or drying a war charity. It was from benefit both counries!—Sarasota First Lieutenant Arthur Elmore and instructions on home made A Big Time Coming Sanford, Fla. Another bale -------- - O --------- ' nephew of H. L. Gibson of thb driers may he had on application On August 8th, the Geneva from Docrun, • (jla., received An upstate newspaper tells us of a Branch of Seminole County Chapter city wns killed July ICth in the to your County Home Demonstra­ first German drive. tion Agent or by addressing Home was not sold at auction. . novel contribution basket for .church­ will give a basket picnic at Lake Economics Department, Florida es invented hy an Oklahoma Man. Harney, at ‘which hot coffee, soft State College for Women, Talla­ If a peraon drops in a quarter or drinks, ice cream and other good MEAT RULES hassee, Florida. To The Grocers UT Seminole more in the bbx there is silence; if things will he sold for the benefit he drops a dime in a hell rings, of. the Red Cross, but that is only For Reatsuranls, Hotels and Board County: The following bulletins may be a nickel sounds a whistle nnd a half the tale, for a joyous good time Under the new ruling tho grant­ had on application to Homo Econ­ Ing Houses V. B. rood AdmUlitrstioo. penny' fires u blank cartridge. If b promised everybody who attends. State ing of sugar certificates for canning Mondays noonday meal, rois omics Department, Florida Jtat ex da buckwheat cake got and preserving has bean dbeontinued College for Women,' Tallahassee, flop over on hi* face, Br*er Bacon* The big dinner will not be served jeef. No one who has already purchased rln’ dance ‘ ’roun" an any. eezee:— Wednesdays and Saturdays, tloon- Florida: until 1:30 p. m. to give the San­ "One good tu'n deaarvea en nutti­ Farmer's Bulletin No 853— Home 25 pounds of sugar can procure any er," aesee.— Mesm In* dat ef <le ford business people and the rest duy meal, stew or boiled. Thursdays, noonday meal, steak Canning of Fruits and Vegetables. more except the monthly allowance. eojer boya go an do da flxhtln' fer of the., county a chance to be on ue, da teaa* wa alia kin do U ter or Hamburg. Farmers Bulletin No D84— Farm )]ake thb plain to .y o u r customers aen* hand when the curtain rises on the 'em all de •wheat—« tv eat and save much ‘useless discussion. These days were made uniform nnd Home Drying of Fruits nnd Vogbuckwheat Inettd. Cp'.t meal, rye "eats" . ' . * R. J. Holly en barley flour fer ue wllM»-*-9 a over tho state of Florida. All sugsr tablres. Everyone b expected to carry a Acting Food Adm. lot too. jowli must be removed from the Agnes Ellen Harrb s. lunch—ther will he no free lunches— Home Economics Directbut compensation will come in fish­ table. ot Florida Food Admr, ing and' awimmlng and all the rest New. Ruling on Potatoes of woodland de.lights. ’ C. O. D. Society. All potatoes must now be sold by Thursday, August 8— Don't for­ After an adjournment of nine the pound and not by dry moaaiire get the date. An Invitation has months the C. O. D. met Fridny ns heretofore. been extended tho Seminole County *______ * evening at the home of Miss Ruth Guards which it is hoped by the Six pounds per month per peraon Hand. Meat of the evening was Gcnovn contingent will ho accepted. s the now ruling on flour, calendar spent In talking shout the various things which occurred since they last month. 98-tf The rfew paste made by "O ver T here" and Over Here met. the Carter Ink Co. can­ For thff part you arc playing In Marion Gove was well posted Turks Have Quit. not be excelled. Comes in thb war you are answering not aon the happenings in Orlando, as According to later wires received lone to yourself and to your gov­ she attended businers college there; Turkey has quit ' the game, . and bottles* at 10c, 15c and ernment and your fellow citizens icyered relations with Germany. Annie Anderson talked about her 35c. In tubes 15c. hut you arc answering as "well to What effect thb ’will have on tho two months training in the hospi­ one all-important other—the Ameri­ wnr situation b problematical. tal in Jacksonville; Katherine can sold ier'"over there." And be Aycokc of her six months travel. Photo Library Paste in . -sure that he knows and will remem­ Conatructlon work on tho DeLand Lucille Rinrs, Ruth Hand and Ruth bottles 10c. Tubes 5c ber the part you- are playing just Daytona road will be resumed as Kanner talked continually of the os surely as you know what he has the result of the action by the hoard activities of Florida Stato College. and 10c. done at^ Chateau Thierry gnd at of county commissioners In session Ruth Mettingcr the only absent Cantigny and on the Marne. * A TYPEWRITER YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUY, $50.00 . last week. Akerman & Ellb, co n- member, hoe been studying in South­ A TYPEWRITER FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. ' There is abundant testlmo y that tructors, have been notified to prr- ern .College* Sho b npw living In A TYPEWRITER FOR THE LADIES. WEIGHS BUT SIX POUNDS. the eyes of the American Eipedi* cced with the conatructlon work’ Live Oak. After these exciting dis? A TYPEWRITER FOB THE OFFICE, SCHOOL OB STUDY. t ion ary Force In Frahce'Hre on AmerTha .rpad at preaent b In'a delporcussldns, fruit sherbert _and caka OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT, ca with all the searching .eagerness able condition, making It necessary were served » b y * the , -hostess. i W. S. Branch, Orlando, Fla., exclusive ageht for Orange, Sew*: Phone 148 . Sanford, Florida that the oyes of America are on for .jnotorbta to travel between the Just before adjournment an im­ note and Lake Cbnntiea. Write for free booklet. franco. They look for every letter two cities by way of New Smyrna; portant business meeting was held. POINTS IN SILO FILLING SANFORD FIRST COTTON cICO Liauid P a s te Herald Printing Co. v-JT* �7„V V -A , _ n . . Mettinger a bcatlful cameo Death O f Mra. Edward' Cameron pin'from air the friends na a token -The .community was ahocked last loLtJicir-oppeeintfon and regard.-M r*, fritlttym ___nom _ lncrr to, Jearn ;:_of ■th e , M c ttin g a r _ ^ ^ iu lly ^ p r lM d jL iiill^ e * « ¥ = i^ ^ M f* ^ -E d w ;r d Cameron, ^ - H A P P l 5N I N G S 0 F ^ I K \ T E I ffiS T J tL * ^ i-niuel»— jiio ith the •j|gg ‘ re- who' resided at the Cameron place | ^ ~ ^ r ~ „ ~ A R O U N IF S A M F O R ir Z 3 F .marking that the .did not need this qyar Cameron City. Mrs. Cameron i to make her remember Sanford ant and her hjtsband bad^bcen homo her many frienda, but-would accept only a. few days from Key West, . Mr, Mshlon Wright Jiaa I it a* u nruIjng -of the bond.. where Mr. Cameron is Ip the haval j who have purchaacd twenty i ^ hom? after apending a weej^nt h 'cThose pounds or less ol muap-r— __ ^!_Thfi_ni£ctlng-closed i,y aidin g .reserves mnl> Mrs.. Cameron was ,*nJTT'urposti -------------------cannor su«<" UI -Hie., Tie ThsT~BTm5 " taken III Wednesday while" visiting 5iylorta” Bpach‘ ——aai»v a jmrclias^nnrft ** f 1 Ti ■ •*].« Helen~llowland-of-Orlnndo' more fo "this ' ^ n>11 wu" lng hcr n hearty. God Bless jier Hither Mr. F. E. Gatchcll andi more sugar sugar Tor purpose unit * . fa.. I a « « fnu' ( I fiw r 't lln • u 7n the city for a few dayx'the further - orders. 'a. Thk i,, .1, i I., growing serious physicians were call r i T1iia_*» the tarrif 1--------------------------- ' of friend*. Alt uf-lh eT n -afo UHng of tko Fond Administration in.. The case proved to he acute| fK .her- a »warm '« m welcome back Mrs. Herndon Entertained. appendicitis and It was.thought best 117,1 *'iU 1,0 ca"ie d out by the local firing merchants. * Lovely In every detail, was* tho to take her to Orlando Hospital. The k#H the young tnon Inquiring about Mra. J. [). u„)i U|)lj d#u j| rffnir given by Mrs. Claude Herndon operation was performed but on ^kkceplng, but who failed to sign Katherine, with their guest* vi|,« 8t *I7T nl,rnc,iv* home on Magnolia account of the condition of the j ... . ----- KUMts,. Mirs K will drop u. . card With MatfJctto Davis and Mra. Leon Ave. on Monday evening in honor appendix there was no hopo for the a corrtcl *ddm > w . Lindsay o f Ijulncy, were here lest of Mrs. J. K. Mettinger, who la patient and her death-, cocurred, *fornbh *** . . .the i _ n«MuanfV necessary * Information. Friday and also visited Winter Park leaving Sanford for ■Jacksonville, Thursday. The funeral occurred from the I Southern School of Commerce, of and Orlando. These young ladies where she will make her. future 97-2te. rendered Baptist Temple here Sunday after-1 are gursts of the Ball family at home, Mrs. Mettinger Orlando. several vocal selection, and Mrs. noon,Dr. ^Collins officiating and the Harry Paeglow of Jacksonville Daytona Ilcach. Herndon and- Mrs Walter Morgan's many who attended and the beau-| - « in the city Saturday calling on CCG cures Malarial Fever. charming voices julded greatly to tiful floral offerings attested to tho hi, many friends. He may bo transMr. and Mrs. Frlank Miller and the occaasion. Tho guest of honor ovo nnd eateem in - which the dc-| W . Z tti to the Waycroaa Shop of the Mr. and Mra. Ed Lane and all the received a lovely bronze fern dish, ceased was held. In this city and ■ f c . L. In a few d a p . young girls of the Camp Chick out­ given by Mrs. Herndon, In token of county. ■ Interrment was made In Mr and Mra. Ray Butts are now fit at Palm Springs left that de­ their long and lasting frelndshlp. Lakcview, . « u « comfortably located in the Trafford ■■ lightful resort Sunday after spend­ TJic presentation was made by Mra. Cameron was formerly Miss Cottage on Magnolia Avenue. Their ing two weeks there. Mr. Miller Mra. W. W. Abernathy in htlr usual Mary Gatcbell, daughter of F, E. mmy frienda are glad to havo them will build a bungalow there some charming manner. Delicious re­ Gatchcll, and apeht- her girlhood again aa residents. time in the near future and Palm freshments were served. dayt- here becoming the - bride* of | SLEEP INSURANCE Springs promises to he a great re­ Enjoying the gracious hospitality Edward Cameron about two years "A Terror to Mosqultors.” ■ sort some of these days. of Mrs. Herndon .were a few friends ago, making their home with Mr. - . 72-tf . of Mrs, Mettinger. Thla view shows the U. 8. destroyer Ward, under construction nt the and Mrs. Joe Cameron whero Ed SLEEP INSURANCE Robert Cobb la home on a six Mare Island navy yard, California, 24 hours after the keel waa laid. As much was engaged In the cattle and'farm"A Terror to Mosquitoes." daya furlough from tho Naval Sta Ing business with hla father. When structural work ns possible was prepared In advance; bulkheads, sections o f Notice 72-tf lion’ at Charlestown. Ho will go Bids will he received for trans­ the w-qr broke out Ed volunteered the keel, deckhouses and bridge structure were riveted up ready for assembling In place on the wnfit. •The Ward was launched 1714 days from ths date o f Virginia for 6 weeks training and he Hal Wight has returned from porting school children in District n the naval reserves and hither sill then go.acraas with the marines Gainesville, where he went to regis­ Nq. f. on the following routes for a went his faithful wife with him to be .laying of her keel. Thla Is a new world's shipbuilding record. ter for the Reserve Officers Train­ term of.eight months beginning Sep- as long wlfh him os his duty would ss hospital attendant. . nnd It made you sort ot glad to DO 6S6 cures Headaches, Biliousnpis, ing School that will open soon nt tem her 1G, 1918: permit. They-were home on a ahort around. several points in the United States. Loti of Appetite, or that tired ach­ Route No. 1—Celery avenue and visit when she was taken 111 and pas­ They put the thing up to tho T * ing feeling, due to Malaria or Colds. When Hal goes into service it will Dcardall, avenue to Cameron City.- sed away. guy and one fellow said sort of bash­ make three boys out of the Wight Route No. 2—Sanford avenue to Fine Tonic. ful-like, "We don't want to act like we The sympathy of their many I family that have joined the colors. Elder Springs. was puttin' tlds up to you. Tata't Mr. and Mra. E. A. Douglass goes out to the grief stricken hus-| Route No. 3—First street to Mon­ >and and (he families. your fault, but—" have returned from a delightful GGG cures Bilious Fever. It was apparent they jiad gotten the roe corner. trip in their auto. They stopped at W., L. Tygr, of Jacksonville, fed­ Yank# Travel Many Miles to idea somehow that you could depend Route No. 4—Upsala. Worthington Spring* for several d a p eral food inspector, and connected PREVENT HOG CHOLER on a “ Y" guy to get a move on him, and All transportation to he in good . and visited other places In middle with, the state fond administrator's Spend Evening In the the "Y " guy allowed aa touchy .The* B. A. Thomas Hog Powdir weflthcrproof^diusses, , autmobile or Florida. “ Sure, It's up to ns," he aald, "that's office was in the city Friday and horse drawrtf*'^ Club. ia* a record of 95 per cent cures of why wo're hero." See Dr. Davis at tho Lincoln Saturday looking after teveral cases log Cholera, If you feed your hogs Bids must be delivered nor later Insldo of twenty minutes he was Hotel for glasses. * 95-tf of violating the food rulings. The than August 1st to B. F. Whltncr, as directed, you need never fear hog back with a big truck with a red trl* cases wefre not of the dealers hug Edward vCamoron and Forrest Sec’y Board of Trustees, School cholera or any other hog disease. ancle on the side of It. He tucked the And the directions are very simple, Gat^hel of the Naval Reserve forces of the consumers and the offenders District No. 1. thirty sallormen Into It and off they 92-7tc ust about,what you are doing, plus of Key West are here this week were given warning about future went to keep their appointment with few centa’ worth of D. A. Thomas* * * Y * Q uy" Can Bs Depsndsd U pon to their boss. visiting home folks. They were pulrchasca. Wisdom in Counsel log Powder In the feed twice a week. Thnt.'qulto likely; Is one reason why called home by the dettth of Mrs. G a t'M o v a On In E m argen oy-rM en SLEEP INSURANCE' No .man Is no wise Ittil In* may enslly they rode nlno mile* to spend an eve­ Usually, though, Cholera gets In M ad e to Fast P erfectly F re e Cameron. . "A Terror to Mosquitoes." err If he tnkes no oilier counsel than ning in the Y. U. O. A., because they before we know It, Then it requires and U nreatralnod. Ills own. He that was taught only by Musson’a swimming pool is tho know somebody was on the Job. close attention to each hog—each coolest place In town. Open Wed­ D. C. Marlowe is home from n hltnseir had a fool for n master.—Ben hog .must he dosed—and if you will Like You Owned -ths Place. CLARENCE BUDINQTON KBL* nesday, Thursday, Saturday and trip that took him several points Johnson. Another reason Is that you don't have LAND. dose them as directed, you will savo Sunday afternoons. Fresh water in tFie state in the interest of the Paris.—Thirty sallofa off an Ameri­ to knock, show a ticket, wiggle your better than 90 per cent. If you Ths Beat Way. every day. • 86-tfp Sanford Truck Growers Association can war vessel hired a molSbtruck and first finger or roll over and play dead don't, the B. A. Thomzs nTcdiclnc When argumentmeets Ignoranco It to get In. You Just walk In Ilk* you Perhaps it will be of Interest to Miss Annie Anderson, who has costa you nothing. We—not some drove nine miles to get ftr-tfle Y. M. C. were thero to foreclose a first mort­ might na well turn back.—Loa Angeles A. club In a famous French city. I -ask­ the readers of tho Herald to know been the guest of Miss Ruth Hand, distant manufacturer—pay your Express. gage on the plnco. • , ed them why. that Miss Mary Vlning of Enter­ has returned to her home In Orlando. money hack. When you walk through the front "Because It'a a regular hangout," one prise, Florida, who Is attending L. Allen Seed Co. 91-Frl-4tc of them aald, and another added, “ lie- door you don't run Info a lecture hall, G66 cures Chills and Fever. GREAT STOCK R E D U C IN G l * school at Brevard Institute, Brevard, cauao you get white bread with butter though there la one upstairs, and the Ensign Tcnny Deane was here SALE. Prices you ran a fiord on N. C. graduated In Domestic Art. TAYP CAV/iunQ HP | ipcTi|u|p on It and cggi fried on both aides nnd odor that cornea to your nos* Isn't the Friday and Saturday for a flying Paints, Varnishes, Lead and Zinc. lARfc oAVIN ub UP LIPtlllYIC |coffe<, wlth p|ano accompaniment" odor of sanctity. It's the smell of Miss Mary la doing fine work in visit-to his parents Mr. and Mrs. 25 to 50 per rent o(T on our big school at BreVard Institute. Aa soon as I broko Into tho place 1 fried eggs. The cafeteria is the first Will Deane. Tenny is a Sanford boy stock of Wall Paper. Finley's Pion­ Sailor and Wife Did Not Know They found why men would ride nine mllca thing you meet, and If you are wise See Dr. Davis for glasses at Lin­ who has maade good, joining the Could Not Taks Cold Out of eer Paint Store, Cor. Court & Pine, on n truck to loaf thero from eight un­ you get acquainted with It end stay coln Hotel. . 93-t( ' . Country. acquainted while yon are In thla lo­ naval reserves and climbing from Orlando, Ha. Rcmembdr the-Blue til eleven. Will Strlngfcllow spent yestcr-, the bottom up. Recently he was ap­ F'ront. 97-2tp It wasn't tho sort of place folks In cality, for It Is tho best and cheapest Knn Francisco.—Tho savings of a the United Stales Imagine a Y. M. C. place to cat In town. I know because day in the city, coming over from pointed ensign and leaves here to lifetime of a sailor and hla wife hnva A. to- be. It waa a sweltertngly hot I tried several. Red Cross I’ lenlr his farm in Volusia County. He is take a special course at Annapnl s been selxed by" federal officials because night, and tho broad front step* wero The most Impressive thing about It erecting a large cotton gin and ex­ ami from there he will go higher. He A, Big Red Cross Picnic will he tho couple did not know of President lined from end to end with men In Is the complete absence of an osten­ pects to do a largo business in grow­ is one of Sanford finest young min held at Lake Harney on Thhnsday, Wilson!* order forbidding tho taking ot khaki nnd men In nnvy blue. They tatious welcome. You Just halp your­ ing and ginning and buying cottop. and hla many friends arc proud (f August 8th, under the auspices of gold out of the country. wero gassing and smoking until tho self and nobody says a word. You the Geneva Red Cross. Everybody Because Mr*. Ricardo Rodorlgucs Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic hits record. plnco looked as If tho captain. Iind wander In and cat and wipe youc. invited to come and bring their feared banks, sho persuaded her hus­ ordered a smoke screen to help him mouth on your sleeve and hike upstair* Physician. First National Bank Phone Service Right Now Phone to mess around, on a piano or write dinner. Bathing, games and a good band to carry their entire fortune, through tho submarine tone. flldg.. Phono 330-W. G4-tf 91 LEON'S AUTO TRANSFER 91 a letter or play billiards, or to do as time for everybody*. Dinnot at 1:30 $1,830, with him on a trip to Control From tho at reel you could hear n A. W. Honeycutt the efficient Specializes Amer|ca. Tho officers found It and you doggone please.* You are free. 98-4 ip. piano doing business and a lot more 1 secretary of the DeLand CommerYour time's too valuable fur you took possession. Becauso of tho natuen In uniform howling, "Joan of To bo able to mako a huge number o f turo of the case permission Is to ba risl Club, and one o f the greatest to he running all over town or ring­ Arc." If tho mothers of these boys tnen feel perfectly free and unrestrain­ Removal Notice nski-d of Secrelary McAdoo to return hustlers in the state, and Rev. Bow­ ing 'phones that never answer, try­ m ild have heard that racket their ed and nt homo Is quite some UUle ac­ I have moved my cleaning nnd the imoney. en of the St. Cloud Methodist ing to gel a transfer for your icarta would bnvo dropped off a pound complishment. I haven’t had time to ChurM, were here Saturday attend­ BAGGAGE EXPRESS FREIGHT pressing business from the corner of o f weight nnd Increased their beat by find out how It Is done, hut tho next Palmetto and First street to the cor­ DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT THE WAR ten to the second. They sang aa If time I havo n party at my house I’m ing a meeting of the Christian Won’ t you Please Call going to try It on. It’s the real thing ner across trom Wight Grocery Co., they were glad to bo alive. Aucmhly Association. . 91 or The Carnes Hotel In hoapltnlRy. w * rj* .w‘ *»'~ Mrs. F. LaRocque. Mtnir Comas In With $«9,000 Stake, Right on the Job. "L E T LEON DO IT " Cow Peas— Brabham Root-Knot 93-tf Invests It In Bonds end dots And then somebody busted up the Day or Night Resisting variety. Price $4.60 bushBack to Work. guuie, A salfurinnn came in and made 98-2tc. • .*1. Chase & Co. 76-tf the announcement that tho driver ‘of TAKES DAUGHTER * TO CAMP Reno, Nev.—For five year* Chari ea tliclr truck refused to toke them back Miss Allic Trafford la taking an Honor Mrs. Mettinger. McNeale hat been working a placer to quarters again, and It was a walk Virginia Drafts#, Sole Support o f enforced vacatioon thla week on (To Late to Classify) claim In the mountains ot tha Powder of nine miles on a hot night, or a • Child, Carrie* Her With Him At the "Methodist Church Choir . account of a sore finger that necessi­ to CantonmsnL River country In Oregon, hepplty un­ atrctch In the-brig for them. Gloom For Rent—Two rooms for light tated an operation. Miss Lila John- practice Friday evening last, the conscious of thefact that virtually descendiM. Then somebody turned housekeeping. Enquire, Mrs. G. E *on of the front office force of, the choir was surprised as they finished Camp Lee, Va.—A. W.' Carpenter, a the entire world waa at war. McNeale around and bellowed, "Where's one of Herald * is taking Miss Trafiord’a their work to eco tho church build­ Williams,106 E. First £t. Virginia draftee, arrived at the camp came out of hla mountain retreat with them *Y guysT*" place on the Monotype keyboard. ing suddenly lighted brilliantly and Wanted—Colored man to work on $00,000 In gold: On learning the liaiset hi* three-and-a-half-year-old' A "Y." guy happened to ho on the with a number of frienda come trooping daughter. He claimed he waa the sole hail made tho universe hla enemy tho •pot nnd In a second ho was surround­ GGG contains no alcohol, arsenic grove and truck (arm. Married man in and seating themselves comfort support o f the child and had brought cor other poisonous drugs. preferred. Geo. F. Ensey, Tropic prospector attempted to enlist. He ed,, not by a crowd of men who were her to camp, hqplng to keep her withably, and expectantly. The mys­ was too old. Ho thou Invested the $00,« angry or In a mood to demand some­ ------ ------George McDougall Is 'home for tery was quickly and delightfully Florida. 000 poke Ip Thrift stamps and Liberty thing, hut by fellows who were mighty him. The nurses at the base hospital a few day* from hj, duties as head wllf "adopt" the child If tho^tther solved when, as tho pastor, Dr. Wanted— Good mule or good horse bonds, ordered .a grub Make and re­ courteous In nn unplpnsnnt situation. gives hla legal consent, °( the air brake department In the Hillburg. came In and took his seat, turned to the hills. That was something worth. rcuvuWm medium sized. Give age^ize and A- C. L. Waycrosa ahops. George Mr. F. I\ Forster arose and ascend­ weight and state whether well bro­ H -H 'Fas not been feeling well for some ed tho Choir platform and began to ken to wagon and plow. -Doesn't •ime and had to come home to tell them -that he was there re­ y kick or bite. Geo. F. Enaey, Tropic, t UNFEELING SERGEANT •feuperate near tho St. Johns river presenting a large number of the Florida. * . 98-ltp. :: GETS HEAVY SENTENCE *nd within smell of the flowing wells. choirs, member* of the churches, and For Sale—1917 Model Ford Tour LINCOLN HULLEY, Ph. D., LIU. D „ LL. D., President Little Rock, Ark.—Ilero la For Wood and heavy hauling ‘aeo business mon of Ssnford, who de­ ing Car. $376 cash. R. D. A. Box how the. United States protects sired him to express for them their Marrell, or phone #78.’- . 48-tf Send Now for a Catalog DeLand, Florida 113 Sanford, Fla. 9Sher private soldiers. William L. Capt. and Mrs. P. M. Elder.'and high appreciation of and esteem for THE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT— Degree* ot Matter of Arts and Sciences. Taylor- an enlisted roan at Comp Mrs. J. K. Mettinger and their 108 (icres of-land 12 miles from !""* daughter Alice,'-have returned THE COLLEGE OP LIBERAL ARTS FOR MEN—Twenty-one deparmenU Pike, was 1 1 1 and sent word to In aU&3 ‘ 70m a two week’s .visit,^ Capt. united regreta that she was so soon Sanford near Ethel. Will sell or hla sergeant, George W. Rcab­ THE COLLEGE OP LIBERAL ARTS FOR WOMEN—A woman dean, separ­ dir going to Wuyneavllle and Mnf. to leave our community, after hav­ trade for automobile. Address F. B. ling. **I don't ctra let him die,", ate dormitories.. said Re.ubllng. Rcubllng was Itier and Alice stopping In Jack­ ing given so many years of useful Klick, Sanford, Fla. I I H - flf98-2tp _.mnnff us. having 'always THE COLLEGE OP LAW— Graduates practice In Florida without examination tried by court-martial, convicted, sonville, where they visited Mrs. service among us, having Soldier's wife wanted to stay THE COLLEGE OP EI^GINEERING-Course In Engineering leading to degrees sentenced to five years la mill-, godspeed, formerly M bs Nellie been a neighbor to all and a friend at good home as companion for lady In need and in deed. A woman THE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS—Especially for Florida teacher*. tary prison, forfeit* all pay and Elder. 98-2tp wheae splendid character had made while husband is away. . allowances and Is dishonorably THE COLLEGE OP BUSINESS — Banking, Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting. discharged from tho army. CGfi c'ir*‘s by removing the cauao such a deep impression upon those wh Lost—Chain and locket. 'Solid THE ACADEMY—Prepares for all high grade colleges. Mr- and Mrs. C. F. Mima expect were privileged to know her by her gold link chain and square locket THE SCHOOL OP MECHANIC ARTS—For boys and young men. * lo ltave this week for a two months untiring and unselfish zeal in all with letter " H " and chip diamonds. THE 8CHOOL OP MUSIC—Plano, pipe organ, violin, voice, harmony and Boy Naiqed "Liberty Bend.". matter, pertaining to the good of •cation to be apent at points Iri Finder will receive reward at choru* work. Moundivine, W. Va.—A male child, "* N°rth. Mr. ’ Mims has been her church, Its choir, lu pcop® Herald Office. 98-4tp THE SCHOOL OP FINE ARTS'. boro to Ur. and Mrs. Alex fllolme, has » .Uh the F- F. Dutton Co. duflng and tho whole of Sanford both In been named "Liberty Bond Sirius.1' For Sale— 4 burner Perfection ' '‘ inter acaton, and Mrs. Mima the churches and out of tncm* Special Attention is'Cjdled To “ the assistant in the government charming them by her rich and oil cook stove. Complete bedroom T >» h t lta ib iir C « « M la AttWaltat*— DoUnr, D M o p . Orzsnle aod Loot (ante CbamI*try. qualitative sad qvutitauva analyst,. Agricultural Charel,try, UlMratofy, r ;<*ting bureau during the. wln- beautiful voice In long which ev suit, and dlnnlng-room'auit. Call or OfolOffylCt O n * Advantage. l,r months. revealed the deep gen une chrU- address 813 Magnolia Ave. 98-atc. ThaTra-M«Hca> CMnaa—rfcy.lolofjr. rdotofy. B to k tn AnatomY, BatUtioloty. ttUtelorr. Eootoey, The fellow who tells all he knows Botany. Gwwrml Chamtitry,. ‘Inoczanic Cntmiatry, OrfaaU Chant Ittry, QukUlativ# and tiih nature and principle of For Sale— Medium alzed mule has one good point—he win never do Quaatltatlvs C h ta M iy , ffcyt rtknT whose greatest pleasure was to serve. wagon and harness for $100. This anything wrong If ho -tells about It Tha Cm n f*» ■aUcUaa Wartsr#—la BJtlltal Utaratur#, lUatory, Ea«Uah, PiydMkur, blc#,Xofle aad THaiaia.: TVUfory. Ethic#, Mr. Forater then presented t0 Is a. snap. W care of Herald, 98-2tp before and after,—Farm Life. 72tf RECORD MADE IN BUILDING THE-WARD V.M.C.A. UIIT IS THEIR HANG OUT SOMEBODY ALWAYS ON JOB CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS J O H N B. S T E T S O N UNIVERSITY ■ �tR S*« vC*’■ . l i :« « LIEUTENANT V £ / m # m JU M a a * ia t J E W * 0, 19 to »nd two Notice For- Spje— Qpod horse and „It;, . . •fulled'* ^ B jB I B i BOer* I BM. CltyequnclLjgm- sit-p, t l)(jurd~of~ horeo wagon...at a-hargain l- D . . a Whcnl was not nt the keyholo of the mine oat of tra-mrtofnteiFcourse end j^ k son. ■the top lndtro«tlyJ,puHed,Linn1|ht' floor In a room which looked ou t on tho street t Tho Idea o f thoee Germans be* ;;Tfave A' L ook nt the Derby; pro­ ^ A n y on e.w a n tin g tax adjustment, jtr e c U B y kocplii^*weU-eway from the. Ing so-interested-In that window dis­ perty, 610 Laurel Avenue; Sa'nford, w ill, pleaao ■appear before them .window 1 could oce.much o f what was play as to jta n d In front o f the win­ Fla., and make an offer for it to A. that tim e.'----------- T Colne on wlthout~b«lnjj-aeen myiiclf. dow for two, three or four minute* at Derby, 9 7 ' Waahlngton Avenue, Oil R- C. Maxwell, back a time, _hnwexerr . certainly seemed City, Pa. In ray' restlessness, I uaed used to walk wplk.back. 96-16 fp 90-Tues-4tc AMc\sor. and forth In thnt room and I kept It up funny to me, and when I got hack to ■o constantly that Ibelleve I must hare tho house I sat at the keyhole again For Sale—Delivery HBgon and opeti worn'1a path-ln-the floor. - I t was utmr nnnT~f6Un& just as much Interest ns top buggy. G. W. Spencer. ~ — 9ft-tf steps from ono wall to the other) and beforo In watching the aennnni stop as I had little-else taemufte ino I~flg- lirth elr truckswhen they reached tho House for Sale—Tw o atory-houe* TH E. ■ured-dut-one da y-a fU a -l-h a d -b een -window, cunt Ihuugb 1 Was now awnr© locate*} on what b commonly called pacing np and down for several hours what tho attraction was. th « -B y r d “ Farm, south o f-t b e Icc W A R -One o f my t hlef~occupatlona during .Just how much-dlstanco I would have riant, on the west aide. T h b house covered on my way to Holland If my these days was catching flies. I would b on part of the tract recently aold footsteps bad been taken to that direc­ catch a fly, pnt 1dm In ft spider’s web tion'Instead o f Just up and down that (there were plenty o f them ’In tho old to. the A. C. 1*. .Railroad C o.,;an d old rodin. I was very much surprised houso), and alt down for the spider to must bo. moved before November to find that In three hours I crossed come down and get him. But always I 1st. Small barn goes with it. Look the room no less than 6,000 timed and pictured myself In tho same predica­ them over , and <make *me an offer. the distance covered waa between nine ment and rescued tho fly Juat as the J. O. Packard*, 179 Ferris Ave., and ten miles. It was not very gratl< spider was.about to grab him. Several Highland Park, Mich. 95-4tc fytng to realize that after walking all times when things were dull I was DISCONTINUANCE For Sale— Fresh milch cow. R. L that distance I wasn't a step nearer my tempted to see the tragedy through, goal than when I started, but X had to but perhaps tha same Providence that Garrison, Sanford. 93-tf TRAINS 32-33 do something while waiting for Huy guided me safely through all perils FOR RENT llger to help me, and pacing up and was guarding, too, the destiny of those down was a natural outlet fo r my files, for I always,weakened and the Furnished Rooms by Day, Week files nover did suffer from my lull for restlessness. Between or Month— Park avenue Flat, 106 amusement. While looking ont of the top floor Tho houso was well supplied with North Park pvenue, over L. R. Phil­ window one day, I noticed a cat on a JACKSONVILLE-ATLANTA Mrs., C. C. window ledge o f the house across the books—In fact, one o f the choicest li­ y a & Co. drug store Effective last train Northbound 80>tf street.' I had a nice piece of a broken braries I think I ever saw—but they Hart, manager. August 3rd. trains 32-33. The South­ mirror which X had picked up In the were all written either In Flemish or land at; present operated between If you wbh to be com fortably and house and I used It to amuse myself French. I could read no Flemish and Jacksonville, Cincinnati, Louisville for an hour at a time shining It in the very little French. I might have made pleasantly located at the Beach, for and Indianapolis will be discontinued between;Jacksonville) and Atlanta. cat's eyes across the street At first a- little headway with the latter, but the remainder of the summer, write the animal was annoyed by the reflec­ the books all seemed too deep for me J. A. Davis, Box 96, Daytona Beach tion and would move away, only to and I gave It up: There was ono thing or apply in person at the Manor,or come back a few momenta later. By though that I did read nnd reread at the D avb Apt. 96—4tc and by, however, seemed to ftet from beginning to end; that .was a used to the glare and wouldn't budge New Tork Herald which must have'arT o Rent— Farm cheap, 9 acres, no matter how strong the sunlight'Waa. rived just about the time war was de­ half irrigated. Pipe $200. Inquire Several things In this In­ Playing with tho ent In this way got clared. Mrs. W. E. Squires, Phone 3913. me Into tho hjjdt of watching hfcr terested me, and particularly the base­ 95-llc. comings and goings and waa Indi­ ball scores, which I studied with as WANTED rectly tho means of my getting food o much care as n real fan possibly could day or two later—at a time iyhen I nn up-to-date score. I couldn't refrain Wanted— A second hand roll top was so famished that I was ready to from laughing when I cams to an ac­ desk and chair. Cheap for cash. count o f Zimmerman (of the Cubs) do almost anything to appease my being benched for some spat with the Crown Paper Co. * 95^tf hunger. It was about 7*o'dock In the even­ umpire, and It afforded roe jost as Wanted, Men—Sash & Door Fac­ ing. I was oxpectlng Iluyllger at 8, much Interest three yeora after It had tory. Bench hands nnd machine hands. happened—perhaps more—than some but I hadn't tho slightest hope thnj he Good inside Carpenter. Steady work current Item of world-wide Interest would bring me food, as ho hod told . ■ tho year round. In replying, give ex­ mo that he wouldn't take tho risk of had at that time. I rummaged tho house many times perience and salary expected. Sclden hnvlng food In his possession when calling on me. I was standing at tho from cellar to garret in my scorch for Door Co., Palstka, Fla.97 ,tf I knvt Iha ndanUSt n**nuatal* for window In such a way thnt I could something to rat, but the harvest of dafarvialng nnd Ik* GLARSES r*« three years o f war had made any suc­ Hanning Walt* ta K varg Itaam Evrrjthtag Nrw aeo whnt was going on In tho street rarravtlng nn/ u d all dafatU af «l» FU* Dalklag Fin* Flaking without being observed by those who cess along that lino Impossible. I was an. NO MATT EH Ika nnlnr* af yaur passed by. when I noticed my friend, llko tho man out In tho ocean In n boot man, . f yaw GLASSES da nat anil yau /arfactfy, tall an an. the ent, coming down the stops of tho and thirsty with water everywhere but opposite houso with something In his not a drop, to drink. I Bl nn/ ay* that raafooda In tig hI. I was tempted while In tho city to mouth. Without considering the risks CORONADO BEACH Van am lavllad la call far caaaalUlh v ran, I opened tho front door, rnn go to church oho Sunday, but my bettor nnd ad rtc*. OPPOSITE NEW SMYRNA Judgment told me tt would be a useless down the steps nnd acrqsa tho street, risk. Of course, someone would surely FOR RATES ADDRESS and pounced on thnt cat before It could get nwny with Its supper, for that, ns say something to me nnd I didn't D R. E .S . H O F F M A N M RS. W. W . ALCOTT, Prop; I had Imagined, was what I had seen know how mnny Germans would bo OCCU LIST-OPTICIAN Garage Accomodations In Its mohth. It turned out to be a there or what mlgt.. happen, so I gave I t W W t p k a rtk HI OrUnda, Florid. pteco of stewed rabbit, which I confis­ up that Idea. Ses Food Dinners A Specially During all tbo time I was concealed cated eagerly and took backwlth mo In this houso I saw but one automoblloto tho house. I'crhnps-I felt a little sorry for tho and that was a German staff officer's. rat, but I certainly had no qualms That same afternoon I had ono of the about eating the animal's dinner. I frights of my young life. I had been gating out o f tho keyhole was much too hungry.to dwell upon niceties, and n piece of stewed rabbit ns usual when I heard coming down was certainly too good for a cat to ent tbo street tho measured tread of Ger­ when a mnn waa iitnrvlng. I ate and man soldiers. It didn't sound llko very enjoyed It nnd tho Incident suggested many, but there waa no doubt In my to me n way In which I might possibly ralnd that German soldiers were obtain food again when all other ave­ marching down the street. I went up­ stairs nnd pecked through tho window nues failed. From my place o f concealment I fro- and euro enough a squad of German In­ qently saw huge onrts being pushed fantry was coming down tho street through the streets gathering potato accompanied by a military motor peelings, refuse of cabbuge and similar truck. I hadn't tbo slightest Idea thnt food remnants, which. In America, aro they were coming after me, but still considered garbage and destroyed. In the possibilities of tho situation gave nelgtum they wore using this "gar­ me more or less alarm, and I consid­ bage" to mnko their bread out of* and ered. bow I could mnke my escape If whllo the Idcn may sound revolting to by chanco I was tho roan they wire us. the fact Is that the Germans have after. The Idea of hiding In tho wine brought these things down to such n cellar appenled to tne ns tho most science that the bread they make this practical; there must have J>ccn way Is really very good to eat. I know (Continued on-Page 7) It would have been like Cake to mo when I was In need of food; Indeed I DKPAI1TM F.NT o r TU B INTKIUOtl would huve eaten tho "garboga" di­ U. H. Land Office at GmlnJaallU, Via.. July 13. ISIS. rect, lot nlnne tho bread. Nolle* la htraby f ir m that Itobert Niton Although, ns I hnvo said, I suffered of flanava, Florida, who, on July 10, 1913 Ilamrataad Bntry, N o, OllOCO, for greatly from hunger whllo occupying 8mad* W ) ( of N E 'f . W Ji of H G )( Section 29 this house, there ware one or two and N W K of N E M , Section 33, Tonnahlp S, Ham * 33 B ,’ Tallahauaa Meridian, haa things I observed through the keyhole 30 Otad ootlr* of Inlantlon to rnaha thra* year or from the windows which made mo proof lo aatablleh claim to tha land abor* befor* dark circuit court, at Bannugh, and soroo o f the Incidents that deacrlbad, ford. Fla., on tha 23rd day of Aufuet, 1918. Claimant name* a* wJlnaeara: occurred during my voluntary Impris­ Will Cottlar ol Ganava, Fla. onment were really funny. Halter Heave* of Utnava, Fla. Null* nurgrt* of Ganara, Fla. From tho keybolo I could see, for In­ Charll*. Stewart of Geneva, Fla. stance, a shop window on tho other ItOBT: W. DAVIS. " IWfitlar. sldo o f tho street, several houses down 9 4-Tur* A Frl-10te the block. All day long German sol­ diers would be pusslng In front of the houso nnd I noticed that practically every one o f them would stop In front J l of this store window nnd look in. Oc­ casionally n soldier on duty bent would burry pnst, but I think nlno out of ten a of them were sufficiently Interested to f spend' nt least n minute, nnd somo of them three or fonr minutes gating at whatever was being exhibited In that window, nlthough I noticed that it jfellod to attract tho Belgians. I Jinve n considerable streak o f curi­ All Local Advertisements Under osity In me, and I couldn't help won­ bill Heading THREE' CENTS a T dering what It could be In that wlndpw which almost without . exception Line For Each Insertion. Minimum seemed to Interest German soldiers bat Charge 25 Cents.A m erican Standard % a V ersion fulled to hold the Belgians, and after conjuring my.brains for n while on the In answering an advertisement A ttra ctive - Com pact - R eadable - Durable problem I came to tho conclusion that where no. name la. mentioned In the Emphasized with the words o f Christ printed in bold foce tha shop must have been a book-shop 3d, please do not .ask T ho Herald type. Strongly apd neatly bound in Khaki colored Morocco and the window' contained Oerroan for'Information as to the identity of ____ flexible limp cover, embossed back bonds, Waterproof Keratol— flex! magazines, which, naturally enough, tho advertiser. Usually we do not round comers, Khaki ,edges, gold title, beautifully embossed would bo o f tho greatest Interest to know who the advertiser Is and If the Gormans but of nono to, tho Bel­ American Flag in colors on tho outside front cover. • we do we are not allowed to give gians. Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3 x d ji inches At any rate I resolved that aa soon as ou t this information, .Sim ply write and Just >4 on inch thick. Type Is plain nnd night, enmo I would go out nnd In­ a letter and address it as per in­ pronouncing. The Four Groat American Hymns a rt prut too vestigate tho window.. When I got tho structions In tho ad. and bound with this Sailors and Soldiers Testament. answer I laughed so land that I waa FOR SALE afraid for tho moment I most have at­ HELP TO BRING THE B O Y S' BACK CLEAN tracted the attention o f tho neighbors, For Sale—Two fine farm horses, but I couldn't help I t The window This Sailors and Soldier Testament, neatly packed, Will sell was filled with huge quantities of also good boggy horaes. sausage 1 Tha afore was a butcher cheap for cash. Address P. O, Box j-eady for mailing, given with a years sub- <(JO C A 86-tf shop end one of the principal -things N o. 142ft, City. ' scription to the Sanford Herald .... . . ** they sold apparently waa sausage. Tho Grapes,for sale. Mrs. M. F. Barnes display they made, although It conSanford Ave. 96 —5tp hi" mind t o d o n o IU- Ing further for me. p,j» * — *«£*" ^ . __ ,power. F O O D — ‘V I I I .V T K r NOTICE SYNOPSIS. Drian GBAPTKR I—Introductory. P U lk o t hU parpooe In writing o f hie MTMtuno. story I-T i Ui o l h l i i . bla tranataMto yraaoe __and. wouniod within the t o made s prlaonsr b S S t T J f f i.'t it e a ? s a u s fatally woundad and darotad * m e U restoring thoee wbc reamed to u>« firing Unas. ... tuath^uj naht of his bast chum. two '<X°raUooa of bread. •way CHAPTER VI—He confiscates a map of Oermany and Juat half an hour later la put oa a train bound for a prison camp fa Oanntay. He leaps through a window wt^Ua the train la travsllng at a rate of M an hour. CHAPTER V III-F or nine days more he 'lee oa In a weakened condition through Zaizemburs in the direction o! terrible delirious keyhole of tho door—to have ahown myself at the window was out of the question because the bouse In which I was concealed waa suppose^ to bo untenanted. Becanso o f the fact that I was uo* ablo to speak cither Flemish or Ger­ man I could not go out and boy food, although X still bad the money with which to do It. That waa. one o f the things that galled one—the thought that I had the ^Therewithal In my Jeans to buy all the food I needed and yot no way o f getting It without en­ dangering my liberty and Ufp. At night, however, after It was dark, I would steal quietly out o f the houso to aeo what I could pick up In the way o f food. By that time, o f course, the stores were closed, but I scoured the streets, the alleys aud the byways for scraps of food nod occasionally go.t up courage enough to appeal to Belgian peasants whom I met on the streets, and In that way I managed.to keep body and soal together. It was quite apparent to me, how­ ever, that I was worse off In the city than I had been in the fields, and I decided to get out of that houso Just ns soon as I know .definitely Jhat Huy- CHAPTER X—When r^ll .on .. hU ho U ifrlandod v . . . by a Flemish peasant, who feed* nd directs him to a mao in a Hot* Itjr woo will http turn to got a pass* h B elgiu m CHAPTER XIII. Five Days In an Empty House. The five days I spent-lu that bouse •eemod to me like five yean. During nil that tlmo I had very littlo to eat— . less In fact than I had been getting In ' the fields. I did not feel It so'bad, per­ haps, because of tho fact that I was no longer exposed to tho other privations which beforo had combined to make tny condition so wretched. 1 noyr had a good place to sleep, nt any rate, and I vlld not wako every half hour or so as I had been accustomed to do In tho fields and woods, and, o f course, my hunger was not aggravated by the physical exertions which had been necessary before. Nevcrtheleoa, perhaps because I had inore time now to think of tho hunger-' pains which were gnawing nt mo nil th e time, I don’t believe I was ever so Xnlsernhlo ns I was nt that period of my adventure. *1 felt so mean towards the world I would have committed murder, I think, with very little prov­ ocation. Ocnnan soldiers were passing the boose nt all hours o f the day., I watched them hour after hour from the I Rummaged the House Many Tlmiau LESSONS FO R THE H o m e Em broiderer Novelties for Chair and Tray in Filet Crochet. By KATHRYN MUTTRRER. The remarkable adaptability of filet crochet haa raado It worthy of universal acceptance by women who like needlework, it Is so simple that w e n thoitf who cannot bo persuaded to do any other form of crochet tako to It readily. In tho first place, tho designs, in most Instances, are easy to follow and an absence of variety In stltcbos moans no sacrifice of tho beauty of a filet crochet piece. The chair tidy*Illustrated is typl- crochot cotton No. SO and a steel book No. 14. After the tidy is com­ pleted a dainty scallop Is added all around.. * • * Unusually handsomo Is.the serving tray cloth bccaueo Its shape Is unique and Its design one that Is In great demand. Tho fioral motifs show up. especially well In filet, crochet and the wild rose Is a general favorite. Tho mahogany frame forma a saltable setting for tho old rose back­ ground over which tho filet cloth Is laid. Tha crochet oral la attached to “ SOUTHLAND ATLANTIC COAST LINE R. R. Tt Lei Me Enoioe Your Eyes OCEAN VIEW HOTEL GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY W ILL BRING BACK Nelson Sailors: and Soldiers Testaments A re the B est CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING W No. 08—WlId^Resa Tray Cloth., No. S—TUet Orochst Chair Tidy. t cal of the newest doelgni In fllot cro­ chet and it makes a charming decora­ tion for cushions of donlm and other materials In plain colors. The design ta so simple In fact, that It even will Hot Jar with cretonne cfTocts. Thsro ta nothing .prettier for the summer cottage or even for the city home. In either white or eeru the tidy Is at­ tractive. In site It measures by JlV$ Inches and requires 1 ball of a center of whits linen. If desired a monogram or Initial may be embroid­ ered in tho linen. The making of filet crochet Is the most fascinating of. all kinds of cro­ chet as ono can work the design with­ out having to follow minute dlreotttfns, F or the woman who desires the beautiful things o f life there la no better way by which the result cqn be accomplished with so little outlay of money .as by making cro­ chet pieces for Uts horns or for gifts. Filet Crochet Tray Cloth No. SS. Directions and working pattern, 10 cents. TUet Crochet Chair Tidy No. ft. Directions and working patterns, 10 -cents. Pictorial R stIsw patterns on sals at local agsnta. * ajjlol m*Klr 2l|«UMg2s.Illle4LUl the �J U L Y * ), Sanford gradually bo U to prevent the st*pJ from erroking, I climbed to the top. The eight thnt met my syei n> I «Iflnee<LJuto -th'o_kltchcn told. mo. the Twbols story, Tho water faucets had ■been rippC-iTTfOm tho sinks, tho water pipes hnvelng been torn off. and gas flxturex, cooking -■ utensils ■and everything olno which contained even the mini lest proportion of tho metals wrieom*.rr OrLr TayToF 'WHEAT tKe^dcrmniis so hndly needed hnd been -tatPlTfrom tho kitchen. I walked up­ stairs dow with more confidence.* fee l- y n iW High Print LEGAL ADVERTISING hadn't been after me at all. but had been merely collecting metal and other materials which they expected sn_clnbornto dwelling house like tha one In which I was concealed to yield. Later I heard that the Germans have taken practically every ounco of brass, copper and wool they could lay their hands on In Dolgium. Even tho brass out of pianos has been ruthlessly re­ moved, the itrious damage dona to valuablo property , by tho removal ot only an Insignificant proportion o f metal never being taken Into consid­ eration. I learned, too, that all dogs over fourteen Inches high had been seized by the Gormans. This furnished lota of speculation among the Belgians as to what usa the Germans were put­ ting the animals to, tbo general Im­ pression apparently being that they were being used for food I . This, however, seemed much less likely to me than that they wera being employed as dispatch doga In -the trenches, the same aa we use them on oar sldo of the line. They might pos­ sibly kill the dogs and use their skins' for leather snd their carcasses for tal­ low, but T feel quite auro that the Huns are by no means so short af food that they have to eat doga yet awhile. M T W M M M W H door of Tho wine cellar ajar, figuring that if tho soldiers found a closed door they would bo more apt to search for it fugitive behind it than if tho door were open. My decision to got nwoy from that front door had been made and carried out none too soon, for I hnd only Just Indeed, 1 want to repeat Jtere what located myself between two big wlno I have mentioned beforo; If anyone has cases when I heard the tramp of sol­ the Idea that this war can bo won by diers' feet marching up tho front stoob, starving the Huns, be hasn't tbo slight­ n crash at tho front door, a fow hasty est Idea how well provided tb4 Ger­ words o f command which I did not un­ mans are In thnt respect. They havo derstand, and then tho nolso of scur­ considered their food needs In connec­ rying feet from room to room and such tion with their resources for several n banging nnd hammering and smash­ years to come nnd they have gone nt ing and crashing th at! could not make it In such n methodical, systematic LIEUTENANT out what wns going on. way, taking Into consideration every possible contingency, that provided P A T O ’BRIEN If Huyltger had revealed my hiding there Is not an nbsnluto crop failure, placo to tlur Huns, ns I was now con­ there Isn't tho slightest doubt In my fident ho had, I felt thnt (hero wns lit­ mind thnt they can last for years, nud Uupjrlsbt, Utf, by Pat Alva 0‘Brten tle prospect of their overlooking me. the worst of It Is they nro very cock­ They would search the houso from top sure about It themselves. to bottom and, If nejccssnry, rnio It to pk-nTy ofpJhcca among tho wfiio kcgfi It Is true thnt the German soldiers sod rases where a mnn could conceal tbo ground before they would give up want pence. As 1 wntchcd them hlnwlf. but, as a matter o f fact, I did tho search. To escape from the house through the keyhole In tho door I not believe that any such contingency through the backyard through the Iron thought how unfavorably* they com­ grating, which 1 Imil no doubt I could would arise. pared with our men. They marched Tho marching soldiers came nearer, force, seemed to be tbo logical thing nloug the street without laughter, with­ I could hear them .at tho next hotlso. to do, but tbo chances were that the out Joking, without singing. It was In a moment I would see them pass Huns hnd thrown n cordon nround the quite apparent that tho war Is tclllag entire block before tho squad wns sent the ki-yholo through which 1 was look­ to the house. The nermann do these on them. I don't believe I saw a single ing. things In nti elllclent manner always. Gentian soldier who didn't look as If "ila u r • They take nothing for granted. he hnd lost his best friend—nnd bo At (ho word of command shouted by My one chnncc seemed to bo to stand probably hnd. a junior officer tho squad came to at­ At (he samo tlma there Is a big dif­ pnt In tho hopo thnt tho officer In tention right In front o f tho house I ference—certainly a difference of sev­ chnrgo might possibly come to tho con­ I waited no longer. Running down tho eral years—between wishing'tho war ■tnlro I (lew Into tho wlno cellar and clusion that ho bad arrived at tho was over and giving up, nnd 1 don't although It waa almost pitch dark— houso too Into—that the bird had hcllevo the Germnn rank nnd fllo any town. "I Floured I Could Put lip a Qood the only light coming from a grating more than their leaders havo tho slight­ Fight," My position In that wlno collar was which led to tho backyard—I sooh est Idea at this time of giving up at anything but a comfortable one: Rats found a satisfactory .hiding placo In all. going on ovcrlieml wna uuytlilug TuTl IBS tTOl the extreme rear o f the cellar. - I had and mico were scurrying across But to return to my cxperlenco promising. Evidently thoso soldiers had the presence of mind to leave the floor nnd tbojimnshlng and .crashing Imagined that 1 ought to bp hiding In whllo concealed In tho house. After tho wnlls, for It sounded as though tho visit of the soldiers, which left they were tearing off the walnseottlng. I tho house In a wretched condition, I the picture molding nnd, In fact. j decided that 1 would continue my Joureverything that they could tear or pull ney towards the frontier, particularly as I had gotten nil I could out of Huyapart. Beforo very long they would finish llger, or rather he hnd gotten nil ho their search upstairs and would como was going to get out of me. During my concealment In the houso down to tho basement. What they would do when they discovered the I hnd mado various sorties Into tho wlno 1 hnd no Idea. Perhaps they city at night, nnd I wns beginning to Special^ preparedfor this Newspaper by Pictorial Review. would let themselves looso on It and feel moro comfortable even when Ger­ give mo my chance. With n bottlo of man soldiers were about. Through wlno tn each hand I flgured I could put the keyholo I hnd studied very up a good tight In tho dark, especially closely tho gait of the Belgians, the For Luncheon there is First-Cloth and Napkins. ns I was becoming more nnd moro ac­ slovenly droop that characterised most motifs. Departing from tho fuhtoa Now that King Sol Is once again of them, and thelr general appcurance, of placing tho ornamentation In tba customed to It nnd could begin to dlsxuch a big factor la preparing tbo nnd I felt that Id my own dirty and un­ tlngulih things bero nnd there, where­ corners, which has prevailed for so dally menus and exceptional dalntlshaven condition I must havo looked as when they entered tho pitchy dark­ long, theso crochet medallions are dms is required lo entiee eppetitoe, ns mudvllke tho averngo poor Belgian ness of the cellar, they would bo ns ; attractive table linen Is even more set In tha cantar of each side. Tbaae as a mnn could. The only thing thnt essential than when the weatbar Is In tho cloth ara compoiod of two mo­ blind os bats In (he sun. cooler. Especially Is this the case at tifs In a conventional floral design Perhaps It was twenty minutes be­ was against me w a s ^ y height 1 wns ! tho tea or luncheon hour wbsn one with the smaller one also food for foro I heard what sounded like my several Inches taller than even tho 1davlatee from the severity of the tho napkins. A row of open mesh' death knell to mej tho soldiers .were tallest Belgluns. I bad often thought coming clown tho cellar steps 1 I that red hair would have gono good ■M U M clutched a wlno bottle In each band with my name, but now, o f course, I was mighty glad that* I was not so and wotted with bated bregth. Tramp I Tramp I Tramp I In • 'mo­ endowed, for red-hnlrod Belgians are ment they would bo In tho cellar about ns rare as German chnrlty. There are many, no doubt, who will proper. I could almost hear my heart beating. The mice scurried o .c r o s T ^ p o n d e r why I did not get moro help V i i-l 11-1- 1-L-mTmil LX-Lll n-n “OUTWITTING THE HUN” o r ELECTION ( d rompllanra with tho provision* of Chap Ur 46TB, Lavs of Florida, notice la hereby lran that an alaction baa bran ordered to e held and the aatne will b* htld In Epeelal Tai School •Dlatrlct No. 4, Krmlnnla county. Florida. on Wedncadar, Auyuat 14tb, ISIS, lor tho jiurpoaa > ! deteimlnlns who ■ball ba trailers for tba neit •ucceedln yaara and lha number ol mllli.nl mlllj.nl dl dlatrlct achool tax to be lavlad (or rich ot tho aald yaara. f The followloc ara appointed to act aa In* •pector and clerka at aald (lection! Precinct No. 7i J. A, Snyder, clerk j J . THdtn Jacob*, W. E. Proralt and J. XI, Lone. Inaptctora. Dona and orderad by tho Hoard ' ot Public Instruction for Seralnolo count ifnlon IMftabled July 3rd. ISIS (aoal) F. P. Foratrr, Atteat: T. W, Lawton, Borratary. Sl-Tttra-Ste n otice E “ •Pklu ^ i S ' U -t a t -o n T J l ' - t i c k '■ rlu B.T1W Croehat D«l«n No. « — WdI E Stomped eelNuidroesed^envelope.