7 10 95 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7aa9feb16d2108e52f71ee0bc180b30f.pdf abc009db0a034b6e0d22621130b47c08 PDF Text Text • •» . •1^./n n T W r K ? • •• *»,-• 1•’. - • . *. .I .' 7. » ' i *1 *■..' (i >*VHIKI C'•_>pu_! *V■ »■ *, V*»V P«•*•.f*l1‘ » U w>Pn .s»•v J=*/t ’ . >. • . i i• . •o* •«- v•♦•* - **»- >.* V7 'W :a a 7 *. P U B L IS H E D ^ : ^ * 1 ”^ ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS SE M I-W E E K L Y IN THE-HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME 4 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 3, 1918 NUMBER 78 SANFORD CURB MARKET SEMINOLE OVIEDO JOINS DIFFERENTIAL RATES TUESDAY AND SATURDAY GOES OVER IN SEMINOLE OF WATER AND RAIL OF EVERY WEEK NOW THE TOP WILL NOT BE ALLOWED . SANFORD SHOULD TAKE * UP THE BASKET IDEA. joined there by the squads from other sections of the rounty and the boys will have aome regular camp life, guard duty, rifle shooting and all that goes with real military life. ». — — a— ^ « Oviedo: Mr*. Theo. Aulin, Wm. Fred WANT TO BRING WATER Nickel, Elizabeth Moore, Joe LelnRATE UP TO RAIL­ hart, Fred McQuay, Ella McQuay, ROAD The curb market has again opened Annie Smith, S, J. Smith. H. B. Lat­ While other, countiei are bemoan­ Many of the members of the Sem­ Upon invitation from the Oviedo imer, Jatie Adame, Josephine Grant, in this city much to the gratification Through its board of governors of those people who want to pur­ inole guards are already thoroughly ing the fact that they are still fight­ Chapter, A. R. C., the extension G. L. Jatpes, Ella Edwards, Rev. M. the Sanford Board of-Trade, several Seminole County Edwards, Carrie -Collins, Henrietta days ago filed a protest with Re­ chase the fresh vegetblcs and other familiar with the Winchester car­ ing to get over the .top tight little committee of products right from the farmers bine used by ihe company and nre Seminole county has hrr fiag mcan-^ Chapter met with the Oviedo Chap­ Peacock, Frank McKinney, Charlie gional Director of Railroads C. H. themselves and much to the gratifi­ good shota and their scores at the ing that she has her quota of the ter Wednesday, April 24th and wer-e Sweet, Sam -Frazier, Rufus Bacon. Markham, Atlanta, Ga., against Third Liberty Horn! Loan. received most cordially. Rev. F. R .. Miller, ,S. W. Stephens,. the withdrawal of differential rates cation of the farmers who at this rifle range will mukc the rest of the state sit up and take notice. Srnce Chairman Forrest Lake announced Carrie Smith, William Collins, P. B. between water and rail carriers. In • time of the year have the time to Amalgamation with Seminole come to town with their vegetables this is the first time the boys will last Saturday night that Seminole County Chapter was discussed, it Boston, .Anjile Baron, Priscilla Grant this protect it wss conveyed to the .and find that they can (ell much of have a chance of firing their rlflis had mor£ than her quota and he bcinr the wish of the Bureau of De­ W. E. Young, Mra. B. G. Smith, O. government through Mr. Markham, their stuff here that would otherwise and testing them out on a real range wired this - good news to headquar­ velopment of the Southern Division G. Wolcott. C. S. Hickson, Mrs. R. that our organization would not even the event is anticipated by all of ters and not only has Seminole her be left in the fields. to enroll all cities and- towns within W. Lawton, Sr., A. Lelnhart, J. B. attempt to protest anything that was them and the day off in real aoldier quota but this county has gone over the jurisdiction of a county under Jones, C. S. Lee, I. L. Cook, Mra. I. essential to our government, but Sanford was one of the first cities style will -be a k ^ t , E . Mathers, If. A. Per-' from experience and conception the in Florida to start the curb market Uvea. It is p pE jIcC slI. Jr., John Evert- belief was evei* present that auch a idea and the market here flourished range in time 'cofhP Refloat ‘ouritity fbhsldPrfng >irtiat>£Semthfcle Pritchard, Mrs. Jos. move was not wholly governmental last summer, only stopping when’the popular .camp picnic grounds has been hard hit this'winter in the on April 16 and voted to become a A. C lartA pave Howard, C. D. Mit­ and not one at the time needed. It dry season of the winter and the where the soldi s will gather at fruit and vegetable crop* pnd the branch of Seminole County Chap­ chell, Lfa3& Partin, Elizabeth . was pointed out that basing our busy season of the farmers kept various times. people have not made any money. ter. Hatch, F. B. Hatch, present water rates to a rail standard As an independent chapte Stones, them from bringing the vegetables Katheri rvey, Edward McCall, would almost eliminate water car­ a to the market. FROM MO SPENCE L. B. C. C. Gillian. O. C. riers in and to this state because of lie o , The idea has taken root in the Bryant. Gist, Mrs. J. Chester the speedier transportation by rail on t minds of the people of other cities Writes Letter the Mel! Partin, the ster Partin. Carn Far- and since Florida, because of ita and now Orlando, Minmi and other Hun chool nell, M Jd lo ^ E. Dowling,. Elizabeth coastal advantage* was greatly fa­ citiis h a v ^ taken it up this season Methodist Sun y^fcchoo): Young, lw Mary Swope, Mrs. R. vored by water rales it would be :> y ge with remarkable results. This is in Desr Mr. M er: W. La Jr., Emmett McCall, ruinous to the business of this state er to line with the government's idea of 1 received t Mrs. J. to make the contemplated move. tie gift of the ^G ist, T. C. Brannon, ch food conservation and the curb class quite so .time ago, It is to be appreciated that we have Alton FKrnS Miss Stella Farnell, market will at all times have the the have just found' Mrs. A. who sent 1 an organization that is always alsrt irnell, Mirfs Berths Dixsanction and the assistance of the et I better late th to these moves and one that is ably on, Frat fii-vcr. I ■^wopr, Mrs. C. S. Lee, food administration and the farmers mother to find C. L. V •^who sent it Mrs. C. L. West, Mrs. to meet such emergencies and com­ who want to bring thoir fresh veget­ ■Ida Ted sinre she wrote lfTTfce I haven't had Mrs. O. A. Marshall, bat them for the benefit of our citi­ ables to Sanford will find that the but t-he good people here, both men that body In behalf of the chapter at Fred Ni time to write. r.. Mrs. II. F. Wheeler, zen* and freight receivers. A move large. We are indeed pleased to ad{l people here are with them and that and women went right B. F. V r, Clara Lee Wheeler. of this sort would rompel hlghtr It sure make Iwhoy* feel fine to people a nd to the other active they are asaiating the government f W. J. Dr. C. J. Marshall, prices in all necessities because of be rememberr the folks back ranch i'll horn the parent was done when they come to*town market. Mrs. C. — ■ * i jannon, Mary Lcinhart, advanced rates.. Following is th* of­ home and it us go to our E. M. G ha|)tc ■i»i harmony and Co­ It is hoped that the people coming work with mor Mrs. T. ^Brannon,' Mrs. M. M. ficial circulars sent out by Mr. ;i?h than ever, (es- Wopian’s perati f: to Sanford will increase in numbers perially to be King. N _?ing, Rev. Wm. Stonc«, Markham: j^mbered tby the •The rnell brings with it Mrs. WE S S tont-s, W II. Browning, i And no and that not only fresh vegetables Sunday school Atlanta. Ga.. April 16, 1918. ihurch. 7' her* and supplies, has won but butter and eggs and cheese and Circular No. 121 he la 1 1 have just received with the Alice Btkruiffn, Mary Brannorf, W. Differential Rates juried safely from that We everything that cun be raised on the E. W o<>fi* 3 £\G ladys Leinhart, Mas i 1 hanks pUr and for which other side and the gorer Via Rail and Water Routes farm will be brought in to market. my third trip |! >vied c ;redited as a dona- Lfinhartjrm ~ft. L. M. Leinhart, Mrs. I am beginning el as safe on the Because of the difficulties and ex­ are over All of it cuta down the high cost of on. Branch will have 0. G. t e ^ c o t t , Mm. J. H. Lee, pense Involved In commandeering. I bnrk home in Now get living and th a t la the principal idea water as 1 wo a re; on the executive Ruth Y rp fc ^ T . L. Cushing, Elvln ship* and otherwise maintaining ^would 1 prefer drive. • of the curb market. The market Sanford, but n. ___ with the officers Flcsher, rifejb A. K. Crawford, Geo. steamship service, it Is expected to L ti ■ i ve seen yet to days are Tuesdays and Saturdays any pljtce 'That C raw forcS jfalter Luther, Fred and committcee as heretofore wRl *»« about seven in the morning and dear old Sanfo James, Henry Jones, John Anderson, Issue, within the next few days, In­ GET YOUR STAMPS elected by their own members. Let me thantj^jyp again, and •hr tjj lasts until eleven. Come out, you Osrar L<W j 3lly fa-e, James Corbett, structions promptly withdrawing all class through ytnlfor the fine ralP»T| Sanford housewives and bring yo Ella Helj^tQie*, Mrs. J: M. Jones, differential rates via rail and watar Ecnrir baskets. and outfit thill K ross been useful to R e Mm. R.M g- Wheeler, Robt. I.rwi*. router and generally placing the rail uml water routes on all rail ba­ Tony Frank McAllister, hat II have no sis of rates. Your traffic representa­ 'ord: Fleafe renir rKtra* me to nil the Death of Geza Takarh Katherlnk—L.'Ywton, Elizabeth Law­ Je asing Thrift r M tive* should extend this advance In­ on, to the Sunday ton, A. Perrltte, J. E. Lera Emanuel Takarh died at folks at home Wa County form ation'lo interested corrimerlcal * R. I M. school which I AtU’c'to be a member Fokes, M7TS 0 . C. Bryant, Lerona Rodman Wednesday after a year’s rmn vings Com■• Mr Nell Hawkh illness of hemorrhage of the lungs. of again befon _ ^v. J. Hartsfield, Mm. J. bodies along yo-.ir line. lee S .a established m. C. II. Mnrkham, Misa Hartsficl r Fftncerely, Me was born at Kperes. Hungary, o. Johnson, Mm. Clar­ mbe oughout the Mrs. Regional Director. Mm. F. ence Har ion, J. II. Lee, Mm. C. trie H. Sprnrrr Cl >enrs ago and at the age of nine believe-/ || •yhnso non, Lois Tampa and other Hoards of Trade T. McC fame to this country with his par­ U. S. S. Levi at Mr*. T. W. Lawton, ng ms, 'J reach of c |>, Mrs. L. T. W. jaWton, George Morgan, have issued formal protests against ents. moving to Longwood and after­ is le ___ __ H ^fq.lr and re. Sr'. the withdrawal of these differential Steen Olive Lezettr, N. J. .............. ward coming to this city where he Two Good ns ut Tcmple- places to bundle the stamps. A rate* _an<l because of the apparent Kr-ii-wals— M:r. David Spec*. Taitrer.l^ffTt J. B. Polhill, Bessie ’pent most of his .life. He served The progra for the Baptist number of patriotic men and wutne. insufficient grounds for such an ac­ Mrs. E. P. Morse, Mrs. J. II. Fergu­ White, L. T. Mitchell, Annie in the Spanish war as a member of Temple Sunda be an inlerest- of the county have consented to son 119111), J. H. Ferguson (1919), D. MitcpeJ^> W. If. Luther, J. M. tion 1r- is believed that our protests Co. ft 104 Light Artillery and for ing one. Mr. aTS^v, thijpnstQr of krfgar yudniifejUarnua. nwLjh' will be sustained. *many years was engaged in farming the R apist c ar ak’f c t Anderson, Mrs. ;J. f c V p i f r e SB r $5 5 tj in this section afterward moving to the s u b je c t^ JS n p M- Hand, J. Enoch Rodman. ' • . ' I’rrub)trrlan Church ^ *M. OKavitgK Mr*. J.**K. M vhingtV Paftln>M ni> W. .11. Luther, Karl knowing the prearher as we do wc established throughout the count* A rather unusual condition waa Deceased leaves a wife and three can say. that the subjects denote as soon as applications rnJs be filed C. M. Berry, Mm. C. M. Berry, R. Daul, tT; L. Lingo, Mr*. T. L. Lingo, R. Deas, Mr*. R. R. Deal, Mr. noticed av the* Presbyterian prayer children, mother and father, Mr. something out of the ordinary in the with the rounty chairman. ' • Deane Turner, Mira Ilrssie Zachary, H. B. McCall, Mrs. E. A. Franell, . E. A. Farnell, Mm. W. R. Kinibrell. meeting last Wednesday night.— «nd Mrs. 0 . L. Takach, two sisters, way of success. A list of the agencies now selling Mm. J. A. Harrold, Mm. C. L. E. E.- Dowling, Arthur Tedford, Wil­ There were nearly twice as many Miss Arapka of this city and Mrs. In the morning hour Mr.'Massey Goodhue, Mm. G. II. Fernald, Mm. liam Tedford, Mm. S, W. Swope, men as wymen. The women are stamps is herewith given. k- Molnai^ of Gainesville, three will use os his subject "The Chang­ All postoffiers in the county Sheridan Jewett, Mm. R. L. Leek, S. W. Swope, Mabel Swope, M n^O . preparing to seek to make a* decided brothers, Kari, Frank and Julius of ing Fashion." No doubt the vari­ Chas. F. Williams, Mm. C. F. Wil­ P. Swope, O. P. Swope, SldnCy change in attendance next Wednes­ •his city. - • ous fashions will be given in a living Sanford liams, K,T. WqcdrufT, Mrs". May SWope, Shirley Swope, Howard day night. First National'Bank H The. funeraloccurerd • from the word picture, as the pastor is most Dickin^. • Sunday school begins at 9:4 5 Griggs, R. W. Lawton, Theo. Aulin, Seminole County Bank Home of his parents yesterday morn­ capable of doing. Sunday. Wo have noticed a ten-* Geneva: Oliver Farnell, Mm. II. B. McCall, Woman's. Club ing. Rev. O'Riordan o f’the Catholic .I n the evening the subject ".The dcncy to Bleep through Sunday • New Members — Mm. F. Robbins, Mr*. W. J. Lawton, Clarence Currie, Chas. L. Polk . • church officiating, the Interment Surprises ' of Life" will lie used. school time by some of our scholars LeeMcLain, Mm. J. P. Phillips, Mrs. A. J. McCulley, A. J. McCulSouthern Bell '"'ing made in EvcrtfYccn cemetery. Some excellent surprises ore doubt­ since the change in time. We urge Mm. F. E. Grownr, Louise Cul ley, Mm. T. L. Mead, T. L. Mead, ----— — • S • M . i l l l J. P. Hurley The pall bearers were Messrs. Rapp, less in store for those that are to a hearty support to the . Sunday pepper, Mra. K. C. Culpepper, Mra. .Dave Lindsey, Fannie Lindsey, Bower & Roumillat ' Keane, Hoolehan, Hogan, Wathcn moke .up the congregation for the ■chool at this hour. It actually is S. Drew, H. H. Pattishall, P. TClyde IIass, Marie Marshall, B. G. Hotel Carnes • and Shell, The -aympathy of the evening. Phillips; * . . no nearer sun up than the school Smith, Mm. M. A. Ilaigh, John L. R. Philips & Co. many friends of the deceased and of Aside from the sermons the choir meets in th# winter. -- Haigh. Sanford Herald * . Renewal:—L. A. Adams. tl)e‘family goes out to the bereaved leader announces some splendid mu­ .Preaching services will bo h '; , j ^ Mobley's Drug Store relatives. • • Colored—Della Andrews, J. W. sic and a delightful song service. . ___ __ **\ 1 11 e. m. and 7:30 p. m. T 'JB ir Brt, Court House Club Mullen, Ei W. Bush, Alice Bush, April and May Red Crosa Dura simple gospel services d ^ j ^ rM Shelton Halnrn, Luella Haines, C. W Orledo * . % WILL HAVE RIFLE RANGE Maybe Government Carrier Pigeon help people In the stress. of everrdsv There are over 100 names on the • < Bacon, J. T. Andrews, W. L. An­ Bank of Oviedo C. C. Woodruff was attracted by drews. . • ( Red Cross Membership Roll whose ,lff' ,W' „,iV’ " [ " ° A rordlsT^*e£ Lawton Bros. Seminole County Guards Expect to the fall of a pigeon in his yard yes­ dues were payable in April, now come to ell who w'dl Altmonte: • . Chulnola Become Sharpshooters terday and going up to the^.bird passed, and there are about fifty due Newr Membem—A. JI. Fuller, J. Mrs. J. E. Schneider The Seminole County Guards ex^ found it oxhauated seemingly by a In May.' It would aave time ane Death ot Aaguslua Samtnla pect to become crack ahota if the long flight. Ho picked it up and Lake Mary - W. Osteen, Ambrose Millcn, E. T. poatage If the memb«m will make Augustus Samm li died at his home Haines, Mm. W. H. Gilman. Mrs. Plans of Capt. Dingee and th e'o f- found a leg band on It and knowing W. V. Dunn. ^ their renewaia at once' to the eecrcon Celery avenue yeeterday a t noon These agonrlM arc aaked to tnftkf Mary Footef Misa Lillian Herring tary, Mrs. R. A. Terheun, 206 Elm alter an illness of several weeks of c*r» of the company are put into (hat tho government was using these transferred from Sanford. cuect. Recently • fine rifle range pigeons for carrying . messages a report at tho closo of business each avenuo (phone 2Q3-J) who will send •cute Brights dipease. *»• offered to the company near thought that perhapa the officials Saturday night to the county chair­ Renewals—Mm. Fuller, Mm. Fogg membership certiflcste \wupon re­ • Mr. Sammia was born In South Longwood by C. W.- Entxmlngcr, should know of it and brought it to man showing the number of thrift Mm. J, W jpsfccn, .Aim. W. B. nal-* ceipt. New metpbem are earnestly, Norwalk, Conn., Sept. 23, 1864. member of the board of county com- the Herald office. H any brown and war savings stamps they have lard, Mits Ruth Graham, Mrs.-Am­ solicited. • He spent the greater p'art of hla. life j? ionen and himself a member of trarrfor pigeons are missing from any •old for the week. This report will brose-Mullen, Mm. E. T. Haines. at his birthplace, coming Le-TtoFfiJc 0 company In the Longwood of the government nations in Flor­ bo published esch week In The Her­ Chuluota: . about J896, afterward /crtnlng •Quad. This range is Just what the ida let tho Herald know about it ald. It is hoped th a t each agency The Shavfr Canning Company at Sanford some fifteen y/ara ago and Renewals—R. E. Franklin, C. D. ‘oy* want for a camp having a and the pigeon wjtl be returned to will endeavor to selL more stamp* Rrumley, Mm. C. D. Brumley, Gaa- Plant City, will be ready to handle resided with hia la th e r , W. E. than his neighbor and thereby keep ton Jacobs, Mm. Gaston Jacobs. C **ter lake on it for bathing them. vegetable* or beana and toreatom Sammii. . • • ,ru will make one of the real rifle up a lively interest in the livings when the product! are ready. J. T. Ent< Sanford: , . He. leaves one brother, W. E, ' r r»n«« of the atate. The Guards exVolusia county is preparing to do game. Renewals—B. E. Squires, Mm. B. Baird, member.of the company, and Sam mb of this city and one brother, w t to fnake many improvementa conaiderable road building during E. Squire*, Mm. I. D. Hart, Mm. C. who has been supervising the install­ T. A. Sammia of Indianapolis to # j e r*nge a t onco and the 8an- the summer months, s o .th a t xthen Mrs. H. Goodspeed arrived yes­ Boyce Bel), Mm. E. M. Galloway. ation o f , the new machinery and mourn hla loss. . contingent is making prepara- tbe tourists come back next winter terday from Jacksonville and will be other equipment for the plant has Longw*ood: * on« to take a day'off, kike to the they will find travel mighty pleasant the guest tjf her parents, Mr. and everything set except the boiler and i 7 h* funer*1 *111 occur from MllRenewals—Mm. J. A. Briatllne, , * r*”*e **>d spend the day* there' and convenient over' the entire Mm. P, M. Kjder for. several days i t the bean cutter, which wlll,« It Is •*C c,p< <od*y , l 3:S0* R#v* Mm. J. N. Searcy, Mm. F,‘ G. Nie- pected be in position -within ten Arthur Searing Peck officiating. In­ '•tu la r camp atyla. They will be county.- * '• their home o n v a k avent}*. terment will be made .in Lakevlew meyer.* : ... days. - . cemetery. ■t V SUBSCRIBED MORE THAN ALL M E M B E R S WORK QUOTA L A S T , TOGETHER UNDER RED SATURDAY CROSS BANNER ‘ 15 m i winr-A'-j G ;k �I’* — « , 1111 record mad* laat week and the wonderfur patriotism demonstrated and the treat work accomplished means more coming from Seminole county than any other county In America. Tuesday, April 30th—Harold Lockwood in ^ “The Avenging Trail** also Hedda No­ va in “The Woman in the Web", a • serial more thrilling'than “ The Fightjog trail.” . . * WedneMay, May 1st—Haih and- Bud in vA [ * Whirlwind of Whiskers" also a social 1 five act feature and a gooij Comedy. Thursday, May 2nd—Darrell Foss- in “Her American Husband" also a ’comedy. Friday; May 3rd—Francis X. Bushman and Bevecly Bavne, also Sidney Drew in a comfedy. Saturday, 4th—“ Vengeance and the Woman" Coming—“ Red, White and Blue Blood" and “ Qver There." . following day when a committee can­ vassed the town. Last Friday was probably one of the greatest patriotic gatherings that thla city haa ever witnessed and what was lacking in numbers waa made up in aimon pure patriotism. Patriotic Rally Brings County W ell Over Quota ’ Seminole county can well be proud of the success of the Third Liberty Loan in which the county "went over the top," in such gallant style. The first campaign in the county waa held at Oviedo last week and many from Sanford attended. 0 . P. Swope, the chairman called upon Dr. Brownlee, F. L. Woodruff, Judge Housholder,* Rev. Stones, 'Mrs. E. M. Galloway, J. J. Dickinson and Forrest Lake. At. tho close of tho meeting the people of Oviedo were asked to como across and buy Lib­ erty Bonds and they responded moat heartily at the meeting and the The parade under the skillful hands of the committee on arrange­ ments with Major Forrest Lake aa marshal of the day and chairman of the Liberty Loan campaign was a real Liberty Day aflalr and with the Sanford Boand, Seminole County Guards, Red Cross, Woman’s Club, Woman’s Liberty Loan committees, churches, schools, fraternal and la­ bor organisations was a grand out­ pouring of every, organized body in tho county to participate and do their part in making the Liberty Loan a success. The parade after passing in review before tho Immense crowds gathered along the line ofjnafch, stopped at the band stand in Central Park where tho following speakers ad­ dressed the people,' Major Lake act­ ing as chairman and introducing the speakers: Brownlee, Dr. Olaokman Judge Housholder, George A.. DoCottcs of this city and Ion Farris of Jacksonville. All of the speakers brought the war vividly before tho audience and were roundly ap- Candidate Tor Tax Commlagioaer P. 8. Bowen ofJacksonville,' can­ didate for tax commissioner was In th ejd ty .Friday- and cabvaieed the territory thoroughly in the Interests of his candfdacy. Mr. Bowen ,1a j»o stranger here,; having many friend* who knew him In Jacksonville and in ^Tallahassee. He served two terms aaVeounty commissioner of Duval county and Is fsmiillr with the dll* ties of the tax.dopnmUslbner and is faiAillei with land and real estate ADVERTISING In answering an ■advertisement where no name is mentioned in the aid* please do not ask The Herald for information aa to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not (know "who the advertiser is and; if we do . ^ a r e not allowed t o *£1/ 0 out this Information. Simply write a letter and address It as-per Inatructlona In the ad. • • W .C. T. U. Meeting. For 8ala—A good gas range and W. C. T. U. meeting et Method­ other hoUMhold furnishings at the ist church Thursday afternoon at 4 French Shop. » 4 72-ltc o'clock. , Elka Entertainment The Elka entertainment Thursday evening, May 2nd promises, to be one of the moat enjoyable occasions of the season. , In addition to the bowling alley, billiard and pool tables, also card tables there will be an auction.sale of various donations made by most ovary business man and farmer in the vicinity. The auction sale :will take place et about nine o'clock on the basement floor. Immediately after the auc­ tion aalo the dancing will- commence on the third floor where all will have the opportunity of enjoying the evening whether they dance or not. Tickets are on sale at Bowers ft Roumillat’s Drug Store, L. It. Phil­ ips' drug store, also in the hands of all three of the banka in Ranford, aa well aa In the hands of a number of the ladles of the city. . Como out and enjoy yourself aa well aa help bjiy bedding and build hospitals for our soldier boys. .* Food Meeting Announcement Aa this la a wheatlcss week.and tho subject of war breads is perhaps that of. most vital food interest at the momont this will be the chief subject of my talk' on Wednesday afternoon, May 1st. .All'women of tho county, whether or not club members are, through the courtesy ef the Woman’s Club of Sanford In­ vited to attend this food meeting at the 'dub rooms at 4 o'clock,--.follow­ ing the. regular business meeting of the club at three o'clock.The preservation of fruits and vegetables -in various ways will be discussed and aa it la imperative that we .begin at once to take care of the vegetables now in seaspn and to pre­ pare for those soon to come I hope that everyone who possibly cm will come. The talk will be short and afterwgrd tho meeting will be thrown open for questions, their*discussion and tho giving out of bulletins. U. 8. U n V b ffli* t» Gainesville,' Fla. > ' April 20tb,*1918. Notice U hereby given that Wil­ liam C. Holiday of Weklwa, FIs., who on hjfey 16, 191.1, mad* Horoe•tead Entfy. No. 011761, Ibr E « of NWM and NEM of 8W H, 8eetion 4, Townibip 20 8, Range 29 E, Tallahassee Meridian, haa filed-no­ tice of Intention to make-Tbreo-ytar Proof, to eatabliah~e)alm to the land, above described before Clerk Circuit Court, a t Sanford, Fla., on the Tth day of June, 1918. • r ..UIaimant pamea as witnesses: . W. D,;FiUraan of Weklwa, Fla, Ebin Crippcn of Weklwa, Fla. ‘ Arf hur Waliaco'of Weklwa, ;Fla, Alvin Newcomb of .Weklwa. F Hobt. 'W. Davis, * . Register 71-Frl ft Tuee-lOtc . 27 27 ta ts as 2f 2* 29 F. N. Purdy, Oateen, Fla For Porto place, R. F. . Sale—Sweet potato Rico variety. A t-theBeardall A ve. \ For pric Crenshaw, Sanford, Fla . A TJACKSONVILLE, L A N T IC FLORIDA. HOTEL FLORIDA • ; ___ ■ ._ OrUndo D , « . Co OrUndo Dorr. Co J. T. H eadrick*----U n k n o w n .. . . ____ C. L. llln«bou,k___ J. T . Headrick*------ M. M. Smith... B ltrx A. U > »n . 27 21 32 - 1 i ‘ *1 21 St Cer. Bay ftHagaa.. d ose ta Everything ' ' Oaa Block bom Posiofflce Hat aad 0*Mtmalac WMer la C**ry Kaam. Al N E W WINDLE HOTEL JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA ■ •__j . ___ . ■ . Lawton ChalaaU aa Ritardtd la rial Baak No. 2 Pag* II Simla*!* C.aaif R«*rd* 2, 4. a aad « Black D— kurimme* V*ll#r . . . • • Construction Co.... X, 4, B and S Bleak P---_, Klrrinm*. Vall.jr ta• 12 Block ti : ..1 ------to 12 Block M___ -___ in.*,-. -------. • . KU*lmm*a Vilify C«---Coiutrurtlon f. E. C. By.----------~ ' « . u. » . i . . ...-------- ■ “ ffissSK*;.-- W t ’i i a A & s t • U r& U r-zzzz 14 I* SS B*aUa*U Ca. Jiff*'** Will M*r*by..---------Mi*. Ida BrumUy------ U d i i O n i t k . --------------J . ; * .. B ^ b /v.lu n d *— aa B*«*rd*d la___ Plat Baak Na. 2 Paga 21 B*mUala Caaaly R*c*rd* WsS# MII1U L____________ lra a d itm ^ rq rZ Z • wm Strayed—Ten year old milk cow* o horns. Mole qolor., Reward, otlfy Phone 47. • 72-2tp Good Wage*. Sei$onSUr|iApr.8 Ulll* O. Brovn. T. W. Mor»n.... T. W. M orin ... M. M. Smith____ Mr*. Lila K. Murrtl M. M. Smith....... For Rent—The Haynea house on N kM 6U a l W k al BBM—, X* SI Hanford Heights, 4 roomi, big yard, complete water system, garage, electrie lighii, -etc. H. C. DuBoee. :* 68-tf Found—Two packages, in car. Owner may have seme by paying for this ad. The Quality Shop. 72-2tc to D ig Potatoes a t H astings, Florida XI 21 21 21 21 . • 21 II 21 For Sale—Large farm/ horse, |lso heavy wagon, only used short time. Inquire J. E. ^Terwllllger, 709 Oak avenue. . 67-tf Wanted—House werk. Hllman Davis, General delivery, *8anford. 72-Stp Men and Women Wanted »14 Mrtltoto °.h»ii bi rA .d«'25 !fw “T A*** w l*»«» tb*m2 For 8ale—Ten acre* hammock land on Cameron avenue, right in the heart of the, celery delta. This farm joint railroad loading itatloh. Three acres cleared. Must be sold to dose >an estate. If interested write F. J. McDannel, Owoaao, Michigan. • 63-tfc WANTED All-wool for long wear and . economy; -. careful tailorlog for the eema maons. i r a t l: a s s u . *a% a * ? 2 For Sale—16 H hand farm or draft horse, weight 1360 lbs. Inquire L. A Brumley. For Rent—Two or. three parity furnished or unfurnished roomr. 116 W. Ninth 8t. r 71-2te 1 0 ,0 0 0 u V .V rt For Sale—1914 - Model Ford tour­ ing car. Good running condltlqn.’ W. M. Haynea, Herald Office. 69-tf ft . - caear «s*a. PUrida C n i M C*mM*r‘* Addltlaa U BUck Ilim m cck aa R< N*. 2 Pag* 74 Btmla*l* Coaaly B*c*rda 4t ta 4 } (1*aa B > *10 -, _ . aer*a of 4S)______ ______ SO If. W. 1 For Sale—Fresh milch cow. R. L Girriion, Sanford, Florida. 70>4tp . . For Rent—Three office rooms fronting on First street. Moa{ d c airahle offices In city. Several other good offli* rooms In SSfne building. Yowdl Speer. 23-tfc many movamanta to kmp the men In the front ranks in all that they A etriiggl* that la plmost as ss that - of the front line • le d . it r u n l. tW« k r ia iM a ^ a m im any manner, • -.ftetloii rd hit b , t b . »f ■ Rcdt, Tran 21 21 SI 21 m ::;_ z z z z z T hat’s the spirit of the H art SchafTner & Marx military models w e ' r e selling here. It's the right spirit, too; the thing that; wins in war and business. Y o u ’ll “catch the spirit" with this five seam rock model. mrtW. * • 21 21 For Rent—Nice furnished home Definition of .True Frlsnd, 72-2tp "A friend," said Uncle Ebon, "la a Inquire 1006 E. Second St, man dat laughs at yoh funny atorlea For Rent—Cottage on Maiholis even.If dey ain't ao good; ad' sympa­ thizes wlf yoh misfortunes, even If dey and Eleventh St^, $9.00 per month, Induding water. Apply E .' W. L., ain't so bad." . • Crown Paper Co. ’ » 71-2tp , .S “rffgiW»ON. Clrcalt C FOR SALE — ONE OF TfcfE NICEST BUNGALOWS IN TOWN WITH GARAGE. STRICTLY MODERN, ALMOST NEW. GOOD LOCATION. CASH ,OR TERMS. ADDRESS HOME, C -0 HERALD. * 72-tf FOR RENT Jaaa 41k at IN* fta your caatldctailoa al my :,h7 .r: w r *jr,i7.u,u *S - LEGAL ADVEBIISING For 8ale—Ford Touring Car/ De­ mountable wheels. Good condition. Let us get together and talk over Bargain. Phone 6. - P. O. Box 983. . 65-tf these things. * The Sanford Woman’s Club rooms For Sale—B e e t. plants, 30 cents Wednesday, May 1st, at 4 o'clock. 100 or $2.00 per thousand. Write Riley M. Fletcher Berry, * Portin Brde., Wagner, Fla. 61-tfe Emergency Home Dem. Agt. * imacralic .Vatar* at r aaaaaaca my i Ta tka n i t laola caaaly. * S»nrWS Q lg H J �THESANFORD HERALD B. h HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Roper.W rllea of Navy The following letter from L. F. Roper to Mrs. Ferguson will be in­ teresting: Charleston S. C., April 20, 1918 Dear Mrs. Ferguson: —Just a few lines from me this morning. I was transferred from Key West the 6th inst. Had a nice trip coming up. Have a nice boat and z nejv one just put in commission. Like it fine. Think it will be In shape to go across to the war zoms now Boon arid allow me to say we are all anx­ ious to get over th^re nnd help on thU. dreadful war. I t eeema as If every available man in the dear old U. S. A. will b a ts to take part, U not in battle In many other-way* and If they haven't realized it It Is time they were waking up fo r victory we must have but many, many hard­ ship* have we to endure' before the end. *^Notv if the navy Un't the choeen life I know not what to look for. We are always footing on ex­ pectation and always try to be pre­ p a i d for any emergency. The best feature about coming from Key West up here is getting up in the morning a t, five o'clock almost same as three o'clock down there since the pew time has advanced • another hour. Now all I have to do every day, Mrs. Ferguson, la cook break­ fast, dinner and supper, did you'ever try it? Well, I ’ll certainly appreci­ ate the lady's duty about the home when I get out of this navy.- I was chosen as copk Shortly after I Joined the colors and th at has been my duty, ever since. It Is not so bad as I have only twenty-one men ro cook for and have two second class sea­ men to help m e,'so you see my work is quite easy. No dish washing is mine. Cooking is enough and let me say " I am some cook," so the boys s*y, and they are liable to ray any­ thing. thinking I will do b itter next lime and they always ta t w hat-1 give them, str th at Is encourage­ ment. * f • *(I We have a fine crew of men and two good officers. 1 like them nil and they seem to like me, for the cook seems to be favored more than any one on the boat. Dut you know I won the baby a t home and must be well treated ’here. Now my room la a peach—have electric lights, good writing table and one of the best beds I ever slept in —almost kee[n my eyes from opening at 6 o’clock every morning, and. the captain clsUns that he is going to get. me an electric fan, if so, good night. 