• th. ckl*1 >»» ...------------------- In compiUbte with tha provisions ot Chanter 4*1*. Lawa of Florida, aotiro la hereny tlvrn that an election hea been or­ dered to be held and the earn* will ba held In Special Taa School Dlatrfrl No. I. Sem­ inole county, Klorida. on Wednesday, Auiuat 14lh, tuts, (or the purpora ol deterrnlnlns The Lake B rcoso Council No. 31 Junior Order United American Mechanics Intpeftof Mrcts overy Wednesday at 7:30 P. and rlrika at aald rlarimn: 1’irrlnrt No. 10: A. K. Sfublum, clerk; J. M*. In tha C ity Hall, visiting brothers Martin, I!. W. Ilurant and Jut Fortier. are welcome. C . II. Smith, Ree. Sec. Inapartora. ,’rcrlnet No. B; J. N. Scarry, clerk; Loul* Modern Woodmen oT America Kntimingrr, J. A. Hlatlln* and T. I'. L-wla. Meets 2.-4. Thursdsy evenings, 7:80, inrprrtora. Fr-clnct No. II: A .‘II. F'ulltr, clerk; E. T. In M. W. A. H all, Pico Building. llalno. A. L. Taarau and Rortard Lyman, C. E McDonald C. D. Couch I hr atltl vrara. Th* luilowinx ■>• appointed •• __ Inpptrtora. f>Ion* and orderad by tba noted ol Publle inty. Florida In tnalrurtion (or Bamlnol* count. ac-Mlon a u -m b lrd J u ly 3rd. IBIS. [tail) F. I*. FOflSTKR. Atteat: T. W. Lawton, Secretary 9 i-Tuea-Ste Chairman. Consul Loyal Order of Moose NOTICE OF ELECTION compliance with nplli .. . the protlnona df Chapter 4618, Lawa ot Florida, notlra la hertby (laen that an elacUon baa bean or­ dered lo b* bald and tha earn* will ba bald In Bparlal Tai Brhool Dlatrlct No. I. BaraInola county. Florida, on Wadncaday. Auiuat 14th, ISIS, (or 'tba purpoaa ot datarralnlnt who ahall ba Iruataaa lor tba naat mcreedtnf two yaara. aad tba aumbry ot mill* ot dia­ trict achool tat lo ba tavlad for tack of tba Atlrat! T. W. Lawton. Sacrriary. Clerk Sanford Lodge No. 1310 meets In Ha 1 In Stone & G rovo Building Second and Fourth Mondays In Month at 7:30. aald rapt*Tha totlowlnf ara appolntad to art aa Inapretor and dark* at aald tltcUont oni II. 1’ rcclnct No. 6t R« W. —. Lawton, (lark) •— L. Whralrr, H. McUrlde, Wra. Htonra, In­ ■prrtora. Done and ordtrrd by the Hoard ol Publle Inttrucilon for Hemlncde county, Florida. In ■culon aaatmblcdJuly 3rd, 1918. (raal) F. I*. FUKBTKIt. Chairman. than I did at this time. It Is easily answered. When n man Is In hourly fear of his Ufa and tho country Is full of spies, as Belgium certainly wna, he Is Dot going to help Just anyone that comes along seeking aid. One of the German's moijt successful ways of trap­ ping tho Belgians has been to pose ns an English or French prisoner who has escaped, appeal to them for sld, Impli­ cate as many ns possible, nnd then turn the whole German pdllce force loose on them. As I look bock on those days I think it remarkable that X received ns much he|p ns I did, but when people are starving under the conditions now forced upon thost un­ fortunate people, 11 is a great ten <pIn­ ti on to snrrepder these escaped pris­ oners to German authorities snd re­ ceive the handsome rewards offered for them—or for sllcn spick, as I was classed nt that time. WL , The passport which T-^ralvBescribed me ns n Spanish sailor, but I was very dubious about Its value. If I could have spoken Spunlah fluently It might havo been worth something to* me, hut tjie few words I knew ot tho language would not have carried mo very far If I had’ been confronted with a Spanish Interpreter. I decided to nse tho passport only as a last resort, preferring to act the part of. ■ deaf and dumb Belgian peasant-an'far aa It would carry me. Before 1 finally left the house I had a remarkable experience which X ahall remember as long as I live. _ C O N TIN U ED IN N E X T ISSUE 'Phoenix Lotfge No 5, K. o f P. I,;“ I**1 taBocond.and fourth Tusnlays. NlilUng knights always welcome. H.McLaiiHn o . J. Mills? h. R. and S. c . C. tha aald yaara. Seminole Rebokah Lodge No. 48 Tba fotlawlns ara appolntad to art aa In* Meets every First and Third Friday ■pector and llerha nt aald election! Product No. It It C. Maxwell, clcrkl Nights In Masonic nsll at 7:80. Aft C. C. Woodruff, W. W. Lons aad Tim’ Koono visiting Rebckshs welcome. Impoctora. , Mrs. list tie Loosing, Precinct No. Si E. T. Woodruff, dork: M. W. Loral), Dadd Spoor and John XluoMrs. Ida Crlm, N. O. Sec'y ton, Imprctora. Done and orderad by tha Hoard of Public Instruction tor Seminole county. Florida, In •ration huambltd, JulylnL ISIS. (•cal) F. P. FOU8TEII, Chrm. H o m e Embroiderer No, 01—Lunchson Bat in Xinsn and nistttore dlgniflod dinner table, table. Not fllot crochet finished cwUh -------- Jed dinner n oi niot. lo th aDd napW may be Ankins. The llnsn simplicity is often one of .the chlsf Ishcd either with a r0' 1** I*!1? ° Je*tures o f theso oosy meals. Tho with a vary narrow hemstitched hem, wIib housewife will chooee something amount Practical and dainty that no amoun. rake* somowbst longer to do It reallaundering will rob of lta original ly give* a finish which tho other |>eauly. 8hown'hsre is Just such a iscks. Only a d m 1* hemstitch {oncheoh set The doth which may should be used as tho •? °f My desired else baa four insets ■titchee detract from the crochet Of filet crochet while in each of the „ Meets overy first snd third Thursday |Ineach month. Everyone who has seen thS: E ut “ ro wrdlail^ Invited to visit this chapter. Alice E. Robbins. Sec’y The Samord Connell K . of Q, 2nd Sunday 3 p. m., and the 4 h Sunday 8 p. m., each monthfat K . of C. Hall, Oak Ave. C. L. Britt, Fin. Sec'y. Sanford Lodge No. 7 7 ,1. O. O. F. evening at 7:80 in Masonic Hall, II visiting brothers cordially Invited. NOTICE o r ELECTION J. F. McClelland J. D. Dorsey In compUanca with tba provftiona ot N. O . R, See. Chapter 4STS, Lawa of Florida, noUcw la htraby (Urn that an alaction baa boon or­ dered to bo bald aid tba earn will ba bald Gale a t y Camp N o.« . W. O. W n apodal Taa School Dlatrlct No. 1, BernMeets second and fourth Wednewlay noia loimj, rtoriua, on nnwanr, Aaiuit 14th, ISIS, .lor" tbo purpooo el drtrrmlnlnc nights In each month. who Mil be truatoca lor tbo noit aurceed* F. L. Miller J. F. HooM nui Ins two yaara, and tba number ol mlUa ol Clerk Council Commander diatrict achool taa to ba tarted tor oath ot LESSONS FOR THE floor by the scores, frightened no doubt by tho vibration end noise made by tho descending soldiers. Some of tho efratures ran across mo whero I stood between two wine cases, but I was too much Interested In blggor gnme to pay any nttenRon to mice. Tramp I Tramp 1 "Unit I" Agnln an order wns given In German, nnd al­ though I did not understand It I am willing to bless every word o f It, be­ cause It resulted In the eoldlcra turn­ ing right about face, marching up tho stairs again, through the hall end out of tho front door end away I I could hardly believe my ears. K seemed almost too good to be true that they could hare given np the search Just ns they were about to come .upon <helr quarry, but unless my ears de­ ceived mo that was wbat they bed done. Tho possibility that the whole thing might be a Germnn ruse did not escape me, snd I remained In the cellar for nearly an hour after they had appar­ ently departed' beforo I ventured to move, listening Intently In the mean­ while for tho slightest sound which would reTesl the presence o f a sentry upstairs. ' r »t hearing a sound I begun to feel thia they t)td Indeed given up the bunt, for I did not believe that a German officer would be so considerate of bis men as to try to trap too rather, than cell i by force If they had carry the cellar, th« slightest Idea that X was there. I took off my shoes and‘crepr softly and (taw lyjo the cellar steps and .then Jas, Moughton M onroe tmpter. No. 15. R. A. M Meets every second and fourth T u efday In Masonic Hall over tho Imparls ^neMre^-Visiting com panion* wefcom y -tnjj tolerably assurctl-thnt tho soldiers the No to , P. and A. M , Santord Public Library . Oak Areone Between 3rd and 4th S t »4-Tur*-6tc NOTICE OF ELECTION In romptUnr* with th*. pruvliluni ot C bspWr r a il, U - I ot Florldn. nolle* I* h*r*by «W»n (h it *n eltetlon h*J bran- orderad to b* held and th* ran * will b* held In Hp*clni Tnx School DUtrlrt No. 6, Kemlnole county, Florid*, on Wedneediy, Austral 14th,ISIS, for the purpo** •( dctermmlns who shall b* truate** for th* n eit surrtadlnl two years, and the numhei ot mills of diitrlct ecbool tax to be levied lor *ach ol th* **ld year*. Th* |ollowln( *r* appointed to art a* In•pector and clerkr at aald electlani ___ l'rtcina* No. C: It. Ilaker, (lerkl Oaorf* Tcter*. W. I). llallarcL E. N. Hutton. Ilono and ordered by the Hoard ol Public Instruction (nr Kemlnide county. Florida, In teuton aurmblrd July 3rd, 1918. leeili V. P. FO KBTEll. Chairman. Attest: T. W. Lawton, Hccretiry. 94-Turo-Me Natlee af Ayytlrallsn far Taa Deed Under Herilen S af Chapter 4S3S, Lawa af FtarIds . Notice la hereby risen that It. C. Dullnae, purchaser o f Tax Cartlftcala No, 361, dated (he 3rd day ol Jaly, At D. ISIS, haa Bird ___________ _j my off___ •aid; certiorate In office,____ and has n ada application let tax deed to luua In accord a nr* with law. Bald c*rtlflrat* embrarea tha leljow ln f deertlbrd property dtuated In frmlnole county, Florida, to-wlli HW)t ot N W )( Sec. 16. Tp. 10 8., H. SO Eait. 40 acres. Tha said land bains aasearsd at tha data of auch ccrtlBcalt In tba name of W. M . llaVnra. UaltH exld certlflcats ahall ba re­ deemed afcordlnl.lo.ljrw tax. drtd wllMetua Ihtra on on tha l t t h xdny ot Auiuit, A. ISIS. • Wltoaaa h i official alcnatura and a*al Ihla tha Sth day ol July. A. D. t i l l . (w a ll E. A. DOUGLASS, Clack (Micult Court Baralnola Co., Fla. Uy V. M. D ou tltu .'D . C. 92-Tura-St c - Open -] Tuesdays Thqrsdays Saturdays at 3 p. id. Reading Room Free to All Y O U . ARE INTERESTED IN - Q 3 U ]-P s CQ R IN G B O O K S ! NaUca at Ayrilcatlan tar Taa Datd Unda* Her!Ian S at Ckaylcr 4*»S. Laws at Flo*. Notlra la haraby (Wan that W. C. DaCouraay, purchaMc ot Tax CartlBcata No. i l l , dated tba 3rd. day ol July, A. D. I91S, iaa Blad aald m tlArata in my office, aad baa mad* application tor taw dead to luua In or* with taw. Said Cerlllcata am accordance braeda tha fotlawlns described property altuaitd In 8*mlnola county, Florida, lo-w lti Alt ot Section 36. Tp. IS 8, R. 31 E, 640 Tho Said land balnf aastaaad at lha data o f the luuanre of auch rartlflcata la tha name at Unhnown. Unlaaa aald ccrtiOcata ahall bw rdearned accordlas to law tax dead will laaua (hereon on tba Itth day ol Au(uat, A. I>. l i l t Wltnara my official aJcaalura and texl Ibla the 16th day el July, .A. D. ISIS.. (■••I) 7 _ E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Cl real! Court Remiaala C o., .ria. Hy V. M . Dau|lxu, l). C.* 94-Tnea-lla 4 SANFORD LODGES 4 Royal Neighbors o f America Meets Second snd Fourth Thursdays Annie Speer Clara 8tcmper Secretary Oracle The Woodman Circle The Woodmen Cirde meets Second (tnd Fourth Wednesdays at 8 JO p. m. All members requested to attend; United Brotherhood Carpenters and Jolnrrfl of America • Sanford Local Union No. 1781 mseta First and Third Thursday Nights st 7 JO in Eagles HtU. A. J. Laming;- * Chas. E.‘ Roblnron, Pres. * S id y , f.*- -r - j- - I * They are used in every lin^. Of business by Salesmen, Of; fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers', Ministers, Students— by ev­ eryone w h o must have a book that combines UTILITY, DURABILITY AND APPEARANCE. Sheets ca n be obtained any­ time, ruled in eight styles. Bound in best quality FlexIble-Black I*cvant Grain Cow­ hide, w ith Block Dinings. HERALD PRINTING CO. Phase 148 ' Sanford, Florida ™ ’ecH : 'f S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1918 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 30, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 30, 1918. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 30, 1918; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fa3d9b40d3d2f0db8424c6d142a9f9ca.pdf cd764d72442d05eadb3416e640a94897 PDF Text Text ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS PUBLISHED SEM I-W EEKLY IN THE HEART OF TH E WORLD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 98 Both the LeContc and Keller pears may bo canned without sugar. Board of Trade to H ave A V aluable Su ggestion s T h a t The time of processing depending • M eeting Friday Night Should B e Follow ed • on the site and ripeness of the pears. a Every employer of labor is re­ Many women in North Florida On account of th e sugar shortage quested to be st the Board of Trade drastic measure* ‘m u st be taken for havq erected home made driers and meeting to be held in the Court the conservation of sugar and the pears are being dried daily. Home­ House, Frldsy "night, August 2nd made driers are most inexpensively following suggestions will be most at 8:00 P. M. constructed. helpful to .those who want to save This meeting la called at the re­ Pineapples may be canned with their fru its.. quest of many growers who are In water following the same instruc­ Guavas, Pineapple*, Peaches, tercated in the labor situation for tions as followed in canning with md Scuppernong Grapes are now the present season and they desire a v a ila b le for canning In Florida. sugar using water instead of syrup a common ground on which to meet and processing an extra 5 minutes. Do not let .any of these’fruits be Grapes may be canned with water U their reason for requesting the wzsted. If you can’t can or dry Board Of Tade to call this- meeting fake them to a L iberty Kitchen and b u t the best ‘method of saving All growers and business men are « t some one to preserve them on grapes is to can the grape juice. urged to bo present. Some standard­ »bar6s for you or sell them to some The Scuppernong grape Juice is ization of this m atter must be had ,ome one who will see th at they are most excellent. The following are and it is the purpose ro arrange the . not wasted. Use no sugar in saving instructions: affair next Friday night and come "Select sound ripe grapes, crush prepared to assist In making ad­ these fruits. andHieat slowly to about 180 degrees' justments along sound lilies so that F. simmering point. (.The. flavor of all concerned will be protected and these juices is finer when they are work together in this vitnl matter sterilized below the boiling point.) Strnin through double thickness of cheese cloth and if juiers free from sediment is wanted, let s t a n d in I c,ool place for a few hours, then pour of! carefully to free from dregs, which will remain in bottom of ves­ sel. I’our the juice into sterilized tire caused by an explosion oz nitrate on the IGth, destroyed the fertilizer plant of l lie American Agriculture Chemical Co. at Jack­ sonville. The Iosif totals J 1.2G0.000. The explosion came apparently from spontaneous combustion and burled wreckage and debris hundreds of feet. On account of the early hour few employees were present and none were killed or injured. ’ . Red Croaa Briefs O f The Great B u sin ess On More than fifty namea of membera on the roll for June-and July whose - T he St. Johns A full and comprehensive state­ ment of St. Johna river traffic has beeen forwarded to the Waterways Commission by the Sanford Board Of Trade, bearing out our ats'tsmsnts in regard to the proposed inland waterway route between Jacksonville and Miami. The figurea come from careful compilation of tonnage over a long period and shows in detail the various lines now operating between JacksonviHejand. Sanford and their respective tonnage. It is astonishing to know just the what the enoridous tonnage now ia is on tho St. Johna and further .to realize whdt this tonnage call be brought to should the contemplated Improvements be made. The entire St. Johns river sections should com­ bine and go after this Improvement. I t means within a few years double population, the Construction of many new industries and development of and development of lands now- lying idle. It means an outlet for the tim­ bers of vast forrests lying south of us und would be n tourist bencon clear across to the Pacific coast for manv tourists now uncertain dues are atfll unpaid. The American Red Croaa auppllea ■erum to prevent deadly gaacoua gangrene in wounds. A ban haa been placed on poli­ tical candidacy of all holding excutivc Red Croaa poaltlona. On July Fourth, the American Red Croaa Commlaaion to Oreat Britain aent to every Amarl an aoldlcr, Bailor and marlno on the headquarters hospital list, a small American -flag, an extra allowance of tobacco and greetings -to the men In the English hospitals through the Red Cross by President. • The American Red Cross Is for­ warding supplies to all prisoners in German prison camps. As soon as p man is olllcially reported as a prisoner of war n twenty pound The detailed, statem ent sent in is a credit to thnt organization und shows that when they are called up­ on for anything they are aide to produce. Our experience of over two years with the Board Of Trade in­ dicates that In this organization we have an active body through which we «an realize the many needed thint's for this and other sections.. closely in pursuit, according to news from the fighting area in the Solsaons-Rheima salient received up to noon today. The Germans have succeeded in checking, but not stop­ ping, the allied advance. % ' ■ The French are on the north bank of the Ourcq, and In the east they have secured the • whole road be­ tween Rhelms and Dormans. *The Germans are stubbornly resisting ■nd arc burning villages. Heavy fighting is still in progress south of Soltsons near Buxahcy. So far the French have made no pro­ gress there. Villages between Soissons and Bazoches, about U miles to the cast, however, Parc on fire, leading to the belief th at who Ger­ mans may Intend a further retreat. Since yesterday the allies havo ad­ vanced between two oird three miles on a 20-mile frowN/Tho enemy haa definitely abandoned the lino of the Ourcq, and there is little houbt now thnt he will go back beyond the Vealc to the line 30 miles long be­ tween Soissons and Rhelms, which I* probably well entrenched nnd haa goad lines of .communication. The German retirement has been orderly and deliberate. So for the taking of only four guns has been reported. The Americans in the Fere cn Tardcnois sector are pressing the Germans vigorously. North of the Mnrno the tide of German invoidon is fast ebbing. The fact that a oerman retreat in this BONG ANI) CONTRARY TO OUR PRINCIPLES In a personal | believe her to be their savior. How­ to his fellow I shall we commend democracy to ng mob spirit the acceptance of other peoples, if upon the ns- we disgrace our own by proving Id that while thnt It ia. after all, no protection to icy on foreign the weak? Every mob contributes to ,dng democracy German Ilea about the United States . ‘ ‘ what her most gifted Bars cannot tement in full Improve upon by khejway of calumny Thov can at least say th a t such over-flowing with hoi Seal partly, process alW Idling with w ater, adjusting minutes, quarts 40 i rubbers, tightening covers, inverting Immediately. While packing hav and shaking. wpter near and dip hat 3. Jars, covert, rubbers, spoons, carefully to remove cups, funnel, arid all utensil* which stick to them. are used in canning- m ust be placed j Select, prepare, flo In a pan of cold water deep enough j as In canning in glass to rover them , placed in a pan of w ater. with water to. wit hi boiled for 20 mlnutea. Allow them inch from top of can. to remain in the -hot water until 6 minutes and tip. I’ ready for use. This will prevent sub­ 2 cans 26 minute*;- n sequent breakage and will Insure 36 minutes. Immidiat perfect sterilization. 4. Rubbers should never be used a second tim e. 5. The neck of the th e Jar should he wiped 6ff before stealing »■ doth will alm ost certainly leave baoteria or yeasts In th e 'J a r." Can your guavas in tin or glass without sugarr Process guavas ranned without sugar 6 m inutes longer than when canning w ith sugar. In stead of making guava Jelly now, prepare the guava Juice Just as you *ould In making Jelly then put the strained Juice in sterilised bottle* or (lass jars or* tin esns and seal. If using bottles, put sterilised stoppers In the bottles lightly, set bottles appreciation the soldiers were form­ ed in a hollow square outside the station and talent among them rendered songs and dances and musical selections. Canteen service is one of the most important branch­ es of Red Cross work and is proving very efficient. Our local canteen committee under tho abel supervi­ sion of Mrs. Alex. Vaughan prepares appetizing boxes of lunch fo^ all of the boys leaving Seminole Lounty, distributes magazines and otherwise who revere America, and wish to keep her name 'without stain and reproach, will co-opcratc—not pas­ sively merely, but actively and fully—1"0 make an 'en d of this dis­ graceful evil. It cannor live where the community does not counte­ nance i t . . . " I have called upon the nation to put its* great energy Into this war, and it ha* responded—responded genius for action with a spirit and that haa thrilled the world. I nowcall upon it, upon its men and everywhere, to see to it .that it* laws are kept inviolate, its fame untarnUhed. V{Let , . us ahow. .our . ytter contempt for tho thing* th a t have made this war hideous among the wars ofhlstory by showing how those who love liberty and right and justice and are willing to lay down their Uvea for them upon foreign fields stand ready aUo to illustrate to all mankind their loyalty to the liberty a t home which they wlah to see establUhed everywhere as a blessing and protection to the people who cently th a t the commission has efforts to hold, tho Frencj commended to the shipping boa Gcn. de‘ Goutte, ^blo.Arlnf up bridge* t h a t - a 6000-ton floating drydhek t n d foot bridges leading to Fare « A bo built at-Pensacola without delay TardenoU and contending for terrl----- -------------------t ory foot by foot. The enemy’s. Castor beans are making wonder- stubbornness was useless and the (u) growth where they are given a ai)|ea entered the towir by the west chance. J. 8. Davis, of Summer- and a0uth and are holding their poalfield, has a field of beana averaging I tions. Further toward Rheiras, the five feet; no fertilizer waa uscdLuica continued to advance toward ■ecm to be several varieties in the villa en TardenoU in which th field. If tho farmers would select I vanguard haa now probably pentrattheir own seed there would be a l cd. big'Im provem ent in the crop anothThe amall number of Germs er year. ‘ j prisoners , taken U duo to the fact Card Of Thanks. treme caution while the German* We wlih to th,ank our many I left only small forces to cover their frienda who were jio kind and aym-l retreat. These force* were given psthetic during the recent illness I orders to hold on to the last ao tho and death of Mra. Edward Cameron. I main ‘body could withdraw. Thus Ed. Cameron and Family, 1the enemy’s losaea ‘ are relatively . ' F. E. Gatchell and Family, heavier in deed than •prisoners. On ________;_______ t I the other hand the Germans left The big castor oil plant, the lar- considerable booty, especially engiemiea of his country, gest in the world, will begin to grind neering machinery, munition depots to despise. 4 WOODROW WILSON out- oil for tha government about 1and many cannon theu <*ut out of august 16th. Ths plant will %Urt out | order. — — ‘ Be At the Board of Trade' meeting with a large amonut of beans on I sat the Court H 01A0 Friday night, hand and wljl grind more than) Come .prepared to discuss th 8:00o’clock. Question: Labor and 4,000.000 bushels of beeria during Isituation at the Board of Trada the season. . • .‘j Friday night 8:00 o’clock. • y costa. . a n ise VOLUME IX SANFORD, FI �HD HERALD O u r C ro w d s a r e B ig g e r O u r P ic t u r e s a r e B e t t e r » ^ \ -.. F R I D A Y SATURDAY Henry B. Walthall DOUBLE PROGRAM Frank Keenan . IN • — IN — “His Robe of “Loaded Dice” ' Honor” Also Harold Lloyd in WEDNESDAY Next to the Last Chapter of “The Woman KICKED OUT” Also Mot & Jeff A“ Comedy, Also Those Fimny “The Lions Claws” Fellows COMING—Annette KeUerman in “THE DAUGHTER. OF THE GODS MATINEE DAILY at 3:15 Frank Keenan In “ Loaded Dice at tho Star Saturday a three-inch plnnk of hnrdwood. In an Instant, the w riter says, the plnnk wns seared and broken ns lf^ lt had been broken ‘by lightning. » Officials then asked the scientist to explode two bombs, one hidden plong the bank of the river and the other In the hod of the stream. Within ten minutes the bomb along the linnk ex­ ploded. It required a much longer time to-Y-xplode the othrr bomb, but this, too, wns finally accomplished. The entire outfit.used by the Inventor wns placed on n single small bnrge. An approximate Idea of tho power of the nrring electricity mny bo ob­ tained by wntchlng nn electric furnneo nt work. It will cut the linrdest steel llko putty. To flnsb suck n flnmo through nn neroplnne, submarine, bat­ tleship or n trench would lenvo n to­ tal wreck. Mines placed In tho North EVENING at 7:15 the* "rule! nmTwlth the thousands of soldiers.and sailors In training at the camps near by federal officials are always on the alert, and as a result two girls are under arrest. They gave their nnmes ns Miss Mao Smith nnfi Mrs. Elsie Byrnes, and both are, ’pretty. They were caught In tho act j of mailing nbout 20 letters <o sailors, LIEUTENANT PAT O BRIEN Uorrruat, ms, by r*i ait* o dmu B R O T H ER S IN ARM S Italian Invents Canned Lightning : Capable of Destroying Trenches of Enemy. Olalmed Invention Could End War In ThTHy Daya and Allies Could March Unchallenged Into Berlin. Teata Prove Ita Value. "W AR B R ID ES ” D U P E S O LD IE R S Every wearer of khaki who Is now with tho American expeditionary forces In Franco has been taken Into the hearts of the French families and our sons are -as thrtr sons. There t* no bond llko that which arise* from fighting In a common cause for high ideals. CHAM P C LA R K ’ S GR AN D SO N Henry B. Walthall, S taro f the Birth of a NaUon In “ His Robe of Honor" • a t th* 8tar T onight FYl^ay • • stafr'somcthlnfi." T h T lfa m who hi(T may baaSot or sent toprlion lived In the house had evidently been pains. .*. a collector! of ancient pottery. Tor tjie Although' I Buffered much walla were lined with great.pieces of. attltudo of Huyllger and his ti carthcnwaro which had every earmark I auppoao I ought to hold n of possessing great value. They car- agnlnat them In view of tho u tnlnly possessed great wclghtr—X-ilg^ J!t«dlcnn>cnt In which the ured th at If tho worst enmo to tho jvorst thaT^poltery would como In mighty hnndy. A slnglo blow ?plth one CONTINUED IN NEXT of th o si big vases would put a man oht'as neatly as posslblo and ns there was lota of ppjtcry and only three men, I believed I bad an excellent chance of holding my own In tho combat which I had Invited. ' • • Xhad already picked out In my mind what I was going to use, and 1 got up, stood with my bac)c to tho wall and told them th at'lf they ever figured on getting the passport, then would be their best* chance. * Apparently: they realised th a t I meant buolncoa and they Immediately began to expostulate a t tho attitude I was taking. , , One of tho men spoko excellent English. In fa c t ho told me th a t he could speak five languages, an d 'If he could He In the othete aa well as I knew bo did In toy own tongue, he was O L D R A ILW A Y IS DISMANTLED not only an accompUahed linguist, but a most versatile liar Into the bargain. Ralls Ones Used for. Carrying Freight ••My dear fellow,” said the linguist. In Mina District are Sold * ' * • it la not that we want to deprive yod of for Junk. the passport Good heavens I if It will Redding, Cal.—Tho railroad tn a aid you In getting oat of the country, Cuargo on the Southern Pacific to Ut I with yoa could have six just like I t Quart* H1U mine on the rent aldw og B ut for our own protection,-you owo the river, near tho Old Digging, tav It to us to proceed on your Journey and one-half miles long, has been iolj sis best you can.without It because as. as old jnnk by the Mammoth Copj*t Idng as you have It In your poaseaslon Company of Kennett which built '* ia you Jeopardize our lives, too. Don’t 1007 a t a- cost of (200,000. The mine yon think It la fairer th a t you should was shut down In 1018, for then the risk your own safety rather than place Mammoth Copper company wns able to tho lives of three Innocent men In get the fluxing ore at a better profit danger?” elsewhere. Tho bridge across the rlter, ..•That may bo aa It Is, my friends," made of steel, Is 700 feet lnJV* a ■ I'retorted, “nnd I am glad you reallro Tho wrecking company bougUtAy your danger. Keep It In mind, for In railroad steel, tloa, bunkers, tresflai caso any of you should happen to feel and bridge. Acctylcno gas will be used Inclined to notify tho German authori­ to cut down the steel bridge. ties that I am In this p a r t of the coun­ Tho‘railroad wns In active servlet try, think It over before you do so. for seven years. The Mammoth com­ Remember nlwnys lhat If the Germans pany took 70,000 tons of ore from the get me, they get tho passport, too, and Qunrtx Hill mine In a single jrenr and If they get tho passport your lives tjyuJo use of 800,000 tons of ore In alL Tho (Quarts IIIII mine, n great bod; won't bo worth n damn I When I tell tho history of thnt clover llttlo pleco of low grade quarts, Is owned l>y i of pnstebonrd, I will Impllcato all threo company composed of Polish priests la of you, and whoever Is working with Chicago. The I’opo was said to be n you, and as I nin an officer I rather largo stockholder. think my word will be taken before yours. Good night 1" Tho bluff evidently worked, bccauso TA XIC A B DRIVERS KNIT I wub able to get out of the city with­ B U T T H E Y A R E WOMEN out inolestntlon from tho Germans. I havo never seen these men since. Cleveland, O.—Ono of the I hopo I never shall, because I am least -surprinlilg thing td be seen on tho streets of Cleveland now Is n taxicab driver calmly sitting In a taxi at its slsod. I do not mean to Imply that all Bel­ purling nnd dropping, whllo sox gians are llko this. I hod evidently and sweaters develop before fallen Into tho hands of n gang who Jronr eyes. But tho drivers are were endeavoring to mnko capital out girls, for Cleveland is rapidly of tho misfortunes of those who were getting a largo proportion of Its referred to them for help. Iff all coun­ day drivers from tho other aex. tries there are had as well os good, and in a country which has suffered so much as poor Belgium It Is no wonder if some of the survivors have lost their NO C H IL D R E N ” ' R U L E BANNED sense of moral perspective. I know thnt the average poor peas­ ant In Belgium wonld divide his scanty rations with a needy fugitive sooner than a wealthy Belgian would dolo out a morsel from his comparatively well-stocked larder. Perhaps tho poor do ao ngnln. I shnll look for you to­ morrow evening.” Tho next evening he enmo nnd I ac­ companied him to another houso not very far from tho ono In which I hnd been staying and not untlko it In nppen ranee. It, too, was a substantial dwelling houso whl\h find been unionanted since the beginning save perhaps for such occasional visits ns Iluyllgtr nnd his associates made to It. Iluyllger let himself In nnd con­ ducted me to n room on the second floor, where he Introduced mo to two men. One, I could readily see by tho resemblance, wns his own brother. The other wns n stranger. Very briefly they explained to mo that they had procured another pnssport for me—a gonulno ono—which would provo far more cffcctlvo In help­ ing to get mo to the frontier than tho they hnd manufnocounterfeit < tured for me. j - think 1 saw through their game right a t tho start, but I listened pa­ tiently to what they had to say. "Of comic, yon will have to return to us tho passport we gave you before wo can gtvo you tho real one,” said lluyllgcr'a brother. “I haven't the slightest objection,” I replied, “If tho new passport Is all you claim for I t WJUyou let mo see It?” There was considerable hesitation on the part of Huyllgcr'n l^roUier and tho qther’chap at this. \ • \ .. . \ “Why, I don't think that's necessary a t all, Mr. O'Brien,” said the former.“Yon give ns tho old passport and we will bo very glad to give you tho new .one for I t Isn’t that fair enough?” “It may he fair enough, my friends," I retorted, seeing that It was useless to conceal further tho fnct thnt I wus fully aware of thejr whole plnn nnd why I had been brought to this house. "It may be fair enough, my friends,” I said, “but you will get tho pussport thnt I have here," PjUtlug my'sldo nnd Indicating my inside breast pocket, "only off my dead body 1" 1 aup|K)Hu the threo of them could have mude short work of mo then nnd there If they had wanted to go the limit, und no ono would over have been tho wiser, but I had gone through so.mucb and I was feeling ao mean to­ wards the wbolo world Jujt at .thnt moment lhat I was determined to sell my Ufo as dearly as possible. "I have that passport here,” I re­ plied,' “and am going to keep I t yon gentlemen think yon can take It from me you are welcome to try I” To t*U the truth, l was spoiling for a fight and I half wished they would generosity or charity la discovered by. tho Iluns. There have been many Belgians shot for helping escaped prisoners and other fugitives, and It la not to bo wondered nt thnt they are willing to take as few chances ns possible. A man with a family, especially, docs not feci Jus­ tified In helping a stranger when ho knowa thnt ho nnd bis whole family I am an Orange The sun kissed me when I was b o m ;. —and made me healthy. Now I have come to In a 5c bottle * Made into a delicious drink The beat you ever tasted .—and my ambition —is to have my lips m eet yours. I am bottled by Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company SANFORD FLORIDA �•nJLYao, creed of hate, > n d blood,- a n d , and .bestiality, and.' blood cruelty and the hum an enslavement that mark every footstep o f . the kaiser nm l'hls cohorts of hell—are in di­ rect* and dam nable 'opposition to every thought, word, and deed, of the 'Tilon of Galilee! *, This Is therefore no fight of Do* mocracy 'against autocracy! . / It ,.|s no contest of man against man! I t Is a titanic struggle hetween right and WTong; betw een the phllo so p h y ~ » r'T c su s C F rut and th of, evil, through the earthly defend- AMERICAN TROOPS LANDING IN A FRENCH PORT v Ill K Rv HKrt. B?. .. *• • ijr • • ii it» ■2 •« • H4,* M L‘ II r\ a,v H.- S?r..7 ■ . This photograph shows one of the boats of a transport loaded with American troops landing in a French harbor tinder the protecting guns of an American battleship. . - ■ the chair. This will lessen the ’crowd In waiting, allow th e barber to havo B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ JU S T BETW EEN — YOU AND M E .” ■ome leisure, am i urge all men to handle their work a t home. Let ua soap the craft will have too much sense to tty and scrape more cents fro m 'a trusting and tryatlng public for It is sure th a t trying to razor price beyond the lim it is simply a lathering loss. Yassum.—Thorn in P. B. Post. * •. . . And wo’re going to fight—f ig h t fight side by aide with our fellows in the cause of hum anity, until there is no veatage left on all this great earth p( thp pnTirrf th a t defying Qod*and man—precipitated this cataclysm ov blood and tears. T h e re ’ ll only one sentim ent in this whole broad land today, and the man who.does not recognise It muat be deaf, dumb, and blind; and that, sentim ent la a dogged determination deep down*In the very bowels of every man th a t we are going to fight until we have justified Italy; saved England! Swept Jm m ortal France free of the H un; liberated Belgium! Avenged so far as In the hum in power th e countless crimes of Germany against cililsation; ‘ * broke A the Hindcriburg line 'a n d swept the arm y of the beaat as chaff before the wind; humbled the em­ pire of hell; and—please God’-rrid the earth of the kaiser and all his fell breed! If anyone asks you, tell them th a t is w hat we’re fighting for] of the gas. One pair of weevils will produce 64 pairs in 12 weeks. These 54 pairs will produce 21(00 pairs in 12 more weeks. I n .30 weeks these will-have produced more than a fourth of a million weevils. If torn Is the crop attacked why not fumigate the grain when it is first placed in the crib and kill th e 'firs t pair? To do this properly will require s tight crib. Anyone needing carbon disulphide in quantity should ask the county agent, as he can direct the applicant to a liberal- supply at a fair price, Pel*t*-4n—8 He-Flll(#fr-----The im prtant point to keep in mind in filling a silo is to see th a t t h e ensilage cutter l r working pro^ perly. By this la meant th a t It must be run nt- !-c e rta in - speed’ so ad to blow the silage into the silo. If the engine and cu tter arc not-running a t a high enough speed the blower will not elevate th e 'c u t silage into the silo. In other words, there will bo jrouble with th e ' delivery pipes be­ coming choked. Another point to keep in mind Is to see that the machine is set so aa to cut the ensilage into short pieces. The pieces should be H to inch In length. Another im portant point la to haye a sufficient number of men inside the silo to tram p the silage thoroly. If the’silo Is as much as 14 or 16 feet in (jiameter, it would be advisable to keep three men In the silo during the process of filling. Moat of the tram p­ ing should be done around tho edges pr the wall of the silo. I t is also Im portant to keep thesil* age in the silo practically level dyrIng tho process of.filling, altho per­ haps better results might be had if the outer edges be kept a little higher thnn the center. If the silage is a t nil dry it will be necessary to tidd some water. This can be done by running water on tho knives or in the fan case. When the water is applied in there is a more even distribution of water through the entire mass of sil­ age. Some people run a hose into the silo and wet it down. This is not very satisfactory for the reason that it is difficult to get a uniform or even distribution of water through the mass of silage. I t is almost impos­ sible to tell how much water to use ns this will depend entirely on the condition of the cft>p when it is put into the silo. However, tho silage as it enters the silo from the delivery pipe should be quite moist, but there should not be enough water used so that it will drip from the delivery pipe. •* RED CROSS M E E T I N p 1 The Third Friday of overv month will be a business * meeUng of the Red CtW a t Woman’s Club on Oak Avenue, at 2:30 p. m k C. H. DINGEE P lu m b in g anti____ G as F it ting . ATI Work Receives M y Person Attention And B est Efforts^ OpaaaluCity Halt Teleob :ds O a . laeh Cards Will Be Published 0l. 4«r This Heading At The Rale Of n j t Per Tear. 0 . S. VAUGHAN O P T O M E T R IST E Y E S EXAM INED and GLASSES FITTED Scbaal'e Jewelry Sfore. 123 W. Ptrsi gt Dr. DOWNING Formerly of the U. S. Army CO NSULTING PHYSICIAN SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK BLDG g V I wish,” wrote a boy "over there” Care for Seed Corn | to a pal in the.U . S. A. "th at you’d The same day th a t seed corn is HOODOODOODOO0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 a drop around and see mother once in gathered from standing atalks In the a while. She writes fine smiling let­ tingle. And bow can any youn^ ters, but somehow or other I have field* the huaked cars should be put Friendship Office 309 Park Avenue now? a feeling In me that she’s hiding a in a dry place where there is a free refuse to You can buy, if you’re got the money Telephone 291 are several slackers here who lot of teers. Tell her I’m all right— circulation of nir, and,so placed that All you need to eat and drink; are hiding behind the exemption the cars do not touch one another. You cun pay for bread and honey and make her believe it.” Office Hrs: 10-12 a.m. & 2-4 p.i This is the only safe way, accord­ and can keep your palate sweet; and they are flimsy exemptions After publishing the above, an Mackrfs should ing to the University of Florida ex­ But when trouble comes to fr«\t you at that. These exchange very truthfully ‘says th at and when sorrow comes your he ostracised from scoicty. IloW not n few of our wonderful fighters tension division, which says that D R . L. D . B R O W N can any girl have anything much good seed has been ruined be­ way standing there in the bomb and DENTIST For the gentle hand and friendship to do with a slacker? In some bayonet line are worrlng more about cause it was thought *lo be dry th at you need you cannot pay. places the girls have cut .them out their m o th e r they have left be­ enough when scattered. Many farm­ Office Yowcll-Specr Building entirely. We should have no use ers think th at their autumnB are so hind them than they aro about the Phone 108 for the slacker now and after the Sanford, Florida dry th a t these precautions arc not You can buy with gold and silver war. You know who 1 mean Boehcs in front of them r And, too necessary, yet there ia no locality things you’re got to have to don’t you? Or shall their many of these mothers arc hiding where the corn will not be bettcrci THOMAS EMMET WILSON wear; names he published ns nnc of tears behind "smiling letters.” by a thoro drying treatm ent. I: E. FERGUSON llOl'MluLUt You can purchase all th at's needful Sanford’s young ladies asked me It would be mighty fine and of corn is .left in the husk it may sprout when your skies are bright and to do? incalculable assistance in waging this or mildew during warm wet weath­ & fair; war to lesson the soldiers son’s er, and it is more likely to become But when rlouds begin to gather and worry and dry the soldiers mother’s infested with weevils. LAW YERS when trouble rules the day *[I note th at the barbers of Stuart tears. We ought to make every boy Sanford. ' Florida The vitality of seed may be roYour money doesn't lure a friend arc about to raise their rates for "over there" feel sure that he worth while to come your, way. scraping and clipping to a point be­ ia getting plenty of help sympathy durod by leaving it in a sack or pile yond thc"shavc and get shnved and sunshine of love from wo who for even a day after it has been These directions will apply to al| For the hand th a t’s warm and grip­ point” In the olden days there was stay s t home-. T hat done, he- will gathered. During warm fall (Jays SCHELLE MAINES (Continued on Page 4) ping, and the heart th a t’a ten­ a charge made of a dime for a shave worry loss', and fewer mother tears with some moisture in the cobs and LAWYER # • and two bits for a hair trim ; and kernels, the cars heat or mildew in der, too will dampen the letters she writes o m e t IN TIIK COURT HOUSE remarkably short time. Are what all men living aigh for when then , there came a hum p where to him. there was a 60 per cent, raise for One of the best and tho cheapest they’re sorrowful and blue. SANFORD - - FLORIDA This Is the supreme purpose of treatm ent immediately alter the cars For there’s nothing, thata so soothing the smooth-facer and a trimmer of JEWELER and so comforting right then hair pulled down 36 , cents for the war mothers Of America, and by are husked is to tio the cars ?ing]y As the gladly given friendship of a mnnlpu.lating the shears and some­ doing th at theao mothers go far on coarse twine a t about 8-Inch in­ times, when the scissors didn't track toward bringing final victory home tervals, the twine being looped about fellow’s fellowmen. MY SPECIALTIES; a fellow could get some of the hair to America. But this is not all the the middle of the cars so that they war mothers’ organizations hope to PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA A hand upon your shoulder and a pulled out for nothing-barring a lit­ accomplish. They want to bring to hang balanced and horizontal. Get TUB tle pain. And now it is stated on twine heavy enough to support from GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER whis|)ered word of cheer authority th at the prices are to go to liqar upom oil war work the great 16 to 20 cars. Are the things that keep you going force of their unitbd srtpnghth, ROGERS’ PLATED WARE Wire racks are cheaper in the long when your trouble time ia here; two bits for a shave and twice th a t conservation, in Liberty Loan drives And you’ll hate the gold you’ve gath­ sum for a haircut. The same trick boosting wartime thrift and saving run and* more convenient. A good ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES ered and the buildings th a t you was tried in this city a year ago with antf aiding all those war charities form is made from welded or woven disastrous results—and many a man wire fencing, the upright wires be­ own, commenced to do his own shaving. so necessary to relieve suffering and ing used as supports for tho in­ If you have to bear your troubles With a good implement and good save life in our war ramps, among dividual ears. Tho lateral wires, your sorrows all alone. material a shave cost n mnn about one the people with whom we stand in about 3 inches long on either side of If you’ve served n golden idol you cent, where he^does the work him democracy’s war tho main upright, are thrust into the get -as your reward self—and he never has to lose No person can help a war mother b u tt end of the cob. Those racks All the luxuries of living th at the waiting his- turn; and so far as a as much, nor sympathize with her so will lost for several years and are the world can afford haircut is concerned n couple of sincerely nor drive away her war easily stored wnen not in use. But you’ll be the poorest mortal and cuts a year will nvoid having to do rlouds as weel as another war W o o d en 'seed ‘ra’cks, in which the the saddest in the end, up his locks in curl-papers or having m other. * ears are stored In rows on separate When the clouds of trouble gather— it hang all over his manly shoulders. « • • shelves, are convlcnt dryers, and and you’re hungry for a friend. So w bafs the use? Those Stuart ^Germ any Wants to know what the havo no drawbacks In a dry, breezy — Dctriot Free Prcrs. barbers should * s ta rt nothing they United States Is fighting lo r. She place, altho the air cannot circulate will be unable to. finish; and if thinks the sinking of neutral ships freely on all sides and dampness may 1 The latest news from th e they are to make a raise in Tates I without warning isn’t enough to be held where the row of kernels front is glorious news and it makes think it ought to be one dollar for bring us in. rests oh the wood. th e blood of all real Americans anything th at is done to the man in All rightl L et’s tell hcrl Only during unusually damp We’re going to fight for outraged weather a t seed-gathering tim e will a wofncnl fire be necessary to help the drying. ' Wo’re going to fight for crucified Yet if .heat is applied in a poorly nuns! ventilated 'place, it will do more We’re going to fight for little chll h arm lh an good. If used, the fire should dren with hands and arm s missing! be. slow and long-continued. It We’re going to fight for naraelessly should be below the cars with plenty m utilated soldiers! of good ventilation above them. Wo’re gplng to fight for Innocent thousands stewn upbn the bottom of Fumigate Seeds In Flour Barrel the seal , , , When corn and cowpcaa arc gathWe ro going to fight for Belgium cred thcro are often thousands of 1* ‘ * outraged and dcaccratcd aa no nation weevils in them, and everyone knows In the previous history of the world the destructive habits of these in­ has ever been. sects. R. L. Clute, cxtenaion special We'ro going to fight for France— 1st on stored grains, to the U th a t magnificent' nation of heroes—: of Florida says we aro not truly pa­ bled white defending , civilisation triotic If we allow these destructive against the Power of tho Bpastt insects th a t aro so easily killed to Wc'rc going to fight for E ngland— continue their ravages of our foods which chose the path of honor black If one has a few bushels or seed or tinted with despair—when the nation a small quanily of meal, flour or sho had sworn to defend was set grits there is no better container for upon as by a wild beast! fumigation than an ordinary tight We'ro going to fight for Italy — barrel. If a barrel and a bottle of which took uo the cause of Bight carbon disulphide are kept han MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DTER AND REPAIRER against the power of Wrong—terrible properly used there is no excuse to though she knew the cost m ust be! sustain looses, occasioned by insects !! Sanitary Steam P ressing, Hot G ssolnie Drv Cleaning. All We're going .to fight in defense destroying seeds th s t a farmer wish­ ;; Uona.of All Kinds on Short N otice of these principles of human liberty es to keep over or th at are stored for $2.00 Per which wero laid down nineteen sen-] food. Seeds or foodstuffs so fund- ;; Join Our G entlem en’s Valet Club. turies ago by-that first great .teacher gated should be exposed to the air 8 U I T 8 $ 1 5 .0 0 U PW A R D and peachor of human rig h ts—the Just as aoon aa the* Iniocta am killed, Man of Gallleel and If Yare is exercised in doing this i I .CAUL AND SEE ME ON UNFORD AVE. PHONE Every iota of the philooophy and I they will not 'have tho taato or odor ' . . ♦ . » « . « » » M W *. ** g A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, “ HE’L L T R E N T ’E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. Dr. C. J. Marshall Wilson Hoosbolder HENRY McLAULIN FOOD H 1 T O V A IL Notice to Our Customers Notice is hereby given that we will close our business at noon on Saturday instead of Thursday, dur• ing the three summer months begin­ ning June 22., All orders received up to twelve o’clock will be delivered. HILL LUMBER CO. Complete Line of McKin­ ley’s Standard and Popular Music 10c Per Copy Cypress Lumber . For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla. Come in and Hear the New Columbia Records r .. �Ask for Expert to Teach Squaw* How to Save Wheat by Using Substitutes. LESSO N S F O R T H E n o m e c m Droiaerer r 0^ Omaha, Nebj—Indians are not one. whit behind tbo white man when It w* to food conservation, They ^ 1 ■ ~TTI* _ French Generous to Prisoners De­ comes want their squaws to havo a “food Specially prepared fo r this Nemspaper by Pictorial Review. spite Brutal Course of matron" Jost like their white breth­ ren. Fifty loaders of the Omaha In­ Enemy! dian tribe called on Btate.FfKMl.Ad-' mmisirntUT U. W.' Watties and asked Alphabet in Japanese Design and a New Sailor Collar him to intercede with the "great whlto father" a t Washington to have Food for Drosses and .Waists. Administrator Hoover appoint, a ma­ tron to-explain to the-squaws how to forts. One point about tbo shaping ' By KATHlifTN MUTTEREIL Collars are accessories that ths of a collar Is th a t It should bo cut Sight of Long American Columns De­ save the wheat by using substitutes. In the past nothing but wheat baa well-dressed -woman finds indispen­ straight and -wide acroos tbo book stroys Hun Hopes of Victory—Live sable. They do so much to smarten of Hhe neck; this obviate* the "poke” ever been used on the reservation, but Like Hippy Family In up a suit or frock that everyone In the center back and makes tha the Indians havo not only sent their Prison Camp. boys to light for Uncle Bam, but they i should hare at least two collars In collar meet at the right angle In the nt want to do their bit at home. i different styles The broad collar froTho embroidery should bo done pictured -is suitable for wear with With tho American Forces In France. almost any garment, filet lace Inser­ with a fins working cotton. The de—Franco knows that her prisoners In tion and edging being combined Germany are treated badly, but Ger­ with the embroidery. Batiste, chlfO P EN EM ER G EN C Y HOM ES man prisoners qre treated humanely and even generously In' French pris­ FO R W IVES O F S O LD IER S ons Just tho same, writes Don Martin In the New York Herald. . I asked Dei Uolnee, Ja,—Two emer­ an officer In charge of a French prison gency homes which will care for camp why this 1a and be ehrugged the wives of soldiers after leav­ his shoulders and said merely: ■ ing a maternity hospital have "Ah!" . been established here by the Unless ooo xonld eee the gesture civilian relief department of the accompanying the monosyllable he Red Cross. would hardly know ,what rooming \o The plan Is to keep the moth­ attach to It. It really m eant: ers In the homes until they have "Oh, what's the use of being bru­ regained th ^ r strength. They tal to Individuals Just because somo will be taught to care for tnelr one else Is? We wish wo conld, bat babies and fdr themaetrok Aft­ we can't" er leaving, an effort will be made I 'Have Inspected several prisons, to see that they are located In some largo and some amall, and In homes. every one I have found tho Oermana No. 18881—-A N nr Sailor Dollar. treated qutto ns well aa civil prisoners f t B e D E f G H W K b In normal tlmca and In t^any Instances alga Is exceedingly simple and U SOAR IN LO N D O N quit® easily don* In etUehee wellbetter. Officers are not humiliated In PRIC ES known to every needlewoman. To any way. In fact they receive better fit tbs collar properly, use a bias treatment, a stranger would- think, Saloon Keepers Make Up for Profitstrip and be oarafnl not to get the . oerlno Brake on Whteky than they, aro really entitled to. •X Y Z K C ’ binding on full. A great deal lo the and Spirits. Prisoners Llvs Happily. At depends upon the proper binding No. 11020—Japanese Alphabet on the neck. On a low till) nbout 1,000 feet from London.—Tho whisky and spirit fon cloth, handkerchief ’ linen or Since the Japanese and Chinese n main rood of France stands a prison crepo Georgette may be used In Ua influence Is felt everywhere this sea­ —Qvo low wooden buildings* surround­ prices havo limited tho power of tho ed by two barbed wtro fences, with saloon keeper to profiteer'In these ar­ development The dainty floral em­ son, It Is only natural that It should broidery Is executed In eyelet and evidence Itself In embroideries. The armed ptekets always patrolling out­ ticles, with the result that the prices raised satin stitch**. letters of the alphabet pictured are of wines bare gono up with n run. A side. Here nro 200 Germans, mnny of It Is very Important that a collar of Japanese design and are to glass of port, which at ono time was 6 them prisoners taken la tho early batof this aort should fit well, and to bo worked In solid satin etltoh. tlo of the Somme, but some taken' cents, ts now 24 cents. Mixed ver­ strange as It may eeem, many of the Besides being appropriate for hand­ mouth has risen to 24 cents a glass, or more recently. They nro nil privates Loveliest Imported collars do not At kerchiefs and personal linens, they oven to 80 cents In some West End es­ properly. The woman who makes make effective markings for nap­ and constltuto as happy n family ns tablishments. her own designs saves money and kins. table cloths, luncheon seta, one could find where personal liberty By tho bottlo prices havo been In­ gels far more satisfaction for hor of- dollies and other decorative linens. la tho ono thing desired nnd denied. creased In tho caso of Italian ver­ The Germans stood nt their hnrbed mouth frem 40 cents tho litre to as Pictorial Review Embroidery No. 11822—Japanese style initials, The fences hours at a time and watched much es $1.80, and tho price of Inferior pattern contains 27 letters each % and Inch high. Transfer pattorn, IB cents. tho endless Unq of soldiers. When It French vermouth Is $2. Other wines Embroidery Transfer pattern No. 11381, bine, 20 oenta. Two atylea at wan the Mug of Franco that was mov­ are double pr treble pre-war prices. sailor cottars are given In this pattern. A and D. Style “AV is or* ing post tho Germans were not particu­ ranged far laoe Insertion and edging. larly Interested. They hnd seen that No. 12381—A—Stamped on white handkerchief linen, with white em­ for years. They know France always T A K E S H R A P N EL.FR O M H EA R T broidery cotton, 50 cents. , has hnd an endless line of everything Pictorial r.erlow patterns on saleet local agents needed for wnr. But when they saw Remarkable Operation Performed on a British Soldier Proves Suc­ tho khaki of America filing or rolling cessful. hy for a whole day nnd then for an­ other. nnd heard the muddy shulHo of more sugar fAr the remain­ DRINKS UN D ER . BAN allotment London.—A remarknbto operation ICED feet through the night, there wns a der of thd year. change In the dull expression of those ins been-performed on a soldier at Administration of Arkan­ Oennnn eyes. It wns at this time that Leeds Infirmary. A plcco of shrapnel State Food Eagle Attacks Woman. sas Rules Out Cooling I went lo the prison to learn what they weighing 81 grains was extracted from Franklin, W. Vs.—A bald eagle that Beverages. , thought of what they hnd seen. First the anterior walls of the heart. has made frequent excursions Into this Tho patient Is Private John Britit should be stated that these prisoners land, who wns wounded nt Arras on Little nock, Ark.—Tho girls may part of tho country mndo nwtetous atsoe little of recent developments In rontIntro to wear $00 gowns, $23 boots lack on Mrs. Antin Slmmnns white sho 11 last year. After receiving the war. They must form their opin­ April In several hospitals ho was nnd hoiio that coat morn than a pair wns walking to her homo near this ions from ruch fragments of conversa­ treatment taken to Lewls'Mnflrmnry. where n of shoes did n generation ago, but In t-ltjr. Three deep wounds wero mndo tion ns they henr from their keepers radiograph established tbi* fact that he thin town they wilt not flirt among the In her fnco where the eagle's talonn nnd from whnt they see, ns, for In­ had n plcco of nirtnl In the wall of tho round tntdea in the soda Joints, alp- hnd gouged lain the flesh. Will nnttcrstance. from the long, long lino of heart Itself. He Is tanking steady ping aoft drinks at tho expense of sol­ msn, who ran to her nsslstnnre, was Americans, the first they hnd seen. dier boys or loving swains. The stato also attacked and forced to seek shel­ progress to recovery. In this particular prison the new­ food administration has knocked these ter-'. comers hnd brought the news situationgood times on the heatf. Tho girls Coil Flows Like Water. up to early spring, but na for tho big must learn that the country Is at war. In a great steel worka nt Pittsburgh offensive the prisoners knew only that powdered coal flows like water through No more, according to the order of tho • Words and Music. there probably would bo ono. So Hint singers enn use phonographs .1500 feet of four-lnrh pipe under a food administration, shall soft drink Americans 8urprlss Germans. pressure of 40 pounds tho square Inch, stands serve Iced tea, sherbet nnd to piny their sceompnnluients, nn at­ When I asked If there won n Germnn nnd flows so rapidly (bat four tons water Ices. An order haa also been tachment tins been Invented thnt dis­ among tho two hundred who could havo been put through u 300-foot line In Issued denying manufacturers of soft plays tho words nf songs nn a reel of apeak English, n good looking young five minutes. drinks wt)Q hnvp..n«crt_tbrlr4Hlfl fll1Knr paper nn n record Is being played. man. with n typlrnl Teutonic mustache, red checks, a glow of health, wns call­ ed out. He stepped Into my prescnco like nn automaton, clicked hln heels to­ gether nnd saluted tho French captain. He told mo ho wns n prlvnto; that ho has n homo In Lucerne, Switzerland; that he fought eight months, but was never wounded; that hq Is In the whole­ sale dry goods business In Berlin, nnd that ho does business with John Wnnnmaker, Marshall Field nnd Stern Brothers. "What do you think of all tho Ameri­ Grapefruit failed to show aa great strength as oranges this cans you have seen pnsr’ng hero recent­ year because fewer *peoplea know how good the form er are. ly V I asked him. "I havo seen many Americans," ha With the increased production now coming on, grapefruit sold. "I wns surprised that you have so mnny In France." are likely to sell for much lower prices in a few years’ time unless Ariother prisoner, less prepossessing the American people are taught their-food and health value, thus In nppenrnnce thnn the first, wns asked about things In general, n o spoko popularizing them. English poorly. "I live In Berlin nnd work In a hnnk, * The Florida Citrus Exchange has undertaken to do this work hut was In tho wnr for two years. in anticipation of the enlarged production of Florida grapefruit When the war Is over I am going to Switzerland to live. I wojild go to groves and this season will conduct educational campaigns in a America, but they don’t llko Ocrmnna number of important cities in the N orth and West. over there any more." "Why nro you going to leave Ger­ “Sealdsweet” grapefruit, that marketed by members of the many?" For an answer there was a ahrug of Exchange, will chiefly benefit by this effort If you grow grape­ shoulders and a half scowl, half smile. fru it good enough to be Bold under this tradem ark, join the "Are you satisfied here?" "It’s a lot better than being In a Exchange and assure a m arket for it. F or full particulars gravo whrre. *, lot of them are." • 8£ DM F G tt i $ K L f t . WHOP O R THE DOT8 SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. By Clifford Leon 8hsrman. • Dear Folks:—There Is nothing to It—(hla la tho life for me. You won't kaow me when I get back. Wo are jill working as herd as wo can aboard ihlp, and I can Just feel my muscles grow .. But you mustn't think we nro working every minute wo are awake. Tbo officers aro doing all they can to furnish ua with amusement, so we won’t get homesick. Of course, wo haven’t room enough to play baseball, but wo Indulge In other sports In our leisure moments. There If ono thing tho oUlcers especially encourage, and that Is for oi to go In f o r .................... SAMMY. To complete the picture, draw a line from dot 1 to dot 2, then from dot 2 4aI 8 Q, rnvsrl ba All to dot and so on. ( C o p y rtih t, U1T, by T h a Dell flynfllcat*, In c.) 1U.B. w* WOULDGUARD STATUES , In tho mcanwhllo there wero several air raids. Fortunately no monument , or st&tuo was h it On tho Initiative of a group of cltlsens work on tho pro­ Paris Protests Against Negleot of tection pf some of tho masterpieces was begun, nnd many historic pieces Art Treasures.like (ho Vendomo Column, tho Obelisk, tho Btressbourg Monument and the art worka - In tho Luxembourg gardens Allowed to 8tand Exposed to Air Raid­ were given somo adequato protection. ers—Promise of Aid Street urchins anxious to play "In Falla the trenches" climbed up among tho i bags, causing‘a looso ono to slip, with ' Parla—Protest haa nrftcn In many tho result that thousands of bags fell quarters hero agnlnst tho dcllberato In an avnlsncho about many of tho neglect of many of tho prtcclosa stat­ Btatncs. It was thereupon found that ues and works of art In P arla which tho begs wero filled with stonos or bare been permitted to stand unpro­ clinkers. tected against possible damsgo from I Art lovers protested -and, called tho enemy air ralda and bombardments. nttentlon of tbo commission to tho Th« Bpeclal ’commission charged with fact that stones and clinkers nfforded the duty of providing protection for ' no protection against German bombs. public mono menta of a rt has been se­ Tho Paris municipal council Is now taking measures to remedy the present verely criticised. condition and promises that every valu­ Last year when tho danger of air able piece of atntunry nnd historical raids aeemed comparatively remote n don-n or more raonumentn and Htntucs nrt will be rensonnbly prelected. wrn- ordered to bo protected with nnml* bags. Some time nftcrwnrd "loaded" Courtesy. Courtesy Is nn<> o f th e p r o p e r tie s nt Mcks were placed at a distance from tho monuments or statues waiting to God, who gives his sun nnd rnln to the be put In plnce. There they were al­ Just nnd the unjust by courtesy; nnd lowed to remain, nothing further be­ courtesy Is the sister of cbnrlty. by ing done. The bags lay about tho which haired Is extinguished nnd love Is cherished.—St. Frnncls of Assisi. statues for weeks. E asy and Practical Home Dressmaking Lessons S T WY V /V • Y Z 'W MN0PQR5WVW CITRUS EXCHANG Prepared SpcdaDy for this Newspaper by Pictorial Review. How to Dress a Girl Becomingly. holed In blue cotton. Tha back of the waist and. skirt aro .cut In ono, tho front and old* gores being at­ tached to tha front of tha waist under tbo belt At the front there Is a plait, to tha lolt of which ths adjustment Is effected. The waist Closes In fronL Twelve-year sit* reduce* 3 Jard® 3&* Inch gingham with ^ yard 3* lnch pique for trimming. Tho simplest way of cutting tbo dress property Is as shown In tho guldo. Soctlon "L" containing tbs scStxoe N* I#** < cw oc7 7 4 0 ( o etuc ■Im s k back of tho waist nnd back gore Is 7740 placed so thst the triple *TTT’ perforstlons rest along the Isngthwlie fold. The side gore comes ndxt. with Urge "G" perforations along a lengtnGirls’ fn ck in check pfnphon, uHfh wise thread. In the space opposlts 5°tl3r 0B<* cufft of embroidered linen. these two sections the belt Is laid, U Is not always an saa/ matter to with *T" perforation on a croaawla* ^ * *IM becomingly, because girls thread of the material. The front »*fy so greatly In als* according to gore of the skirt and the collar must be placed with T * perforation! along I ?,e* 01 difficult ageis, ths lengthwise fold of material. The fr°™ II to IS are mostpuxxllng the r e m a in i n g sections consisting .of the The model shown hor* Is of ths walsLpockeLcuff end •PPfoprlala for any ag* between six front sleeve, are laid on the gingham with J *nd *® preity mads of Iirga ”0" perforation* resting on a « ? »1U» collar and cuffs lengthwise thread. i f »blts plqua with scallops b u tton-____________________ _______ ftetorial Retiew Drew No. T740. Blass. I to H yesre. Price, 10 cent* tS k i M i K E E P S A K E G O ES F OR BONDS address the Florida Citrus Exchange, Citizens Bank Building, Tampa, or call on 1-w _j .j Oklahoma Man Gives Up Oold Plec® Hs Has Carried for ThirtySeven Year*. L. A. HAKES, Manager Orange County Citrus Sub-Exchange Orlandot Fla. ' Tulsa, Okla.—"I have carried this gold piece with mo for thirty-seven years, nnd I have restated hunger and temptation to spend It, end have al­ ways kept It as a treasure. However, Uncle 8nm needy it now, and I willing­ ly let It go eo H will help to bring vic­ tory to the American arms.” This was tho statement of W. H. Martin of this d ty m ho deposited a 810 gold piece a t the post office win­ dow and asked for some baby bonds. �THESANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Daniness Manager fubtkhcd Every Taaaday and THdar [H E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY b im a c a tm o N r m c e in aovancx: ONE I I U H ............................... **-°° SIX MONTHS ■» D EH Y D R A TE POTATOES A dispatch from* Stockholm says D*Jlt*rr4 U U * C lty by C tfriw 11*0 Pw T**r Ih A driM * N I V Per Mooifc there have been ao potatoes in PaywcuU I* A t t u c i S tm t P a M u lt >< O M f Germany for. more than a^wcek. The new* crop Is selling, for. $1.20 a quart i H r(M d .C lu « M ill M »iUf Ab o * n « d At IS* r*<t*mc* H S*Ilford, florid* or " a peck." U adrr Act *f M *rth lid. 1»T»----------In Florida there has been left in Tolr»b*M N*. JAS the Helds to spoil thousanss of bush­ els, because-the product on^tho.mar­ ket would not .bring the cost of get­ tin g It there, and still we are urged to plant big crops. " I pledge allegiance Potatoes can be worked in de­ to my flag and the Re­ hydrating plants so they may be public for which It used years after going through the stands; one nation inprocess. While the Government Is divisible, with Liberty forced to pay jobbers high prices and justice to all." for storage products it may as well try putting them u p ,‘ thereby cut­ ting out a big profit In, the middle man and giving more cash to the patriotic farmer who has heeded his country’s call for more food stuffs—Reporter-Star. runes m o n ib s ......... .............................. m uddy road In Picardy, bo those same lads *chrcer the picture*’ of Red Cross work and shipbuilding and Liberty Loan parades "over here.” ' — —---Rome day these lads are coming home—the greater part of them, we all hope. And when they do they will not ask you, "W hat did you do while I was fighting for youT'* They will not have' to oak. They will know .—Atlanta Journal. a t*A In ' m any communities patriotic women and girls arc "boycotting" the slackers—the man with the yel­ low streak down, h i s 'b a c k , while men sneer and jeer the cow ard/ A doctor can't He dissects.to correct. .Look up the ‘‘Dead Ones"record andltw ili help you to survive.' Look up the successful ones and you'll fimi that"they SAVED MONEY. • nna CAPITAL $30,000.00 SU R PL U S. $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD H. R. STEVENS 0 . L TAILOR CwWm THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS * X Sugar Ralihg In Effect August 1st. Rule 1.—Persons residing In the UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA State of Florida are entitled to n o t FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE more th a n two pounds of sugar per Gainesville FOR WOMEN person per month, baaed on the num Military Training Under Army Officers Tallahassee Court** in Art* • and Seine**, Arrieuttur*. _ 189 Student* from SI Florid* CouriU. . . j ber of people in the family, and no Chtrnlr*!. a r il. Electric*! and Mechanical Engipurchases of more th in tw u pounds nerring. Law, Teacher*’ Collet*. AM ERICAN SOLDIERS Tuition Frt*. Send for Catalog. a t one time, shall be made by any Writ* a t one* for C atalog (Continued from Page 1) A. A. MURPHREE, President T H IN K person or family, when such person EDWARD CONRADI, President explanation I °r family resides In the city or close cans 3 ml nutes and process 26 min»u will like the explanu th a t Arthur Brisbane gives of the to the point of purchase and in the lutes. ' superiority of the American soldier, event th a t the purchaser resides Cling Peaches Among The Scouts. He says the reason there is every in the country (or five miles or more Sort the fruit, using .firm, sound Boy Scouts bf America, Troon I hope of a great and decisive vie- from available point of purchase) five (Continued from Pago 2) Sanford. uniform peaches for canning. The to ry ' for American arms is because pounds may bo purchased; but in peel may be removed by pia ing the The weekly meeting of July. 25th the young men of the United States no event shall the amount so purpeaches in wire basket or cheese was called to order by Patrol Leader are taught to T H IN K . chased exceed tho monthly per capita cloth square and Immersing In boil­ silage crops. However, the drier the McAlexandcr a t regular time. This country teaches young nem aH°w*nc« M statod above, ing water until the. skin slips easily crop the more water shottfd ‘be used, Roll was called and dues collected. Rule 2 .—Consumers requiring su Remove, plunge for a minute Into and the more tram ping is necessary. In the absence of Scribe, scout We arc all economising now and to think for themselves in the pubwe fail to see why the girls at the He schools, where all are equal," gar for home canning and preserving cold w ater and slip off skin. Pack There is one danger th a t should be Bradbury took his place. beach should not economise on says Brisbane, "In the struggle for arc allowed not more than tw enty- in glass or tin and fill each jar or looked out for and that is, not to put WiHitfm Mallam qualified ai bathing suits success, where Schwab, the day five pounds for such home canning I Can with water and paddle carefully the crop into the silo until it is. well Tenderfoot and then took his oath laborer, who thinks, goes to the -top or preserving, and In securing such to remove the air bubbles. Exhaust matured. More poor silage is much as a Boy Scout. — O—A— ky using im mature crops than by us­ .» Minton Winne was voted in the Sanford la arranging to estab­ and Thaw, the millionaire son, who allowance they must make regular number 3 cans 3 minutes, process ing crops that are too ripe. Troop on three month's trial lish a d ehydrating plant to conserve doesn’t think, goes to the insanej application on forma authorized by 20 minutes. In glass, process quart the United States Food Admlnis- j jars 25 minutes and half gallon jars If corn is to be put into the silo do It was found out that, wo need her perishable crops. This is not asylum ." “ Tills individual thinking is re­ trator, such forma to be furnished 40 minutes. not harvest the crop until the cars only thrpe more members to fill our the first time Sanford has taken a place in the front ranks of pro­ flected in the cabins th a t tell about by nnd to best the signature or Kclfcr rcanf?Preserved in Syrup are well past the roasting-car stage. Troop. stam p of the County Food Admin fighting. For Instance Fred Brown Meeting adjourned at SftO o’doclo gress.—Kissimmee G aiette. Peel, quarter and core pears Argood indication of when the crop Istrntor of tho County in which the Boil or steam in clear water unti is-properly matured and ready for J .‘ W. , Musson, Scribe. and Oscar Willcoxon, young Ameri­ ----- O-----can sergeants, were taken prisoners I purchaser resides, the silo is when the outer shucks of cosily pierced with a straw. Cover "Somewhere in K entucky" a draft after their last cartridge was fired. Rule 3.—No consumer securing with cane syrup, diluted. Cook un­ the ears begin to turn brown. cd man appeared for physical examBand Concert Friday Night. They were taken to the rear to bc Uugar under these rules will bo allow til the pears zrc tender. If syrup If It is a crop of sorghum to be put nation. '•Rejected" wns the medi­ There wifi be a Band Concert questioned under guard of a German cc to trade, exchange, or dispose of is not sufficiently thick when pears into the silo the seed-heads should be cal verdict. "You have lint feot and officer and a soldier. in Central Park noxt Friday night. such purchases as they may make; nre tender, remove pears and cook practically mature. cannot march." "A in’t th a t hell!" "An hour later they walked into ^ dIrect,y or Indirectly to an syrup unti] of desired consistency. moaned the would-be soldier. " I ’ve If one wishes to use cowpeas, use Pack pears in sterilized jars; pour the American lines, bringing priBon other person; nor shall any purchaser St. Lucie county is preparing to tramped 48 miles over the moun­ them in connection with corn or sor­ vote on the cattle tick question and boiling water over fruit, partly ers with them. On the walk back I hc nllowed to mnkc duP,icat0 P™tains since last night and now I've tighten covers to jars; process 26 ghum, making a mixture of aboutl-3 there is every indication that this toward the Germnn rear, they had | chases at different stores. got to wnlk back." cowpeas and 2-3 corn or sorghum. knocked down their guards, taking Rule 4. — Ail private consumers or minutes and seal.—Miss Genevieve The seed-pods oh the cowpeas should progressive section will vote for ----- O-----the compulsory dipping of cattle their revolver^/ and made thci>| families will be subject to a strict Crawford, Tallahassee, Fla. be almost ripe, .or in other words, with s big m sjotiry when it is sub­ Because the nation’s reserve has jailors prisbnefs. Water Melon Rind Preserved observance of these,- rules,, and in they ore really to harvest about the mitted to the people. There are al­ been depleted by the calling of titWithout Sugar. any event of discovery that any pur7 "T he young American thinks for time the seed-pods begin to turn ready many fine cfittle In the county tcrally thousands of graduate nurses Cut water melon rind in one inch chaser has violated these regulations for service in military and naval himself, and once In it lie WANTS nnd has secured more than their al- squares; cut out soft red part to brown. ’ and many more would be purchased hospitals, it is absolutely necessary TO FIG H T. JOH N M. SC O TT if the farmers could be assured that lotment oh sugar, the County Food firm White part, also the green out .immediately to call 25,000 student "T hey 'kill or arc killed’ as a Administrator, or other represen­ side. Cover with water, cook until they would not be affected by the Animal Industrialist, nurses for training in American hos­ German officer is said to have rcr tatives of the United States Food tender. A steam pressure canncr is Florida Experiment Station. poisonous and destructive rattle tick pitals, There young women arc to ported to the Crown Prince. which has been surah a detriment to Administration, will be directed to I of great assistance here as the rind be enrolled in the United Starts the development of the rattle indus­ cooked under pressure becomes ten"Alexander won his battles against immediately seize such surplus of Student Nurse Reserve. The enrol- considerable odds because his father sugar as may have been acquired | der in three minutes. try in this state. ment bej’un yrsterdny. When lender drain, drop into hired Aristotle, the greatest thinker nnd in cases where violstion of tho -----()----There is more ground prepared boiling cane syrup, cook until trans rulings Is discovered, proceedings in his day to teach young Alexander BRINGS F O R T Y CENTS A Manatee and Seminole the two th i science of thinking. for planting rice ttyan ever before will be instituted against such vio- parent, season with spices and.lemon FOUND IN SAVANNAH in Pinellas county, but plantings celery growing counties of the sta(b, lators under the Food Adminlstra- Juice; cook until) transparent. This " T h young American has his arc being delayed on account of have organized truck growers’ assoc­ usually takes about one hour. tion laws. . SAVANNAH, Ga„ July 29 B ut he is iations and have meetings with direc­ defects,"being human. Drain the syrup from the rind The first bale of cotton receiv­ rnir. first of all a thinker in his own way tors front each association, where the after allowing it to stand over P r a y e r M e e tin g . problems of marketing, shipping and it is safe to say th a t every American night. Pack the rind into sterilized ed here this year was sold to­ Attend prayer, mcotlng at the advertising their vegetables commo­ hoy in Fraanco has his own theory Presbyterian Bring syrup to boil nnd fill day for forty cents a pound, Church • Wednesday jars. dities for th cco m in g senson are han­ a s to how the war should he won, night, at 8 o'clock. Mr. S. Itunge the jars. Seal and process 15 ntinu- being bid a t auction by B. "Prussia will never beat the young dled with greater suers* than each utes.— Miss Genevieve Crnwford, Rosenthal & Co. It will be men th a t this country in sending wifi lead. association working 1>y itself. This Tallahassee, Fla. sent to New York and sold for is a co-operative spirit th at will over to defeat her." Killed In France Directions for cannltfg or drying a war charity. It was from benefit both to u n ties.—Sarasota J First Lieutenant Arthur Elmore and instructions on home made A Big Time Coming Sanford, Fla. Another bale nephew of II. L. Gilson of this driers may be had on application ------ O------- . . On August 8th, the Geneva An upstate newspaper tells us of a Branch of Seminote County Chapter city was killed July 16th in the to your County Home Demonstra­ from Doerun, Ga., received tion Agent or by addressing Home was not sold at auction. .novel contribution .basket for church­ wifi givo a basket picnic at Lake first German drive. Economics Departm ent, Florida es invented by an Oklnhomn man. Harney, at which hot coffee, soft State College for Women, Talla­ If a person drops in n quarter or drinks, ice cream and other good . MEAT RULES hassee, Florida. To The Grocers Of Seminole more in the box there (a silence; if things wifi be sold for the benefit County. he drops a dime in a bell rings, of the Red Cross, but th a t is only For Restaurants, Hotels and Board­ The following bulletins may bo >**, Under the new ruling the grant­ a nickel sounds a whistle and a half the talc, for a joyous good time had on application to Home Econ­ ing Houses V. 0. rood A dnU litnU oa. penny fires a blank cartridge. If is promised everybody who attends. Mondays noonday meal, ro ts omics Departm ent, Florida S tate ing of sugar certificates for canning Jtst eX da buckwheat cake gdt College for Women, ‘Tallahassee, and preserving has bton discontinued flop over on hla face. Brier BaconThe big dinner will not be served beef. No one who has already purchased rln* dance 'roun' en say, aexce:-— . until .1:30 p. m. to give tho San­ .Wednesdays and Saturdays, noon- Florida: * 25 pounds of sugar can procure any “One good tu'n deaanree en nuthFarmer's Bulletin No 853—Home ford business people and the rest I day meal, stew or boiled. er." lexer.—Mean In' dat ef de more except the monthly allowance. ■ojer boys go en do de flghtln' fer Thursdays, noonday meal, steak Canning of Fruits and Vegetables. of the county a chance to be on us, de leas' we alls kin do U ter Farmers Bulletin No 984—Farm Make tills plain to your customers sen' hand when the curtain rises on the or Hamburg ’em all de wh«*at—en cat and save much useless discussion. buckwheat Thcao days were made uniform I and Home Drying of Fruits and Vog Instld. Co'.i meal, ry» "cats" R. J. Holly en barley flour Jsr ua will b o p a over the state of Florida. All sugar | tablres. Everyone is expected to carry a Acting Food 1dm . lot too. must be removed from the Agnes Ellen Harris lunch,—thcr will be no free lunches— bowlL Home Economics Directbut compensation will come in fish­ table. ot Florida Food Admr. ing and swimming and all the rest New Ruling on Potatoes of woodland de.lights. » C. O. D. Society. All potatoes m ust, now be sold b y | Thursday, August 8—D on't for­ tho pound nnd not by dry measure After ‘ an adjournm ent of nine get the date. An invitation has months the C. O. D, met Friday as heretofore. been extended the Seminole County evening a t the home of Miss Ruth Guards which it is hoped by the Six pounds per month per person Hand. Most of the evening was Geneva* contingent wifi be accepted. is the new ruling on'flour, calendar I spent In talking about the various month. * 98-tf | tilings which occurred since they last The new paste made by "Oven There" and Over Here met. the Carter Ink Co. can­ For the part you are playing in Tnrka ' Have Quit. ' ' Marlon Gove was well posted not be excelled.’ Comes in this war you are answering not aAccording to later wires received on the happenings in Orlando, -oa lone to yourself and to your gov-1 Turkey has quit the .game, and she attended businers college there; bottles a t 10c, 15c and ernment and your fellow citizens Levered relations with Germany. | Annie Anderson talked about her 35c. In tubes 15c. * but you arc’ answering as well to W hat effect this will have on the two months training in the hospi­ one all-im portant o th er—the Amcri-1 ^-a7 situation is problematical. tal in Jacksonville; Katherine can soldier "over there." And be Aycoke of her six months travel. Photo Library Paste in sure th a t ho knows and wifi remem­ Construction work on the DcLand Lucille Rines, Ruth Hand and Ruth bottles 10c. Tubes 5c ber the part you arc playing Just D aytona road will be resumed as Knnncr talked continually of the and 10c. as surely ns you know what he has rc8U|t the action by the hoard activities of Florida State College done a t Chateau Thierry and at L f colulty commissioners In. session U uth M ettinger the only absent Cantlgny and on the Marne. last week. Akcrman & Ellis, c o n - member, has been studying in SouthThere is abundant testimo y th a t tractors, have been notified to pre- ern College. She is now living in the eyes- of the American Expedl* cccd with* the construction w ork'I Live Oak. After these exciting dlsA .TYPEWRITER FOR THE OFFICE,' SCHOOL OR. STUDY. tionsry Force in France are on Araer-1 The road a t present Is In a delpor- elusions, fruit shorbert and cake OFFICE SUPPLY' DEPT. W. S. Branch, Orlando, Fla., exclusive agent for Orange, Send ca with ail the searching eagerness I«b|e condition, .m aking It necessary were served by the hostess, Phone 148 Sanford. Florida th at the eyes of America are on f0r motorists to travel between the Just before adjournm ent an im* nole and Lake Counties. Write for free booklet. Frsnce. They look for. every letter | two cities by way of New Smyrna, p o rten t'b u sin ess meeting wea held. ISUGAR SHORTAGE NOW PEOPLE ASKED TO SAVE CAN FRUIT WITHOUT IT POINTS IN SILO FILLING SANFORD FIRST COTTON U / C O Liquid P a s te Herald Printing Co. .•TiV*W3 ■ - �SOCIETY’S DOMAIN ;h a p p e n a S d S in a n d dt jr> Mrs. Met linger a boaUfuI cameo pln'Irbn) all the frIend*“W -a- token 'pf their appociation and regnrd^Mra M» tlinger was greatly purprbod ant much pleased with tho gift, re marking that she did not need this to'm ake her remember Sanford ant her many ftiends, but would accept it as a scaling of tho bond. The meeting--eltwed-by—tinging"Blest He The Tie T hat Binds' and •wtshjpg her n hearty, Odd Bless You I -* = r *=7*4 D eath Of Mra. . Edward Camer6n The community waa shocked lost JFilday-- morning-~to- 'lefc|,n r o f the deatlj of Mr*. Edward Caffieron, who resided at the Cameron plhco near Cameron City. Mr*. Cameron and licr "husband had been home only •» few days from • Key West, where Mr. Cnnicron-U -ia-tho-naral reserves and Mrs. Cameron taken ill K udlusJa her father Mr. .F, E. uatchell and growing serious physicians were -call in. The rose proved to he acute appendicitis and It was thought beat to take her to Orlando hospital. The operation was performed .but *on account of the' condition of the appendix there was.no hope for tho patient and her death cocurred Thursday, The funeral,, occurred from tho la p tis t Temple hero Sunday after­ noon,Dr. Collins officiating and the many who attended nnd tho beau­ tiful floral •offerings attested to the ove and esteem in which tho de­ ceased vta* held in this city and eounty. Internment . was made in -akevlow. • !0RD MADE IN BUILDING. THE WARD Mrs. Mahlon Wright has return­ Thoso who have purchased twenty ed home after spending a week at ve pounds or less of sugar for canDaytona ‘.Beach. ng purposes cannot purchase nny M bs-Helen Rowland of Orlando more sugar for this purpose until la in the city for a few days the further orders. This i. the latest ’ urat of friends! All of them are uling of the Food Administration Mrs. Herndon Entertained. jjvinc her a warm 'welcome back and will be carried out by the local merchants. Lovely in every detail, was the home. affair given by Mrs..Claude Herndon If the young man.Inquiring about Mrs. J. D. Rail and daughter, bookkeeping, buUwho failed to sign •Katherine, with their guests, i Mbs at her attractive home on Magnolia » hl) |etter, will, drop us a card with Mat(iette Davis and Mrs. Leon Avo. on Monday evening in honor hU correct address wo will gladly Lindsay of Quincy, were here last of Mrs. J. K. Mettingcr, who Is furnish the necessary Information, Friday and nlsb visited Winter Pnrk leaving Sanford for Jacksonville, southern School of Commerce,- of and Orlando. Thtse young ladies where she will mske her future rendered O rlsndo. 97-2tc. arc guests of the Hall family at home. Mrs. Mettingcr rovrrnl vocal selection, and Mu, Harry Taegiow of Jacksonville Daytona Beach, . Herndon and Mrs Waiter Morgan's • In the city Saturday calling on GGG cures.Malarial Fever. charming voices added greatly to hU many friendr. He may be trans­ Mr. and Mr*. Frlank/M illet and the occassion. The guest of honor ferred to the Waycroea Shop of the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lane and all tho received a lovely bronze fern dbh, A. C. L. In' a fow days. young girls of the Camp Chick out- given by Mra. Herndon, in token of Mr. and Mr*, nay B u tts are now comfortably located In th e Trafford fit at Palm Springs left that de­ their long and lasting freindship. lightful r& ort Sunday after spend­ The presentation was made by Mra. Cameron was formerly Miss ' Cottage on Magnolia Avenue, Their ing two weeks there. Mr. Miller Mr*. W. W. Abernathy in her usual 4 ary Gatchcll, daughter of F. E, many friend* are glad to have them will build a bungalow there some charming, mnnncr. Delicious re­ Gatchcll, and apont her girlhood here again .a s residents. time in the near future and Palm freshments were served. t ays here becoming the bride of SLEEP INSURANCE Springs promises to be a great re­ Enjoying tho gracious hospitality Edward Cameron about two years **A Terror to Mosquitors." of Mrs. Hcrnddn were a few friends ago,* making their home with Mr. sort some of these days.. . 72-tf of Mr*. Mettingcr. This view show* thP If. 8.. destroyer Ward, under construction a t the and Mrs. Joe Cameron where Ed SLEEP INSURANCE Robert Cobb is home on a six Marc Island navy yard, California, 24 hours nfter the keel w«s laid. As much was engaged in the cattle and farm. *‘A Terror to Mosquitoes." Jays furlough from the Naval Stang business with his father. When structural work ns possible wns prepared In advance | bulkheads, sections of Notice * 72-tf Ron at Charlestown. He will go the war broke out Ed yolunteercd the keel, deckhouses nnd bridge structuro wero riveted up ready for assembling Bids will bo received for trans­ Hal Wight has returned from porting school children in District Virginia for 6 weeks training and he tho naval reserves and hither In place on the way*. Tho Ward wns launched 17H day* from tho will then go across with the marines Gainesville, where he went to regis­ No. 1,‘on the following routes for a went his faithful wife with him to be laying of her keel. This Is a now world’s shipbuilding record. ter for thp Reserve Officers Train­ term of eight months beginning Sop- aa long with him as his duty would as hospital attendant. and It mado you aort of glad to B8 permit. They were homo on a short 666 cures Headaches, BUiousneis, ing School thnt will open soon at tern her 16, 1918: around. ' Loss of Appetite, or th at tired ach­ several points in the United States. Route No.' 1—Celery avenue and visit when she was taken ill and pas­ They put tho thing up to the "Y" ing feeling, due Co Malaria or Cblda. When Hal goes into service it will Bcardnll avenue to Cameron City. sed away. guy and ono fellow «qld aort of baahmake three hoys out of the Wight Route No. 2—Sanford avenue to Fine Tonic. ful-llko, “Wo don't want to act like we The sympathy of their many family that have joined the colors. Elder Springs. wns puttin' this up to you. T aln ’t Mr. and Mra. E. A. Douglass goes out to the grief stricken husyqur fault, but—M Route No. 3—First street to Mon­ G G C cures Bilious Fever. have returned from a delightful bnnd and the families. It was apparent they had gotVn tho roe comer. trip in their auto. They atopped at W. L. T y c v o f Jacksonville, fed­ Yank's Travel Many Miles to Idea somehow that you could depend* Route No. 4—Upsala. Worthington Springs for several days eral food inspector, and connected PREVENT itO G CHOLER on a "Y" guy to get a move on him. and All transportation to bo in good and visited othe; places in middle with the state food administrator’s Spend Evening" In the tho "Y" guy allowed aa much. The B. A. Thomas Hog Powdtr weatherproof busses, aulmobilo or Florida. “Sure, It’s up to us," be said, office was in the city Friday and horse drawn. ■ Club. iss a record of 95 per cent cures of why wo’ro here.” See Dr. Davis at the Lincoln Saturday looking after several cases Rids must be delivered nor later Hog Cholera. If you feed your hog* Inside of twenty minutes ho Hotel for glasses. 95-tf of violating the food ruling*. The than August 1st to □. F, Wbitncr, as directed, you need never fear hog back with a big truck with a cases wefre not of the dealer* bug Edward Camoron and Forrest Sec’y Board of Trustees, School somebody always on job angle on tho stda of It. Us tucked the Gatchel of the Naval Roscrvo forces of the consumers and the ollenders District No. 1. 92-7tc thirty Mllormen Into It and off ust. about what you arc doing, plus of Key West arc here this week were given warning about future went to keep their appointment with few cents’ worth of B. A. Thomas’ *Y’ Quy" Can Be Dspsndsd Upon ttf their bosJl visiting homo folks. They were putrehases. Wisdom In Counsel rog Powder in the feed twice a week. Thnt, quite likely, la one reason why called home by the dedth of Mrs. a s t Move On In Emergency—Men SLEEP INSURANCE No man Is so wise but ho may easily they rode nine miles to spend an eve­ Usually, though, Cholera gets in Made to Foal Parfaotly Frae Cameron. "A Terrd^to Mosquitoes." err If ho takes no other counsel Ihnn ning In the Y. U. O. A., because before we know It. Then it requires and Unraatralnad. his own. Ho Hint wns (nucht only hy 72-tf Munson's swimming pool is the knew sotnehody was on the Job. close attention to each hog—each coolest placo in town. Open Wed­ D. C. Marlowe is home from n himself had n fool for a master.—Ben hog must be dosed—and if you will By CLARENCE BUDINQTON BEL­ Like You Owned the Place. nesday, Thursday, Saturday and trip that took him several points Johnson, Another reason Is that you don’t have LA ND. doac them as directed, you will save Sunday afternoons. Fresh water in the state in the Interest of the to knock, show, a ticket, wiggle your Parts.—Thirty sailors off an Amerl* better than 90 per cont. If you The Beet Way. every day. 85-tfp Sanford Truck Grower* Association don’t, the B. A.' Thomzs medicinal can WBr f* "* 1 h,red a motortruck and drat finger or roll over and play dead When argument meets Ignorance It costa you nothing. W e -n o t 80me drov« nine miles to get to tho Y. M. C, to get to. You Just walk In like you Miss Annie Anderson, who has Perhaps it will be of interest to A. club In a famous French city. 1 ask­ woru there to foreclose a first mort­ the readers or the Herald to know l>ebn the guest of Mbs Ruth Hand, might as well turn back.—Los Angeles distant manufacturer—pay- your Express. gage on the place. ed them why. that Miss M ary Vining of. Enter­ has returned to her home In Orlando. money back. When you walk through the front "Because It's a regular hangout," ono prise, Florida, who Is attending L. Allen Beed Co. 91-Frl-4tfl door you don't run Into a lecture ball, 660 cures Chills and Fever. of them said, and another added, “Be­ GREAT STOCK R E D U C IN G / school at Brevard Institute, Brevard, though there Is ono upstairs, and the get white bread with butter Ensign Tcnny Deane was here SALE. Prices you can afford on NT C. graduated in Domestic Art. eggs fried on both aldee hnd odor that come* to your noee Isn’t tho Friday and Saturday for a flying Paints, Varnishes, Lead and Zinc. TA K E SAVINGS O F L IF E T IM E odor of sanctity. It's the Miss Mary la doing fine work in coffee with piano accompaniment." visit to his parents Mr. and Mrs. 25 to 60 per cent off on our big school at Brevard Institute.. . .. . ..... „ _ . , - As soon aa I broke Into tho placo 1 fried eggs. The cafeteria la Will Deane. Tcnny b a Sanford boy stock of Wall Paper. Finley’s Pion­ Sailor and Wifei Did Not Know They foumj y men would ride nine miles thing you meet, nnd 1f you are wise .See Dr. Davla for gtsnses a t Lin­ who has maade good joining the eer Paint Store, Cor. Court & Pinr, Could Not Take Gold Out of 1on a truck to loaf thero from eight un­ you get acquainted with It and stay coln Hotel. ’ . 93-tf C ountry. acquainted wblto you are In thla lo­ naval reserve* and climbing from Orlando, Fla. Remembdr the Illue til cloven. Will Strihgfcllow spent yester­ the bottom up. Recently he was ap­ Front. It wnsn’t tho sort of ploco folks In cality, for It Is tho beat and cheapest 97-2tp San Francisco.—Tho savings of a tho United States Imagine a Y. M. C. 1place to eat In town. I know because d a y in the city, coming over from pointed ensign and leaves here to llfellmo of a sailor and hla wlfo have A. to bo. It waa a awclterlngly hot I tried several. Red Cross Picnic his farm in Volusia County. He is lake a special course at Annapol s been aelzcd by federal officials because night, and the broad front steps wero The most Impressive thing about A Big Red Cross Picnic will be tho couplo did not know of President „ " erecting a large cotton gin and ex­ and from thero he will go higher. He , . ... , la tho complete absence of an osten­ pects to do a large business In grow- is one of Sanford finest young men held at Lake Harney on Thursday, W , W . o rd .r lb . ..V ,n, . . g - ^ «* -* tatious welcome; You Just help ■ ing and ginning and'buying cotton and his many friends are proud cf August 8th, under tbe auspices of self nnd nobody aaya a word. You the Geneva Red Cross. Everybody Mm. Illcardo B o d .d D . I " 0r0 S “ ‘ ^ 5 wander In and cat and wipe your Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic his record. mouth on your sleeve and hike upstairs Physician. F irst National Bank Phono" ‘ Service Right Now- Phcir.e invited to come nnd bring their „ „ to mess around on a piano or write dinner. Bathing, games and a good band to carry their entlro fortune,, ____. R!dg., Phono 330-W. 64-tf 91 LEON’S AUTO TRANSFER 9t a letter or piny- billiards, or to do as . trip . . «>»■-! l*t S i £ S : ---------------------------time for everybody. Dinnet at 1:30 I.J W Specializes A. W. H oneycutt the efficient You are free, t v ' , .. , . pi i. ho ilulng lid.lnm, and a lol more ' Lou1, nV.'m' 11 secretary of the DoLand Commer­ Your, time’s too valuable fqr you 98-4lp. a huge number of ■£ « ... to uniform bo.U u,, "Jo.u ' To bo .M . 0 m .k . turo of tho case -permission Is to ba cial Club, and one of the greatest to be running all over town or ring­ men feel perfectly free and unrestrain­ Arc." If the mother* of these boys Removal Notice asked of Secretary McAdoo to return hustlers in the state, and Rev. Bow­ ing ’phones that- never answer, try­ could hnvo beard that racket their ed and at homo Is qulto some little acI have moved my cleaning nnd tho money. en of the S t. Cloud Methodist ing to get a transfer for your Icarts would have dropped off n pound eompllshinent. I haven't had time to pressing business from the corner of Churfch were here Saturday attend b a g g a g e e x p r e s s f r e i g h t of weight nnd Increased their beat by find out how It Is dono, but the next Palmetto and First street to tho cor­ ing a meeting of ’ the Christian DIDN’T KNOW ABO UT T H E WAR ten to tbo second. They sang aa If time I have a party s t my house I’m Won't you Please Call going to try It on. It's the reel thing ner nerbss from Wight Grocery Co., they wero glad.to bo alive. Assembly Association. 91 or Tho Carnes Hotel In hospitality. Mrs. F. TLaRocquc. Miner Cornea In With $85,000 Stake, Right On the Job. "LET LEON DO IT ” Cow Peas—Brabham Root-Knot Invest* It Ip Bonds and Qoea 93-tf And then somebody busted up the Day • or Night •Resisting variety. Price $4.60 bush­ Back to Work.- ‘ -----------t— game. A sallomnn cime in tint! mndn 98-2tc. ! el. Chase Si Co. 76-tf the announcement that the driver of T A K E S DAU G H T ER T O CAM P Mbs Allie Trafford Is taking an Heno, Nor.—For five years Charles ' ctr truck refused to take them back CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Honor Mre. Mettingcr, McNeale has been working a placer In quurters ngnln, and It waa a walk Virginia Draftee, Bets Buppert of enforced vacatloon this week on (To Late to Classify) Child, Carries Her With Him claim In tho. mountains of tho Powder At tho Methodist Church Choir of nine miles on n hot night, or a account of a sore finger that necessi­ to Cantonment lUvcr country In Oregon, happily un­ Fof Rent—Two rooms for light stretch In tho brig for them. Oloora practice Friday evcnjng last, the tated an operation. Miss Lila John­ # * conscious of the fact that virtually son of the frbnt office force of the choir was surprised as they finished housekeeping. Enquire, Mrs. G. E the entlro world wns at war. McNeolo deacendtM. Titan somebody turned Camp Lee, Vav— A. W. Carpenter, a around and bellowed, "Where's ono of Herald ia taking M bs' Trafford’s their wfrk to see the church build­ Williams, 106* E. First St. Virginia .draftee, arrived at the camp came out of hla mountain rotreat with them ‘Y guysT" place on the Monotype keyboard. ing suddenly lighted briliianlly nnd Wonted—Colored *mnn to work on $65,000 In gold. On learning tho kalaef hla threo-and-n-half-y ear-old A “Y” guy hnppcncd to bo on the with number of friends come trooping hnd rondo the unlreraa his onemy the spot and In a second he was surround­ daughter. He claimed he was the aole GG6 contains, no alcohol, arsenic grove and truck farm. Mnrricd man in and seating themselves comfort­ prospector attempted to enllat. Ho ed, not by a crowd of men who were support of the child and had brought nor other poisonous drugs. ably, and expectantly. The mys­ preferred. Goo. F. Ensey, Tropic was too old. Uo then Invested the $03,• angry or In a mood to demand some­ her to camp, hoping to keep her with ’ • 98—2tc 000 poke In Thrift stamps and Liberty George McDougall is home for tery was quickly and delightfully Florida. thing, but by fellows who were mighty him. The nurses at the base hospital - i= L a few days from his duties aa head solved when, as the pastor, Dr. Wanted—Good mule or good horse bonds, ordered a grub atako and re­ courteous In nn unpleasant situation. will “adopt" the child if the father of the air brake department in the Hlllburn, came in and took his aeat, Thnt was something worth.rinvuXlCJl gives hla legal consent medium sized. Give age,size and turned to the bills. A. C. L. Woycross shops. George Mr. F. P. Forster aroao and ascendweight and state whether well bro­ has not been feeling well for some ed the choir platform and began to w i n ?i i m m i n n i H i a ken to wagon and plow. Doesn't time nnd> had to come homo to tell them that he was there re­ kick or bite. Geo. F . Ensey, Tropic, U N F E E L IN G S E R G E A N T • :! recuperate near tho St. Johns river presenting' a largo number of tho Florida. 98-ltp. : : G E T S H E A V Y S E N T E N C E :1 and within smell of the flowing well*. choir*, member* of the churche*. and — :! For Bale—1917^ Model Ford Touf •. Little Rock, Ark,—IJere la ] > LINCOLN* HULLEY, Ph. D„ LIU. D „ LL, D., President For Wood and heavy hauling see business men of Sanford, who deing Car. $375 cash. R. D. A. Box ;; how the United States protects \ \ ■irod him to express for them their Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf Send Now fo£ a Catalog DcLand, Florida 113 Sanford, Fla. 98* >‘ her private aoldlers. William L. • J Capt. and Mr*. P . M. Elder/ and high appreciation of and esteem for THE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT—Degrees of M uter of Arts and Sciences. ); Taylor, an enlisted man at Camp I lit He daughter Alice, have returned Mr*. J. K. Mettingcr and their 108 acres of land 12 milea from • > Pike, was HI and sedt word to ; J THE COLLEGE OP LIBERAL ARTS FOR MEN—Twenty-one deparmenta h°m ■« two weeVs visit, Qapt. united regret* th a t she waa «o aoon Sanford near Ethel. Will sell or !; hla sergeant, George W. Reub- > In all. Elder going to Wnyneiville and Mra. to leave our community, after hav­ trade for automobile. Address F. B. >• Hng. "I don’t care, let him die," ; | THE COLLEGE OP LIBERAL ARTS FOR WOMEN—A woman dean, separ­ ate dormitories. Elder, and Alice stopping in Jack­ ing given ao many year* of useful KHck, Sanford, Fla. EIM * Rf98-2tp J; snld Renbllng. Doubling was • • THE COLLEGE OP LAW—Graduates practice in Florida without examination sonville, where th e y ’ visited Mra. service among us, having . always • • tried by court-martial, convicted, | | THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-Courso in Engineering leading to degrees Gcodjpecd, formerly MU» Nellie been a neighbor to all and a friend . Soldier’s wife wanted to atay \ \ sentenced to five years In mill- • i in need and in deed. A woman at good home as companion for lady • ■ tary prison, forfeits all pay and j J Elder. THE COI LEGE FOR TEACHERS—Especially for Florida teachera. whose splendid cham ber had made while husband is away, ’ 98-2tp ! I allowances and la dishonorably • • THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS — Banking, Book-keeping, Shorthand, . GGG cures by removing the cause such a deep impression upon those wh 11 discharged from tho army. ]| Typewriting. Loot—Chain and locket. Solid Hr. nnd Mrs. C. F.. Mims oxpett were privileged to know her, by her THE ACADEMY—Prepares for all High grade colleges. gold link chair! and square locket lo *l-aV6 this week for a two months untiring and unselfish xeal In all THE SCHOOL OP MECHANIC A R tS -F o r boys and young men. vacation to be spen t at point* in matters pertaining to the, good of with letter "H " and chip diamonds. Bey Named "Liberty Bond.** THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC—Piano, pipe organ, vjolln, voice, harmony and chorus work. . Moundsvllle, W. Va.—A mole child, thp North. , Mr. Mima has been her church, It* choir, Ita-people Finder will receive reward z t Herald Office. 9g-4tp ’ THE 8CHOOL OF FINE ARTS. born to U r. and Mrs. Alex Rlclroe, has and the whole of Sanford both in » “ h the F. F. D utton Co.’ dufing * « * Been named'"Liberty Bond SI elms." the churches and out of them, le wirRcr seaion, and Mra. .Mima For Sals—4 burner Perfection Special Attention Is Called To the a»*i*t4nt in the government charming them by ,her r ch- and oil cook stove. Complete bedroom I. T>* PrvllalMfr Cmtss la AfrtaiHan—IloUay, Biology. Orgsnle sad I not p o le Clwia. marketing bureau* durlngi the Tsrin- beautiful voice in aong w hichever suit, and dlnning-room suit. Call or r t(2 w q“* i UU?* *B*ljr»l», AxrttsUursl CboroUtry, Ulamtofy, On* Advantage. ter months. revealed the. deep geniune Chris­ address 818 Magnolia Ave. 98-3tc. *• 9*S!**Tr ' l r/loloty, blower. Asatomy, BsctotUloty; UWtolcry, Bootecy, The fellow who tclla all he kpowa tian nature and principle of #ne j For Sale—Medium Mixed mule m£try!*I?y«lciLl **'*"’ , '"***’ ^ ***’ ttvesaj has one good point—he will never do INSURANCE whose greatest jileaaure was to serve. wagon and harness (or $100. This *- Tho Omtm fw R*tl*U*u VstStf*—la tUilAl LiUrsUr*. lUttory. CaaU>k.'Fi*«kolo» anything wrong It be tolU about It A Terror to Mosquitoes." Mr. Forster then presented t 0 is a snap. W care of Herald. 98-2tp before and aft« v —Farm Life. 72tf m a hut is THEIR HANG OUT l - JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSIT �w h lcF he w ithin th e L sta ff barbarously rv wounded and darotad to ' th a firing Unas. Witness** figbt o f bis b est chum , Lieut. C H A PT E R V -H a la UkaflKto th e ofcars* prison cam p a t CourtraX T b sre h a aaan planning hJa escapa. B y g re a t aacLfloa h a m anages to aava a n d hid* aw ay wo daily raUona of broad. C H A PT E R V I—H# confiscates a m ap of Isn a a a y and Ju st half a n hour la te r Is u t on a tra in bound for a prison cam p i Germ any, I la leaps through a window rhUo th e tra in U traveling a t a ra ts o f SO files a n hour. C H A P T E R V III—F or nine days more ha tru g g Its on In a weakened condition hrough L uxem burg in th a direction ol C H A PT E R IX —Ha and urea terrible hardships, sw im s rivers while delirious from hunger, living like a bunted anim al and on th e eighteenth day a fte r jumping from th a tra in he crotate jn to Belgium. keyhole of tho door—to have shown myself at the window wan out of the question because the houso In which I was concealed vtas«supposcd to be untenanted. ^ Because of. the fact th a t I was un­ able to speak either Flemish or Ger­ man I coaid not go out and buy food, although X still had the money with which to do It. That wok ona of the things that galled one—the thought that I had the. wherewithal In my jeans to buy all the food I needed and yet no way of gpttlng It without endangeriag my liberty and life. At night, however, after It was dark, I would steal quietly out of tho bouse to soo what I could pick up In the way of food. By th at time, of course, tho store* wero dosed, but I scoured the streets, tho alleys and the byways.for scraps of food and occasionally got up courago enough to appeal to Belgian peasants whom I met on tho streets, and In that w ay -I managed to keep body and soul together. I t was qUlto apparent to me, how­ ever, thnt I was worse off In the city than I had l>eenTft» tho Helds, am! I decided to get ont.of that house just ns soon ns I know .definitely Jlm t Ilujr- C H A PT E R X—W hen well on hie w ay through Belgium he le befriended one night by a F lrm lih peaaant. who feeds him and direct! him to a m an In a Bel­ gian city who will help him to g et a peatport. CHAPTER XIII Five Days In an Empty House. Tho flvo days I spent In that house seemed to me like flvo years. During all thnt tlmo I hod very little to cot— less In fact than I had boon getting In the fields. I did not feci It so bad. per­ haps. because of tho fact that I was no longer exposed to tha other privations which beforo hnd combined to raako my condition so wretched. I nop- had a good placo to Bleep, nt any rate, nnd I (lid not wnko every half hour or so ns I had been accustomed to do In tho fields and woods, and, of course, mpr hunger wns not aggravated by tho physical exertions which had been necessary before. Nevertheless, perhaps boenuso I hnd more tlmo nop; to think of the hungerpains which were gnawing at mo all the time. I don't believe I wns ever so nitserahlo ns 1 wns at thnt period of tny adventure. I felt so mean towards th« world I would have committed murder, I think, with very little prov­ ocation. f German soldiers word passing tho houso a t all hours • of tho day. I watched them hour after hour from tho I Rummaged the House Many Times. LESSONS FOR THE H om e Embroiderer Specially prepared for this Newspaper by ‘Pidorlal Review Novelties for Chair and Tray in Filet Crochet. CATHUYN MUTTERED. crochet cotton No. 80 and a steel -emarkable adaptability of hook No. 14. Aftor the tidy Is com­ p e l has made It worthy of pleted a dainty scallop Is added all 1 acceptance by women who ~Niround. llowork. It Is so simple that Xifiusmniy handsome Is the serving ■o who cannot be persuadod trny cloth becauso Its shape la uolque y other form of crochet take find Ita design ono that Is In great dlly. In tho first place, tho demand. Tho floral motifs ahow up In most instanco*, aro easy especially woll In filet crochet and r and an absence of variety the _wlld roso ls-n general favorite. es means no sacrlflco of the The mahogany frame forma a suitf a filet crochet pleco. nbto sotting for tho old’ roso back* lair tidy Illustrated la I tt > I«round ovcr wh,ch lh«ufl,«t cloth to >• xair nay illustrated la typl* u ,d_ Tfao crochcl »ttachod H a Oft—Wild Bose Tray Cloth. Ho. 8—TUet Crochet Chair Tidy. -cal of the newost designs la (Hot cro. chet and It makes a charming docoratlon for cushions of denim and other materlali tn plain colors. The design Is so simple In fact, that It even will 'n o t Jar with cretonne effects. There le nothing prettier for the m a n n e r ’ cottage or even for the dty home. In alther white or ecru the tidy Is at’ tractive. *In else It meaauree Byi by *11 yi Inches and requires 1 ball of a center of white linen. If dealred a monogram or Initial may be embroid­ ered In tho Hnan. Tho making of filet crochet Ls tha most fascinating of alt klnda of cro* chot as ono can work the design with­ out having to follow minute direc­ tions. For the woman who desires the beautiful Ihlnga of life there la no belter way by which the reenlt can be accompllahed with ao .tittla outlay of money oa by making cro­ chet pieces for the home or for gifts. Filet Crochet Tray Cloth No. 68. Directions and working pattern. 