1 fear .1 won’t cook much. This boat cook­ ing is not like honse, Mrs. Ferguson, we have a rail fence around the stove and wire to wire the pots on stove, then the coffee and grits are liable to-mix yven then some limes, leave the stove and chase the cook up on deck to keep from being sealeded. Mow arc all the Jtebeccahs? Would like to meet with you again, hut fear it will be many moons be­ fore 1 get hack, but be sure to re­ member me to the lodge and extend my .best wishes to each member and tell them not to forget L. F. •Roper just because he is not there in body for his thoughts are with them. I haven’t been to n Rebekah meet­ ing since I left—lost my receipt and forgot the pass word so you can eas­ ily see why. Dut tell Mrs. Speer if I hear of any refreshments to be served I -will make up a password. I know not how long I will be here or where I will go hut anywhere on our boat is home, sweet home to mo. One of tfie boys named our sub­ chasers Suicide Fleet, how do you like the name? The boys are always happy, and aee the funny >lde of ev­ ery serfpua thought. Remember .me to your 'young hqbby, Bro. J. H. and will write him some time. With best wishes to yourself and family and Rebekah Lodge No. 43, I wish to remain ns ever Your friend and sister , L. F. Roper. c-o S. C. 165 Navy Yards, Charleston, S. C. P. S. Heard there was some young HOPPER ACADEMY OF THE HIGHEST ARTISTIC VALUE •ALSO VIEWING OUTDOOR POST CARDS AND AMATEUR • FINISHING ‘ RECEIVE PROMPT AND CAREFUL . ATTENTION Babies Special Attention : - - . I ;'. S TU D IO : F in t National Bank Building Park Aventu Sanford’s Colored Schools Make a Fine Record With 406 pupils enrolled in the High School., and grades of our col­ ored School, and 640 in all depart­ ments during the last year, Sanford may he congratulated on the in tiP eat maintained and increasing (n the educational work among ita colored citizenship. Prof. J. M. Crooms has finished his twelfth year of ef­ ficient service, and the high stand­ ards of the past have been fully maintained during the year just closed. An (Aitstanding feature of the school work about which the county should be injormed Is th a t whllo the finances of the county ‘ permitted only six months schooling, by the active efforts, of Prof. Crooms and the teachers, backed by the hearty cooperation tf the parents and pat­ rons an additional month was pro­ vided, the county meeting part of the expense. Rogdlding this County Superintendent Lawton has written Prof. Crooms cordially acknowledg­ ing the receipt of $225.00 le n t the superintendent to apply on the teach era' salaries for the month of April. The Board of Public Instruction hzai expressed Ita hearty appreciation of tha commendable work in- the mat­ ter. "This spirit of sacrifice and generosity le worthy of our highest consideration," the letter reads. •The. commencement exercises of Hopper/Academy began last Friday with * conceit by the primary shd Intermediate grad**, ail th e number* giving cadence of musical ability, and .careful training. Sunday afternoon a t 3:80 the ba<> ealaureate sermon was delivered at St. James A. M. E. churclr by Rev. J. B.L. Williams, D. D., pastor of Trinity M. E. church. His theme was "Laborers together with God," and the essential..nature end high rewards of " cooperating 1 with the Divine in establishing His kingdom Ine in establishing His kingdom upon earth were ably presented, the points being made emphatically per- Directness Goes Farther Than Diplomacy • ** • . . Speak you r mind and d o-n ot be afraid o f rebuff— then A C T as speak. W c are each d a y in this little ad asking fo r your'business and w ant it. W e know th a t w e can help you and w e are not afraid to say i w e know th a t you should save m oney arid w e are not afraid to tell you W e p rovide the place and p ay you Interest— its up to you. CAPITAL 130,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD fellow man. The singing by Crooma ChArsl Class was excellent. A five-act drama, "From Cabin to Congress,"- giveh by the grammar and high school pupils on Mbndiy evening gave the young people a chance to exhibit their histrionic abilities In a most entertaining and wholesome way. Class Day exercises came Tuesday afterndon, Lillie Mae Terrell giving the class history, Genevieve Gilbert an essay, "The Value of School Gnrdenr,” Beatrice Williams an es­ say, "T he -Voice ef Domestic Sci­ ence," and Gertrude Davis the class prophecy. Of the nine graduates of the high school, five girls were presented with special certificates by Mrs. Crooms,^ the assistant principal, for a course in sewing and domestic arts. The graduating exerrises. weie held Wed­ nesday evening, May 1st, the ad­ dress of the occasion being given by Prof. G .'H . Mays, whose subject.waa "Service," service to be sought and freely given and to the e x ten t'o f one’s powers for 4 he uplift of hu-, manity. The subjects of the sosayaof one's powers for thK Uplift of humanity. The subjects of the es­ says and orations were such as to merit mention. Homer T. Williams' salutatory wn's "The World's War H.R. STEVENS THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS Many Seem to Think So. LUre everybody else, the paragrapher has his dull days, though, perhaps, the rest of the people feel, that the paragrapher has more of them than anybody elee.—Wilmington News. Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under .Section 8 of Chapter 4888, . Laws of Florida said land beipg assessed at the <Uti of the issuance of such certificate h the name of Lr H. Culley, Also,* Notice i s ’hereby given tfct William Jacobs is purcharer of Tu Certificate No. 2693, dated the !»4 day of June A. D. Said tificate embraces the''following d«. cribod property situated in Se». irjole county, Florida, to-wit: Lot* Block E, Villa Mills. The uid lu j being assessed-at the date of the o. suanre of such certificate. in ik name of- J. fa. Tanner. Hu fief said certificates in iny office, has mode application for taxderitt* issue In accordance with law. less said certificates shall be re deemed according to law tax derda will issue thereon on the ith dJy of June, A. D. 1918. Notice Is hereby given that Wil­ liam Jacobs 1s .purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 815, dated the 2pd day of June, A. D. 1913. Said cer­ tificate embraces the following des­ cribed property situated in Seminole county, Floridn, to-wit: Lot 9, Block E, Villa Mills. The raid land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in the Walker, Dr. Jlalp h Stevens, Joe name of Bishop Moore Heirs. Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ Witness my official signature aid Also, Notice is hereby given that derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, seal this -thcv’lrd day of May, A. D. George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ William Jacobs "Is purchaser ofeTax 1918. ' .. j burn, Albert Fry, James Estrldgc, Ccrtificaie Number 2477, dated the •seal) E°A*DOUGLASS, George Iftiff, Thomss Sullivan, W. 4th day of June, A. D. 1901. Said Clerk Circuit Court Seminole C*, certificate embraces the following A. Pattlshali, Meade Fox, Ingram Florida. Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil- described property situated in Sem­ inole county, Florida, to-wit: Lote 3 By V. M. Bouglau, D..C. tlsms, Vail Lovell, M artin Temple, 73-Fri-6tc and 6 , Block E, Villa Mills. The Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, John Lee, J. AS. tafford, Andrew Aulin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, A BA D PU N CT U R E or TEAR! Arthur Lewis, MclvUle C. Tyler, J. puts a tire out of business but onlyta F. Coates, Ernest Gormloy, Waiter a very little white if you send it bet Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Ssm Our vulcanising process is efficient uf Pcvchouse, 1Harry Carlson, C. E. rapid and will take care of sny pusetat Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long tear or cut of any sixe. 1/ you kins, Jamca Weaver Norman Baker, Er­ badly worn tire,you feel like smppitt nest C. -Morris, Ike House, T. M. let ua see it first. Perhsps we aa niHill, Horry Rabun, Guy Stafford, cinine it into further service. Lewtie Oglesby, Denver Stafford, T. O. Gillia, Willie O. Goolsby, Harrold Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert Merriwether, R obert' Routh, Staf­ k'and 3rd St. Ssnford, Flcrih ford LcFils, Grover LeFile, Paul Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank campbell, William Hartley, Floyd Washbum , Oscar DuBose, Edwin L. Dinkle. Sam J. Pickens, Harry H. New­ man, Bryan Welker, Andrew J. King, Charlea Pricatcr, Robt. O. Weeks, Walfred Pierson, Vender Pcrritte, Adolph Shew, . Barney F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ dec chell, Drawdy MaUhcrs, Lewis Col­ lins, Jonh A. Rhodes,‘John R. Long, William B. Lynch. James II. Lee, J. C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal George Hyman John E Hawkins Fred Ballard Cal Robert Willie Joe Zapf Ralph Geiger Harry Geiger Fred Ballard . .. * " Robert Hill Eddie Potter Raymond McDonald Carl McDonald Clarenco Tcniple Joe Guerry, .*• * Willlltm Shepard Carl Takach Victor M. Greene The Federal Reserve Banking System First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. was created largely to protect and ben­ (Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynne, efit those engaged in industry, com­ Walter Mason, John Pczoid, Paul merce and agriculture—both employers Pcxold, Edmond Stowe, Frank LossIng, ArthurLosslng. and employees. Its main purpose is Berkeley Blackman . . . to help those who borrow and provide Worthington Blackman Wallace Crosby a currency more responsive to business Henry Lee .’ needs, a a a a a - a l a a a Alvin Kendall*4 Brittain Johnson Joseph Wynn ' . We are members of this system and you ci Cbas. S. Lee, army. secure its benefits and add to its strength Tate Chapman . Robert A. Cobb. by becoming one of our depositors. J. J. Driggers Thomas Sloanc. KENT VULCANIZING WOWS Boy Scouts Organlxc War Saving* Societies Al a meeting of the Ssnford Troup Boy Scouts of America held in the city hall last night two War Savings Societies were organized in the troop. Upori nomination'-New-| fob Lovell was elected to ‘ he of the ARMY War Savings Society and Watson Alexander was elected captain of the Navy War Savings Society. Each captain then stood up and mude choice as to who would serve on their respective so­ cieties. The call for the Boy Scouts to assist in the sale of Thrift and War Savings Stamps was '■made some time ago by Chief Scout Woodrow Wilson, and as usual Sanford folk always hear the call of those In au­ thority and set them at once to exe­ cute the orders. Great -things arc contemplated by and expected from these Sanford (trouts. l w The Army Society is composed of the following: Newton. Lovell Cap­ tain, M ax Bradbury, William MeKim, Gale McAlcxnndcr, Jimmie Stone, Arthur Moore, Reuben Ma­ son/ Jr., Ed and John C. M eisch.' The Navy Society has the follow­ ing members: Watson McAlcxandcr Captain, Milliard Rutherford,.Rich­ ard Tcrheun, J. Musson, Fay Loa­ ning, Curtis Barber, Peyton Fortson, Edward Moye.'. * *' America's Natural Bridget. Thera are probidfiy more natural bridges In Amcrjcar than In any other country. Rainbow, the largest tn exist­ ence, la 808 feet high. Ita span Is six times as great as that of the natural bridge of Virginia., U tih jia e three natural bridges that are higher and of gtrnter span thqn any other natural bridges In the world.* For State Tax Commissioner VOTE FOR He is qualified by experience to with the tax problem. He will work untiringly for tax reductio: and equalization. __. Served two terms on Board of Count; Commissioners of Duval County. _ . MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE Late Food Discoveries. Lichens have been proposed aa the latest addJUon to staple articles of diet. One scientist has suggested Ice­ land moss as suitable for making flour for bread and reindeer moos as good fodder for animals. SYSTEM Determining Character. We prepare ourselves for sudden deeds by the reiterated choice of good or evil which gradually determines character.—George S lo t. of SANFORD, FLORIDA �l,lf» In-and LBfla Ustiert l« B«*af Y ttfn tl Hama , / Interest Vour April and May dues to Red Ct£ are payable NOW. 'Please n ail> . gLEtfP i n s u r a n c e . I **A Terror, to Moaquitors." 72-tf your April and May dues to Red Cross ‘are payable NOW. Please remitMra. A. F. McAliater and children drived home Tueaday evening from pleasant vialta made a t Tampa and j>|ant City. ' •• for Wood and heavyvhanliag see Marrell. or phone 378, 48-tf • Your April and May dues to Red Cross are payable NOW. .Please remit. SLEEP INSURANCE “A Terror to Mosquitoes." 72tf , Mr. Ingram and two chjldren drove up from Pahokpe laat week In their car. returning T uesday' with Mrs- Ingram and daughter Mabel. Dr. I). C. Word, Osteopathic Physician. First National .Bank Bldg.. Phone 330-W. 64-tf ’ ■Your April and May dues to Red Cross are payable NOW'. Please remit. ^ SLEEP INSURANCE •’A Terror to Mosquitoes.” . r ' ' 72-tf Franli .Lane of Bcroaford and BeLind was in the city yesterday, the guest of his.son, Edward Lane. Mr. Line is In the orange business-and report* a fine season. Phone 101 for pressing, cleaning and alterations. Quality and ser­ vice. Sanford Shoe Si Clo. Co. 60-tf Mr*. II. !’■ Swope and Mrs. B. G. Smith of Oviedo arc in the city .to'day a-sislint In the ite d Cross work room* and also brought over materi­ als from the Red Cross york rooms at Oviedo. . SLEEP INSURANCE "A Terror to Mosquitoes." 72-tf By trading at the Three-in-One Store you get free with ns much as u fiOc uyrrhase a ticket entitling you to a lira* of something in our free window. consisting of ladies’ hose, sox. -dispenders, hair pins, buttons, ribbon, hats and overalls. Good gondt and lowest prices are found at our store. If you have not already ROGATION SUNDAY HOLY CROSS CHURCH r»rS XitiiM at 8Vh ( Th:* 5i the Sunday, anciently. * hi i ■he Pritn accompanied by th*- A -oly.es nd the choristers and t h<‘ people would go in sototH't jiroctHtion about the borders oI the city to biers the fields .for the increase of the crops at the autumn hprvext. In America we have to It content to perform it r.i'hin tor ch in ch ’s. JIOK \ S tiltV c e ­ 01 Tld i ;< to lie the LORD'S nv. n ■r ice , Celebrant and I’reariig.*: the Rev. R»r'or ll Se'mon Topic:. aau the Clay." "The Po'.te- CHORAL VESPER SERVICE 7:30 p. ni. Oillciant: the Rev. Ruttor. Re tder: Mr. D. P, Whi** Sermon Topic: "T h” Snlsndor of God." At the evening re.-vlc? Air. Wilx.ihural, tenor aolohl. Mr*. Fannie S. Mu neon orjtinist. Ever/oar h 1 1ways welcome at Whatever set r m occupied is your* for tin ■•.'.•vice as no seats are as* »tg"e-| <o anyone. Holy Cnr-s Church. " T .ir.is ao*.i o.iior than the Hr, vst of Gcd. bud thi- i* th i (3ain of Heaven." HOLY CROSS CHUIU’H 8 ammary of (he Floating Small . - Talks 8wjj|aclly Arranged for ■Herald • header* given ua a trial try us. Three-inOne Store, Sanford avenue. 73-ltc A new line of Ladies" Misses' and Children'! hats just arrived at the Three-in-One Store. Come in and aee the wonderful display. AUo a nest lot of silks, Georgettes, crepes and all kinds of new spring and summer goods. Big Three-in-One Store, Sanford avenue. 73-ltc WAR NEWS Tha Germans are displaying in created *activity on the • Homme battleffont and around the Montdldier salient to Noyon, probably In preparation for a renewal of their offensive In this area. Checked last week by the stiff British and F^ranco-American resist­ ance in their attem pt to push fur­ ther towards Amiens, the enemy fprcce are now engaged in trying out various portions of the 'southern front, in the apipirent endeavor to find a weak apot. One such effort, directed against positlona held by American troops, has already been chronicled in the new dispatches. The enemy found an unyielding barrier here and retlrecT with nothing but heavy losses to show for his attempt. Last night there waa a rimilar thrust at tha French .in the regipn southwest of 'Hangard. The artillery promptly broke dp this drive.; I N S O C I E T Y ’S D O M A I N i*. HAPPENINGS OP INTEREST IN AND * • . AROUND SANFORD «* UrV. N s a u Klflf McLaufklln, Sochi Editor. A aron* kavtaa s u m ta, portlaa e r a a y a r t k k lor ttili roluma. N « t « H bo opproololod It thojr w t i M tohpboo* 170 J left yesterday for her home ‘in Pen­ sacola. ,• Mra. L, Titlls slid children left Saturday for Ormond where the will be the guest of friends and r*l* stives. Miss May Thraahar left today for Elkt War Fund Dance Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase for a few Arcadia where she will be the guint The Elks War. Fund Danee^wKlch daya before leaving for Columbia, of Alias Margery Clay for several was given on Thursday evening at S. C., to join tier mother. weeks. the Elka Home waa the most bril­ * * liant and successful affair given this Jim WMdman of the National Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gabbett will season. Guards returned to Ckmp Wheeler eave tom orrow'for Daytona Baaeh The entire club house was id io ­ yesterday aftar spending several where'they expect to spend the sum­ tically decorated with pglnyi and days In Sanford the gueat of his mer. -- a « -fV-T- ■ - 1 1—‘' * bowla of gorgeous nasturtiums. s’iiter, Mrs. Eugene RoumDlat. ” The music, furnished by a five Mrs. A. C. Martin has returned Sunday at Conregatlonal Church piece local orchestra waa of the beat Misa Nell Weldon of Wilmer, Ga., from St. Cloud where ahe waa the You are cordially Invited to meet and could not be Improved on. who has been (pending the winter In here,, certainly- somewhere, ter ex­ Dancing begin at nine o’clock and Sanford left today for Jacksonville guest of friends for a few daya last press gratitude to God for HU good­ waa enjoyed until 9:30 when the where ahe will remain several day* week. ness and to worship Him on the day great AUCTION SALE took place. before returning home. A. R. Merriwether returned yeaset apart for soul cheer as well as The original idea of an auction sale terday from Philadelphia, Pa., where for physiral rest. Observing the waa conceived by Mr. Parrish, and Jack , Leajh |*(t yesterday for le has been for the p u t few weeks. Lord's Day has direct relation also waa very profitable. Numerous bas­ Jacksonville, where he will make his to the essential welfare of our coun­ ket*- filled with vegetables contrib­ future home. He will be especially . '----- --try as to thesgood of our own souls. Miss Minnie Stewart, who his uted by the farmers and many other missed by the younger set of which been In Palatka for several months article* given by the merchant* were he is a member. "Love the Secret of Eternal Life" arrived home last Tuesday evening. auctioned. Mr; Parrish aa auction­ will be th« theme of the morning, Thi* morning the German guns eer waa Immense and kept the crowd Christ's IbVe for us and -our* for Mrs. T. J. Miller lef5 Friday for Him. opened up rather heavily In the Vil- in gales of laughter during the sale. Jacksonville where she will be the Mrs. John E. Courier left today "But ye say—", often on Hi* lips, lorx-Bretonneux, just north- and di­ Felix Frank tried to corner the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, for Tampa where ahe will be jh e made clear ar.d brought to judgment rectly cast of Amiens, but no infan market but was thwarted in this Dr. and Mrs. O. J. Mdler for aev-' $UMt M frlensd for several weeks. the shallownc&i nr.d "Iruth-ahtagon- try attack* had developed up to the tremendous undertaking by the ernl days. iziiig character of th'e tradition- ■time the British official statement Hon. J. J. Dickinson who knew Mr*. Goudy left Saturday for St. bound religion of His day, ax it doe* was Railed at noun. what he wanted when he saw it and Mra. Fred Wilinot and children Cloud where *he will be the guent of the contradicting "{ God of the Meantime the lull that followed outbid all bidders, carrying home a have rerurned from Jacksonville, friends for a week or ten day*. present. This will be the theme of the severe German defeat-of Monday huge clothes basket filled with candy, where" they have been guests of the evening sermon. There wilt be ha* continued on the Flanders front. flowers and vegetables. friend* and relatives for several Miss Marian Gove of Orlando Is * r a splendid hymn service, the fine Only the artillery has been display­ After the auction sale several vo­ days. spending z few day* in the city the hymns of the church. ing eactivity there. cal selections were rendered by Mr. guest of friends and relatives. , The German guns were reported nnd Mra. Herbert Lyman and Mrs. Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Sr., returned Notice opening up u somewhat spirited tire Howard Lyman of Forest “ City, Saturday from Tampa, where ahe S. M. Wiggins of Fort Myer* is Notice is hereby given that the this morning in the region of Merris, which were vary much enjoyed and was the guest of her niece,- Mrs. spending a few daya In the d ty com­ board of county commissioner;: oiler indicating the possibility that re-* highly appreciated. Alonzo Carter for several duya la*t, bining business and pleasure. • for sale one pair of mules pair la bo newal of the German effort on the Dancing was then resumed and week. designated byfthe board. For In­ northern front when it comes may be • continued until a late hour. formation see commissioner (o your developed along the Ilaillnul-HuzcMisa Peggy Stewart of Orlando is Delicious punch w-as served during Mr. and iirs. Walsh of Wilming­ the guest of Mtaa Abbie Doudney district. brouck road, on which Merris murks the ovening by Mrs. F. L, JVoodruff ton, N. C.‘. formehly of Sanford are for a few days this week. E. A. Douglass, Clerk. the farther westward advance of th# and Mrs. O. L. Taylor. the guests of Mr. and Mr*. J. C. 5>*-tf enemy. The British have been hold­ Quite a large sum was realized for Aycock at their home on Luurel ave­ Mr*.’ -Reed left Saturday* for Mring thi* line strongly, a* guarding the the good cause in which we are all nue. “ / W. C. Groves of West Palm Beach direct route to the vitally important , a Bain,. Mich., where she will spend so deeply interested. is’vstablishing a 600-acre hog rapeh Haiehrouck railway junction. the summer. The credit and success of the which promise* to be one of the Mrs. B? A. Howard and fnmly donee was due to Mr. Parrish who largest of its kind in the «:ale. The A. R. Halle, the genial salesman Thanka Red Groan arranged and planned every detail left Wednesday for Pahokee after property .which was purchased from spending several weeks In Sanford for Stringfellow A Pnget is in the Camp Jackson, Columbia, H . Cv, and *aw that It was carried out In the Southern State* Land ami Tim­ April 28. 1918. .such kn enjoyable and delightful the guests of friends and relatives. city today. ber Company i* located on the Paint manner. Reach canal. Four hundred acres Sanford Herald. Dear Sirs: Mr*. Denton will leave tomorrow Alonio Carter of Tam pa spent a will be devoted to pasturage, and We, the selert* of April 27th, for Battle Creek. Mich., where she few dyaa in the city this week on Thralrr Parlv the remainder planted to feed crops. In honor of Miss, Edieth Stewart will spend several months with her bUsinms. The farm will be stocked with Du- Seminole county, .wish to thank the Red Cross ladies of Snnfurd for who left Wednesday night for Phila­ daughter, Miss Lurile Denton. roc Jerseys, Berkshire* and Polandthone nice lunches we received ami delphia Mr*. J. S. Catder entertain­ O. P. Herndon is spending a few Chinax. assure you they were greatly appre­ ed on Saturday evpning with a the­ Miss Agnes Edwards, who ha* day* in Daytona this week on buslciated, , been assistant principal of the high pe*s. atre party at the Blur Theatre. The Lee County packing house, Private H. P. Colili, school here thi* year left yesterday operated' by the Lee County Pack­ After the theatre a delightful mo­ 20th Co., 6 Train Hatallion. loti fur her home at Lloyds, Fla. ing Company announces that the tor ride wax enjoyed, returning to Whan a Woman May LI*. Depot Brigade, Camp Jackson, plant closed for the season April Mr*. Cpldei-'s home where dainty re­ A Kansas City court has ruled that South Carolina. Mrs. Harry Ward has rerurned "a woman may lie to her husband when 20tlr, citrus fruit shipments being freshments .were snrved. . . home after enjpylng a stay of some the provocation la great enough." practially at an end for this season. •The guest of honor was the recipi­ length at Decatur, Ind., and other From our meager experience, notes the The plant ha* enjoyed a good sea­ ent of a wonderful hunch of violets. points in that section. Pennsylvania Grit, It appear* aa If the son and ha* to its credit some of M rs. Culder’s gueits wore Mlxf door one* nre provoked virtually alt the best prices ever received for cit­ Clara .Milieu, Mix* Jimmie ^Laing, Earl Paxton returned to Gaines­ the time. And, mercy, how angry they rus fruits, oranges partuicularly Mix* Edieth Btewsrt and iMfxx Ruth ville yesterday after spending the do become when the subject of age* U having brought good prices. broached. Price* of new cabbage are tending Whit Me. week end with her parents, Mr. and somewhat lower in producing xerMrs. G. W. Paxton. ( Itirkcn l.i*crtion* with the .range of $1.40-2.00 The members of the younger eel Paths to Happiness. A -. old hen ha* u much la.-ger liver.I per 100 lb. irate hi grower* for gave a most informal dance Friday It Is the most beautiful truth In II. A. Williams of Tamp* returned thu.i you in proportion t<» weight or South Caroloinu pointed stock, with evening at the Woman’s Club. moral* thnt we have no such thing home yesterday after spending sev­ food eaten. Then it follow* that demand and movement active: while About fifty couples were dancing aa n distinct nr dlvldrd Interest from they ge: bilious ju.u like you do. Florfca Hat ty p i ranged $1.20-1.40 and everyone had u most enjoynblc eral daya in the city combining busi­ our race. In thrlr welfnre la our*, nnd They are grouchy, eros?, unhappy. per 100 lb. crate f. o. b. Leesburg, time. by choosing tho hrondcst paths to ef­ Those present , were Miss ness and pleasure. fect their hnpplnes* we chouse the Start her liver and make her hippy. usual term*. Demand was alow nt May Thrasher, MBs Nellie Nelson, s u r e s t n n d th e s h o r te s t to o u r ow n.— Tiler, she will lay eic* all wimer. Florida shipping points. In norther Mix* Edieth Stewart left Wednes­ Mix* Agnes DuiFax. Mb* Helen Come and get a package of R. A. consuming market*, South Carolina Hand, Ml** Peggy Stewart, Mir* day night for Philadelphia where Ilulwer i.ytton. Thoma-i U.'u!try Powder Feed it pointed type and Florida Arumhead Ethel Henry. Mbs Helen Pock. Mira «he goes In training at the St. Tim­ occasionally. See jour lien* perk sold to Jobbers ‘lower at mainly France* Chappell, Mix* Elizabeth othy Hospital. Working and Thinking. There la no lea* virtue, rather more. up hear them 'log look for egg*. $2.30-3.25 per lOb lb craie. The Slatlnni, Mira Helen Stewart, Alfred Your money hack if it Ini!*. L. demand wa* fair to good In moat Robson, Ed. Meisch, Waiter Con­ Mis* Gladys Starling who has In favents, tasks, duties, obligations, than there la In hooka. Work Itself has Alien Seed Co.. Sanford. Fla. lending markets. .Movement of new nelly. Ed. netts, Hawkins been spending several months In a singular power to unfold and develop C01 cabbage ha* become very heavy, 941 nelly, G. W. Spencer. Israel Kannc-, Sanford left today for her home In our nature. The difference la not be­ cars rolling during the weejt, chielly Jack Leach, Hume Rumplt, Harry Lakeland, M arkclng Hog* tween working people nnd thinking Real* burying them. Stove Hoover, from Florida, South Carolina and Lewi* and Reginald Holly. people, but between people who work Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, writer, "Conv Alabama, while only six curs of old • Miss Natalie Moffett, who has without thinking and people who think menced feeding my /herd of ubqul cabbage started. The amnll remain­ Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith en­ been spending the winter In Sanford while they- work.—Henry Von Dyke. ICO hog* II. A. Thomas’ Hoy, Pow­ ing stock of old cabbage is nearly all tertained on Tuesday evening wMh a der over twu_ months agu. Fifty in poor condition anil fold nt a wide r.ix o’clock dinner at their horn* on were tick and off feed. Nearby runfce according to quality and mar­ Union avenue In honor of Mr. umi herds had cholera. 1 'did not )u*e ket from $20.00-35.00 ppr ton while Mrs. Fred Walsmnn who left o r one—they are well and growing u little choice retrimmeA stork Wednesday for Norfolk Va,, where fast." . L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford brovght $40.00-50.00 per ton. they will spend the summer. T h t affair was perfect in its appoint­ F|a, • . ments. The dining tabic wax cen­ Clear Conscience. : Bay, old fellow, don't carry the Joke tered witli a fioivl of gorgeous nas­ Summer School Mrs. C. L. Polk, one of Sanfor.l'r too for. Bend the umbrella to Iloom turtiums. MaYking the places were former teachers will accept a limited 11, Fraternity Ilulldlng. If the owner dainty hand painted cart’s. Mr. apd number of pupil* who are desirous of la not In Just iet it up beside the door. Mra. Smith had as fhclr gueil* Mr. making up work during theTtummer Or If you hove that wealj feeling and and Mrs! J. C. Wilson, Mr. and Mr* are In need of a tonic, and not ah|e Walsman and Mr. and Mra. C. E. months. - 73-tfc to climb the atnlrway, you can Juat pitch the ahower stick In at tha lower Henry. door entrant*? and return home, or any Methodist Service* Mr*. C. M. Vnrce entertnihod the Sunday school Sunday morning. old place you like, carrying a dear Preaching 11:30 by Rev. W. O. conscience of one having done a good Every Week Bridge Club on Thurs­ and worthy deed. Try It once.—Win­ day afternoon at the Hotel Carnes. Rencher. The usual game ol bridge waa< en­ Intermediate League, 6:30 p. m. chester Sun. joyed, Mra. G. F. Smith making Preaching. 7:30 p. m. by Rev. W. Right of Choice. high score w u given a lovely deck of 0. Rencher. - You cannot always chooeo your as­ card* In an Ivory cu e. Dainty re­ sociate*, but you can select your com­ freshments were served. Among the Card of Thank* panions, observe* a sage. Circum­ Start A Savings Account With Us - We wish to thanjc all thbab who stance* may throw you with people guests were Mrs. Maggie Barnoi, so kindly assisted ua In tha sickness who are distasteful to you, but circum­ Mm. W. J. Thigpen, Mias Katherine / A Dollar Is Sufficient s and death'of our little boy, and aUo stance* cannot fore* you to take them Wilkie, Mrs. G.- F. Smith, Mra. P ar to your heart* and Into your confi­ ramore, Miss Annie Parramore and The Start Is All Important for the many beautiful flower*"* dence. Choice I* stronger than en­ Mia. J.' M. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Went and family. vironment. Wherever you are, you al­ DON’T DELAY! ways have the privilege of choosing. J. C. Hutchinson of the Second Wall Potted. Officers' Training Camp arrived Sat­ They were discussing literature and urday from Camp Jackson, S. C., California’s Weeping Tree*. the convereatlon turned to English au­ California hn* but two specie* of n»' on a twenty •days' furlough. Mr. thor*. "Have you rend Carlyle V In­ quired the 11tern ry connoisseur. "No," tire trees that ore normally of weeplog Hutchinson will bo- pleasantly re­ answered the literary pnvenu. "but I've habit. One Is Quorcu* lobnta, the'val­ membered as Professor of Mathe­ ley oak, having It* mpst southerly matics ^n the High School laat year, visited Ida Indlau school." range near Burbank. The other la ricea Brcwerlnnn, the weeping spruce, Qood Training. MUs Lillian Ilcnlng* w‘ho has hail '"Flubdub run* Ida new car with ex­ which I* found In a few* Isolated mono charge o( tha tchpci' a t, AlUmonfo tiilitmt* xcrllnna tn the northwestern treme caution." "Yo*. lie’s been used Splines this winter D the 2RWt of corrrr •<! the str.fi\ to run—n j n baby enrr!n~*." NEW CABBAGE IS LOWER When Will You Commence To Save a P a rt of Your Earnings W hy N ot Now! ; Today! A t Once! Pall Mall A very stylish and serviceable shoe on a custom»made Eng­ lish last, appealing tojjgentifr; men of taste. T u x Cavendish Calf *. or Taft “2 Black King Cal!..£ 1* W 0 =i * ianford Shoe & Clothing Co. <V �9 B» Ladies’ & Gent’s Emporium Are Going Out of Business On Account o f B usiness D epression, we are Forced to Give Up B usiness and Leave Sanford, our Entire Stock will be Placed on Sale for the Public o f Sanford and.V icinity at Enormous Reduced Prices. The Management of the'Krauss Ready to-Wear Emporium takes the oppor­ tunity to thank their many friends and patrons for their friendship and pat: ronage. We feel that we cannot show our appreciation better than by asking you to participate in the greatest re­ ductions in a quarter of a century. This is Positively a Closing Out Salei. We Urge our Friends and Patrons to Take Advantage of this Great Event and not to Compare this with any other Ordinary Sale. A Sale like this Happens but one in a Century. Doors Open at 8:30 Friday Morning, May 3rd. Extra Special • Very Fine V oiles, 75c to $1 values . $1.50 and 2.00 value 4 75c values - - - 43c ' * i * • Je w e lry *. All Jew elry goin g at less than 50c on the dollar. union su its $1.25 and 1.50 values i’ s 9i,25 19 and 20 values 10.50 35c to 50c values at $5.50 and $6.00-.values 75c to 1.0Q values 24 and 25 values. 12.98 « . 25c values,. - 15 and 20c values, 60c to 65c values Mens Half Hose Men’s Dress Shirts, $1 value . 