10 *. cento, . '.Filet Crochet Chair Tidy No. 6. Direction! and working patterns, 10 "cento. Pictorial Review patterns on sale a t local agents. (TgcCTmil made”up kli'mlnCrto 3d noi&Ing further for mn_— ln^***power, * I t ’•pulled" nlne~Q re­ When I m t n o ta t the keyhaleof tho m ans out of ten ont of their course and door I spent most of my day on the top Indirectly “palled" me right across the .floor In a room which looked ont on the stnset l >p*'" Ides nf lhasa flagnana^astreet. By keeping well away from the Ing so Interested in th a t window dis­ window I could ace much of w hat was play as to stand In front-of the win­ going on without bclnfc aeen myself. dow for two, three or four minutes at In my restlessness, I used to walk back a time, however, certainly seemed and forth In that room and I kept It up funny to me, aqd when I got back to so constantly that I belters I must hare the house I sa t a t'th o keyhole again worn a path In the floor. It wna nlno and found'Ju st as much Intercef-as steps from one wall to tho other, and before In watching tho Germans stop as I had little else to amuse mo I fig­ In their thicks when they rcached tho ured out one day after I, had been window, even though I was now aware pacing up-and down for several hours what the attraction was. One of my chief occupations during just how much distance I would have covered on my way to Holland If my these days was catching flies. I would footsteps bad been taken In th a t direc­ catch a fly, put him in a spider’s wch tion Instead of Just up and down that (there wero plenty of them In tho old old room. I was very much surprised house), and sit down for tho spider tolm /’llu t always I to And that In three hours I crossed come down and get hhim.f*l)ut the room no less than 5,000 times and pictured myself In the same predica­ the distance covered was between nine ment and rescued,tho fly Just as the and ten miles. It was not very gratl-' spider wns about to grab him. Several fylng to realise that, after walking all times when things were dull I was that distance I wasn't a step nearer my tempted to see the tragedy through, geal than when I started, but I had to but perhaps tho same Providence-tbqt do something while walling for.Iluy* guided me safely through all perils Uger to help me, and padng dp and -was guarding, too, the destiny of tboso 'down was a natural outlet for my flies, for I nlwnya weakened and the flies never did suffer from my lust dor restlessness; • While looking out of the top floor amusement The house w as well supplied with window one day, I noticed i M t o n i window ledge o f .the house across the books—in fact, one of the choicest li­ street. I had a nice piece of a broken braries I think I ever saw—but they mirror which I bad picked up In the were jill written, either In Flemish or house end 1 used It to amuse myself, French. I could read no Flemish and for an hour a t a time shining It In the very little French. I might have made cat’s eyes across the street 'At first a' little headway with the latter, but the animal was annoyed by the reflec­ tho books all seemed too deep for me tion and would movo away, only to and I gave It up. There was ono thing come back a- few momenta later. By though, th&t I did read and reread and by, however, It seemed to fe t from beginning to end; that was a used to the glare and wouldn’t budge New Fork Herald which must have ar­ no matter how strong the sunlight wns. rived Just about the time war was deSeveral things in this In­ Playing with tho cat In this way got clnrcd. terested me, and particularly the bnseme Into tho habit of patching her hall scores, which I studied with as comings and goings and was Indi­ rectly. the means of my getting food a much cure os a real fan possibly could dny or two later—a t a tlmo when I an up-to-date score. I couldn’t refrain was bq famished that I was ready to from laughing when I came to an acr do almost anything to appease my count of Zimmerman (of the Cubs) being benched for somo spat with the hunger. It wns nbout 7 o'clock In tho even­ umpire, and It afforded me Just as ing. I wns oxpocttpg Iluyllgcr at 8, much interest three years after It had hut I hadn't the slightest hope that ho happened—pfcrhapa more—than some would bring me food, ns ho had told current Item of world-wide Interest , me that he wouldn't take the risk of had at that tlmo. I •rummaged tho house many times having food In his possession when calling on me. I wns slnndlng nt the from cellnr to garret In my search for window In such a why thnt I could something to eat, but tho harvest of seo whnt wns going on In the street threo years of w ar had mado any suc­ without being observed by thoso.who cess along thnt lino Impossible. I was passed by, when I noticed my friend, llko tho man out in the ocean In a boat tho cat, coming down tho steps of the and thlraty with w ater everywhere but opposite houso with something In his not a drop to drink. I wns tempted while In tho d ty to mouth. Without considering tho risks I ran* I-opened tho front door, ran go to church one Sunday, but my better down tho steps nnd across tho street, Judgment told mo It would bo a useless and pounced on that cat before It could risk. Of course, someone would surely get nwny with Its supper, for that; an say something to mo and I didn’t I hnd Imagined, was whnt I had seen know how many Dormans would ho' In Its mouth. It turned out to be a there or whnt ralgt.. happen, bo I gave piece of stewed rabbit, which I confis­ up that Idea. During all tho time I was concealed cated eagerly nnd took back with mo In thlB houso I saw but ono automobileto the house. Perhaps I felt n. little sorry for tho nod thnt wns a Germnn staff officer's. cat, but I certainly bad no qualms Thnt same afternoon I had ono of the about- eating tho animal's dinner. I frights of my yonng life. I hail been gating out of tho keyhole wns much too hungry to dwell upon niceties, nnd a piece of stewed rabbit ns usual when I heard coming down wns cortnlnly too good for a cat to cat tho street tho measured tread of Ger­ when n man wan starving. I nto and man soldiers. It didn’t sound llko very enjoyed It nnd tho Incident suggested many, but there was no doubt la my to me n wny In which I might poaslbly mind thnt German soldiers wero obtain food ngnln when nil other ave­ matching down tho street, I went up* stnlrn and peeked through tho window nues failed. From my place of concealment I fro- and sure enough a squad of German In* qenlly saw huge carts being pushed fnntry wns coming down tho street through the streets gntherlng potato accompanied by n military motor peelings, refuso nf cabbage and similar truck. I hadn't tho slightest Idea that food remnants, which. In America, nro they were coming after me, but still considered gnrbngo and destroyed. In the possibilities of tho situation gave Belgium they wero using thjs "gar­ mo more or less alarm, and I consid­ bage", to mnko their bread out of, and ered how I could make my escape If whllo the Ulen may sound revolting to by chanco I was tho man they w;re us, tho fact Is (tint tho Germans hnvo nflor, The Idea of hiding In tho wlno brought these things down to such a cellnr nppenlcd to mo as the most science thnt the bread they mnko this practical I there must have )>cen wny Is renlly very good to cnt. I know (Continued on Page 7) II would hnvo been llko cake to mo when I wns In need of food; Indeed I D E P A R T M E N T O S T H E I NT Eft H ill would hnvo enten tho "gnrbngo" di­ l). K. [.an d Offlt* at G alnravlltr, Fin., July 13. 1918. rect, lot nlonc tho broad. Nolle* I* h rr tb y g lv rn th a t llo b tr t N ito n Although, ns I hnvo said, I suffered of (Itn o v a, Florida, w ho, on J u ly 10, 1913 E n try , N o . 011960, for greatly from hunger whllo occupying 8mWid*)( Homrntr*<J of N E W . W H of HEM B reco n 29 this houso, there wero ono or two and N W )( o f N E U , Section 31, T o w n ih lp S, R ang* 3 t E. Tallah***** M eridian, ha* things I observed through tho keyholo 20 fllrd notlr* of Intention to maka (hr** y**r or from tho windows which mndo mo proof (o talah lU k claim tq th* la n d abov* n r r lb td , before d a rk circu it co u rt, a t B*nlaugh, nnd some of tho Incidents thnt dford. Fla., on th* 23rd d*y of A u g tu t, 1918. ('U ltn in l naiur* a* w lln c n c i: occurred during my voluntary Impris­ Will C ollter of (Itn o v a, Fla. onment wwe renlly funny. ll a i t r r Ilrev r* of G c n iv a , Fla. Null* I l u r g r n of G *n*va, FI*. From the keyholo I could see,- for In­ Chkrll* S te w a rt of (SrAeva. FI*. stance, n nhop window on the qther ROBT. W. DAVIS,' ■ lU g lite r. side of tho street, several houses down 94-Tur* t Frl-lO tc the block. All dny long German soldlern would be passing. In front of tho T" bouse nnd I noticed thnt practically <$> every ono of them would stop In front of this store window and look In. Oc­ casionally imoldler on duty bent would hurry pnst, but I think nlno out of ten of them were sufficiently Interested to % spend nt lon|t n( minute, nnd somo of « them tlirco or foyr minutes gating a t whatever wns being exhibited In thnt window, although I noticed thnt It failed to attract the Belgians. • I hnvo a considerable ntrenk of curi­ osity In me, nnd I couldn't help won­ 1 All Local Advertisem ents Under dering whnt It could bo In that window Thla Heading THREE C ENTS i which almost without exception Line For Each Insertion. Minimum seemed to Interest German soldiers hot CbarEe 25 Cents. fulled to hold the Belgians, nnd after conjuring my brains for a while on the In answering an advertisem ent problem I enme to tho conclusion that where no namff ls mentioned In the tho shop must have been a book-shop id, please do not ask The Herald and tho window contained • Germnn for Information as to tho Identity of magnxlnes, which, naturally enough, Usually we do not would bo of tho greatest Interest to the advertiser. the Germans but of nono to the Bel­ know who the advertiser is and if we do we are not allowed give gians. . . - At an y rete I reso)ved that as soon as out this Information. SJmply write night came I would go out nnd In­ a letter and addresa it os per in­ vestigate tho window. When I got tho structions In .th o ad. 1 answer I laughed so loud that I wps afraid for tho moment I must hove at­ F O B SA LE tracted the attention of tho neighbors, but I couldn't help it. The window w ts filled with huge quahHttes of sausage I The store w as. a butdiir shop and ono of the principal things tbey aold apparently was sausage. The Grapes for sale. Mrs. M. F. Barnes display they made, although It conSanford Ave. 98 —5tp sjlted DVrS1* CL Ma$"g£iB!le<Ua Uie For Sale—Good horae and two H o ik * ^ C l t y council will sit a boBr(1 equalisation on Monday night j 98—tfc. Brlas on. gust. fith, 7:30 p. m.-— ------- 1~ * Have A took* nt th e Derby* pro. Anyone wanting tax-adjust me perty, 61 p_La uKl - Ayen uq. S an f ord, will please nppcar"before them FIs.,- and make an, offer for’ it to A. Detby7 "D7' WaiFing ton 'A ve nue; Oil ft* C. Maxwell City, Pa. . 98-15 tp 90-Tucs-4tc For Sale—Delivery wagon and open top-bujnty.-G.-W; Spencer.— 95-lf House-for Sale—Two story house located on jvhat-U -com m only-ealled the Byrd Farm, south ~ oT the ^Ice Plant, on thc-w rat sldo. T hlr house Is on p art of the tract recently-sold to tho A. C. L. Railroad Co., and must be moved before November 1st. Small bsrn goes with (t. Look them over and make me an offer. J . 0. Packard, 179 Ferris' Ave.t •Highland Park, Mich. ?5-4tc For Sale—Fresh Garrison, Sanford, FOB BEN T Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or M onth—Park avenue F ist, 105 North P ark avenue, over L. R. Phil­ ips St Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. H art, manager. SO-tf If you wish to be comfortably and pleasantly lo e n te d a t the Beach,* for the rem ainder.of the summer, write J, A. Davis; Box 95, D aytona Beach or apply in person a t tho Manor,or a t the Davis Apt. 96—4tc F O O D - ' w n i .v m NOTICE DISCONTINUANCE TRAINS 32-33 “ SOUTHLAND” Between JACKSONVILLE-ATLANTA . Effective last train . Northbound August 3rd. trains 32-33. The South­ land a t present operated between Jacksonville, Cincinnati, Louisville To R ent—Farm cheap, 9 acres, half Irrigated.' 'Pipe $200. Inquire Mrs. W. E. Squires, Phone 3913. 95-4tc W AN TED W anted—A second hand roll top desk and chair. Cheap for cash. Crown. Paper Co. 9 5 -tfWanted, Men—Sash 3c Door Fac­ tory. Bench hands and machine hands. Good inside Carpenter. Steady work the year round. In replying, give ex­ perience and salary expected. Sol den Door Co., Palatks, Fla. 97 tf Itunnlnf W nlrr In K rtcj B**m E crr,thing New I have Ike eriMtlSe B*>nuteal* ter drt.rm U la* ta d Ike GUM3EH I t m rrM ttag 'aar and all detect* of tie •a . NO MATT EH tke aalere of joor t u « . . f re a r G U 8 9 C I da nol n il rou MW ertlj, coll oa me. I SI a s / eye Ikal r*****d, la Uffcl. CORONADO BEACH O PPOSITE NEW SMYHNA ' Tea ere Invited I* n il for m ualieili i and adrke. FOR RATES ADDRESS MRS. W . W . ALCOTT, Prop Garage Accomodations Sen Food Dinners A Specially D R . E . S. H O F F M A N OCCU LLST-O PT1CIAN XI Weal O atftk SI. OiUad*. KWid, GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMEN THEY W ILL BRING BACK Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments Are the Best <3> i CLASSIFIED t ADVERTISING #•.» 4> Ii A m erican S ta n d a rd V ersio n , Attractive - Compact - Readable - Durable Emphasized with the words o f Christ printed In bold face type. Strongly and neatly bound In Khaki colored Morocco grmnea Waterproof Keratol—flexible limp cover, embossed back bands, round comers, Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed American Flag In colors on the outside front cover. Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3 x 4}4 Inches and just an Inch thick. Type Is plain a n d . clearr-Bciipronouncing. The Four Greet American Hym ne ere printed end bound w ith thla Sailors and Soldiers T estam ent. H ELP TO BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN This Sailors and Soldier Testament, neatly packed, fcready for mailing, given with a years sub-s dJO K (] scription to the. Sanford Herald for..-.....— 9r * * 0 t' . �JULY M. AMERICAN-MARINES DISTINGUISH -sW-faFiTepw j , , Sanford Lodge No 82, Ft sad A* M . ‘ gradually apww to pisvTOt~th«~gtepr: L CottmBiaggiJon t r a r y i r i t M d third from creaking, I climbed to tho top.' ITuesday* a f 7:00.' -VlaltfnglbrethrtB Tho sight that met my eyes as Z VtlOOfn0l —- J glanced Into tho kitchen told me the O .L . Taylor --------Ja#.~Mough{5n “ whole story. Tho w ater faucets had Secretary___ . 1._ - W. U been ripped from tho sinks, the water MoproaVnapter Pfo. 15. li. A. M pipes hnvclnfc been torn off, and Meets every second and fourth Tuci-~ gas fixtures, cooking utensils- nnd day In M uonic Hall over the Ifnperia everything el so wldcii contained-even Visiting companions wclcdrm the smallest proportion of the metals tbe Germans so badly needed hnd been taken from tho kitchen. I walked up­ LEGAL ADVERTISING stairs now with more confidence, feel log tolerably assured that tbe soldiers hadn't been after mo at all, but hni been merely collecting' metal ant other materials which they- expected an elaborate dwelling bouso like tbe ono In which I wo* concealed to yield. loiter I heard that tho Germans bavs token practically every ounce of brass, copper and wool they could lay..their bands on In Belgium. Even tho brass .out of plahos has been ruthlessly re­ iprrtor and clrrk* at aald election: U No. Ti J. A. Snyder, clerk : J. Tltmoved, the serious damage dono to drnP rrrin J a ro b r, W. E. P r a r a tt and J . M. L ong valuablo property by tho removal of only an Insignificant proportion of metal never being taken Into, consid­ eration. I learned, too, that all dogs over fourteen Inches high bad been seised by the Germans. This furnished lots of speculation among tho Belgians NOTICE o r ELECTION as to what nse ths Germans were put­ A la compllanca with tha provtalona of ting the animals to, .the general Im­ 'Chapter 4878, Lawn ot Florida, nolle* li pression apparently being that they hereby zlv.n that an .Union baa baaa or* derad to be held and the rama will be held Csle City Limp No. 8. W. O. W were being used for food I la Special Tai School DUtrict No, 1, Sam* Meets second and fourth WedoMdir This, however, seemed much* less innla county. Florida, oa Wednmday, Aucurt night* In each month. likely to me than that they were being Hlb, 1*18, for tba purpoaa of daurmialas P. L. Miller J. P. Hoolthan employed a i • dispatch doga In th* Clerk Council Commander trendies, tbs samo as wo use them on Seminole Rebekah Lodge No. 43 onr side of the line. They might pos­ Meeta every FIrat and Third Friday sibly kill the doga and use their skins Night* In M uonic Hall a t 7:30. All for leather and their carcasses for tal­ ting Rebckahs welcome. visiting low, but I fed quite sure that the Mrs. Hattie Loosing, Huns arc by no means ao short of food Mm. Ida Crim, N. G. Scc’y that they havo to' eat dogs yet awhile. Celery City Aerie No. 1&5S Indeed. I wont to repeat Jiere what Meeting every 2nd & 4th Wednesday I have mentioned boforej If anyono has night a t 8 o’clock. Eagle Home, Oak Are the Idea that this war can be won by Visiting Brothers Welcome starving tho Huns, bo hasn't tbe slightE. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff ett Idea how well provided tbfi Ger­ ■ Worthy President Secretary NOTICE OF ELECTION mans are In that respect. They have In com pliance w ith the provtalona of n. r . O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 considered their food needs In connec­ C hanter 4S7B, L av a of Florida, notice la Meet first and third Wednesday night tion with their resources for several hrrtliy given th a t an election h ie been orNorth Park Avenue. years to come and they havo gono at ':TPX \ T s V U S l liujrisi* No.* r « 7 : . I ■* rnunty. Florida, on Wwlnmdxy, Aufuet F. S. Frank 0 . L, Ti It In such a methodical, systematic lonl* 14th, lUlS, lor tha purport ol tlelerroinln* Secretary Exalteid^i! way, taking Into consideration every who ahall It* tiuilrrr lor Ih* n*>t lurrrrdIns Ivo p in . anil Ih* numlifi ot ml.)* ol Tho Lake Ilrcoio Council No. 31 Jahlor possible contingency, (but provided dlildrt school laa lo tie tavird lor varh ol there Is nut nn nbsoluto crop failure, the rttd trin. Order United American Mechanic! Tn* lollowins appi'intrd aa Intpvrlor Meet* every Wednesday nt 7:30 P. there Isn't the slightest doubt In my and rlrrkv at raidarealrcunnl P rrrinct No. 10: A. E. Sjnblnni, clrrk : i. M., in tho City Hnll. Visiting brothers mind tlint they enn lust for yeurs, nnd M arlin, E. W. D urant and Jua F o rtl.r, ■re welcome. C. H. Smith. Rec,See. the worst of U Is thry nro very cock­ importer*. sure about It themselves. t’rcrinet No. 9: J. N. Searcy, clrrk; Lou|r Modern Woodmen or America Knumlogrr, J. A. lllitlln* and T. I*, Lrwlr. It Is true that tho German soldiers Inrprctora. Meols"2,-4, Thursday evenlnfs, 7:30, rrrdnct Nn. II. A. H. Fuller, clerk; E. T. In M. W. A. Hnll, Pico Ilullding. want pence/ As I watched them A. L. Taveau and Howard l.yman, C. E McDonald C. D. Couch through tbe keyhole In the door I Ilalnra, n,pert or*. * Consul * Clerk f)on« and ordered by the Hoard nl Public thought how unfavorably they com­ Inllructlon lor fiemlnola* county, Florida In pared with our ■‘men. They marched ■rw aion aeeembled July 3rd, I9llt. I.ojal Order of Moose F. P. FOUHTEH. Chairman. along the street without laughter, with­ (eeal) Sanford Lodge No. 1310 meet* In Ha 1 . Atlcet: out Joking, without singing. It was T. W. I.awtnn. Secretary. in Stone A Grovo Building Second and quite apparent thnt tho war Is telling 94-Tura-tlc Fourth Mondays In Month at 7:30. on them, f don't bettero I *nw a single NOTICE OF ELECTION In romntlanf* »llh IS# proaliioni ol German soldier who didn't look ns If hiplrr 4678, Law* of Florida, nolle* la he had lost his beet friend—nnd ho harrbjrlUrn that an Wartlon baa baan or­ dered to b* btld and tba lin t will ba bald probably had. In Special Tai School Dlatrlct No. 8, SamAt tbe Sumo tlmo there Is a big dif­ ml* county, Florida, on Wtdneaday, Au|u*t 14th, ISIS, tor Iba nurpoaa nt daiarmlnlnf ference—certainly a difference of aev• bo ihall t> » trutlac* lor Ih* nalt iuec«*dio| end years—between wishing tho war (So year*, and tba nutnbrr ol rnllla ol dla* wns over apd giving up, nnd I don't irlct achool tat to ba tavird tor tach of Iba aald yaara. believe the German rank and file any Th* follovlof ar# appointed In act aa lamore than their leaders havo tho slight­ • parlor and clrrka at aald alactlon: Frtrlnrt No. Si II. W. Lawton, clerk j H est Idea at this time of giving up at Wheeler, H. Mcllrtdr, Wm. Htonra, Inall. ■p*rtora. Dope and ordrrad by tha Hoard ol Fubtle But to return to my experience Instruction for Hemlnol# county. Florida, In while concealed In tho bouse. After •ruton aaarrabledJuly 3rd, 1916. iteal) F. I’. rOllHTEIl, Chairman. tho visit of the soldiers, which left A Meet: T. W. l.a*toh. Secretary. 94-Tue»-6tc the house In n wretched condition. I decided that I would continue my Jour­ NOTICE O F -ELECTION ney towards.tho frontier, particularly In compliance with th* provision*'ot C hap­ ns 1 hnd gotten all 1 could out of Huy- ter 4676, L*wi o| Florida, nolle* la haraby th a t an alactlon baa b lrn ordered to llgcr, or rather ho hnd gotten all ho liven >• held and tho earn# will ba held In Hpadai Tax School Dlatrlct N o. S. fiemlnola county, was going to get out of me. Iriorlda, on W ednrtday, A uiuat 14tb, IM S , tor During my concealment In tho houso_ the purpoaa of d alcrm m ln i who ahall be tru ilrra lor lb* neat auccctdina tw o year*, 1' hnd made various sorties Into tho and tha num ber ol mill* ol dlalrlet achool city nt night, nnd I wns beginning to taa to be levied for each ol tba aald yaara. The (ollow lni at* appointed lo act a t Infeel more comfortable even when Ger­ and clrrka a t aald election: man noldlers were about. Through pertnr I’rerinct No. Ci II. Raker, clerk:' G aorf* the kcyliolo I hnd studied very I’ctrr*. W. D. Ilallard, E. N. Button. lion* and ordered by th* Hoard ol public closely the gait of tho Belgians, tho Instruction for Kamlnola county. Florida. In w . slovenly droop thnt characterized most ,e,ajon aacr mMad Ju ly 3rd, ISIS. (raalt F. P. FOUHTKIt. C hairm an. of them, nnd their general appearance, A ttrrl: nnd I felt thnt In my ow n dirty nnd un­ T. W. I.a a lo n , Secretary. 94-Tuf*-6te , shaven condition I must have looked as much like the average poor Belgian N allr* af Apptlrailen far T a i Dead Under Hrellan S of C hapter 4116. Law* of Plar. ns a man could. The only thtag that Ida was ngalnst mo was my height. I was N nllcnla hereby r l v t n th a t II. C. D uHote. several Inches taller than even tho purcharrr ol T aa C rrtifleal* No. 266, dated iba 3rd day of Ju ly . AI V. ISIS, baa filed tallest Belgians. I had often thought aald rertiA rata In m y olAce, and baa m ada that red halrw ould have gono good application for la a deed to laiua In Oteord anc* with law . Hald c e rtio rate embrace* th* ARE INTERESTED IN with my nnu^Tbut now, of course, I lotlow lnz described property altuatad In fiemlnola county, Florida, to-wili R W )( ol wns mighty 'glad that I was not so (S E B jp a o n N W )| Her. 26. Tp. 20 H.. H. SO E a a l 40 endowed, for red-hatred Belgians are aerra. Th* ra id la n d b a ln t aa*e*acd a t lb* data ol such certificate In Ih* nam* ol W. 14. about os rare ns German charity. Ilaynm . Unleaa aald certlSeat* ahall ba r*There are many, no doubt, who will deemed arco rd ln f lo law lax deed w ill laau* ara on on Ih* 16th d ay ol August, A. D wonder why I did not get more help lh ISIS. than I did qt this time. It U. easily W’ltnra* my official slin a lu ra a n d real la Ih# t t b day ol Ju ly , A. I). ISIS. answered. When a man is In hourly (real) . E. A. DOUGLASS, fear of his life and tho country Is full Clark C ircuit C ourt fiamlnol* Co., Fin. By V. U . D o u jlau ,,I> . C. of spies, as Belgium certainly was, ho S2-Tuca-6tc Is not going to hejp-just nnyono that af Application tar Tax Daad Under comes along seeking aid. One of tho Nolle* ^Median S at Chapter 4SSS, Lawn af FloeGerman's most successful ways of trap­ NotlreJ, haraby (Ivan that W. C. Daping the Belgians has beeri to pose os Couraay.^iurcbaaar ot Tax Carltfirala No. an English or French prisoner who has ITS, dxlad tha Ird day of July, A. D. ISIS, :ai Bird aald carUBcata In my offira, and baa escaped, appeal to them for aid, Impli­ mada application for taa dead to laau* In cate aa many as possible, and then atcordanra with law. Said Certificate *aa brace* tha following described property alt1 turn tbe whole Gorman police force ualed In Bamlnnlo county, Florida, to-witi loose on them. As 1 look back on All ol Section 96, Tp. If H, IL 32 K, <40 nrraa. those days I think It remarkable that aald land balng aaaeaaad at tha data I received as much help as I did, but of Tba tha Isauanre ol ruch certificate In th# nama of Unknown. Unlrxa aald certificate shall b# wben people are starving under tbe seeordlaa to law lax daad will conditions now forced upon tboai un­ rtdramrd Imua tbtraon on to* IStb day of August, ». ISIS. \ fortunate people, It is a great ten s ta ­ A,Witness They w e used In every lln^. my official sltnatura and a*aI this tion to surrender these escaped pris­ th* l«tb day of July. A. D. ISIS. of business by Salesmen, Of­ (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS. oners to German authorities and re­ Clrrk Circuit Court Kamlnola Co., Fin. ceive the- lifhdsumu rewards offered fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers, Ily V. M.'Dou|laaa. I). C. *l-Turr-6te X for them—or for alien spies, as I was Ministers, 'Students—by ev­ classed at that time. eryone who m ust have n book . The pns*i>ort which I had described me as a Spanish sailor, but 1 was that combines « SANfORD DIDOES a very dubious about Its value. If UTILITY. DURABILITY could bnvo spoken Bpanlsb fluently It Royal Neighbor* or America might have been worth something to AN D A P P E A R A N C E . Meets Secern) and Fourth Thursdays roe, but tho few words I knew of the Annie Speer Clara Stempcr Sheets can b« obtained any­ language would not havo aarried me Secretary Oracle very far If 1 had been confronted with time, ruled in eight styles. The Woodman Circle a Bpanlsb Interpreter. I decided to Bound in best quality F lex use tho passport only ns a last resort, The Woodmen Circle meeta Second fblc Black Levant Grain Cow­ preferring to act (he part of a deaf and Fdurth Wednesdays'at 8:30 p. ro. and dumb Belgian peasant u far as All members requested to attend. hide, with Black Linings. I t would carry mat United Brotherhood Carpenter* and Before 1 finally left the house 1 had Jtatpers of America a remarkable experience which I ahall Sanford Local Union No. 1761 meets remember aa long as I live. First and Third Thursday Nights a t 7 ^ 0 Phone 148 Sanford, Florida In Eagle* Hall. A. J. Loosing, i * Chat. E. Robinson, Pres. See’y CONTINUED IN NEXT ISSUE -------------- , . , - y WHEAT f M il ........................... door o? Rio wine cellar ajar, figuring thfct If the soldiers found a closed door they would bo more opt to search for a fugitive behind It than If tho door were open. My decision to get away from that front door hnd been made and carried out nono too noon, for I had only Just located myself between two big wine cases when I heart! the tramp of sol­ diers' feet marching up tho front stoop, a crash at tho front door, n few hasty words of command which I did not un­ derstand, and then tho nolso of scur­ rying feet from room to room and such a banging and hammering nnd smash­ ing and crashing that 1 could not mako L IE U T E N A N T out whnt was going on. P A T O BRIEN If Huyllger hnd revealed my hiding plnce to the lluns, iih 1 wiih now con­ fident he had, I felt that there wns lit­ OoffffglU, WI1»bf Fa! AIt» Ollrlto tle prospect of their overlooking me. They would Bonreh the house from top plenty or*place* among Uto'wino kegs to bottom nnd, If necessary, rnzo It to mid cubcs tvhero a man could conceal the ground before they would glvo up 'himself, but, as n m atter of fact, I did tho Benrch. To esenpo from the house tint believe that an? such contingency through the huckynnl through tho Iron grntlng. which I hnd no doubt I could would arise. T'Jto marching soldier* camo nearer, force, seemed to. he the logical thing I could hear them nt the n u t house. to do, hut the chances were that the In n moment I would see them pas* Huns hnd thrown n cordon around the tlio keyhole through which 1 was look­ entire block before the squad wns sent to the house. The Germans do these ing. things In an efficient mnnnor always. ••Halt I" At tho word of command Bhoutcd by They tnkc nothing for granted. My one chance seemed to bo to stand a Junior officer the squad camo to at­ pat In tho hope that tho officer to tention right In front of the house I chnrgo might possibly conic to the con­ f waited no longer. Running down tho Btnlr* I flow Into the wine cellar and clusion that ho had arrived at tha although It was almost pitch dark— homo too late—thnt tho bird hnd “ I Figured I Could Put Up a Good tho oflly light coming from a grating town. My position In thnt wlno cellar wits Fight" which led to the bnckynrd—I soon found a satisfactory hiding place In anything but n comfkrtnble one. Ilats the extreme rear of tho cellar. I had and mlco were *cutTylng acrot* the guliTg un overhead was anything but had the presence of mind lo leave the flopr nnd the .smashing nnd crashing promising. Evidently Ihoso eoldlers Imagined that I ought to be hiding In . V ,* *.•/•<t/,*’ HSffiHS tho wallsl for It Bounded as though they wen* tearing off tho wnlnscottlng. tho picture molding and. In fact,] everything that they could tear or pull apart. Ilcforo very long they would finish their search upstairs and would corno down to tho basement. Whnt they would do when they discovered the Specialty prepared for this Neuepapcr by Pldorial Review, wlno 1 hnd no Idea. Perhaps they would let themselves loose on It nnd glvo mo my chance. With a bottle of wlno In each hand I figured I could put up a goed light In the dark, especially For Luncheon there is First-Cloth and Napkins. ns I wns becoming mors and more ac­ Now that King Bol I* one* again motifs. Departing from the fashion customed to It nnd could begin to dis­ of placing tho ornamentation In the such a big factor In preparing tho dally menus and exceptional dalntl- corners, which has prevailed for ao tinguish things hero nnd there, where­ neaa |< required to entice appetite*, long, these crochet medallions are as when they entered tho pitchy dark­ attractive table linen is oven more eet In the center ot each side. These ness of tho cellar, they would bo ns essential than when tho woatber Is In tho cloth are cotnposod of two mo­ blind as hats In the sun. cooler. Especially la tble the case at tifs In a conventional floral design Perhaps It was twenty minutes be­ the tea or luncheon hour when one with the smaller one also used for fore I heard what sounded like my deviates from the severity - of tho tbs napkins. A row of open meeb dcath-kncll to me; tho soldiers were t coming' down the cellar slops 1 1 clutched a wluo bottle In each hand and waited with bated breath. Tramp I Tramp I Tramp 1 In a mo­ ment they would . bo In tho cellar proper. 1 could almost hetr my heart beating. The mice scurried across the floor by the scores, frightened no doubt by the vibration and nolso made by tho descending soldiers. Bomo of tho creatures ran across mo where I stood between two wine cases, but I was too much interested In blggor game to pay any attention to mice. Tramp! Tramp 1 "H aiti” Again an order was given In German, and al­ though I did not understand It I am willing to bless every word of It. beesuso It resulted In tho soldiers turn­ ing right about face, marching up tho stairs again, through the hall and out of tho front door and away I I could hardly believe my ears. U seemed almost too good to be true that they could have given tip the search Justaa they were about to come upon their quarry, but unless my eara de­ ceived mo that was wbst they bad done. The possibility that the whole thing might bo a German ruse did not escapo mo, and I remained In the cellar for nearly an hour after they had appar­ ently departed before I ventured to No. 01- -lAmcheon Bek in Lin® sad rU et crochet finished with a pleot move, listening Intently In Uip meanmore dignified dinner table. Not fllet edging both cloth n* ^ .while for the slightest sound which that elaborate linens are required for kins- surrounds The linen odges may be fin­ would revest the presence of a sentry simplicity Is often one of the chief ished either with a reUjg b « n ° r upstairs. - * features of these cosy meals. The r *t hearing a sound I began to feel a very n*rror?. he U^ vise housewife will cbooee eomelhlng with preferred. Though th« .,* * 'e.r Urn i they bad Indeed gtven up the hunt, practical and dainty that no amount as take* somewhat longer to do it real- for I did not believe that a German of laundering will rob-of 1U original If gives-a flnleh -which the other beauty. 1Shown hare la Just such a officer would be so considerate of his licks. Only * •ln«li h'!m*UtC,h men as to try. to trap me rather than luncheon set. Tho d o th which may should be used as tha more elaborate be of any desired aloe has four Insets stitches detract from - the crochet carry the cellar by force If they bad of. filet crochet while in each of the which Is really the chief decoration. the slightest Idea th at I was there. nspklna there la b u t one of these I took off my shoes and crept softly Pictorial Review Crochet Design No. #1 and two other designs—15 and |lo w ly jo the cellar steps and Uten ____ .— .— c*Qt* and_ a stamped •self-*ddrce*cd_ envelope. LESSONS FOR THE H om e Embroiderer Sanford Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4th S t - Open -] Thursdays Saturdays at 3 p. m. Reading Room Free to All YOU RING BOOKS! HERALD PRINTING CO. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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AND TU ESDAYS F R ID A Y S lESll- W E E K L Y VOLUME IX IN T H E H EA R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T VEGETABLE^ SEC TIO N . — » ' ■■ , 1 — Sanford. Florida, Friday^ july 26. i9is ’* . _______ __ .N U M BER 97 n m ■ ‘eSI French, Americans, Italians Rushing In British, Assistant Food Director. Orlando, July 24.—Col. J . N. Bradshaw, who for aeveral year Bradshaw, who.for aeveral montha haa been acting aa one of 'the chief derka In the ofllcie of State Food Administrator Braxton Boachum, haa received an appoint­ ment from, headquarters in Wash­ Ington by which he become* ailattn tr >Mata—foodadm inlatrator .'fo r the-city-division of’ the food.admin- Crowder Thinks Class One Monday And Tuesday Nights , Are Banned . Will Suffice Transport Sunk. » London, Ju ly 2 4 .— Tho White Star liner Ju atld a h*« been ^aunk. The Ju stid a carried a crew of be­ tween 600 and 700. Eleven mem­ ber* of the crew are dead. * An Irish Port. Monday, Ju ly 24.— The giant W hite Star liner Justice haa been torpedoed and aunk. It is believed no loss of llfe^occurrec. She waa formerly tho. Dutch steamen Statendam, which waa taken over by the British government on the stocks a t Belfast when she was nearing completion. She was a vessel of -32,234 tons gross. The sinking occurred Saturday morning. New York, Ju ly 24.—The Jus­ tice, reported off the •coast of Ireland, was returning to an Amer­ ican port after * delivering a larjtc contingent of American troops, it was learned here. The Justica had a troop carring spne of between 7,000 and 8,000 mmcn. Her crew numbered 500. Is Probably F irst Bale In The State This’ Year ■ . .■ . Seminole County haa th e fimt bale of cotton in thla part of F lo­ rida a t last if not in the entire state. L ast night L. ,A. Bromley turned out a bale of fine •cotton containing 600 .pounds from, the farm of L . P. Hagira. This I* gomeriling when you consider th a t Mr. Bromley ia chairman of the county commissioners and la the first man In this section to raUe cotton and erect a gin and th at Mr. Hagan is a ls o -a member of the board of county 'commiasioneni and U the first man to pick cotton thla sea­ son and has the first bale. I t shoe that our county comlsaionom are alive to the possibilities of their county and arc good farmersa and citizens. Aside from this th e first b ile of cotton ginned in this port of the state coming from Seminole County means that Seminolo will bo the banner 'cotton county In all of South Florida, ho cause the land is heie and tho men who know how­ to raise cotton are here. Thanks to Mr. Brumley this county has ample facilities for the ginning and hal­ ing of all the cotton that can be raised here. Mr. Hagan who hears the dis­ tinction of raising the flrit bale of the season has 140 acres of fine cotton on’ hia farm near Markham. He raised some last year but not ao much of it. He la a ahlnlng e x ­ ample of a man who found out that he could raise staples while he waa waiting for the prico of tur­ pentine to advance and .while hla men and teams were Idle ho gave them aomethlng to do and he now has many acres of cotton and corn ■ and hoy ond will never again buy feed for .his stock. He hs* found out that other things beafde tur­ pentine pays In Florida And he has joined the list ofstaple raising farmers for Seminole the men who have saved the day. T h e re . is about 2000 acres of cotton iln the County much of it almost ready ta pick. Washington, -D . C. Ju ly 24.— I t appearing to the United States Fuel Administrator that it is es■entlal In furtherance of the nation­ al aecurily and defnse, the sucesafui prosecution of the war, and the aupport^am d..m aintenance q f.-th e Army and N avy, to lesson and pre­ vent the waste of fuel, and to se­ French troopa were thrown in cure sn adequate supply and the alllee to meet th e enemy served promotion for Col. Bradshaw equitable distribution and prevent bio*. 0n both-w ing* of th e aalient who 4raa been untirnlg in hia ef­ locally and generally, •scarcity ,b« artillery duela were of violent forts to systematize the work of thereof, and that_ to these ends, It character, aa the Germans had con­ his office and who has for several la necessary that the use of fuel centrated moat of their guna on weeks been giving his entire atten­ ■hall be limited and. restricted in tion to the sugar sales section. Ilia their flanks. the manner hereinafter set forth. Franco-Amerlcan troopa this moat earnset efforts will now be 1. No city, village or town and morning advanced their line north given to his particular section of no person, firm or corportation of the river Marne more steadily the work and his endeavor will be under any contract with any city The Germans Continued their re­ to give all local food officials the village or town shall use or consume treating movement to _ the [north­ most complete information,* thus any coal, oil gas or other fu el'fo r enabling them to carry forward ward. •’ ’ . tho maintenance of lights in the The French and Americnna also their work intelligently and satis­ streets, parks or other public made gains on other parts of the factorily. places of such city, villdge or j 5 miles of battle front. The Ger­ or town, except under the follow­ mans viciously resisted in a number ing n-strilntions nnd limitations: ( a i Street’ illumination automa­ of cases. tically lighted, maintained by or The entente allied forces in the for any sUch- city, villnge or town territory to the north of Chateau in the streets, parks or other public Thierry are paying less attention places thereof, shall not he lighted •to running down-machipe gun nests before sunset nnd shall be . turned and are advancing their, whole line, ouf not later than sunrise; imall detachmenta being left to (b) Street illumination lighted by dean up the enemy machine gun hand in any.auchxity village or town 0 CTfW*. shall conform as nearly as may he London. . Ju ly 2 6 . - T h e Pall to the requirements hereinabove 68 Cents Per Hour With Ad­ Mall Gazette aays that rumors prescribed for automatic lights; arc current that British troqps Selects Might Train With vance For Others (c) The amount of public lighting have made a great advance in the County Guards in any city, village or town shall direction of Fiamcs, about mid­ Washington, July 24.— Wage* of be only ao much as may be neces­ rnklroad shopman were increaaed way between Rheims and Soiseons. Representative Frank L. Wood­ sary tor safety, and the use of lights to 68 cents an hour today by Di­ It is alao reported that French ruff of this city advanced the.idea commonly known ss cluater lights rector General McAdoo, with tho forces havo advanced on another some time ago that if the boys that for •purposes of display or decora­ proportional advances for assistants part of the Aiane-Marne salient, are to be. (Rafted were given some tion shall be reduced to such por­ and miscellaneous classes in mechan and that tho armies of the German preliminary training here befqrc they tion only of the cluster necessary ical cepartments. The new rates crown prince Itave been placed in left they might be kept at home for safety. _ which arc retroactive to last Jan u a position out of which extrication longer and their training would be 2. Tho Loral Fuel Administration arc 1, arc from 6 to 13 cents an jeems to bo impossible. of inestimable value to them when Before these men are- called to for the territory within which any hour higher than wage* paid these Big devclopcmenta are impend­ they were finally sent to the train­ service it is expected Congress will city, village or town is located shall men in mcmt shops, under the gen­ ing on the Alane-Marne-Kheim* ing camps. amend the draft law to provide for arrange with the proper municipal eral wage advance allowed two battle front, according to indira­ That the idea is good and has the regisrtation of men in-tween the or town authorities of such city, months ago by the director general tions today. Although ofllcial nd- been put in practice or will be put ages of 18 and 21 and between 31 village or town for the regulation but are aomewhat leas than the vices are lacking, unofficial reports in practice in other cities is appar­ of public lighting in accordance with labor organizations sought. , make it appear that not only are ent from the following extract from and 46. • • . , the provisions ..of paragraph Number •Beginning Just how -many men this exten­ August 1, eight the allies rapidly continuing the the Miami .Metropolis: Regulations for hours will be rccognixed as o stan ­ sion of the draft would ‘ bring into 1 of this order. Movie M anagers Arc * Placed In proccsf of ousting the Germans "F u rth er plans for the instructing Class I is uncertain, hut it is ex­ public lighting so arranged shall in dard working day and ovhrtiftie Embarraalnl Position. [rom their M em o salient, but that of Dade county draftees in the arts each esse he sunject to the approval for Sundays and holiday work will «• 'movement may be in process of of war and the provisions of the pected that the number would equal Upon several occasalona last win­ of the proper S tn tr Fuel Adminis­ he paid at the rate of one and oneexecution by means of which is government for the welfare of the those between 21 and 31. At least ter Manager Lane of tho Lyric trator, and in case regulations in three million Class I men would be half times the usual rate. Hack Thcntro hud a hard time cxplnnlng hoped to trap a goodly section of ' soldiers and their dependents were added, it is reasonably certain. accordance with said Paragraph 1 pay will he given the men a* soon to ; his 'patrons that tho pictures the German crown princes army. laid at the second meeting yester­ -Although the percentage of deferred , (or the public lighting of any city, as it can be calculated. Driving in on the west, the French day afternoon of the I)ade county advertised had failed to . come. classifications among me n from 31 village or town, satisfactory to the are now reported to have reached The advances apply to about Some of them believed him and* board of instruction. This board was to 45 would he greater than the State Fuel Administrator of the a point within three miles of the appointed1 by the local draft board present average, because of family fllatc within which tjie same is lo- 600,000 men, and apply flatly to some of them thought he was Camou­ important railroad junction town in accordance with others sent out all sections of the country1 dc- flaging but Manager Lane was put dependency nnd industrial grounds, catod* shall not have been arranged of Fere-en-Tardcnois, where there from the national army headquar­ the percentage of those from 18 to between the Local Fucr Administra­ apjte local differences . prevailing out greatly by tho failure of «tho right roada over which* the Ger­ heretofore. The addition to the pictures and had no redress. In 21 wo’uljl be higher than tho average tion and the proper municipal or . ‘ ’ man. supplies and troops congergo. ters. aggregate annual pay-roll Is es­ the past two weeks Manager Hern­ A committee .on military train­ because these men would In 'few town authorities aa hereinabove pro­ timated as nearly $100,000,000. On the eastern aide of the sal­ don of tHe Star has suffered tho vided, within ten (lO)Tlaya from cases havo established family ties. ient, according to unconfirmed re­ ing and advice was appointed, com­ The advance la the first extensive tim e Inconvlencc. He failed to. get ond after tho effective date of this This- extension of. tho draft, then, ports which, have reached London, posed of Major W. P. Smith, Capt. modification of tho new wage J. T . Sanders, M D. Price, Capt. would provide a total Clnaa I of order, said Stato Fuel Adminlatra- scale, and was made on recommen­ thft Last Raid of The Zeppelin* British troops have driven in a ‘wooden headed J F. Jaudon and Capt. P. L. Ryan. more then 6,000,000 men— probably tor Is hereby authorized and dlrcpted dation of the commiaalon of rail­ beeauae some peat distance towards Flames, the theatre employee In Georgia fail­ to prescribe such rogulrtions for Major Smith said today that he roads wages and working condi­ ed to ship the picture here as per nearer 7,000,000. • „ real German base for the district such city, village or town, and the was preparing to designate drill tions, following, representation of orders. The patron* were aore and south of th e Alane. This town, And until Class I Is exhausted ■■me shall be valid and binding. shop crafts that high wages paid left the theater a n d _ th 4 miles from the last 11 milei laal reported reponeu sergeants from .the Jlso^hea”/ no calls will be made upon deferred S ta r 3. Out-door lights within a city, machinists and other meachanleal position of the British southwest which organit. ion he I ■’« he‘ d* classes for any fighting troops. suffered. Wednesday night the 8 t a r village or town, other than those workers In shipyards resulting in advertised My Own United 8tate*. When Class I In any diitriet la m entioned.In Paragraph Number 1 . ™, d- . r r 1 discrimination against railroad extensively from the top of the pocket, in which and a big c ro w d welcome to join the home guard exhausted, no more cslla will be of this order, which Involve, directly shop employes. something likes half ‘a million Ger­ ■nd there got the rudiments of made until that diitriet for com bat­ or Indirectly, the use or consump­ waa on hand to »eo It. The shipping mans aro massed. Tho new scale o t wages was military maneuvers, Mr. Smith said, ant troops ao long sa there Is a Class tion of coal, oil, gas or other fuel clerk o( the film company in Atlanta announced aa follows: * Easrely and westerly movements even though is should be only a I man available In any district any­ sent the wrong picture and even ■hall not bs lighted until thirty »fe tending to converge to close the week before they are to be called. "M ach in ists,... * boilermaker*, thla would have been all right If where in the country: minute* after sunset. posket. Speed seems to , be .the blacksmiths, sheet metsl workers, All the men who had training For certain non-combatant unit*, 4. (a) The use of light.generated moulders and flrat-claas electrics a picture had been sent could have watchword of the allies all along io the Seminole Courda and *Rerhave , been used but he the where men of •special ^ training or or produced by the uae or consump­ the line, as attested by orders on ward went to the army camps have workers, 68 ce n ts, per hour. Battalion of Death th a t had been ■kill are required, and such men are tion of coal, b * . oil or other fuel the American frontto Ignore’ written back home that their pre­ "C a r men and secondclass seen here and again Manager not to be found among. Claaal re­ for illuminating or displaying adver­ machine gun next* and press on, liminary training here proved a cUctrical workers, 58 cents • per Herndon Ju st escaped the angry gistrants be found among C lajs I tisements, announcement! or signs leaving detachments to deal with great boon to them and while no * . mob with hla life and he will never * registrants, then—and only t h e n - or for the external ornamentation hour. the German gunners. * steps have been taken "here to make "H elpers, 45 cents per hour. be able to explain ju st how it are the deferred classes called u?on. of any building ahall be entirely On the battlefield north of the this Imperative, those » bo •?**** "Forem an paid on hourly baala happened. He epent ‘hla money on The number of these specialists discontinued on Monday, Tueaday; Marne, it ^becomes Increasingly *P - to join should do some training if pos­ 5 cent* per hour more than re­ advertising th at waa thrown away taken from deferred classes has been Wednesday and Thursday of each pxrent that the German retirem ent sible before they join the army. because the people came In and spective e r s f u ., . week, within New England an«i tho very small. •. k well under way. Thla wlthdsa^a "Forem an paid on monthly were 'disappointed. There ehould .’I t might be possible that ^ gov­ There U to be n thorough re­ atate* of New York, Pennsylvania, b apparently being conducted In an ernment will recognise this fact ere month, be some redress from the haughty combing of the deferred classes, and New Jersey, Delaware, Maayland, basis, increase $40 per orderly |f not a deliberate mariner, long and will take steps to have the ■ome persons who were granted and the District of Columbjfc, and minimum $166 and maximum $260. film trust th at tells tho local man­ being covered b y auch rear guard officer, 'of the, various county^guard "N ew rates are retroactive to ager Just where to head In on the classifications In Classes 2 and 3 may ahall b3 entirely discontinued on actions as th a t reported a t Troservice and then fails to ship and January 1, 1918. V Monday and Tuesday of each week >°up and Chaaaina. A study of the men some training, making the find thcmaclvers re-dasacs in Class I thus causes the local managers and called to camp. But In the main In all the remainder .of the United "Beginning. August A, 1918< m*P of the region where the Strugn o' end of confusion and losa o f eight hour day, with time and the original classification will hold. States. U S.,™ . p T t •' >h' «le is going on shows that along.tho of the American army. patronage and prestige. J 'E X C E P T IO N : Bona fide roof one-half for overtime, Sunday friom Jaulgomno. northwest to ■ _ • gardens where meals are served and work and aeven specified holidays.' • Sunday Dr. Brownlee will prech 0ulchy |e Chateau, Ju lt north o . Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wheeler Mr». W . R. Gardner Rome out-door restaurants, also establish*, The full text of the new order the Ourcq, or even ftrteher# the will move to Jacksonville where hla last ssrmon during the month of menta devoted exclusively to tho ex­ which deals In detail with methods Georgia waa In the city several August as he will take a ihuch •Hies have pressed ahead during Increases days of— this week the guest of Mr. Wheeler will u k ® * P " U on needed vacation a t hi* old borne hibition of out-door moving pictures of calculating specific lb« p u t two days. •* aa draughuman with the Shipping at wbieh admission is charged, are will bo issued within the next Mrs. Mlnurik. Mrs. Gardner la a • -* In Georgia and will also visit in exempt from this section. . week.* The former wage increaae formed resident of th e city where Board. Mr. and Mm. T . Mr*. Brownlee The new postoffice la getting In will take the Wheeler home at North Carolina. for * percentage the family reaided for many year* 4.~(b) The uae of light generated order provided ,b »P« .and the fixtures are M ing Elder Spring* »nd reside there ■* will accompany him on the trip advances with a minimum of 6 5 1and her friends were glad to a*e and .they will be abaent four or or produced by tho ■uae of conauro’ “"packed and , p la c e * The Mr. Charles haa chargs 0, the cents a n ’'hour for shopmen. |her again. ' (Contlnued on Page 4) • fire weeks. "Bice .will be ready for occupancy springs and tip .water right*. "y the flrit of August. / The Germane deaperatelt counter­ Attacked all around the semi-circle c( the M am a aallant today. They net atrong reaiatance There were , few fluctuations In' the line, but ___ held- well, reaponding iroualy-to every. aUaropL.Qi.Jhe SOLDIERS SH O U LD TRAIN NOW Washington, D. C. Ju ly 25— With the call* for Increasingly large numbers of draft registrants to fill up training camps vacated by regulars, National G u ard ' units and the first quotaa of the National artnyr there la much speculation throughout t h e ’country aa to how soon Class I I men will be called for eervice. i There need be no Immediate anx­ iety on the part of theae men or their relatives. No call affecting Clsss II men will be made thla year. No coll for the fighting.men will be made upon Class I I men in 1919, in til probability. In fact, it ia the hope of Provost Marshall Gencrhl Crowder that he will never have to go outside Class I for combatant units, and there is no present indication that he will have to do so. Draft officials believe we will be able to raise and maintain an army of five million men without going into deferred classes for fighitng troops. The figure five million they believe is conservative. Here is how they figure R: ^ The registration under the original draft law made available in Class I approximately three million men. Of these, 1,695,708 had been ordered to comri prior ’ to July 1. 1918’. Calls through July nnd August will make the number of selective service men in camp by Sept. 1 more than (wo million men. Ilegistrati9n of men who *borame 21 be tween June 5, 1917 and June 6 1918, added another llx hundred thousand men to Class I, so that on the 1st of September, we will still hive som ethat more than 1,500­ 000 qualified men in Class I who will not have been called to cnjnp. ALL RAILROAD SHOPMEN GET AN INCREASE -M �LESSONS FOR THE Safety First Last and all the Time—We Have Fire Escapes S p e c ia lly p r e p a r e d f o r th is N a u p a p e r b y P ic to r ia l R ev iew , * TUESDAY T h at Wonderful I Serial { IfThe Woman . In The Web” Also Em ily Stevens in “A Sleeping • Memory” * - WEDNESDAY T H U R S D A Y The Piclurc Chat will Makc-You Proud You arc an American Arnold Daly IN . F ; R I D A Yr S A T U R D A Y nry B. Wallhal i Frank Keenan “The Lone . . He - .I N 'j i . r )jt\ .1N . - /% »* - Wolf” ijj Dice’’ lis• Robe• o f “Loaded Also “My Own United States” Also Ihe United Slates Official War News Honor” ' Useful and Pretty New Embroidery Design*. Now that the day* aro shorter and tho ovenlngs longur, more Umo mar bo glvtn to embroidery and knitting, Among tho usefuU and pfftty !now embroideries aro exquisite nightgowns m ade, of nainsook, batiste, . . ^ ' v strong soaps can bo usod successfully Wash tho embroideries carefully i> tho ooapy water, squeezing. n8T„ rubbing. Rubbing roughan* and d* I stroys the- smooth quality of ,||k Another point to-be observed is thtt of rinsing |n clear water of exactly » “• f t * * - * “ *■ tnllaneso silks, ete^ worked In dell-calo colors. Tho embroidery design pictured Is for a nightie with round neck, and la executed-In the faintcat tones of bluo for tho linos, green being usod for the leaves ahd pink for the blossoms The sloovo-csps are combined with the body of .the gown, which Is In the fashionable slip-over style. ' If silk Is used for tho eiribroldory, be sure to soldct a good washable mako. .Ono must always bear In mind that while embroidery silk does wash very nicely, directions for washing silk must bo followed. . Make a strong suds o f warm water. not hot. and a reliable soap, no I K S ' a ^ X l « X K , *r..,S the outline, then dip tho eyelet through the centre. Clip one side two or three times aqd then roll back on the wrong side-with the needla Do careful In making the turn to keep the stltehes even and well over She rnn-ln line. Now clip tho Unto for the other side of the eyelet. It Is dnastroua to d ip too much at one tlmo. It Is better to dip tho linen as you work and Insure a much better eyelot. Small eyelets aro moro readily dono than largo ones and tho method the. same. It Is only a matter . . o t care and practise to make tbs largo ones. “The Lions Claws” Also AIso a Comedy A Comedy • COMING-Annetle Kellerman in ! THE DAUGHTER OF THE GODS” e EVENING at 7:15 MATINEE DAILY at 3:15 America Fills the Need. For yenrs It Inis been the custom for ; American manufacturer* to obtain each season a large number of Parts garments and ' rcutbipt them to tlu* 1 'My Own United S ta te s" with neeils of Atnerlnui wiimen. Paris lut* nlwnys taken the lenil In suggestingArnold T)$ly s i the S tar T h eatre possible styles. But the war lias W ednesday, July 24lh brought Amerlcnn designs to the fore, The big outstanding evewt of a slthniigh It has by no menus served to patriotic week was the Red Cross discourage Paris artists. Now many him fit performance given b jt ^ I r s . garment" wholly American are Indus Woodrow Wilson at the Kru\t-r- rhotvn. and the fart bus been clearly, bi.rkcr Theatre when “ My Own proved thl« enuulry need never In United S ta te s" was presented be­ future play second fiddle. The fart, fore otlicinl Washington nnd a ca­ ihnt fal>r!cs nnd trimmings are scarce .and'tlmt wool, esperli^ly. inu«l be con­ pacity audience thnt cheered the served bn* probably worked to tbe ad­ production to the echo. The occa­ vantage of American designers nnd sion was a benefit of the in terstate would-be designers. For simplicity Commerce Commission Red Cross has been (tic rule. Auxiliary, n branch of the big cen­ tral body which has as members the Ineffectual Camouflage. wives of cabinet officers, senatqrs I'enrl White, tin1 movie *fnr. said st a te a : ' ’ and other officials. "If a girl Is nice, you enn enslly tell .Mrs. Woodrow Wilson occupied a special boa-and-becam e so enthused It. nnd If site Isn’t nice, no mntter over the patriotic character of the a lint cnmoutlugc she uses, you can production* th at she not only apl- tell It still more enslly. "I met an actress the other day who plnuded but at the conclusion of the rlalmed to bo very nice Indeed—Vasshowing exclaimed "T h is Is indeed sar graduate, planter's daughter, unthe most wonderful picture I have fnrtunnte speculations, nnd all thnt seen." rort of thing. • , "Well, this girl and I got Into n In boxes arranged on each side of the W hite House box were Mrs. tnxlcah to hurry to n rehearsal, nnd as Thomas R . Marshall, wife of the she settled hack In her sent she absent­ Vice President; Mfs. Josephus Dan­ ly said: “ 'When you ride In n taxi,,dear, It's iels, wife of, the Secretary of the u good wrinkle to breathe on the win­ Navy; Mrs. Albert R urhson, wife of. dows If you don’t want to be seen.'" the Postm aster General; M rs..Chamg Clark, wife of the Speaker of the Odd Cure for Deafness. liuusr; Mrs. Ollie Jarm-s, wife of the There have been recorded many senator from Kentucky, together with several leaders.in social and of­ enscs of deafirei s nnd spvcchtrsancss ficial life in the AWrivSTi capital. being cured by occidental menns, such as a sudden noise or nn unexpected The screen showing of " M y Own visitor, or a startling question, nnd United S ta te s " wes preceded by the In one. cnse'nt least n midnight fall recital of "A Man Without A Coup- out of bed. llut one of the strangest t j accompanied by "M y Country case* belongs to n former wnr, where 'Tls of T h e e ." Then came n patri- n soldier lay for fifteen months un 0 i- overture, and when the picture dor the Influence of catalepsy. Final­ ly, In despair, the doctors ordered tbe w*s scarcely half a reel parsed the bngplpc* to be played near tbe pa­ cheering nnd npplause began. This tient's tied. Thnt did the work. v ;r continued throughout the prese.itation and served rs a remarkable Uncle Eben. 1 Unite to tbe skill ef the producer. "De man dnt tnlhs too much." said "M y Own United S ta te s" is com­ Uncle Eben, "nn' de mnn dnt don' talk pleting a big week’s run at the C a­ nt nil both keeps you gue*sln’ on what sino Theatre, another rf the Cran­ dey's thlukIn' nbout." . . dall Theatres and has mr.de h re­ markable impression, it is discrihed Economy end Character as the most intensely patriotic pro­ Gladstone said* "Economy Is near duction th at has been seen here to tl'V keystone to character nnd and the effect upon the audience success. A boy thnt Is taught to snvi was that of intensifying their love of his money will rarely' be ii bnd man country nnd to leave each spectator oi n failure; iln- mnn wbovsnves'v'lli prouder than ever of being an Amer­ rise In Ms trade or profession 'stendl ly ; this Is Inevitable.' ican. AMUSEMENT fectly beautiful I" declared one of tiio guests at the reception, a little later. “A id the bridegroom In his uniform Is quite the handsomest thing I boro ever seen. I don't wonder you married hltu. Has hq a long lenvo?” "A whole week," returned Elennor, "and'w e’ve planned such a wonderful trip I" . The happiness of the newly married couple seemed to be shared by every­ one else, nnd the entire bridal party sat' down to the wedding breakfast amid much laughter and merriment. The bent ninn was Just proposing a y7iu bnd come here, so I took tho next1 toast to tho hrldo and groom when train after you—nro you glad to see LIEUTENANT someone handed.the captain n tele- me?" PAT O'BRIEN . “Glnd? Why. I can't believe my "Bad netys, dear?" asked Elennor eyes or enrs. It’s so sliuply wonderful. apprehensively. I don't honestly belleTe I ever nppre■'The worst possible. They want me clnted you before. But I do now, and COp/rtihl. lilt. t>r **ml AI t s O’Bilaa to report nt headquarters today. Some­ I'm too happy for words." thing Important has come up, I sup­ Allen kissed her tenderly and they As I slowed up a little, trying to pose." .• -# sat down and talked as If they had not make up. my mind what was best to do. "Oh, Allen, how cruel 1 Bight In the seen each other for years. At last Mrs. I wns overtaken by n group of B el­ middle o f ’ our wedding, tool. You'll Greene actually did come to announce gian women who wero shuffling along have to hurry, too," sbo added, rising dinner. _ the road, and I decided to mingle to the occasion like a truo soldier's “Could you e a t . anything?" asked with them nnd sea If I couldn't convey wife. "There's a train that leaves nt • . . . the Impression that I was one of one-thirty and lt*a after ono o'clock Allen. ’“Could I I I’m simply starved. It their party. • now. Come on and I'll drive you to may not bo romantic, but I am. As we approached tbe arc light, the the station." *•8° am I, ndmltted the bridegirora. figures of those threo. soldiers with •Then w ell make this ‘ho wedding "You nro the most wonderful girl In their spiked helmets loomed before tbe world," Allen told her for the thou­ breakfast thnt wo both missed today. llko a regiment I felt as If I were sandth . time on the wsy to the sta­ Come on. Captain Searles. And ta • walking right Into tbe Jaws of death. tion. Ing him by tho hand, he bride pulled Rather than go through wbat was In "It won't be for long, dnrllng—It Just him willingly towards ^ e d ln ln g rw m store for roe, I 'felt that I would In­ can’t be," sbo choked, as for n mo­ where they did full credit to tho Inns finitely prefer to .b e fighting again In ment she cluny to him helplessly.eoo*le^r, __________________ the air with those four desperate But It toon not until tho last guest _ . ___ _ _ _ _ _ Huns who had been the cause of my had gone that Elennor threw herself P | A M T fl P C T D in present plight—then, at (east, I on her bed and sobbed bitterly. It | Jg | f| | I U U LI llIU would havo a chance to fight back, . • but now I bad to risk my Ufa and had been so sudden and unexpected", tako what was coming to mo without and they planned everything so care­ fully. Her trunk had gone and Allen a chance to strlko a blow In.my own had paid for their rooms at the llttlo defense. mountain Inn, where they were going. I shall never forget my feelings as 8ut]drn!y Elennor sat up on her bed. wo enmo within the shaft of light proPoisoned Bait Distributed Over Jocted'by that great arc light nor the with nn Inspiration. "I’ll go Just the same," she declared. faces of those three gunrds as we , Infested Fields Proves Ef­ pnssed by them. I didn't look directly "Just to see whnt It Is like. Every­ fective Remedy. * at them, but out of the corner of my thing's ready nnd I can como bnck to­ morrow If I want to. It may bo queer eye I never missed a detail. I held n hundkcrchlef up to my face as we to go off on a wedding trip alone, but passed them and endeavored to lrol- It's a lot nicer thnn staying here nnd Into tho slouching gait of tire Belgians having nil the neighbors condolo with . as w ell'as I could, and. apparently It me. I'll do It I" In a fewmoments Eleanor appeared worked. Wo walked right by those guards and they paid absolutely no before her mother, dressed for her Coarso-Flaked Bran Is Most Desirable, Journey, and the astounded lady looked Although Ordinary Middlings or attention to us. Alfalfa Msal May Bo 8ubstltut. If ever a fellow felt llko going down ■t her In amazement. But Mrs. Os­ on his knees and praying I did at that good was a sensible tCbmnn and not >d '' Bow Broadcast. — moment, but It wouldn't have done to easily disturbed, so she made little ob­ ■how my elation d r gratitude In thnt jection to her daughter's plans. (Prepared by the United fitntc* Depart­ “If any word comes from Allen be­ ment of Agriculture-) conspicuous way. 1 l'Olsoned bait hfcs pro veil to bo a It was then well, nfter 11 o’clock And fore I get bnck, please wire nt once, 1 knew It would Ire unsafe for mu to mother dead. HI bo a good girl, so simple, reliable and cheap method of destroying grasshoppers. . I t Is made attempt to find a lodging place In the don't worry. Good-by." On the thirty-mile train ride Elennor up as follows: Wheat bran, twentycity, nnd the only thing for tno to do wns to locate the innn whose name tbe allowed herself little time for thought, five jtounds; parts green or crude nrBelgian had given me. He hnd given but knitted frantically all the way. eenlc, one pound; lemons or oranges, me a good description of ihe street The Inn was some distance from the ond hnd directed me how to get there, stntlon, bnd the drive In the crisp win­ hnd I followed his Instructions closely. ter sir was delightful. There were After walking the streets for about few guests, and the kindly little old half nn hour, I came upon one of the Indy who kept the house did not bother lundruarks m/ friend bad described to her with useless questions, hut took mo nnd ted minutes afterwards 1 was her to n cheerful sitting room whero knocking nt tho door of the nyrn who n great wood Arc lay. blazing on the wns to make It posslblo for mo to reach benrth. "Drink this tea. my dear, nnd rest Holland—and liberty I At least, thnt yourself a bit. It's five now, so you’ll wns wbat I hoped. not want dinner till seven. If you CONTINUED IN N E X T ISSUE * i want anything, ring." “I don't wonder he loved It here," thought Elennor, nnd her eyes filled with sudden tears.__ After a while her tired lids drooped nnd she fell asleep. It was nlmost seven o’clock when Elennor wns nwnkened by a sound In tho room. • -• Oy K ITTY PARSONS "It must be Mrs. Green; to tel! me supper Is rendy," she considered drow­ sily, and sat up on the couch. Then (C opyright, D ll, by the M cClure Ncwspsher eyes nlmost popped out of her , per Syndicate.) Tiend. for sitting In a big chair, by the The strains of tho Mendelssohn wed­ fire was her husband. . • ding march ‘pealed out majestically ns "Allen I" th e cried, "am I dreaming tho bride bnd bridegroom cams slowly again r ” down the aisle. • "Not a b it of I t !" h e assured her. Eleanor had - always ' declared that taking her in his arms. " It was all a she would not race out of the church, mistake—the telegram wns supposed the way some couples did, and she to .read: •Report at headquarters In a 8tuptd. tint It smiled happily at the many friends wAk from today.' MY ARNOLD DALY who were so eagerly watching th# might have been > o rae. 1 telephoned COMING TO THE lon^^ o n c e and TOUT mother told me bridal procession. . ' JQ REPORT TODAY ARNOLD DALY m'MYOWN UNITED STATES' •AT THE STAR TI’ EATR^ WEDNESDAY 1 5 * finely “chopped Trulls flb\F-gr5di molasses, such as refuso from sugw factories, or catUe molasses, known u "black strap," two quarts; water, two f0 four gallons. Tho bran and polsoa are thoroughly mixed while dry, the chopped fruits aro then added, and lastly tbo molasses and water art potlred over tbo tydt apd the whols thoroughly kneaded.' A coarse-naked jB moit dcairn bio, although where this cannot bo obtained paally ordinary middlings or alfalfa meal may bo subot||Utcd. 8lrup or Molasses Essential. „trong-smellIng sim per mqlasses Is essential to the entire suect.M o t , b# undcHaklng. Crushed ripe |omat(M% * ntcrmclon, or „mc* m, T t>0 substituted- for tho Unions or orBnj,ca>-jf nccWM,nry. j n California end ot,u>r aem,Brld ri>B,ons wnter „honld be n(!(,e(, , 0 lhe bn, t nt tho rnt0 of foar , 0 twenty.ftTe poU„ait of bran, as In these climates the bait dries out very rapidly and tho extra moisture Is necessary In order to attract the gra**hoppers. Five to ai-v-n pound* of the mixture should bo estimated per acra. D ESTRO Y c GRASSHOPPERS fl w i t h P O IS O N E D BRAN B A IT | OWN UNITED STATES' STA R JH E A T B E �T h e S a lt Army Wtorin.^ . JcJass-rocm- up stairs - cf J le _ J n t e '-'rnrediatfs. e f: rhfc.S,•5-^h*d - heFri -4 cYTt There is a zeiious Outbreak of “ y efted into a "p arlo r" irtid .an IHc (he (all army worm throughout-Flo­ I. table in the center of the room-was rid*, and a round Sanford theac a punch .hpwl .full o f, delectable are attacking' cotton, talc corn^'iwect I punch from which each *" " b m lly ” p otatoes and hay-grancs. was served in turn, with a drihk The worms should be destroyed OLDEST \urnem and delicioutt enke by Miss Julia B /A B lIS ttQ Lively W ork of Major Fawcatt at once nqd not Iw allowed to in­ Lning. Beulah Spurjfng nnd Cora seed mouse crease. and Captain Thrall at Lee TillU. • . T h ty arc found generally in* spots .T h e visiting Lcn^uutf voted the r Camp Blank. In the various delds and these spots < If Sanford young* folks, quite charm-. should thoroughly dusted with pow­ Ing hostft ■ dered aisenate of lead and slaked lime in twice the lead ten fo u n d s of the At M E T H O D IST Church Sunday mixture to the acre. •July 2«. . . ^ X p t ' n L t V F U LIVR C. M. Berry, A sluggish.aloactingLiveM*.?, Sunday School a t 0:30 A. M., Hungry and Ill-Clad Soldiers Well Fed of many ill*; for you to bo * Epworth League a t 6:30 and preach* and Mada SpIck-and-Span for good health tho liver muft cm ^ Being Wpll Clothed Means Much. ing a t H P / M. ,**? tha Voyage to.. Battle * To In* well clothed n man needs of the body, PLANK'S LIVERPtti x Dr. S; W. W alker,evangelist, in non* than, clothing. Fie needs n good ' Front In Frpnco. .j ' M. E . C. S. will be in town and will romplexlon, he neetlji n goal smile, preach a t oncor. .both services.. ■MuJ. 'George W. Faw­ ind nn honest exprenslon on Ida coun­ Everybody* is cordially invited cett ls the camp qunrtcnnnstAr at nn tenance. Mcdobytho rpskers o f P I s n k * c S to bo present. T h e pastor of the Atnrricnn embarkation enrap. It Is his church will be at homw the last of the first business to sco thnt troops going week. ■ oversells, find comfortable, healthful temporary quarters, nnd hnve plehty of : For ; footI. The enmp Is more thnn a rest Do You W ant To S e ll. resort for.travelers.'" When, It ,wqs Useful things-whichyou no long­ established legs 'than n yenr ago In­ er uatJhave a greater money value coming troops were warned that they nowadays than ever before. must not rely on getting any of their Furniture and furnishings of the overseas outfit here. This la-so com­ home, side-tracked for newer things; pletely changed under M ajor Fawcett's officio furniture andfixtures, replaced administration that there Is nothing -an organisation ctfn possibly need and more in actual use;wearablcs, which this camp will not supply nearly j books, pictures, musical instruments na fujtt as the men _catL.be marched j art objects; used automobiles, still _1 warehouses to take-<ho sup­ sorvieenblc-tbese things .have a ca ^ plies away. ' valutr which you may readily reMajor Fawcett has a ' ten-foot squnre nlize through advertising them “ for ofllce In hn unpalnted shrtek. IIo slta • * ■ 4 . sale" through the classified de­ nt n little desk with two clerks, one be­ '* Nii.li 1*11 the pUIch of the nimitituliis 1. 11m 1 ni«-y nn* huiiiln.; ill** .w:-*ui:int partment of tho Herald, , hind him nnd tho other nt his side. A anil Ncmians ntwivc tho clouds In the liuul.of eu-ronl snmvs. tin* liultuu trooie telephone receiver Is stropped over his If it is not defensible*, to hoard head nil the time. The officers requir­ ers have built these unusual shelters stuck out of sight and reach of tin Teuton gunners. ladders of wood hurt" uji the digs from tin* valley to the food or fuel -in th ese, war times ing supplies for the present nnd fu­ shelters on the very top. The lints ihctnSelvo* nre bullion stilts wherever the neither is it p a trio tic'to store away ture, who come Into this enmp make ledges of rock jiertnlt stifllclent amice for the foundations. The onr* shown or to relegate to tho junk heap un­ mistakes, big nnd little, but not one here are used by n lookout post. used but useful articles which may­ flf them has lever got anything worse be urgently nt*eded by many peo­ than on nmused or nn astonished grin f from the enmp quartermaster. "It Ij i ^ ple who. would fjnd It hard to pur­ easier and quicker to give a mnn.wfiat* chase them at first hand. Don't you know he wants," the major says, • • . Don't permit any useful article'you "than to waste, your time. his. and the own to be a slacker" If you cannot government's, by qunrrellng with him use i t , ‘sell it to romebody who can because ho has not put his needs In W R IT E FO R PR IC ES end invest th** money you realize proper shiny*." A BUNCH O F IN TERESTIN G ITEM S FROM CORfrom !;s ta!e in war securities. Makes It Eaay for Them. , . 1 RESPO N D EN TS— EVENTS O F SEM INOLE COUNUae the Wnnt Column. Three Army regulations require particular cents per line. Minimun 25 Tents. printed formulns for requisitions, pre­ TY— E FFIC IEN T R EPO R T ER S FOR TH E HERALD ‘ JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA pared with scrupulous attention to small details. Major Fnwcctt has Should He A P ray er.' Wcklwa Items. I’ofcrs sympathize with her in the ‘ taught his men to accept liny scribbled, Dear Mr. Editor:loss.of he; father, Mr. J . A. Worthy memorandum on the hack of nn envel­ -M rs. 1.. E. Woods, who has been The extract from the St. August­ ope or a hit of wrapping paper, tell the who died Iflst Friday in Amerirus, visiting her daughter here ’ for the ine’ Record, published -in t- last applicant for supplies to come Imck past several weeks returned to her Ga. Mr. Worthy nt one tirno lived issue of the Sanford Herald, is timclt In hnlf nn hour, nnd, then, when he.re­ in Geneva, nnd Imd a host of friends home in M ascotte, Tuesday. and we would do well to heed the turns. hand to.him n perfectly nrrnnged here who mourn his loss. same adomination of responding to form of requisition, stating nil his Mrs. A. Newcomc, who has been Geneva had a treat in the form th e 's ig n a l for honoring needs with military exnctness, jji d nt visiting relatives in New Jersey for some . two—months, returned home of a musicale by Mrs. Lucille Aspin-ll seems strange that there should1 the same'Hme directing him to a store­ house where his supply Is already last week. She was accompanied by yrnll Tackuch of Sanford last Friday be so little regard paid to it some­ waiting. " <w, evening, also a patriotic dance by friend Mr. Newell Batem an, who times: though there may be some ex­ Tho Interior traffic of the enmp hns was in very* poor health, nnd who Mildred Holly. Those attemfing con­ cuse. The autos find it difficult when Increased until 100 big motortrucks hoped to be benefited by this rli- sider themselves fortunule. running to hear the whistle. are tearing through the streets from Camping nt Lake Harney is the matebut the trip was too hard for dawn until dark, nnd hnlf o f them I see in St. Augustine they have one in his condition. He grew worse order of the day. two whistles blowing and the angelus work far Into the night. The more the camp speeds up the more troops Major and passed nwny Monday night. beside. C an't we follow their example Fawcett invites the war department to If he had any relatives they could Prof, Evans Here But the loveliest thought is not send through the camp. The Ideal of not he found. He was buried in On his way home from a big Ep- the salute the flag, as inspiring ns Ethel cemetary Tuesday afternoon. worth League meeting at Lake Ju n- that may be, but the, rcmbrance of seeing to It thnt no.mnu crosses the seas for service with clothing and Word from Flozelle Sills, who left aluskn; North Carolina, Prof.. Gnr- of our boys in prnyer-that God may equipment which Is not new, or ns good tlcld Evans of Southern College, bliss the.m body and soul. How ns new, hns Just nhnut been /enched. £| Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity who is also State President of the rhcciing to our young heroes would Troops nre detrained from the Interior Epworth League of Floridu. stopped be the thought that a wave of pray­ In dusty, faded clothing, patched nnd §H of 99.98 Per CentMrs. It. I. Gresham is visiting her over between trains .Monday after­ er at noon or evening was rolling polled out of. shape, nnd go onto their daughter, Mrs. Chilson ol Sanford. noon nnd imnde an excellent talk over our great country for their safety ships In nn Incredibly short time dress­ ed up like a show window display. Mrs. Samuel M cBride of Oviedo upon the ■* subject “ The Place of nnd delivcrancel Ills lieutenants In chnrge of money spent Inst • Thursday in Geneva vi­ Vouth nl the World's Work to tho disbursements, subsistence, construc­ It is as little as we can do to siting her sister Mrs. Aubrey Moran. members ■of the Sanford Epworth PH O N E 338 halt-to heed the call to silence and tion, transportation, and reclamation S . nre nt, Ms door with brnnd-new comMrs. G. It. NiehoJsoD is home I.engue nnd to quite a number of rembreancc -while they are giving again nftyr a short stay with her. young languors of Enterprise, who, their lives to the service of humanity pl|cnt!ons every few mlhlues. Bewil­ xiiiiiiiiiiiiximiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxiniiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiix dered supply officers, who have rnme daughter, Mrs. Tilha of S an ford .! chaperoned by the O ilindo D ia l-: and freedom. to the camp without the slightest Idea * ........... . . . . . , .. 11...i.n......... secretary. Miss Genieva C ason,' Mr. and Mrs. J . H. Huddleston 1 , • Contributor. of wlint Is expected of them (nnd who ... , . , . ,, ,ram e over especially to meet and | are visiting their daughter Mrs. * ,, , ., would have resigned before coming hnd . . . , , ,, 1hear Prof. Evans. 1 erkes in Jacksonville. j they known) nppear nt h!s door look­ The young folks Is Lightest Wood. ing scared; they listen for n few min­ V. T. Peters spent the week end I 8llkn spruce, which tnkes from 70 utes to the general ran of his tele­ League had decorated tiie audito-l with his family at Daytona B each ..! J . . , , n rium of the church with cut (lowers. to 80 yenra to mature. Is light, com­ phone conversation, forget their scare, ’ . E . W. DICKSON Those from Geneva attending the! Before the nddrrts n short d£vo- pact. nearly odorless, light yellow, nnd 'answer hi* questions with a prompt­ Efltcienry Campaign at the Motho- j Uonnl service was held, conaluded hns vnreely distinguishable sap-wood. ness and a definiteness which seem to 314 W. 1st ST. SA N FO RD , F L A . PHONE 67 dist Church^in Oviedo Inst Friday, [by1 Mr. Spurting, Mils Wei mil Gravse It Imfc long been used for shipbuild­ surprise the men themselves, nnd go ing, masts, spurs find by musical In­ out with their heads up, smiling confi­ were Mr. and M j*. W. J . Daniels, Ban(r n solo very sweetly strument mnkere for sounding boards. dently, and accomplish ahnngos and AUTO T IR E S AND T U BES REPAIRED M r. and M is. Chat-. Phillips, Mrs. address, Douglas fir or spsuee. great forests of refitting* and substitutions su ch .jis Adams, Mrs. Moruh and Miss Helen' landed to each one ; resent, which. which nre found o ftllie * coast is also they Jiad J ) e v c r j l r e j ^ i ] - ‘ Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires Moron. divided the crowd^Jnto* members cf, n favorite wood, but Is snmcrrhttt lin F : icr thnr tho Sltkn spruce Work Well Oivlrfed. "fam ilies" of njrie' each. Tho^boys The many friends of M rs. V. STARTING B A T T E R IE S ... ~ The.work under Mnjor Fawcett sub­ divided itself naturally so thnt no dliiproportlonnto burden falls on'any one department, with one exception. For ALL R E P A I R W O R K G U A R A N T E E D accounting purposes It Is absolutely necessary thnt one-man should hnve chnrge of what. In quartermaster lan­ guage. Is called “property." lie must sign every Involcq and assume respon­ sibility for tt financially. This Job under Major' Fnweett Is thnt of Cnpt. O. E. -Thrall, Q. M. IL O. Captain Thrall has counted It a big night when lie has had more thnn four hours*1sleep slnee tho war starter]. Cnptnln ThYnll hns never Irfen raitaht rattled. Ho gwenriCnow nnd then, but laughs nt himself when hr A Shipment of New nnd Up-to-lhc-M inutc Cars Ju st Received swears nnd he never lets anybody else get rattled. Cnptnln Thrall Is n much more tired looking mnn thnn he wps n yenr ngo—tint llk c jjils chief he hni found thnt the best way to keep men moving Is to meet Ignorance and stu­ pidity nllkn with n friendly grin nnd straighten them out ns they go along. Major Fnwcctt left the regulnr army 17 yenrs ngo and was for many yenrs purchasing ngent for the Philippine WHITE constabulary. Cnptnln Thrall ernne Lnrgcst Awiortment Ever in the City. Let me Convince ypu that the Overlnjul find WlllysWHITE CAKE from the ranks of tho regulnr army. Knight Ls the Thrift Lino of the Time. LIQUID MOUNTAIN LOOKOUT POSTS OF ITALIANS s w d S S S SPECIALS ‘ Farmers SEED BED W IR E GALV. SPRINKLERS AND COTTON SCALES Fernald Hardware Company Sacks F o r C a sto r Beans C O U N TY HAPPENINGS - New or Second Hand Bags Southern States Bag Co. XIINIIIUniXIIIIIIDIHIXIIIIIIIKXIIIIIIIIIIICKIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIi; | Elder Springs Water Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought: To . Your Door paily | T. 0 . Charles Distiibutor Sanford Vulcanizing Works m m m m m m m x m m m m m m Thrift Cars FR E E AIR SERVICE OVERLAND WILLIS-KNIGHT KEEP Y O U R LIGHT FOURS BIG FOURS LIGHT SIXES BIG SIXES TOURING SEDAN EXPERT REPAIR SERVIC E Now Qn : ■ My Floor TO PS'RECO VERED . ; WILLARD BATTERY SERVICE OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE CO. O PPO SITE COURT H O U SE SANFORD, FLORIDA Beggar Had $500. Memphis, Tenn.—John Johnston, .a professional beggar, cursed a white woman when ahe refused to buy a pen­ cil from him. • He was nrresterl. At tho..dty Jnll when ho wns Scorched $500 In currency was found in his ctu'hca. . . r.; * W h ite Shoe FOR '! MENS, WOMENS AND CIIILDDFN'5 SHOE* Im f i't t»X|tCi^).4P('R.\M0S > 11 Ml 111i. B l'IF U l'. s 1 �TUB SANFOaO HERALD bread, some hot potatoes and a dish of scrambled eggs, ‘ ‘ EH*ry mouthful of th at meal tnstqd like''angel-food to tne and. Iluyllger sat oti the odgo of the bed and watched mo enjoying It, at the aametUne’out* lining the plans he had made for my escape. In brief, the scheme was to conceal me In n convent until conditions were ripe for me to make my tvny to tho bonier.- In tha-hit-anwlillo I was to bo dressed In the garb of a priest, and when tho time canto for mo to leave tho city I was to pretend that I was a Spanish sailor, because I could speak a little Spanish, which I hndf picked up on^ the coast. To attempt to piny tho pn'rt of a Belgian would benyno In* crenslngly difficult, ho pointed out, nnd would bring Inevitable disaster In the event that I was catted upon to speak. Iluyllger said I would bo given suf* Helent money to bribe tho German guards at tho Dutch frontier, and ho aasured me that everything would work out according to schedule. r/ ^ "Yours Is not the first case, O'Brien, we have handled successfully," he de­ clared. "Only three weeks ago I heard T H E DOTS 80MEWHERE IN FRANCE. By Clifford Leon Shermsn. Dear Folks:—This letter will be mulled to you from "somewhere In ftiocc." I am writing It aboard the transport'on the first day out, nnd mjt*- it will get by the censor and then maybe again It will not, hut you can fitk iJi Jold tho dots and find out wbnt I nra doing. We sailed from (deleted nnd tho first part of the trip was rather rough. As you know, I •ptr was a very good sailor,'nnd one of the officers accused me of upending too uuch tlmo looking for submarines. He thought thnt wns what 1 was fciAf. ns my position wns something like this. SAMMY. Tu completo the picture, draw n line from dot 1 to dot 2. then from dot 2 todot fi. ami so on. n , i. contact with them, oven with the beat a t disguise*. That night I accompanied Huyliger to n faih|onnhlc section of tho* dty, where the houso In which I was to be. concejlctl was located. ■tory structure of brick. Iluyllger toll) me thnt It hnd beep occupied by n wealthy Belgian* before the war, but since 1014 It hnd been uninhabited save for tho occasional habitation 'o f some refugee whom Iluyllger wna befriend­ ing. Iluyllger hml n key and let mo In, but he did not enter the bouso-wltb mo, ulntlng thnt ho would visit me In the morning. I explored tho plnco from top to bot­ tom as well as I could without lights. Tiie house was elaborately furnlshPd. but, of course, the dust lay a quarter of nn Inch thick everywhere. It was a large house, containing sorao twenty rooms. Thi*re wefle two rooms In the basement four on the first floor, four on the second five on tho third and five on tho top. Iu tho days that were to come I was to bnve plenty of oppor­ tunity to fnmlllarlto myself with the contents of that hoaso but at that time I did not know It and I was curious enough to wnnt to know JnSt what the bouse contained. Down In the basement there was a huge pnntry hut It wna absolutely bare, except of dust and dirt. A door which evidently led to a sub-basement at­ tracted my attention and I thought It might be n good Idea to know Just where It led to In caso It became neccs-. sory for the to elude searchers. In that cellnr I found caso after case of choice wine— Iluyllger subsequently told me thnt there were 1,800 bottles of It I I was so happy nt the turn my affairs had taken and In the rosy prospecta which I now entertained thnt I oils half Inclined to Indulge In n little celebration then nnd there. On socond (C o p y rlih t. 1717, by Tho Hell 8yn d lc«to, Ine.) accustomed by this time to* ileeplnft ukder far less comfortnbld conditions, 1 awn) lowed my disappointment as cheerfully ns I could and . lay down for thc^nlght. t (n the morning Iluyllger appeared j and brought-mo some breakfast, nndi nfter I hnd eaten It he asked me wind connections'*! had In Franco or Eng­ land from whom I could obtnlo Promptly and Correctly Rendered Mean 'Much to the Retail Merchant he replied. "We'll And a way of get­ ting It all right What I want to know Is how far you are prrpnre<l to go to compensate me for tho risks I am rendering you I” The chntigo In tho man's attltudr stunned me. I could hardly believe niy ^ ^ J f course I shall pay you ns well as I can for what yon have done, Iluyll­ ger," I replied, trying to conceal ‘as far aa posslblo'tho disappointment his de­ mand hnd occasioned me, "b’ l don’t you think that this Is hardly the proper lime or occasion to talk of compensa­ tion) All I have on me, as you know*, Is a few hundred francs, nnd that, of course, you nro welcome to,>and when I get back. If I ever do, I shall not easily forget thnt kindness you have shown me. I am sure you need have no concern about my showing my grntltudo In a substantial way." .‘T h a t's nil right, O'Brien," he in­ sisted. looking at me In a knowing sort of wiiy; "you may take care of me nfterwurds, nnd then again you limy not. I'm not satisfied to wnlt. I wnnt to be taken cure of now!" "W ell, what do you '.want me to dol How much do jo u expect In tile -way of compensation? Ilhw can I arrange to get It to you? I am willing to do ifnythlng Hint Is reasonable." pounds," he replied, " I wnnt nnd ho named n figure thnt staggered me. If I had been Lord Kitchener In­ stead of just an ordlnnry lieutenant In the It. F. 0., ho would hardly hnvo asked n larger sum.' I’ortinps ho (tiaustit I was. o obligation Phone 148 C O O D T O T H E LAST DROP MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ^Continued c n Page fil C y p re ss Outlining the Plans He Had Made for My Escape. from nn English merchant who had escaped from n German detention camp nnd rnme .to me for nsslstnnce nnd whom I hnd been able to get through tla> lines. His message telling mo of his t*nfo nrrlvnl In llotterdnm rnmo to mo In nn Indirect wny. of course, but the fart that the plans wo hnd made carried through wllhqut mishap makes mo fool thnt we ought to Ik* aide to do as much for you." I told Iluyllger I wns ready to follow T Q /tt^ /n rA iy A h[s Instructions nnd would do any­ thing he suggested. "I wnnt to rejoin my squndrnn ns soon iih I possibly can," I told htm, "hut I realize thnt It will take n certln length of time for* you to mnke the SYNOPSIS. m-eessary arrangements, nnd I will he ns patient ns I ran." CHAPTER I-In tiix lu c^ ory . P at O'Urtsn The first thing to do. Iluyllger told t u of hli purpose In w riting the story *f bli adventure*. me, Wns to prepare n passport. He had n hlnnk one ntu) It wns n comparatively CHAPTER I I —Tolls o f hts enlistm ent Is 0 * Royal Plying corps, his training In simple matter to fill In the spaces, us­ Cued* end his tra n sfer to F ra n ce fo r so­ ing n genu Ino passport which Iluyllger ma duly. IMiHsessed ns n sample of the hand­ CHAPTER I I I —D escribes lights In which writing of the passport, clerk. My oc­ w brought <10wn two Uerm an airplanes fed tu* anal fight In . which be was cupation wns .entered ns thnt of^n wvught down wounded within th e Qersailor. My birthplace wo gnve iinr* and was made a prisoner of n r, Hpnln, nnd we put my nge nt thirty. As n mutter of fnrt, nt thnt time I CHAPTER IV —Discovers th a t German MKJUI »ufT barbarously neglected the eiuilil easily have passed for thirty* htoiy wounded and devoted their enerfive, hilt we figured thnt with proper **« lo m iu r ln g thoee who m ight be Murntd to the firing llnea. Witnesses food %nd n decent plnce to sleep nt Isuh In fight o f his best chum , Lieut. night. I could soon regain my normal n * l Rainey. appearance, nnd the passport would .C H A ITER V -H e la taken to the ofhnvo to serve me, perhaps, for several ■renr prison camp a t CourtraL There he weeks to come. •*«»o planning his esespa. B y g re a t sacrats h* manages to sav e and hide away Killing In the blank spaces on tho tv# dally rations o f bread. pusspart wns, as I hnvo said, a com­ CHAPTER V I—l ie 'confiscates a map of paratively easy matter, but thnt did Oarmany and Ju st h a lf an nour la te r Is f o on a train bound fo r a prison camp not begin to fill tho bill. Every genu­ “ Gvrmany. He leaps through a window ine passport boro nn offidnl rubber Itu * ,he '™ ln Is traveling a t a ra te o f M stamp, something like an elaborate postmark, nnd I wns nt n loss to know how to get over thnt difficulty. Fortunately, however, Iluyllger had half of n rubber stamp which had evi­ dently been thrown away by the Ger­ mans, nnd ho planned to construct tho oilier half out of tho cork from n wlno bottle, HO was very skillful with n penknife, nnd although ho spoilt a score or more of corks before he suc­ ceeded In getting anything like the result ho wns after, the finished nrllclo wns for better than our most sanguine expectations. Indeed, nfter wo hod pored It over hero nnd there, nnd re­ moved whatever Imperfections our re­ pented test disclosed, we hnd a stamp which rondo an Impression so closely resembling Jbe orlglnnl thnt without a magnifying glass, we wore 'su re . It Tha Fcraed PiMDart. * tered ln response to my Invitation to would hnvo been Impossible to, tell For obvious r.-asons, F cannot de- enter, he told me that I f jJ J J J thnt It was a countryfelt, ***** the man to whom I applied for noon I I hnd alept for almost t Iluyllger procured a Faraera and « passport nor the bouse In which bourn. / . took a photograph of me to. paste on ^ llv«L Wh|te, In view o f what subI cannot any that Ihe |ho«-M d! tho pnssiwrMn the place provided for ^uenily happened, I would n o t'b e not run through my hend that I * ' . thnt puriiose, nnd we then had a pass­ w , mUc|' Cl)nci'med If ho got Into hapa nfter all I wm port which was entirely satisfactory V®?*8 having dealt with me. I pnntdlao. nnd that vhta l r f to both of us nnd would, we hoped, licit the hardships he had e n -! nppenred It would be ' I " I prove equally so to our friends -the In common with tho other In* German wddlers behlml ' * Huns. of that conquered dty may missed such mlsgUlfiga summrUy, It had taken two days to fix up tho £ £ bl> Iwve distorted his Idea of .llzing Uwt I ««« w passport. In the meanwhile Huyllgcr nnd Justice, nnd I alinll not d o -. Injustice to let such Udn*«Informed roe that he had changed his bring furiher dlsaater on ! head even fo(r ■“ ‘"S S re ritJ and It plans about the convent nnd that In­ “ 2 * * 'evcnllng hta identity. • , right to doubt bla “n^ stead he would take mo to an empty ,, Thl* nmn—we will call him Huy- would do me no good to e”tcrt“'n bouse, where I could remain In tuifely because thnt ta us unlike his suspicions. If ho was go ng until he told me It tins advisable for M It la mine—waa very kind to treacheroua to -me, I ™ P°werl me to'proceed, to the frontier: on that numorable. night when I any way to cope-with v _ This waa qulto agreeable to me,'ns r 1‘lm from his sleep and In a In « few moment. had had misgivings ns to the kind 2 ? V ,nM of explanation told him of pen red with ■ tray COD*"," 3 ^PH sht. T * breakfast, t don't suppose I shall ever of a priest I would make and It seemed to me (a be safer to remain nloof'front «e InvUed mo Inside, prepared aomo forget thnt meal- 11 everyone In a descried- bouse «lum to ^ and, putUng cn V d resa- . cup of coftce-reai coffee, not the «.nd rame and a s tb y me while I I tmd had at OourtnU-eevcral -Hcea of have to mlnghc with iw-uplu or oouic ip Sanford, Florida ASK YOUR C R O C E R Lum ber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses !hase & Co., Santord, Fla FEED STUFFS OUR LONG SUIT W E ALWAYS HAVE T H E GOODS ‘ PRICE LIST • :------------- O F ----------— * J. J. C A T E S CO .. Inc. Sole Distributors for Just Feeds and Dealers in Hay, Grain, Feed, Groceries an tfFarm ers Supplies • OFFER FOR WEEK ENDING AUG. 3rd., FEED AND SUPPLIES AT THE FOLLOWING CASH PRICES T h e Perfect ' Balance JU ST fem CKEH i GUM BO JU S T M1LJ3 JU S T B oth feeds — are necessary Hay ... .per ton .$35.00 Ju st Scratch Feed “ cwt. 4.60 Just Chicken Gumbo (V ^ 1) “ “• 4.50 Just Calf Meal . . . “ “ 6.00 Just Horse Feed 11 “ • 3.50 Ju st Pig Feed “ “ * 3.50 Ju st Dairy Feed (2Vpr,UTl) “ u 3.50 Oats, No. 2 White,-Chipped “ “ 3.90 Corn, No. 2 White “ " 4.50 Beet Pulp . .. ...n “ 3.75 Cotton Seed Meal, bright “ " 2.60 .Velyet Bean Meal ( .... “ “ 2.60 Peanut Meal (wi*lhi7V*) .... “ “ *3.25 Beet Meal (*" *1 $ " " ') “ “ 3.25 Fine Table Salt “ “ 1.50 Ice Cream S a lt, . “ “ 1.50 Mason F ru it Jars, qts*. p e rd o z .......... 1,20 No. 2% Tin Cans, carton, 125. cans 5.25 No. l'Virginia Peanuts, perewt. .. . 15.00 Best Hams on E arth , per lb. .....................35 Red Cow Dairy Feed ......... . 3.50 • You will And these Stocks at the Sanford Flour & Feed Company^ Store, Wclbourn Block. On account of market condition!) we arc unable to name prices on Groceries, however, we carry a complete line, and would be glad to name you dose prices on afly amount you might need. We invite eompetive business. (INCORPORATED) Sanford, Florida �THE SANFORD HERALD R . J . HOLLYKEditor “ W. M . HAYNES, Oaalneaa Manager theyeraui PRINTING company e im s c jr r m o N p r i c e in a d v a n c e : " I pledge allegiance to my flag and the Re­ public for which It atmnds; one nation In* divisible, with Liberty and Justice to all." thought tb o u t it.- Let ua hope he will prove a good private, and for keep quiet about Heaven' 'it.— Lakeland Telegram. Yea, keep it private about Prlvato CatU . • ,• . T E A C E T A LK Germany la talking of peace again,, and . like all other cam ouflaging th at those fat bcada havo done, are talking of leaving "Belgium to arbitratlon arid let G erm any-have Rus­ sia and the Balkans and everything else. And when Germany talks of peace, look out for the pro-Germans' Id America getting up and yelling about what America should do.. and strive to gain the best in m oral, physical and financial welfare i *. _ H ave you the Aim of SAVING? CAPITAL $30,000.00 I Regularity pays. ; SU RPLU S’ $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Hear them tell about h ow . we should be magnanimous- in our vic­ tory hnd how we should let Germany come back into the fold and give her something^ B u t not as long as the American newspapers are living and true Americans are at the head of this government. We want no peace n ow .. Do ypu get th a t, you flat-headed Prussians, We are not H. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA TW*-IWA*« F. L WOODRUFF Vka-PrstUsal R. R. DEAS Au'l CsiUw THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR■ DEPOSITS * t ~Z are over there and may be killed today and ‘more of them are going over every day. We- would rather be killed than let the Kajser and his ' bloodthirsty devils- be turned loose upon the world again. - There will Be no peace until the kaiser and every German th at be­ lieves )n him Is dead, and this'goes for those Germans in America who still believe in the kaiser and his principles.. They have fooled us it is necessary Times. N o 765 H ally Thompson, Sanford No 763 Lonsie D. Sanders, Sanf'd No 771 Harrison Clark, Sanford No 780 ' Jerem iah H. Brunson, •Sanford # No 789 Ottia Turner, Sanford. ' No 804 Jam ea B . Murphy, Longwood. No 805 Willie J . Williams, Genova No 809 Charles WUlamson^ Sanf'd . No 813 Anderson D. Hawkins, Sanford, No 819 Mamnio M cKnight, Sanf'd No 826 John B . McIntyre, Sanford No 839 W llie'Jefferson, Sanford. No 844 Caster Banks, Oviedo No 387 Lawrence Cooper, Sanford No 868 Henry Thomas Genevq,No 862 Morris Edwards, Sanford. No 865 W alter Mitchell, Sanford. No 86ft Fred Cooley, Sanford No 877 Dewilla Edgar M erritt Long wood, Fla. ' No 881 Will Miller, Oviedo. No 883 Robert Hill, Sanford. No 889 Jam es Jerdin, Sanford No 891 John Miles, Sanford N o . 898 William Washington, Paola. No 901 Calvin Spopcor, Sanford No 902 Ernest Jones, Sanford. No 929 Isaac Grant, Geneva No 932 Jam es Campficid, Oviedo. No 961 John Lyons, Lake Monroe No 962 Solamen Adams, Geneva. No 967 Wired "Young, Sanford. No 980 Raynon Walker, Sanford. No 981 Joshua Scipio, Sanford No 982 Garfield Johnson, Lake Monroe The Florida Swine Growers As­ sociation wilt meet in- Marianna on October. Wc know of a few a'round R IV E R T R A N S P O R T A T IO N . here that should bo there and take The day may come when river a prize. freight Is hsndlcd In barges. There (Continued from Page 1) will be, say, four barges fer DcLand four for Sanford,' four for Green Why all thia fhss about Quentin RoosevelL heing killed? Other boys Cove, Palntka, etc. One barge will ption of fuel for illuminating or dis have been killed In the war and re­ be loaded for DeLand, one for each playing any shop window's. store ceived two-line notice in the des­ other of the larger towns, while an­ windows or any signs In’ show win­ patches. Young Roosevelt is no other will contain packages for the dows, shall be discontinued from more than any other young Amer- smaller docks along the river. A boat sunrise to sunset and shall also be boat will leave Jacksonville for San­ discontinued on the nights specified ford, having In tovV a dozen barges. in P aragraph'4 (a). When the boat reaches Green Cove, 5. The State Fuel Adninlstrator T h e Orlando Reporter-Star de the Green Cove barge will be drop­ within the several states are hereby serves special notice ; for getting out ped off, any little freight picked up directed and authorized to see that extra editions every time some big for southern points and ■the boat the provisions of this order are ob­ story about the war breaks after continued to its next stopping point. served and carried out within their the regular edition la- out. They is­ When the boat reaches DeLand several states, to report violations sued several last week and no doubt Landing, the DeLand barge will be thereof to the United States Fuel the people down there appreciate dropped off, and the boat continue Administrator, to recommend them iufflcicntly to purchase enough on to Sanford. While the boat is to him action to be taken with re­ extra copies to make it worth while. on its way to Sojiford and return, spect to such violations. No 987 Charleston Hunter, Sanf'd The Reporter-Star under the Broathe DeLand barge will he unloaded This order shall" he' effective' on No 988 Cedi Lam ent Ward, San'd sierc ' Twins is some metropolitan and loaded up again with shipments and after Ju ly 24', ,1918. No 990 Eugene Wm. Jones, Sanf'd newspaper. from DeLand. This would eliminate (signed) H. A. Garfield, No 998 Samuel Rice, Sanford. the long stops at present necessary No 1008 David Lawrence Steph­ for loading and unloading a steamer ens, Sanford. Daytona Beach will organize a 1 * , ■% Presbyterian Church Commercial Club and they arc would eliminate the expensive steam ­ i- No 1009 Fred H arris, Sanford. In spite of the large number of organizing in the summer time when er and install in its place a little tug No 1012 William Jones, Sanford. they have plenty of time to get in costing only a fe.w thousand dollars. the congregation who are absent No 10 13 Harry Warren, Sanford. good shape for the winter business. If it were deemed wise to carry pas­ from town, we are having intcrcstNo 1023 Tom Thorpe, Sanford. This Is a good move on the part sengers. screened upper decks could ing sessions of the Sabbath School No 1023 Stylio Collins, Oviedo. of the people of Daytona Beach and he built on the Sanford barge in ouch week. Last Sunday there were No 1033 Edward Lewis M ath­ they will see big returns in their W 'hlch passengers could make a most representatives present from 13 state ews, Oviedo. , , and 2 foreign countries. city and in their business, if they delightful trip. No 1036 Lewis Price, Sanford. will keep up the interest in the Club . . As much of thia article ns applies Four ypung men from the Prcmbya t Mil times. There is nothing th at to the St. Johns could atao apply terian congregation left Thursday Soldier Boya Leave will build up a town aa much as a for Camp Greenlcaf, Ga-, for the The following Seminole County Commercial Club or Board of Trade army. There arc now 29 men from iys left yesterday for Camp provided the members keep up in ter­ this church in the army and navy reenleaf, F’ort Ogelthorjtc yesest and every citizen becomes a service. If an equal portion of the AN A LA RM IN G SH O R T A G E r where they will become met) of the whole nation were In OF T E A C H E R S A LL OVER of the National army: " service there would be over 7,000,000 F L O R ID A . Geprge Smith or more than twice the present * David Profit Self There's n good deal of unneces­ School hoards all over Florida nre strength. Wm. Henry Sapp sary fuss and publicity it seems to reporting a woeful shortage of teach­ The pastor and his wife leave Frank Joseph Takarh ua about the movements of young ers and the prospects nre that many ' Lee Graham Hunter C a lls, who went into the army as a schools will have to he cloned be­ early next week for North Georgia to spend the month of August. Alex ■ Voughn, Jr. Captain, over the protests of the cause the necessary teachers cannot There willbe no preaching service Samuel F . Long men of his company, and who was ve secured,. Perhaps Volusia county Carl Bradbury later reduced to the ranks. •- It Is is typical of the situation generally after next Sabbath until September. Jcptha Oliver Brown now announced, with a flourish of throughout the state. The principal Sunday School and prayer meeting Samuel Murdock Leonard trumpets, that he has c nils red as n of the New Smyrna schools resigned will he conduvted as usual. The services next Sabbath will private. Many n better man has his position the other day to enter done the same, and nothing was the service. 'D eL an d News is he us follows: Red Cross Pledges Sabbath School 9:45 authority for the statem ent that 30 Mrs. Deane Turner, War F’und Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. teachcra have resigned To* go into Cashier of the Second Red Cross Christian Endeavor 7:00 P. M. other work which promises to he War Fund, is out of the city for a more lucrative. There appears to ho Fivening Worship 8:00 P. M. few weeks taking a much needed You will he welcomed at these no concert of action, nothing in the vacation, and has informed me th at nature of a strike. They have sim­ services. there nre quite a number of pledges ply been driven to this action by necfor Ju ly that arezstill unpaid. Colored Selects To Go -csalty. The salaries they have re­ Pleaso therefor make prompt pay­ We have it. Worlds of it. ceived as teachers have proved in­ Fallowing is a list of colored reg­ ment of all these pledges to me at And furthermore, the prides adequate for their support in a de­ istrant*, th at will be entrained on your earliest convenience, in order on most’ of it nre the same cent and comfortable manner, and August 3rd, by the Local Board of that wc may make prompt report the salaries offered by the govern­ Seminole County under call 1,000, thereof a t the end of the month. aa you have been paying for ment and business houses have and they will be sent .to Camp H. C. DuBosc, Chairman the past year or more, owing tempted them ay ay from their Devena, Ayers, Maas.: to the fnct th at we always Upaala and Grapcvillc.' chosen profession, and this, regard­ No 6 Elias Bell Sanford keep a good supply on hand less of the fact th at many of thbm Theodore Berqulat of F t. Meade No 101 Ztma Banka Sanford have spent time and money to fit and the greater part'of our No 168 Oliver General Sanford came Saturday on a visit to his sla­ themselves for teaching. stock was purchased before No 176 Esther Woodward San ­ ter, Mrs. Edwin Lundquist and ford. Should any schools have to be brother, Clarence of this place. the recent raise in prices. No 193 Roger Whit ted Sanford dosed^or even subm it to a shorten­ Norman Swanson was caller No 256 Nathaniel Gilmore' ing of the ter'ma It would bo nothing Wednesday at the home of hla pa­ short o(>a calamity. The least that Chuluota, Fla. rents. ALWAYS R E M E M B E R wc can do for the future citizens of No 467 Leonard Cunningham, , > Margaret Ericson was a caller the republic la to fit them for on un­ Chuluota, Fla that wc carry every kind Wunday at the homes of Mrs. T y ­ derstanding of Its duties and respon­ No 469 Irick Brunson Sanford ner and Bznllingcr. of Ink from W r i t i n g No 683 Scaser Hawkins Chulu* sibilities. It la nald there arc 76,000 H. G. Lundquist, with hla sons, illiterates in the arm y already, which ota, Fla. Fluid to Printer'll Ink. No 695 Henry Moaley, Sanford. John, Elm er and Eric spent a couple Is a serious indictment for a country No 675 Tom McDuffie Geneva of days in Jacksonville, combining -which has always' prided Itself upon business and pleasure.While ther No 693 Charley Rogers, Sanford the general education of ita people. they wero guests of hla brother-ln No 701 Jam es A. Johnson Lake The uneducated man, In the army law, Aaron Lundquist and wife. or elsewhere, Is under A serious hand­ Monroe, Fla. Mrs! S ted t, with Jesse Lee and No 712 Lorinc Aticins, Sanford icap. Can we afford to put this bur­ wife,' and hla brothers, -Ernest and No 721 Benj. F. Buford, Chuluota den upon our children?- Is the dif­ OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. Eddit, were Sunday, vlaltois at No 722 Jo e Lovett, Sanford ference o f . a few mills oh’ the dollar Nd 736 William Hand, Geneva. Phone 148 -Sanford* Florida in taxes to be placed against the No 742 Emman Cote Sanford lifelong welfare b f our children? For UNIVBRSITY OP FLORIDA Gainesville Military Training Under Army Officers A FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FO R WOMEN Tallahassee Coursa* in Art* sad S cira m , Apiculture, _ M» SludmU from S I Florid* Counil« Chemical, Clril. Electrical and Mechantral End* aeoriac, Law, Tear here' CoUeya. Tuition Free. Send tor C *U lof. Writ* at m m (or C«t*loc- A. A. M URPHREE, President have moved from the Vihlen cottage to the one owned by their brother Aaron. I t has been suggested that we note the birth of twin boys, .named Leroy and Ralph to M r. and Mrs. Ja ck Thompson, aa perhaps some of their many friends hevo not heard yet. They were born on the 11th wc believe, and their parents were long residents of this place and San­ ford, t '* Little Era Karr is visiting at thehome of her' uncle, Andrew Bertie son in Sanford. D on't forget the prayer Bcrvicc at the church, Sunday eve. at 7:30 . D istinguished'Party Here Judge and Mrs. Cooper Griggs and Mr. and Mrs. Goode Guerry, of Jacksonville, wero in the eity this morning enroqte to Tam pa. Judge Griggs is head of the W ar Savings Stamps committee in Florida and Mr. Guerry is his valuable assistant having charge of all the publicity. Good is a former newspaper man, who la ofT the main job while he .is making war his business. Paints, Varnishes,- Lead and Zinc *25 to 50 per cent off on our Big stock of Wail Paper. Finicy'e Pionneer Paint Store, Cor. Court & Pine Orlando, Fla. Remember the Blue Front. 97-2tp Look Out for Hog Cholera. Thia is the time for hog cholera and any suspicious symptoms should he reported to County Agent Berry at once. Dr. Dowling of Orlando, represents the government station and will inoculate the hogs at any time. There Is no need to.h ave hog cholera these days and all the hog rnisers need to do is to w atch'their hogs very closely ju st now and repert them to County Agent Berry Old 'Age's Chief Blessing. The fruit of old nge Is the memory ind rich store of blessings laid up In tarty life.—Cicero. 1 EDWARD CONRADI, President FOR G REA TER Association F LORIDA will hare Leesburg. Home at Leesburg, Ju ly 2 4 .