1 25c to 30c values at Pillow Shams, 25c value 60c and 65c values Ladies’ Ribbed V ests 75c values Children’s Dresses Pillow Shams 35c and 40c values. W hite Embroidery, 60c and 65c values. Suspenders 50c values 15c values Remember every article in this store is marked in plain figures. No money refund Ladies’ Hose 25c Valdes, - - 14c 35c values, - - . - 21c 60c and 75c valu es, 43c Men’s Straw Hats, $2, $2.50 and $3 values at $15 Worth of Merchandise in Entitles Them to Draw a Number and Get $1 to $10 Worth of Merchandise 25c yd. Embroidery 10 Yards 800 F elt H ats to be sold for l e s s than factory prices. : Extra Special T Any Person 50c to 75c values at 29c Drawers, 75c v a l u e s v Men’s Raincoats $6.00 and 7.00 values Lace Curtains, $2 value Children’s Hose , $ 3.95 Mens Work Shirts $1.50 to 2X0 values at • $5.00 and $6.00 values 35c to 40c values L. K R A U . Proprietor • S S 303 E A S T F I R S T S T SANFORD, FLORIDA . Men’s balbriggan un­ derwear, 50c and 60c values $3.00 and 3.50 values Girls’ Rain Coats . $6.50 and 7.00 values $1 and $1.25 values 79c Umbrellas Ladies’ K ini 6rias . $1.25 ^and i.5 0 values L. K RAUSS, Proprietor Boys Knee Pants Men s Dress Pants 2.50 and $3 values 75c values . - - ;43c 1.50 to 1.75 values, 98c Ladies’ Union Suits Store fixtures and Household Goods at a Big Bargain, as we are to leave this part of the country, we want to make a final disposal of our Entire Stock, Fixtures and Household'Goods. 1.50 and $2 values 98c 60c Plaids, * 37c per yd • • 25c Curtain Scrim, 18 values • M osquito- N ettin g 10c values, 10 yds. 89c $15 and 16 v alu es 8.25 FOR SALE Underwear One lot o f Ladies wash Skirts $2.00 and 2.50 values - One lot o f V elvet Cor­ duroy Skirts $5 and $6 values at Read What You Can Do �THE SANFORD HERALD Red Crow enthusiasts * m the order of the 'day, moat of the apeakera coming out from Sanford; A thotf ■and - dollars’ Vas raised In Liberty Loan Bonds. . — A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ Mr; and Mrs. Dalvd Speer of San­ ford were among those attending.the RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ picnic at Lake Harney Saturday. TY -EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD Others from Sanford were , Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. The lovely, rains and nice warm Morgan and Messrs. Jinklns, Mar­ EAST SANFORD weather makes everything grow " lowe and Judge- Housholder. Vis­ >M rs. WRI Handley and daughter, itors from Oviedo were’ Mrs. Mar­ tlieso* days. . Eva o f' Jacksonville are guests of shall. Mrs. Robert Lawton and Miss M r. and Mra. J. C. Vaughn and Wo arc jiroud of the boys who . . . . daughters. * haVe given their services to the dear Gall M arshall:4 old U;.J5. A. 'and left here Saturday Misa H attie Estridge arrived last UPSALA AND GRAPEV1LLE May God F riday .from Atlanta, Ga., for a for training camps. Jesse Lee is still off work a j the visit with her parents and friends. bless and keep them all. Mias Eatridge has been at Grady Little Mbs Gladys Robinson Is •hops by his hurt hand. ’ Mr. Eml! Magnus on «fas dl home H ospital training for a nurse for suffering, with a bad attack of neu­ over Sunday, returning the next day som e months. ralgia for the past week. Airs. Bettle C hcniult, who has ' Mr. and Mrs. Culp an d children to Bushnell, to oversee potato packbeen the guest of her relatives Mr. were visiting In this vicinity Monand Mrs. C. "Boyce Bell for some Margaret Erlcson attended the time *Jcft on Saturday for Ocala for The tom ato packing will soon be eighth grad graduation exercises. a short slay cn route to her home In In full blast and we hope for good Roy Hodgins' and wife and the Richmond, Ky. school children were among those returns for them. 1 Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Martin and Mr. Tom Fortier . w as. a lucky attending the Liberty Loan rally their guest. Col. W. H. Babson and fisherman one afternoon this week,, Friday. Mrs. P. P. Dutton motored to St. as ho brought in ten fine trout. Rev. DeW itt Brower will preach Cloud on Friday for the day. Col. Lucky Tom; I would have liked to for us Sunday at 3 p. m.( new time, Bahaon left on Tuesday for his home have gone with him. at the Presbyterian church after the In Danielson, Conn. « school which is led by Alfred- EricMr. and Mrs. Dotilas nnd children Mr. nnd Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain son All are gladly welcome to hot were callers.at Mrs. J ..E . Vaughn's services and ’Mr. Mrs. Toyama drovd to * *** Daytona by way of New Smyrna on Monday. . Mrs. C. HarteUoti spent Sunday Everybody from the ’country as Sunday. in town, and her daughter, Mrs. An­ G. C. Chamberlain was in Jack- well as .fho town folks enjoyed the drew Bertelsr.n returned with,her for ssnville on a business trip the first Friday celebration of • the Third a little visit w ith relatives, Mrs. Liberty Loan and the closing * of df the week. Matnuson carrying her hack Mon­ school also. The • children have The marriage of Miss Laura Par­ faithfully gone for eight long months day. ser and Politico E. Lovcttc has been and'w ill enfoy the vacation all the A number, of cars took a trip to announced.. . Miss Parker is well more after their hard work. Palm Springs Sunday to-wit: E. W. known here and has many friends Lundqujn and wif5, baby and par­ and is a. niece of Mrs. 'I. .D. Hart'. ents; Carl Pierson and H. G. LundMr. Lovetto is stationed a t Fort qulst and family; Roy Hudgina and The Geneva public school closed Caswell, South Purk, N*. C. Con­ wife and little daugh'ar and Clar­ last week, after having done a good gratulations are itr order. ence Hergquist. year’s work. * Elmer Tyner Is working at SlernMr. and Mm. I. D. Hart have Mr. Brannon aqd two children of Mr. .lrartV -m othcr as a guest for Mlmma are visiting the former's per's market during vacation. nomo tim e: — Margaret Ericaon was a caller parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dan­ Duncan A. Mitchell returned to iels. Wednesday at the home* of Mrs. Camp Wheeler at Macon, Ga., on Tin* Misses Blanche and Georgia E. W. Lundquist, Mr*. T. O. Tyner Sunday, after a five days’ furlough Pattisball are home for a month’s, und Mrs. Geo. Ballinger. spent here with relatives and friends. atay before going to Washington, Mrs. E. W. Lundquist und little A daughter was born to Mr. and where they have government posi­ • n, Ramond and his brother, Clar­ Mm. J. 0.* Mitchlel last ^eek. tions. ence Bergquist expect to leave Sat­ urday for a short visit with their Mrs. Barber, mother and little Fred Cowan arrived here recently parents at Fort Meade. daughter of Sanford spent last Tueafrom Charleston, N. C\, me a visit dav^with Mrs. W. J. Daniel*. ’ Mrs. Vernon Coder and Mrs. Lato home folks. mont spent the day Saturday at the ' Baacom Mills, who is inspecting home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ballin­ lumber for Uncle Sam stopped over WEST GENEVA AVENUE ger. in Geneva for a couple of days to W. A. Robinson killed another .Mrs. J. E. Lundquist was a caller large rattlearake last week near hi# see old frienti* last week. at the home of her daughter Friday. farm with 8 rattles. Snakes are Clyde Mills was called to the colvery numerous nowadays. sec old friends lust week, ' COUNTY HAPPENINGS Mra. J. E. Vaughn is suffering this week with a sprained wrist. We hope for her speedy recovery. Tuttle Clifford, the baby grandson t i Mr. and Mrs. Robinson has been real sick for the last few days. ora last week. He has msny friends who will welcome him back when the war l* over. The picnic at Lake Harney Satur­ day was an enjoyable affair, as usual. After a good dinner, speeches by IN THE Women Carry All Woalth. Iq Dutch Guiana the women carry upon their persons all the family'sav­ ings In the shape of' heavy bracelets, anklets, necklaces and even crowns of gold and sliver. LONG TIRES the Talk, of the Tow ' OVERLAND LIGHT FOUR OVERLAND BIG FOUR OVERLAND LIGHT SIX Ready for delivery on short notice. We will take pleasure in demonstrating these models whether vou are ready to buy today or not. ■: »* * . t ' ' 2 , ,' ' —'' t ' • *'- ' •t ( 4* ■' ■ Several used cars and second/hand cars of several makes at bargain prices. 9 * » • If the patrons of our repair department don’t use a little more discretion and give our mechanics time to get from one job to another, we will be obliged to hire two more men. (We know where to get ’em.) • . Overland Sales & Service Company Corner First and Oak Avenue > IF ANTHRAC Old.False Teeth Wantrd-Don’l Milter Uncle Pennywise 8aye: • If Broken There wus'd time when a feller could We pay qg to 15 dollars per set. Abo bo great.for eight hours u day and cash forXlld Gold, Silver und broken then mobile relux ,a little. But now Jewelry. Check sent by return mail. you got fo keep your pose nil the time. Goods held 10 days for sender's approv, al of our offef. Maxer’s Tooth S[-erii|. W aterm elon G row ers Should Be ty. Dept. A, 2007 S. 5th St.. Philadel­ '•Ready to S pray-Th eir Crops. ' phia, Pa. Watermelon growers last year had some-experience In attem pting to control nntruenose. If. it attacks their crop this year they .will know how to proceed—spray with bordeaux mixture. The fungus which cause* the. disease attacks cucum­ ber*, cantaloupes und squashes also. Warm, moist or rainy weather is specially favorable to the spread and dvelnpmnnt of antracnose, and whertv it appears under, such condi­ tions an entire field may he ruined in a few days' time The methods to he employed in applying the spray urg^iubstantially the same as those used in spraying potatoes, cucumbers, and other truck crops, says II. .E . Stevens of the University of Florida experiment station. The spraying should he made just ns noon us the disease uf* pears, for two or three days’ delay at this time may mean the Ions of the crop. The bnrdeaux mixture should be applied-In the form of a fine mist and in such a way a* to cove all surface* of tli'c leaves,, vinw and fruit. A power sprayer giving a l>rcN*uro of 150 to ISO pounds will give b«*t results. In spraying, observe the following points: Spray when th e . disease is first noticed, giving u thorough ap­ plication. A second spraying should follow in a wcFT: or ten days. if there is much ra it\u n d new growth the recond spraying would be more efficient if applied a week after tile first. A third spraying may be necessary 1ten days after the iccond Use the 1-1-50 formula for bnrdeaux mixture, and make it up frcsli for each spraying. Anthrarnosc hljghts the foliage and* spots the fruit of the melon vine.,. All part* of the vines may be attacked. The leaves are covered Ait it irregular, dark, drud spots and muy die In-fnre the melon* are ripe. Tile trouble dcvlupa on the fruit in the form of water soaked and, later, sunken spots of varying slxe, which come to have a pink center made up of masses of the fungus spores. Woman's lot U a weary one at best. But with backache and otner distressing kidney ills life Indeed becomes a burden. Doan's Kidney Pills have mide life brighter for many Sanford women. Read what Mrs. M. E. Manning, 114 Mag­ nolia avenue, Sanford, says: “A few years ago I Buffered from backache. At that time I had a pain in my back that kept me awake nights and I could'nt do my housework. My kidneys acted Ir­ regularly and caused me a lot of annoy­ ance I didn't feel fit for anything at all. I finally bought a box of Doan’s Kidney Pills and they brought me relief. Ono box drove away the backache and fixed' my kidneys up in fine shape.” Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t nimply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills —-the same that Mrs. Man­ ning had. Fontcr-MHbum Co., Mfgm., Buffalo, N. Y. H ighest Cash Price Paid for • A ll Kinds of Empty S a ck s. Drop a Card and I Will Call WA N T A D S PAY Let Your Stock Su££er Cow Ease to Keep Of £ Flies Fernald Hardware Company * .314 W. 1st ST. E. W. DICKSON SANFORD, FLA P H O N E 0*7 AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires On thp stems while yet green, ir­ regular, elongated, brown spots may be seen more often a t the center of. the hill on the older part cf the plant. Sometimes these spots run’ together, girdling the stem, In which case an entire runner may wilt and •lie. • STARTING BATTERIES ALL.REPAIR ~ WORK GUARANTEED FR EE AIR SERVICE Watched Him Swell. Leslie had been suffering with n severe toothache so thnt bis fore bad become badly swollen. Returning from school the following day Ids mother naked him what the teacher mid to him nnd h r replied, "She did not my anything, hut the kids nil got nmund me to watch me swell." Written Before Christ All the books of the. Old Testnmefft were written ihng before the birth of Christ, some of thrra ns much ns 1.400 years before, others from GOO to 1,000 yrnrs before, and none less than 300 to 400 yrnrs before.* The Gospels and other bookii of the New Testament were written from 33 to 00 or 70 yean nfter the birth of Christ. Pure, Sparkling Spring W ater . Brought To Your Door Daily Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity Might Hava Saved French. In the Km net e Prussian war a dis­ patch .was “lour which might have nvorled the French defeat In 1870. B«: mine, whoso message Marshal MacMnltim never received, was after the wnr ordered shot for treason, n sen­ tence which was commuted to 20 years* Imprisonment A wlrsUsa from Liberty, ”w. s. s.- Be Cheerful! Don’t be a gloom-distributor, Join the silver Lining club,—Boston Globe. , v j*. t• t r±rj[EA .!*•/=1 * *f % li * L 4* of 99.98 Per Cent; T. 0 . Charles D is tr ib u to r PHONE 338 TRY A HERALD WANT AD i . j 0 ’ * V - . , v* ,- A : '.- A ii ( *•"* ^ ■ * •' ♦ * t Ar 'f ti-ir **'<■ �tv•***4i*}<fA PAGE SEVEN cofignmpUoo “oF’ m S t ' Tor virious reason* oar supplies o f magt (or lb* asxt two or thn^ month* srs ooutdstably snlsrgsd, *nd ws can supply th* «U!es with all of tba moat product* which transports tloa (scllltls* rsfldsr possible and si th* tom* tiros so mswhs t Inerts** our ow n. consumption. In tbsss circumstances Iht' Food .Ad­ ministration consider* it wls* to relax th* voluntary restriction* on meat con­ sumption ta some extent .with a view to further decreasing broad consump­ tion. Conservation of food. must be ad­ justed to meet necessities from,Uma to tlma, for neither prod action, nor al­ lied demands are constant factors, nor ran any of tbes* fsctqr* be anticipated for long periods In advsne* In th* dis­ turbed conditions In which w* st pres­ ent live. While tb* world situation Is not on* that warrants any relaxation In the efforts to eliminate waste or to rolax economy In food, tb* Admlnl# trstlon desires to secure better adjust­ ment In food balances 80 long as the present conditions ronttnue the only special restrictions we ask are th* beefless and porkless Tuesday, The meatless meal and tha porkleas Bsturdsy era no longer asked, ' The fanners of th* United 8tatea ,sr* responding to the national cell to Increase hog production. Their In­ crease, to all appearances. Is being at­ tained more rapidly. Of more Imme­ diate Importance, however, are several complex factors which have effected an Immediate IncreasJ to meat sup­ p lies. b u y l ib e r t y bonds Your bojrm and our boys are now •• Over There” md their brother* are coins. Shall we make them eaay target for the Hun* by itintlni their eupplie* otyfuna, Ammunition, food and clothing? Every dollar loaned to Unde Sam helps to down the ItiUer. Buy Third Liberty Loan Bonds today. IT 'S A N H O N O R T O O W jf T H E M Manufacturer* of Ideal Fertiliser! Dealer* In.Spray Machinery and Insecticides JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA STORAGE BATTERIES \Ve make a specialty on overhauling and charging Storage Batteries o f all makes. A ls o repair Magnetos, Generators and Starters. B rin g your E lectrical Troubles to us. Give A Trial Sanford B attery Service Co. L. A. Renattd, Prop. 20J Oak Are. Phono 189 LEGAL ADVERTISING r n r t . l l C .irt. N evealk Jadlriol C lr t . ll , |, t*r H . m Ir . I . Ceaaly. Flsrlda. la |ktl I. Ftrn.ld, . (■oBipUlo.nl Nollfe of n. Porotlotur. , F icFih I i . d J, O. 8 .1. fcliH, brr hu tb .n d , ti.U ad.nl. !fi4,r and by virtue 'of ■ d o r r . , of (or., kart »»d *oi* fa n d .ra d In t h . C irrull bit, St.tnih Judlcf.l Circuit of F lorid ., [ . . I far S-mlnolt County, In C h .n r - r y , I , (taw tbartln p an dlu i wh«r«ln M . b t t lraraiU U ro m p l.l n .n l, . n d E t t . P.ck* 1 tad J. O. r . r h a r d , bar h u tb .n d » r . k.d i.u. I will »»M >t public o u trry to bl|k»t .nd boat b ld d .r for r . a h a t tb* .lira of Iht court hnua. In Sanford. iLirn door uirui ui [aald __________________ counlr and ______ . t a t . , during l h , l a t . l jxa o( t i l t on Monday, t b . Sih day ol [j, A. II. m u , tb* Followln. d .acrlh .d r.iU ta In aild ro u n ly of Samlnol*. at.to rlHldt. to-*lt: Tuanty-ttr. i!5), T » »nty-il* (18), O n . adrrJ Farty-tli (1481, O n. Ilu n d r.d i a ) ioi gn (14J1, (1(71, O ln.ty .ty-n - Svv*. f ta -a n nn . lIlu l u n da rr.d .u N r.in V). ir r H e tti A it* /** Am * AFitHir R*t(4 ittr SEED (St ALLIES DEMAND It.I*. r«u ar, h-r-by ordered and directed to tad app.tr to (ha bill of complaint flint *u aialnat you, a t t h . Court Mount In Hoed. Seminole County, Florida, an th* Monday In May, 1*1*, tha .a m # bolne ala day of thlt court, an d th* fllh day oi mnn|h according to law, fallara ao to will riurr d eriH pro conleun to bo a . iLtim t you, upon which a Anal, d*‘ will to liken. I' further ordered th a t thla notlca b . dl.bed In th . Hanford ll.rald , a n . w e at puMl.hed In ’H.mlno). County, FJoronee earb weak for four conoacutlv* l, i >!>ro under my hand and Mat of aald >• ibl* lb» Sih day of April, 1918. *»•' K. A. DOlfOLASH, Herb of lh* Clrrult Court, Hoy.nth Judlrial Clrruli,, Somlnola Co., Fla. -Ffl-tleNOTlCr OF APPLICATION FOII . LETTF.HH p a t e n t •otlre |« hereby (Ivon th a t tha under•J will apply on t h . Ihth day of. May to Ilia K ir .|] .n r y , Hid nay J. C a ll., rernor of tb . H t. t. of Florida, at TallaNo, Florida, lor l.tta r a p aU n t, Incorpoc| t the uaderiignad and their aaaoelataa f a corporation to bo knowa a* Draw fH.pment Company, under and In aepaaro with tha following propoaod' rharHonl. D r t V II. l i , Voorhl. M. 0. ()aer*lreot. «*d Charter a( Draw D a v w e s e u a t Caaapany [n» undertjgn.d hereby aoaottilo th .m [” t°celh.r lor tha purpots ol boebmMororpoeated and forming a 'corporation law* °l **»• *, fdorlda. and ado pt tha following rlea of I .corporation a P and for their homed rbarter. L . i . [**,,"*"J* •( thla co/por.flon thall ho ifavelopraant Company, and tba prlni,. •• builn«a ahall b* Sanford, LA*- 2i,b pri.llaga of ralahllahlng “ 0,h»F In. Florid. a W r .i a r convenient. II. .*4* ' ^ notura af tha bu.lnoaa to b . Mct*<] by aald corporation akill bo to ruT.V J " ! 1 loaao, o.ehangq oavtlopa land*; to conduct a general hu,lB*** »nd to buy and ae|| r - ’ t u ! * " »**onat And on a coiamlik .* 1, “, "P*?! lw pro*» and d.votopo P ooaad by thla corporation, of looaod , formT* payment for all, or any por* L.°' J** f.pltal aloch aubacrlbad for In , ^ P , 0P*, , y. labor or ior.lraa, a t pro- • Jhc capital atocV of aald b lM a w n*k\ TWENTY FIVE MUnt UtntALo R IfIT jr ty*,i|hl (IP.I, Two Ilundr.d K 11 . li. Two Ilu n d r.d Elhty two . ' Iluadrd Nln.ty-Mv.o and Two -Hun1 Nlo»ty-»l*hl 1397-188), of M d w . y , c4it| to W. A. Oinn*. p l . t tb .r .o f, b». aubdlalflon of tb* aoulhtaat q u . r t . r ) ol tb . .au th .atl q u . r t . r ( I f ) of (faction )rty-l.o (721 of Townablp N ln .t.o n (191 |tk. I t . n |, 31 . . a t , aa rtcordad In I'lat • k "H", pat* I I I, of tha rato rd . of O r* ’ la rou.ty, Florida. 1 * - ~3. J. D IC K IN SO N , Special Maatrr In C h a n c r y . adit. Flab A Hull Wic.trr* for Coreplalnanl. -Krl-Me (Irrall Court ol t h r Ho,o ath JadlclaJ H r [all, .1 FI.rid., H . m l a . l t Coaaly. l a rba.rrrr all Monro* Citation lllll of Complaint ,n Mnnru* Divorce Alien Minim,, Sprint field, U a u . , United OLDEST ESTABLISHED SEED HOUSE IN FLO R ID A | l T [j L R I O American Meat Restrictions Re­ laxed to Effect Greater Wheat Savings. ARGENTINE ARRIVALS SHORT. Meat Supply Hsra Conoldrrgbty Erv Urgod — Food Admlnl.trJtlon, Howover, Warn* Ajjaingt Waite. Tlie alllea have made fonhor and Increased deipamle fur bn-adstijrra, these enlarced demands being caused la nomu degree by ihortege In arrivals from llio Argentine. It la, iherufore. necessary fur tbs U. S. Food Admin la tratlon.to urgo a still further reduction In Ute consumption of bread nttd bread stufTa genernlly If we ars 10 meet our eiport necessities, I’be Food Atlmln Isirntlon has Issued a statement ejt plaining tbs situation In deiall. partic­ ularly tbs reasons which lead It, for ths purpose or centering efTon for the time being upon tbs cereal situation to relax temporarily tba restrictions on meat consumption. Experience shows, this statement says, that tha consumption of breadstuffs la Intimately associated with (bo il.nt an I T r . t . u r . r , M. O. Ov.rair.ei, Vlrc. P r.r ld .M , It. M. Voorhl*. Socr»l«r>, and i l . n l . m l n Draw. M. (). ( I r r r - t t w l and ll. M. V’oorhla, aa a Hoard ol Plieclnre VI. T h . b!tha«t amount of l n d . b t . d n m to whim thl* cornl .rMlon m a r at any lim e r t h 'e c l Ha-If .hall l-e F IF T Y TIIUtlflAND 1)01.1. A ilf. VII. I . T h . n i m n and rml I.Brea of lh- auh. arrliing Incnrporatori of atid carporatlm, l o g . t h . r with t h . amount of *M-k tu b. rlb.d (nr by ea-b of lh -m la aa f^lt.wa, a t arldan-cd by tha lr al-nit-irrollaol. Draw, Orlando, F lir'd a *48 ah.raa. II. M. Voorhl*. (>rl*ndo. Florid*. I "hare. M. I), n*»r»tr»»l. Orlanda, Flirida. I eh ar*. _ , S l a t , of Florida . County ol OrSnc* ' Oa Iht. day poraontlly nopairad before m», (l.ninmln Draw, M. O. Orcr*la..t and II. M. Voorhl*. raeh in m . waif known and peraonally known w the Incorpnrail.n* dr*rrlbad In and who * ||n t d t h . fartfalng Artie!*, of Incorportflen, and » . ih duly ariaowlM lsrd under o .tfa-rhn t they, .le ^ u t.d th a . a m . far lh* p u r p o s e t h . r . l n .tpr**<.d In food fallh* W l l n o my band and e ffld .l a.al i t Or­ lando, In the County ol O r .n r * and flt.le of Florid, the 81b day of Ap-lt, IOt«. (e..l* ' F.T»I>:1. nAiti.nw, nOLl.AltB to h« divided Notary Pntdlr, State of Florid*. L VkesibMl tad fifty a h a m at (ha par ’ My'CammlMlen e ip l r e . F*b. IT, |tl<». fit ^ a ONK .B uH D R jgD IHlLLAItH Dlcklnaon 4 DlrVI-vran, D r .I n d . . Florida. POMlaa o| tha rap lu l alack of Attorn*)-* (or Inrarporator*. L nrP u*^J, iB h* p sy ab li In. or !► •7-FH-Ste ' * X *°v the purchaaw ol property* I*. *" , u t h amouol and at N a'lra af A y .lltw l.a fer T a . H •-4 t ’a I •■» U nV .,V l °i" l h * " 01- u may ba fltad ( , V " "t IHrwetor. at a m artin i . N N l l.a I af C h a p t't 48IS, Lawe af MarIda (or that parpoa*. Nollra 4a,h»r*br f t e . . th a t It- II. Muirhi. I*. head, pu iM S irr 01 Ta* C ertlS r.l* Na. 334, dated th e 8th day of July, A 71. 1118. ha. II iImliilT h * h*1 1 ,*> • ParpatoaL uawren by th. parlliw or by law. . fllad . . I d c tr ll f lf . l. la my offle, and hna m a d . appllmtlon for ( a . dead to laau. In 0 , J k l a corporation ahall bo k u r V :*•*..* Fr..ld*nl. Vlro-Pra.ld.nt. Ih .n Tr,r»*ur»rt>"»rd of aot L m .J „ nuwrtarai ar more th an flv.t »* *tw S t l F * . I r * • —7*4 h* W d t y th a . .m * pera.a. ^ __ w ___ I U Muctsd.by tha .toch* being aaaeaard a t 4ha data of l b . laau.aco — *.1 annual maatlar. All other ’ of auth cirlMeata In t b . nara* of If, A, 1 k. .b all ho .1 acted Lotr* ny. Unite* . . I d rartl Urate .hall »• r . d . i a r d artordlng to law 1 1 . d.rd will Uoso tharoos oa the 30th diy of May A. D. . Wltnr.a my oflflcul .Icnatur* • and4 t e l le k l . m L P*o.ld.d b y tha Hy-Uw a. th li lh* l i t h day of April, A. n . t t l f . - K. A. DOUOLA8B, I"S *h.n V lk* Bral sensei '- . ( . . a l l icornorailn^* .lU'lllUd. th. butlam otl Clark O r « H t Court Samlool. Co.. Fla. U r V K. Douxlaa*. D. C. Llac^mr " ks randurud by tha ] m [ ‘ • “ '•mi Dtafarala Draw, Praal- . The transportation shortage before the government look over the rail­ roads, the bed weather In January and early In February, the large percent­ age of Immature com In the last bar vest and the necessity of feeding thla corn as rapidly ss posslbls to save It from decay, have, not only resulted In backing up the animal*—particularly hogs—on the farms for a longer pe­ riod of feeding, but bsve resulted In s great Increase In their average wetghl and will result, with Improved trans­ portation conditions, which already ap­ pear, In larger than normal arrivals at market for tb* next two or three months. The weight of hoga coming to (he market for the pest two weeks Indicates an Increase In weight of from an average of LOT pounds last year to the almost unprecedented average of 232 pounds, or ■ net In­ crease In their meat value of over lb per cent. This Is a distinct addition to the nation's meat supply. It there­ fore now seems certain that wo bsve such enlarged' supplies for at least soma month* to come, that we cqn not only Increase our exports to the nlllcs to the full extent of their transporta­ tion facilities, but st the same time ran properly Increase our domestlr consumption. The response of the public to our re­ quests far reduced consumption of meat during the past few months has been most gratifying, sod this service alone has enabled the government dur­ ing this period to provide surh sup­ plies as transportallon to the allies permitted. The Administration, also suggesia that In those pans of th* country where the old fashioned home preser­ vation of pork Is still the custom, this p r a c tic e should he extended al the present time, as It will relieve the bur­ den upon t rnimports IInn lo and from the pocking houses ami Is eronomlrally sound ns saving the coal of parking operations and at the same time will provide home auppllcs of pork lo last over the months of decreased supplies The Food Administration desires to •'cpcat 'that It dnski not want to give •he Impression that these nrr times when simplicity anil inodemilon of llr mg are not critically nt-cesxnry, hut that Its sole desire Is lo secure tin ad I ■simeiit- bet wren our differcm foot! supplies and meet ctpinglng conditions from time to time and to keep tha pub Ur fully and frankly ’ advised of It* [Mialtlnn with the full confldrnre and reliance that whenever It become* neeesosry renewed appeal* for saving will met the same loyal m ponee as la th<« ■pflflt. ' For CHIUS M l FEVER COLDS, GRIPPE, MALARIA IBQfErary«t«*..MiCvalltahv To Increase ypt^r earning capacity, you must be na energetic, live sped* men of. humankind. You should be throbblns with surplus power. You should possess a degree of strength that will give you cdnQdence and couras* and endurance. Tbenyou can go on day after day. relates a writer, add* Ins to your skill and knowledge and power In your profession. And when you bBT* climbed to the highest point on one sphere of endeavor, you will be ready to look around for other work, and continue to experience the delight! that come only with the dally struglie, required for the attainment of the objects one' has-In view. Do not forget the value of systematic yffort. Do not waste your energies. Intelligent direc­ tion Is all-important Force, to be of value, must be applied at the proper place. Effort, to be productive of re­ ward, must be directed by superior In­ telligence. When you compare the. low prices o f Ford c a n with the prices o f farm produce, farm stock and everything else on the m arket, the great value o f the Ford car can be fa irly es­ timated. T h e price for the Ford T ou rin g C ar Is only $360 f. o. b. D etroit— the same os last year. I t is the greatest value, neft on ly am ong motor care, 'bu t In the whole run o f articles grown and manufactured: T hin k o f a fivepassenger m otor car with the reputation fo r service, durability and-econom y that’s behind the F<5rd car, selling for„$360! W e urge pros­ pective purchasers to give their orders w ith ou t' C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ONLY AMERICA CAN HELP. ^ ‘Kin your aide are boundless supplies ef mtn, food, and mattrial; on thla sld* a boundleta de­ mand fer thalr h*lp. “Our men ar* war-weary and their nerve* have bean strained by more' than three year* of hard, relentlau toll. “Our position la erltlest, par­ ticularly until th* next harvest, but the UnIWd State* can save us. “You Americans have th* men, the eklll, end th* material lo save the silled cause.* MONEY SAVING PRICES SIR JOSEPH MACLAY, British Shipping Controller. On Floor, Grain and Feed Fruit ana Vegetable Crates To* Cut Boy From Ua o l — Wholesale Prices Write fer Fries Lie* • W. A. Mcnyday Compuy Palatka, Florida ****** ************* W. J . TH IG P EN & COM PANY AGENTS GOODTOTHE LAS T DROP MAXWELL General Fire Insurance HOUSE • Sanford, . . . . Florida COFFEE Oftlee with MOLDIN RIAL ISTATB O. ■ « o M * M a • ASK YOUR G R O C E R „ HERALDADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS Famous F or I t s M a rv elo u s M o to r G reat Wheal Stocks Isolated. It’s'the shortage la ships that Is putting the Allies and the United States on wheat rations. Ureal stocks of wheat srs Iso­ lated In Indie, sad Australis. At great sacrifice In ship space and use th* Allies ere forced to *t-rure some wheat from Argentina. On January I, Australia had stored 100.000,000 bushels of • wheat that, was ready for ex­ port—but (here were no ships. Then cam* th*. new crop with an exportable surplus of 8O.U00.* 000 bushels. Now Australia has approximately 180,000,000 bush­ els walling for ships. India, at the same time. Dad 70.000. 000 bushels of wheat stored for export' During April 60.000. 000 bushels more out of the new crop will be added to the pile. Argentina closed the last ship­ ping season with 11 ,000,000 bnsbtls of wheat lift In tb* stock avallablo for export. Tb* new crop will add 135,000,000 lo th* left over. It Is not a problem that the wheat does not exist In ths world—ll Is entirely a problem of shipping, which has thrown oo America the obligation of divid­ ing our stock' with the Alllea, THE UNI VERSAL CAR Making Life Worth While. W hy Forty Thousand Have Chosen Chandler • * ’EN choose th e C handler for its great JLVJL- chassis, distinguished by its really marvelous motor. Women choose the Chandler for its refine­ ment, its comfort; for the beauty and grace of its lines. / * . Forty thousand Chandler owners appreciate the extraordinary quality of the Chandler Six. * * V C om e S elect ■' # *• Your C handler Now SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES Seven-Passenger T ouring Car, $ 1 8 9 8 Four-Passenger R oadster, $18 9 8 Four-Passenger Dispatch Car. $ 1 8 7 8 Convertible Sedan, 9 2 298, Convertible Coupe, 8 2 1 9 3 Lim ousine, $2893 IASI prices t. o. ». Otvrimtd) W. A. STRINGFELLOW SANFORD, FLORIDA C H A N D L E R M O T O R CAR COM PANY, C LEV ELA N D , O H IO 89-Fri-Str ' ' Vt. te/.yfcLV*, 7 1* ^ �W ,fP W : =J JJ.-r ■ groap g ," * ii ^■ 4’ . sam strrF* nufacture the record of April.axeroded that of r. u ' ’ March.fryabout one hundrcd- Flor* fVf Ji Ida la naw.ahaad of meet, state1 ct. W On .tha .flpt vpt- Jin n ary of tha «twice Its population In Abe matter ilx* of furnishing.volantrors from J 8 to 21 and 31 tw 4l year* of age, and has. also made a magnificent showing In gtU b n f of frhlskay, aplrits gad *leo- the draft. Officers and members of Home hol upon which congress has levied a special war tax of $2.10 par proof Guard companies. Red Cross chap­ gallon. Had -congress made provl- ters, Rotary Cleba and other organ!alo n ' Immediate, collection of this sallows are now alcfiag In tho work apodal war tax upon thfaf Vast quart- of enlistment, tity of liquor, the government would hava derived a revenue of $391,622,SMpHag Peppers 1 232. But this epedal war tax- can­ T he first shipments of peppers not be collected until this liquor Is have left Saaford. J. J. Holey ship­ Having I can be of greater service to removed from the distillers’ bonded ped a few hampers S aturday but m y country In the halla of congresa warehouses, atid the distillers can H arry B. Lewis really m ade the first th an In any other place. I say this keep It In the warehouses for. eight real shipment. Belling tw enty crates because of my long training and ex­ heje and gatilng a good pries for years.. perience In both houses of the legis­ them. Mr. Lswis also h a s 'a fine I stand for, and congress should lature of Flprlda, which I believe farm of beans from which he Is* ship­ equips me for this branch of public enact legislation t h a t ' will enforce the payment of these taxes a t once. ping 1*and also had th e first sweet service. > Distillers should not be permitted to com. Since H arry la a new farmer Ecsmlne My Record deprive the government of this here this.record la a good one and My record In public life is sn open large am ount'of revenue by retain­ shows th a t’he knows w hat ho is do­ honk, sr.d I am not ashamed of It. ing their liquor in the bonded ware­ ing though new In the grest game of I have taken an active part in every house* until after tho war, when In raising Florida vegetables.' > political contest In this state ever all likelihood the war tax of $2.10 aincc attaining my majority, and in per proof ’gallon will be removed. DRAFTED FOR TH R IFT WORK each of these'congests I have been They ahould bear their just share of on the side of the people. I com­ the war burden, ju st os every other menced my political career as a fol­ industry and all dassea of dtixena Good Work Done In Schools Recog­ nised by Griggs and the lower and active supporter of the are required to do. Call Is M ade late lamented Napoleon B. Broward, L ast woek Superintendent of and no greater champion of, the Penalise Profiteering In Foodstuffs I stand for such additional legisla­ Schools Lawton roccived a message cause of the common people ever went forth to battle for the principles tion as may be needed to prevent from Stato Director of War Savings of democracy than he. For ten profiteering In foodstuffs and other J. F.