—Co-ordinat­ ing the efforts of the various Cham­ bers of Commerce in getting more equitable freight rates in Florida is to be one of the activities of the Greater Florida Association. A plan for getting members wu adopted at a meeting of the Direct, ora held here on July 20, as follows: by securing the support of commer­ cial bodies in every section of the S ta te and letting them stand respon­ sible for getting members in their respective communities, the entire S tate can' be solidified in activities of state wide importance. Congress­ ional committees or other, important groups of men holding the future welfare of this syate at their dis­ posal. The directors voted to maintain headquarters of the Association in the city where the president reside*. As president G. G. Ware resides here, Secretary J . P. Durler wilt move to Leesburg at once qnd open the office at this place. They also voted to avvor governmental^ inves­ tigation of the proposed west rout route,’, emphasising its sympathy* with projects to conserve man poser and save time. .. Believing that a '.‘Tick Frre Flor­ id a" will be one of. the most effec­ tive advertisements which this state can have, in that it will serve to a ttra ct the most substantial class of settlers, the directors adopted ihe following resolutions: "W H E R E A S forty Florida coun­ ties have during the past year made appropriations through thler hoards of county commissioners for the building of dipping vats and dipping of cattle, there he It R E SO L V E D , that we urge upon the County Commissioners and the people In every quarantined county to capry on this work with the utmoot energy, with a view of eradicit Ing the cattle fever tick throughout^ the entire state at the earliest po»-' siblc date." :R > I W A R IS D E C ID E D Y O R G T L A IIZ T m O J V The problem of our country today is the organization of all its resources and efforts. The Federal R eserv e System is the banking organization which is caring for the nation’s financial needs. Support it by dealing jwith a member bank. �THE SANFORD HERALD „ PAGE FIVE PREV EN T HOG CH OLER the competitive drilling; • baseball* The D. A. Thomas Hog Powder game In tho ‘a fternoon and a big has a record of 95 per cent cures of dance in the Casino In the ovcnlng. Hog Cholera. ILyou 7 e c i your hogs One of the features will b e 'a big h a p p e n in g s o f Telephone Operators a * ‘ directed, you need never fear hog sea-food dinner for the guards, pre- IN TEREST *IN AND AROUND SANFORD cholera or any other hog disease. sided over by tho members of the , <£ Now Serving in France. 1 Arthur Gatchel is now located in And the directions are very simple, Rod Cross chapter of Daytona. Company D, 19th. Infantry Ibg ln en t, ju st about what you are doing, plus : An effort will be made to aecure Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Tex., Hundred Who Were 8ent Over div­ a few cents* worth of B .-A . Thomas' - Mr*- s> 0 Ch“ ° ftnd family the attendance of a t least a platoon If the young man inquiring about wr* . returned from Daytona ing Such Efficient Servlco More as a private. He just could not be' kept hog Powder in.the feed twice a week of regulars from Camp Johnson, bookkeeping. htK wh0 failed to sign Will Be Sent Btich where they h* vc bccn “Pend- his letter, will drop us a card with out of the service, although just a kid Usually, though, Cholera gets in Jacksonville, and ptpsibly one. of jgt the pMt two months. he was "rearing to go.” . before we know It, Then It requires his rorrect address we wIIT gladly Washington.—To the 100 girls'from closo attention to each hog—each the regimental bands. Jim Estridgc, who In civil life was ^ Dr. Davis a t the- Lincoln furnish the necessary information. ' America now doing nenrlce ns military A number of companies have al­ Southern School of Commerce, of Captain of ono of our groups In the telephone operators In France, 100 Jiog must be dosed—and If you wll ready signified their approval and Hotel (°r ttla#ses95-tf Bcrean Class, when Homo on furlough more In trdlntng schools here may soon dose them as'directed, you will save * 97-2tc. Cil Cabbctt haa returned from Orlando. intention to participate thua assur­ recently, acquired an immediate superior bo added, leaving a ie& rve force of better than 90 per’ (cent. If you Engineer Harold Chopin Washburn trip t0 ®ovcr*f P °fnf* Georgia ing the success of the meting. This j the Carolinaa. Mrs. Gabbett has returned to his post of.duty after officer, and It la now hta pleasant task *400 more on fllo out of about 8,000 ap­ don't, tho B . A.' ThomxF medicine fa the first qttempt to hold a. state costs you nothing. W e—not some4 ,ill return In th e' next few days. a ton days furlough spent with his to report to Mrs. Jim Estrldge when he plications. meeting of Home Guards since their The telephone Is referred to ns the distant manufacturer— pay your is home from camp. I t was on July 14th Huuon'a swimming pool U the friends in Sanford and his parents who organization in this state. "nerves of the army," and tho young money back. that Mbs Middleton became Mra. V _________________ place in town. Open Wed- are in Jacksonville. James Estrldge. We extend most hearty women who have been accepted for L. Allen Seed Co. 91-FrI-4tc this work have undergono tests as se­ ffldayi Thursday, Saturday and East Sanford S L E E P INSURANCE ■ congratulations. , ‘ . vere ns those to which a soldier at tho Sunday afternoons. Fresh water i "A Terror to Mosquitora." Mr. and Mrs. W.- W. Dresaor and Did you hear the magnificent address front Is subjected. In an Airplane. Jrery day. 85-tfp Miss Helen and Mr. and Mra. .Alex 72-tf of Dr. Collins at the Temple Ltet Sun Exclusive o f tho engine, tho average The telephone exchanges'often are T Miss Norma ’Herndon has reMarshall of Cameron City drove to airplane contains 4.320 nails, 3,377 day evening? If not you missed a treat only a short distance behind the TJte many friends of Corp'l Floyd jorned from a delightful visit at Washburn, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Come and hear him next Sunday even. trenches, and tho‘ operator must pos­ screws, 020 steel stampings, 708 forg­ Corando Beach Sunday, the Dressors ings, 270 turn-buckles, 05 pounds of for the day and the Marshalls will Stadia where she was the guest R. F. Washburn will be glad to hear Ing at 8:00 o'clock on the subject: sess both courage and calmness under aluminum and relative quantities of remain for some time, guests a t the j her aunt Mrs. Clay and her dangerous circumstances. of his safe arrival "Somewhere in France* "Don't be a Grasshopper." varnish, rubber, linen, wood. etc. cousin Miss Margery C lay .. "These girls," said Capt. EL J . Wes­ Ocean View Hotel. Young Washburn is in the motor Corporal Gfovenatein is a martinet son, who recruited tho unit, are going O kie Weeka was home recently Ste Dr. Davis for glasses at Lin­ mechanics Signal Corps. when It comes to gourd duty. Note his .to astound tho people over there by Wall, Thsy Don’t Know Anyl on a short furlough from Camp conversation which is supposed to have coln Hotel. • 93-tftheir efficiency. In Paris It takes from G66 cures Headaches, Biliousness, Men quarrel, and, fight about their Wheeler, Ga. Robert Hdlly who has been Loss of Appetite, or that tired ach­ occurred five miles west of Sanford on 40 to 00 seconds to complete oqe calL opinions, ndVer about facts.—Chicago the edges of the Big Swamp when a Graham Hunter of Beardall Ave. Our girts are equipped to handle 800 News. * tiiiting in Oakland passed through ing feelihg, due to Malaria or Colds. guard was thrown around that cheer­ calls an hour." left on Thursday for tho training Sanford Wednesday enroute to Fine Tonic. ful location: s Other reports that hare reached the camp. Diytona Beach where ho will be Phone• - Phone war department from Franco show Notice Corporal. Grovy. (to sentry)—Why Mra. I. E. Estrldge of Cameron the guest of Luther Sadler at the 91 "L E T LEON DO I T " 91 did you let that man in the auto pass that the American hello gtri la making Bids will be received for transAve. has her sister Mra. Koon and Sadler cottage. good rapidly In a task as difficult as Is ptyting school children In District Leon's Auto Transfer—Speedy ‘your post J two children of Palmetto as her to bo found back of tho front lino Dr.' D. C. Ward, Osteopathic and Prompt No. 1. on the following routes for a guests. trenches. Sentry— Because he is a friend. physician. First National Dank BAGGAGE E X P R E S S F R E IG H T term of eight months beginning ScpTho first group of operators entered Corporal—How do you know. Mr. Maycda of Beardall Ave* Bldg., Phone 330-W . 64-tf Called for and Delivered tern ber 16, 1018: . * Sentry—He gave me some cigara.--Cl^n‘,n|9 * whool- hero on January 12 recently returned from a ten days Route No. 1— Celery avenue and tV, L. Morgan has purchased a Anywhere All the Time Reasonable ^ T o r Instruction In advanced telephony. The subject of our prayer-meeting They received practice In tho largest' Bcardall avenue to Cameron City. stay at Daytona Beach. Call 91— Day or Night ct« Overland car ono of the new next Wednesday evening will be "The New York exchanges and wero then Mr. and Mrs C. Boyce Bell and Route No. 2 —Sanford avenue to Or The Carnes Hotel. Model 90s and will use it to travel Christian’s Reward in Service". Miss tried out at military cantonments. The Elder Springs.. Son Wallace expect to reach home om his territory. 94-4tc Clara Millcn will be In charge of the* course Included talks upon personal Route No. 3 — First street to Mon­ Saturday In their car from Charlotte Cow Peas— Brabham Root-Knot hygiene. meeting. N. C. where they have been at roe corner. *. Chimes From the Temple Rwliting variety. Prlco $4.50 bushThe first contingent Bailed on March their summer home. Route No.. 4 — Upsala. The'meetings held In Monroe recently d, Chase A Co. 76-tf Splash! , h All transportation to be In good by Rev. B. F. Green of New Smyrna 2. Other groups salletLIn March and Louis Klnard, his daughter Miss The above splash Is only an echo from April and were stationed at supply de­ weatherproof busses, autmobllo or Mrs. C. W. Shinhofaer has re­ were very successful; the membership Molllc and young sons drove to turned homo after an extended the big splash at Musson's Pool Thun- of the Baptist .Church there was 'just pots and debarkation bases. horse drawn. Jacksonville recently for s few days In addition to speaking both French ruit to Macon and other points day. afternoon made by the Junior about doubled. Bids must be delivered nor later visit. Arrangements were and English fluently, 'every ono of Department of our Sunday School, and in •Georgia. made to have preaching by the pastor, these girls has stood a loyalty test than August * ls t to B. F. Whltner, Mr. and Mrs. C. E . Chorpening their friends, enjoying their annual picRev. R. J . Gorbet, two Sundays each which proved that sho could bo trusted Sec'y Board of Trustees, School Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Prevatt with 666 contains no alcohol, anenic nicl District No. I. * 92-7tc month instead of one as heretofore. with mllitnry Information. their young people and Mra. nor other poisonous drugs. Johnnie is here and Max Is happy. Tho uniform prescribed consists of e * irother Mr. Currie of New Smyrna Mrs. Perdue and charming daughters Mrs. U. J . Holly and children Mrs.- W. C. Uray and charming lit­ a coat and skirt of navy blue serge, aro enjoying the week camping at Guards . Slate M eet. *ill leave tomorrow for Daytona tle daughter, Clara, returned to Scbring Misses Johnnie, Loutso and Francis shirtwaist of navy blue Palm Bench Lake Harney, Daytona Plans Big Time on Labor Beach where they will be the guests on Tuesday after spending several days and son Lester, of Tuscatoosa, Ala are cloth and straight-brimmed hat of blue Day visiting Mr. and Mra. J . P. Hurley; The cards announcing the mar­ felt, while the regulation orange and of the Daytona Beach Hotel for with the home folks in Sanford. Capt. they are not strangers in Sanford, hav­ white coni on (he loft strove Is used to riage of Jam es Estrldgo to Miss Daytona, Ju ly 25. At the meeting the next few w«sks. Billy Bray is now on the Haines City ing visited here several times before. We designate their rank, as operator, su­ of tho executive committee of the Middleton were received with much Per Wood and hAvy hauling see Branch ^nd has purchased a beautiful pervisor, chtyf operator and so on. again wclcomo them to our city. Halifax Home Guards, held in the urprfae. A host of E ast Side Morrell, or phone 378. 48-tf home in Sebring. Our pastor, Rev. M. H. Massey, Casino Burgoyne on Monday eve­ friends offer sihccrc congratulations Mrs. D. C. Marlowe and little We are rejoiced to hear that Dr. preached in the First Baptist Church ning, plans for the Home Guard and wish them much happiness. - Asking Favors. ion are spending a few weeks at Nollie Tolar is improving rapidly from of Dublin, Ga.. last Sunday. Moores Station Sunday School When you ask a favor, act ns If you meeting to he held in this city on Daytons Beach. Mr. Marlpwe his operation, his attending physician L ab o r, day, September 2ml, were icld last Thursday at Lake Har­ Mra. Gertrude Carraway, and her expected It would be granted. A re­ ipent yesterday with them and in Philadelphia reports that he is out of two young sons, Acey and Andrew, after quest that Is unreasonable ought not completed and the various com­ ney was one of the most enjoyable report* the fishing good and all danger. , ever held. 95 persons partfaapted spending some time at the beach, have to bo made at all, arid If It Is reason­ mittees were appointed. ‘ Sanford people enjoying tjio ocean. In the good time. Tho day was perErnest Brrttheraon, our associate gen­ returned to Sanford. Do these boys able, give people the credit for be* Every Home Guard company in Ing ready to help. We pay our friends D. E. Jernlgan the well known eral secretary, has joined the Seminole like ico-cream cones? Ask Aunt Dafay. ect as was tho ffah fry, dinner and the state will be invited to partlcl a poor compliment when we ank ■ justice of the peace of Orlando was County Guards, and has been made bathing. Airs. A. C. Williams was in charge of Utile favor with an air of expecting pate and oaoh asked to send a in the city on business Thursday. assistant bugler for the company. L. A. Brumley fa erecting quite the Primary Dept, last Sunday in the that they are going to refuse. delegation of a t least one squad to 666 cures by removing the cause largo building to house his cot­ compete in the "best-squad-In-tho Mr*. David Lloyd-Georgc, premier absence of Miss Trafford. ton ginning plant. The new build­ John L. Hamrick la suffering from the In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judici­ sta te " drill, which will bo held on Benjamin Drew of Orlando was of Great Britain, sends this mersage ing fa on the south end of Mr. that day in connection with the comthrough Mr. George W. Coleman, presi­ loss of two front teeth caused by ac­ al Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. in the city Wednesday looking Brumley property located near the petive soldier squad, platoon and dent of the Northern Baptist Conven­ In Chancery cident recently, when the train slopped after his property Interests. A. C. L. tracks. company drills, for which prizes tion: "Tell American Baptists that it faster than John could; he is laying off Della M. Turner Bill W. A. Dobson of the the United ts Baptist principals that we are fighting will be awarded. Bryan H .'Squ ire has accepted a vs for for repairs and will soon be O. K. again States Labor Bureau was here for in this war. All that Baptists have position in tho Steel Ship build­ Divorce as soon as the dentist gets through with Robert E. Turner All visiting guards will be the this seek in conference with County contended for is at stake in this conOrder of Publication guests of the Halifax Home GUards, ing yards in Jacksonville. Mrs. S Irni Atent Berry and Seminole tlict. Rcmomltcr tne with appreciation It appears from the affidavit herein and they will be provided for from near future. Our pastor certainly knows where to •ill handle her own labor ques- to the Baptist hosts in America whose the time of their arrival until their tions under, the direction of Mr. messages have cheered and encouraged find good things. His first post card duly filed duly sworn to by A. K . Pow­ departure. Tho Halifax Guards will ers, that ho is solicitor for the complainArchie B. Cameron On The Jo b . home showed a plrture of the Elks Club Betry. • m e".—Florida Baptist Witness. go into camp on the City island on and, in the above entitled cause; that building at Lake City. Mr. Archie Cameron, recently S L E E P IN SU R A N C E J I . M. Jcniigan President of our It is the belief of the affiant that Robert E Sunday, September lit, and erect appointeddeputy tax collector * to Dr. Collins gives a reading of war "A Terror to Mosquitoes.’* Turner, la a non-resident of the State shelter tents anti a mess hall for the to collect delinquent B. Y. P. U. has joined the Seminole personal poetry each Sunday evening before be­ 72tf A of Florida and that his address is un­ accommodation of the visitors. County Guards. property, is right on the Job. He ginning his address. Come and enjoy It known,* and that there is no person in big majority of the guards from the has made a good start already, Mr.' and Mra. W. J . Thigpen and Mr*. T. E. Speer has purchased the with us. the state of Florida, the service of n interior of the state arc expected to Mifi Katherine Wilkie have re­ T . J . Miller property on Third Street Mr. J. K. Johnson yas rented his subpoena upon whom would hind the arrive on Sunday, and to provide and fa seeing the delinquents as turned from* Daytona Beach, where between Laurel and French Avenues home on French Ave. tp W. A. Zachary defendant, and th e ’ affiant further for their amusement a band con­ (oat as ho can; On Tuesday he clo­ they spent the past two weeks as and is now occupying it. This is the The Johnsons ore now living in St. Pet­ says that he believes the age of the de­ cert will ^>e held at the City island sed up one place of business on 'lucsts of the Daytona Beach Hotel. second Baptist family to purchase a Sanford Avenue,attaching the en­ camp on Sunday agternoon, music ersburg. fendant to -be over twenty-one years. They expect to return again in Aug- home on French Ave.* recently. tire contents (or the taxes; and on You, Robert E. Turner, arc there­ jcing furnished by either an augu- Wednesday the proprietor was a( Mr. J . F. Mann of Lake Monroe has uil as Mr. Thigpen had good flahing Mra. E. E. Cox left last Saturday for grown somo of the finest watermelons fore ordered to appear to this bill on mented or a visiting hand. lurk and wants to have another try tho court house early In the morn­ St. Augustine for a visit to friends, and that we have ever seen. Your writer Monday, the 7th day of October, 1918 »t them. The Homo Guard parade in which ing to pay up and get authority to from there she will go to Jacksonville was the recipient of a generous sample tho same being a Rule day of thia Court, guards from every company In the open up again, which he did, 666 cures M alarial Fever. for several days stay with her son Holt lost Saturday.* W* certainly went into or said Bill will be taken as confessed. statfc will take part, will be Jteld on Mr. Cameron will adopt similar Clarence Mahoney at Camp Jack- Cox, who Is a civil engineer engaged in it. We are reminded of what the darkey It Is further ordered that this notice the nvprnlng of the 2nd, followed by measures with other delinquents.. ton has been promoted to second surveying work at Camp Johnson; of said on such an creation "Well, boss be published for Eight consecutive lieutenant of the Motors Company, the 200 civil engineers who began this de only thing I don’t like about fatin’ weeks* in the Sanford Herald, a news *nd will likely go overseas Ip a few work Mr. Cox is one of the ten still re­ dia here melon is 1 hate to get my ears paper published in Seminole County *eeki. His many friends here are tained there. Mra. Cox has a grandson all muss up." Baptists just natulally like Florida. in the army In France. |lad to hear of his promotion.' wxteimelon,-pcrhoim because is is about * Witness, E . A. Douglass, Clerk of Mra. Volie Williams is teaching n dors 95 per cent water. Mrs. Oscar P. Hilburn, of Tampa, the Circuit Court in and for Seminole ■ggr NEVER STARTE of girls in the Intermediate Department Mr. and Mra. R. E. Millcn ore visit­ County, Florida, and the seal of said 'iie of Lieut. 0 . P. Hilburn, now in Ifsnre and son of D r. -and Airs. during the' absence of t hei r teacher, ing their dnughter Mrs. W. C. Bray in Court, this 25th day of July, A. D. 1918. Hilburn of th is-city , Is expected to Mrs, Cox. E . A. Douglass, Clerk. Behring. lrrive tomorrow and will spend By E . H. Wilson Mra. Orric King Is expected home A. K. Powers Schdle Maines, our genial Chairman time at the M. E . parsonage, of Ushers, rolled in Sunday afternoon. this we*k from a pleasant stay in Geor­ Solicitor for ComDeputy Clerk, He guest of Dr. and Mrs. J . P. He reports the time of his life in Atlanta, gia. plainant. Hilburn. (seal) where he -hob-nobbed with the million­ * 97—Fri -9tc. aire mayor of Atlanta, with George W. Real Purpose In Life. SL E E P IN SU R A N C E Perkins, of New York, and other dis­ I mn not concerned that I have no, "A Terror to M osquitoes.” Notice of Application fqr |Tax Deed tinguished individuals. From Atlanta piece; I am concerned haw I may fit . • 72-tf Under Section 8 of Chapter 4B88 ^ he journeyed to Dayton and other cities. myself for one.—Confucius. Laws of Florida Hon. James Alexander of DcLand, While away he visited some of the stock­ in the city Wednesday shaking Notice fa hereby given that Joe Ken* is strong enough to induce the ades where the German prisoners are 8moke1eee Fuel. hinds with his many friends. James drick, purchaser of Tax Certificate It haa been discovered that anthra­ No. 162, dated the 3rd day of Ju ly , " on* of the best known men in the Interned. cite culm mixed with about 20 per • Mr. and Mrs.' Mahlon Wright have *,lte *nd served Volusia County cent of soft coal makes n good smoke- A. D. 1916, haa filed said certificate in returned from Daytona Beach. & leMi°n aft S ta te Senator. my office and haa made .application for Mr.C. A. Betts Is spending a few lees fuel. tax deed to fasuc in accordance with law. 666 cures Bilious Fever. it is usually strong enough to carry the Removal Notice weeks In Georgia with, hfa brother, who Said certificate embraces the following I have moved my cleaning and account through to financial ^ ri- If, ii, Stevenson, of Jack- is largely Intereated In peach growing described property situated In Seminole pressing business from the corner of onv'lle, arrived la a t . evening and in that state. county, florida to-wit: of W>$ .«■**. * success. , ’ Pilm ctto and First street to the cor­ * t *' m* * . 'I^nd several days visiting her Mrs. Schclle Maines, who has been of N E « of N E tf of See. 6, Tp. 20. S. *L,t' T’ Mra. W, M. Haynes, and oth- spending the summer In Dayton, Ohio ner across from Wight Grocery Co*., R . 31 E., 10 acres . ' Many who are wealthy to-day attribute their Mra, F. LaRocque. r f'ends in and tfhout Sanford. with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. John Tho said land being, aascscd at the success to the deposit of the first dollar. ' 93-tf *! Herby, has returned home. We welcome 666 cures Chills and Fever. date of the issuance of such certificate In tho name of. W. W. Britt. Unit Randall-Chase was called to the her back to her place as pianist of the said certificate shall be redeemed ac­ or» yesterday. He enlisted about Sunday School teacher Hn the Inter­ cording to law tax deed will Issue there­ fee months ago in the Naval Re­ mediate Dept.- and member of the ' '.To Late to Classify) on on the 27th day of August A. D. 1918. ar,??’. IUd,° Branch. J l e has church choir. Wanted, Men—Sash A p o o r Fac­ Mr. and Mrs. Robt. L. Rowe arc at Witness my official signature and seal will t *or ***• *vU tlon branch and tory. Bench handa and machine hands. home again after acme time pleasantly this the 24th day of July A. D. 1918 j, “* Haniferred ahor'tly to that Good inside Carpenter. ; Steady work spent at the seashore' * (seal) E , A. Douglass the year round. In replying, give ex­ ClerW Circuit Court, 8eminole County The little daughter of Mrand Mrs. / SLEEP IN S U R A N C E ’ B y V. E . Douglass, D. C J . L.. Hamrick is UJ, but we hope for a perience 1and salary expected. Seiden Florida y A Terror to M oaqultop. Door Co., * Palatka, Fla. * 97. tf 90 Frl 51*. speedy recovery. 7.2-tf IN S O C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN Our prayer-meeting service led by aeon D. R. Brianon, last- Wednesday evening was especially interesting arid well attended. There was an Increase American of about fifteen over the previous Ing. GIRLS DO GOOD WORK Where Ambition Start of A Savings Account CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Seminole County Bank / �THE SANFORD HERALD At th« beginning of toy dealings with Uuyllger I .h a d turned over to him some pictures, papers, and other things that I-bad on me whea I entered his house. Including thy Idcntldcatlon disk; and I was rather afraid thnt ho might rcfuso to return them to me. All day long I remained In tho house without a partlclo of food other than the breakfast Huyllger hnd brought to me. From' the windows I could see Prepared Specially for this Newspaperby Pictorial Review. plenty to Interest mo and help pass the m • time away, but of jay experiences while In that house 1 shall tell In de­ *^ % a square yoke. Tho attached. three- tail later on.- confining my attention J i l l piece poplum Is plaited front and now to a narrative of my dealing with J V jH back, tho upper edgo being gathered. Huyllger. 4 .. “ I A fashionable lino Is gained by ox* That night ho appeared a s ho had y + f tending tho right sldo of tho poplum promised. "Well, O'Brien," ho asked, ns ho en­ tered tho room where I was awaiting him. "whht do you any? Will you-slgn tho order or n o t!" It hnd occurred to me during the day that the amount demanded was so fablulous that I might have signed tho order without any danger o f Its ever being paid, but the Idea of this man, who had claimed to be befriending me, endeavoring to make capital out of my plight galled mo so that 1 was deter­ mined not to give It to him whether I could do ao In aafety or not. "No, Huyllger," I replied, “I hnve decided to get along ns best I can with­ out any further assistance from you. I shall sec thnt you are reasonably paid for what you have done, but I will not accept any further assistance from you at any price, and what Is more I want you to return to me dt 'mice nil the photographs and othnr jmpers and belongings of mlno which I turned over to you a day o r two ting gutdo. All of tho soctlons of the pattern aro laid on the material so ago r “I'm sorry about that, O'Brien," ho that the largo "O” perforations rest retorted, with n show of npjmrcnt sin­ on n lengthwlso thread. - The rest of tho fabric Is now fold­ cerity, "but thnt Is something I cannot, A ttractive m odel fo r a t ilk Mouse ed In half. Tho sleeve and cuff aro do." with poin ted peplum. placed Into position, with tho largo " If you don’t give me back those, The blouses of the coming season " 0 " perforations along tho length­ papers at once," I replied hotly, will not differ materially from those wise thread. Tho back of the‘blouse, tnke steps to get them, and of the season now passing, though tho back of tho poplum and tbo belt quick tool" they will feature many charming are so arranged that tho triple T I T "I don’t know Just wlmt you could" details. An attractive model for silk, perforations "rest along the length­ do. O'llrlcn,*' he declared coolly, "hut ▼oils or any of tho bshlonablo fab­ wlso fold of tho goods. ( rics of ths season Is shown hero. Tho If preferred." tho belt may be of im n matter of fact the papers ami front Is laid In plaits and Joined to contrasting mntnrinl. pictures you refer to nrc out o f the country. 1 could not get them back to you If I wnnted to." . Something told me the mnn was .> _ _ ■___. - ________ __ lying. * "See here. H uyllgerl" I threatened, you hnve pclped advancing towards him, putting my prhaps you have tn<ii<l on hl« tdinuldcr and looking him urther. 1 npprt-j N|might - In the eye, "I want those done for tue, nl- "papers nnd I want them here before t mv what your midnight to-night. If I don't get them dainty don't In i Hindi sleep In this place Just once d nnd I tell you more and then, ni 8 o’clock to-morrow t't stand for It." mnrnlng, I shnll go to the German nu* Easy and PracticalHome Dressmaking Lessons / A Model tor the New Season. LIEUTENANT PAT OBRIEN H are A 'L o o k 'a t th e D erby pro­ my fate; and' the pictures nntT papers ho bad Of mloo wero really of 00 Use perty, GUO Laurel Avenue, Sanford, to him* and I have never been ?ble to F la., and m ake‘ an offer for It to A. ascertain why It was he wished to ro* Derby,* 97 Washington Avenue, Oil In than ^unless they contained some* C ity, Pa. ‘ " 96-26 .trc Ing—some Information. about mo— For Sale— Delivery wagon and open which accounted for his. complete 9 6 -tf top buggy. G. W. Spencer. change of attitude towards me In the first place, and bo wanted the papers , House for Sale—Two story bouse as cvldinco to account to his supe­ located, on what is commonly called riors for his conduct towards me. the Byrd Form, south of tRe Ice When ho flrst told me thut the plan Plant, on the west aldo, This houso of placing mo la a convent disguised is on part of the tract recently sold as a priest had been abandoned bo ex­ to the A. C. L. Railroad Co., and plained It by saying thnt the cardinal had Issued orders to the priests to must lie moved before - November help no more, fugitives, nnd I have 1st. Small barn goes with it. Look since wondered whether there was them over nnd "make me an offer, anything In my papers which had J . O. Packard, 179 FerrU * Ave.j turned him against mo and led him to Highland P a rk ,'M ich . 96-4tc". forsake* roe a fte r all be had promised to do for me. For perhnps two hour* I sat on that staircase musing about the peculiar FO R KEN T turn In my affairs, when the front door opened nnd Uuyllger ascended the Furnished Rooms by Dny, Wdek stairs. or M onth— Park avenue F lat, 106 " I have brought you such o f your be­ N orth Park avenue, over L. R. Phil­ longings as I still bad, O'Brien,H he ips Sl C». drug store Mrs. C. C. said softly. "T h e rest, as I told you, I H art, manager. 3 0 -tf cannot give you. They are no longer In my possession.". If you wish to bo com fortably and I looked through the little bunch he pleasantly located at the Beach, for hnmfcd me. I t Included my Identifi­ the remainder of the'sum m er, write cation disk, "most of the papers I val­ J .'A . Davis, Box 96, Daytona Beach ued, and perhnps half of the photo­ or apply in person at the Manor,or graphs. 96— Itc MI don't know what your object la In at the Eavls Apt._______ To R ent— Farm cheap, 9 acres, rotnlnlng tho rest of my pictures. Huy* llger," I replied, ."but as n matter of h a lf, irrigated. Pipe $200.' Inquire fact, the opes that are missing wero Mrs. W. E" Squires, Phono 3913.* only of sentimental value to me and ' * • 96-4tc you nrc welcome to them. Wo'll cull It WANTED a “■ beet." . r t f I don't know whether he understood W anted—A second hand roll top tho Idiom, but he sat down on the desk and clinif. Cheap' for rash. stairs Just below mo and cogitated.for Crown Paper Co.____________95-tf u few moments. "O’Brien." Ire started finally, "I’m sorry things hnve gone the wny they have. I feel sorry for you and I wnult^ really like to help you. I don't sup­ pose you will believe me, hut tho nmttcr of the order which which I asked you to sign wns not of my doing. However, wo won't go Into thnt. The proposition wns made to you nnd you turned It down, and that's the end of It. At tho same time, I hate to lenvo you to your own resources and I nm going to make ono more suggestion to you for your own goal. I hnve an­ other plan to get you Into Holtund and If you will go with me to another house, I will Introduce you to a man U, fl. rood Administration. who I think will be In n position to Co oV s o n g son "D a r'n S u g a r In help you.” do G ourd," but Hr’er "T a le r 'low s "n o w many millions of pounds will dat do only su gar h e 's studyln* o u t now -a-daya la w h a t's In do ho want far his trouble " I answered, 'b su g a r bowl en h it's rw ln o te r stay sarcastically. dsr. Po folks w ots doin' do flg h tln ’ “You can arrange that when you sco m i l s ' have s u g a r fust. him. Will you go7" e f darn enny nweot’nln* In I suspected there was something do Hut gourd now'dnya, ho sho* gwtno fishy about the proposition, hut I felt ter git tapped, 'cause day's lo o k in ' thnt I could tnko care of myself nnd fe r Byrups e a 'tosses on h o n ey to decided to see the thing through. | "s u b s titu te ." knew Huyllger would not dnre to de­ liver mo to the authorities because of the fact that I had the tell-tale pass­ port, which would be his donthknell ns well ns my own. • Accordingly I Hold I would bo qulto willing* to go w ith, him whenever lie wns ready, and he suggested that we go tho next evening. v I pointed nut to him that I was en­ tirely without food nnd asked him whether he could not arrange to bring or send me something to eat while I remained In the house. “I'm sorry. O'Brien," he replied, "hut I’m afraid you will hnve lo get along as best you can, When I brought you your breakfast this morning I took n desperate chance. If I hnd been dis­ covered hr one o f the German soldiers ea t co rn a W .. ea r s ts ® o S S a is f. CORONADO BEACH " OPPOSITE NEW HMVItNA . FOR RATES ADDRESS MRS. W. W. ALCOTT, Prop Garage Accomodations Sea Food Dinners A Specialty ILet Me Examine Your Eyes t kart IS* adMltSt ■■'rumrnii for tlrlemilnlai sad Iks OL.tfi.SKS Im correclnf u ; and all drfrrla of *lo os, NO M A T I EH lha aalsra of )our n u * . r roar OLAHSKN do »ui .uli roa prrfMtlr, emit on n * . I m to r era Uul rca?«ad. la U(fel. Voa aro I x l l r d U n i l for roaniltotl. i and adrk*. DR. E. S. H O F F M A N O CC U U ST-O PTlllA N IS West Cfeunh HI Orlando. Florid* GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT JTJIEY W IL L BRING BACK u>pr rlihi, ISA, fer Tal A l ta O Urtaa "W ell, my dear mnn," I said smiling­ ly, thinking thnt perhaps he was JokJ o g , "you don't really mean that, do your " I certainly do, O'Brien, nnd wbnt Is more," ho threatened, “I Intend to get every cent I hnvo asked, nnd you are going to help mo get It." Ho pulled out _nn order calling for Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments A r e th p B e s t (Continued on Page 8 ' t't I AHTMKNT o r im : THE RIGHT TIRE Right in quality, in .price and mileage, with the right pol­ icy back of it. T h e I dependable, eco­ nomically-priced automobile tire. SANFORD. FLO RID A “Your Lives Won't Bo Worth a Damn." *- ” t thorltlcs, give myself up, show them tho pnxppprt thnt you fixed for rdc, tell them how I got It, and explain everything." ' Huyllger pnled. We hnd no lights in the house, but wc were stumllng near n landing nt the time nnt! the moonlight was - streaming through a Htnlneti-glaKs window. The Belgian turned on his heel nnd Hturtcd to go down the Htalrs. “Mind you," I culled nfter him, "I nhall wait for you HJ1 Ihe city clock strikes twelve, nnd If you don't show up with those papers by that time,.tho next tlnlc you will see me Is when you confront me before tlie ’ Ccrmun au­ thorities. I am a desperate man, Huy­ llger, nnd I meuu every word 1 Hay." * He let himself out of the door and I sat on the top stair nnd wondered Just whnt ho would do. Would he try to ■teal n tnnrch on mn and get In n Inst word to the authorities so that my story would bo discredited when I put It to them) Of course, my threat to give myself up to the Iluns was a pure bluff. White I hnd no dcslro to lose tho papers which Huyllger hnd and which In­ cluded the map and the last resting ; place of my poor chum Ilaney, I cer­ tainly hail no Intention of cutting off my nose to'spite my face by surren­ dering to tho Germans. I would hnvo been shot, ns Miro as fate, for nfter nil I hnd bech able to observo behind the German lines I would bo regarded aa a spy nnd treated ns such. At the same time I-thought J de­ tected a yellow streak In Huyllger, and I figured that he would not wont to take the risk of my carrying out'mjr threat even though ho* believed theiM was but a small chance o f my doing so. I t I jlld. he .would undoubtedly share i nti ition t*. ft. I.and O n c e al ( i i l n . i t l l l , . F la . J.-l> 13. t r-tr N o lle- I, I rf .liv ( I v m that llol-rrt N'ln-n **l G *n # ta . Htirla*. « h » , un Ju ly 10. S013 m*dp ll«>mr»tr»d K n t r y , N*>. Oil 0 0 0 , for B W ' t nl N K ' i , W l j i f HE I, Hwtlon 23 an d N W ' i nl N E W . Hr-ttlon 3 " . Tn irn ih lp 2 0 8, l l a n i * 32 K. T a l l a h a i t * * M iridlan, h u filed r.nlirr nf Intention In main l h i « * Vi-ar proof tn r.ta l-ll.h etal.m to th* land al>o«r drarrllied. brfora fieri, circuit court, a t Han(Ctrl. H a . , on the 2 3 rd d ay ol A u c u t t. I HIM. Claim ant name* aa w lt n e u ri : Will Collier o l . G e n e v a . Fla. P a l t e r Iteevra of G e n e v a , Fla. • Nullr l l u r s . . . of G e n e v a . Fla. T h i r l l r Htrwart of Geneva, Fia. P l-Tu e» Fit-lO Ir # f •<♦> C LA SSIFIED A D V E R T ISIN G £ ♦ t ItO U T. W. I>AVI.H. ItrgUter. | <$> «♦) 1 e 1 All Local Advertisements Unci* Thla Heading TH R EE CENTS . Line For Each Insertion. Minimtu* Charge 25 Cents. In answering an advertisement where no nnme is mentioned In the id, please do not ask The Herald to r information as to tho identity ol the advertiser. Usually we do noi know who the advertiser Is and M we do we aro not allowed to giv«* out this Information. Simply write* * letter and address it n» per in-i tractions In the ad. FOR SALE F o r-S a le —Two fine farm horses, nlao good bursty horses. Will s ill cheap for cash. Address' I*. O. Ho., No. 1426. C ity .' . 8C*lf Grapes for sale. Mrs. M. F. Garres Sanford Ave. 96 — 5tp . For Sale — Good hcroo and two horse wagen,' nt a bargtin. D. R , Brbson. '9 6 —tfc. A m erican Standard V ersion A ttra c tiv e - C om p act - Readable - Durable Emphasized with the words of Christ printed la bold face type. Strongly and neatly bound In Khaki colored M o r o c c o graineo Waterproof Kcratol—flexible limp cover, embqssed back bands, round comers, Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed American Flag In colors on tho outside front cover. Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3 x 4 J4 inchai and just M an Inch thick. Type is plain and clear ■—■mb * pronouncing, The Four Great American Hymns are prinieo and-bound with this Sailors and Soldiera Testament. HELP TO BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN This Sailors and Soldier T estam ent, neatly packed, reacy for mailing, given with a yeare sub- d > 0 pi A sciiption to the Sanford Herald for............ < P ~ * �j hands , a r m s . !< -™ S U H B SASLEEP 8AWFUIOI Alao, notlev la fcarabv glean that Jam oo and to tha following d rw rrlbrd land* altuata W l Fl, Faso 7 5 , of tha Baeoeda of Oranga AH of W o rk t i , T lr r 1. • County. Florida. Togather with all tho t»a- Mile*, purchaaer of T a i Cortlflcata No. In Volualk C w u ty . F .'oild*. to w it; A ll of Block IS, T ie r 2. ' ' Eaat h a lf of aoathraat q uarter; r a i l h a lf of omenta, herad tamenta and appurtenanee* M S, dated tho 3rd day of Ju ly , A. D. IS IS , bota 1. 8, T, Block; i f , T lr r 4. bota I , 2, f , 7, ( r ic lo d ln t H, H. lb o f aouthwrat quarter of aouthraat quarter, and thereto balonrfor. or n any way appertain- I haa, filed aald certificate fn my o il re, and G overnrtcn t lala num ber* 3 and 4 of are- ■ns. „ ,h«* ■J.da application inr tan deed to la in , W'ayl W ork 18, T lr r 8. n " v . 7 d. i V t i , i ! 'i f f i t e v , f f ' s ' t r - S W a ® a .. 9 7 -F ri.6 tr rAUAM rb « E X + n n u M j U ..C A K rOWKBH m ac^rdanfi* . with law. Bald e-rtJflrata Alt (aarlud ln t lb lb It. of W a y Work lion 19, lownahlp 14. aouth, ra a to 28 raat; Special M itlr rm b r a rr * tho follow ing deoprlbod p ro perty Mirweat quai _____________________________ l « . Tier 8. L. \V. Baldw n. , ----------l ¥.,.“ , t8d-----------------In H rm lnole county, Flo rid a, to -w li: wrat quarter nf are rrtlc n . * 9 ,. toarnthlp 14 All of W ork IT, T l r r I. •I | M A H T E It'S HALE Hulldfor for Complainant " 69-Frl*t4g *HKJ( of S E lg 2S. ’tp . 2 1 s , |6 a t E . aouth, range 28 ta rt. I > All ul Work 17. T l r r 2. I. , . , ( . * " '1 ‘O' 'iM ue <1 * tin .I darrre of Alao Government Iota number* I aad 2 — . ■ -— — ■ — 40 arrre. Thr aald land bring aaaeaaed at b o t a . ? , 8. 7, Work 18. T lrr I. ] (,7 a u ,V* n . n» ,«h- Ilth •!»> "I July of M ellon 30. lownahlp 14 aouth, range N oire nf Application for T i l Deed Under the dale of tl. iaauantr r f aueh eertlllrato Aad W »i Rtm-Dtrwn, W eak and , „ J? *h*' 1 trcutt Court lit I ho., s .v rn tfi* All (,f lllork 1 8 . T l r r 2. * 28 raat. ' l,ota 6, 7. 8. 9, 10 Work 1 .V, T lrr 8. * Nnllnn 8 a f c h a p :.. URR. Law, oT Fl*r- ln '!■* o Cowell ^totbora. n In i ?l ,fU ' •" SnullSoU CounAlao lugthw rat q uarter nl xiutheaat Ilia . . r -tlf la hrrrby given that Jam ra All of Work I N . T l r r 10. r ‘. i • • 'n r f n Hcnltm in Drew Herrons, Say* Florida Lady. quarter of aertion 3. tnwnahlp 13 aouth, All o| -Work 2 N , T l rr 10. Notir* Is hereby g van that Jo e Cameron, i , 1 , * . , J' Vr*' * * Cortl deatO No. ' : "l''1;. * ru* T h .trh rr l l f . l t . C om . range 28 ewtl. • All ol 2 N . lllork 2 N . T lrr 18. purchaaer ol T a i C rrtlfiritr No. 2M . dited |J J 3d iy of-Ju ly A. D. I9IR . 'l'.U ™ rP«r*llon, f r a n k A. licet F ire Bottles o f Cardui Ai*o G uv.rnm ent lot 4 of aretlnn 1. tow p- the ^trd day of Ju ly . A. I). 1916, baa died i All nl Hlrrk 3 N , T l r r 10. M'd eortlflcate In my nfllc-. and ahlp 14 aoulh, range 27 r i a l . ' All ol W ork I N . T i r r 20. W alker V. A il.ni>, J. It. Ilr o .n and M .r y "■ air fft fh my rlTirr, eflire. knd it ml haa ha* ma made I ,h9* midr application for la i deed to I* Iaaur laid rrrllfiealr Made H er WelL law. Haiti c.*rlill All of lllork 2 N . T lrr 19. r.erti fleat* I : : * * " - h • * * ( r . m . H. T h it fh r r . o « wl* ■ n o n for ita a »a fdeed t r . i l vo m u r iIn n aaccord i o ' i u - . In ^ . Bcrordanrv ____ , _ with , -----, — , to tasur Afao'G overRm rnt lot t , arrtfnn 14, tow n- application AH of ll’o r i 2 N . T l r r 20. with law. Hald c t rl lf i ra t * embrace* ' 0 V**r,V* d etw lh e d ahlp >4 aouth, range 27 raat. - r t f * *i“hL*i ' n ' T h lfh rn anil France, W. ^All of Work1 2 N , J l t r 21. ed In i f** u*5 1 K r ^ ^ iF ria rld l Anil a lio aouth 17 at.-ra of wrat 27 a c tr* th r following dtacrtbrd property kitu atrd T h It h . U ' Chlaholm. Lnula* Hfm fnole county, F lo tld s, to -w lltl 8 E ) f •>! | ‘IC *’ " 9 rod*) ft* * of U o 'rr n m rn t lot num ber 2 andall of 10, Work 7. T l rr , A. K a t h l e e n . F l a . — M r j . p a i t o a P r i n t ) , v . \ M c ; " v . * \ V i ^ ' w f hitr n S f i & u ,‘ C- r 1 f‘- 11 31 C. 38 aerra. Tha aa.'d Governm ent lot num ber 3, aertion I t . N W * and N E Ia of N W 't fire- 26, T p 20 : l^>t 2, Work 8, T lrr II. 8. It 30 E . 60 acre *,. T he aald land bring l , n ^ • * }h* d» ‘ * ol l*>« f f u of thla p l a e * t “ y a s A t t e r t h « b irth ' ‘‘MV*- u “ lr «• v . J« h a to w rih lp I I niuth, tango 37 ra il. All of Work 8. T lrr II. All lo t, I and 2 I r i r r p t * r , t 80 f^rtl Any prrapn or prraot.a prrarnt anm rjne- ataraard a l the date of th r laauanrr of such I JP0*, °> * u f h rrrtlfic a to In the name of X fr*. of o r l a a t c h i l d . . . I c o t v e r y m u c h « i ? ; *. * rk' »»■* 1•*,'"» hi. N. ,A. Ilorn tr. eartiflral* In the name ol M. K, Havtrr, lllork 9. T lrr II. In * th a t he, aht nr they dealtr tn Lid upon JtoSS w n and w e a k e n e d . * > rn u c h bota 4, 3, 7, 9, 10, Work 3 , T lrr II. any p artlru fa r parrel or -parrela of aald Unlrsa aald-certificate shall br radrrmrd ac­ Also, notice la hereby given that J a n e AH lot 3 ( r i r r p t w rit 3 0 fart of N.'tjt land arp aratrly will be g lfe n -a n nppoatunlltr cording lo law ta a dted wilt saur thrrron Mile* is pu rchaser of T aa C e rtificatj No tbit I could hardlr do anything at p7hnAfiHF' ll°ri,v r ,do*- K" ’l n «''- Ai/gu.™. tu do ao at the opening of the aalr, and aurh on the 7th day of A usual. A, It. 1918. Work 9. T lrr l b ■ ill I ATM BO awfully nervous that ki. J iu rV-u»h*V*7. •"d >-**»»• Nwir. 361, dated the 3rd day of J u l y , A. U. 1916 my» _______ ofnctal _algnalurw p a rre l-o r parrel* ao dralgnatrd by a n y 'a u rh I<ola R. 9, 10. Work 10. T i r r . P . < . .Wltnea* . ■ ______ - and paa filed u l J rertifirate In roy.offlre, and haa i t » .i l .n t o r . Uu S t 5™, M i V;V"Ktiu,*£/.UL“ "'V !C th l* the 6lh<<lay of July, A. I t . 1818. U f a 2, 3, 4. S, Work 10. T lrr U. . person nr person* will he .sold arpara trly made application for taa dred to laaue In I M a ll E . A. D tIU G L A K S , * aehe-M y condition w u getting ■ p - G. - . 81 and viola Staton, hi* * i i >, bota I, >, 3, lllork 10. Tier lb and all t h r remaining land not ao dfalgnatrd ilgnatrti accordance with law. Bald rartlfleate cm Clerk Circuit C o u rt Hrmlnole C o ., F a. U l i 4 and 8, W ork I I , Tirr C. by aurh .prraon peraon* present will be ___ or o rrio ni nrraent oorM all the tim e... f't l e 7L' *nU‘ t »••• offer lor ..ir .mi ..u brace# the following described apiupertv Ily V . M . D o uilasa f t .C, I.ota R and 9 W ork I t , T lrr !>. sold a i a whole. altuatrd In Seminole county, Florida, to-wit; I know 1 must have Mint relief or r ^ x y ! \ \ S X d " i^ 3 r d .H .,fcK ,l!: 9 I-F ri.5 tc 1-nta |, 2, 3. 4. 3. 10, Work I I , Tirr K. T h r trrma of aalt caah, purrhaarr to pay ? w u at HWJa Sec. 2 6 . Tp. 1 1 . 8 , . A. f t E. U t a 2. 3. 4. Work I I , Tlrr F. for drrd. 40 a r m . T h a .a a ld land being aMeaaed a t U t a 3, 3, 8 Work II . T lrr G. Nellce a f AppHcallen far Taa D e e d I'n d r r the date of tha laauance of such cert f i r s t * Ilohlnaon ft llrldgra, Hrhrlle Maine* E l y of loU I, 2, 3, a l o U J . «. a 8 Work Itlrhlnaon * llirklnaon Naction 8 ef C h ap ter 4861, L a w * a f F tc f, In the name of Howell Hrna., M a a t r r l n aald rauee I I . T lrr lb *• Ida Hnlirltor* for Complainant. la hereby hereby given t h a t J a m a * 9 7 Frl Str. * * 0-. nonce ■0 , lfe !■ Notice I* hereby flvcp that Alfred Erir- . . AAtao b o u 2, 3, a . 8 Work 12. T irr A. Ifea la purchaaer of T a i CerliOrsts Na. — —about my taking Cardu ■on, purchaser of T aa Certificate No. 28, Miles AH Irarvpl I. S, 6. 7,1 Work 12. T l r r lb ITS, d ________________ ________________ I. •Iitrvf the ,3 ,d day of July. A. D._______ 1918, dated the 3 rd day of July, A. D. 1816, haa AH ( r i r r p t 1, « , 8.1 Work 12. T i rr C. * N o lle * la P rop erly O w n e r* Mid. 'It's a good medicine, and good ! Lota | and S. Block t . T lr r (5 All Ir i r r p t lot I) lllork I I , Tlrr 1). -Notice .* hereby given that the Board of flird aajd certificate in my office, and haa haa filed aald rertifirate In my offira and baa Lo** K, 7, a. Illn rk I T lrr 6 for that trouble*, eo he got me g bot- j ,A[I ol Block 1 T lr r 10 U t * I, 2, 3. 4 , 3 Work 12. T lrr E. County Cummiaalonera will meet On thr 8lh made application for taa dred to laau* ln mad* application for taa deed t o laeue In Hsid certificate em­ areordanre with law. Bald certlflrata amday of Auguat ... _It. 1918, at the Court arcoidanc* with law tics...After about the second bottle I • All ol illnrk 1. T ir r 18. All ( a i r r p t lot 8) lllork 12. T irr F. • All U i r r p t lota 1, 2, 3, 6, 71 Work 12, llo'uaa o'clock a. m. to hear from brace* (he following dram bed proprrty alt­ hfaee* lha following described property elt__ at_ 10 _____ It a.' felt greatly improved...before taking I All ol lllork 1, T l , r S I. uatrd In Srmlnola county, Florida, lo-wtt: l0ft Florida,’ to-wH< G. all aurh owners or agents aa dmlra to ap11,11 ,1m a m o f'»i> niork z T l rr It my Umbe and hands ■and' arms ■*,Nor,h ear and enter complaints aa to the value- Lot 37. New Upsala. The aald land being U t a G. 7, 8, 9. W ork 1*. T lrr 11. T if f 8. would go to sleep. After taking IL on* railed by lhe Hoard of.C ounty Com* aaaeaaed at the o ate of the Issuance of auen U t a 2. 3« 8, * W o rk 13. Tlrr A. I'?.*1of? .‘lllork I”1 4*2.,llo,k *' TI,r *■ mlaeloneta on the lat day of July. A. It. certificate in the nam e of C. Stagg. Unless *3 E . 820 acre*. T h a raid land being asU U 8, 7 . 8 Work 13. Tlrr II. . T if f 10. however, this poor circulation disarm -AH AH of W ork IS. T i r r l b ‘ 191R, when titling aa a board of tquatlaera said certificate ahall be redeemed arcordlng ersard at the d ale of Hi* laauance.of aueh Ijo U 8, ». 10 lllo rk J T if f I I . peared. My strength came back to­ and to hear any rraion that may be given tn law taa deed will laaue thereon on tbd certificate In the name of Unknown, All l i n t Iota | and 2) Illnrk 13, T i rr E r , t || ■ •If " f »ou thn »t q u a rtfr. W ork 2, why the valuation a* flird by the board oh 7th day, ol Auguat, A. Ir. 1918. All ol Work 13. T i r r F. me end I was toon on the road to . . A 1*0 ’. 'I* hereby f i r m t h a t J a m a s Wltnraa my offl ' ^ signature and seal MI.ea la purchaser of Taa rr rtlflcat# No. any real ratal* or personal property ahould • All ol W ork 13. Tlrr G. Northar .1 n u trlrr lllork 2. T lr r 20. health. After the nse of about 6 bob tbla the 6th day of J u -, A. D. .1918, be changed. The Board of County Com* All of W ork I N . T i n 18. « * . th# 7th day of June A. D. 1909, b o u 3 and 7. Illn rk 3, T if f I. ties, I could do all my house-work laeal) 1” ' E . V . ‘ DOUG I. ASH. miaalonrta tilting aa a board of equallaera AH ol Work I N . T i n 21 . ha 4 filed said certificate In n r olMea, and L o u 18 and IS lllo rk 3. T | , r 1. on tha lat day ol July. A. It. 1918, having C lerk Circuit C b v rt Srmlnola Co., Fla. has made application for taa deed t« laaue and attend to my six children befra ctio n a l Eaat hall ul Work 7, T l r r - I , I»°ta ! to 9 ia rlu ilv n Illnrk 3, T if f 10. . Hy V. XL Douglaaa, It. C. • In arrordanre with law. Said certificate e m ­ lldfB.* raoro fully drarribrd a , . b r(ln n ln ( 86 frrt fully dlacuaaed tha ftalementa and facta aa I^)ta I . 2, 6. 7, R. 9 Work 3. T l» f I I . 9 l-F ri-5tc presented decided to Incrcaa* the valuat on braces the following described property altnorth of InlrtMttlon of aouth linr of (InmF tarlio nal W aal h alf Work 3, T if f 12. Too can feel safo In giving Cardui 1“ Seminole count/, Florida, td-witt mrrrlal K t r.rt * l t h » n t line of Hanford upon thr following drarrlbrd proprity rovrrW r it hall W o rk 3. T ir f 13. Ing certain parcel* of land and Hrma of N E ‘ J of N W U 8 ec. 28. Tp. XI S. IL 11 E . s thorough trial for your troubles. It N a llr r a f Application for T a i . l t r r d I nder A vrn ur In Hanford, Florida, « r a t 117 f r r t : K m ,lhr».t q uarter Work 3, T lr f 19. property as aa Ilollowa; dIIo w i ; raonal proprrty Tha said land being aasaaaed a I tvrrlloa 8 of I'n a p lo r 486* L a w * a f. F lo r­ 4 b a r m . north t o b a k r Monroe, aouthraatrrly alone personal tonUlna so harmful or habit-forming I^ it 9, lllo rk 4. T lr r 6. J . N. McGaughry — lies. 25 ft. E of NW the date of th# laau*nr* of aueh certificate ida ahorr of said lakr to point of north hrcln* l-ot 8. lllork 4, T lr r 7. ir. Of SW if of Her. 32, Tp. 10 B. It. 30 drugs, but Is composed of mild, vege­ In th* name of J . 8 . Moors. C a r . . . . . . . . _________ ... ntnf aouth to lirtinnin(. Notice I* hetehy gives that J a m r a Mile** bot 3, Work 4. T lr r 8. E , run E 336.4 It. H to pt. on H line of table. medicinal Ingredients wfth no Ualraa aald certificates ahall bo redeemed purchaser of i t s ' crrlificato No. 373, dated l-o l G, 7, 8. P, 10. lllork 4, T i n 9. Wrat hall ol hlork I, 2 and * r » t t o o - Orange avr. E 199,8 It. S to By. HWly along tg to law l a taa ............................... arcordlng deedi will laaue thereou tad aftereffects. Thousands of women bota I , 2, 3. lllo rk 4, T lrr 10. third, of blork, IN . 2 N , and 3 N . all In B y. to N line ol Jtsaup avr., W 336.4 ft. the £lh day ol Ju n e , A. It. 1911, haa fifed on the 7th day da, of Aug ' uru1* 1,_ A. D. - , 1911. b o t* I, 2. 3, 6. 7. R. 9 lllork I . T in I I . . T lrr 12, more fully drartlhrd a , beginning to NE Cor, of'Jraaup and E. Lakr Avr. N laid critiflcate in my ofllrr, and haa made hare voluntarily written, telling of .Wltnraa ----------- my nffirlal oificl ______________ signature aad tea ppllrallnn lor l a i dead lo laau* In arcordW rat hall W o rk 4. T i,r 12. to beg. Haleed from 1400.00 to 1800.00. at I n t r m r t l o n ol north llnr of F l r , t Htrrrl this the 6th day of_July, A. D. 1918. the good Cardui has done them It ee a te embrace* the K a il hall W ork 4. T ir r 18. with' raat llnr of poplar A r m u r ; raat along * Mr*, ilohcrt* Allen— Lots 288 and 290, _ nr# with law. Bald rrrtlfic . • E - A- b o u n L A S g . ihoulJ help you, too. Try lb E 74 . M rilt quarter Illnrk S ».uutn thw un Work 4. T ir r 19 Halted from ( 200.00 to 8400.00. loltowlng described property altu atrd In north llnr . of Flral Hlrrrt to a point 190 Longwood. Clerk Circuit Court Remlaele Co., Fla. Eaat H lorrL K a tt half lllo ' I , T irr 20. H. M . Entamlngrr—Lot 169 (Lraa N 21.81 Srm lnola county, F lo rid a, tb -w it; HE <4 of frrt » r , l of w e t boundary of thr Atlantic N E H S r c p i* . T p . 21 A, B SI E . 40 arr*4 . r u a. Ujr V * “ • D- C. Eaat half W o rd 4. T lrr 21 ft,), Longwood, Bailed .fro m 1200.00 to G oa,l I J n r llalltoad rlfh|-<'t.»ay i»ald right91-Fri-8tc T h e aald ’ antLliaing aavcaird a t t b * d a tr of bo|| . 3. Work JC* T lr r 7. (A d v .) U of-way bring ad|arrnt to, , t i l llnr of C td a r 1800.00. IB r lu u a n f* t l aurh certlflrata In the naVnv ____ ______ bot 8, H lo rk /3 . T lr____ r 7. 8 . M. EnUtelngrr— Beg. S. W. Cor. A v rn u r l; north to b a k r Monror. wralrrly ul South H « F d a N . 8 . Co. bota 9 and to , lllo rk 3, T lr r 7. N O TICE T O N O N -RR8 'DKNTH along ahorr nf arid l a k r t o Eaa t llnr ol Pop­ Church Ht. and E. l a i r avr. rua S 200 ft., W 400 ft. N. 200 ft., E . 400 ft,. Her. 31, bota 3. 4. S, 7 Illn rk S, T ir r 8. Also, notice i* hereby given th a t James lar A vtn ur, r i l r n d n l ; Ih rn rr aouth to hrTp. 20 H, It. 30 K. ft a lard from |2 000.00 X tilr*. purrhaarr of T a a Certificate No-* 382, bot 9. Work S. T lr r 8. glnn,lng. Tigers Fond of the Water. In Clrrall Court, Hevealh Jad lcfal Cirri It to 12. 500.00. dated lha'S rd day ut July, A. I f . 1916, haa bota 4. S. 9, 10, lllork S. T ir r 10. In and far Hrmlnole Caaaly, Florida, la W r , t two lfilrd, ol Work 8, T lrr 12, morr Tlpere arc extremely fond of bath­ M rr. E. L . f ir ir c y — t l r f . 200 ft. W . of N E filed aald c ritiflcate In my office, and ha* All ol Work &, T lr r 12. Chancery pariirularly drarrlbrd a * all ol hlork 6, Cor. of HE f f of N W t l of Her. .11. T p . 20 madr application lo r la * dred tu Issue' In Jam e s N. Gamble, Complainant All « | Work 3. T lr t 18. ing. In a zoo, If a tub be’ provided, . . . . „ ......................... tirr 1C, I r i r r p t brglnnlntf at lntrr,rrtlun ol H, It. 30 E . run H 1.120 ft.v W 451.9 ft.. S' a rro rd s n rr with la w . S lid c rttiflc a tr cmva, Norlhratl q uo rtrr and Houth i all Work 3, , , , uty, )(nr p „ Urth Hlrrtt with1086,2 thr wrat It. H 70 drg. 33 min E 41 It, N 19 brarra th r following d rarrlbrd p ro perly alt­ they Will engerly mnkc use of Hr fn* and T . II. Lawrence, T lrr 19. I jino of Crdar A vrn ur; t h r n r , aouth 206.1 deg. 20 m in. E 149 ft. N 1 drg 15 m in, W u atrd In Srmlnnlc county, Florida, lo -w lt: Carrle'A. dllllcs for ablution. They are flruthaa l hall W ork . 3 . Tirr 20. 