< Griggs asking th a t Mr. Lawton necessities of life. All branches'' of •To the People of the Fourth Con. years In both houses of the legis­ industry should be permitted to come to Jacksonville a t once pre­ paratory to giving a t least sixty lature of this stfte, ns representative, grcssional District of Florida: ns speaker of tha house, and as state earn a reasonable profit, hut un­ days to the cause of War Saving9 Our country has become involved senator, I have stood otcadfastly reasonable profit* should be prohib­ Stamps. M r. Lawton went to Jack­ War brings un­ sonville and agreed with Mr. Griggs In the mightiest c o n flic tin 'th e his­ with the people and for every meas­ ited nnd penalised. told sacrifice and suffering to the to give a portion of hla time—his tory of the world in defense, not ure that had for its purpose "the grefft masses of tho people, ar.d th b duties here only of the principles upon which greatest good to the greatest nutnna superintendent of this republicans founded, hut fnrthe h er." During this time the-conflict is no time for one class of our schools being'first In Mr. Lawton’s liberation of mankind, and fer the between "special Interests'-’ and the people to prey upon the other. Wo mind, he would not accept the prop­ establishment of democracy through­ people were many. In each of these must not only fight to mske the osition to give all of his time for the out the world. It Is ti’.o Final conflicts the record will show tlrkt I ‘world safe for democracy,” but we next sixty days, so th e compromise struggle between the forces of de­ have been on the side of the people must also fight to make democracy wo* made, and Mr. Lawton has been safe for the world." mocracy nnd autocracy, and de­ alwnj-s. allotted ‘the Fourth Congressional mocracy Is going to triumph, It mat­ District as a territory to cover. Mr. Justice lo Labor * Where I Stand ters not what the sacrifice nnd cost I stand for full justice to labbr as Lawton's duties will be to visit the I believe in a “ Government of the may he in the end. Every man, people, for the people and by thp well as every* other class of our citi­ county chairmen of each cf the coun­ woman nnd child in uur country has people;" in etptality of opportunity;- zenship,- and for legislation for the ties in tho d istrlri’und assist these been called to the colors,- and it is In equal rights to all and special protection of women and children. chairmen in putting now life in the the solemn duty of each und every privileges to none. campaign, and in instructing tho Will Work for Agricultural and Other one of us to respond to th at call to chairmen where they are not thor­ ..Industrie^ With the President the fullest extent of nur ability. oughly familiar with the work to he I shall work untiringly, for all legis­ Fir-t, and foremev. of nii, 1 stand There ir. n work for nil of us^to per­ done. In speaking with Mr. Lawton with tho^ President' for the vigorous lation of the .benefit an d ’upbuilding yesterday he stated th a t Mr. Griggs, form. and efficient prosecution of the wnr, of the agricultural, citrus fruit, and the ita te director had his very heart I aland ready lo serve in any ra­ to the very limit cf the tnan-powrr, livestock and other Industries of my and noul in the work , of selling pacity, hut I conceive It to lie iny and nil the resources of our country, district and state, just as I have al­ Thrift and War Savings stamps and duty to oiler as a candidate for con­ ways done during m>’ long servloo in In u fight to the finish, until the fact that the camjuUgn is' lug­ gress from the Fourth Congressional . . nutoc. the legislature. / District of Florida at this time, b e | mey lu* been destroyed nnd the ging somewhat in some of the euunworld made rale for democracy. Appropriation for Waterways ties gave the state director great 1 will make every eflort possible cause of worry. , Mr. Lawton's work Government Ownership OUR BOYS “OVER THERE" ENI stand for Government ownership to secure necessary appropriations, in tho schools along this fine web JOY TOASTED CIGARETTES of railroad*, telegraph lines and ail for the Improvement of the rivers recognized by Mr. Griggs, and he hat'll or* nnd waterways of my dis­ was drafted into tho oervlco because other public utilities. trict. of hi* fitnes* and willingness to do Draft Wealth as Well as Men Through the patriotism'of the cltlFederal Aid for Drainage for hi*, country. Mr. Lawton will I stand for the drafting of wealth, sens of this country thousands of I; Is needless for me to say th a t I he in hi* office every week end dur­ as well as all other resources of the amoks kits are being distributed to American soldiers In France. Author, nation, in the prosecution of the war, feel a deep interest in the great Ev­ ing his.thrift service and will attend drainage project.* I to such business as m ay be placed (ties agree that men in the trenches upon the same basis as the manhood erglades stumped a. great pari of Florida in before him a t that time; during the need cigarettes almost as much as cf the country is drafted and sent to food and munitions. , behalf of the candidacy of Governor week the work of tho uurciintendcnt the bank-front of France lo fight for Broward upon thiu issue, nnd as a will he in charge of Scltclle Maino.*, Doctors, nurses, and commanding the principle* of democracy and the member of the house of representa­ who nhare* office room with Mr. officers all join in the demand which liberty of mankind. tives during hi* administration, did Lawton at the court bouse. has awakened in this country n great For Pr ohi bi t i on movement to keep our boys supplied everything in my power, in the face . I stand for prohibition of the lit)- of tremendous opposition on the frith smokes F. C- Sadaro & Co. shipped a car­ {uor traffic, both during nnd after the part of Ajio ■railroad Interests, to en­ * Millions of the famous LUCKY load of fine potatoes from tho Sebas­ wnr; for. commandeering by the gov­ act the^Tecossary kglslation to com­ STRIKE Cigarette* are “going oveF* all the time. There’s something e rn m e n t of the millions of gallons of mence the work of re-clalming these tian Ranch recently, receiving for about the idea of the loatltJ ciga­ alcohol, now in the distillers' bonded fertjle lands. I will do all th a t a them $1,169.60 f« 6. b. Vera. There warehouses of the country, for use congressman can do to secure the were 183 barrels of potatoes i t the rette that appeals lo the men who spend their time in cold, wet trenches in the manufacture of explosives, and financial assistance of the Federal car. Thu* the potato season starts and billets. o;h.-r war munition*, thereby con- (Jovcrnnicnt ( Jn the furtherance of off auspiciously. The potatoc* rrirunning fine in the hilts, there being f-. vmg fur food purposes apptoxim- this . great drainage project, not not only only Then, t oo, t nc real Kentucky Hurley from four to six No. 1 polutocf to tto ly ten 'million bushels of grain, tobacco of the LUCKY STRIKE cigabecause c f. its Importance to thus ■nd million of gallon of molasses, district and entire state of^ Florida, the hill a* far as invert iguted. They retto give* them the solid satisfaction of a pipe, with a lc} Ic:a trouble. .tow bdr.if gowurnf/d-under govern- but also because I feel a. pride jn will ship the entire 80 acre* of pota­ t. toes from this ranch. This com­ carrying to completion a work th a t pany also shipped 430 crates ’ of I,4 In a humble way, helped to com­ besnl the latter part of last week, mence. netting tho grower* $1,016.20. ENOCH MORGAN’S . Upon th is' general statem ent of so n s c a LendHim my attitude upon the main public Potatoe* are now moving from AHfincU questions now demanding the atten : Hostings. The labor problem, which tion of the people, I submit my can­ farmers looked to with apprehension didacy for the office of congressman haa been solved by negroes who from tho Fourth District of Florida^ hivo taken a patriotic aland iq tho If my record in public life, and m atter. The colored school* will all my stand upon public questions be closed and the student* permitted _meet your approval, vote for me on to work in the potato fields. They jju n c -ith, and 1 will give you the will receive credit for their school best service of which I am^capnble. school Irork if they hring evidence Respectfully, to the effect that they have worked ^ ION L. FARRIS, in the potato field* for the full period »n k l o u d e r t h e n (advt.) they were relieved from school work. ont T a lk -B u y Now “* —— FLORIDA BREAKING RECORDS The construction of vatu for dip­ ping cattle goes steadily forward it Increasing Number of Men, White Bradfprd county. T he latest vat t< and Colore^, are Answering be charged ami plaoed in commission the Arpiyth Call ; ;r ia a t tho farm of G. W. Walnwrlght Jacksonville, Fla., April’ 30.—Be­ In the Wateroak section, cause of the continued demand for belongs to Mr. W alnw right^nd somt men, both whit* and black, in all of hb neighbor*. iLoKfi^charged on i count ) branches pf the regulab and national April 4th fry L. ' armies, Lieut. M^ J. DcPrlest, re­ agent of the r u l e Livanock Hani­ cruiting officer for Florida haa estab­ tary Board, and Immediately after Ilished additional recruiting offices was Teody for business 460 head o* a t Ocala, ‘Palntka, Gainesville, St. cattle were dipped- Bradford coun­ Augustine and Fort Pierre. The old ty farmers are thoroughly awake t< ttallona at Pensacola, Tallahassee. the importance of tho livestock in­ Jacksonville, Orlando. Tamps and dustry nnd «1 hia r. Ir-v ve-.it* Brar* Miimi. will of course continue in ford wifi be one ol the leading. Rye operation. Postmsst *;■» and travel­ stock counties ol the state. — ing recruiting agon:* ef tho armywin clso became m ore.^rtive It Is rep w ttd th a t the Florida • In spl:o of' tho fact thnt more Livestock A la rm don will raise • than n year h is elaprod »ince the $5,000 reward for the first five con­ United Stales en cred the war, re­ victions ol men guilty of cutting sulting l» thom am h of Florldalns fencus in DeSoto county. The State entering the scrvl-.-e nt-cace, enuri­ Banker** Arnociation a t Its meeting n', on a In ail ■hrnqchat continue to la*t week appropriated $250 towards ir.eriiic, as <3 shown by ;li3 (act th a. tho~7ctrard. district, issues a clear, clean cut ad­ dress-to the people, patriotically and fearlessly defining his attitude on vital issues now confronting the nation as a result of th e war. • I . ECONOM Y --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHOE POLISHES — . . The U. S. Food Administration Asks the circulation of recipes providing • for’the use *of corn ana other ,coarse Hours to save wheat for our allies. The Calumet Baking Powder Co. Complies with anew War-Time Recipe Book, contain­ ing scores pf splcndi'd*new recipes, compiled especially to m eet wpMIme economy demands. * The U. S. Food ' Administration Writes under date of February Cth. the letter com-' ing from ^the Home Economies Division, as follows:— " 1 Every woman who provides for her family can help win the w ar by .the wise and careful use of wheat meat, (at, dairy products, and sugar;— “ By using other fats for butter In cooking; O ther cereals for part o f the wheat In bread; O ther m eals, cucli as game, full and poultry, or eggs and cheese, to reduce the demand for beef, pork and mutton. “ The recipes in this book haye been revised to meet these rules, and the woman wjfo uses them will he doing her part In helping to conserve our food supply," Use Calumet Baking Powder In all War-Time recipes. T H E ARM V A ND NAVY USE IT YOU SAVE W H E N YOU HUY IT YOU SAVE' W H E N YOU USE IT W AR -TIM E RECIPE BOOK Free—s en d f o r it to d a y Calumet Baking Powder Co. 4100 Flllmoro S t Chicago, Illinois r s . 1 ' Copyright Hart! \ i finer & Marx More than good clothes here a. • * * . Y o u ’ll find good clothes here; Hart Schaffner fic Marx is the answer to that, but that’s not enough; vou want the service of men It’s a good place to buy clothes, -% way you look ar it. * Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company The home of H art Schaffner * Marx clothes. �«R q ri— M.r a. 1«» 4»vifc^* »•*' * fS cS r H J i I ' n i h f , sf quarter s! Sertloa ■ays the Merketint Btirvsa to uBh f t t lnto correspondence with the metiu must cut out portcrhouie'and k l i i g bore* feed day by daj? deaa e *5* of E ast half of SouthK f * BJttrtw of Southeast quarter. W n t dersund the liuotion. Where poU* State Plant Board and secure* the pie arid live onjwhoieaome greens. I herbs arid grain and c h a f f , and when V t(o a r tn of S o u th w n t quory ******* quarter. N o r th w n t quarter toee*“ ere Infected with th e'‘weevil names of thtf nearest grower* of used tri"freely* blow my coin for I'd talk I.often neigh, and whinny NOTICE o r SPECIAL M A E T t r S SALE o lS o u th w o o t quarter s i Southeast qu arter they ‘cannot be shipped. The a plante and thereby eave tong hauli, 'viandi fare and rich, expensive cuts when I'd laugh- But oh! f a A*Uo* uod W n t half of S o u th w n t quarter of South?T•*1 J Y f H e r of Sow thoaqt quarter ol Boc- vll . can be eradicated by proper and iccurt non-Infeated plant*. This of tenderloin and terrapin and »ich. fit and fine!. I’ve shaken off diaeika*; ^ • ■ T W r te o a ( U ) ; S io t h half of Southweot ' ^ r ; ^ quarter of S o u th w n t quarter of Beetle a methods* arid-information how to do Is [a thing to begin thinking about, but In *uch grub I have no ehare no rheumatism., n o# .Is mine, no Madlac la Ckasoory »■ Court J * * rt* * ' (**)• Lot Tour (4) la Section It. can be had from Prof. Nawell ^ilake your plana - for f succctiful Now, when the noon hour strikee, a erampe are.in my knew**. We eat' Buweteea (lT)j^ N o r th w n t quarter of SouthI. and (or Or*Of* tM tljT , Florida, v h .rel CONSOLIDATED N A V A L B bt TO oh IlA e ss COW c o m - IV.1, , M Boetlou T w is ty (10); State Plant CommUsIoner at Gaines harvest thla year. Something, can be hbr*e might \dew my'blll of fare and too much, our grub'a too rich, when n of S a NY; -------------------------ocorp oro U oa underJ U iho» U taws o( Iho lh . , N o r th w n t quarter and kvpt growing in Florida in the gar­ find the thing* it like*. A cow might we have coin' to apart; and IMS a oiato Florida. J lo.tho N M U luit. and Si.Br k . Jl*** ®L S o u th w n t quarter of ville. . i . t o ‘ol of FloHdo. o qu arter of ’Northeast qu arter S r l a n d o D E V E L O P M E N T C O M PA N Y , den If nothing more than turnip scan the daily spread in thla my goodly thing to ditch the coetly, hM . c « p « » 0 « o o><Ur tbo low. o | .aid elate. J u o o t y - l h m (31); N o r th w n t With reference to sweet potato greens. Out in Kansas, where Walt tumble cot and slgb, ‘Right here I of fere."' JA lu I” D Y A LL and MRS. JA M E S R. quarter el S o u ih w n t quarter of Beetles D Y A L L Mo wlfo, A R T H U R W. RKD(*‘ >l North hall of South half planta in this state, It can'*be said Mason lives, the people are living on would be fed—such victuals hit t!*l nod Bouthwnt quarter af Southweet qusr?F E R N oad A N a f c U N A C. R E D P E R N . ood that there ire a good many thor­ ,?**tl*B- T *»uty-ala ( I I ) ; North halt Ala wUo. ood D. B. DRAW DY. D. W. wholesome greens" and he telle spot!’ I gnaw the luscious ear of reliable growen of plants h o u s e ood K. C. M A T H E R S . lad lrid u allr •* Nwthwwst quarter of S o u th w n t quarter, oughly An Indian Dawn. about it under the heading 'of aod ao trwotooo of Drowdy C o n eterv , aad oicoqt .h o thu tP ii a t N o rth w n t corner ol corn, of squash I eat my fill, and I awoke—and beyond the great \ N o rth w n t quarter, whose places are free from Infeeta- "Bleosingi In DiaguUe." * They are S y l v e s t e r e . w i l s o n , or* t b . <L(eodwash them down with a horn of I sow the dawn eooe op like the S T£ n t a M m S K d . t Hooter. a . run Last 13.30 chala i. South n n a (71 «te- tlon, and hava been examined by tha W n t 14.*0 chain*. riiiortod by aald dacroo, on Mood ay, tbo C " ' w "feeling fit and Ane" and have rider from the^ mill. To furnish as It doe* on Mandalay, Exactly Kk* «k»lus. S outheast, quarter of State Plant Board inspector, and S I S d o r i f J o . . . A D. ISIS, Wtwooa tbo hou n of olovoa o'clock la tbo (oroaooa aad Boutheoat quarter. South half o l - N o r U w n t they hod official inspection certifi­ "ehakrn off dircase" by eating more rider from the mill. To furnish me thunder It came op, rolling, rising, two o’clock r l a tbo afU raooo ol oald day, 2 ^ U ! r’ ol Nor the sat the food I need no creeture spills crashing clouds of copper and dan before tbo door of tbo co art houto of Oronaa q u a m r , W n t holt of Boo the aat quartar I hiw cate* which !• a guaranty that plant* vegetable*. county, fa oald otato, la tbo d t y of Orlando, Northaaat quarter j d Northeast quarter ol lie blood; I've eaten 90 much cattle goIdT reddening? breaking,' mounting, * Walt »iy*, "The cost of ~living wtll ofl.r for oalo a a d oolTat public outcry SectloB T s e o ty ^ s v s n R f ) : S o u th w n t quor- are eafe. ‘ u tb* bltbrot and boat bidder (or caib, to *»r of Southeast quarter aud Southeast feed that now I chew my cud. ‘ I’m out-topping one another.—Atlantic. t till Is high, and men of modest It la a good plan for growera.to aati.ly .aid decree, tbo foDowlal doadrbod quarter of N o rth w n t quarter of Section land, and property alluaUd la tbo coaatlro Twtaly-Blue t i t ) : West half of Northeast of Oronyo aad Somlaolo, In tba otata of quarter and N ortheast quarter of NorthFlorida, to-wlt! . west quarter of Section Thirty (10); East half of L e if half; B outhw nt quarter of N ortheiat q uarter of nortbwrot quarter of Southeast Northaaat quarter of Kectloa Thirty-three US). -T O W N SH IP Southwest -quarter, quarter, East half of N o rth w n t t w e n t y t h r e e < « i . s o u t h H a n o i : quarter of S o u th w n t quarter, S o u th w n t T W E N T Y N I N E ( t » . EAST. ’ ’ , quarter ol N o rth w n l quarter of S o u th w n t C u t half of Nortbweat quarter of Sertloa quarter, aad South half of Northwest quar­ Tweaty-four (14); Boulbweet quarter of ter of Section Thirty-two (31); Southeast Nortbeaet quarter, E aat half of Nortbwoat quarter of Southeast quarter and Southwest quarter aad Nortbeaet quarter of Bouthweet quarter of Northwest quarter of Section quarter, eice p t Soutbeaat quarter of N orth- Thirty-three (SS)t North half of Northeast quarter. uerter, South half of Southeast! .qqorter. • aat.quarter ol Southwoat quarter of Section eaat.V Thirty-Bra (S3); all In T O W N S H IP T W E N ­ ou th w n t quarter aad all ol Southeast Tblrt; of N o rth w n t quarter, Ijrloi South TY lONE ( I I ) . S O U T I ^ R A N Q E T H I R T Y quarter of creek fn Section Thirty-four (14); Soutb(SO) E A S T ot Southeast quarter. W n t Nortbweat q uarter of Nortbooat quarter, half of Soutbeait quarter, Southwest qu arter E o it boll of Soutbweot quarter of Bouthweet and J A n t half of N o r th w n t quarter ol Secquarter and Southweot quarter of Southweet ton TMily-Sv* (33); South half of Northeaat quarter of Soutbweot quarter of Section One quarter, Northeast quarter of Southeast of ‘ ID; Soutboael q u arter of Soutbeaat quarter quarter and W n t half of Southeast quarter of Section Two (S); South halt of Soutbeaat or Section TMrtv-sli (31); all In T OW N ­ quarter of Nortbeoat quarter. Eaat fio'l of S H IP T W E N T Y O N E i l l ) SO UTH, Nnrthweot quarter or Nortbeaet quarter. RAN OE T H I R T Y O N E ^ 3 1 ) . EAST. Bouthweet q uarter of Northweet quarter of __W n t. h a l t of Northeast quarter and North Northeaat quarter, Bouth half of Nortbweat half of Southeast quarter ol Section One quarter of Northweet quarter, Northweet (I); North hall and Southwest quarter of Illustrating the Celebrated quarter of Northw tot quarter of Northweit- Section Two (3); East half of Northeaat quarter, end Soutbeaat q u it te r of Soutbueot quarter. S o u th w n t quarter of N crthrast q u itter o! Section Three (SI; Northweet quarter, Soutbeait quarter and Southwest quarter of SoutbWoet q ratter el Section quarter of Southwest quarter of Section Eight (Sit Soutbweot quarter of Southeast Three (3)1 Southeast quarter of Southeast quarter a a d West half of Southweet quarter quarter, North half of Bouthweet quarter nf Section T e a (10); Northweet quarter ol and Southwest quarter of Northwest qusrter Nortbeoat quarter ol Nortbeoat q uarter. ol Section Four (41; N o rth eas t. quarter of N ortb reit quarter ol Nortbweat quarter of Northeast quarter and Nor I hr sit quarter Nortbeoat q u ir te r, W ait half of flouthweit of Northwest qu arter of Section F it s (3); Now on Sale quarter of Nortbeoat quarter of Northweet E ast half of Northeaat quarter of Sectlpn quartet, Weal half of Boutheaet quarter of SI* (O; N o rth w n t quarter ol Section Seven 10c when purchnsed with a 16c pattern Northweet quarter, Boutbeoat quarter of IT); S o u th w n t quarter of Northwest qu ar­ Southeast q uarter of Northwest quarter. ter, I m beginning hi Southeast corner run Southweet quarter of Southwest quarter of W n t 411 )f ( n t . North 33H fret. East 411)» Nortbeaet q uarter a n d , W r i t ball of South­ (ret, Solith 333 feet, to point of beginning, east quarter of S outbeait quarter of Beetles and N o rth w n t quarter o( Northwest quarter Eleven ( I I ) : Southwest quarter ol Nortbeaet of Section Eight (3); W n t hall o( Northeaat quarter. West half of Southeast quarter. quarter aad North half of Southeast qu arter East half of E ast half of Boutbeoat quarter of Sertloa Nine (•); Eaat halt of Northeaat of Northwest quarter, West hall of N o rth ­ quarter. Southeast quarter snd Bouttfwnt east quarter of Southeast quarter of N orth- quarter of r B o u lh w n t quarter of Sertloa fO-ln. VOILE SPECIAL - w rit quarter, Northwest quarter ol South­ ten (10); Southeast quarter o( Northeast EIGHT-THIRTY O'CLOCK MONDAY SPECIAL east quarter of Northwest quarter,- West quarter, N o rth w n t quarter of Nortbeaet . This Voile Is a fine smooth weave, cornea In While thla very Apodal amorthall ol Northwest quarter of Southwest quarter, and Southeast quarter of Southeast white, 40 inchre wide arid we' are in- f |/ " h _ uarter, West half of S o u th w n t quarter, quarter, West half of Southeast quarter of ment of 36 Inch fringed honeycombed deed fortunate to have auch mer/H i* Northweet q uarter of Southwest quarter of o u th w n t quarter of N o rth w n t quarter and Towel* half bleached lasta, priced at Section T *elv# ( I I ) ; Northenit quarter, North half of Norlhneet quarter of Be til on chandise for............................ .......— rewB/w/ Eleven ( 11)1 Eaat half pf Bnuih«r»t quarter Northeast q uarter of Northwest quarter, Northwest q uarter ,ol Southwest quarter. and Northweat quarter of Northwret- qu ar­ s DUTTONS COVERED Nortbeaet q uarter of Northeast quarter of ter of Beetloo Twelve (12); Soutbeaat quar­ s h e e t s - p il l 6 w c a se s By using buttons-to njatch your draw .will Southeast quarter, West half of West ball of te r of -N o rtb ru t quartar. Northeaat quarter Soutbeoet q uarter of Southeast quarter, of of Boutheart quarter aad North holt of ' We were very fortunate in aecuring a good mean a great saving In trimming. "Rust Proof" Section Thirteen ( I I ) ; South,aat quarter of Northweat qaarter of Hanlon Thirteen (13); stock of Sheet* and Pillow Qaxre at price* consid­ button molds covered in site* medium and small Nortbeaet- quarter of ‘ Northeast quartar, South, a il quarter of Northeait quarter, erably under today's market and we have good litre. West ball of Northeast quarter of Northeast Eaet half oi Boutheaet quarter, Eaet half ol quarter. Soutbeait quartet of NortbMet quarter Weet half, Northweat quarter of Boulhwtwl value* for Xionday. Specially priced. Our price per doxen................... I5< quarter of Secand North half of Northweol quarter ~ quarter and Bouthweet quarter nf N orth­ tlen Fourteen (14);; 1North t a l l ol No,thwart(quar­ weit quarter of Bertlon Fourteen (14); . Large size* per doten............... 20c ter of Soctloa Section Flltacn (II); West half Northeaat quarter. Eaat hall ot Northweat O. N. T.—5c ol East half of Soutbeait ’ quarter uarler. South halt of Boutheaet quarter and We have just received a shipment of ' WORTH 15c TO 25c FOR 10c el Northwest quarter qnd Wrst hall 'o l outheaet qu arter, of Bouthweet quarter ot Southeast quarter of N oithwrst quarter of O. N. T. and Nu-Silk Lustre Crochet Cot­ (tertian Fifteen (13): South half ol floutheaat A new arrival, this assortment Vrrtlon Twenty-one (I I), East half of North- quarter, Northweet quarter of Koulheaet ton white and cojqn. Price is still...... of Ladire', Misses' and Children's east quarter of Northeast quarter. North* q u arter and Bouthweet quarter of Bertlon west quarter of Northeast quarter of N o rth­ Sixteen (IS); Eaet half of Northeaat quarter Rubber Button Hose Supporters, pair east quarter/ Northeast quarter of Northweet and Bouthweet qu arter of Boutheaet quarter 8:30 O'CLOCK SPECIAL quarter ol Northeast quarter. West hall ol of Seetlon Seventeen (17); Southweet quarter KHAKI SPECIAL Here la another' very special bar­ Southwest quarter of Northweit quarter ol of N o rtb e u t quarter ol Seetlon E l|hte«n Northeast quarter. West half of Northwrst (IS): Northeaat qu arter of Northweat quar­ gain, ladire' sleevtlrea gmuxe Vests For Monday see this splendid quarter of S o u th w n t quarter of Northeaat ter, Eaet half of Northweat quarter ol Monday 8:30 o'clock, each__ ______ value in the genuine dark olive Khaki quarter, W n t half of Northweet quarter ol Northweat quarter, an d North hall of Bouth Southeast quarter of Northeast \ quartet, half of Northweet quarter of Seetlon Nine­ Cloth. Specially priced a yard__ Want half of Soutbeaat quarter of Southeast teen (IS); Northeaat quarter of Northweat "CUMFY-CUT* UNION SUITS varter of Northeast quarter. East half of quarter and Bouth half of Southweet quarter 30c SPECIAL 18c ' *v autheast q uarter of Northeast quarter. ol Beetioo Twenty (10); Eaet half, Soutbaaet For Monday we have placed on aale three East hall ol Northeaat quarter of Northeast q u arter of Northweet quarter, Northweet Colgate's Talcum Powders—odora: Violet, plendid value* fn Ladies r'Cumfy-Cut" Union Point (he way to thrift quarter of Soutbeait quarter, West half ol quarter of Northweat quarter, Northeaat Dactylis, Baby Talcum, eclat and Cashmere Bou­ it*, aleevelre*,’knee length. Wtl 8pecNorthweat q uarter of Northeast quarter ol quarter of Bouthweet quarter 03d Bouth Southeast quartar, W n t hall of Northweat h tir of Bouthweet quarter ot Bertlon Twentylally priced at 98 cent*, 69 cent* *nd THIS YEAR ABOVE ALL OTHERS WASTE quet. Three goods are sold every- -fl Q quarter of Northweat quarter of Southeast one (11); Northeaat quarter ot Northeaat a box 30c. Take a box home I X f * tls o .... . quarter. S o u th w n t quarter of N o rth w n t quarter, Soutbeaat quarter of Boutheaet MUST BE AVOIDED, and women must devote where Monday for.... .................................... J-v JV f quarter nf Southeast quarter, Northweat uarler and W n t half of W rit hell ol more than usual care and thought to the proper quarter of S o u th w n t quarter of Southeast ration Twrtity-two <211; Northeait quarter SPECIAL VOIL IlJic quarter. East hall ol Southwest quarter of of Northeaat quarter, Bouthw nt qu artrr of • 30c LACE 15c selection of patterns, so that no material wjll be White Voile with ■ neat colored Southeast quarter, Southeast quartsr nf Nortbeaet quarter, Wrat half of weet half H:30 o'clock Monday, this lace special will wasted. The dn«a you make and never wear is Southeast quarter. Southeast quarter ol of Boutheaet quarter nf BoOthwrat quarter figure and stripe, specially priced for Southwest q u a rtrr ol Southwest quarter. of Sertion Twenty-three IIS): Northweet the really expensive one. Why experiment when jo on sale, worth 6c a yard, with a "i C* Monday's selling, a yard only... West hall ol S o u th w n t quarter ol S o uthw nt auarler of Northeaat quarter, Weet half of limit of 6 yards to a customer at bar- I PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS guarantee gain quarter, Eaat hall ol Northeast quarter Boutheaet quartar and Bouthweet quarter price of ___!..... .*____ __ . et N o rth w n t quarter, W n t hall ol N orth­ Bertlon Twenty-Bve (IS); Northweat ouarter RIBBONS! RIBOONSI perfect fit, advance styles, the chic you so much w n l quarter of Northeast quarter of N o rth ­ of Northeaat auarler, 8outh half of North w n t quarter, E ast half ol S o u th w n t quarter eaet quarter, North half of N o rth w n t quar­ For Monday aee the apecUI showing of Silk LADIES' UNDERWEAR SPECIAL 4 |'admire in French gowns, and a saving of from ol Southeast quarter of N o rth w n t quarter, ter, South half ol Boutheoat quarter. South snd Satin Ribbon*, in solid color* and Dresden Consisting of Conet Coven afid J one-half to one whole yard of material. Eaat half of Northeast quarter of N o rth w n l eaat quarter of fleuthweet quarter and N orth effect*. Sped*! lot* for Monday'* selling, quarter of Southeast q u a rte r - of Section half of Bouthw nt quarter of Bertlon TwentyDntwen, neat, trimmed with.durable Twenty-two ( I I ) ; Southwest quartsr of (13): 'B oulbw eet quarter of Northeaei Vmbroidery thU sale 49c 36c and ..... Northeast quarter and Southwest q uartsr ol trier, Wrat half of Boutheaet quarter ant. CHILDREN'S SOCKS Southeast quarter ol Section Twenty-three rat halt of Wrat half of Bertlon Twenty(Z1V. Eaet half, East hall of Northeast quarter •even 27); all of Bertlon Twenty-eifhl (IS) COATS SPOOL COTTON Monday's ' soIlingrWhlldren'a Socks, For ■J Northwest quarter. Northwest quarter ol Northwret quarter of Boutbraet q u a r t e r h pink white with pink’ snd blue colored Also Corticelll, Hrmlnwav & Bartlett’s Silk Northeast quarter ol Northwest quarter. Bouth hall of Boutheaet quarter, N ortheait South hall of N o r th w n t quarter, Northeast quarter of Bouthw nt qu artrr and N o rth w n t tops, sixes 4 to 8*5, three are worth Thread, all numbers, while, black and *w quarter of S o u th w n t quarter, South half of quarter ot N o rth w n t quart, r of Sertion 36c choice............................ .—.. ...... colon, both Silk Thread and Coat’s Northwest quarter of Southwest quarter and Twenty-nine <3»; Bouthweet quartar of HOW TO SAVE Thread............... ..........- ............ Northwest quarter of N o rth w n t quarter ol B o u t h e a e t quarter. Weal half of Houlhweat Southwest quarter of Seetlon Twenty-four quartar and Northweat qu artrr of North Monday will be your opnortunity to save MEN’S OVERALLS (24); Northeast quarter snd N o rth w n t wait quarter of Bertlon Thirty (30); North "money," by selecting a'nair of white-duck pumps MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS 23c Made of 220 Blue Denim, full- cut. "Union quarter ol Southeast quarter , ol Section half of Northeaat quarter, Bouth hall of with corrugated sole, witn while pneumatic heel, Twrnty-ftve (SO ; N o rth w n t quarter ol North half, Northweat quarter of Northweet Athletic style, knit Undershirts Made," all sites, spedtl prices for Monday's sell­ Northeast q uarter. South h sll.o l S o u th w n t quarter. North hall of South hall and Bouth also this same pump with an in- /Ta -f i A for men and boys,'sixes up to 44, sj>ering. quarter of Northeast quarter. East hall of eaet quarter of Snutheaat quarter of Sertion ial a garment_______ r............. .. -.. Northeast quarter of S o u th w n t quarter nf Thirty-one (31); Eaat half and Eaat half of Northeast quarter, W n t halt of N o rth w n t W n t hall of Section Thirty-two (3t); all .of UNDERSHIRT SPECIAL quarter of Southwest quarter of Northeast Bertlon Thirty-three (33); Northeaei quarter „ , YOUTHS* OVERALLS * 54.00 VALUES 12.98 ■ Men's genuine French balbriggan q u a rt e r),’Southeast quarter of Northwest of N prtheait quarter. Weal half of North a neat blue pin stripe check for quartsr, n r e p t West half of N o rth w n l w ait quarter an d S o u ih w n t quarter ot Fac­ Undershirts and Drawer* to match < Here is the nt*ce and time tn secure great this In quarter of Southeast quarter of N o rth w n l tion Thirty-four (34); Eaat half of-Eaet half, Sale three ‘ Overalls have been fprMonday's selling, cboic* garment. values in men'* Work Shoe* in Northweat quarter of N ortheait quarter; quarter. North half of Northeast quarter of specially priced only-----................. N o r th w n t quarter. East half of Southeast W n t half of Boutheart quarter, and Eaat Blucher snd outing style, * splen­ quarter of Nortbeaet auirter of N o rth w n t half ql Weat half of Bertlon Thirty-live (33); did value ioJ- s pair, only.:........... 51.00 VALUES 59e Nortbeoat quarter quarter, W n t half of S o u th w n t quarter N orthoart quarter of SHIRT SALE qu arter of Boutheoat quarter of N o rth e r n quarter of N o rth w n t q u ar­ Boutheaet . For'Monday selling a-Iarge‘assortment of the For Monday see this choice selection of men's MEN’S SILKPOX ter, Northweat q u a r t e r of N o rth w n t W n t halt of Eaat half. Boutheoat quarter o latest In men's Caps will be placed * Ncgllgt-0 Shirts, with snd witheut col- 1 fm f* quartet, Eaat half of S o u th w n t quarter Southwest quarter and W n t half of W n t See this sped si assortment of on sale—value* well worth f l .00 each of N o r t h w n t quarter, North half of half of Sertion Thlrty-oia <3*1; nil In T OW N lsr, all sixes. Specially priced tor ( t)C Men'* Silk Socks during Monday's A ( i n 0U T 1I,R A N O E S o u th w n t quarter, W n t half of S o u th w n t HIIIP T W E N T Y -T W O (III SO your* for only...............................— . quarter of S o u th w n t quarter, , Northwest T H I R T Y -O N E (31) EAST. Sale at only........................................ quarter of Boutheoat quarter of- S o u th w n t E X C E P T I N O and reaervlnf; however, *11 . quarter, Eaat half of Southeast quarter of of the timber etand lnt. fiow inf or twlni S o u th w n t quarter, S o u th w n t q u a r t e r . of upon the sold land or any part thereof for 60c QUALITY SUITING 39c TENNIS SHOES Southeast q uarter, Eaat ball of N o r t h w n t o period of ten yeare from and after the quarter of Southeast quarter and N o r th w n t t t i h day of June, 1*11, lo ieth er with the We have prepared for this season of the year Summer weight mannish effect Ladire' Suiting In mixed olive shade, a good color quarter of Northweat quarter of Southeast ifeht to cut. tua aod romovo tha eamo, and by'aecuring a special purchase of white Tennis and weight for summer, Thia ia a splendid bargain. !\Vhlle this bolt lasts, yours lo r a yard quarter of Sertloa T w tn ly -S li tl § ) i Eaet all neceoaary rlrhta of way ovor, upon an d Shore - with white corrugated sol? A n half of Northeaat quarter of N o r th w n l arroea tha aald Undo durlnc th o'lerm aforo only quarter. East half of Northweat quarter ol Mid, which may be w r r n a i y or convenient for men, women and boys. Very H n f * Northwest quarter,-Eaet half of Eaat half of In ueiai or removing the eald limber. special for. ____ __ _________ ____ Southeast quarter of Northwest quarter of T . V. WAHLOW. TABLE DAMASK 8PECIAL Soctloa Twenty-eotren (IT): W n t s h a l l af Aa Special Matter Aforeeofd Northeaat quarter of N ortheait* quarter, A. J. L'Enito 72 inches wide satin Table Damask, about 80 per centt. pure linen. ThU U ann ea­ W n t half of Eaat half or Northaaat quartar Catkin H081ERY (LADIES') of Northeaat quarter, an d N o r th w n t q u artar Solicitor! for Iho Complainant. traordlnary value for Monday'a telling and a good time me for you to replenUh your table We have'Just received a special shipment of linen, a yard.--------L. ts-rrt-su of N ortheast, q uarter of Soctioa TweolyHoeiery in lisle, also in pure eight (IB): N ortheast quarter of Northwest quarter of Soctloo Tbirty-lwo (3J); East tn Ctrenlt^Coart, H ie in tk Jodlrlal Clieolt Thread Silk special prices a pair . . . « a *Jis halt of N ortheast q uarter of Northeast quar­ Btiolnola County Florida tn Cbanctry 16c, 26c, 49c, 69c, $1.19 and.___ b o y s W a s h s u it s te r , Northwest q uartsr of Nortbeoat quarter J. M. Jloblneon, Complainant of N ortheast quarter, Northeast quarter of vn. Citation Also a good aasortment of Mcn’a In Middy Blouse style, also in the popular Norfolk cut, made of selected galatea tn Nortbweat q uarter of Northeaat quarter. Virile Roblneon, Defendant, Weal hall of N o r th w n t quarter of Northeast Toa Virgin sport.. Connecticut Social at the bargain price* of 36c, 26c neat stripe*, size* 3 to 8 yean. Three are very attractive and well wortl) $2.00 a suit. Irgla Robinaon, Robinson, IIrid Bridgep . quarter, South h all,o f Southeast quarter ol Yon ora hereby oordered bo—and appear >h ore r d e r s - to ------ --------8pedal for only.............................. .... : _______________ _____________ _________ 19c, 16c and_............— ----- ------- — N o r l h e u t quarter, E ast ball of Nortbooat before-jrur sold court a t tbo rourt bouse In quarter of Southeast quarter ol Northeaat flaolorl, Florida, In tbo above entitled cauae, quarter, Eaat ball of S o u th w n t quarter of on the nrst Monday la Jnoe, 1*13 being th e Northeast quarter, E ast ball ol Northweat Brat paid Monday In oald month, to answer quarter of S o u th w n t q u a r t e t - o f ' Northeast tbo Mil of compliant Died herein atalnet quarter, Soutbeoet quartet of Nortbeaet you, else (be same will be taken no conferred quarter of Southsoot quarter, Southwest n ad followed by Baal decree. quarter of Southeast quarter of Southoaot I t In further ordered th a t thla order bo quarter, Southweot quarter ol Southeast published In th# Sanford Herald, n news­ quarter, 8 oulh half of N o rth w n t q uarter'o f paper published In Bemlnole County onto Soutbeaat quarter, E a st half of Nortbeoat earh Week for four conaecuUvo weeka. qu arter of N o r t h w n t quarter of Boutbeoat Given under my hand and aeal of aald quarter, Woat half of N o rth w n l q u arter of court, thl* lb* I l t h day of April, ISIS, N o r th w n t q uarter of Southeast quarter, (oeal) E. A. DOUGLASS. W n t half of W n t ball of Northeast quarter -Clerk Circuit Court, Seminote Co. Fit. of S o u th w n t quarter, W n t ball of Soutbeaat Dlrhlnaon * Dickinson • uorter of Southwest quarter. East half of Solicitors for Complainant. outhwset quarter, of Southwest quartar. T3-FrM te S o u t h w n t q uarter .of Southwest quarter of S o u th w n t quarter, Eaat half Of N orthw ait quarter of S o u th w n t quarter ol Beetloo Thirty-four (14); South half of Southw n t quarter of Boelion Thirty-mis 0 4 ) ; all U T O W N S H IP T W E N T Y - T W O (II) BOUTIf. R A N O E T H I R T Y (30) EAST. N o r t h w n t q uartar of Southoaot quarter ■fd W n t half af Bectloa Ooo (!>i Root hall • I N ortheast quarter of Soctloa Two (1)1 S o u t h w n t quarter ol Northeast quarter Ths fiweet potato, is one of the Narthw eat quarter, Northeast q u arter olj Rti'tthwrot quarter. North half ql Soothe eel great crop* of Florida/ and tl)c fie* —■ — --—-------FO fa qooiter. Sooth wee I q aartor of S o n ih o u l qaarter, North holt of Bonthooit q u arter at 1 0 3 for planting la well along ■•nthoaot q u arter of Bertlan Twolv* (It)} LEGAL ADVERIISING ,22s a srsr-r's^ stt-ss J MONDAY, MAY 6 The Sumiher Number The Fashion Book Pictorial Review Patterns • W DON’T FORGET THE DAY MONDAY, MAY 6th 9c a 10 c Pictorial Review Patterns V 3 39c 5c 9Ic 59c a 12k & Shoes - Shoes 25c 25c $2,98 69c 49c 59c $1.49 $1.39 I, 10c $1.49 We Sell Pictorial Review Patterns Complete Stoick of Patterns and Embroidery P a t t e r n s On Hand a RAISE MORE SWEET POTATOES (INCORPORATED) koM half of Boothveet quarter af Booth* n o it qu arter ol Bocllon Elevun ( I I ) ; Booth;. many sections. Tha wteyil, * aeri oita peat la It) the atate rind under quarantine, and it ia well for growen, Corner Sanford Avenue and Second »Street ;U /. jlM I . '’.it 7* TH -E have arranged to have on Sale a Great Many very Attractive and Choice Bargains in Merchandise that is Wanted at this. Sea­ son of the Year and Receiving Shipments of Mer­ chandise every day as we do, you can Select what you wish with the Certainty of being New Fresh Goods and our Prices mean a Great' Saving. S V •hi 4 -‘ � 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, May 03, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 03, 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/1758c166264310693908398057c3a632.pdf 0dffa0929aa8b9acf0d3fe72a8e66ea7 PDF Text Text - 1■^ ■T i d .'.il ^ .1 m l <■ ■ ^ '/ ^ - PUBLISHED : ,EMi. WEEKLY IN TH E HEART OF THE WORLD’S G! — ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS • EST VEGET . . >■- SECTION NUMBER 71 • SANFORD, FLORIDA* T u'e SDAYJ APRIL SO, 1»18 VOLUME IX * . icSl& ‘V*' Great al Institutions Paderewski 8 prou Voorhla ..Roger* la thla great c ris ia lf the affaire of this natlaa. w.c should bead oar en­ ergies toward^making oar aehoole all that they.should be and make them Ike rallying point for that patriotism and that Amerlcanlam that la'hold; |Bg /a n d will continue to hold the I- many'eoippenent parte or tkla conn* ' try logelher—a M hntry that will af ; • all tlmea bo one and Indivlaable. In th e ’midst of war's alarms, In the mldat of greater oacrlflcee. Id the mldat of suffering'we. must rally . ronnd the Hag Orel and. round our ehnrchei and aehoola next. Our great leader* President Wilson and all the ofDrlal heads or the depart* meals In. onr government aek. end arge our children to aland by their aehoola and eollogea;_.4th e topplor aeeda men but^lt. need* educated « tn moil.pf all and let thla thought guide scholars..teachers and parent* and all offlelala or the sehoa]ju..Pa« plls ohould do more and‘bol(or work, teachers should give more at their time and.attention to pupils, parents carefully the ahould watch, more < *“ progress of their Children, school offlclala should do more Tor (packer* and pupUa thhn aver before jn our history. ' ’ Another aucceaaful term of th* Sanford aehoola has been-doaed..and another class of girls apd boys has gone forth to battle’ with the world armed cap-a-pl* with the armor of (e) At Parting.—----------Mr*. F. M; Aldri ' Juvenile Group: Hprvath Minuet.—- ----- -------- Velma 8hlpj» moral------- ^.Tiehalkowiky Theodora Miller * Motart Minuet Margaret Cowan....';.-, * ialcali ..:...i:..-M llo Deyo Georgia Mobley Jelsctlona—....Verdi-Crmmsr Helen Peek Prelude C Sharp Minor.......... ..— ,— . Anna Mason • Polka de Contort. .......Homer Bartlett ' .. Alma Blunt* (a) Had a HtOTWA.;-*.---.....Korbay (b) Aahea of Rosea.....................tWpod** (c)A Disappointment................Harris • Mr. Walter Drennen * Love'Dream' No. 8............. .'L int Ml**Fannie Reba Munaon . Revolutionary Et ude— Chopin ( t f •* ••» ••• Theexerdiee of the Eighth Grade are Interesting every year as It means that the pupils have gone through the Aral half of tho ac^hool life and to maily of tham tho moat difficult for marty . pupil* navor get above the eighth grade and It ha* been the torch of preparednoa* 'and work Well Tho commencement exerclaee •’be­ gan on Wednesday evening with the Recital b y the piano pupil* of Mrt. Fannie* >Stembridge MutiXott, • as­ sisted by Mr*. F. M .-Aldridge, so­ prano, Walter Drennep, tenor, Mre. Robert* Branch Beacham,. accom* » n U t - _______________ ; ^Musical Recital : v.iVi The music recital whleh annually opetp" U\jav Commaneement ..Week program* of. the Sanford schools and la always locked upon as a rare, fauslcal, treat was held at tha . High School Auditorium on Wednesday OMIllovArl e v e n in g .---- .— . . — a...* rendered with the d u b and brilliancy of* for­ mer yean, adding another laurel to .the wreath df neblevament which crowns the annual event with *ue- ^renditions was fTK% . little folk .led a pf A large and enthusiastic audlanc* greeted tho performer*, giving un•tin te d . applause aa sach number was eleVarly rendered. Tho attractive etago decorations surrounded the event w$h eharm and dignity, tha . cool green baek ground of graceful bamboo and palms from which gleam td the white •tatuary of famops raualdan*, com­ pleting the artistic sitting f6r the prVttlly gowned young people, play­ ing their pert* with thereat# hnd poise Of long experience Mre. A. M. Philips opened \the • Mr*. Aldridge pos.er.ea a soprano program with a vbcaj selection, ‘vthe of •beautiful •quality and .under .ei­ Star Spangled Banner,” which aha der excellent-coqirol> In the aonga ot llfb tv qujUtjr war* Ana and Aweet^V.f. ,: ; •Mr. Drlnnen, fret# a .•mhaleal standpoint' ia a cultured artiat and thorough moaldan. .. He alng* a*, only on* who know* and lore* mu­ sic can *ing.//,teaeb^<Ae«e**e » 'd n e data ' were received with war proval and heartleat eneor**, voicoa*’yUlng and'-falling with gemusg. g > f : -l.-., . j », « • • • • • • • • * ♦ M M »«V - i. ..... .. mate Artist, fascinated by held lier listener* • pur* tohee/and nterpreUtlons. Under the direction of Mre. Fan­ nie Stembridge Munson, the annual musical recital la one of the moat onjoyabla of all the plea*lng features of Commencement Week and this year waa one exception Schubert March of Dwarf*...',------- . —- —Gilev avtr ,D thg hlatory of Amec. ChariottaSiqUh ^ |e«n lMtltutlons. . ? Minuet—1-----------^.|fo*irt-8chuloff I j^ y ^ ty was the watchword of the . - .Adale Rung*. Tbeodorw.Runge . Elghth Qmde exerdua and It v u . A La Blk* Alm#o.-w-Edoard 8chutt U rrted 0ut In the progra pi which Iaotta Stone I was aa followe: * • . IV*1*!#* Brady, Peyton FoHson . m. �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIGHT icold anT cElde this child—the exact Image of her dead mother, rah. So 1 said: !TH. agree to thla Illogical union —the plebeian with the aristocrat—If you'll agree to wait until he himself la able, In this town, to support you In the condition In which you were born.1 She agreed. I knew It would take him many years to gain a foothold In thla ofd Kentucky town. "The time for making nominations for county offices was rapidly ap­ f . All Local Advertisement! Under proaching, and I soon noticed that my This Heading THREE CENTS a would-be son-in-law was shaking bands Line For Each Insertion. Minimum and kissing backwoods babies at a live­ ^ ly rate. ,1 got the nomination for conn* Charge 25 Cents. ty Judge, by the asking, as usual, and In anawenng an advertisement my party had at least 600 majority. where no name ia mentioned In the "My law student got the nomination •d, please do not ask The Herald against me from bis party, and ho was for information aa to the Identity of my opponent—what political impu­ the advertiser. Usually we do not dence 1 know who the advertiser la and if "I thought ho wanted the nomination we do we are not allowed to give from his party as an advertisement for a young lawyer. Well, sub, I can still out thia information'. Simply write feci a hitch at roy heart when I think a letter and address it as per in­ of the horrors of that moment when structions in the ad. the returns of the election cajno in FOR SALE and I found myself, Judge Uluoblood, suh, defeated by a majority of Just 500. . For* Sale—New crop Bermuda Fraud—Infamous fraud—had been onions,. 60c pk;; coc per half peck committed. I would contest the elec­ delivered. Phono 281. * 71-3tp . tion, of course. ‘ For Sale—Sweet pbtato “Christine told me-that lf*hef lover had rcojly been guilty of countonnno- Porto Rico variety. At the Ing ballot-box stuffing against her dear p)ace, Beardnll Ave. For pric old father, she would-cancel the en­ R*. F. Crenshaw, Sanford, Fia gagement, so I sent for the leading pol­ iticians lb each precinct to medt“On' For Sale—A few thousand pepper the'coming day. nt my office, report the enormous frauds known, to each, uod plants, 30c hundred, 62.50 tfrousand. help devise a plan of contest. See C Leffler. - . 70-2tc “On the day appointed my office was •For Sale—Fresh milch cow. R. L crowded with old-time friends, but Garrison, Sanford, Florida. 70-ltp • their peculiar countenances were not Indicative of rftuctrgood, as they sevFor Sale—.1914 Model Ford tour­ cimllynppenred. After sll'wera In and ing . car. Good runnlpg cohdltion. the door locked, I turned to Ham Jar- *W.’M. Haynes, Herald Office. 69rtf rls, the leader In Concord precinct, and For Sale—16 hand farm or draft bade'hltn report the frauds.In his prodnet. '---- v ................. horse, weight 1360 lbs. Inquire L. A M,Wnl,' he drawled, with an enr-to- Brumlcy. . 53-tf enr grin, 1 know of two I think. Two fellers voted for you that won't of age.' • W V “A thunder of laughter, at which I' A A A frowned, went up from each throat. “All, finally, acknowledged they had voted ngnlnst me I . “ 'And here Is our authority for vio­ latin' party principles.' said onp. hand­ ing me a clrculnr that each man In the hack precincts had received the night before election. It ran aa follows: “ 'Vanceburg, Ky., Nor. — “ *Denr Sir—Will you have the kind­ ness to vote ngnlnst my father and for his penniless, sclf-nmde'-opponent. to whom I’m engaged? Ah, dol My fa­ ther Is a rich man, has received the hlfchW"honor*, and doesn’t need the office. It would not onlyvbe a great service to me, hut would encourage thousands of poor hut ambitions young men. I nppcnl to Kentucky gnlinntry.’ “So the young man could support Christine without my nld. I was out­ witted. Thus I .gave him his congres­ sional boom and my daughter* sub." CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING The'Picturea that Please • Special Holiday Matinee Friday at 3:15 ■. . p r o g r a m • •~T* •• THURSDAY—Marjory Wilson in “Ffan of Chance FRIDAY— Harold Lockwood in ‘‘Under Han­ *" dicap.’', a Western Feature. .... 1 • * •- ... S A T U R D A Y — “Verigeance'and the Woman” ‘ “The Eternal also -Ethel* " Barrymore in Mother, C O M I N G — Tuesday—‘‘The Woman in the . Web” a serial with Hedda Nova, the celebrated Russian actress. GREATEST COLLEGE ATHLETE IN THE COUNTRY WILL FADE OUT OF SPORTS u iim V'**" * l ; ' j • v . ................. , i ■■ . . When the senior cadets at West J’Ojfll graduate next Atigust, ten months abend of time, the greatest all-around college nthflte In the country will fade stunt Intermarriages with Ocrmhn out of collegiate nports for the stern business of war. , princely houses, however, have mado • Kliucr OHphant will never nguln defend the *honor of the army on tho gridlnm,* fok hi* early graduation will rob him of ono moro year of football, the Itmnnnorr strain of today more and. like aWhfs brother endets, who will graduate thl^jR fr, ho will bocomo vfiarmnn than Russian. Nay; the old­ est ancestor of the honso tif Roman­ a commissioned officer In the army. *".... ' • Thero ore great athlete* In cVery age, hut few have over been uncovered off. Andrew Knbyln, Is said to Jmvo who. have had tho nll-nrvund ability In vnrious branches of sports that Oll-i conic to Moscow 'from Prussia (1341). The name Ilomnnoff was given to tho phnnt has. ■ family by the boyar Roman Yurievltch, the. fifth of direct descent-from. (bat look from me liiy daughter nriQ Andrew, who succeeded In getting a female melnlxT of his fumlly on,tho political life ut one fell swoop.” The grand old Kentucky aristocrat throno of the ctnrs by marrying his toyed with a spoon a moment with tho daughter to Ivan tlio Terrible. In mint In nn empty glnss, n humorous February, 1013, Mlkhael Feodorvltch bit of polltlcul reminiscence showing In Romanoff, a hoy of seventeen, wus proOy J. JOHNSON clulmcA-rziir..grand duke and autocrat his eyes.' * t.. . • ' of-nil the.Husains In the Itvd squnro . "When'John-F. Blackcnham," con­ With this accession to :(C o p y rlfb t;illC Western Nawapapar Oslo*.) tinued tho Judge, “first came In from of, •Moscow. the throno of fl|o famous, or rather 111u“Yes, suh," skid Judge IlluAblood to his cabin home on .Balt. Lake to study fnine/l, dynasty begun o ' 304 yenrs* law. with m e/he would*.have been a Jne.thls morning, after enough Feturns misrule that—let us' hope—has ended •,Wert* In to show that his soq-ln-lpw, .good attraction In a dime mufecuml John F. lllnekenhnin, was elected to But I saw. thnt tho fellow wns not nil congress. “I am n little proud ibf his" bluo-JcAns, and knee Joints^. Big ah ho • ‘greaOlctory, although he Is’Jhc n>«n wns, he wus prlnripally head, “When, my daughter Christine came hqmc from Lt-Xlhgtnn, where she had grad tinfed, site one day called In nt tho Inw office, and, with secret nmuscuiout; I Introduced the uncouth, plehclnn youth to the beautiful, high-born aria- CHRISTINE’S RUSE '' K » ' * • F. ’s U ’ For BaWnTaH'* aem 'lham raock land on Cameron avenue, right in the heart o f the celery delta. —This farm joina railroad loading station. Three acre* cleared. Must be aold to close an estate. If interested write F. J. McDannel, Owosso, Michigan; • * ,63-tfc ’ For Rent—Three1 cf fronting on First street, airable offices in city, s good office rooms in sai Yowtll & Speer. WANTED Wanted—Good'second hand For Sale—Large, farm horse, also writer heavy wagon, only used short time. Inquire J . . E. Tcrwilllger,. 709 Oak Either ip Star Theatre or bei avenue. . 67-tf Star Theatre or between Star atro -and Stomper’s Msrket. For Sale—Ford T ourin^fjar, De- tached to chain with buttbn. J nwnwtablo wheels.. Good condition. gram E. T. J. Sure-on'nose Bareainy Phono 6.* P. O. Box 983. Leave at Herald Office and t reward/.* • * 7. fo r.rent Hen and Women Wanted ' to Dig. Potatoes . at Hastings, Florida Good W ag te ’Season Starts Apr.8 For Rent—Two nicely furnished rooms/ 200 E. Fifth St. 71-tf * Hastings Farm Labor Bureag For -Rent’—Two-or three partly furnished or unfurnished ■rooms. 115 W. Ninth St. 71-2tc‘ , If iO T IW P O ln k ieH . HASTINGS, PFLORIDA A T L A N T IC HOTEL For RFnt—Furnished house from middle oFM sy until October. In­ quire Ninth and Laurel. 70-2tc Ootaide a n d SfT r»»rd . liaom and lUlk II aa a. SI.SO. j r a a j U I I A O l a l U I . IL Iraak T n rn Prea>l«u*. ■ *• \ JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Cam»M a. Madaan. H nnanL Oalalda Baa ; la IW Wra/I of dty. C a iin ln l u B«ad fa* booklet. Wladle W. HaU, JW. ■UUUUU m sy p y i resn o n i A A A • . , r 10 Doz. Bleached Union Linen Tow • *.. .els,. Hemmed, 24x48, .Good ‘ 50c Value, for, ' a * i SILK SHIR TS ' Hm $ G ® v e r Y for Coughs 8Colds I)r. King’s -New Ijfe Pills JcCep you In III a OS healthy liUllllijn condition.,* w iiuiiiuim , Rid a«»vs the m y body iaai j jot poisons and waste.CImprove your complexion by keeping tnc Dowels regular. Get a ' jt , bottle from your 'drueeiits druggists to-day. 'Effective but mild. Bruise* and Sprains S l o c Y r t ’s Iin tm e n i ngement. One morning aho came to me na I'wns about leaving for tho of­ fice. ntad, putting two soft arms'about my »etk,-1old mo Mr.- Blackcnham hod proposed marriage to her. Thinking sho had regarded It ns s deadly Insult, I said, as soon as I could get my brenth: 'Never mind, darting, I'll look after tho gentleman.’. - "She -snuggled closer. to my bosom, patted my checks with her rosy fingem-and said: Tm so glad to hear you say yoti will look after him I He's .so poor,-and bceds your assistances and as I'm the only child you hare, I know, being rt£h, you will p atjIV ’iU starve ttotll he gets started In the taw 'practice. - You will look after him P "f*'w*, "~Tnbment speechless ‘With fury; then I said: *Can \ believe all this?* 8he looked up and said, with af­ fected tnnocehqe: 'Papa, If you can’t believe me,' IH go to tho office with ■yoasnd prove It by him l’ "My mind worked under high pree- WTury- Whst_yqbld l do? I cooldot P»f M ia t rr L»|lalalaia To lh* Democtallc Volar* "1 Haia.lnolo Co.l I hereby,announce my candldary (or r*prraentatlve In' tba n ail Florida I»«l*latura from Eamlaolo* county, aubpet lo Ilia «!•"»• orrallc primary lo be held Juna 41b o( thla yfar. ar.il la if it your con»ld»rollon ,o ( my' (lUallAcatlona. . „ J. J.TffcKItfioN. To tba Votara ol Bamlno** Co.t , 1 her to annoueco that I am a candidal* tor ro-*t*ctlon to tho houia ol r*pr**«ntatl»*a from B*mlnola eounty. Matins *ar»*d you In that rapacity In lha a**«lon ot 1WI7 1 faal I am prepared to elv* you h#lt*r **r*lr* lo 1919. I do not know ol\4ny'T»a»nn why you ahould not fiv e raa a-tocond term, which ha* always b*«n accorded all rro re •entatlvra In tha pa»t. I fully appraclato lha h l|b hoaor paid ma by tU elln c ma In ISIS and 1 haya andtavorad at all tlmaa to look attar lha InUrrata ol tha paapla ot !-*mlnol* county and tha atata ol Florida I hope I hava not lallad .to (nlflll your asractatlona and I trust you will aaa your way dear to tlv a n t • aacood tarsi. Asaln thanking you far lha many dayora baatowad a * ma la tha pail I premia# that 1 w ill ha faithful la tha tnuk tmpasad la ma^ - ■re’S n i u W s i i u i . w ; • ' * ■ N E W WINDLE HOTEL For -RenL-rr>The Haynes house on Sanford Heights, 4 rooms, big yard, complete water system, gnragp, elec­ tric lights, etc. H. C. DuBosp. V • 68-tf 25 Doz. Bleached Turkish Bath Tow els, Hemmed Ends, 25x48 size, Easy 40c Value for,...:; . ^ 1 ' Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or Month—Park afenuo Flat, 106 JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA North Park avenue, over L. R. Phil­ Cor. Bay & Hognu....Close to ErerjtUa| ips & "Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. • One Diock from PoMoOire . Hart, manager. . 30-tf lU t and C*U R m l a i Wain la E,rn Bmu. u m m 9 . '" To Close Out Consisting of $3, $3.50 L... and $4 Shirts a t ' . �-.ii.Lt W tuM W M hiui krn J im MHBK a m «a>v!iK7sax<a>xiacuiBrm3C9nKcici more to >the time he disposed of t l n \ 2 *3 tnek iamong'theflio ienry LundqoUt was real pleased ' T . 1? ' .mounto i . ,to/#ee hit nephew, Sidney Housto LfWI-\hetb# M,e Pri« whom.he has not eeen for man it!, the Llh eaih prises reeelvsd SlBO«ad 1 Jrears, one day this week, at the profit of m g on hla'lnVsstment |ihopa. He ia now located-in Cubaf ----------------— doing, government dredge. wofk end . Monroe eouhty la raising tm.Mn this Is hia first vacation In three I t haa been found that whinin' tankage one part by weight. Aa tne | years. ' Farmers H are a Freblem j-other aections, where It his "The shortage of farra^labor and plge'get older the proportion of corn Mr. and Mrs. Niels Swanson were the high prices of feeds put many may be gradually increased,so that T l rtU* th« tmspin to vexatious problems up to tba farmer* by the time the ahoata weigh one Iguests of C a rl- Pierson in an auto marketable site, experiments !a “ IS M •aye John M. Scott of the Unlver- htindnd-pound, tb . .mount of corn - S f e k « *"'» -Mi*. E.-W. LundquUt aith of Florida experiment station. wUI h.vo b e n doobW ." T l.L 1M' - . V - ; A'ilesMdM- t~ A WerB ^ 0ff io r th t ^y* "In adding to their troublee from this source, farmer* are advlaed to lo r bog. i t to y It to m peel ally I T J**Vj „dEPV i 'dh '5'* E increase the number of hbfsl% beef good for yodftg growing pigs’,'since it J hurV?*y' .Af r . 8*h.’ HJ* cattle, dairy cows, and poultry of contain. * large-amount of muscle ISSUED 2u W V i* RED CROSS M EETING the farm. While Oil* advice la given building nutirenta which the small *** * * THta The-Third Friday of every In good faith, few realise the fanner's pig. need In relatively larger amount ,ta ?r* IcBah.0^ h\ Y* *** mpnth will be a biuintS thin older hors. • P»^y. The last Sunday he was position." , mertfog of the Red Cross, jidr tfrom'hlood ’ sui j meal. able to leave home he spent -in.our. The-present lebor dtuation Is be­ •r Tankage differ* At Woman's Club on Oak ing keenly felt \jy jh e farmers of the In composilfoh.. While Its protein S j g S 5. Avenue, at 2:30 p. m____ state, yet there Is ii.strong demand content is not aahigb, it runs higher, kM,beI "** * ^ ltor for increased crop production and in a sh ’or mineral matter and, also ** flome °* ^ n ' A. Bertelson I think the Savings Stamps are the finest system also an increased.number of farm.an­ contains some/ soluble meat salts .*,d** imals. which act as .w stlmulat to digestion. I Oeo. Ballinger called oh Mr. for encouraging the children to save that has ever been ^"According to, our beat figures,'* Tankage ia used to a much larger I Pierson Monday, devised. This aride from helping to win the war. says Mr. Scott, '"there has been a extent fo^ hog^feeding than ia blood] Mrs. .C harlotte Bertelson, ' Mrs. very decided increase in the number meal. ' jJohn Borell and little nephew, WoodR. J. HOLLY of hogs in the state the last twq In addition to the concentrated ard Bertelson and Mri. Emil, MagMY SPECIALTIES: ‘ years. "In fact, the percentage in­ ration mentioned above it ,would be nuson were guests Sunday of Nr; crease In hogs has been much greater desirable provide a special forage|*nd Mr*. Andrew Berte,aoo,(n honor PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTBD CHINA than thh Increase In our crop por- crop, .such as* rape,‘for young plge. | of the bjrthday of Mr. Bertelson. ducion., And that brings us face to If your object is to make your plge I A ’ birthday surprise party was GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER face with Florida’s big problem— gain aa rapidly aa possible than feed [gotten „p 0n Mr. V. 0. Tyner last ROGERS' PLATED WARE ** that of Increased crop ..production. them all tne above ration that they Saturday evening,, about 37 being ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES How can. it be solved with our pres, will c o n s u m e .. present ‘ 'Aa'usual a good time was ent labor shortage?" To make tbit largest gain, feed 8 had. and all wished their boat.many BUDGET OP OPINION “JUST BETWEEN One solution seen by Mr. 8cott is weeks old pigs’a t least three times a more returns of the day. The next that of using our *olla tq. tbe. best d*y* YOU AND ME.” I evening the families of Messrs. H. 0 . advantage. He says thersTare too Lundquiit and* Roy Hudgins wtqe • • 7 many acrea of land in the state invited for cream and cake. P lu m b in g and Better Predecers Needed planted to corn that will not produce The slogan for increased livestock more than ten o r' fifteen bushels per should be, "More economical pro­ Fitting -----------' CAN USE PLOUR acre. This land' should either be at- ducers," aays John M. Scott of the A C R IE L IS AM ONG YE TAKING N O TES'A N D FAITH, lowed to ley out o r.b e planted 4o University oi -Florida- experim ent|n*l GovernmeAl Regafcsta That We " H E 'L L PB E N T 'E M " — SO SAYS 8A U N TERER. tome crop that will produce more station. * "A t present there are tdo All Work Receives My Peraoba1,1| 1 * _ feed per acre than will corn. There Abstain noon Bannnnnnnnnonnnnnnnnnnnnnonnnnnnnnnnnrtnnnnnnnnn many afrma in, Florida that.are over­ Tbe following from Mr. Beatham Attention A^nd Beat Efforts , ia a great des] of land- that U now stocked with mongrel , animals that Ben would not let his name bo at T T w u -ilid to hear 3udge 'Housbeing used for paature that would will not return e *profit when fed will set right the order on Potato OppesJlsbty BaU Teleekoss Ns Xk Weeks holder in his’speech on Liberty Diy tached to it. A graat many rea no doubt produce a larger amount high-priced*'fc«djTv *• get after the people Who day after good men -are in Sanford hiding of food products if planted to corn To the County Food Administrators, As an example, Mr. Seott refers to «>0»o»oooooo‘0 »*eeto»eee#eeee day see the flag" go .by without tak­ their light under a bushel and maybe or some other crop. Merchants and the public:. the dairy ofttle*- "O ur best statis­ *Special Order No. 420-A is hereby ing off their.hata. Seeing them do they are doing'their bit here a t hooifc The solution" reverts to a knowl­ thla and hearing hia speech iqepired and serving their country b u t really edge'of the. soil and what It can be tic! show," h'e lays, "that the aver­ modified ’to rftad as follows: ' *■j i 4, me to write the following which it seems like time and, talent wasted made to produce with the least ex­ age dairy cow in Florida produces "Wholesalers' and retailers In only 26& gallons of milk in a year. while It ia rotten poetry^navertheiees for them to remain here. ■ '♦ ♦♦♦' ♦ ♦ ♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ eM we e e e e e eel penditure of labor. . r • • • Under, present conditions, no dairy­ wheat flou£ are only requested jio t Oae lack Cards Will Be PabUsbed Ce­ exprelsce my admiration of .the man can continue to milk average to sell or to offer top"isle any wheat dar This Heading At The Rate 01*7.21 Guards and alio ray condemnation 1 The Germans will not' win onUtilise Labor Continuously dairy tow i. A’similar loss will be flour foV 'the week beginning April Per Tear. for the people i^ho fall to salute the the western fro n t They never In­ 29 antT ending* May 6th. There will Farmer*'who plan their work ao flpg: ..... tended to win thtl war—that is they that a given amount of labor will bo sustained by the farmer who. con­ be no penalty-if they do not comply tinues to ' feed hit high-priced feeds never intended to unless Russia had required the year round will be more Old Glory and The. Guards 1 remained Intact. Those wooden dcr above referred \o is only Intend­ The Seminole Guards are'passing by, headed Bolshevikis ruined Russia'* apt to ' get and retain - the' dteired hogs. e d for a request and not an order." Office 309 Park Avenue W ith-Old Glory at their head;’ chances of eyer being a country help than ■wilf, the farmer who haa Mr. Scott recognises the need for Braxton Beachsm. but one harvesting*'season in the There are old men and young men Telephone 291 when .they sold’"their country to year. T hat is the oplnfdn 'of W. A. dairy.and meat products'. To sup­ Marching with martial tread. Germany. The result will be that Dopson, labor •pecfklist'wRh head­ ply them a t a fair price at which Strong effort* are being made hy Office Hrtr lO-l 2 t.m. &2-4 p.m. They are our Bbya and your boys, at the . proper time Germs ny-nrill quarters at the University of Flor­ the farmer can make a fair profit on Tampa-to get one of the big govern­ listen, to peace, will concede AUace ida extension division,- who bases his. labor and capital Invested he ment plants for the construction of And aa they mdcch..today D R . X . D. BROWN and Lorraine, will indemnify Bel­ his statement on recent experiences must, Instead of Increasing the num­ concrete ships. D. C. Gillett,* former They may not be front line men ber of animals on the firm, keep, gium and Serbia and Roumania and But theyVe serving without pay. DENTIST ■| * %all the ravished coUhtries for their of farmers-end nthe , future, * i* outlook.' ohly such animals as will make prof­ president of th e Tampa Board of Tr^de is in Waihingtdn hard at In tome cases farmers retained la­ itable’returns. Should any trouble como to us , monetary losses and will retire Office Yoweil-Speer Building work with the shipping board..'lW< The Guards wifi not be wanting gracefully from thq, field and why? borers early” by putting them at "The farmer, who is keeping only efforts arc being seconded in every P h e n e 108 . Sanford, Florid* And our families are secure Became unless her propagandists some tasks that might 'have been average animals under present ad* ‘ — Prom war fears always haunting. are kept out of Russia that country eft for a later date so that the help normal conditions, and is depending way by every other Tampan. Data - of a comprehenalv'd'Mature is already would bo at hand when realy need­ THOMAS EMMET WILSON So when they parade down the street wilt be Toutonized in a short-time ed. But this plan is not for the .oxL.tHcprofits from-them , as ,a liveli, .in the handi of the shipping board, B. FEBCOSON HOl'EIIOLDEB and Gcrmatiy will etqergc from this hood is trsVeling a aurh road to the L,gvjng been, prepared and forwarded Besrlng the starry flag best. If the farm work can be plan■ rewntly by’ the Botrd of Trade> Every American'ahouid doff hia hat war with more territory than the bed ao that a certal e a mount of poorhouse," deelarea Mr. Scott. ever expected to have, with mbre Patriotism should not A, danger not foreseen by some while it is reported that- a govern• tag. * people under her thumb, with more work will be needed throughout the LAWYERS S iii farmers, but-.which haa bee» pointed ment agent ia now in Jacksonville on year the farmer's labor problem will rich territory and expansion than I t ia not the boya that you aalute out as real by the animal Industrialhis way to Tampa to investigate the Sanford, . Florid* Though they are worth j t a|l; ’ she could ever have hoped for had bo minimize^ and there will be fewer 1st, is that too many farms are .ike- proposition of locating at this place You honor the flag of liberty v-—,‘ ■he won the war. It remains for periods of shortage or excess in thq ly to become overstocked with both | more fully. America to Jump in'now with both labor' situation. And obey the country's call. „ U L U , A * J L f L L U l IL U ttcattle and h o p for which sufficient feet and assist so materially that cattle,to fe e d ’them for market,will Then clap your- hands, warm your Germany will not 1>e conquered 'but It is no exaggeration to sxy that ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Introducing Better Hbga' V heart ’• * By maintaining v sm all. herds of •not be available. The result of such there Is money in hop,' the fact be­ ", V ..... crushed ind crushed’ so completely a condition will be that a certain ing- clearly demonstrated by the Practice In Stele and Federal Count And s how you have* some pep, first , lean swine ql ' the different that Rsuala and every other country number of the anlraala will have to boys of St. Johna county. Robert Garner-Woodruff Bldg Cheer the fla’gi cheer the Guardi, Sanford FIswill be torn from her bloody clutches breeds, tilling them for student in­ Aa they pass wi(h soldier steji.' ' and unless 'ws crush her completely struction, and to sell the offspring at be sold at a sacrifice. Farmers in Webb of. Moultrie;, a member of the state are responding to the call bear in mind my. prediction aa moderate prices for breeding pur­ for more meat* animals and a rium- the Boys' Pig Club-borrowed 911.16 . . ; ^ — i last June and 'purchased a JDuroeposes, tbe University of Florida col 1 My old friend Ben Guthrie is above. SCHELLEMAINES ber are n o t givingnecessary attenJ Jersey pig which-hq gave proper atlege of agriculture 'bit doing much losing time working for. the railroad L AWY ER toward building up* th e quality of tlon to growing the feeds required to tentfoq. He exhibited it at the df*; wben'he should be cartooning either maintain nnd finish- the animals. play, of the Pig Club In this city in swine herds Jn /the atate. Many : ^ o m c « p i Vue o6 ubt iidusa for tbs government' or for some big farmer* get * good boar or a regis­ . Thp-keeping "of animals (h st will November and’ a t that time refused . niper. .-JUs latest drawlngs^M blted SANFORD V - FLORIDA tered sow as the foundation for a return a profit when high..priced a tempting offer^Yor the pig. H e has here are far better than tHe;be*t carfeqds are used la.one stop in the soluwon,$40 in cash prizes by exhibiting better herd in this way, says C. Li SA V E tooniata in this country and'one'of Willoughby, who haa th'e work, in tlon of the problem. Another is, to | • his drawings was in the Tampa W HEAT produp. the feeds required, right on I charge. •• Tribune the.,pther day but tytodest the farm. These two steps taken, A good herd of Duroe-Jcr*eyi has the minor troubles can be quickly been maintained •' for some time. eliminated. .' TmwasrdcxL.ke .are'kept, for Intro-, duction, the present stock Having geneva been secured from North Carolina. Mr. and Mr*.'O. R. Nichplson oil A small herd of Chester white hogs are doing well. These were donated* Daytona are visiting V. T. Peters | to the college by the breed record And family this week. Mrs. Endor Curiett atid ,Mrs. J. V.] association. Two Poland-Cblna bred gilts of Iowa breeding werq bought Wicks epent last Tuesday,-ln San-1 In March at £ sale in Georgia. Thp, ford. largest sow recently farrowed a litter1 Mrs. \y, H. Hand, 'Mist Clarice] of seven pigs, sired by the Boar King and Carl, her eon and. daughter were New Shipment Just Received Prince No. 292,268. •' jdaltora In Geneva last Sunday, i^0-L, Kf.*-'*TcL*i 3.' 7’, J ^ ' Tbe college is now offering for sale ipending the day with the Moran I a number of weaned purebred pigs family. We have the Agency for the Celebrated :.... of these various breeds. In eddltion Mr. a*d..Mrs. Claude Raulerson] Miller Tires. These tires Guaranteed for ■ !•*•» e«a *» * « u * im !1 to. the breeda represented by the Col­ and M r.-and Mrs. Aubrey ’Moran £ a k M il|w h rlM w lege' herds, the Experiment Station^ were visitor* to 8apford last Friday. the Minimum of 5,000 Miles. Re-adjusthas a herd of Bcrkshlres. Mre. W. J*. Daniels entertained men ts made in Sanford. We carry a line her Sunday school .class, the Willing of these tires and will be glad to have you Ration for Voting .... Worker* last Saturday eveblng; Mrs. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ e e e e e e e e e e e e s e e e e e » a e e # » e e e e e e e » * » ♦ « ♦ # ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ! ... i B/ood sow* ahouid be fed on la W. J. FJynt helping her entertain.] inspect them. wall balanced ration with plenty or Elaborate refreshments were served] protein to produce an abundant and all report having had a . royal flow of milk. After the pig* are time. . ' i -r7' weaned the sow requires* nearly- the UP8ALA AND GRAPEV1LLE same ration. "Bilt w h a t'a re the Mrs.'Magnuaon h a t home again, | newly weaned pigs to be fed?" the Cleaning. AlC«r»»ty of Florida experiment having returned the last of the week. H L - v r ------. ^ ^ n d « n n S t a r t Notf 0 ^ - 7 station, la often asked. Perhaps this Mr*. Bertelson ipent a few days Join Our G en tlem en 's V .M C lub. M on*. will answer; 1 ' • J with-her old friends, Miss Icenour and MU* Taber. "A very good ration for young SU ITS $ 1 6 .0 0 UPW ARD A p ip at weenlof' time when there is The rainy season seems- to have | i t : ,a f PHONE I N ' no milk available is c6rn 'four parte, set In this week. _ ; » y 1 shorts four parts, bran one part and Evidently the ahep men belisvi In j “ ""“ Tafti ^ & r rk,ubl* UNITED HENRY McLAULlN JE W E L E R Oe H* D IN G EE EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT Gas ii BUSINESS CARDS ™»K7.k Iwllb reguyt. ^ it. j Marshall Wilson & Housbolder BAT C O K N ■ s Screen Doors 1WTTT1TO TIRES Opal Screen Wire Cloth HILL LUMBER Oil. ■ a r MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER �TICE fotlan Is hotohp |l» e a ‘ that the f.lio .U * daocrlfcod 3SSWHSutStoSEgfi B**k R----- --— —-----— ., . '. . A . T , C«b *«ILr_________ New D| m |« u R e fe rfc 4 In P U I I t t k No 1 h | » *7 Semlaele C M i t r l i m k c. B. McCarthy • T E K iT t iw T V ih « n Unknown, R ailw ay....— St, I M t h aa B< rta iO *Od 11 I o. B. By. aad Lot 14------------ Coaaly R m t B LOll JD* If ■•■III i.n>ai.MIjom m -mmjmjmmm,■ S H o f _ U t - 14 aad T f F T a t M. M .Sm lth Lou 1». ——— Lo( S4 u d E H *4 8 of Rjr------Lot# Mt t7> i i i t i m d u ^ ljO T ^ r T c T r o r ii Lot. 4V w S J C 1 0 J B. i * t i tt ti at a w tot u ,« »i Unknown Lake Monroe Produce CO M. M. Smith._________ Unknown ___ M, M. Smith]_________ M. M. Smith______ ‘___ J. U 'A N. P. Colwell__ Armonr Fertiliser Works £ . W. Knew le e..______ Peter HeSman « t n«i i, i Cannty Rk m u •t S Black • Tier t ) ____ U 1 and S Block T Tier A A S Black 7 Tier B______ >4 I t Black T Tier B..... ... da S and S Black 7 Tier C 4 * Rlefch-7. Tier C_____ S It a Bloch a Tier A______ 4 7 Block a Tier A._____ 4a 4 and S Black a Tlor B 4a • ^ ^ f^ a n d 10 Back C . Carter— W. W. Oanlali. 4 I Block B Tlof C ~ Z Z ! 4 a Block a Tier C______ 4 10 Block a Tlor C— NWK oi Wj c. Stewart w . c. Stewart, W .C. Stewart, U nknow n....- Urn A. L. Lana. Hatto P. Leavitt W. F. Leavitt W. C. Stewart 1 P . ’L. Thrasher, L B. Simone.., W. Q. Aldrldf* i Thrasher. Thraeker, A. C. Mantaartro_ Bet 71k ft W aad S7f ft N of BE cor of IW M ------------■ ran W 170 ft N 1140 ft SE alone lake to point Lot 16 Block 11 Tier A.. U 1 1 Block II Tier B... Lot t Block 11 Tier E... Lota hand ID Block l l 1 .ol 4 Block 11 Tier B... Rickie Woodfarldte Bet ll t S ’T t'w an, dB4T4t|it, t f el WBE J . R, Ratter K ir M M w r tr r . W Kao of Sec B te pt 474 ft' N of 8 line See, K to bet Oaaa E ftO W. C. Stewart Xi C. 11. Dintee. Really True! Co. Realty Truet Co,, Jo# C am eron..... J. P. Laini __ _ Seminole Ceant/ Recuda 10 end II,------------S r r p , Leavitt... Beyd'a Hek Dlflelen as Bacerdad la Plat Bock, No. I. rage 14 ^'Snthlael* Coaair Record*. ------------------------ — * J. II. Brunson.. __________________ . Ethel Marks._ _________________ 8. O. flhlnholaer _________ ______ — Ethel Marks. _ ...---- ;— .----------* ' Reals McCain... ■Beblaeea'a Serve/ of aa Addition lo Sanferd as Recorded In Plat Beak I, Pafee •I and »J, Hemlnele Ceaslr Record*...... 8 14 ft of E 117 ft of Lot t ____ ■ J. P. Lalnn______ '__ '* Bef 44 ft W el NE cor Lot I run B 111 It W H ft v '• t f 117 M E 10 It....... ........ Ulotki 4. 4, 4, 7. 4. 4.1 0 . 11. 1*. is and 14__ _____ _____ _ Blocks i i . aa, aa, a i. aa. aa. aT and aa______ __—_ WJl of Block 44 (leas B 440 feet)_____ ______________ Block II (leu part N of Ity) aad nil Stocks S> and 40. Blocks 41 and 4 1 ..—__________ M. M. Smith la O: C, fellow* B. L. Perkins.. W. II Harvey Was. Clark’s Sab Dlealon of Block 11, Tier 14 aad Block 11, Tlor II «f Sanford no Recorded In Plat Book No. I, Pago 144, Hemlaale Cenaly Records {*•» * *4: ----------William M. Clarke-----.*^_ Lot t l Block It Tier 1 4 ... —— Unknown. N. .11. earner's Addlflen la Markham Ifelihte ss Retarded la Plat Beak t, Page 41 Bsm leele Ceuatr Records M. M. Smith U . M. Smith * ‘Uftysxrsvi\r:, u t t oTin^rM “ .:z z r_ z r_ _______ __________ K a.w T l'.V i’z z z z All 8 ol S A E Ry and N of 8 A t Ity Block A.i.|t— . Lot • Block K .„ w ____ ___— Lot 1 Block P.___ ____________ Lot J Block II_______________ Lot. I and 7 Block II Lots 4 and 4 Block I. Seminole Ceaslr Becerda Lot I B l o e W p , ___ —______ C. B. McCarthy_____ — W n. Clerk’s Sob Dirlefsn of Block 11 of Rehlaeea’e Sanford as Retarded In Plat Bosk 1*7' ................. Vlrriata S h aw ...______ 1 Wm Clark's Nab Dltlslen Sanlecd ee Retard The Town ol Saalud no Retarded In Plat lleek No. I, Pafee i t In 44 nnd Pafee >1 4 Block i t . . . . ___ j___—. 111. l i t . 114. H i and 117 Hamlaala C oast/ Records. •te I and • Block i f _______ Q. L. A W. J.|Takark . . . 14.14 I DIOCI 1 l l i r i . e e — — me B. E. Takach_________ 144.44 rdU l , i tod 11 Block 1 Ttcr 4... Seminole Connly Reeer A. Robbins...*.___ — Sf A4 Unknown. . ; ) — Xt.10 L0t *-------- L e ta .4 . 16 *na£ .11 Block S Lots 14 pad It eoTT—Z I ! Slone A Ckvo.jL_____ ’ llt .1 0 Lot’lA rL —— aii lM .lt Pond W In 8 W bar 'nnSrrdu III (I E nnd W by 140 ft N nnd S In SB cor) Block t Tier Lot. 1. >, I nnd d Block-1 Soh Djrlafon of Bleak* a t a r i J *4 Ikt Town of a aide hero a* Record AUw E. Bobbin. i Plat Booh No. I, Pag* 71. Sem lnrit Coaaly Refer da , Lou i , — JSx.1— * Wm. Clark-.:— ' 4.1 Alice r: Robbia. Tier 7 ...,- ................... ^ ■ Loti 4 end 10 Block 4 Tier 4...... NEW of Block S Tier 11-—*— m. Clark.. 44 f i t . *4 S by U t f l l j n * Black 47 and leu atrip L it ck K and W by 0-80 eh N and 8 nn E Beck 44. Block* I W. Price.. Block* Tt nnd 74 Block 74— ___ _ Blwke 4t, 41 nnJ Block 47 (lee* i iVl\i^dSt^Ksri filer he 47 part Ik Baaferd. Saalud Oraat. aa Bros Pag* 44. Semlaele Cnnnly Reeuda tween Lou 1 and 4 Block 4 Tier I--------------S 14 It of Lot II Block 4 WW J t U 4 f a W r 4 - T 1 u - l- ~ WH of Lot 4 Block 1 Tier 4 . . Lot 4 Block 4 Tier »J— 1---- --Lot t Block 4 Tier 4 . . . — — Semlnoto Coast/ Rererfa a V ;m iT w : Florida Land A Colealistlon Compan/'a Hal Book N* 1. Pa«* 71 Uaknewn A ft* # f~ L it i Block I Block*j ileZiZZIZZ. .‘ u i.'iK T i^ r d T t — •4 K .M ^ fm ltA —. ’■ Nlchotie A, Mllcbclli R. O. Ceulter Lot IP Btocl C m V 4' ! A lfm ock*! . . . , •Vri7tkii?dr*******•fM***• d ir it id i 40 . . T _ Back las il\4 ..,.._ — W. O. AldridfC Back Ua 1414-------- KnU Hnmpkriaa— ___t W. tt. Poll--------------C. W. Bowman..— , - MattW D a w k lu ...— Wnt^ Mr In loth______— .U O. Atria|lell* o ’a Balt IMoiMon aa Eocovdod la t-wm * SamlnHe Coon a t/ Rro. Lot 4 Block A.e — ------- — j ,,,,,,, : M ^o ’ r.u'HTifT^ A A Pad* 111 Bcmlnoto D. 0 . Monroo Batata., D. McGowan... 4. Chapman A Tnckar'd AddUUn In B a j E e r d e S w e ......................... f L 3 ia * « rr^ a r 4 4 ■* Book N*. I, Par. 4 J * - ’'c ' C. A. McCton.. d In n *^ book I, P afo 14 �B- J. HOI PuMikH **w» k.J F.kUy uimecnmoN raicli'in aotanck: * OHS TRAP. f**®S S IS M O O B S i M « i i t » i r u t n m unibu.— . » * t i i » t i M i i i I® ..........•• » 0*am«AI*<k*aifBrCMTt«r tll*rm Xm la m , A4TNM « M la Atrun M«4 D« M«l« M.OS** •nl m MaS MalWr JUfwt 0*4 I I N . at Ua rMtellW ai H u f w i H«H4a I U « Art at Man* SWL 117* . . V.. . V-..V T h t yeast and rye be mixed first and* the other ingredients added In the order n*med. • * i . ■V v - - - ■ This- reMpj is gTyen by- Jean Ri,’froeh, chehtrf-the.PUtmore Hotel in mew York, where - th e , fluffy white oreAd caused ah Invetlgatlon to ’ be made to ascertain whether the hi<fci1 was obeying the rule against ’ tyl Ite flour bpead.—Leesburg Commerc al. when W; M. HAYNES, ti ^ - 0 ~ w afterward* tha$ he hafl practised ju d nuch a schomo; and It may be that in FloHda tha^ fjtpmera\ r t beginning to enquire when a man taka Informa­ tion, "Are you a claim agent or a tax assessor?” Mr. Storn backs hi* statement up with figure* as follows: 1 "In the census returns' 940,721 bead are given, while on 'the tax books are only 608,092 head. ‘Figur­ ing these cattle at fHe rate cf $8 per head, which U the-figurttagreed upon by the tax oisceiors and the tax commission, and we *have a defi­ ciency o f'$3,011,112 for the differ-, ence. , In some of the counties more than three times as many cattle were found by the census rfian as by the assessor, and invDuvnl, which seems to bo the: worst, more than five Hints as many, tlie figures being 22,8IS--by the censut, and 4,131 by tho assessor. * -',It appears from his figure* that in Duval county only .about one in five is ro'aijrnpd for taxation. Thia f< not tho fault of the tax .assessor*,' but it is tho fault of the law, and that law ahould be cuud of ..ita weakness and *ridicvl^Usf^^ at the re st tession of the *Ugfohrt?Sre. v*'"** —And we want to add tu his find­ ings one of our own: In the matter of personal property of alLjilijds Florida.geta a^tax on something'tike ono d o lla r'o u t'o f‘every hundred in personal property. Wo know men who boast--tbat they won’t register for fear the tax aucssor will be at­ tracted. to them and make them pay a personal >targ. on hoiuehold and kitchen furniture which they owned for years and on which , they have nevoir-paid a cent of taxes.' We yell about high taxes on real estate and with righteous wrath are damn tho attem pt to putjraore tax oji .resl. proporty, when our personal property, including cash and noies drawing interest and jewelry and such things, it taxed would bring down the realty assessment a moat n nnSooln Uf n distance. #11din ‘ > appreciable .v...... We jolp, ^ d lto r Stores In hia sug­ gestion t h a t nil candidates for the legislature this spring give some seri­ ous attention to this matter in their discussions; for the men electedd nre surely going to find it one of the big­ gest problems before them next April.,—Tampa Tribune. . who you are unless you dp your p a r t. ^fam ily will ’ 1# l“ “ are gone. tj*ffrtde'4plJeaE^ ... P H I constantly. .. . , I Your ___ _____ (Jount well kept will malce you stand the test of home and friend and . CAPITAL J3h,qoq.OOJ I . SURPLUS 115,000.00 A NEW EARTH hn; the great seer of fcatwos, rw < a w « ru , u O fittl lU n lt I 'a new Heaven {■and a . new earth." Ever . 'since his . day the human race have been yearning ‘to­ --------- ^ m m 7 T r7 v rrrrn ~ r^ V \ ^ m ' - ‘ --- . — 7 . — • ward that new .earth, cspccallly. Many times some portion of earth's peoples hsve fondly imsgined they 0. L TATLO, R. R. DEA5 H.IL STEVENS C. M. HAND AmT Cadtk, had attained to ft,- only to be dis­ L WOODRUFF V, \ illusioned when through the rosy .rplet of optimism tKe asms imperfect ??/SC '•MH ,. ^ % .................. old world omcfgedi ■• The latest effort toward A radical change of earth and'-earth's people la the effort of the Russian Uoleheby Katherine Levis then1'gave' a All qlt^usM do statfd.still for A period practice, in order that at’ 6 Vd viki .to attain thereto, mainly by a jQicrnlng talk.. The comment* made bf one nilnutc, and that a ll’male cli-t each day the people of Florid* A repudiation *>f all earthly obligalWif consecrated nj|8irt» miF«r; by the children during .the talks Ixena do :e :ove their ha.f, and that stand for ono consecrated and a throwing down of all respentraffic of ail kinds do stop at th a t and honor o u r government, well red were characteristic and funny. Scngt* A WHEATLESS WEEK slfcllltlea. • Uing that at that same moment eiA were then glvef»-by.£the 'children In time and for that period. Next.week there la to be no' flour These gentry have, it eccins •day our sons th ro u g h * ^ all U8* truly childish faahion, games playcc sold in the-state of Florida. Tho, preached an absolute personal liber­ " I earnes 1/ urge, ip jh # narpr of 4ra. llkweise fu n d in g at attc.iUoa h and a closing song by all.' more* of :Leesburg will not supply ty ts the uliijnsto attainment- tnr, our beloved country, tbot ull mUnichonor of our flag and our goren. flour to'tHeir customers, but whether ward perfection in this Ilf*. C/ a ‘ The applauio as the curtain wen: 'h»iitips in this state pais an ooflin.ment." the homos of Leesburg observe this life to some they appeal1 very rkepdown attested to tho .enjoyment o! ance, ns speedily t» pc**ibU\ putting week aa it is Intended will depend tlcsl. the audience. , Into effc:t this custom: and I nam ­ upon the patriotism of the [ndlvidual The dainty refreshments .of or­ es. ! / hopo thqA this oksdrx.ince will T hdr teaching has, however, de­ : home*,,. .Those who havo'vflbtH on feated itself, in that they failed to ange ice, grceiK.chcrriea and ccl:c, Ue.qfirricd Into every business home,, Jim Woodman, member o’ 1 ai. gun company at Cin» •.thdr hands and continue to use it perceive that there can be no such the closing feature,, wero enjoyed every shop and efifice* ar.d I especial­ .chine Wheeler Is spending a few diy* »iiV next , week will have sh o ^ .' Conclu­ th in g " ti absolute personal liberty greatly'aldd'lAnother.reception of the ly* urge tho people of the stale, who hia sister, Mrs. F. . E. -Rdfo sively th at they do not know what without 'degenerating Info anarchy. Juniam-.t° the- Seniors p**ied.,Into would not be ‘reached by municipal James i* a former Sanford rnldd 'ti'h a p p e n tn g In the world, or th a t That was the Inevitable and logica) school history lo*bo treasured in the rrcinances, voluntarily’ to adopt the'1 and welt known here. they do hot care enough lor liberty effect In Runla, and it wll be the plexssnt memories of pupils ..and to sacrifice personal convenience tem­ same' wiffi .atty other nation which nvenl patrons snd gues l. < porarily to insure it. (Continued on Psge S) undertakes to put pe tonal freedom ..... In some homes the personal sacri­ and license ahead.of .tho iniqrcsta of Dr. ttllburn Left Yeglerday fice will fall Upon the woman, in humanity in the large. Dr. J. P.' Hilburn, pastor of the .others the .men will.share ihesacri­ First Methodist, church left- Mon­ fice. Wherever the women take the . Whether qr >.ot a stable governCombination C r_i b ^ day afternoon to attend the session trouble to ascertain what,-can*, be. mentv'MdU. emerge' from the chaos of. ths General Conference which - ■Play Pen and Bassinet '• d8ne to ‘Work up other flour*--and Into.which 1U nwterv.ha.YP plunged convenc*..in Atlanta May 2nd and , meals into appetising -breads and pooc fytfriyf.lt.ia an impreadvc ob­ Most Complete Article will continue In session for three or mashm that will tfiko the pU^c of ject lesson for all peoples, a -lesson , ever invented fo r a‘ four weeks. Dr. Hilburn hqi repre­ breads thei sacrifice \yill be. all-h'dfr. that jrould imprets them with the fact that men have entirely too sented his church Id the. General ,..'baby. In Use Every Wherever 'the woman"sfCis Jdly and Conference oftener than any other ■ says she can't cobW without wheat much freedom forthe'r^owngopd, and h Minute of Babyhood. member of the Florida Confercnccl flour, there will be'a home of hungry that the safest course-l* to keep close to the old hndm irks. Four clericsl and four"fay delegate*' No more tired Mothers.dyspeptic* if the members of tho Ws #*•*.*, --- — 0 “ —' are elected members of the Gencrad family arts'not already in’that con Healthy Happy Babies. FLORIDA PRESS UI^IT Conference from Florida.' **i t is in dltlon. deed in honor to receive tho highest Breakfast will be In easy mefcl- ... \Wcka before..the opening of tho npmbor of votes'of any one of the Corn meal with or. buckwhea Third Liberty. Loan campaign Flor­ ida newspapers began to talk of the more than one hundred and*slxty fiou^will make hoi cakes' that any White enamel frame, non-ru^t wire screen, rubber-tired important event. Weekly publica­ member*, and be named as one of one can enjoy. Then there is frlot wheels, convertible wheel’-attachment,-.so arranged that you the four clerical members'from* the m us h |o be *eaten--with syruprnat- j tions gave. a liberal share cf their can make the wheels swivel or stationery, as you desire.* It Florida^ Conference." Tho General ■, meal patties,'corn muffins and variti limited space to bond talk and the inches wide, 42 inches long and 30 inches high and Conference' 'meets every four years ous breakfast hqtbrcads that can be dailies w'cro-sur«. to have something weighs 35 pounds. A dainty bassinet, a portable play penv. each,day on'the subject. Without a snd is the law making bodyv of the prepared. For tho. noon meal Ihn a n d the nicest sort of a crib. ^ Complete with springs; sanitary laggard aKVdiiientef* tho newspaper church. In addition to much Tfiipbrcorn pone or the egg cornbread with (Continued from Psge !)• c sS mattressomd mcsqulto pet cot(er $17.00 men and VoffW of Florida,joined in tant legislation it elects tho Bishop butter is good cnoi gh fqr nnyonej V, and other conncctlonaj officer*. At Pnr tho eve ring .m eal'there can b« the work allotted and shoulder to Our Allies this mooting' ' not Ices than four mixed rye and graham biscuits, corn ahouldor they worked to tiulld^a bul­ Erglsnd ‘Bishops wiil, doubtless, bo elected.' c ik ts or a delicious .white bread* wark o f geld that wilU“he!p,t<S"pfbPaul Radford, Dorothea Mickey tcct our army' and navy . In theif France.... 2 , .................................. Dr. Hilburn has participated in thr mndo after this recipe: election «f every fHshop that h^A Esther Miller, Dclwh Hurley Two snd ohe-haU pounds of rye stand for rijhtp and freedom. The boon c’cc.ed.In the.jas;.sixteen yeers - flour, two ' and . one hajf pounds vq( opening of the lis!3 for subscriptions Belgium . .......--------... wle ’ made a special feature by u During the absence of the pastor* Frances Uuttonl Leonard McLueor i taham flour, two and ore • half J. D. DAVISON, Manager. Rev. W. O. Rcnehcr ls to ■(ill the pounds of cqrn flour, two and nc Croat many news par o:s and some of J a P° flj'-.-i":*•••- ...... ................... ■■ . ^..... tftt'”6ttislleflt l npefs surprised their pulpit of the Methodist church two - half pounds of cruahjod oatmoi «v o Margaret Melton, James Robson rcitle'.a ur.d ^he [ rcia generally by Servis..^..,.,,.... _u.___ Sundays ond Rev. C.-WV White, .... dcr'o irg many f ates and special presiding elder of Orlando distllo Mm inn Hand, Heleii Randal! llluaLntlcns arid color work to tbo one .Sunday.. Prof.; Rcnchc^ wD ................. *...... 1 Muss. T i : apace was fully Italy ......... » ...4M preach noxt Sunday, vpijjrnlnj; tr.t* Fiorcr.ca.Henry, Lillian Shinhoher oop'L!««;,' .* 'isXtuUy, with .informa­ evenings ' tion regarding the bonds and edvico Roumanla »,.............. . . . Mary. Bella Allen, Nellie Messenger fo tho pco| le on the tecurity of the . HONOR THE FLAG Portugal ... ... . ............... . invw.ment and the. ratrlptlem that v Mary Zachary, .LIU Murrell v.v.3 th .s combined wiih forethought Governor Wants People lA- Watch Columbia-------^.*2.Anna buBcse and thrift. S-otnc of tho bonds- had Our America.,.,.......----- Eighth Grade The Mlnule lines made .rosdlng "Buy Liberty Tallnhassee, April 30.—In the fol­ Bonds," ar.d used them inetead of Address.—„....Rev.. Milo II. MaSscy lowing proclamation, Governor Catta the usual "cut qfl rule," and columns Presentation of Certificates............ calls 'upon every patriotic citizens of information dipped or furnished Stfpt. J. F.-McKinnon of tho state pf Florida, to adopt thrwo*c prin ed in space that is usually Faroa'ell Song_..w..„„„.;„...... .Claa* custom of standing still at 6 o'clock given up to agricultural or neighbor­ eacl\ evening • hour, and remaining hood notes. .Patriotic and eriterx— . itlont for the period of one minute. vV — ---------- . ' .1 pj^sing hfeirhanta and busirffra con­ Junior ReceFtlen*'-; v He also urges th at'alt male dtizons cerns til over the state have made Recoption was v held Thursday remove their hats, and he requests their cdvertlioroonff.. gall attention evening in the jower rooms of the To the bond irsuo and in every vase Iilgfi'Schqol building. Th6-Senior*' that traffic of air kinds stop for that tho newspaper' has endeavored to colors, green and gold were prettily period. The governor, also urges glvo tho best 'possible acrvlce to carried out in (lecoratlons of daisies, that all municipalities of the state pass an ordinajico *aa speedily as ■fnTke.th’e advertising effective. ferns, vinca and ribbon streamers. possible, putting the suggested cus­ .‘N o w a r which teaches There nre nbout two hundred A corner of the Latin room made a tom into effect. - The proclamation Thrift and Economy can be ■newspapers .in Florida and all'kri lovely bower of greetis and daisies is as. follows! r consUlbnily, ihlclligo tfly, fallhfull for'the'punch bowl,.which was pre­ • "Whereas, the spirit of .the times wholly wasteful; Men and working with the government, not sided over'by Mlsres Ldng, Mickey brought sbqqt by the .fact that our women are turning to the only for the sale of securities that and Hutcheon. beloved country'U now engatod in a Bicycle as one of the great­ will produce rovenuo needed for the ; A A ,^ q ^ rte r to nine a delightful life and death struggle with the an­ conduct of the wir, but also to as­ play was. given by membcrii of.the tagonists of democracy; and ■est Savers of Time and mon­ sist in the conservation of products Junior Class. The curtain rose on a "Whereas, it la to the intereet of mndfln obtaining the greatest pos­ kindergarten room with the-em ail ey in the world to d a y .. alt people of thla»itate and nation sible yield in the brosd fields of the scholars straggling In, In a vary that patriotism and reverenco for state, and work of assembling and As a medium of economy, training men for service at.the front. laughable mannar. In a few min­ the flag and the principles It stands utes the gong ao inded, all promptly the Bicycle has no -E q u a l- The Florida press stands as a solid, took their aaata. and the roll was for shall be constantly kept upperdependable, alert and^aturdy unit; called. It was then discovered by moat in the minda of our people; no t even a rival. ■ * _ n1 ' . strong, optimistic, and Unafraid, to the audience .th at theae were the end The^New Records for Aprilh^ve Arrivr "Whereas, a . moot patriotic augdo ita part for the coUqtry and the Seniors In their Arat school days. gestion has been made by on* of world—an unnfatfnred source of Fern Ward waa impersonated by ed. Come in and hear .them. power end influence that can be Franeee Chappell, Roaamond Rad­ Florida’s daughters, .si to the meth­ od of calling dally to the attention . * ■:/ :;■-•• _ f*■* *, C ./i. . *. couqtid .upon In any and every time ford by " Agnea Dumas, ' Murid of each of our people the reepect and ofttreaa.—Times-Union. Rhode* by .May Thrasher, Edna which is due our country from We Have A Complete Line Chittenden by Hele>} Hand, -sZeta honor them as cftlxens; and * CATTLE ESCAPE TAXATION Davison.by Helen Peck, Ruth Rob­ "Where**, the d ty of Jackson­ Under the above captidtf*Hofi. R. erts by Lillian Schwarts, Essie Little Pull Line of PhdnographB'tfad Supplies W. Storrs, state livestock commis­ by Dorothy Rumph, Alice Vaughn ville has set an example by enacting sioner dedsres in an editorisl in tho hy Jxetta Sjone, Mary Belle Lynch Into law an ordinance calling atten­ DeFufiisk Springs Breexe that in by Gladys. Detrich, Gladys . LeZette tion to the high duty that ita ritiFlorida, only >baut half of the live­ by Margery Packard, -Jack Leach tens owe to our national flag and stock is hrturned for taxation. by Walter Connelly, Clifford Walker* the principles*of.justice and freedom Hawkins connelly," Watstsn that It eymbollxfsi - - •* ';.J n South'Carolina they used to by "Now, therefore, I, Sidney J. ten the story of an ;old (armor that McAloxander. by Max Bradbury Catts, governor of tho etate of PlorVirginia Brady by HolHe. Aber-: when tho tak^M euof came around, Ida, do hereby call upon all patriotic nathy and Tom Meredith by Teddy aver half of t W farmer** cxttlo and. its ' PARK AVENUE livestock (wer*^either on another Rungs wero alto with their old glasiK citizens cf thia rtatc to- adopt the plantnrlon or loaned out for the djy. The teacher, Misa. Angelina, taken custom that at 0 o'clo'clf each day —— SANFORD SCHOOL. COM­ MENCEMENT EXERCISES PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D SANFORD. FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES. YOUR DEPOSITS The Kiddie Koop Model A Standard nr Model A Large $19.00 DropSide S S S g r r f J l SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY £ m For State T ax Commissioner VOTE FOR m j P. S. B O WE N He is qualified by experience to deal with the tax problem. * j He will work tmjtiringly^pr tax reductioi and equalization-.. Served two terms on BoArd of County ' Commissioners of Duval County. This is the way to Save today Without More'-Pay £- w [te.i V Ride a Bicycle it ., ? w- B |& > * ■. • Ride a Bicycle [ace �-m . MeaUMK M»Uer* 1*1 _ Person *1 Hama af Interest. Q3 3 --, •Su»|Mijr, ‘ Pleating Small Talk* Succinctly >; Arranged for Herald Reader* In a m forced tp dedlna ... he I* obliged to attend the busi­ Gallagher heralded the *«p ness, meetings of the above school* G't-i: the. graduating elaas. The selectli HAPPENINGS OF were “ Place of Honor” (Llnepln), and will also be busy berk In San­ AROUND SANFORD"Alter Glow” a reverie and seren­ ford ere he take* hla summer vacatr U r.. Ho ma H a g Me ade, another of Lincoln** composi­ tion. In Dr. McKinnon the Sanforcf tions; •“Sons of Australia” (march) schocls have an educator-of a high by Llthgow; a charmlifg selection, degree. I Kttry ll'erk Bridge guest of Dr. and .Mrs.1' 0 . JV. Miller "Adale Valse” from the opera of for' several weeice at-th e ir home Io Mrs. Cedi Gabbett In hsr usual Jean Briquot was rendered In the Mayor Matkosen Here Springfield. ■ charming manner entertained the course of the program and ihe.-do*Sanford and Sanford schools wer« member? ,pf the Every Week Bridge Ing number was . “ Oyer the Top" honored this week by the pretence Club on ^Thursday afternoon ‘a t her Mbs Nellie Nelson erritred Satur­ (Geoffrey'O'.Hsr*). of Mayor Christopher .Matheson ftome on French avenue. . day from Tampa and* will be the who made the address to the gradu­ - The .graduates were led b. guest of Mias May, Thrasher for aavThe pritty home sra* simply but yountf‘ president, Clifford Walker ating d*s* a t' the High School audi­ eral weeks at her heme bn Park most artistically decorated with torium last night. Mayor Matheson and were followed by tho High avenue.School faculty. After these came U-'onc of Florida's native sins, scion quantities of dabies and aweet peas. Dr.; McKinnon, their principal, the of ’the. Matheson family that* for . At the conclusion of several inter­ George A. DeCottes left Sunday gueft of honor, Hon. C. Matheson tqany years have lived in Alachua esting .games of bridge, Mrs. W. E, t'iv for Syracuse, N. Y^, where he will of XIalnasville, - Fla., the county county and have inscribed their Watson having high acore was achool board and the members ol the toame on tho archives of the history awarded the prise, x lovely box of remain a week or ten'daya combin­ ing buxines* and pleasure.local board. of this state. Mr. Matheson ha* stationery. Dainty refreshments represented his county in the legis­ '..The rostrum was simply decor­ were served. . Mrs. F. D. Dutton returned S a t­ ated, the yellow daisies. and grAn lature and* Is ono of the upstanding, Mrs. Gabbett’s guests were Mr*. urday ‘ from;.fit. ' Cloud where ahe; •; ferns appropriately-emphasizing the Christian southern gentlemen of*thla‘ state and also one \of tho greatest Vor.ce, Mr*. G. F. Smith, Mrs. Par- has been the guest of friend* lot the class'color* of green and gold. riraort, Mr*. W. E. Watson, Mrt. W p u t two week*. The invocation was given by Rev. orators in Florida. J. Thigpen, -Mr*. Thomsa A. Neal, A rthur Searinfc.jPqck of the Church Miss Katherine Wilkie. Misa Emily Naah, .who h u been Sandwiched the Guards of the Holy' Cross which was follow­ ■pending the winter In 8anford left, The member* of the Seminole ed by the chorus rendered by the The regular meeting, of the tlday for her home a t Hawthorne, Guards from out of town were enter­ graduating class. of the Holy Cross will be he/ Fie. ________ tained at the armiory Friday after Hon. F. P. Forster, chairman cf Friday afternoonat 3 o'eloak at the the county achool board, himself a the )>aradc and given sandwiches recotry. Alt members ere urged-to B. W. Herndon left Saturday for popular speaker. In av4)rief, apt'-ad- and coffee. Capt. Dtngee ordered be present es there will be.an annual Jacksonville where he will remain dres*' presented^-tbe orator of tho the tandwichc* hud*-coffee from election of officers. several days on business. Spencer’s restaurant a t the deppt. JJV; •• evening, Hon. C. Matheson. _g.__ thinking to. pay for them from the Candidate fer.Congress Here The. introduction of Mr. MathewBib* Emma- Owen arrived Satur­ company fund but that big hearted Hon. -lon.L Fsrrls, candidate fqr ■on war the signal for. enthusiastic Gi W. Spencer, the proprietor would day from Bartow an{l will be the congress'fur the Fourth district we*“ v.'.'C applauso which continually emph-guest -.of, Mr. and Mra.' Ll P. Mc■ized the appreciation of his audi­ no: hea# of It; l i t JeiU"Thfe sand­ Cultcr‘ for several weeks at. their In the city Thursday end Friday wiches and coffee and picklce, etc., and is at the present making a cam­ ence throughout th e. evening. The home on Myrtle avenue. to the armqry with hb compliment* paign for Liberty Bonds, speaking aubjcct of the speaker'! address was hera^Friday a t the rally on Liberty the “Importance of Education,'' de­ and the boya owe him-one. for hb Mr. end M rs^J. S. Wilson end D e y ."‘Ha. expccu to make a can livered. with dignity and charm. gift that struck the spot. Spencer is all right. Mr. end Mr*. J. C. Smith spent s paign in hb own behalf tn: a few Humorous sallies and sparkles- of 39 most-delightful day at Daytona weeks end will return to Sanford a t' wit won for him the'attention of his Beech Sunday. that time to fell .the voter* Just hearers in the beginning, which was Happlnste. where he stands-on ell important sustained throughout by his thought­ "Pleasure,N said. Unde Eben, "kin Mr*. F. L.-Mlller .left Friday for questions. H!s platform appears ful, earnest presentation of his sub­ be imported, but happiness bes to be v....... . J a c k s q n v fll^ ^ h e r^ s h ^ w ^ F b ^ h ^ •Uewhtre in this Issue. ject. He touched on the* War and home-mado.” the.reistion it bears to the education of. today. '^"Education,” ' said he, "1^ the manifestor of cHanfcter. and is a paying Investment. Ife gave statistics to prove the truth of thts statement, showing , that runiversity and collep student*' reaped the highest percentage in money value, ijg coming on down the line to those whdse entire lack of education kept them in the lowest class of wage earner* in the businesa--world. Sparkling... with wit. and humor, thoughtful, earnest and replete, with '- m the intepse intnru.it that he felt in his subject Dr. Matheson’s address ranki with the Best that have been delivered frota the graduation plat­ form. of the Sanford HigU...JS<;hool.' ........ i The presentation of .diplomas was V- mahtr-by Dr. McKinnon, tho super­ vising principal of the schools of Sinford. Ilia short address to the class and the. patrons of the school was full of,interest and..admonUicn and"* resume of the methods used in the schools to promote discipline and courtesy. Tho delightful' program concluded with the graduates’ High School Song, an original composition. '*”*« Following the exorcises, tho gra(« Dates.. also received the congratula­ tions of'their friends;-behind banks of fragrant and -beautiful flowers that almost screnned them from view, fifts of admiring friontls rrd farpily. Graduates: CllfforcT;Walker, Wat­ son McAlexander, Jack Loach, Zetn Davison, Fern Ward, Ro*a'm£nd Radford, Alice Vaughn, Ercel Little, Ruth Roberta, Edna Chittenden, Muriel Rhodes, Mary Belle. Lynch and Gladys LcZctte. School Faculty: Dr. J .4'F :-‘Mc­ Kinnon, Mies Edwards, Miss Moffa(t. Misa Blanchard, Mrs. Maxwell and Mc.~Fred Williams., County School H :nrd:.Sup'. Ti W. Lawton, 'M*ssr*.- F. P. Forattr, C. l£?S 7 r!ght Hart Scfcaffatr fit Marx A. Dallas and C. P. Harrisonl Local Board: II. R. Stovenr, B. F. Whltper, S. Runge. M r * . ‘Adelaide buck, after spend breathing the spirit of American libl • pleasant winter In. Sanford left erty was carried to every loyal Saturday for Jacksonville and other heart. point* for the eummcr. Dr. McKinnon, the efficient iupfcrSLEEP INSURANCE vUlng principal of the Sanford •‘A Terror to Moequitors.” schools can well be proud of the 72-tf baccalaureate exercises last Sunday Mrs. Goodapoed* of Jacksonville, hi the high school. Few college* in formerly MU* Nellie Elder is here, this country can-boast of a better the guest of her parents, Capt and program. r ■ M,*. ,P. M. Elder. Claaa Day With the Seniors for Wood apd heavy hauling see Of all .the ceremonies of comMurrell, or pbOae 378. 48-tf j. C. Hutchinson is here from menfenlent week the moat impres­ Camp Jackson where he has been sive and possessing the peculiar located since Joining the army. .Ho charm of claaa history, prophecy and lately stood ari examination and•,«>*- farewpil are th e ‘Clasp-.pay exercises that are held annually on the High ' "• pect* to receive his commission. School campus. In the late after­ SLEEP INSURANCE . noon, &a the sun ainka low in the “A Terror to Jkfcaquitoee." west, the solemnity of .the dying day i," ?2tf • adds .a touch of wistful sAdncsa to Druco Anderson is homo from the scene as these-, young people C am p -Wheeler whoro Is one of Co. record the successes, .and. achieve­ C mrn the Orlando com pany/B ruce ments—there, ore never failures if is looking. weH'-and.whllo he would, we accept theso statements on their like to resume his accustomed place face value—of 4heir four years of in -Bower & Roihnillat's drug store ljigh School. - This y*A;l#>pie pro­ he 9aya,th*t '«s. long'as his Unclq gram was the equal of ail previous “ Sam need* him ho will stick. ./ years, the gifted young class presi­ Dr. D. C. Ward, -Osteopathic dent. ^aiming it to bo tho "best” in Physician. . First National Bank the history of this school, *noted ’. Bldg., Phone 330-W. 64*tf throughout the state for'IU Splendid . Dr. J. C. Davis, the well known equpiment, its fine faculty and suc­ ...... optometrist is at tho Lincoln Hotel cessful student body. . '"this week, adjusting glasses and iookTho usual- large audience greeted jng after .their eye troubles. He is tho young students ss they Aled out •« accompanied by \bU...niece, Mira of the door of the northern entrance, -• Griffith of •Wichita, Kansas who Is the'lliftro lower grades preceding the spending the winter in Florida. Seniors, who in their coifege caps and gowna .were an attractive body SLEEP INSURANCE of younf people as they grouped “ A Terror to Mosquitoes." ., 72-tf * upon the steps. Tho songs were both merry and Circulating through the crowd on sad, the farewell aong echoing on the Friday and aollciting Liberty Bond subscriptions, J. K. Mbttlngcr suc­ still, air with.'a* sad cadence, aa one ceeded in obtaining subscriptions, realized it was the farewell song- of from white and colored amounting the group of Seniors leaving their to nine hundred and fifty dollars,'in school days behind them mayhap to ‘single fifty dollir bonds.:’This beats enter upon the more serious trainingcatching twenty pound basa at the of college or to take their places in the business world of men and wom­ .beach,. : ’ . . ....... en. , Phono 104 Tor pressing, cleanihg Clifford Walker, president of the and alterations. Quality and ser­ class deKvorcd this address in a vice. Sanford -Shoe & Clo. Co. manner pleasing and' interesting, 69-tf r. F. W.. /vjiniworin Kllnt worth o. of o.n.oru Sanford fuiiWIlpg the ^xpoctatlona of hi. spent a day in the city this week •fr‘ends- for CIifr° rd ha* been-one of making arrangemonta to move his the honor pupils throughout his family here to make their permanent school career. His address was the •home... They will arrive the.lost j>f history of his class, the tribute to and school htis week. Mr. Klintworth was V teachers, principal resident of this city soveral years ago boards, not omitting to thank per­ when Hp ^Va* - employed t i d d a - sonalty in. behalf of the Class of *18 palcher in tho F. E. C. offices.- He all alike, including the. . faithful ‘has again accepted that position.— friendship H*f-«Mr. Bradbury. To Miss Guild, Mils Stcvenso'rr" and .. New Smyrna News. * Miss Edwards, the three assistant "■ SLEEP INSURANCE principals of the High School dur­ "A Terror to Mosquitoes.*’ ing the four year* of tho Class of *18 . v72-tf ho paid loyal tribute for thoirV»«U e.it efforts and high (deals. Mr. F. Nbtlce Notice is hereby given that the F..‘Forster received r.!&o Hi* mead of board of county commissioners oiler praire: In passing he gave goed ad­ for sale ono pair of mules, pair to be vice to the classes, to follow and rocdesignated by tho board. For in­ ommendod' mercy by thq tyichers to formation age commissioner in yoUF the Freshmen, for’ whom he stated thcro were no hopca. •• district.. . •; The popular young class prophet, - E. A. Douglass, Cl'yk. Miss'Zcta Daviicn prophesied won­ 58-tf . derful things for her ciaumatcr, In a -4- -4- >9- j*. 4- «g. .f. -4- e # charmTng"original manner, n touch of beauty lending itself to empha­ ' ' iP Take care your eyes by > size this intimate foaturo of the class getting glasses fo r poor <9 life. She dreamed a dream of vision wesk or fairiesvfind. fairyland who left upon eyes. headache, of her window sill a basket of lovely 9. Dr. j; c. d a v is ■ <9 roaea, in the^heart of. which nestled Graduate Optometrist ♦ ‘9 the future of'each member, In grace­ h ful language ahe read tha future, v*.1 . • ■ at the (now) LINCOLN HOTEL ♦ humorous or aerious, marriage for >-(old Empire) v. ♦ once, the Supreme Bench' for an­ APRIL 27 to MAY 11 ♦ other, successful ambitions realized, <4- etc., presenting to each in turn he Eyes Tested Free Work Guaranteed ♦ roee t^ |t foretold fltclr‘destiny.^ .♦ Don’t wiat until4*1 1 day. - * Miss Ailed Vaughn read a formid­ V - •"•fl»-4tt! ■ ♦ able looking legal document^Jkp.qwn v. ‘• . .• \ ■ a*, the clan wlIT In which w$a be­ queathed to the High School and the linderlraduatee their cherished programs, a $60 lib e rty Bond, the High School aong, the original com­ position of the Clan of '18 and .other wonderful possessions. /T h e (Continued from Page 4) Hun’s attack shattered , against Individual bequests such a* the chewing gum habit, mannerisms, elllsd lines. Wave after wave of Baccalaaraate Sermon character, etc., delivered with spirit Huns In Yprm aector forced to re­ The Baccalaurrat exercises at the and run Here all delightfully re­ treat with heavy losses. High School Sunday morning were German effort in Ypree sector ceived. among the bright spot* In the com­ proves obsolete, the only Ceaulta These three youiig people re­ mencement week events end the have been immense losses to the ceived heartiest pplause,-their efforts schools were fortiinste Indeed to Hone. Allied llnae ere unshaken. have among, them such a disting­ being fully appreciated. - _ r — ;------ Adotber- original aong by the uished speaker And college man as Dr.- McUnnea, |x DemandDr. C. DeWItt Brower, pastor of "Senior Jlnglee” were loving little v Dr. J . F. McKinnon, super­ ■lam* at «?ch. momber of the plan. the Congregational church of this intendent of the d ty schools' U In «lty who delivered I h r btceeleureate The entire.pjrpgram was charming address to the -graduates and to a and met with the warmest commend­ grant demand (n this and other ation and affectionate criticism . of states, education ‘having been made large' audience present. hie iifework. * Next Sunday be will The exercises consisted of the sink­ the audience. deliver the baccalaureate address to ing of several hymns and selections * * * . ' the 8L Cloud schools. . On the 8th Graduating Kxcrelsc* and Dr. Brower Was then Introduced ef May ea director of the Columbia, . Marked by extreme simplicity the end gave his hearer* ona of t rm S. C., Theological Seminary he will Senior Graduation exercise* last *oul stirring, patriotic and Spirt attepd the commencement exercises uplifts that are Reeded so greatly bi evening at the High School Audi* and has a place'on the program. old end.young alike and .hie sermon toriurnwaa a fitting cloae to the In­ On May 29th as trustee’of Davldhas. been greatly praiaed f by thoa# teresting progratna of: th r preceding week. The auditorium was filled aon College he will attend the m ath with theun?fnta and friends of the ing of the director* end the. com­ and patrons pi the achool, mencement..Itgercbee and will deliv­ to do honor to these er an address to the graduate*. He passed the also ha» received many other Invlpower* as an orator dt.the young people who hkd'patai tatiom in thb and other state* to Mthau -order- and h is, aoallneul* 5r*t milestone of life. ■z **■ . r • 1 .t . .fcj a I- * , , .Jr , * J to win SANFOrT sc I oOL COM­ MENCEMENT EXERCISES . \ war .4 .. —J ‘“Every little bit helps" is a common enough saying, but it’s a true one too. You’re probably doing your share of the helping, whatever your share happens to be. . . We’re doing ours by selling^eod clothes and nothing else; all-wool, stylish clothes that well anddteep their shape. W V , . ; at . , • . • • - - -I ■ K .#■.-1. D The latest spring overcoats and suits are here; new • colors, new style touches. Regardless of what you've heard about prices, we’re offering ujiusally good valu es/ You’ll'say so too when you. see the goods. ffik . v. -j * . 1 J —’ -•t. ipany a% tfr."* i j ' i i ., 9 . I . . ’* '* vj.-v v-f. «•>. •* sve- — VT •*- j a9 �XS&NSS6K I O-MT. 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R. Holman..,, ■ P- R. Holman___ *. P. R. Holman..., . • P. R. Hal .tan___ W. A. Wklteoml U ak aow a..... C. N. lleya*.. S3 U 48 30 38 83 83 12 It >3 It 88 12 S3 IS 14 40 20. ” 40 20 IIS 40 ISO 80 40 40 • ‘a U akaow a..._______ Mr*. K. M. Baig....... W. A. Whitcomb___ C. M. Boaaell____ H. 1L PatUahall____ ah aow a..._______ arry llirlem Baker Ala* Wander............ Uakaowa--------- ----- S U akaow a..,. .l. C. W. Goodrich Clifford Ball Somlaela Caaat/ Baaorda Lota 4 and I Bloek 0. Unknown D. R. Mitchell** S arvty of Ik* LaVy G raat 8*mla*l* Coat Let 24 Block 1}____ L_________ A part .___ ■U .. ualotud ■ /i__ l— i , ot-wBlock u . i Bate, Gilt*, Overt tree l ft Draw..... .... J. 8. Diakl*......_l _ J. 8. Diakl*______ Seminole C*aaly Baaorda H oad of followlagi Bag at latannctloa of Banfor Oraat with W Hat & S t t aero* l \ of 8EM and laaa Il N of SB eor >( of BUM rua N W tSO ft & 410 ft rua A 11.41 ch E to Graat Una S SI drg W mith Graat Ua* la bag__ _______ M ■* a. n. <■ r. aa H K ira ia eor"oT N BJf Wyllia Eatata. tor ftw lisoTt Mfioiael* Caaaty Itaracda i -Midway la Sac. IS. Tp. I) It. K. II K. aa Racardad la Mat Bank N*. 1. Pag* 41 a .. Seminole Caaat/ Record* . Lai* fl'gw a W . .. _____________ * . • H. W, liarrl*__________ Lota 78 and 7 7 . . _ liobt. Hlramoce Lot 78__________—___________ . John Mutaoa--------------- Lata 148 and 1 1 7 ...___________ liobt. Hughey___________ Lot la * ___ ______ :______ :____ Lena Urineoa__________ Lata S74 aad 300.______ _____ Ueo. Fowler.-...—,_ to Ry 8Ely Drew'a Sab Dtrlalaa aa Racordad la Plat B eet L Pag* 48, Samlaol* Caaaty Raaorda Gil**, Overstreet ft Draw__ ___ _ Myrtelle- Terry.*.._ U akaow a...______ W. B. Preach at a t Uakaowa— .—— E. H. Dtltea______ D. D. D. D. W. A . Moor*. Morten Really Ca W. A. M o o re...... U ak aow a....—__ Pearl E. Sltphtni ! 7. E eor or 8WM of N W « . TO rua W 14.14 or 8 f.4 eft. W 1.4T ch d 8.11 cV E 19 llaka S 4.18 ch C l l . t l eh N SO MOO ch to bag and SEN of >2. II and 17------------- -------I 31 II 4--------------——————— IS SO 31 •rt *1 U u 4 and 8 . . . —_— 88 SO 31 4.44 eh W of NE eor of SWU ot NWM ...______ 1* rua 8 8.4 ch V 1.47 ch 8 M l ch E 84 llaka 8 4.18 ch .W to BW cor of raid 40 acre* N 70.8 ch E to bag..'---------------------. . Unknown _______ (letando Denlopireoi Ca ,wm . I'rlnd*.- ______ — Orlando Dev. C o__ ___ Mlrou'a Sab DIvMUa aallocarded In Plal^R**rN#ri~p7gT7 Btmlnal* Ca. Recarde i 3. 4 aad 4 ..--------------------W. J. U w toa_________ 3 N 41 ft E S8S I t S 843 It W 477 f t . — ____ _____________ . A. L. Ingtrton------------ 10 * Mcrrfa I. write mi 2 Orlando Day. C o.. Orlando J’« *. Co JtVm. Martin. _ E. J. DurAlti_____ E. J. Durdln.____ Aliemeal* aad Palm Spring* aa Racardad la Mat Bask B Page 81 Oraaga Co Reraida C. Preclend D. 8. Vile* . W. 0 . Aldridge W. G. Aldridge L. II. Griffin 11. H, Rpeeler W. a . Aldridge C m lfu M b ir ‘ ■ H. H. Roaalar. I rad Coorehe*. W. O. A ld rid ge....—___31.28 S1.2S 80.84 82.31 Thnmmna Recorded la Mat Hook No. I, Pag* 183. Seminal* Caaaty Record* Block I , e-----------------II. C. Du Hoar, Agl.----r £ ^ 8 4i U S T r r r z i : '• Slack 4 . _________________________ I o a f 4 Black 3 ..________ II «ad IS Uloek 8..._______ Stock 8 . ______._________. 7 tt Eureka Hammock aa Recorded la Mat Book. No. 1 Pag* 144, Semi Bale Caaaty Racecda * L ou 11, 81, 8L 88 and 8 4 - -----•• .• Jf. L. Bartlett------------- --- 3418 ' • 33 1TM tala Caaaty Recerde Henry Jloblaeon---------II. C. UaUaae, A g t..* .U nkaow a...--------------Lucy Tlramon*------------ Orlando Dev. Co. Mono* Realty Ca. .Orlando Day. Co U ak n aw a....— . 'a Addltlaa la Black Hammock aa Recorded Netty* M. Uaehert S. Oteoaa.— —— Unknown.. . . —----J, H. Bryce.---------B. If. McKay-------- II. C. D u B om, A f t .... .. • J. M. Jane*_____ Glasgow Roblaaoa Orlando I)'v. Co J. II. Bryca ------ Armour Ferllllirr Mok, Armour Pertlllerr lluiki J. U . Cowat--------------- J. II. Cowan.— * l u i k 3. A I l - i L ™ " iio - f T ‘B"4o"ft t N I II ft Overstreet Turp, Co..* — Oeo, Gllyard. .7_______ Orlando D-v. Co , ; . . _ O. U. Ilurlhurt_________ Jan* Young EeUt*_____ Jane Young Eat*!*.____ Haary Youag..——:___ : t Mof NWM..— i.f b||V cor of . NM of 8EM Orlando Da*. C*____ '— Tatcawllla aa Racardad la Plat Baak.B Pag* II Oraaga Caaaty Rtcarda I to 4 aad 17 ta 80 and . 31 to I I and 41 aad 49 to I S ...---------- —-----•• U nkaow a.,..__ Mecca Hammock aa Recorded la Plat Dock No I Pag* 84 Samlaale Caaat/ Rerardr i SS. S3. 74. S3. 1 4 37, _______ , and 18_________________ E. C. Tylar.---------------< of Lot S3_________________ ' E. C. .Tyler--------------- NWW of SWM of S E N _______ HW>4 of SEN (laaa NWWi.. _ 74 block 17 Block 93 Block 99 Block John J. Eagaa'a Addltlaa I* Ovlada aa Racordad la Plat Bask Na. 3 Pag* S3 Hemlaal* Caaaly' Rtrard* . — . ■ tv . . j i ■ tit_l t * ; L C r if ..* .S .b Dl.Ule* aa Racatdrd la rial Oeak N*. I Page 41 Bemlaala Ca, Rarard* » ! ( ol U U 14 aad 14 aad WM of I f aadwU IT........ W III ft of U u II aad 13,___ _ Unknown.._______ N H «f U t 33 aad N 331 ft of U t 8 7 ______________ Morton Really. Ca.. arena in r in o n a no. i, . ttamloal* C*aaly Retard* Ut Ut Ut Ut eleon Horten.. B ft 311ft 8 of N W ter______ T • . ran 8 CoS ft K (IS ft N 133 ft W 811 ft 8 8 183 It W t i t ft..........— Bag 111 ft E *f NW ror_______ run 8 *14 ft E 3I3H ft N I II ft W 149 M ft____ BE U of NWM «f N W U ____ SEW of NEM at NW M .______ All BEM of 8CM lying W *( S. P. R>' (lea* let cold Griggs by P. J. Lynch ana lea* 14-140 arr* I* • BE eor.'___ ___ ... . NW}< NWM....................... W )f at EM *o! 8WM of 8EM aad lU aIra* dcecrlbed In Dead Book 1 Pag* 31 Seminole Co. Retards..Beg SE cor of 8W U of N EM -.. ruA W UlO ft N t i l ft E 1330 ft 8 t i l ft______ Rtrordcd la Plat Saak N*. I Paga S Retards « Gilt*, Overatraet ft . Dre*___________ U akaow a....—_______- * “ * * V , 8»d In Mat Beck N*. I. Paga »U Caaaty Raewda . Maaaay ft Warlaw P. R. Holman.. . .. P. It. Holman...... P. R. H olm an ;" ! Maeaey ft Warlow P. It. Ifotm aa..... LoU II aad 18 Block D ......—Z U u IT. 18. 13 and 80 . .. _. Block D ---------------------All Black E...... ........ L_______ __ U u I to 8 Block I___________ 8. Olesoa, J. H. Lee Chappell Wtaaa'e Addition U Ojltd* a* Racardad In Mat Beak Na. 1 Page 8> U t I aad E I I . f t at U t 3 • Block A . . . . . Lawton Braa_ U t I attending t •lor* bulldln 10 It N of building Bloc! Lota JO aad II Ulocl U u 1 and 8 Block < U U 14 11 aad 17, 1 AII U U It. I t aad Edw. Shltmaa— C. D. Ilelae* ...... Mortea Realty C W. E. Rlmmone Olivo W. McKay. E. T. IUIbcs_____ lilewerth Grora Compaar'a Mrat Addltlaa U the town of *r Geseva aa Recorded la Plat Beak Na. S, Pag* 83, Semlaal* Caaaty Retard* Left 7 aad 8 Block 1. — — — ___________________ W. J. Daalate_________ t .l 8 I8 4 7-10 R' W< U w u * ------------- I. D. B a rt________ B. If. Howard.. Paopo* Bank of Sanford.! J. W. Shite*--------------Mr*. A. M eDonald------- ------- W. M. K * * io r..Z Z ----- ! T. W. Br/dan . I. Toyorna..._ Of Ureretract Tarp. OLZII r n » - » ~ 19 « U n k aow a....__ B. J. Oraratraat Ella B. Ingram. Of Mw ’m Of NBM <> J. Bauader* IIHr* * If. M. Smith._ WH M »> i 3, r*ge t t . Remtaele Ceaaty ltecMdi Smith ft Thraahtr. ’ ----- » • la Mat B**k N*. Aehley...____ fount/ All ■*aurYayadjMrr*<7------------- Bag I eh W of BE ear______ __ ---- K*- * r * f* v« • S*mla*ln CMaty Recerde AJI 4, ft, f U * * * U**k r --------------a '■ * * M. R. Clark_____ __ ___ r S S T Mfd • ; * " O T e r a lr n t T ^ C o — JL T. Brian..__Z Z I * ,w— m Mr*. B. K. Arthur - . Nick ZaraoTaaa______ Mr *; E. A. Graaaaad __ ■ I | 1* Plat Rook N*. 3 P*g. 34 So- I m I. County R.toed* ' » J. H. Bryto. __________ _ ) **** N* 1 r> |1 Tl ■•■laala Ca Re,Mfa l of. t ? of *0 ft r N l oa - » ---------— — — 1 —,-r — 1---- ---------- . W. A. W k jlc e m tZ Z Z W. A. White*mb_____ : ■ . 0* * . T . Lippi acatt _ < £ k c : ~ z z z z z z z _ ____________5 SJ i . ^ r r « r r . " K 438 ft N 411 ft.---------Bag 10 «k W of N S cor — 1 SO 14 rua 8 II eh B 1.11 «h to B Una Sanford Qraat N ** . •■ •gt I t HrmlaaLt t'aaaly It’carde •0 •• W. H H. Allea ....... .... 8 . H. M organ.... —— 1 38 13. : Yaa Artdalt Oahacaa Brahtrmg* Compaa/’a Mecaad Addltlaa U Blatk llimmack *» Ruardtd • In Plat Beak N*. I Paga 138 Hamlaala Caaat/ Record* U U 341. 242, 341 and 244------ ;____________■ 40 1L C. Morgan..........— 7410 Clara Stanley Overstreet Turp G K u i4 d r fii.T 4 r .-s r m J. T. Holder/. A. D. Suttoa. U aknaw a.... • I U aknow a.... M • ■ —- —— •" ••< » NE, Mr of 8EM af ■w of beft' o i- iin r y a r w ^ » m Sq t w M Uakaowa.. s a s riii J. C. Patteraon'c-: re. Coo. Galat*. Netty* M. 1 me- sn rw M - * f ftp • • — * 11 ** »H •{W - W W i f T l B i •'■ « “ r u V u .T t ,H 1T H ^ NEM S Waf rSWM n d OfS SnWM. r^ ^ - 11 13 31 M 83.. _ 48 U . p I M W . ■a a am* * ' °* •1 The Slaria Calaay cVmpaay'a S ik D Ie lalaa { A ria ^ ^ 111. 11L and IIS ___— *Ovwratraat * '* « •Turp. * 'C u u U8~a7di87“ z :;z z z . FMa af S ab Dtriaiaa a f U a d balaagtag ta AlUmaala U a d R atal aad Na U t 4JJc «»»aay aa Recorded hi Plat B e e k N t 1 Paga I t ** mad 1!1)--------------------- — « 117 a* «tL. i n %» st L — Tbo*. Sheppard. M> e m Mm 148 tn 8488 to 84.. - m - tt _ 23 18 18 83 13 48 77 . m u n h a a w a ....—— — U W. Mat Soak Me. 8 P*l« »• * Loaala Jaakaa*---------- >ack Mat of Coaka Parry T*waah» m Recorded In Mat a. 2 Pago 48 Ramiaat* Caant/ Reward* _ U nk now n ....—----- — — — • .U n k n o w n ....——------— — , -* i. Unknown. . .. i -----——— . _ U nk now n .,..— .___ — ‘a Plat e f MagaaUa Lade* aa Racardad lr Plat Rank >8? Seminal* Caualy Rcc-rd* . , Mia. 6. M. Jalka___ J. Jalka Hair*— Wa Ut ItMUtila. a a s titB i.' a tweed aa Recorded I* Mat Book 1 Page* it I* 31. B*ml**|* CMaty k w trd i A S --------------- -— ------ --------. • yakaawn______________ s 'g f w s a s 8EM *f NBM ---------- — 13 20 33 8 G***ra »a Racardad In Plat Seek Na. t Paga 13. 8 -lt Chaa. lL Moor* •. . • .W a r : T .S f .M m m - � 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, April 30, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/5c983188c47acca8f78b05f662575b0c.pdf bcee6bbfcf7ae0afa2409c2464e53b06 PDF Text Text *’• ‘ •' ' « -T^of ’ . ...................... -V ■ --r,#; ,-v- * .r * " '/. tv ■-■ *' • — ' V ‘.V •• ■ . : ............... ’ • . • ......................... •I • • , •. . * > • • . ». . . . . . . . . . . ,- i **ftl*a.*-\ • »<•'/ • ' ‘ %.# .• /* • * •' • • • • • :% i .» ♦ .* • •• * .*• ; . * . .V .' -* ' ■O #•4** !»•#*• ••r • . •• m I* i • ' *•* . ■ ‘ I *• . •*.*••, . . • • • • .•:•.• .<........... • . ' . ■r; . 1 1 111 11 rr:; ' l«• . 'fill1 f* •-T .il* M»4* * * •• , %\ \ r? *«?« •fr .. . * * i i , . , JH - *»M| %<»•••» liU t't'*1 ' ' ' .»*• •« . . * ...... *■ i ••••)• . iji. . .... • , > . i . ' P U B L IS H E D I: >11' - f .; -* • _ f • s e m i -W E E K L Y •r • V | • .-• ••..■■ t ■ ON T AND FR ID A Y S ■;V ! ‘ • • • %■?; ■-r •* •• j IN THE HEART OF THE' WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION • VOLUME IX SANPOBD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. APRIL 28,-1918, OVER M NUMBER 71 , MEN! 5. delivered to Holland ' by. Germany. • -The Handelsbladt *,Yyj,re?«ntly< it was believed Gerrjttny would.*" use communication facilities .threugf' I.HnlljvwL.even <u the risk of war if *ho believed victory. cquIjL be thuA obtained oh tHe vuiern front. » It Ruidithat Germany looked, with .diL, favor upon tht'itfzure by America, and Great Britain of Dutch ship* ping in*their 'part*. Parades, Music, Speeches, Mar­ tial Array Sends Thrills of Patriotism Through th e Hearts of Loyal Citizens ThO'Tk’de'rla’ml’ *ky» an agreement of the Entire County has been reached on The point which Up Subs a la ,4'V CHANNELS English Bottle Hobson. ’ caused friction between Holland arid Germany, but that the old dispute containing the traneport of sand and • t — sufficient,over-the southwestern por­ tion of the peninsula. The .follow*-* in^ were reported: MacCIcnny," 1.4,' Madison 1.8,' Jacksonville 2.0, Mi­ ami, 1.4, Federal Point, 2.0,. Archer 2.0, Gainesville.. 1.8,. Orlando 3.5. Titusville 2.3, and Marianna 1.8, s Condition, .of. .Crops. Alt**Cf6ps improved slowly..from th<\ effects of the. abnormally low temperature of th e .-previous week. . Cotton, .how­ ever, is n poor, eland; some is being plowed up and replanted to corn and peanut*. Unites were too frequenj. and heavy In some low lands ,for corn nnd other'crops. Irish potatoes especially suffered, and rot* 1* re purted" from.eorae fields; .digging was delayed. Rains were timely In mutrh oT the citurs belt, although more ia needed in some central’and southern f.Oimtics.. .Cane and melons arc fair; oats fair to good; ))canuts arc .doing well.'. Some "roasting- ears" in rgar: ket in the south t/nd central coun­ ties.. Large shipment* of tomatoes nnd . Irl»b . potatoes, and' moderate shipment* of citru* fruit* were made. A. J. Mitchell. . •V.'f vl ..................... F0R Y .M .C .A NEEDED «• • • *i #•«•••• . ** v... •*»*0"A Three Thousand M en M u st t - Be Recruited Fqr •OYcrscas ...................... , . . ., .v The American Army need***»tfs# *’* , " Thift/iH th e day wc c c Iflb fa le -^ Ib c rjy .B a y — L iberty th a t m ciim .Y... M..C--A* •ecretnrU* and’lin iarder . to obtain the right kind * campaign r ’ m ore to u a.to d ay .th an in atty tim e in;our. h istory sin ce it p a s bought Drltlfh naval fo r e . today n ld ,d the *»•> ■ ' ?. ?«"■!«»t .” ™ nu" “ & £ ‘-Gcrmaby ffi+irc? la bring made all over the state la - ' aobmartn. haseS. b . , « hr. or. Oatend Oltan'd »tumhlloi. block. '•Orrm.hy t e f e * so dearly by ih c blood o f th e m en I I I ’7G. German submarine ..........* • • • * • to resume the prartice of sbipi'log vestigating tho men who might o r and "Zeebrugge, tho admiralty an­ gravel through Holland** •liUtT'thA And all bvbr the prent. American nation tpday .the men and might not want to wear tho Red . ' f nounces. Five old cruiser*, which Dutch government offers objections women and children are marching, marching, marching. And nil Triangle In the front.jlqe trenches had been filled with concrete" for use on the ground* that new eircumFrance. • ■ * '•• - A in blocking .the 'channels were run. over this broad land of otirs the men and women and children are hove «riien. * '•*A*lattehti6h was held at tho Came* .. . , # aground, blown up and abandoned praying and speaking and cheering. Hotel Tuesday at noon by a numbvr by their crews. ’ * ............. ........Etia.t.'. .G raves................. of prominent Sanford cltfxena, hav­ And |t p rth c call*for rash to moke good our promise that freedom The statem ent follows; ing as. their guest Marcu* F’ag* of ' and liberty shall not perish from the earth, a n d while they live that Etta C. Graves wa* .born July , “ Early.this morning a naval raid Jacksonville, superintendent of tho ’ 17th, 1864 at Big Cane, Louisiana America will keep her word. ........................ was made on Ostcnd and Zeebrugge, Children’* Home and odo o f the "which Vre being used by the enemy and died April 10th, 191b at SanTherefore let every man, woman and child in Sem ihole county most active worker* In tho stats. It i as* destroyer and submarine bases. ord, Florida.* ^ho was buried at Is thought that Seminole county will, * observe the .day.njt it should be observed. Let all cjf them join in /* Elk*. W a t > Wn,> I ) s ,1{'r Our forccs A.rp. returning and the Osteen. Florida, brside. her hus­ The Elk* will give »*/W*f.*>'Uft«t (urnish several of these secretaries, < LM/li band. F. Z.' Grt»vi«».* ~ ' the big pnrnde here this morning and listen to the addresses* IM it in ’ scanty, information so far received 1‘rot. Hatch, principal of the Ovfeffo . ........................ .. ........... .. .from (he day and go home with the feeling that they havu lenrned to honor Ball . a t . their home next Thursday schools having already • been • ae*-’ ; is to the effect that tho raid met The funeral aervice* occurred with a reasrJMh'blc • measure of suc­ the hottt'6 Faimcfto avenue at 10 (heir country, to make the sublim e sacrifice if called upon and toas- night, May 2, to which tho public i* copied. horn* on P'afmcfto cordially invlti'd. "• *The Ticket* will cess. ... ** ** o'clock, Kcv. Hiiburn of tho .Mejhod- affc| |n eV(f woy lo >vjn this^ wnr and especially *....................... be sold at the vurlou* »tore* and by According "to the campaign plan* “ With the exception of covering the Elk* and th'e fund* will go to the 3,000 men must be recruited for I„ ...........* ’r . « 8 „ o ift0 ..*M ,.Tire I'EOPI.F. BUY BONDS OF TUB Till It D ships, the force employed consisted •» life long momb of the M e t h o d Elk* War Fund with which to build oversea* service Willi tho Y- M . _ ( 7 . ' l.lIlKitTV I.OAN • of auxiliary vessels and ?ix obsolete in church. contingent hpspjtply and sunitarium* withjri ninety t|ays. In a d d itio n . , cruiser*. Five of, these cruiser-i • 'The. pall bearers w, re J. K. Ml*lStand behind the government that ktnnds between* you and thcr for the crippled and wounded sol­ to that num ber" several ku.aii<aJ filled with concrete were ukcd'a* tinger," J. It. Mucsun. J. E. Spurling, dier*. Everybody buy u ticket to more will be needed a t home for •h|or^; .ships and after being run C. O. Bradbury. A. !'• Connelly nnd enemy tO‘*dttftbcrccJ^ work in tho training camp* aud th e the ball. * aground were In accordance with or­ A. J i. Chappdl. Mr*. J. K. MetAnd Sem inole county will be'lhere to domonf.L*atc that every home naval point*. ............. .. , , der* blown up' and abandoned by linger and Mr*. Pope's New Peace Claude Herndonpart o f the county Ik ......................_ ^ The Sem inole County (luards Besides the sjeadily Increasing de- . the crews. A further communique rendered lleatitifnl Isle of Some­ Lmdon, L*,*.c. April 24.—Pope c T ? : 1!! their’ presence will show that they are doing their pait in this ma/ids which are being made by will be issued when report* have where, nnd. yeijcjllft will make another, .'peace the continual mybjli. atioti of Amer­ ra^and the*floralVlterfng* gfFhl cripid. ’.Thp K.cd Cross ladles, the Y. M . C. A. and othcg.NAC .been received from the. ship*, which at the funcra. ... move as aoon e*- the w estern offen­ . ican soldieFs, hundreds of lecrctarie* ate haW!returning to their bases." attested to the esteem .................... in which the workers will he in evidence. . All the Iradcvnml civic bodies and H e sive ha9 ssuraed a new phase,* says each month, nro re(|Uosfed by ,th«r In all probability the entrance to good lady Wa* held in this com­ unions and the school children by their presence wjll show that they tho Neueste Naechitcn of Munich French, Italian, Briti*h'"arid Portu- ■ Bavaria. The correspondent at Am* * the Bruges canal- has. been blocked munity. arc all with!America and all arc Americans. Mcrdum of the Exchange Telegraph gue*e military authorities. M ilitary effectively In coU»cqurorr "f the SdVon children survive their COMK OI T TODAY AND SHOW TIIK WORLD WIIEHK (*o. telegrnpli* that the Bavarian leader* feel that men must b* pro­ puval raid. Sir Eric Geddes, lir»t mother. Your ' V.v,; ;;n.l three girl*. vided nnd thut their enlistment i* a lord of the admiralty announced u>- an(J m(), h(r „f being their YOl' bTA.NI>. . , . * ...... . newspaper says the move will take necessary part in fulfilling our oUL the form of a "w'ord of warning ad­ day in the house of conimons^.-.Thi *aint on earth will be their euh)». ) H . l . u * . t - — .------- - dressed t« I he universal conscience." gat ions in the . war for dfltnuCTary. . , result of the whole operation. Sir heaven. I)urinirth6,"h'Fxt'few weeku e v try • Eric Bold, was regarded a* very suc­ city and villngi' nnd rountryaWe io cessful-. the south ns well a* nil-part* of th e . The casualty to British .rfofl* Si" country will he searched fo rm e r oat Eriij suiil, wctc 'one destroyer and of military, capabilities, bug who urc two coastal motorboat* sunk and able to serve their country and it*-., Whereas, during these times "I llour as much at. pondble, nt sill two launches missingtighter* in tho Bed Triangle servier times and to use no wheat flour of dire stress, it is necessary, to adopt While the operation "a* it' P*u' 1rtt> ' omo rapacity. Minbtvr*, butiany. kind during the week’ of April sucit measures as m ay 'b e required 1*,SCCl1 .British psrtiiw were Innded to ne»* men, lawyer*, farmer* »n*I , to eoiiMirve Die wlu-at products of | J9th to May Gth, inclusive, distract the enemy. The officer who tcaeRer*; in fact, men from ail walk* • r<i this country. SO that a sudkiotu su; Tltrrefore, I, J, 1). Davison/ mayor developed the-scheme of attack was of life are being urgeil to vnluuU er ply of wheat ran lmnji;dfatq|y be of the rity^nf Hanford, Fla., under kllfcd..........■ * ' for,this service. available for our arfnii-t In Europe, and by virtue of the power and au­ Storming parties were Handed on Just .how important it i* ein' ue thority in ia<LV<Atf.d* .dp.hereby pro­ and, the Molo from the cruiser. Vindicseen by .the assertion, of .one w a rie r Whereas, In conserving the wheal claim the week of April 29th to Violated U. S. Food Regula "liVd. The casualties to the person­ In France; who «aid th a t the "fearfcTMay fth inclusive ns potato jyrvk in Demand By Producer a n d supply of this country it 1? necessary nel, said Sir Eric were heavy in com­ shlp of a.'Y* hul’ in Franco ha* big- v, to adopt a* far as possible .spbsti* the city of Sanford, state o f’Florida, ~ ~ tions Many Counts : .... the Consumer > parison to the number engaged. An "gVr"‘ poialhiiitlea of - n atio n al'serv ice nr.d I do hereby call upon nil uf the full* In the place of wheat, and J / J . Cati* and Clara G. Cate* of than most of the bank and cnlfefe enemy destroyer was. torpedoed at citizens anti rcfiilent* of this city to The idea of. th r curb marWt is Wbfciea*. Hon. Braxton 'Heacham; Sanford, F’ln., doing butlncs* under Zeebrugge.’ , *. . again taking root irs th r tr.lnds of Ftderal Food Administrator of'-the xafcaih from tho usv of, wheat in any the firm naino'.of Sanford F'lour A presidencies nnd big city putpita in Two of'the*'tllocading Ijoats were the people here and that tho curb America." • . . ., form during suid perloil-of time, nnd ••sunk a t the entrance-to the IIturw market wiU resume husinet* at the state pf .Flo/ida ha* set aside tlu- I earnestly' Ysic 'aniL rexpeet the F'ced Company have been guilty of The 'government is. watchipg. th e . il grossly violating the U. S. Govern­ recruiting drive with Interest.^ .T h a t canul. * The piling beside th” Mole same old stand will be good "ntwvi to week of April 29tlr to May.Cth. ip- •hsarty • co-opcratton assflitance . • at Zeebrugge was blown . up by an producer and consumer nlihe. Mm. elusive,' ns potato.week In the state of every person within-^he liipU?..of ment Food .Regulation* by selling a* should he one Incentive for volun­ much u* a barrel of Hour to an Indi­ obsolete subm arine,. filled with ex­ Berry h taking a niort active inter­ of Florida, and • • the city of Sanford in imtking tinteering. President Wllion ha* ra id I vidual and without substitute*. This Whereas, 'the Fo,d Administrator plosives. * r -* "The thing that you • are doing »» week of April 29th to May Gth n est in (he curb market and lias the of Florida has requeued the co-oper­ w heatkis wceij using n* a substitute is h'uch a despicable Urt I have lifcn providing tho moral armor for alt of. following very interesting article on ation of all cities unit town* in mak­ thertTor, ns far as possible, potatoes. forced to request Mr. arid Airs. these soldier men of ours.’* • Mother* of Soldier* this, subjoct: Cates .to discontinue their bu*lne*s in g .th is movement effective, npd .- Jt would Ifltvc fepald anyone to Our curb market will re-open on malting said week a potato week in " In witness whereof I have here­ and have given" them thirty days have braved the elements on Mon­ Tu'r'iilhy, April 30th. at 7:30 tr. m. Dr. Das* Dies unto set m*y hand and affixed the from April 23rd. 1918, In which to day evening In order to hear Mrs. 1;. the same place occupipd by the the truest sense of the word and Word haa been revvdVed’ of tib v seal of the city of Sanford, on this dose .out their stock. ______ ——. Marie Mecca Varney, one of Chatl- market wagons lost- year,-and it »* __Whereof, it .i* the patriotic duty the 25th d ay of April, 1918. dcuth of Dr. S. A. Y\tsa a t h£* I m: *" • T .S .H uff,of. every American citizen to assist tauqua'a noted speakers. in Wichita, Kftnsj*. expected to prove as popular and J. D. Davison, Food Administrator for Dignified, cultured, devoted to the successful as during the season " our country in this time of need, Dr. Bass is the owner dT s furni Seminole County. • Mayor City, of Sanford, Fla. and to refrain front the uso of wheat highest Idbal*. *lic showed herself 1917. near Cameron City atuf ha* ( r e n t . * . I wish to announce to the puMic 'w o rth y of, the , commendation be­ several winter* in Snnford a id vi­ It will be open two mornings of father, Dr. Davir, nnd In acknowl­ thnt-1 have tho names of a number cinity. Ho ha* m any.friend* Aero * stowed by the public press. Brave'South Carolinian each week— Tuesday* and Saturday*. of people In Seminole county who edgement, lie said: In regard to the temperance fea­ have purchased more than their who u-ffl regret to learn of hi* deatfr. Washington, April 24.—The Amer­ In addition to Mr*. Osteen.-Mr*; ture tho lecture was replete with "Your sun’s report . ofmy son'* -y legal allotment of flour, that Is 24 Berg’ and other who turnUhcd fine ican soldier In Franre h«a the er>statement* verified by profound death I* the best we have had, and The public, wijl. plpxfe tkko Rotfco lbs. per rnqrUb for"A’ family In the vegetables .at tho ma-ket k it, 103*0^1 durance of th r F/nglish and the pep as he state*,, it wa* gbrlou* an«F 1 th a t, they" a’ rn’'expected "to obaervo scientific research.. ’ - . *. . ' city and 48 lb*, for one.in the crup.*. Sanford-will- thi* year have tho dis­ that belong* to them alone, accord­ • Aa the mother of an.aviator in the tinction of the personal Interest of ing to .Daniel .C. Roper, Jr., a lieu­ led quite sure that It.ho".had-had try. Unleta this flour is im­ 'll(e"w t;k'nf April 29 to M ay 5 te r ,k r the choosing of the way he wai to go American army it w-as J0!* mediately ilelJ.xrrcU. .to. m s..I .shall cfUtjtVe a* "P otato Weok" and fonrgvV her* county fodd adroinlstrntro and tenant and son of the Internal reve­ to apeak to . Mother* of Soldiers, the honor of buyipg vegetables from nue commissioner. In a letter madi\ thia would have been his choice." .. take steps to publish these names as the use of wheat flour during th a t time, uflng In Hftu thereof any cf th o and her appeals were eloquent, in­ his fptm jf .|t wishes as Mr. Huff undesirable citizens. public here today young* Roper tell* Crop Iteporl spiring nnd impressive. Would that, pecta to send In pepper* and other of, thefactlYlUcs of a- South Carolina I wish tto notify the public tlint numerous, substitute* and p a rtiro Jacksonville, Fin’, April 23. 1918 suefi" a purchase of flour la. % crim­ larly. the new- Irish potatoaa. wfalefi'^ -the womanhood of our broad lan< . product* ral**d *on his placd. officer named Davis, 'who, overJ** Synopsis of crop -condition* In inal -act and punishable by two the merchant* will be able to supply would folldw-this’noble leader to tho Huff, however hopes a s . a pyhlic pojvercd by number* of Germans, lofty height of her grand Ideal*! •**• spirited..cUircn to b*ve mgny curb oecJuntod for seven ot them before Florida for the week ending April years, in thq.. penitentiary "and $5,­ ., The merchant* will please t a L p " ‘ li a 22, 1918: ' • ., 000.00 fine. • notice th a t th * y ‘ gre 'expected to ,,;.... . *' ’ , . market rompetitprs, .and all, cither he was killed. Temperature. — Wce)t was more ** - Holland Mny Rre«kJ The merchant* of Seminole county, make only a reasonable prvtij on .whltt* o r - colored, who have farm pro­ "You will be proud to learn of tho The BrltUh foreign office, nccon^' ducts to Tctall* a rt dfged to enter the case of a South Carolinian, a *bn of favorable iq th*‘ m atter of tempera­ will please take notice that I have potato** sold during thia • w«eik c f than previous one, being warm­ seized 10 barrels of. sugar owned by ■acrlflce. , ; ing to the London Daily News O'as .. Hsu. * ’ •** Dr.. Davla of near Clio.',"'H e' wa* ture er. The forcjUtt-waa eooler than the .' . .learned th a t the r«l*Uon" between l'J.J; Cate* and It la my purpipar to . Th*;baker* are notified th a t tk e y . And Sanford housekeeper* are urg­ surrounded by the Roche but he had *■Holland and Germany are very, ed to thl» *easo‘n follow even mar* a pile of human fle*h in front of’him seasonal, followed by higher midday Mlb thia sugar lo . the. merchant* at will pot he permitted to •pureluite atratned. The- dispute about...thc closely the example aet year* ago by w hea,.bo. died. 7 He' f lig h t like a temperatures. T he highest reported tho price paid for it by. said Catea, spy, more than their normgl a rp p ly supply of grvel from Hoffand to ; h . women pi. Jhjfh officialdom . In tigdr-^-accounted for. *|ven .Boche* was 90 deg.; lowest 49 deg. that, is .8: cent* per pound. Anyone of flour daFJng. potato week and c-m* *Germany waa said to have been the Wa*hlnHan,whfcW«»«W It.fashionable with his pistol and th rn >was fighting ; -^Precipitation.'—ftaln waa excessive wishing to secure’any ot It may "do sequenOy.can not Increase their « « tcause, '.Official and, diplomatic^ to pereohally "go-a-iparltpUpg" and with an em pty rifle when strucTt' frops to damaging over portions of the •o by commuij}i^Jlng. with" Cats* or Xlut ol bread. I must aahf a t trier. drd«kMh‘ me,"wlth‘ a t no ob»«rvhnce pf th is .. north ccntrar central anu khd ho/theastern . . XfcMofc.. »- -«- •- •»ld to *ook aecurt f*ny otnina. My m ena wa* a ’ aiauoi n o /m c iim u coun me, wim th* me understanding unuor»iMnuing th xnav behind. friend citadel norvn secure th* the lre*n, f r e ih '/; '^ r ly gruu. grub.". upon * " x • • b« be upon the the aquation »l*uatIon with with uneaslpeea. une* o • nilev M. Fletcher Berry, •• man' and flna offlc*f." An: excerpt tie*. * A* a rule, howe v«r, ralM were aale pr BellveFy of "th* sugar it to" u ^ ................. ’ man* fine officer." T .S . H uo; . Riley M: ?letcher Bep .’ Rumor*' were that apmethlug tn the h n i' bHh Emergency Home Dem. A ft.- from the l*H*rwa***nt to th* m»n’« beneficial and timely, although fn- mada^without my approval. . rv ; . . Food AdmlnWuatof Tor CATES CLOSED BY FOOD AD­ MINISTRATOR CURB MARKET WILL START IN SANFORD ■ i• j i. . . . .• . . v’. ' . ....... ( • ................ . '• UUitjLULi. .1 {- X- vA.». V ' • , *....... * ••• *„i t . ■i -lii ’> �Tft&8ANP0 RDHERALD The Pictures that Please TUESDAY—Emily Stevens in Outwitted WEDNESDAY—Douglas Fairbanks in “Hii Picture in the Papers.” \ i ' ' # * . THURSDAY—Marjory ' W ilson. ia “Flama of Chance.V ...... • FRIDAY—Harold Lockwood in “ Under Han •■ dicap.' SATURDAY- Vengeance and the Woman Barrymore in “The Etemi Mother. ■ja Evening Performance at 7 :15 Citrus . FOR MELANOSE pr u n e That la the Beat Way to Attack This Destructive Dieasc. ing then by any ^-other nethod known at^ present.. Thft disease lit causcd'.by ' a fungus; the same one th a t causes stem-end rot. The fun­ gus is found chiefly in the dead twigs and branches of the citrus tV?t% «n*d this dead wood la the principal source frogn .which thi^ dig*_!••• * * *•»%•••••• * • * ease spreads. Them arc. iwQ seasons of the year ■when pruning for mclanose can be made to advantage.' The best time •hf In tbo winter when the trees are in the most nearly.. dormant, state. If tho dead wood can he removed in December or January the new (oliag6 and fruit will-not he exposed to injury during the early period of its ' development. The University of Florida experiment station has learned that trees pruned in Febru­ ary, March and April arc more of less weakened. Where it is not pos­ sible to prune during tho w inter jieapon. tho.w qrk may he done in tljP. Yurpm'cr, preferably in June or July. • ONE-LEGGED.MAN NOW - WANTS TO 00 H IS BIT Fort McPherson, On.—C. B. Fink, thlrty-slx; -Is determined not to bo a slacker. He has but ono leg, and tba toll of box-mak­ ing haa told on his general health, and one-legged men are unsuitable for trcoch work. Dut Fink has asked MaJ. G. V. Heldt to enlist him as a fireman. ‘T can sure make a boiler hum,” ho declared, and said his employment as a fireman would release n man for.active service. Tho matter has been taken..up with Washington.-•••-•r New Land Crop $10,000. Jloroford, Ter.—A $10,000 crop ratted on land that less than ona year ago was all In native.aod Is tho f*at of O. II. John nod hla two sons on 2M acres loented nbout seven miles nortji* west of Hereford. Thtf’Jbttri me’n ’arq not farmers and moved here from Flagstaff, Ails. HUN TELLS OF TANK TERROR For Rent—Furnished* hqoM( from o f tho_S i t T n r88?, aHaTMaaotTTiS? middle of. U ty until October.' In* tence of cxcommanlcatjga.oQ the bish­ quire N in th and. Laurel 70-216 :• --------k— v — op of Rome. Tho cburchee became re­ For Rent—»The Haynes house on united towards the end of the ninth century, and remained' so until tbo Sanford Heights, 4 rooms, big yard, middle of the eleventh,century, when complete water system, garage, elec­ In 1054 Michael Ccrnlariuf, patriarch tric lights, etc. *11. C. DuBose. of the .East, renewed the condemoattod of the Latin church, and was In torn excommunicated by Pope Leo For Rent—Three office ‘rooms DC Efforts toward reunion’ were fronting on First street. Most de* mado from time to time, end at Fer­ sireble offices in city. Several other rara (1480) the Greek prelates signed good office rooms In same building. a decree of union, but were fofeed . 23-tfc by the people end clergy to repudiate Yowtll & Speer. I t . Since then the two communions WANTED have remained separata ' W anted—Good aeconjL hfnd typoTale’s crews cost.the athletic asso­ •itcr. See C: II. Leffler. 70-2tc ciation daring tho year ending 1014 the Lost—An enamel brooch with five sum of 123.074.75. In the fiscal year petals. Pear In center. . Reward to 1015-10 tho cost was *20,531.90. ... finder. Mrs. Robert Herndon, 209 68-3tp - After a year’s abfioUco as advisory E. Fourth St. conch at Tale untversjty, Michael F. Lest— Old style breast pin, picture Sweeney of Hill school, Pottstown, has of .gld. gpnlleman on one side, braided again resumed tho coaching of the hair, jour other. Finder will be re­ track candidates at’ the important warded by ' Ieaving at Herald Office. Pennsylvania prep school. Harry Weeks.- •• ............. •fl9-2tp ’7 Far M a m h a r LaiU latara T a t h a ■Democratic Voltr* ol Baralnola Co.! • -I- b t r t b y ann o u n ce ray can d id a te tor rtpm a n t a t l r # In tbo next Florida I c k M i t u r t from Btmlnola county, tu b jrc t to t b a dam. ocralla primary to ba btld Jun» 4 t k of tbit y r t r . and In tfla y o u r conrldtratloa of my .quallficatlont. . .« . B ttp artfu lly , • , j . Tm J i c k i n s o n . m l *i e • I « ' ' j • •as i t **• ' ' 1 * .•J'.V.............* * ' F rin k L. W t o d r i f f A i M i l f f i fnr L«|l«* • • -Ulnff ............... T o t V o t t r n . o f Stm lnoU Co.: I b t f to «nD0UBr« t b i t 1 am a e a n d ld a U for ro-«ltctlon to tb a houaa af ra p r a a a n U tinea. Iro m- B, ml holt county. H aving aarvtd you la th a t cap acity In tha acaalon of 1S17 1 fcat I am r r c p t r v d t o ftva you b a t t e r atrvie# In-'151*. ‘ 1 dd not know of a n y rvatnn suss v ? « .D,jvfn & is d a y ol J u l r . J l D. l*e«. tm b r a r i n i tho following d e n B d property d t o a U d In Bimlnoii ro U k tlr Florida, to-wlt: U < 404. Altamonte, r a l d l a n d bring aaaaaaad a t tka d a ta of tka Utoar.ro of tuck eortlScato In tka noma of E, F, Baaaott. A b o r t tortlflealaa k a r t baoo filed In ray affir*. and aat made appllcatlonr-for t a i dead to liana In ncrordincw with law, and unit** a»ld cirtlflcat(o (h tll bo rodoamod arcordlng to law t a i dead w lll'lttna tkoroon on tka l l t k day ol May, A- D. l i l t . , . . Wit neat ray official tlgnaturo and aaal thla tba I t b day of Anr A. I) l * l » , (aaal) E. A- DOUGLASS, * Clark Circuit C ourt, Ramlnola C o- Fla. • Dy V. E. Douilaaa, D. C. f : dS-Tura-fite , . “>* « * . . V s3 fed application for U i / t o d t o *h!Sj k n c . w l l h . l a w . . Bald cartiSc tko following doacrlbad p r e t w ^ V - ? & * i * Samlnola county, Florida. t i i i i V , **♦< W «». M, «T. •«. 11. 7», 7»7S0,%^l,t,Uij **, •4, Florida Land 4 t^ol C o . » South Sanford. Tka aald Uod *£?*• *• noaoed a t tk a data of U o Ui*.- * '» * ao. cartlflcato In tko name of U o kto»7 aald cartlflcato .k ali b# r*dw S I 2 \ to law U k dead will Imu# t W r . . ! t , *,<1*r * 7th d ay of A p ril A. D. I » | £ * ** »W tiur‘t‘kar«M :>rd .? ^ uM^i:;,r D t,A1r » ** c le r k 'C i rc u i t C ou ^sV raln S e 1' ^ ru. SZ-Tuoa-ttc . . bVt N ellie at AfyUcffilea far Tak DeeS U ader . f l i r l l t n S f f C k a p le r 4SSS U t a al n # r Notlca It hereby f l e e n t h a t O. C. B ry an t purchaser ol To* Cerllficala No. 1S74. dated th e 4tb day el November, A. D. 1114 baa Olad aald certificate In. my offlea and b aa made appUr Allan lo r t a a deed.to lu u o In ac­ cordance w ith" l a * . ' ' Skid .certlficalo orat bracea tbo followln* deacrlbed. property. alU U> accordance wUh i.W, 'K rid rtria f.? , u a te d . In Seralaola county, Florida, tw-wlti lyacea tha followlni detolbed p/.Y altuatad In Beralnola county, Florid/ * ‘ ! I f » 14 Block O. Celery A , T i lion to 8 anford. T k a aald land Ui*. . . . . ------------------------------- ------- ------- ---------- . acaaad.H tha data of tha Ittuanca el Iba name of kl. E . Itlcka. U n |rtt raid crrtl crrtlBcata n tka name of J, r .’ fleata ahall b a . r a d r r m r d accordln* to law ta a Unltaa aald crrUficata ihill ha rtdtti dead will taaua t h r r r o n bn tba STtb d ay according t o law U k dead *11 iuu* tv!, of April. A. D. ISIS. on J } * T , l h dMy i ! ,M,* r>, A- !>• .*• Wltnroa ray official alfaattira ond aaal tbfa '■ ■Wllnru my official ti in t tu r r aad (Caatlaood from P o o T) Men and Women Wanted to Dig Potatoes a t Hastings, Florida Awtotltr Taiitxad Drorrlptiaa of Good Wages. Season Starts Apr. 8 HASTINGS. FLORIDA ATLANTIC HOTEL Motclcy a Wood M. M. Hmlth Molcly A Wood. T . W. , T- B n of N.W H Hastings-Farm Labor Bureau JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Cor. Osy & Hogan. Close to Everything One niock from Poatoffice......... of N W f i BEH• °,f RWI4 and W H af 8 E)<_________ --------------•sw W V .ti’r M. M. Smith. * -~ - E l i of S W J ( --------------------------S W U of 8 t ) f ---------------------Undlvldtd i i In U rtat la ol N W | ( _______________ Ilof tod Cold RaoaUf Watte U Evaty Roam. All Oalrfda a a d Hcvvtatd. Htata aad futh 11.44 la IIJI. i r t t f l a l I N t o i m E. Fraah fra/c# Proprietor. Orlindo Dav. Co T. W. Moran M. M. Smith T . W. M o r a n - - N E W WINDLE HOTEL Foe C a«al, Cammltalaarv I hereby announea mytrlf Ji'ewadUlai# tor Onus. Iv Commbtlootr for tba 4th Dktrict'Ol Seminole (o unly, eul>)tct (o art Ion of (ha Damm-ratir. 1‘rlmaryol Jurat 4th, and aollelt Iba votaa of all* Democratic. U r platform la y must* deal lo all " j t e p e r t fully, E. U. K1LBEE JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA . CaaisUta, Madrfa, Hrtrvard, Oatalda Baa la (ha haarV af tit/. C a t,t a le s ! la aetntklaf. Head (or baakitL Wladja W. HaiUk. Fra#. LEGAL ADVERTISING CLASSIFIED'* ADVERTISING Oeniral In Taoeblatt Recalls Hannibal Elephants as Slmllo to British .* ' Machines. , •••• • 4• • • • • • Melantse in all its phases, and control measures for the tlUeahl- tt discussed in Slolio/t liulletin I 15. by II. E. Stevcnr. He says: "Mclanose is responsible for per­ haps a. larger • percentage--of-perma­ nent lnjuf£ to citrus fruits than,any. other ■ingle agency in.tbo state, and the nnnual loss from this disease is in crensing frnm .year to year. Few groves are found In which mclanose does not occur, except perhaps those of more recent planting, itnti in many localities It is boom ing more abun­ dant each season. I a ccrtnlp groves from 75 to 100 per cent of the crop la Injured each year. . "Tho control of melanbsd'vrilTiliv pend largely on keeping the citrus trees • free from deatl wood. This will require careful-and-system atic pruning and 'attention- to.-nll other agencies that arc- likely to catso dead or weakened wood in the trees. Pruning is expensive in mnny cases and often is slow and tedious work; however, this seems a t present to of­ fer the most effective method of ror during mclanose Injury. The djs sense may not bo entirely eliminated from the grove even* !»y tho most careful, pruning, but with pruning such as is done by the ordinary la­ borer tho jicrcentage of bright fruit - ran be doubled trebled in many groves." The bulletin may 4>o bad free by addressing'u request to the Agricul­ tural Experiment Station, Gaines- tfc* t n d day i U u m , A. D , I N t • r a b r s t t a a folia vine «*^Wbad w a p w t y ; rf»»»U<l l» Bomloolo c a o n tr. F lo r id a , te-u U : U W , A l t a n o t U . Bald land b r i a f aoaaaaad a t th e d a ta at IW U n t M * o l tuck r a r t l f i t a u In For Sale—A few-thousand Rcppcr plants, 30c hundred, $2.50 thousand. THREE AND SEVEN ARE LUCKY See C. H. Leffler. 70-2tc her h u aband 11. H o w ard Mary T o r l t r DaVauibn, Uo«a I’olMII, C a rl U DaVauaha, Mareh B. D eV au sh n , Oil, II. I>aVaughn. Ij u r a K. M arrudrr. Jam ea W. Ully. T h a t . W. Moran. A. Warlag f.aarion and ----- — • I j w t o n . bit wife, E. U Oawald a n d -----r — .O tvald,. kit* wile, Mary l^rulta Horner. unrriarrMd, M. E. F latcktr- -and • — — ■ —'" Fletcher, bar kuil-and. J ob. F. Horner a n d -------Horner, hla wlla. Wm: If. H orner and-.—— — Horner, hla wife, and Ibe-unkno w n hefra op Mary P o r ­ ter D e V a u s h n lloea I’olhllf. Carl I- D a V au ch n , Merrh S. IleVaufhn, Ori* II. D eV au sh n . I.eura E. Mairuder, J i t n n W. i.llly. Tho*. W. M ila n , M. J. |.aMute,*fV7 •Wallne U v t o s and -------- l.ew to n , hla alle. E. I.. Oiwald an d — — —l>»*ald, hie v l l r Mary A. Horner. Marv U u i * e llarner. M . E. • Fletcher an d ■■ Fletchae, her huiband, Jaa F.. -Homer a n d ------ — Horner, hla wlf# end Wm. II. Ilorntr and — llorAer, bla wlla. . riledeuef Pakilrat To M a r y T4r<‘e l DeVaush , lloia Pothl Ctrl U D eV aushn, March It. D eV tuin h. title II. D eV au ih n , ___ l.aurd K. M »e ruder, Jamee W. I.llly. ' o*. W. M oran, A. W tr |n s - I.awton, hie wife, E. L Ijw ton and — hie wife, Mery Oiwald a n d — kl. E. Ftelcker I, oul*« H orner, unmarried and — Kl et fhe , her h u sband, Jae. F Horner a n d — ----- Horner, h i t wile, Wm II. Horner a n d ------ -t llnrner. hlt.wjle, end P o rt a r the unk n o w n heir* ' ‘ " ' H e r * D eV tu fh n Item PolhlllI, Carl L DeVauihn, ___ title II, peVtuefen. March H. DaVauibb, l a u r t E. M t i r u d r i *. Jam * re w . U lly. Thoa. ... _. .......---------- Ijw lon , A. Warlns Law­ ton and — ------ l.aw<pn. hl» • wife/ E .I-' Oswald a n d - * * — — Oswald, hlr-wlfa; Mark A. Horner. Mary .L ouisa Horner. M. E. Flrtcher a n d — —. Fletcher,■ her huiband. Jamea IV H orner and —— — Horner, hla wlf# and W m . I I .. Horner a n d — ——r Horner, hla wife. • It ap p ears from the tw o -n bill ol com­ plaint filed In tha above e n t i t l e d etuie, th a t the defen danle, Mary P o rte r DeVauihn Itosa i'r lh ll l. C trl 1. D eV auchn, March 8 . D eVauihn, title R. D e V a u ih n . T ia ra E. Me (ruder, J a m e a W. I.llly, T boe. W. Moran. A. Waring I.awton and — — — Lawton, hie wife, E. L Oeermld nod — — — -Oswald, Me wife, M ary I oulee Horner, u n m a r r ie d ' M, K, Fletcher a n d --------- Fla'chcr, her husband lae. F. H o r n e r and — H c rn a r, bit wife' and Wm, II. Horner aad — —— Horner, bla wife, c laim soma ln)fr)el In the followln, de*rribed p / o r e r t y t n / j h e co u n ty of Bern. Inole and s t a t e of Flikjda, described t t the north-aet <iuarler ol tb r n o rth w r e t querter of the so u th w e s t quarter <>f section fifteen (fAL’to w n eh ln twenty-one ( 2 I> south, la n t e thirty-one 134) tael, and lo t four (4) of T. t„ C u sh ln s’a addition to th e to w n of Ovledn, tn d beginning at the northeast ro rn rr ol the soulhwe-t q u a rte r of the eoulhen*! quieter o' section fifteen (16), tow nship twenty-one (21) sou th , range thirty-one CM) east, run nett seven and seven h u n d re d th s (7.07 > ihalnt, s o u t h seven .and eeven-bundredthe (7.07) ch ain s, east seven a n d seven-hun­ dredths 17 U7 l chains, north seven and sevenh u ndiedlht |7 .0 )) chains to beslnnlng, con­ taining 6 nrrea mote or leas, an d are reeldrr.te of a ta t r e and counties o th e r than tha etata ol F lorida, th at their place ol residence le unknown t o her, and th ere it no person In the s t a te of Morldt the aervlce of sub­ poena upo n whom would bind aald defend­ anle, .a n d t h a t the aald defendant# are ot*r the age of twenty-on* t 2 1 ) .y e a r s. It* fu rth er appears th a t (her# a r t other rrsoni Interested Is tb a aald property whn«e na m e nr tlamee are u n k n o w n to her. wh« or# heirs de»l*eee, grantees, or other claimants u n d e r Ih t raid M ary I’ortar DrVgughn, lloea Polhlll, C tr l L. DeVaughn. March S. DeVaughn, ((tie II. DeVaughn, I.sure E. Magruder, James W. I.llly, Tooe W. Moran, hi. J. I.eetnn, A. Waring Lewtun a n d ----------I.awton, hie wife. E. L Oe- Mystic Numbers, According to Popular • For Sale.—Flesh' milch cow.V. R- L Superstition, Bring F o r th 'G o o d ^ Gnirioonr Sanford, Florida. 70-4tp • . ■ *and Bad Luck. For Salc-rJersey'*;'Duroc pign, 8 There Is sold to bf luck in odd lum ­ jcka old. I. D. Martin, Golden bers, nnd then) ftro prudent farmers’ ike, lit. A. * C9-2tp . wives who ore cqycful to put nn odd number of eggs under a hen for hntchFor Salo—1914 Model-Ford tour­ Ing. Of course tlio fatal thirteen Is ing car. Good running condition. an exception to the rule. ...... W; M. JInynes, Hernjd Office. G9-tf Three is considered especially For Sale—19|7..Ford, perfect con lucky, but-ttisro arc superstitions of bad luck connected'with It. For in­ dition. Demountable rims. Ownei stance: Break ona (Halt nnd you will drafted for a r m y — must rqll. 303 K brenk three. Three times a brides­ First St. ‘ , ' G9-2ip maid, never n bride. There Is n belief In certain sections thnt when a Are - For Sale—At a bargain, tiling foi occurs there will bh two others, mnk* flvo acres if taken nt pneo. D . ’A. ing three Innldc of 24 hours. It Is Hoak. It. 1. City. fiG-tf said If n dream octnirs tbreo times In succession It will corao tru e.. An ex­ ception to the rule that even numbers horse, wc nre not lucky Is tho common belief Ilrumley. thnt tho flndlng of n four-leaved clov­ er will bring good fortune. For Sale—Ten acres hammock Bcvcn Is one of tho luckiest of num­ land on Cameron avenue, right in bers. The seventh son- Is considered tbo heart of tho celery delta. Till* n natural healer, while the seventh farm joins railroad loading station son of a sevepth son has almost un­ Three acres cleared. Must bo sold The Intolerable Rooster. limited power to work wonders. • 'Tho hen 14 not ut nil proud-spirited, to ' close ■an estate. If interested Blio differs in that respect from her • ..... Keep a thing seven year* and you will write F. J. M eDshntl, Owosso rooster spouse. Whctlirr.hwr. marriage have a use for It. If you nre tho sev­ • • ,53-tfe yqw|i.blnd h er'to love and obey him enth pepiQn having your faro rung up Michigan. qfter a. street car has started on Its and to drudge and Iny for hitn, I am. not ready to state, but It would seem trip you will hnVo good-luck oil dny. very much that way by the haughty It will bring good luck to walk over til* 'chtlnilclecr assumes toward M r . novcn rails on Ihc rallroud track with­ ladyahlp. Married roosters a^o ,fpr. out stepping off. You will have good luck for tho year mort selfish thlfd hURbnnds (>t the hu­ man tribe. A man, even though he dc- the figured of which added up make tefis housework, will sometimes con­ your a$e., Thya 10J7 added upt makes " (Oil inti vii p i wuua/i is* u iu u a y hi May. descend to carry a scuttle of coal or cfgh'tebn.' ‘ A. D. 1914, th a tama bring a tula day al turn the wringer washday.. But you’ll tkla re u r t. . - > never find a rooster willing to inter­ ' Origin of the Greek Church. It la f u r t h e r ordirgd t h a t .thla nstlcw ha For Sale—Beet planta, 30 cents >ubll*had fog iwalva tonaacullve waaka Is fare with a ben'e domestic affaire.—. Apart from theological discussions, ha Sanford Horrid, a naw apapor publlihtd Elm In Cartoons Mags slue. ■uch aa thoee rising from the addition1 100. br $2.00. per thousand.,. W rite n Baralnola eeu n ty . . J 51-tfc ' Wltntkv E . 'A'. ' banglaaa, C lrr k .of told o f “the.worder-'*and tba eon," la the. Portln Uroe., Wagner, Fla. rirru tt C o u r t, and tka a*al thocoel thU 44th cm d, 'the 'separation of the Latin and day »< J a n u a r y , A. I). 1911. -. Greek churched may be traced to the •Taoal) * 1 B. A. D O U O L A 88 . Clark. Robln.oh A Iliardall 1 When dining out wlth friends founding of Opnitantlnppla and the Furnished Rooms by • Day; W648 . M l d w r u to r Comnlaloant. . . . . asked what her choice of the political OlvVsl'oo *oi the. Roman 'em- o r Month—Park" wvanfii ^Pla't; l'OS . 44-Tuoo-lSt* \ % * chicken was. Forgetting the name foa^ptreg aecdrdlng to a . Bible .atndeoL North Park avanue, ovar L. H- T*hll* the .moment; ah'e ealdt ' f l fordet de Iguatlna, patriarch of OonstanUnople. Ipa A Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. name. . It’a de pert v^hat makeg.hU had been depqeed,- and was succeed • 80-tf Bre.*! •’ ’:T ... . Ab2 D»ollB»#whO-euinmOTedw iaqncll Hari, manager. S H U of N K X of 8 K NVVX and W H of S E X of B E X Flarlda Gravea C a ra a a a t’a AddIlian la Black llararaaek aa Utcaeded la 1‘ltl n*«k Na. 3 F a s t 74 Heralaala Carnal, Uecorda »... Lola 41