1 Ii-rt; t h r o r r wrat 113 f r r t ; Ih rn rr north I GO 114.1 ft., E 147.6 ft., N 48 drg., E 119.3 It .. N E 'a ol N W H Sec.1 19. Tp. 21 B. It. 3t K. llrapondante. To Cirri# A. and T- B. Lawrence: ( r i r r p t ■n o r t h w e t q u a r t,r ) of Work feel |,,| to " " N 46 ,|tg „ 43 min, K 16 3 ft., H 182 ft. flraa 4(1 a r|r*. T h r aald land bring a**c**ed at tn right-of-way of Orange B rit "" Ball* rale Huiintners, mul In former dny* It 3. All Vou are hereby required to appear to th* T l r r 21. way. Ih r n r r nortbraateriy along »ald right* 111 A. in N E part aotd tn T . G. Unahurkt. 1hr date nf Ih r |*-u a n r r nf aurh re rtifira te Bill of Complaint filed herein against yo u n wat reckoned nt Singapore (bat (hey All of Illnrk V Tirr 22 of way | III feet; thenee .a *I 83 fret to begin­ Italar.l from 1300.00 to J300.00 n Ih r nam*- of South Fla. Naval h fn rta t ,'u, th* abovr entitled cause on or before the In U u 6, 7. 8, lllork G, Tlrr t> \V. Clnuarr —Beg. I0G1 It. W ul HE Cor ning* “ale n Chlnnmnn it night.” Kwlininlng Also, notice T* lirrrhy given that Jamra 6th day nf August, A. It. 1918 I^ q , I In 1(1 in rlu tlx r Work B, T l*r a of N E *4 “ I M V '4 Her 31. T p 20. K. It. 10 Mile*, purrhaarr nf T a t Crrtitlratr No 102, Tha Hanford Herald la hereby 'designated All r a r .p t frarttonal eaat hail of hlork 7, K., run N 396 ft., E t «GI f t . H 46 drg. 43 erririR from tho tnulnhind to get him. A ll ol Illnrk B, T lr t ID. dated the Blh day of July, A. 1) 1915, hai a* the- newspaper In which this order aha ’I tier 12. mure fully deacrihed a- all t*f block m in., W 4 5 3 H It, S 45 d ig ., W 117.3 It,, All frx rrp l lot 3) Itlnrk B. Tier 11 tiled aald rrrlifl.-atr In my ofllrr, and haa be published oner a week for eight consecu­ 7, tirr 12 in c rjv l that part U u n d rd a* W J47.B ft, H I drg. 13 m in. E 114.4 It, N o rth wrat quarter • Work ,p,_ T tr t 17. fnllnw. Beginning al inleraectlnn «>f aouth S 19 .Ire. 20 min. W 119.5 ft. N 7(1 d r*. 3'* madr application for taa drrd to' Iaaur in tive week*. Snulhrait quarter Illnrk»G. "T irr f7 ■ rnudancr with law. Said rvriitlrat* r m ­ Witness' my hand and seal of office i t Urn *f f ifth street with the w.at line nt min. W 413.5 It, \V 36>V It, N. 26 drg. 40 W rrt hall Illn rk B. Tl. r d brarr* the following drarrlbrd proprrty sit­ Han'ord. Hrmlnole county, Florida, this Stb Cedar Avenue run wrat 11.3 (a r t. aouth 1 |0 mitt., W 132.2 ft., E '3 6 .B It. All nl 11Ini k t», T lr r h .* uated in Stmlnulr rnunty, Florida, lo-wlt: day ol June, A. D. 1918. • leel; »nothwr*terly 81<• fr.-t; r*a t 22« feet; Balard frurn 8300.00 to $500.00. All ol ll'»c’ B. T lr r 20. tinr-half intrrrat In W }» of N W l* See. 29, (M a li * K. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. north 2 6 t feet to brglnningl. M . J. J rn f N E 1I t4 and N E U Tp. 21 S. II 31 E M. r n nnrr**— .a - HKW\ V U ool A’’ . i !H..rk « . T l r r ? b 80 acre, The aald land \\ '. 11 and \V1) W>r of o| N K E »' *i ..f of N lW 1* and bring aaaraard at Ihr datr of the laauanrr Xtsrion G. B a s e , By V XI. Douglaaa, D. C. 'I nt Itin rl B. T l, t 22 Ml nf hlork 8. tier 9 lea. railroad rlght-lil* of N W H E fa *a ol of N K ..................... S W , ..I HE '. of N \V>, and Hjv ol aurh rartiflratr In Ihr name of C. It. U t * I . 7 k III. rk 7. Tn Hnlirltor for Complainant, way I and all hlork 8, tier lit I* — railroad of > , l l r . ol \ p pllrallun (or T • i It r r d VV11 Her, IS, b " lr I 2. I. 3 l l l ’tffc 7, Tl.l 83-F r -9 tr , righl-nf-way anil more lu ll) drarrlbrd aa ol N W >4 of Her 15. T p 21 H, II 29 t . B r a n . Sr.iion K o( f'h a p le r IK S ,. I.aw * <-( I Inf. Baited from 87BO O O to 11000.00. «*. B, 7. h llli^ k 7, T>i" b .it, I I beginning on Ih r aoifth line-of Sialh Hirer! Ida J . etl. T h rrlrn — latta 409 and 410. Alta* All of lllm k 7, T lr r 10 at a point 2 lert a r i l and 66 feet aouth of m uni- Land lln lr l A N avigation Co.', Balard bnU I, 2, 3. I. B. 7, 8 Illnrk 7, Tier 71. Not! . h e rtb y given that .it. Iu m n , I Mvuthweat corner of hlork 7, tlet 10; thence from 1000 to 81000. p u .f ii.i- f ol T a r ( ‘e rtlflra trv N i .. 2 H . 215 1 All nf Illnrk 7. T ie r IB ra*t to Ih r A lla n tlr C o ..! IJne llallroad ulv South half nf nnrlhraal quart, r and ».<ulh rlg h l-n f-w *) . thence a o u th w n lrrly along aald - M J. F rb ia h a m — Lot 465 A ltam ontr Land ,r.4 "16, listed Ih r 3rd d ay <>f J u ly , 1916 Hotel and Navigation Cl>., Halved Irom ha. tiled .a id rrrllfira trw in rrv o ftlrr and | h, 1( m „f l T T jt f right nl way to a point aouth of beginning; 11300.00 to 82000.00. ha> m ad , a p p )ira tlo n < fur l a i n rrd t n _ t „ u r | ()j m ,,,), - y (rf j „ thenre norlh Si feel to beginning Tim *. Sprague— la d * 1.10, 4 4.1, 4 46, 4 47, in a r r n i d a n r * with l a » . Said r r r l i n r a t r , All ol Work 7. Tier 21 T in 7, being 448, 419. 461, and a atrip 24 'v ft. wide nl .ir-hrarr t h r following drarrlbrd property I.ota 1. 2. 3 I. 3 Block t HI. All irirluding It It II nl 33 npertv rrjnnrouaiy itearnbrd In rear ut I.ota 42H and 429, Altacnontr Land t tuatrd In S rm ln o lr rn u n t y . Florida, in wit ■a me property etpinenutl Tier 22 Navigation Co. Balard from warranty ueed from 33*. J Thigpen Thtg|»rn to Ben), Ben|. 11nt wl ft Part. No. 2 1 4 , r o t r r a ; S E '* <d N IV ' t of bota 2. 3, 4, \ Work 8. Tier 1 r tecord ther pul*(rule 82300.00 to 81000.00. Itrew , aald dred bring of record In Ih 5er 26. T p . 2 0 B, It. 32 E. U t 8. Illnrk V. Tier 7. K. I*. W atrrho uar— Lota 603 and 004 (lraa 3Ve*t halt I n c l u d in g 11. It II "I 33.1 lie reeord* of Seminole County a* lot* I, 2 part W of a line bag. N W Cor. Lot GOI and t 'r rt . No. 2 1 8 r o v r r a : SKI» of H W '» and 3. B. 7 of aald liloek and Mar, there being no Si;*, *lr.a N E f J ) of S r r , 2 6 . Tp . 2 0 S, H. Work 8, Tier II. run H 142 ft.), Altam onte l^ n d Hotel ft All Including lb It. It. ol VV*yl Illnrk 8. Iota B and 7 In aald block and tier. H eav y y itld i o f h lflt c U u p ro d u ct* i r o m o 12 Navigation Co. Halved from 11000.00 to Aim I h t t part of Blork 3, Tier 17 dr*" 1) 51.0.00. ('•rt No. 2IC r o v r r a : S W n f S\V‘ , nl Tier 13. All includ ing It. H. It id 33 t lltnfk 8. rallied *« follow . Beginning al northwaat s»r- 2w. Tp- 2 0 S, It. 3 2 E. t i u r j to b r io f a b l f n e t profit to th e p o w e r . T h * J. M . Lewla— Ltd* 674 376 and 676. A ltacorner ul blork 3, tier 17; run eaat 1113 m ia le I .and Hotel ft N avigation Ct>. Halved T h ' .a i d land bring aaaraard at tbr data Tier 16 . . . . . . . N orthw rtt quarter and aouth half i n c l u d ­ feet; aopth 25G.2 feel; wrat 111.3 frr t; north fio m 8400. to 11900. cl ihr tmauanra of aurh rrrtlflratrw In t h r b a n n er record! fo r in c h re m its h a s b ean h eld fo e name nf U nknown. Uniraj aald rrrtiflra tra ing lb lb lb ol 3V.) Work 8. Tier 17. 288.2 f r r t to beginning. J. M. I.rwl*—Lola 577 to 680, Altamontr All Incl uding It. It It. of 33I Block 8 •kail br r r d r r m r d a r r o r d l n f to l i a , t a i Hrrd the l a s t q u a rte r-cen tu ry b y Alao th a t part of block 4. Her 17 deaciib- Land llolal ft Navigation Co. liaised from will iaaur t h r r r o n on Ih r 22nd day nf Au* Tier IB, .................. rd aa fnlbiwa: Beginning at northwrat cor­ $ 1600.00 to 12000.00. Alt in clud ing It. It. It. of W .) ft lea* ner of blork 4, tlrr 17. run raat l i t . 8 l * r t : glut, A. D. 191 8. T . A Hilyga— Lota 631 and 6 f i , _ A jta; aouth 285.6 fr r t: weal I I I . 3 f r r t: north 2G3 3 monte Land Holrl ft Navigation Co. H alM d IVItnaaa my official a l g i n t u r r and »r a I thl« bot 10, Work 9. Tl ar b rom 81600. lo 13000. lert to beginning. the isth day of J u l y , A. t>. 1918. U t a 3. 8, 9 W o rk 9, Tlrr 7. H. XI. McIntyre —B it of Lot* 556, 336 and Mali E . A. D G U G b A S S . All foregoing Ini* anil block* being of 337 and Hhi of 688 and a ll 369. Altam onte All of lllork 9. T lrr 13 Clark ('i r r u lt Court S rm ln o lr Co.. Fla. thr City of Hanlord. arcordlng Ip b. It. Land Hotal ft N a v iia liu n C o., Balard from All of * Block 9, T lrr 14. Ily V . 87. Ilougalaa, lb Trafford'a Map, *■ rrrordrd In r i a l Book 13000.00 tu 13300.00. All ol Block. 9, T l r r 13. 91-Frl-S te - | t “ page 1 11 a m t Florid* l a n d ft ColnntAH of Work 9. Ti er 1« S e n d fo r onr F r e e B ooks o n all c o m m e rc i* ! G. E. and E. C Batra - L o U A 584. 485. aation ti.m pa of Hi. G(rtru*!e "to . Altam onte Land Hotel ft Navigation All of Work 9, Tier 17 .. n y_ ’* Map , uHanford. ...................... A dtdlllon dition P rv-Mhr *• rrr rerorde.1 S » llri at Appiiral an (or T a i l»red I'w d rr 3Voat hall "f Block **. Tier 18 M h r Town of Hanlord. a r n .t | t a| „ j | , „ m jjoo O (10 to 17500.00 crops o f F lo rid h ; t l s o opr S p rz y CftW logne. Srfli^n 8 of C h ap lrr 1888, l i a . wl M at. All Block 9. Tier 19 ID Flat B .J ^ H page I '" N . I I . Fogg - N W , of N E ‘ t of S rr 13. Ida U t * 8, 9. |0 Block 10, Tier I S p e c ia l ad vice glad ly g iren . I.ota I to 36 lraa I. 5. « 17 of Mold, o ' T „ , 2 ] p. |t 29 K Balard from *1 8 0 0 0 0 to U t 3. Work 10 Tier 2. U ral Eatatr Cum pany’a Addition |o Hau 12(00.00. V' t lrr i* h r r r b y g la rn that b T . - l l r y a n All of Block 10. Tlrr 13. lord, arcordlng to plat recorded In fla t Frraeasl f rapvvtr purrhaarr of T a a C r r t iA r a tr No. 139, dated All ol Block 10 Tlrr 14. (look " t > ” p a t ' 91. j Dr. J . W. Nlinn-r Balard from . 11740.00 the 3rd day of J u l y , A. lb 1916, h a t filed North half of lllork 10, T l r r IS. aatd rrrtlAeato fn ray ofllrr, and h ia mad r Lot I,’ blork X . and lot* 1. 2. 3. IMcek ! » ®°All of Work 10. Tlrr Ifi. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., application'for t a i drad tu laau* In accord* Y of E.* It. T ra ffo rd ’a ■'ap nf H*' ford, ar- ; » - Q. G ,a , I a m -B a la r d from 1220.00 lo All of Block 10. Tlrr 17. anrr with law. Said cr r t if lc a tr rm b r a cr a t h r fording to f l a t Hook I I " F»t* ' l l . ' E. A. D O U G 1. VSH. t'lr r k . All ol Work 10. Tlrr 18. following d ra rrlb rd property altu atrd In All of Block 10. Tier 19. Lot I ’ * 11,1 ,,ff. * 11 - . Board ol County t'orrmiaalonrra. Mfrs. Ideal Firtiliiers. Srmlnolr rn u nty, F lo r id a , to -w it: E l y ol of H. A. Ito b ln j. : • - t r v r ) of an addition 5 -.F r|.5 tc All of Block 10. Tlrr 20. , U t a 103 an d 10R, Hanlord C r lr ry U rlla. In South Sanford. r M l i n g to plat rirerdad ■ U t a 3. 4. 3. Illnrk II. Tier 2 Thr *ald land bring aaaraard at Ih r d a tr of J bcIuodtUI , Fit. All t n r r p li n g nnrlhraal quarte r! W o r k in Flat Bonk **D" f i f * B. thr i i . u a n r r nf aurn rrrt l fl c a t * In t h r n i n e N cirirn n r n iik im it w h a h : Alao brgln U’. '. r t a ra t of n o rth ra el J It. Hptingate. llnlraa *ald rrrtlAcate I I , T trr IS. Nuilfr It L m l ) ' r»vrrt * * - I v »rt«l u ^Irr ro .n rr of lot 3. ftl *> * Itobtnann'. *>iir\. y ol vlrtur c>f North half nf Illnrk II. Tier 17. ■hall hr rr i l r t r a r d according to law taa deed rtrfh in * of t t r i i l in it* an addition 14 'h .Sanford run .-u th will iaaur Ih rr ro A on the 22nd day of AuAll nf Block 1 1. Tier IS •lift! tu t i f &fad unritr Ihr * m I f (hr C’ lpruil 117 fr r t. a ra t 51 • I north 11. -•'< All nf Block I I . Tier 19 guat. A 11. I 9 1R. <’o iiit In »>n»l fur u n iiE r C’ l tinly. h rv rn lh i Pi "cinninf SO fi-wl fn pf* All of Block II. Tier 20 liif)lr,a l r i r r i i l l «f R lnrlilt* l i f t f in f *U lr Wltnraa my ofllrlal a ltn a tu rr a anil ara U t * 3. t. 3. 8. 9. to Illnrk 12. Tt* • • ~ i ,i.i: f-oi !*•!• th» Lth fif June, IJMf*. In that certain n u u la'll I.f»l t i t . the IHth day of J u l y , A. but* 3. 4. Block 12. Tier 3 • t.Uth \10 f. • 1 In! P*. ihrrrin pendinf whrrtin I. Y. K r i i h r ml Ifi lol 1 • r.|< E. A. f l O l l O n . b ota 4, 8. Block 12, Tier t lilt 25 'Iras nntt’ .avt quartrr lid* 26. 28. . plalntlfl and Cody lloraay and William lloua ' lerk r i r c u i t Court S r m l n o l r ^ ^ i . . H a. U t * 3, 8, 9 Block 12. Tier ,1U 31. .3 2. 73. ! t. b’l 35 lira* muthwrM I Inn, doing huainrsa at Itdrsry ft llnuatnn, Ily V. E . U ouglata , 1). C. U t * 4. G. 7, Block 12. Tier 8 quarter) aoulhweat uuartrr <f Ini 36 nf H. A. a rr r drfandanta. In which judgment wa* 98-FH-Slc ?,rtt3h T a y w s w K g; B ft n . LEGAL ADVERTISING BetterCrops Ideal Fertilizers la the ( Irrn lt C o arl H ra c n lh Judicial C lrra ll H rm ln a lr C o a n ty . Flatlda .Vi'ton G. Van l>rV«n|»r, *<dr aurvivlng p artner of thr Arm of V a n D t v r n u r ft E ld e r. ■ .. 1 C o m p lain ant* Bill I*’ .»*. Forrclo ar Georg, IV. Ilo y ra an d An- Mortgage. nlr l ln y r r hi* wrlfa. _ U rf rn d a n t . . _ To George .W. B o y r o a n d Annl» B o y e r, hi* Wile. bra d rlH a . Colorado. Vou a re h t r r b y required an d ordered to appear to t h a bill of complaint filed herein •gainat you on o r brfor# tha Aral Monday In Hrptrmber 1918. aara* bring th * 2 nd day rl aald month than aad th»ra to raaka aa»»»r tu aald bill of complaint tn drlautt of whirh daerra pro confeaao will b* l ik e n and rnlrtrd against you, lolloared by final drerr* th.raon, • It -la further ordered that thl* order hr puhllshrd In t h * Hanford Herald. » n*w*p*prf Puhllihed in Hanford, fiemlnol* County, rlorida nnr* each w**k for lour conMrotlvr »r»k*. south, range 30 r u t lying brlw ren T * n * i I^ota 6 . 7. 8 . 9 . 10 Hlork 13. T irr 6. rind and Oleander A vrnura. of Hanford and Lots 9 . 10 lllork I S Tl#r 6 . th r north lln r of blork 2 N , and all thaft All (ricrpllng I and 61 Hlork 13. Tltr ..p a r t of aertion 23. lownahlp 19, aouth. r a r tr f I avI* 3. 4 8, 9, 10, illntk 13, Tier 9 . 30 raat lying between T am arin d and GleanLota 3. 4. 8, 8, 9 . 1 0 'Hlock 13. Tlrr 10. All Irirrplln g It. II. H «>« W.l Hlork IS. d rr A v rn u r* of Hanford. Fractional w t*t Iw o -th ltd * of block Itier I I and fractional w « t tw u -lh lrd . ol T1 All Vlra* lot 9 ) Hlork 14. Tier I. block ! . Her 1*. *11 of E. It. T ra d o rd a trot a 3 . T. 8, 9 , Hlock 14. Tier 3. Lota’ I, 2, 3, 4. 6, 7. ». 9, lllork 14, Ttrr 3. map pf Hanford. All nt lllork 14, T lrr 6 . . * L o U 59, 61, 77 of tb. Jootph’a S u b -D i­ Lot 7 . Blork 14, Tier 9. vision according to p la t recorded In plat Lota 1', ! . 7 (rirtuding It. It. IL ol book " B ” p i f * t * * Governm ent L ot 2, Jf arctltin 28, town" Z 'u T i 1J'lJ’S U !'... T l .,.. . ■hlp 20 *outh, range 30 raat (lr«* that part aouth ol lln * beginning at northraal rornrr Lota l.^nL l.'uT**.r I®. ,,,0,,k 1 T|TiTJ 3' of aouthraat quarter of aoathraat q u ir lr r All (rarest 6 , and ^1 Block 15. Tlrr 4. of aertion 29. township 20 south, range 3ft All of Bloch 18. T lrr 5. ^ raat and fun raat to Intrrarctlon lln * of lol ^ Y K d l o g B . " L H. of Way) Block 25 of X lllt b r ir * 8 u rv *y of U v y G ran t). W r it half of aouthraat quarter ol t j r t k 15, Tier. 8 . raat quarter; a ll t b i t part of raat f a l l o« s out h w rit quarter of northraat quarter raat of railroad; wrat half of northeast quarter of aouthraat quarter; a ll that part of raat half of n o rth w rtt quartar of aouthraat quarter raat ol It. IL rlgbt-of way ol sec­ tion XP. lownahlp 20 aouth, ran g* >30 cast. Houthwrat quarter of arctloo 21, town­ ns long ob your old lirrs are Mill ship 20 aouth. tang* 30 r a il. good enough to vulcanize. Tho Houlhfaat q uarter of aouthraat quarter of are lion 22, lownahlp 20 aouth, rang* 30 prlct.H of new tires art* intTrosing ■ a it (!**• la lfro a d rig ht-of-w ayl. but the ccit-or vulcanizing re­ And a|an an undivided on*-«lghth Intermains about the rnmc ns for yenre rat in and t» th * following d ra rrlb rg la n d * ritu a l* In Volusia County. Florida, to w it: past. We guarantee a perfect job Alt fra rlfo h a l S*c. 13, T p . 14, lu n g * 27. a vulcanized tire that looks nnd Sty of N E | ( or E 20 rhalna of lot 2 and wears ns well ns o new tire, at n S B 't Hrc. 14. T o 14, Hang* IT . . All fractional B*e 18, T p . I I . H ang * S i. fraction of (he rost. North half 8 * r . 24, T p . 14, B a n g * 27. itot 3 ,'B e r. 6 T p . 14. H a a g * 28. N .'y of N E J f and N E J 4 ol B E 1 | Her. 7, T p . 14, H ang* 26, T h a t p art of N W I ) raat bf railroad (ra0«ii and 3rd SI. ■Sanford,' Florid, •rp t re m rla ry t F*r7 6. T p . 14, B a n g * 28. S W V of S E ! | H»r. 16. T p . 14. B ang* 28. H'< nf N E ' t and N W ’ , of N E W a n t f B E it in d li.tr :.2, 3. and 4 Far. I I , T p . 14, tlangr 28. N E t, „and lota 1 and 2 Her 19, T p . 14, DON'T BUY NEW TIRES ■If KENT VULCANIZING WORKS On Flour, ■Fruit and V egetable C rate* T*u Can Bay From lls-nt Wholesale 1Tices W r it * h r r r i m LJ*I PRICES W -A M o rp Ik jC o n ip u y Palfttka* FW f* of E M and N W U cf 8 W U of 8WJK of N W ! l Bee 21 T p . 14. H a n g * 26. 8 of'TBW^J w , a n d 'W H “ “W o| of N M _ snnd sd SE EW ) ( ^of of K w i t See 22, T p . 14. H a n ts 21. S E N of N E ( and V l W t f of B W M and t W > i of N W U Bee 27. T p . 14. n in g e 28. . ’ E M of N E > ( a rd N E ' ( cf 8 K |( Pee 28, T p . 14, R ang * 28. .. W U of N E H and N W U and 8 W ) ( and N W U of Fee 29, T p . 14. R a n 6 * 28. 8 M •> N E U Bee 80. T p . I t , . B a rg e 28. , N T - S of N E U of BE U and W M of 8 E U and N M ° f H W U aad N W ! ( See 82, T p 14, R in g * 28. L o t > aa d 8 8-8 of lo t 3 fa ir s p t Iota 168. 166 sad 181 cf L a k e C,eerie ‘ T herm al Artewlsn Vegetable D e lta a * recordrd lm Hook 4 a t page l i t ) 8 *c 3, T p . I ( . Rang# 28 Alao an i undivided ; one-halt Interest la r W S S i^ S ^ - M onday, the 6th day nf Auguat. 1918, to th‘ * highral bidder for rash h * following dra“ |k.............. * 3....................... •rlbcd thi property ol - Cody •ribrd real ra ta l* aa the Dnrsvy, and sub jrrt lo the llrn ol th * said Judamant, to -w it: , Beginning at a stake, standing 67 trot north ol the northwest, point o| Intrrarctlon ol Eighth street and Hickory a vrn u* and running th r n r * north along th * wrat aide of Hickory i t n u i 60 fret to n stake; th e n rr wrat 124 I ra t to a a lik e : Ihrncw south 60 fr r t tb a stake; th r n r * eaat 124 f r r t to point nt beginning, bring Lot 4 nf Hlork 8 of T lr r C of K. It. Trafford'o Map of lha Town of Banford, rrro rd rd ,n Flat Hook E, paga 6, O r­ ange County Itrrorda and also rrro rd rd in tb * Hrcords af Hrmlnole County, Florida, th * aald territory formerly bring a part of Orange C ounty. Furthaarr to pay for M tlra. . E . E. II It A D Y , Sheriff of B aalaol* County,Florida. Il-F r l-Itc In Circuit Court ol. lha Hevealh JudJr'al C lrra ll al F *lr!4a, H rm lnala Caaaly la C b an rrry Effls It. C lark vs. Citation D avid I I . C la rk , Jr. T o Ita v ld It. Clark, Jr., 136 Jtfferaon St., Savannah, Ga. You at# h rrrb y ordtrad to b# and appear before our said court at t h * court house In Hanlord. Florida, In tha a b o rt entlllatl cause, on tha f l ji t X lo nd iy in Auguat, 1918, tb * sain* being the 3th day thereol, and n rule day a t thl* court, to anawrr the bill o( com­ p laint filed herein against you, #Ue tha aarr.s w ill ba taken aa ronltamrd and lollowed by final d*cra*. I t la furth er ordered th a t lh>* order ba published in t h * Hanford Herald, a news­ paper publltbed tn Hemlncl* county ones each w lu eh week for four raneerutiv* v r» ' . G iven. under my hand ____ and ___ _ teal _ f ol said - -• 4 ' day ru u rt, -this I k * 2nd of July. IUIR. E. A. ItO U G L A B B . Clerk of C irc u it Court Seminole Co., Fla. 9 t-F r l-M / N O l l C K O F h t'F l I At. M AHTF.It’H HALE N o t e * I* heraby given thn t under and by > virtue of a final d<rr*« of foreclosure and ‘ •a t* m ad* and entaied In th * Circuit C ourt B *v*n tb Judicial C lrtu ll ol th * B ta t* ol F lo rid a, fn and for B *m lno lr C o u n ty, In chancery, in n certain suit therein pending w h lra ln Wilson ft Toomer F c ttlllM r Com* any, a corporation I* p la in tiff and Levi Iniord and E v * It. jtln ic rd , h it v ile , aVa defendant*. I , aa aperial master, w ill on tha M h day of August, A. D . 1918, betw M n lh a knurs ol * l * v t n In tb*>(DTMioon and I TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford Model T'One Ton Truck is really the necessity of farmer, manufac­ turer, contractor and merchant. I t has all the strong featires cf the Ford car made bigger and stronger. It has the powerful worm dirive, extru ’.cage emer­ gency brakes acting o.# both rear wheels and controlled by hand lever, 124 inch wheelbase yet turns in a 46 foot circle, and has been most thoroghly tested. We know it is absolutely dependable. We advise giving vour order without delay that you may be supplied as scon as pos­ sible. The demand is large and orders are filled in rotation. I.eave your ortlrr to d a y .* C. F. W ILLIAM S Dealer ' W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS / 6 o dork. In lha atlirnoon, lha tarn* bring tha first Monday In aald month and th* rut* day In aald m onth and within tha legal hours ol tale, offer lor sal* to lha highest ind baat bidder for c u b btfor* th* court ho us* door of Baminol* County la th* city of Hanford, Hera nolo County, Florida, lb * following daicribod property, lo-wltt Tho w*at half, of Lot N laita** ( 19) of Flat of Fa ■ Hammock, as recorded tn F lat EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman General Fire Insurance O ffla o w i t h H O L O ftN R I A L 1 S T A T I Sanford# <X. F lo rid * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1918 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 26, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 26, 1918. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 26, 1918; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/abb6758652090ae328e3e844a37d4740.pdf be2b10f309fb9873062b36d873c51084 PDF Text Text « ON TUESDAYS P U B LISH ED AND FR ID A Y 8 •sEy i . * 'E B i a j l x x j j IN THE HEART OF'THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION 8ANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1918 EXCHANGE MAKES HIS POSSIBLE ,!!ifd armies are simply overrunning ,bc German territory and not giv, L .he fleeing Germans a chance to ‘ * , nd catch their breath. The cffrhilve of the Germans has turned into i defensive and the crown prince uBiti sre on the run toward Gerissny. Americana alone have taken cTtr 6,000 prisoner! and ..they uf dinging desperately to a portion d territory near Soeasons endeavor­ ing to keep Foch from flanking them on three sides. I t is thought that a gigantic victory will be recorded for Foeh and his allies In k few hours tbit the German army will be ciit Into pieces and no chance to orga­ nize in French.territory. The Crown Prince, hits been obliged . „ to call _ . for h*lp front his cousin, Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria. German divibors from the arm y in the North fcivr 'been hurried down to protect Ike western flank of the defeated Mmy. which has been driven back over the. Marne and ejected from Chateau Thierry by Franeo-Ameri* esn troops. ' The region immediately so-' i „f Soiuon* forms the key to r - Germsr. | ^iilon, and here the i r.emy htt concentkled" heavy ^ r c u for the purpodc of holding back the advancing tide of the allies. The latter, however, continue their proPf*. although the" fighting i* »>«roming heavier each ho'ur. They have taken a large number of prisoners the number being more than ha* been announced, and new batches cf captives are arriving. The num­ ber of unwounded prisoners alone for exceeds the .total, casualties of the allied troops since the 'victorious advancebegan. ’• . The correspondent ha? aten a large Column of these prisoners roming in. and from their apperanre they were certainly picked men. The number of undamaged cannon liken by the allies is very large and ia constantly increasing, while . at at the same time large quantities of ammunition have been captured. The advance of the armies com­ manded by General Mangin and Gen. Degoutic on this flank aver­ ages 10 kilometers while Gcn.e lot. who is smashing at the other »ide of the pocket containing the defeated Germans, is also progressing appreciably. The French, Americans and British are working in closest co-operation and with absolute con fidenec. sales manager Frank L. Skelly. There were also emphasized the the beneficial effects . to growers of the efforts of the exchange sales force to standardize the price* Jor citrus fruits' and to increase1 the demand for them through advertising urn! other educational work directed to the consumers. Mr. Skelly express­ ed himself "ft* 'strongly bilieveing that even greater progrers nlorrg all these lines will be made during the coming year. According |o the best information obtainable by the sales department of the exchange, conditions in the leading market centers of the North during the coming winter will be favorable to the interests of Florida orange and grapefruit growers. The buying capacity of the public i t 'is said, is ^almost' certain to he increased ratherthan deerraed as com­ pared withprevious seasons and the growing appreciation of the food and health value of Florida fruits r e su l t s in c a ttle Tick Free Counties t»ei me • ,«*»• S- o m e n of cattle in Ornngr. Uke and Balm Beach counties are beginning to «.t shipping advantages as a result of the systematic tick eradication campaign that has been waged this reason. Announcement has been made that effective on ’and after August first, owners of cattle in those counties may *hiu out under ceritfication, when n- erican HeadBnary ., :c and /St •w -p ’ J “y’ T o r- «***" H™ ld .„ :M___ respectively of the above named organizations. Doth organizations are incorporated and have a total mem­ bership in Manatee pud Seminole counties of over 200 representative celery, lettuce and vegetable growers. Until this season buyers and com­ mission men nt the producing end have handled the product of these growers From year to yenr, tb od has become more unsatisfactorily. It is not claimed that the poor re­ sult- has been due to unfairness on the part of these buyers or commission men, but to uncertain markets and distribution due to the varied man­ ner in which the products have been handled. This has necersiated an organization solely for vegetable growers and in entering upon this business. Kclutiur>s that it is believed will assure sucess have been estaliahcd through certified telling agents in the c u n t and west and through these the organizations will do businesa. It is not the purpose of either the Manatee or Sanford organizations to detract from other organizations or companies n6w exsisting, in fset they are unanimous in feeling that all other organizations specialising In certain commodities should be helped in every way because they know that only through specializing can success be attained. In their effort* to carefully keep within their bounds; that of handling vegetables; only. Their organizations are members who realize a specific dividend on their stock and in addition enjoy a division of. surplus (ut'.ds at the end of each season. Their .work la co-operative in eveiy feature. Only wrowers of vcie.nbles pan lie mcm- ED ITORS GIVE 8 PACE' Help Movement for Eradleatlob of Cattle Tick. . Publishers of newspapers always reserve the front pages for their moot im portant articles, and when more than a two-column head ia used It Indicates exceptional news interest in the article. The interest thnt is being taken in tick-eradication in Florida ia re­ flected in the space th a t is being de­ voted to that subject, and among our exchanges last, week we noted that three carried full width of page banners on front pagrs. Two of the papers placed th e.b an n er over their titles, as follows: . * R. J. Holly, editor of the Sanford Herald, printed the following ban­ ner at extreme top of "page: “ Vote on July 16 for* compulsory .dipping of cattle. Eradication of cattle fever ticks means more beef and milk ALL MONEY WILL NOT BE IN ONE PLANT The government will not estab­ lish the large dehydrating plant at any one point according, to the fol­ lowing despatch from Washington: . Senator Park Trammel today made public the following letter from tary Houston, of' departm ent of agriculture, • r >"1 have your letter of July 1, in which you advise th a t proml^gn desire that, prominent citlxens of Sanford desire to be considered in connection with the location ofj£g dchydraing plant in that city, when the question of the location of dryi ing planta is considered. "From y o u r letter, it would appear that., the citizens of Sanford are of the opinion th a t the department has without limitation, authority toestablish dehydration plants. As you know, such is not the casp, and In this con­ nection I am taking the liberty of quoting you thp provision in agri­ culture bill now pending with re-* ference to the proposed $260,000 V ing of vegetables, fruits and other parish edible products, to determine the best means and processes of dehydration and to disseminate in­ formation as to the value and suit­ ability of such products for human food $260,000 is provided, which ■urn shall be immediately .available and tho secreatary of agriculturo is hereby authorized, if necessary, to use all or any part of this appro­ priation for the establishment and operation of a _plant or, planta for tho dehydration of vegetables, frulta and other perishabio edibfe products in any place, or place* In the United States for the purpose of supplying food for tho army and navy, and tho money received from the operation of any such place or planta shall con­ stitute a revolving fund until June 30. 1919." " It will be noted that under thlr language the department is mcicly or operating aenyaraiion piania • Uic r-rfid en t should dtftn it neces­ sary to establish planta for the pur­ pose of supplying food for tho army* and navy and, unless such action , is taken, the department la limited 1 1 o co-operating with Indivuals, firms or corporations owning or operating dehydration planta. So far »» I am 1aware no such action la in con­ ! t e r . Iiulon a t thlstlme." The Sanford Board of Trade haa a 'plan whereby Sanford will get a donation from the government to asist a local dehydrating plant th a t will be established here. Already there are several chances th a t look gotd for th e . establishment of one or more plant# of this kind here and and before another season rolls ro canning n*d pcrsevlng plant and a d el./Jiatln g plant In connection with it establlfhcd here. The government will then hive available a largo sum ,o hi ;pcr/. hetc on tho local plant which will give Sanford the kind of plant desired and help the farmers to dehydrate their aurplua frulta and vegetables. to war conditions, was mads by ago nil ripe tomatoes were Jefferson Thomas, who as hereto- i fore haa this work In charge for the opinion th a t very little improvment exchange. Notwithstanding the diffi­ can bo expected until the war comes culties under which the material to an end, but he assured the direct­ must he produced, it ia believed or* th a t the Intereata of th#'exchange that the bulk of.lt will be ready by and ita member* who market their Rebekah Install Officers. the” opening of the shipping season. products in New York will be given The regular meeting of Seminole ri.ajon is that the work no# * Another committee, appoioted nt the best possible attention and that Rebekah Lodge will bo held in vanced so well, the authorities are war* the last meeting of the board, to their fruits and vegetable# Will have Masonic Hall, Friday evening- at rflnted in making thb ronrwion. which outline plans for the handling of just as good handling as can be 8 o'clock. Capt.' .Crlm requests will be a big aavir.g to cattle owners vegetables by the exchange next sea­ obtained in view of the situation staff every member of the de wishing to ship out »*«*• w‘ 1 son presented Ita findings and theae After Mr. Holland! talk, the board .v .,.i~ • fatter value for selling to to be present for practise, Carpenters Union those cattle a neurr , were adopted Tho aalary com­ adjourned until the third Wednesday At a meeting of tho Carpenter's last meeting the om ens mittee made a partial report and in September, omitting cs usual tl;e Union on July 6th, the following of- next aix month* weflr’ln .. tontlnucd until futher notice. For August meeting. follows: In the mentime President R om, fleets were installcd for the present the Exchange'Supply Company, Dr. Noble Grand, Mrs. Ida C " " t U - c i . < « .» , •»* “ Ross, who is also ita president, gave Sales Manager Skelly, Business Man- term . : - ^ Vice Grand, Mrs. Clara S President, Chaa. E. Ilqbinaon cxccuan encouraging report, indicating Stewart and ■* thnt the savings to exchange growers ager Secretary , Mrs. Hattie Lasting Vice Pres. R. R. Robinson live ofillccrt' will make a trip thro­ J^“t y „ mm w on M •pptopri.W »v.iW Rcc. Sej'y St Treas. A. J. Lowing Warden, Mrs.. J. H. McClelland through its operations during the ugh the North for the reorganiza­ Conductor, Miss Olga Vihien' Fin. Scc'y. W. W. Van Neia coming year, will amount to large tion of the sales force and to secure as ‘S M S E S Right St .L ett Supporters Noble Warden, Geo. Ginn ■uma^y»Hous other items of routine first hand data as to the best terri­ Grand, Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Con. G. W. Messenger tories In which to distribute the fruit business were transacted. * Lena Lee Trustees, A. Van Neas, F .. C. R. H. Holland of New York, dis­ of exchange membera next fair and Right St Left Supporters Vice G rand Morgan and A. M. Adams. trict sales manager for that terri­ winter.. O n 'th is trip Dr. Rosa and Misses Least* Gray and Sign* On Oct. 1st the new scale t,f Wago Mr. Skelly will visit Washington , t ; T S t S S i - w tory, who la In the city for day Vihien ’ addressed the board/ describing the for it conference * with offliciala 6f will take' effect which will be 66c Chaplain, Mrs. A. M. Walker per hour, an . Increase of 10c per the federal railroad adm inistration in obstacles to the prompt movement reference to car supply, ecL More hour over the present scale. The Inside Guard, ,Mra. Jessie Booth ss* v W Stile* and two daughter* of fruits snd vegetables which have definite plans for next seaaori*smar- carpenters recently moved from Jhe Outside Guard, Mba Ruby Duke. a * V i o U f i * left-Monday been' encountered during the season ket activities will be made after the Moots Hall in to .th e Eagle's Hail Vbltlng Rebekah# -always weljust dosing, as a result of freight on Oak A v e .. v r B S S *inn* *'* . * • M” congestion. Mr. Holland ia of the return to Florida of the offllcier*. i wE Owen* Savannah,.Ga. �THE SANFORD HERALD PACE a rHAT’S- WHERE THEY HAVE THOSE GOOD. PICTURES F R I D A Y SATURDAY M O N D A Y T U E S D A Y Big Double , 'William Famnm . That Wonderful ' The Most . . Serial • • Program • Wonderful W.pman Gladys HuIeUe and ■ — IN — “The Woman irf the World Creighton Hale in “THE In The Web” MARY GARDEN' “ FOR SALE” CONQUERER” ’ In The Sensation of the * ’ k Age “THAIS” • , i Also Harold Lloyd in ' “ HEY THERE” . AComedy, also that Thrilling Serial The Most Sensational Fea­ ture of the Year. “ THE• LIONS - • CLAWS” It’a a Fox Standard Feature ' j W ED N ESD A Y The Picture that will Make You Proud * You are an. American , Arnold D aly’ • e Also Emily Stevens in “A Sleeping Memory” IN . “My Own United States” ’ C0M !NG-“THE LONE WOLF”—Annette Kellerman in “THE DAUGHTER OF THE GODS” . • •• ■ WILLIAM PARNUM IN THE SENSATION OP THE AGE "THE CONQUERER" AT THE STAR THEATRE MONDAY « BEGINNING SATURDAY a MATINEE at 3:15 RAIN or SHINE < LIEUTENANT PAT O BRIEN U o rrn sk g ItU. by t*at AIts O llflba muffs you cun heur a wagon or horse iibout n mile or two away. I listened Intently before I 'moved ahead and hearing nothing concluded that the wny wus clear. As I emerged from the field and got my first glimpse of the road, I got the shock of my life I In either direction, aa far na I could ace. the road was lined with German soldiers 1 What they were doing In that part of Delglum I did not know, but you can be mighty sure I didn’t spend any time trying, ta fln<LfluW ------ ' One evening aa I was about to savin*. • canal about two hundred feet wide, I suddenly- noticed about one hundred yards away a canal, boat moored to the aide. It waa at a sort of ouf-of-the-wny place and I wondered whnt the cnnnl boat had stopped for. I crawled up to see. Aa I neared the boat five men were leaving It and 1 noticed them' cross over Into the fields. At n safe distance I followed them and they had not gone -very far befqrfc. I saw what they were nfter. They wVrc commit­ ting the common but heinous crime of atraltng potntocs! * v ^Without the means to cook them, potatoes didn't Interest mo fi bit and I thought thnt the boat Itself would probably yield mo more than tho po­ tato patch. Knowing the canal-hands would probably take their time In tho fields, I climbed up tho stern of the boat leisurely and without any partic­ ular plana'to conceal myself. Just as my hood appeared above tho stern of tho boat I s«w silhouetted against tho sky, tho dread outllno of a Ger­ man soldier—spiked helmet and nil I A chill ran down my splno as 1 droppod to tho bank of tho canal and slunk away. Evidently tho s e n tr/ had not seen me or. If ho hnd, he had prob­ ably figured that I wns one of tho ffirnging party, but I renllicd that It wouldn’t pay In ftilure to take any­ thing for granted. . * ” CONTINUED IN NEXT ISSUE Again I f waa necessary to change my course and lose a certain amount Dally Thought. .of ground, but by this time I bad be­ An net of ynurs In not simply the come fairly well reconciled to theso thing you do but It Is also the wny you reverses and they did not depress tno An It.—Wendell Phillips. ns much as they did at first. At this period of my adventure, If a day nr night passed without Its thrill • "8omewhere." I began to -feel almost dlnppolnted, When asked where nm was yestcrbut such disappointments'- were ly dad snld, ’’somewhere at the morather rare. . ea.”—Florida Times Union. * ’ TONIGHT—FRIDAY, JULY 10th Goldwyn. presents* For the-first time o n the screen th e world’s most popular and dar­ in g personality f o n t tfiQ f a m o u s novel. by • /Anatole France^ Thi* Production JeUi( the*Amazing Story of the Saint Who Became a Sinner^and theiSinnep Who Became G-Samtx , . . . Studied" research rewarded Direc­ tor Walsh with an exact knowledge of the artillery of the 1830 peried, and he personally superintended tho building of 23 cannons of Revolu­ tionary type for use In t-he battle. Nine of these were actually cam from iron, and were just ns useful for dnmnge as their protoptypes. Fifteen others were wooden, and were lighted with Hare puffs for good * Witness my official signature real thlz the IStl. e’ey of July, A photographic effect in the battle. ' For the time being the mammoth 1918. C. A. DOl'GI.ASF, 'seal Fox studio was converted almost Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co into a munitions plant, so great was • Florida. the amount of ammunition needed Hi V. E. Dougin;*, D. C. for the. big feature. ' First G srdcnlTu»W play • Is World Famous Story—At Star Tonight The story of "T hais," the Goldwyn Picture in which Mary Garden m tkrs her tcrecn debut is taken from tho most rensotienrt novel of the nineteenth century. When Anntole France, one of th" greatest living French authors first produced this novel it took the world by storm. It bus gone through ninny editions and is still selling in an enormous number of copies.. Notice of Application for Tax Deed Notice of Application for Tax Deed Some time later the famous com­ Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, poser, Massenet-, used the story as Laws of Florida Laws of Florida the basis of one of the beat operas. Notice is hereby given that C. M. Notice is hereby given that L. T. Miss Garden has sung the title role Bryan, purchaser of Tax Certificate Dunn, purchaser of Tax Certificates of "T hais" many times. It wns the No. 169, dated the 3rd day of July, Nos. 214, 216 and 21G, dated the opera 'used for her prima donna debut in America. Simply because of Miss Garden’s sym pathetic and highly intelligent characterization of ' H l i liUFfl * /•} ! r.VCO the heroine in tho opera, Goldwyn waa able to obtain the screen rights to "T hais" from the author^- He had himself seen the tremendous impression made by hVr performance on the operatic stage and therefore had no doubt -about her success with it in motion pictures. Goldwyn made certain of the pop­ ularity of "T hais" as a vehicle for Miss Garden in advance by conduct­ ing a voting contest throughout the • country. Through the medium of i the great American newspapers, mo­ Why should Florida growers bear increased costs of production : tion picture theatre goers of the nawithout corresponding increases in the returns for fruit? I tion were invited to state what they Why should thoy not be rotumed every cent of the .money ; would like the famous diva to ap­ for which their crops nre sold to wholesale fruit dealers, less pear in on the screen. reusonable selling charges? The letters that came in were so many that most of the newspnpers Why should they not be rendered account sales which show forwnrdt-d them to the Goldwyn just how much their fruit brought in the market, when, where, headquarters in n New York by ex­ and to'whom sold, and what has been deducted for selling? • press. One Cleveland newspaper, in Why should not grapefruit, with their wonderful food and a period of ten days sent Goldwyn health value, bring aB-much money aa oranges, when consumers more than 2,000 letters it hod re­ can UBe them to such advantage instead of foods that are scarce? ceived and three Chicago'.dailies ! forwarded more than 1,000 letters Why should growers pay high prices for trove equipment and each. . • supplies, buying theso individually and in small lots, when by co­ In .th e contest the "Juggler of operating with other fruit producers and making quantity pur­ ”Notre Dame" was second choice, and chases they can save large sums? . -. , "Salome" waa. third, although Miss Garden remarked that she had no doubt that there were many more who would prefer to see her in "S a­ lome,". or.ly they were too em bar­ rassed to sign thein names to the reThe cost of producing fruit if the battle fields of Europe the qu rrt. * increasing every year, and tho forces of the allies are cooper­ Immediately after the result of the living expenses of growers-are ftting incom plete harmony of contest hnd been announced, Goldhigher than ever before. They plan and fiction. w-yn opened cnble negotiations with muBt get morefor their fruit . _____. . . the celebrated . author, Anatole and save on supplies if they are Citrus growers must get.toFrance who lived In Pnria, and direct to moke "both ends meet.': *«lh' r »"d »*»y *»*«««* negotiations with hia NcW Y.ork are to have profitable groves. ngenta. |N ot only the American Cooperation is the solution oi This lesson has been learned rights were purchased, but t|iore for these problems of the growers and the benefits of cooperation the entire world. —it has been tried and not proved by growers who form the Serious, Timely Questions for Florida Citrus Growers Increasing Costs of Producing. Fruit Must be Met by Better Selling Methods THAIS ■ I ARY GARDEN A. D. 1916, has filed said certificate 3rd day of July, 1916, has filed said in *my office and has made applies- certificate in my office arid has made tlori for tax deed to issue, in accord- a n lira ion for tax deed to issue in once with’ law. Said certificate cm - accordance with law. Said certifi. braces the M ow ing described prop- cates 'embrace the following d«erly situated Wl Seminole coyunty, • ctibid rio fc rty altuatcd in SemFlorida, to-wit: E J j .of Lots 103 h n ile county, Florida, to-wit: and 10<L Sanford Celery Delta.- Thiel* Cert. No. 2M covers: N EJI of raid la&rf being aaseiscd at the d a te |N W jc cf See. 26, Tp. 20 S, R. 32 E. of the issuance of such certificate inCert. No. 216 covers: SE}4' cf the narr.'e of J. B."Springrftc. U n -jS W Jf or.d SE}{-(less N E 'j) cf less raid certificate fhnll be redeemed 1Sec. 26, Tp. 20 S, It. 32 E. accordirt; :o law t a x 'deed will tim e ! Cer:. No. *216 covers: SiVJf cf thereon on the 22r.d dny^of August, SW H f f Soc. 26, Tp. 20 S, Ft. 32 AT THE STAR THEATRE ;\ • • ** ^ J ty a rQ o ld w y n JHcturof* Two Weeks Spent on Big Bailie Scenes At the Star Monday: . . . .The forests of Cahuanga-Canyon, near - Los Angeles, echoed for* tw o w p k s to the resounding noise of battle, while Director R.A. Walsh of the William Fox studios was taking his battle scenes for tho mamoth production starring William farnum In "Tho Conqureor." • . During theae fourteen days 600 horsea raced excitedly exdtedly back and forth acroaa the apadous fields a d ­ joining the canyon. Four hundred and fifty Mexlcana, a like number of Indian brave*,-and a hundred men •n d women representing settlers on th« border were carried dally to tba gr ou nd s where they went through all the motions of warfare fiercer and mor# prim itive than th a t which n#w found wanting. Thousands oi fruit producers have been beneflttod by its practice and it will do Just aa much for othera. In the operation of the national government in these crit-, ical times cooperation is play-, ing a most important part. On Florida Citrus Exchange. a <_____ . „ » d Tn t h o ^ n y ilra of lU £ istence, the Exchange offers to other growers tho same advantages. It will save them money and get them better prices. Additional information, cheerfully supplied and any specific ques­ tions answered if you will write the Florida Citrqs Exchange, Tam­ pa, Florida, or call on 4 . L. A. HAKES, Mgr, Orange County Citrus Sub-Exchange • . Orlando, Fla. . . • k �---------- j p l v m v^ . fillDOrf ’ OFr O P IN IO N -JUST , b e t w e e n y o u a n d m k ’* :.-. EVEN “THE GATE POST NOT2 IN IT _■ * A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith, "H e’ll Print ’em”— So Sajrs Sauntcrer. * here's A R eason. t LTIrem or in the trenches, . . th e re 's.a tension in th e air; .There’s .a hurry apd-a scurry gnd a worry everywhere; There!a a nervousness aparent, * ' there’s asso rt of last despair, As. th e Huns* olbaerve the Yankee* lining up. ju st over there! * There's s tum u lt at headquarters, ■ there’s a terror ’long the Rhine. There's a Hunting and a shunting an a grunting of the ewine; There’s a hounded look upon them There's a sort of baffled whine As th e Huns obeerve* the Yanyees stretching out their, battle .line! There’s' a tw itching. tokens trouble, There’s a trembling omens ill; There’s a shaking and a quaking and a breaking of .the will; There’s a panic of the spirit, there’s a so rt of deadening chUl, As th e Huns observe'th e Yankees 'coming over, dressed to kill! • . ONE WEAPON OF THE HUN tho nation for full Vclght* and full' measure, berry, f r u i t ' s q d ' vegetable | containers. Activities' looking, to standard containers have been car*rled on fo r some time by the Burau ■of M arkets, U. S. Departm ent of] 'Agriculture, Co-operative efforts;by. tho Commercial Economy board, ICounsel of National Defense ‘And by tho U. S. Food Administration look, to adoption*^! a system Of standard containers In a'restricted number of sizes to pjomote efficiency snd facil­ ity in deliveries snd to conserve es­ sential materials, while s t the same tim e speeding up the^proceeasea. of manufacture in' the can, .box, crate and barpel-factories to meet th e In­ creasing'demands. The Bureau o f. M arkets is grad­ ually eliminating all short measure or grape 'baskets. "M anufacturers are now making theee in standard si see and discontinuing, the produc­ tion of ahort or non-standard pack­ ages; even for local' use, becaqa® moat of th e fruits and vegetables are ■hipped scrota state lines. , Local supplies of ahort containers - th s t were in stock s t the time the act was passed, are* now almost exhaust­ ed and can be used locally only •where sta te laws do not prohibit them . The present act is ssld to be b u t s beginning or stsndsrdlxing pseksges snd the Investigations of . That work or fight order ought to take a lot of people from this place if it is-enforced to the limit. There □re ho many people here who are working all day and part of the night for the}r own particular profit nnd have never turned their hand for the city or for winning the war. No m atter w hat hnppena here they’hav3 objection to it .and their greatest objection is launched against the men who are striving to build up the city and county. Many years ago 1 thought these non producers would eventually turn their toes up to the dnisles but on account of their Inactivity it takes a longer time for them to rust out than the most of us. to wear out thus re­ versing all laws of nature. This demonstrates to me th a t they are not human. | . - .V- ra o n lh will bo a b J b , ^ “ ' “ U n g o f i h c R e c ;■• ",l " o m a n ’s Clul, „„ A vnnlin Plum bing and ©■«• F i t t i n g an work, Receives My l*tri( Attention And Best Efforts OppwRaCUy Hall TeleekADA\. BUSINESS CARDS .. ............................ I'Will Be Published tli. Heading At The Rste Of |7 j| With th phUanthropI Y. II..C. A. already- mai a & VAUGHAN The kaiser, is reported to have ssld recently that the Germans bad, taked enough prisoners, the inference being OPTOMETRIST that all the wounded should be killed; This weapon, one of many thousands EYES EXAMINED captured, Is‘a sample of those need by a n d G L A S S E S FITTED the Huns to murder soldiers taken In fe fc u l’a J t m b , S im . 123W .n— ,, their trench raids. MILK p r o d u c t io n : in CREASED (Prepared by the Unlti pertinent of Agr Bull No. I: production. daughters D r.- B D W N f J W J Formerly of the U.'S: Amy CONSULTING PHYSICIAN SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK BLDO The following table ahowa the records of the daughters of cer­ tain bulla that have been need In co-operative bull associations, and also shows tho records of the dams of the daughters; . Avaragafat ......p o u n d s...£70.1 * ?dAfni eesseeeeeeeeeeteeessdQteea I — — A veraga Increase......... do......H I Bull No. >l 1 (3AUfliLiirs Dr. C. J. Marshall Office 309 Park Avenue * Telephone 291 Office Hr»: 10*12 *.m. & 2 4 ».■ D R . L. D . B R O W N T uBBlf Kennedy To Lakeland 1ifMr. G. F. Richards employed for a num ber of years a_t Lakeland by the Atlantic CoaVTLIne as gener­ al foreman of the Lakeland shops has resigned his posltipn, his resig­ nation ta ftn g e f f e c t ' * A s a testimonial of the high regard and esteem in which he- is held by the shop employers he was presented with a beautiful watch charm, a lion'a head with ruby eyes and a diamond In ita -mouth, suitably en­ graved. Mr. Richards resigns his position here to take charge of a factory in Nejw York Staler. 'This f*Wt>/y has a contract with tho United Stiles government to supply all the silk thread used in surgical cases on the battle fields, of France, and is working three shifts a day in order to fulfill this contract* Resided being manager Mr. Rich­ ards is financially interested in this project. The good wishes of all the shop employes and the many friends he has made while' in Lakeland go with him to his new position. Mr. S. G. Kennedy of Sanford has been appointed general foreman of the A. C. L. at this piont, taking effect Monday, July 22, succeeding Mr. Richards. Mr.' Kennedy is a very through railroad man, and comes to Lakeland highly recomed- n f Q . R f i .. H. DIN G Eg There's a hand-to-hand encounter, th e re’s s storm of shot apd shell There’s a grabbing and a jabbing and a stabbing with a yell; There’s a poniard in the in’ards, th ere’s s slaughter, grim and fell As th e Huns are yanked by Yahkees in to Hun-deserving hellt • —Now York Times, Thqrc is .* certain old codget in this tow n th*& jrfires^me a three cor­ nered pain.. He has a little two by four jo b that sliowA him to sit j>n his dew claws si] day while his wife and her relatives help to mnke the living and keep him "in tobacco. And yet, this old fossil raises his voice to the heavens on all'questions th a t effect the real people and forever and cternerally is kicking, kicking, kicking. He spends two thirds of his time sit­ ting on n store box telling the people who will stop and listen to him just how th e government and the city and county should be operated. He is forever and eternally knocking the county commissioners nnd the city council and yet he could not sit on either board as long as a snowball would lost in hell. It will g iv e'm clth e greatest pleasure in tho world to record his desth »6me of these days and I suppose th at when th s t times comes he will even kick on dying because thV devil cannot furnish him with tobacco. « B S A mu .I RED CROSS iiE E T lN ' D E N T I*•S T t Office Yowell-Specr Building B « ? V : ner* " # Phone 108 A m eftcA tt W o m a n F u r th e st F ron t (By Delayed Cable from Chateau Thierry Front With American Forces In Franco.)—Mrs. Clara Simmons, Grafton, Mass., woman T. M. O. A. work­ er furthest front, placidly runs canteen while sheila drop In adjoining field. Makes hot chocolate and dlatributsji cookies to men going Into na­ tion. Military policeman -killed by shell.near her h u t Husband with Y. M. c. A.- forces In Vladivostok. Russia. BLUE DEVIL” TOGETHER Sanford, Florida THOMAS EMMET WILSON E. FERGUSON HOIKHoU-U Bad Language Astonished Horse. A horse's surprise was recounted In & CourtvRie other dsy when a gamekeep­ er waVfined a dollar at Thaxted. Es­ LAWYERS sex, England, for using bad language; Sanford, . Florid* A woman who preferred the charge said (hat a horse near, her cottage "laid beck Ita ear*'and turned Ita eyes la great astonishment toward, the S C H E L L E M AIN ES swearing gamekeeper." Wilson « Hoasbolder • HENRY M c L A U L IN LAWYER o m e z m THE COUBT HOUSE SANFORD - - FLORIDA JEW ELER MV SPEC IA LTIES: PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHIN* FO O D 'WILLWIN GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER m ROGERS' PLATED WARE u . ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHK* Notice to Our Customers W H wi Notice is herebyfgiven th a t we will close our business a t noon on Saturday instead of Thursday, dur­ ing the three sum m er m onths begin­ ning Ju n e 22. All orders received up to twelve o’clock willb§ delivered. Mr ;*•-"3; W • , Usually to His Sorrow. No M ore Short Containers "Many a , tnnn,” wild Uncle Eben, Washington, D. C., July 17.—Flor- ‘monkeys wlf do buzz saw when ho da has always set an example to mght to be chopplr* firewood." HILL LUMBER CO. ITEfitS OF INTEREST Come in and Hear the New Columbia Records 'bill wns Vetoed. # Female monition^ starters,* In rrance arc limited -to ten hours’ work a day. The itmmmt of land Above sea ftvel In the world would make a crust OOQ feet thick If evenly distributed all , over the globe. , ■, About 00 per cent of Norway’s dentists are graduates of American dbntal colleges or hnv* takfn post­ graduate courses In the United States. Ahysalnla la . the orlglnalhnm a of th e coffee tree, and In ’ the Southern and western highlands of that country r there nru still Immense forcrit of It | that have never been touched. CONDENSATIONS For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses .’ I ; ' W m Chase & Co., Santord, Fla; MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER,-DYER AND REPAIRER Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnle Dry Cleaning. Alters* Uons of All Kinds on Short Notice, Join Our Gentlemen’s Valet Club. $2.00 Per Monlh S U I T S $ 1 5 ‘0 0 U PW A RD CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD-AVE. pe e e e e e e e e s e e e M e ie e a # # * PHONE 174 - The American on the left 1* n United Ktutes murine, Frits, after hi* first clash with him, dubbed Mill a "tcufel hund." jvhlrlt Is |n*rfettly good Gertimn for "devil dog." The soldier on the right'Is a fnpiuber of the Chasseurs Alplns, whom (he Germans have colled "blue devils." Both iiintilie and-chasseur have willingly accepted 'the appellations. •- “ ' . __ Complete Line of McKin ley’#Standard and ) Popular M usic' �ire.ntofe foWkHf tfie cenlW o f S » ftjidc. When .the first layer la completed, begin again ist the ontalde and baud'toward the center. Shocked'bundles bare slanting butts, because they are set In tho shock with a slight slant Instead of exactly up­ right Itr building tho outside rpwa around the stack lay tho long edge of the butt on top and proJecUng beyond the lower btfndlc. In. thla way the di­ ameter of. tho stark la gradually In­ creased, forming the bulge, After a Shocking. - , If the grain Is ripe or In the hard height of seven or eight feet Is reached dough stnge when cut, It may be placed lay tho outer bundles with the long nt once In round shocks, which should edge of the butt beneath and Just cotbe capped to prevent damage from rain ‘Vrjnlf the' Inner edge'of the layqr Just and dew. The best quality of grain completed. In thla way-the diameter enn bp obtained under these conditions. Is gradually decreased and tho stack Is If the grain Is green oy If .the bundle* tape red slowly, to a point contain many weeds, they should be al­ Always keep the middle of tho stack lowed to cure for a few houre before high and firmly tramped down. Do shocking, nnd.then should bo placed In not tramp the outer layer a t alL Keep­ long shocks, which may or may not be ing the middle high gives all the capped. Long shocki allow the sun bundtM a slant toward the outside and nnd nlr to penetrato much-more readily, helps to abed rain. At the peak, where than round ones and are to be prefer­ the bundles overlap, fasten a espsheaf red when the grain Is cut green or securely by setting It on a sharpened when conditions for curing are not stake driven into the top of tbo stack. favorable. If tong shocks are capped A well-built stack ten feet In diameter properly, they protect the grain .from should be tO to 25 feet high. ' / weathering quite a s ‘ well as round thrashing. v shocks. Grain that Is wet from dew or As previously stated. It Is cheaper to min should be allowed to dry before It Is shocked. In sections where strong thWsh directly from the ibock If the winds prevail during the harvest seas­ work can be done while the grain la on .capping Is not advisable, as tho still In good condition. Thrashing from dtps blow off and the cap aheavea the shock' Is often subject to delay may be Injured by conUct with tbs from ratna, however, ^a the work must unit until the bundles are dry. Thla ground.' *_ may mean the loss of ono or even two A good round shock may be built by flrat setting up two bundles with or three days arter heavy rains. On tho'flat sides facing, tho heads togeth­ the other hand. If the grain Is stacked, er, eu d th V butt's n few inchrs djiart, t hroBli1n* -tUny bn m m med - almost a t Thfur-tntnrtlPs* KTiouta be Jammed dowr soon as the -ratir stop*. • G w tinnsjr be hard Into the stubble, so that they will thrashed from the shock either before — ' -— j— ’'THE'DOTS'BOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. stand firmly. Then set another bun­ .or after It has gone through tho sw eat By Clifford Leon Sherman. If It la thrashed before It goes through Drir Folks:—I am writing this letter rather hurriedly, as I want It to go dle at each end of this pair, so that the sweat, It will sweat In the bln. there will be four In a row. Next set eo the next mall, which, I understand, will leave on the transport. There are but If It Is dry-thrashed It will not be •tsuny Interesting things to write about that I bnvo made up my mind to tell one In the middle of each side. This Injured. If the grain Lb damp when leaves Breach of the four corners a jeu sbotil tho rest of our trip over before I commence on France. The thrashed. It sweats too much and Is wreath day out found ua alt well and with ravenous appetites. Along toward space In which a bundle ahould bo likely to become hot and be damaged *v«lng I was strolling around the deck asking questions, ns any landlubber placed. There are now ten bundles In by bid burning* Stacked grain should wlIL when the lookout yelled about something on the port bow. And sure (lie shock, whlrh Is about the right be allowrd to go through the sweat bonumber. If the grain la very dry, (ooafh there we snw n ........................... HAMMY, fore It Is thrkshed. To complete the picture, draw a line from dot l to dot 2, then from dot 2 n few more bundles may he set around Thetseparalor should be well cleaned the shock where they seem to fit {test. to dot 3. and so on. (Copyright, HIT, by The Dell Hymllrnte, Inc.) .When tile desired number of bundles before thrashing Is begun, particularly Is set up, the shock should be cupped. If It has come from a neighbor's farm a different variety of oats Is One or two bundles may be used In where grown or If some other grain has Just rapping, depending on the length of the straw and the dryness of the grain. been thrashed. Cleaning the separator also prevents the bringing of weed One cap allows circulation of air seeds other farms. The operation through the shock, while two caps af­ of thefrom machine should be watched ford greater protection from rain. The carefully to see that all the grain la rap bundle Is broken by supporting It removed from the straw. It is much with the butts on one knee and with easier to do a clean Job o f thrashing one forearm nnd hand under It at the when the grain Is dry than when It Is Imnd, while the straw at each side Is broken over Just slmve the band with moist The straw ahould be run Into the the other hand. The [straw of about mow, where ts rsn be kept under half a bundle Is broken to the right cover or. If It must be stacked outside, with the right band; then the hands the stack should'be built carefully so are reversed and the remainder of tho that It will shed water. 'Oat straw Is bundle Is broken to the left with tho a valuable roughage for Uvo stock, be­ left hnnd. ing mnrh better for this purpose than Long shocks may he built by setting the straw of wheat or barley. It Is also up two bundles with the tint sides fac­ of value for bedding and the making ing, the tops together, and tho bntts of manure, tf It Is not all needed for several Inches npnrt to allow circula­ feed. tion of air between them. Tim next pair of bundles ahould be set up along­ side the first In the same way. with the tops Ironing slightly toward the drat pair. The stiock Is completed by set­ ting another pair nt each end and then plnclng single bundles with the tint Taking his Croix d» Guerre from aides In the opening between each end his own breast, a French army cap­ pair. If desired, mare than ten bun­ tain, by orders of hie general, pinned dles may Ik- placed In long shocks. In It on the coat of Edwin Ely, of No. 71 capping long shocks the first bundle West Eighty-eighth street, New York, should bo put on with tho butts point­ according to a cablegram Just received ing In the ‘direction from which tho from-overseas. Mr. Ely la a Y. M. O. prevailing winds come and covering A. secretary of a Foyer du Soldst. Ely waa later Invited to dinner by the hottls of the bundles In that end of the shock as completely as possible. the Commanding General. When he The second cap ahould thrn bn laid on entered all the officers stood at salute lb.- other end of the shock In the same until he waa seated si the aide of the manner, with the heads overlapping G e n e ra l. The General made an td those of the first. Two bundles will dree* thanking Ely and the Y. M. C cover nn ordinary long shock with con­ A. for thslr work In France and ex siderable overlap, hut If• the shock Is passed regret that he was not able very largo more than two caps ifiuy be to confer an official decoration. needed. Why Ships Are Sunk. Stacking. Torpedoed merchant vessels are not Whether onta should be stacked or allowed to remain In the ahock until sunk by extensive damage of the ship Is tho view o f a committee they are thrashed depends very largely strilrlure, of the British Institution of Naval on local condition*. If they can be Architects, but because watertight thrashed from the shock after they are compartments are not watertight. cured but before they arc Injured, by weather, the best course to pnraue de­ pends on the relative coat of ahock and stack thrashing. Investigations Show thnt stacking adds about one to one and one-half cents a bushel to the cost of producing onta. *As thrashing outfits are often not available when they are wanted and as consequently the grain Is likely to bo Injured by weathering, stacking I* generally, advisable, partic­ ularly In the humid section. COLORS-OF MARINES W ien grain,Is stacked, It Is Impor­ tant that the stacks be well b u ilt If the stacks aro put up ao carelessly that they will not shed water, the grain might better be allowed to stand In the shocks. Tho bottoms of the stacks should he raised from the ground slight­ ly by laying down old rails or other ma­ terial to keep the etraw from coming In contact with the rarih, thus prevent­ ing the absorption of moisture from be­ low. The shape, of tho stack I* leea Im­ portant than the manner In which the lsefold. Opposite the vest bundles are laid, though round stacks , then (ollow In the o rd e r: probably «hcd w ater better Ulan tho I 7723 \ cull. Jabot and Jong ricks sometimes built. A dnlnty mode I fo r a Moose of Ith large "0" perforations | B ( trt,njr ,},ould be begun as Boon ai fpr. georgette or eMffon, The jabot jwiso thread of material. ^ Bra|n ja wc)| cured In tho shock, 'nm mr,i tclfA embroidery and hice. laid along the lengthwise Jn obout teD ,iaya to Iwo weeks after **, lon* m crepe,Georgette eoutin* cutting. Itounil -otarka are usually to wear well and launder aeoor1about ten feet In diameter at the base. ^ H T lN c r .n in c The usual plan la to btilld four stacks i In m setting. In p a in six feet apart. ' o o o i First build a large, round shock J abot i about eight feet In djsmeter. Then I place two Myers of bundles, one direct* a u tv t H 1)y on top of the oUier, with the heads o O' o resting against the shock and the butts forming the ten-foot basiyof the Stack/ COLLAR Make the next row with the JratM Just These* standards of victory life the .covering the bands of tho other row. flags of the marines who added re­ Mioor In - the - same manner lay rows of nown to the already famous ctrpa by bundles, like shingles, until the center the gallant attack on the hlarae. £ PlctoruTReview Waist Ho T tll fllaaflf i* to «« IAeaas bait Jl reached, overlapping the rows a litlowrt) to become folly ripe before 'cut* tins, a considerable part of the crop shatters out and la loat In harvesting. The tlnnccr 0f dnmnge from atonnh also la Increased. .When a large acrenee la to he harreated It la advisable to begin cutting noon after the grain pnssoM out of the milk stage, ae other­ wise n considerable part of tl)e crop la likely to become too ripe before It can be cut. .. . ■ CUTTING, SHOCKING, STACKING AND THRASHING OAT CROP AT PROPER TIME Easy and Practical Home Dressmaking Lessons / Easy andPracticalHome Dressmaking Lessons / Prepared Specially for this Newspaper by Pictorial Review. * * ’ I - ‘ 9’ * Conforms to Yardage Restrictions. . . . _ dosing. Bring the lower side edges to Indicating Urge M 0” perforations ' la stay. Collar—Face and sow to neck edge, with center-backs even, bring Urge “O" perforation In collar to Wrrespondlng perforation In applied front . and leave colUr Jree forward of left shoulder seam; finish for doting. Neat cloee the seam of the flowing sleeve, leaving extension In lower seotlon free; Up the extension to small -o" perforations and stitch to poettlon. Join esc Mona, as notched [ bring email "oMperforation In lower section to M an of sleeve. Bow sleeve In armhole aa notched with email "o'* perforation a t shoulder (Mam easing _QMTNUCTKMCUCtWT* ■_ • A V ( / /B \ i \ j \ L ./ J \ \ M V 'S / 11 \ -I r * . I I . V* All i / ) , / l t / A /TP*_ ,, ‘2 f i \ !’ At economical at If It pretty it this ( rett of cotton volte• (rimmed with raid. If dettred, fAe applied front may be omitted. • Nowadays a dress must not only be smart, but It must be planned upon economical lines, as far aa yardaga la concerned. Thla model In cot­ ton voile requires only 5% yards 36Inch malarial to duplicate, although It has flowing sleevas and an applied front for the walab_ If desired, the panels below the belt may be omit­ ted, with a aavlng of-one yard and oneelghth of material. The proper way to make tho dress U first to take the walit and cloee the underarm and shoulder seams as notcJl«L_Hem.lhe frunL_thea gather lower edge between "T" perforations and 1 Inch above. Adjust. sUy un­ der gathers. If the applied front and back be' used, dose the right shoulder seam and finish the left shoulder edges for cloelng. Gather lower edges between "T" perforation* and 1 Inch shore. Arrange on waist with center-fronts, center-backs and Idwer edges even; leavl applied front free, from center-, front to 18ft aide edge and finish for In say fulness between notches. Hold the ilteve toward you when b illin g U In armhole. , • Now, take the skirt, and Join gore* as notched. leaving left aide seam free above the lower Urge "O'* per­ foration In front gore and-finish edge# for a placket .Gather upper edge of aklrt between “T* perfora­ tion!. Adjust td position with upper edge over upper row of gathers In walit and with center-fronts end cen­ ter-backs even; bring aide seam of eklrt to double email “oo” perfora­ tion In stay. Leave aklrt free from center-front to left aide seam, draw gathers to the required site and fin­ ish for doelng. Then Uka the panels and turn hem at upper edge on email "o” per­ foration!. ' Adjust pocket on front panaL wIth notches and aide edges even; stitch lower and aide edges to position. Gather panela (at upper edge) between "T“ perforations, ad­ just on eklrt bringing the front and back edges of panels about 1 Inch each tide of center-front and centerback add bring the side edges over the large ”0 " perforations at lower edge of stay. Line the belt before adjusting It to position and close at left elds. The dross Is trimmed with braid. Florida's crop of oranges and grapefruit this Beason will be Bomewhat larger than last—not a great deal. • The buying capacity of the public is greater and the con­ sumer demand for these fruits will be increased by the educa­ tional work which the Florida Citrus Exchange is doing to in­ form the peoplfl as to their food and ’health values. Under t h e s e circumstances, the Exchange b e l i e v e s that again it will be able to secure satisfactory p r i c e s for good fruit, w e l l packed. Certainly there is nothing in the outlook to justify growers in -selling their fruit for less than it is worth. If you want your good fruit to bring as much as it should, to know just wi^tjit sells for, when, where and to whom sold, and how much is the cost of selling, join the Exchange. For full par­ ticulars address the Florida Cit­ rus Exchange, Citizens Bank Building, Tampa,- or call on L. A. HAKES, Manager Orange County Citrus Sub-Exchange Orlando, FUl US EXCI1 __ �PAPE FOUR THE SANPOkD HERALD la -to mariicle, Mot'{hemselvc*, but -■THE IN LA ND WATERWAY the insolent and arrogant autocrats The Sanford Herald says: who have ravaged Belgium And IL I. HOLLY, Editor .. T he East coast Canal has been France, and would ravage this coun­ W, M. HAYNES, BuaUtea* Manager turned down aa impracticable and try if they could over break "Into It coating too touch to put in shape and with their armies. A ' jtidge the r u b b e d K r t t f T u a ir ta jr a n d F r id a y while The Herald doea not want to other day said to one o f the merf’o’n IR E HERALD PRlNTtN^COHPANY exploit the advantages of the St. trial before ‘him who declared hla Johns river over any* other section a t h h £ w ip t io n r i i i c s i * a d \ a n i Ki hatred for England: ‘If you hate to the detrim ent of th a t section wo O N E T E A K , • . • . ...................* ......................... 9 * M England a t this time you hate the SIS M O N ! ••«((*»■«•**)*»******* 1*^ are only relying on the judgement of United S tates/ T hat la true. Great Til USE MUNlilH*... - , , i , * j • »* engineers who have sev eral. time* Britain, France and the .United l i r i t i a n l H U * a i r by l '7 r t i « IJ.SO Per 1 **1 la given their opinion on this subject States are striving for no mere mili­ ami have also, reported favorably A S raac a ae V * T a r M ia ih tary victory, but for the triumph of P a ra a a u u l» A n i M < M a s ! Da M a d a U O B « on the St. Johns riv er.' these great principles on which lib­ CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 " In the name of cotnmon sense and erty rests, and must continue to rest r a in a !i-r a a d -( taaa M a ll M a ll f A a p n l ZJnd a t tho Pc l . . " , * »: * * a t f ‘ " i- H -fW a love cf country why don’t the govern if it is to endure. We want no sham i 'a i i - t A c « f M a ir*- lt d . la lS ________ ment efficinls -take the 'S t. Jo h rs battles th a t shall obscure the great river natural route through Florida need of protecting liberty and mak­ and £c. to’ work on this great project ing it safe throughout the world for ct once. There is no better time than all tim e." now with_the war a t our door* and ii is ot e n o je e r th a t should not be delayed cne day. Will our senators "I pledge allegiance H. R. STEVENS R. Rl DEAR CaahW apd congm srran a t Washington to my flag and the Re­ Am‘1CatkU please atop r la>’biK politics now and public for which it give the S ', Johns river its due*. atands; one nation in­ * IIB divisible, with Liberty "T he engineers have spoken and w w w w w w v w — — — - ____ n and justice to all." the spirit of General Sackctt should rise up and haunt them for being lax in their duty If this m atter is delayed The Army Recruiting Office BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. any longer." Now Open. Troop 1 Sanford. We certainly admire editor Holly’s D. M. Brown apodal recruiting The meeting of July 18 was called seal in promoting the interests of offider from" Jacksonville, is now j order bv Patrol Leader McAlexandir* his section when It comes tp locating Is Explained By Representa- in the pity, and will accept oil men at regular time, Tho minutes of the* an Inland waterway. R e falls to between Qie ages ;of 'll) to 21 >'and * live Now In Florida last meeting were rend and approved. * * i * 31 to '4 1 years who wish to . enlist recognize atvy" benefit th a t ■would accrue to any one or any section as Frankiing Fort, the personal rep­ for the duration of the war. Roll was cnlled and dues*collected. a result of the Improvement of th e resentative' of Herbert Hoover is in Some business'1 was discussed. ■ The Government insures you for a East Coast Canal. W hat he wants, Florida telling the people many Tom Brotherson was voted in the andf, th a t right now, la an Inland things th a t they should know nbout reasonable sum up to $10,000.00 Troop and Is to go in the Boh White .ant}-your immediate family Is W aterway—which Sanford already the food aitualion and th e food ad­ Patrol. has; th a t is, if some one' has not ministration - nnd in a speech at cared (or by a liberal allowance. ASSISTANT TAX COLLECTOR Meeting ajourned at 8:36 o’clock. Think it over. As a citizen you been lying unmercifully. We d on't Tam pa Wednesday night give a few After the meeting all the boys* I WILL GET BUSY AT ONCE blame him for kicking against the facta th a t should be rend by all the have just as good a right to enlist weot to Central Park and ’ran a as your neighbor who is now on proposition to take over the canal people of Florida. following letter h u been ad relay race. The Eagle Patrol c»me In case Mr. on his way to fight the KAISER at the price asked by the present .Fort does not come t o ’Sanford The dreas«d to the yeverai boards of In first and Beaver Patrol second. and his hordes. county commiirioncra over the sta te This is -the season of the year owner*; but we cannot sec wh)l he Herald gives them below: • J* W. Musaon, Scribe. Do you think it Is your duty to by thd state tax commission: when the merchants should do more would have the Government expend Mr. Fort explained clearly just advertising than. ever. Sales ere over $3,000,000 to have the St. Johns what the food adm inistration in­ fight if you are eligible to do so? i To the Boards of County ComA large area of the unfenred Be a man. Prove to the world miraionor* of the several Counties lands in DeSoto county, especially good for the stores and induce new river connected with another w ater­ tended to do. th a t your country refuses t o 1of Florida: trade to cotm.1 to S&r.ford. This is a way, which he claim5 b 0° tfo°d to the Immense acreage lying to the "H ere are Its three functions in accept tyranny today just as it Gentlemen: Complaints have reach­ south ahd east of Arcadia L* owned poor lime for fhe .merchants to po start with. •• the order of their importance," said it did in 1776. ed this office—quite a number of by. ten large corporations. Slept* to sleep cn the job. So far as the Melbourne section is he. "F irst, to feed the allies and You are the men called upon therp—from tho tax assessors of the are being taken by these concerns -*■— O----concerned it would not make any those neutrals upon whose good will different counties of the state, rela­ Bob Holiy’s 18-year-old soh lias great material difference whether we are depending, as a war measure. to add pages of glorious history to tive to the failure of the tax collect­ to convert their holdings into more cnli*t3d in the tank corps. Bob, as the w ater route to the sea went by Second, to see to It, that, often we the country we are. so proud of. ors to collect in full on the property profitable channels than heretofore nnd they give notice to all parties It is up to YOU--------obey that cid r r d h .ld cs he is, would surely way of the St. Johns river or by have fed our allies and those neu­ assessed nnd placed on the tax hooks who nrc now using these unfenred impulse-------1 -enlist today. the improved canal route proposed. like to le v ith him.— Manatee Ilantrals, the balance of the food remain­ In quite a number of instances the In fact if the Government will Im­ rrr. If you have any preference, now collectors have simply collected whnt tracts as free range and grazing ing in this country ia distributed os Huh! We had an idem that Bob prove, the St. Johns up as far as it evenly ns possible over all sections is the time to enlist-------- If you was convenient on real estate and ground—for—their- stock—tint—ori~ enlisted in the tank corps Irng ag o — should be—say to Lake Washington of the country nnd among all kind have ho preference enlist that you personal property and have made and after tho first of September they m ust provide other ranges for where a canal to the Indian river will Kireimir.ee Bazctte. and occupations of the population. may "do your bit" with the men of but littll effort to collect on pcsonul for their cattle. be furnished by the Upper St. Johns r Third, to see th a t this distribution your country. property. • • • Drainage District, we will be for the The following branches are now is effected at as cheap a price’s* ia We are writing this to caution Lfii|.c|y through the newspapers project heart and soul. And after consistent with the performance cf open to enlistment; Coast Artillery you that it is well to scan very.cloacIt uppoar* that the cattlemen 1n if il e ccir.lry has the ruerrrs cf our that we will get busy and help New Field Artillery, Cavalry, Infantry, DeSoto county are determined to rid the first two duties. ly the list of insolvencies turned in »or ( r t h i l i i s been made possible; Smyrna, Daytoha and S t. August­ Engineer Corps and Quartermaster by your collector and not to approve their c attle of the pesky tick, "T he food administration does not Corps, by applying a t the recruiting 1 1 ill it looks ns though cangrern ine get what they w ant—and need vrulil kill the goose th a t laid the in the way of canals and waterways. ask any American to sturvo, * The Station, U. S. Army, Room 2G Pico same until -you arc satisfied th a t regardless of the order to rescind the the cellector has exhausted all the tho election cf cojptllaory cattle p d d en .eg g .—St. Luiie Tribune.' Come, Bob, and let us reason to­ food administration does not ask any Building. resources at h b command to' col- d'PPi11!^0 DrSulo county, os Indies! American to eSt less than will main­ gether.— Melbourne -Times. lecl the amount of taxes as shown i e^ ^ th a t the cattlemen will erect tain his or her .efficiency. Not an - Fletcher, Cotta, Powell and Stock- ' That is exactly what we want, Great Chicken Feed. on the roll.' A very large m ajority ^'PP'nR vata on their cwn initatfre ton —these will be the entries in the Stanley, and we are glad to have ounce lees. We do s a y ‘ th a t you County Agent Berry dropped of the collectors in the state receive »nd wil1 ,cnd theI' In eradicating Senatorial race two years hence, nc- your co-operation. The lower part have com, You have oats. You into The H erald- office one day sufficient compensation to warrant *"• *Ick from election for compulsory .curdii.b to intimations from the ,pf the Canal ia all right nnd should have barley. Wc do aay that' when this .week with a few stalks of their making sp ecial’efforts to ctl- c**''e ^IP lIns.ln DcSotn county did gathering of politicians at Jackson­ he made n part of the St. Johns it is necessary you can get along Egyptiun wheat and Kaffir corn and le d the small amojnts against rer- not r« ie v e credit for the number of ville, in crnn^cthn with the meet- 'river Inland Waterway and it should without pork, as (he Jewish race has nnd if this is a sample of what can sonal «ssc*smc»ta —nnd as the b.w v*t* erected t f r the i.ur-hrr of I; g t f the^State executive committee. connect with the Indian-dUvfcr at gotten along without it for 2,000 enn be grown on Seminole county is fixed ns tu flii> rompersation of catt'e dipped, years. That you con go without Ai H Serntor Fletcher will niUl the poir.t you deripnatr. Shnkc. j meat one day in the week, without dry soil then every farmer in the the collector, or deputy rclledor, li.iii lhe lift when the votes are ----- O -----I really starving. The stuff we throw county is crazy if he does not in collec ing frrm the delinquent h/OTICE— FAY lO l.'H t i l l TAXES (m in te d . H e is c t e i f '.he itrongost . A FTER TH E WAR to notify ail person* who away every year—there isn’t a na­ raise these two grains* The Kaffir taxpayer, you should see that t h e ' T hb men in the senate and Florida would Of course the war, which now dis­ tion in Europe that wouldn’t pay corn and Egyptian wheat were proper effort b .tn a d c to collect all have n et pr.id their city tnxes for Le the loter to elect n new man on turb* the world—causes sorrow in with all the money .they have to get grown on S. O. Chase's Bcllalr personal taxes. , , I the yvnr.1915, and those prior there* the job .n t this particular time. Scrn o d d y and retards peaceful indus­ it, if we would only ship it to them. orange grove by Leonard Vihlen Kindly gi\c this m atter your rareg0 that three tc.tcs must now Le »tor Fletcher will 'have no trouble | paid. try will some day be brought to a We grow enough fresh vegetables to who aride from being a good farmer ful considcrn ion In winning another term when I he Srmir.cle County hns provided a j . -----To meet the requirements fced oursc,vcl fr m j uhe to Septem- is a chicken fancier and pigeon clue. , n . , . . This la a m atter which you should lime cc mes rcu rd . which will then arise there must be bcr without nnJ\ hln(t r ise- r crbh- dealer and has sense enough to know way to collect tho pm onnl taxes b y ' look after; and don’t wait for a sec­ ----- O ----ihough' ful consideration. I he f ab,o food. We have more fish-than tlint the farmer yho attem pts to the appoint m int of Archie Cameron ond notice from me, for it » ill he a Arthur Gtecne of the Virginia lowing editorial from the Indianapo-, any othpr n„ ,,on ,n t i,e .world. We ini/c rhlckcns or pigeons' by buying ns nisistant tex collector nnd it wilt costly one. Paper Co. sjeaks the following Its News is worthy of perusal. have plenty of milk. We could get his fc>‘d from the store will never be hi duly to colled and handle all J. J. EUCKINSON. anything. The com nnd the j-ir-ona! taxes on the books. truth: — "While it ia well th at the Amer­ along without any of our wheat, but muke 88-tf City Attorney. wheat arc both rich in the kinds of Some . of these^ personal taxes “ All home print newspapers de­ ican people should think somowhBl we don’t have to. Whnt is asked of foods that poultry need nnd the have been on the books ever since serve the earnest support of the lo­ of the nation’s policy after the war, us is pitiful, compared to the sacri­ sooner tho people here realize that Seminole has been a county cal merchants to the fullest extent, and make some preparations for the fice that we owe to our alljes. In the Fog. they can raise all kinds of poultry Having the authority and power Automobile .bead light reflector* and it is just as palmitic to keep up peace th a t will'one day dawn on the "Now then, friends, this govern­ tho sooner they will to colled the delinquent personal made of gold rolled on copper base* regular advertising , in newspapers earth, their business just now is to ment alone of all the governments in food here in war limes because of the good win the war, and th a t buslm-ts the war, Is not tcliiog you th a t you begin to raise more and make more taxes, Mr. Cameron wishes nil (o are said to be unaffeded by best, work of the newspapers, as it is to should h a v e , the*first pliX-e in their can only have so much wheat this money and give the people cheaper understand that he will be around tu dampness or salt air and to provide light of great penetration In fog.■gfve thousands of dollar;* in dona­ thoughts. Those who in their spec­ week, only so much b utter this .week, meats and eggs. If you are interested collect and'he expects to collect. in these grains sec My. Berry a t his tions to war work of th e govern­ ulations place all the nations of the only so much fish this week, and only m ent—in fact n live merchant looks world on an equality, or worse yet, bo much of every other'food product office in the court house and he will at his duty in regard to the news­ aee more danger than the frtu coun­ •n the list. We are the only nation take pleasure In telling you 'all UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE paper* under these conditions as tries of the world than. from| the th a t is in tho war th a t is'n o t telling about the wheot and corn nnd many Gainesville FOR WOMEN other good stock feeds that can he German autocracy, are not only un­ its citizens just th at. one, of first Importance." Military Training Under Army Officers Tallahassee Wc are the Cuum-i (n ArU and Eklrorti, Arrlrulturv, safe guides hut lukewarm leaders only nfltlon in the war that is not giv­ grown here. SSVEtudraU from IS florid* Courtlin and IT Chtmlral, a * ll, KleelrtrM and Mwhsnbal Kart- Rtata* D IM S . ToU l » tl Inrludlrf Surnmrr in the great struggle. One of the in g ! s citizens u card that tells how nterfnf. Law, Trarhen'Collrf*. School and Short Court*. Broward county is likly to become Tuition Pit*. Send for Caulof. objects of the war is to break down many o’unces they may have of each Will# a l onta for C au l of. and destroy Tcutonism, os it has food each week. And after * they one of the large peanut producing A. A. MURPHREE, President EDWARD CONRADI, President been preached and lived for many have urod the number of ounces on counties of the South. C. J. Coye years past. T hat is the great men­ the card, nil the money in Eirrope manager of the Feanut Product there said recently that th t company had ace that faces humanity. could not buy another ounce—unless furnished seed for m ore' than 4000 We have it. Worlds of it: "For years the Pan-German plot­ they could buy n >wholc card from And furthermore, the prices ters have been working- for world some man who is willing to starve acres Of peanuts this spring, and that .on most’ of it are the same, dominion and for tho overthrow of for the money. Wo don’t do th a t, he peiBonally knew of a number of “ I'll m a tch m y carbon copies other fields so that the total will domocraey. We in this country are became wc ure free and because Mr. as you have been paying for again st an y in to w n for neat­ run considerably above 000 nnd familiar with their methods. Those Hoover and the others having con­ the past year or more, owing probnbly near 1,000 acres. ness, la stin g legibility and uni­ who do not realize th a t the present trol of tho. situation believe in the to the fact that we always Germany government is the enemy American people. form ity. I a lw a y s use keep a good supply on hand Volusia county commissioners have of mankind, and th a t it la tho only ‘‘These nrc the reasons why wc are and .the greater part of our government in the world thnt is, are not on a card—why wc are simply on $10,000 in the ycar’A budget for fifty cattle g vats to be erected stock was purchased before incapable of discerning tho truth. t lie bar is of voluntary request. Yoq In tho Action was tak Fortunately meet n en are able now tho recent raise in prices. ore not on a card; you can go out i i the county. Action — ___ to realize the j cril in which free in­ tonight, if you want to, apd cat a committee o[ cattle and business stitutions stand. The (roe peoples roven toavos of bread, and there is 41 of the world were forced into com- nobody to atop you, because wc be­ men appeared ^before the commission asking nn appropriation to fight ALWAYS REMEMBER blru ion o ilc'eml tlc ir heritage. lieve th a t the American, people, *>I cattle" ticks, They arc net f ightened by the as* their own free will, will do morq than . that we carry every kind _ soda lor, or by any intuits that any other people In the world will do ( T||# DeSoto C„t ,lc Company is of Ink from W r i t i n g may cone fr< m I*. Freedom will a t th e dictate of an autocrat., t y r t . ^ | q enr| ]afpe Fluid to Printer's In k . pro ret 1 seif.. 'tra c t cf land in the eastern par.t " I t | b n curious thing th a t these we have got to ]>rove it. ’ DeSoto county, • as indicated by who are ao frlgh ened by the auDr. HtlLBURN AWAY by its petition to the rjounty com. m t called “ c o ra p lrn ie 'i’ among free Dr. Hilburn, pastor of the . "lUslonera. It wishes to build ga n e n have had H ale, or nothing to HERALD PRINTING B-: of corsi iratles : cf ty ran t* and dial Church, left Monday afternoon of public roads, contending thnt It is COMPANY. fcbbfti'for the operation of fwe fer .Webster, where he will assist necessary to encloae its lands,and Phone 118 , S a n M , Florida men.' A« to_ theee they have mafn- Rev. F. L. Crowaon, pastor at .t h f t o t h a t ^ t will be unable to utilize OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. twined a very significant alienee.' place, in a protracted meeting. He^H* land* unless this permission la Phone 148 ' Sanford. Florida W hat the'A m erican people propoee will return before Sunday next. THE SANFORD HERALD P F 0P I.E S ! ban k of SA N fo rd THE BANK THAT INSURES TOUR DEPOSITS : PERSONAL iXESTOf COLLECTED INKINKINK Carbon Paper Herald Printing Co. 2 �■ ff\ :4s'.-v* jl'LT M. ISIS THE SANTORO HEUALD ■“*■ >3 TACE H VE 'FARM BUILDINGS Itemized Statements made Nat -proof Dr. S. W. Walker, former prekfdent i of’- Sc-thcrn Ccllcgc at Sutherland, J Ha., ih.v; C",nf. Evangelist Ih the M. E. ( hi::, I; It, with liii wife, two (laugh H A P P E N I N G S O F INTEREST IN AND : ritscn, accompanied by the Mlrsvs . A R O U N D SANFORD Pcdild: r.f Orlando, pasted through P rom p tly a n d C orrectly Sarfc-il-Monday morning stopping at •A R en d ered M ean ' M uch the Methodist pnisor.age nwh|lc on Large Quantities of Grain, Food* to thb R etail -M erch an t P Palmer of tho Geneva section Mr. and Mrs H. B. Lewis l*»f| their way to Daytona and St. Augustine. " in tVe city yw lw flV on busliww. yesterday for the north whpir the They will return the last of the week (Copjrrlsht. Ills, W ntrra.N oiptptr Union.) stuffs and Poultry -Destroyed Jack Townsend's father sent him out r C Howard of New Smyrna, spent "ill Tpend several-months at Toledo* T * Dr‘ Wa,*‘.lT.'vil1 Probably preach.nt by Rodents. jf,r houii'in the city-Saturday on busl- Detroit, Cleveland and' Defiance.’! ,h<> Mf‘,hcH|I*t chuich ilc,,t Sunday. ' to Wellington to purchase a fruit farm —providing that funn should bo as Lewis ... expects to ; vls|t Ml. Phone Phone promising us Its advertisement. fjfff* * v tu D. H. Guthrfe and dnughtor left Cwmr.r.j, Mich, and Mrs. Lewis will! PI '"L E T LEON DO IT " 91 “ WhereT’—asked Jack, of tho ten­ -ItnLiy for Daytona- Beach where try Battle (.reck, Mich, ere they re-1, Leon’s Auto Transfer—Speedy ant, “shall I be able to get a meal la turn ns neither one of them.nre in ’ jyy expect to-remain several weeks. and Prompt this dead hole? - The thing they call. the beat of health. Uotdl;'isu’t Inviting.” BAGGAGE EXPRESS FREIG H T ftt Wood and hoary. hauling nee “Sorry my wlfo la too busy moving Saving In Food and Food Products Called for and Delivered Kirrell. or phone 378. 48-tf Mbs Ruth Taylor-of Plant City I Will Mora Than* Repay Farmer* to accommodate you,” answered Anj where All the Time Reasonable jin. Albert Koon- arrived Saturday is the ntlraclive. guest of her aunt for Kxpon** of Conftructlon— Graves, the tenant, “but perhaps Urn, Bggra p p m x n Call 9 i—Day or'Night frtfri Palmetto, Florida and will be the Mrs. Alfred Lllgia.this week. Mivs Exclude Sparrow*. Mnltby will. You’d be sure of a good Or The Carnes Hotel, * * rJ»t of her brother, Mr, Eatridge, for Taylor has been in Sanford before meal there; she Is particular about 94— 4tc by the United States Depart nnd her ninny friends are glad to see having her gucsta recommended, so I (Prepared meat j^erti of Agriculture.) combine the Ledgerand State­ will speak for you 6ver tho ‘phone.” judge Housholdcr and Mr. Ball were her again. Because of tho largo quantities of . Church Social ment work and reduce labor “Scents to be all right,” ho said/ grain, poultry,and foodstuffs destroyed Sec Dr. Davis at the Lincoln jpor.jt the week-end visitors at Daytona about 50% Simplifies bookkeeping returning presently. “First house at The usual monthly social was enjoy­ by rats and mice oa farxnk. It will pay Hotel for glasses. and eliminates disputes with cus­ Drtrh this week. "•95-tf ed by the members of the Catholic the foot of the hill.” farmer* well to rat-proof ,their build­ tomers. Mr*. A. C. Parramore who has been “Mrs. Maltby was not at home,” a ings, say* a Farm are’ Bulletin, “House Kd Putnam is* home after a months Church and their friends on Monday ‘ tkJ juBt of her aiater Mr*. F. N. Eat- visit a t various ^points in Alabama evening at the home of Father O’Rior- n eat rnaltl told him. “Her husband Bats and Mice,” recently Issued by Statements itemized to date wbo was deaf had misunderstood th t tho Unltod States department of agrl ridge for several wceka returned yester- and other states. Mrs. Putnam and dan. and may be deliveredfcn do* messsge.” mand.- This loose leaf system flit to her homeTn Valdosta, Georgia. culture. their little son will remain in A!hr‘ •very retail business Wo wi>i Jack cast qn approving glance a t the Many cut lloweis were used in at­ Granaries, corn cribs and poultry 656 cures by removing the cause bama with relatives for some time gladly girl who waited In the doorway; oho terestlng *‘r* F»o wiuieq in ina aoorwoy; ana hot)W1 mBy ^ lnA(]Q mt.Dreat-br_ a I I . .cexplain Its application Lj tractive decoration. Several interesting . tkJ:r_jtia Fannie Bcba Munson returned longer. * gamrai of^Fivq Uundrpd’wetw_____ blue drc.43 wI lb Ita while collar-ami • Sstaniay - (**tfn-_Jad*°nvi!lc.wicrc-*he ‘-YArmf^ JTe^rngV FiitaVd ‘during’ the evening,, ot-.tba.conclusion bx.betru taking a- biitineeaVcourzo at andToTw er of Clinton, North' Car­ of which scores were added and Mrs, cuffur Tile rutiled apron and perklsh of-wood resting upon concrete. cap, gave her the appearanco of a prsughon's Business College. Inverted Pans Unsatisfactory. olina were* in the city .Saturday Ryan having high received the ladies’ screen picture maid. “Couldn’t you—T’ Tho common practice .of setting S. I. Perkins of Jacksonville is in the night nnd Sunday. They are mak­ prize, an exquisite hand-painted cake- he began, and atopped. Phone 148 Sanford, Florida corncobs on posts with In vert od pans <ity for a few days on business. ing an auto trip over the state, and plate. The glri dimpled. “Well,” sho agreed, at tbe top often falls to .exclude rats, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tibbies left left for Tampa Sunday " morning. Mr.^ Miles received the gentlemen’a “come In and I will get you something because the posts are not high enough Jo cat.” Siturday for their home in Haines City AH of t hem are well known citizens: rti„ , n thrift 8tamp wAm to place the lower cracks of tbe struc­ The something was very satisfactory. ture beyond reach of the animals As of North Carolina, Mr. howler be-' tfler enjoying a brief visit in Sanford, A danty ice cream course was served. Jock laid never tasted more delicious, rata are excellent Jumpers, tbe post* tbe guests of Mrs. Tibbies’ aunt, Mrs. ing a former Congressman. “How much?” asked Jack, when tho should bo tail enough to prevftnt tho Amo ng the guests were: F.S. Munson. Musson’s swimming pool is the last excuse for lingering had been ex­ animals from obtaining a foothold at SLEEP INSURANCE coolest place in town. •’ Open Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Mr. and hausted. any place within three feet of the ■ • '’ATerror to Mosquitoes.” nesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Mrs. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Peters, Mr. “Fifty Cents," the maid answered ground. A crib built In this way, , 72tf Sunday nfternoons. Fresh water nnd Mrs. O’Connor, Mr. and Mrs. briskly. however, la not very satisfactory. Berner, Mr. and Mr*. Britt, Mr. and “IF* Joo little," he said, smiling. 85-tfp For a rat-proof crib' a "well-drained J^r. and Mrs. George Speer left yes- every day. Mrs. Sebcrard, Mr. and M™- Nevin, "Mrs. Moltby’s usual price,” tho girl alto should be ohbsen. The outer today for Daytona Beach where they The many' friends of H, B. Con­ Miss Agnes Berner, Miss Katherine replied. „ walla, laid In oemont, should be sunk expect to remain a week or ten days. nelly will bp glad to learn that he Ayrock, Mr. Miles and Mr. Ben Lee. Uncertainly, Jack fingered a quarter, about 20 Inches Into the ground. The V. R. Yrarby of Orlando waa among the is Improving every day since his re­ then laid It beside his plate, “For sat­ space within the walla should bo grout­ turn from Port Orange and expects ed thoroughly with cement and brok­ isfactory service," ho said. SirJord visitors yesterday. i The tuald placed tho quarter and tho en stone and finished with rich con­ R.R. Purifoy left today for Jackson to be out again in a few days. Dinner Party crete for a floor. Upon this the struc­ half dollar la a table drawer. tdle whire he will cnlbt in the Naval J. G. Hurley who was at Port OrMr. and Mrs. D. S. Babbitt were the "That wns for you," ho told her, aho ture may be' built. Even tho walla R*seru*. ange<at the same time has also re­ gracious host and hastens at a five o'clock continued brushing the table. of tho crib may bo of concrete. Oorn turned greatly improved in health course dinner xt their beautiful home on ”1 ain working for Mrs, Maltby,” she wilt not mold In contact with them, 666 cures Malarial Fever. -. and is attending to his duties at the The Heights Mondsy. earning at *lx explained. providod there Is a good ventilation Mr. rnd Mrs. L. P. McCullcr, nrcom, freight depot again. “ Wett, thank you—then," Jack’s oyea and (ho roof Is w atertight o'clock. A beautiful basket of pink gar::cd by Mr. end Mrs. T, P. Denhamr Wire Netting for Grlba. formed the rcnlcrplece. * *« * met hors. “What may I call you?" Mrs. E. J a Dimes and son Sydney bride-rosts * IloweverV [here are cheaper 'ways of vill liuve tomorrow in their' car for Tho girl's own lovely eyes were cast The guests were:- Mr. and Mrs. down demurely. “Just, Mary,” she excluding rats from either new or old Tirapa. where'they expect to remain have returned to their home in Jacksonville. They epent several A. C. Rollins of Winter Garden, Mrs said. corn cribs. Tints, mteo and sparrows icmal days. days of the pnst week in the city David Hunter of Winter Park, Mr. and “Who Is the maid,” ho later demand­ A. P. Coleman of Jacksonville spent the guests of Mrs. John Abraham; ed of tha tenant, who works for Mrs. s few hours in the city yesterday on M rs. J a m tries formerly resided here Mrs. W. S. Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. M sttbyr D. S. B abbitt nnd Mrs. B a bb i t t. I ficus. * ■■ “Tho Carson girl helps her out occa­ and her many friends were glad to sionally,” Graves Informed him, “she's : LEE I*IN SU RA N CE see her. nn nrpluui nnd works -out her board ’ A Terror to Mosquitoes " * Htarlln-llsll See Dr. Davis for glasses at Lin­ where aho can.” , * 7lift f 3 Mr. Joseph P- Hall of Sanford, nnd coln Hotel. 93-tf “Mast beautiful girt I ever b o w ,” E. E. Brady returned yesterday from Mbs Gladys Starlin of Lakeland, were Jack enthusiastically declared. Fred E. Cypper has gone to Plnnt united in marriage Saturday evening Mobile, Alabama where ha has been for Tblok s o r Graves explslnod, bis City nftcr spending several days in July 20th, at the home of Rev E. J, tone expressed astonishment the put ten days on business. 1 Jack, did think so; the wonderfully Mrs. G. C. Williams arrived yester* Sanford enroute from Miami. While Bingham, at Orlanilo, Fla. The wed­ here he was the guest of his sister ding wan a very quiet affair. attractive face haunted him for days, diy from Oxford and will be the guest Mr*.-John Abraham at her home haunted him until In desperation, ho of her daughter, Mr*. Hrikson for sev­ Mr. Hall is manager of the Western tamged shut his desk, “I'm. going out on Laurel Ave. eral dajH at her homo oh Celery Avo.v Union office at Sanford, and Mbs again to look that farm over,” bo told Miss Maliel Allen of the Specialty Stnrlin i* u teacher, having taught lost his father. 6§6 cures Headaches, Biliousness, Shop leave# for Okeerhobei* today to Kho wns sitting out beneath a tree, Lcsi of Appetite, o r'th a t tired nrh- spend her vacation with relatives. year in Sanford where the young couple upon bis second visit, nnd she still wore met, and previous to that time she taught inc feeling, due to Malaria nr Colds. the pretty apron, though tho cap wss Verne Messenger is at Cpmp Jack- in the luikeland schools. Fine Tonic. missing. Mrs. Cowan and family left yester­ son,' Columbia S. C. He writes home .There young people are held in high “You?" she cried, and all the dimples day for Barbenrille, where they will en­ folks th a t he likes it better each day. esteem by those who know them and came Into play, Jock fancied the demure eyes twink­ joy a visit of several days the guests of Hfs name ts another for our honor their friends wish for'them a long and led In welcome. . * -* roll. happy wedded life. They left for SenMrs. Cowan's mother, Mrs. Peterson. Putting In Camsnt Foundation. “My auto Is out there on the ronil," ford Sunday evening where they will Mr. N. A. Colbert has bought the Mrs. U. B. Monroe left yesterday for ho began abruptly. "I have been think­ may be kept out effectually by the use for Daytona Beach where she will re­ S„ H. Fine place south of town for make their future home. ing of you ever since 1 was hern. I of elthor an Inner or an outer cover­ 12,600 cash. This tract consists of 6 want to talk to you. Can't you slip ing of galvnnlxed-wlre netting of halfmain several weeks. acres of rich muck land and lias out nnd ride a lltllb wayT’ Im-h mesh and heavy enough to resist Notice Charles Whitncr of Jacksonville- is house and barn on the place. It i» a Mary promptly stuffed her knitting the teeth of the rata. Tbe netting In Bids will he “received for trans­ in the i iiy for a few dsys on businrss, Into tho apron pocket. "All right,* common uso In screening cellar win­ good buy and Mr. Colbert got a bar­ porting school children in District nhe tira^d. dows Is suitable for covering or. lin­ gain. Mr. Colbert’s brother, Wil­ v SLEEP INSURANCE No. I. on the following routes for n ing cribs. As rais can climb the nett iam Colbert and family, formerly “A Terror to Mosquitorr ” term of eight months beginning Septing, the entire structure roust be "NSW,' I nm Jack Townsend of tho of Sanford, will occupy the place ~w. : 72-tf screened, or, If sparrows are not to be city—” ho began. and the latter will turn his attention tem J>cr 16, 1918: Route No. 1—Celery avenue and Mary nodded. “Mr. Graves has told excluded, the wire netting may be Sergeant Norman Baker ia home for to farming a t Hillcrest. —MoorcBeardall avenue to Cameron City. nto nil about you,” she said. And that carried up about three feet from tbe a few day* furlough.. He U in the heavy Haven Times. Route No. 2—Sanford avenue to afternooh'n enchanted ride through ground, nnd above this a belt of sheet Artillery and is located at Camp Wheel­ country flclds was but tho beginning metal about a fqot ln width may be Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Elder Springs. er. Pbyaician. Vlrst National Bank Route No. 3—First street to Mon- of many. Thereafter, Jock’s business tneked to tho outside of the building. Mr. and Mr*. -Getta of Jacksonville Btdg., Phone 330-W. Complete working'drawings for a hours were a feverish rush to comple­ - G4-tf' roc corner. * * practical rat-proof corn crib may be ob* tion, that he might hasten to hla dlvliw arc in the city a few days. Mr. GetU Is Albert Dorpcr is building a nice . Route No. 4—Upsult. Ity. Ho realised the shock this mar- tnliird from tho office of public roads travelling solicitor ‘ for the Overland All transportation to be in good rlnRc" would bring to hla ’soclety-javlng’ nnd rural engineering of the depart­ bungalow on Celery Avenue between Co., and has been visiting the local sales the A. Dorncr and Morriweather wenthorproof busses, autmobile or mother. For Jack's marriage was a ment. agent here, Mr. H. L. Haight. thing settled and decided upon. had places and will occupy the same as horse drawn. Bids must be delivered nor later .njl been very simple. SLEEP INSURANCE .Give Us Your Hem* soon as it i# furnished. than August 1st to B. F. Whltner, “I nm Just dippy nbout you, Mnry,“ . ‘‘A Terror to Mosquitoes.’’ There Is ji drop bos on the f ont Miss Vera Tcrheun .has accepted Scc’y Board of Trustees, School bo had fervently doctored, 72-tf door of - t he Herald cfllfc L r the a position with the Western Union a District No. I. “I love you too, Jiick,“ aho had mi­ 92-7tc news items. If >ou know r.r>tl irg Rcibert Holly »pent Sunday .with Jacksonville. raculously replied. write It nnd If the office lr. net homefdks returning to Oakland yesCarson was not Mary’s name. Mr*. Ernest Krupp is spending Removal Notice , open drop the Item in the bor. terday. While home he celebrated his several days this week In Tampn. Graves had been mistaken In that. I have moved my cleaning nnd We want the news tnd r.'l of It Is Though aho was an orphan, hername fifteenth birthday'w ith a big dinner ^ H C fn ce W. Way has returned to hiving as .his guest Pierce Griffin. his home in Savrnnah aRcr npleas-: pressing husiness from tho corner of wn* Burns. Jack knew nothing con­ Important. Palmetto nnd First street to the cor­ cerning tho fnmlly of tho girl ho lofrcd, C..H . Dir,gee Is visiting* her ant visit of two weeks with Mr. and ner nrrnss from .Wight" Grocery Co., but what matter, alio wns his choice. 230223234823234848232348532353535348535323485323235353482323 . pare; :* at Dunedin, Misp Mary Me* Mrs. R. A. Tcrboun.. It wns upon tbe afternoon of their Mrs. F. LaRocque. last ride, thnt he discerned a limousine ^ rrt: secomperiod her home. ' .Ciw Pens—Brabham T.oM-Kno* 93-tf • ■ waiting before MaRby’s door as he Relating variety. Price JI.CO bush­ CPC cvtrr Chills and Fever., helped Mnry to alight _ el. Chase & Co. 7C-lt “Mercy I” cried tho girl, “It’a Aunt Ron. Fchdle M rlnts end wife have Dr. Hlllburttteft for Webster today, Lois," And Juimedlntely sho was en­ r*turned from, a visit w ith relative* (To Late to Classify) Several of our graduates have received ap­ folded In dn eld(®y'woman's embrace. and will assist in a revival *r,l fiiend* at Dayton OHo. pointment!! ana gone to Washington the “Boor Mnry I out here In the country meeljng therp.' He will roturh in For Sale-^-Delivery wagon am! open hheriff E. E. Brady 1* txpeeted past few days, at salaries ranging from alone," sympathised the aunt, then her top buggy. G. W. Spencer. 96-tf gnse ouddcnly fell upon Jack., “Mnry," nme thi\ week from a vtalt to Oeor* time for Sunday service. $1,100.00 tp $1,400.00 n year. Why not Mr. and Mrc. Wakefield and Mr. an^ °ther points. Miss Kathleen she burst out, "hnve'jop been running you, Young Lady? Uncle Sam needs you, Have A Look at the Derby pro­ * . hrs been \ tailing rrtallvia at end Mrs. Logon of Geneva were perty, 610 Laurel Avenue, S a rfo r’J around nnd tiring ^ yourself ngnlnt nnd needs you NOW. Georgia will nccompar’y in Surday night attending services at Fla., tfr.d make an offer for it to A. Your uncle and I hoped when wo sent him hemr-. the Presbyterian Church. you to board In this quiet spot t7*nt you With the commercial concerns of Orlando Derby, 97 Washington Avenue, Gil would rest after your gay season." ' GGG contains no alcohol, uncnic City, Pn. h. Branan has returned home and other town catling upon us, we are un­ 96-26 tc • "I am," said Mary, sho turned to the ’* a three week visit with home ner other prisonous drugs. * able to supply [he demand. We, too," need “I have a lot of Grapes for sale. Mrs. M.. F.(jlarnes bewildered Jack. ‘ 'around MilldgoviUe and Macon you, And need you NOW. Mis. Isabel Hcmdry* Ringo nnd littiresome money," she confessed, “which 96 —6tp made me suspicious of every suitor but *' , r* Rranan asya th a t nil tho tic ion James, In company with Mrs. Sanford A ve... ed feed seems (Q j,e j„ North James E. Hcrndry and niece, Mbs Bookkeeping,-8 h o r t h a n d , Typewriting, — ... For Sale—Good horse and two you." " “Tbe money makes it all seem dif­ . Salesmanship, Civil Service, etc., by expert * crora are good over the Winifred Hcrndry, all «=f Ft.horse wo (on, nt a bargain. D. R, satire state. • ; V , ferent," he eald, “Rhine*you have al­ instiuctors. Write TO-DAY. ptK td through Sanford I«tTViday °n Biiasoit. ^ 96—tie. ways been *poor M ery.'" their return from r.n auto trip to White 065 currs m youa Fcver, “Tben lt was only pity," sho flashed If you wish to be comfortably nnd ^*ck Vt.hsr the Well know n ys-lnt- Sprints, Jackx onvilie and Daytona. pleasantly located at the Beach, fer a t him, but Jack had her In his arms. the remainder of'th e summer, w:l i ' “It wns lore," ho murmured—‘dove." Hoibuin, with whom they dired cVb ,*lh Ukc*« Sam’s ipfcfo, m'Mre. Hoibuin. with w h . d^c.d J. A. Davis, Box 96, Daytona Beach And Mary laughed back a t her aunt. ^ f^ l^ h e ia w F te d S tr r r B e who'll ceil In S aiternoon ctnttaxtai th«^ or apply In person a t the M anor, of “Mypwn husband may tell me he loyos me," she said. “Wo were married aa ^ ••u -m .I.-echMcr ;i.d exj ects to 1hemewatd w*y, having, so far, h^d I a t the Davis A p t 90—itc bour* ago," 48483153532348234823484823015323482323 • • «■ 'af tota the pond- Ufor* long, 'delightiol trip. . , IN SO C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN USE CEMENT IN FOUNDATIONS a Monthly Statement Outfits HERALD PRINTING CO. PRICE LIST Baby Cream, 60c per doz. Tall Cream, $1.35 per doz. 2-lb. Tomatoes $1.75 per doz. 2-lb. Corn $1.75 . per doz. 2-lb. Prunes 25c C. E. Soap 5c bar Washing Powder 5c Allgood Oleo 40c lb.. Peacock p o p $1.00 ^ per gal. Alaga Syrup $1.10 per gal. 8-lb. Bucket Snow Drift Lard $2.50 Armoqr Star and Kingan Ham 36c lb. New Lot Brooms from 75c to $1.25 piece 5-lb.. B. E. Peas 65c 5-lb. Lima Beans 85c 5-lb. Navy Beans 85c f 3 X, 5-lb. Tepery Beans 75c L.P. McCuller PHONE 277 WANT ADS PAY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BE A STENO-BOOKKEEPER PATRIOT SOUTHERN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE ORLANDO i•' ’ - ~ ?1 FLORIDA lu iiiiiiiiJ iiu n iiiiy iiiiiiiiil; "A VH) �o**w ,.E-a-o » -3 :--5 « k 4j J 'c N f P tfU H s W ATERPROOF BINDING—HADE FOR SERVICE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1918 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 23, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 23, 1918. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 1918; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald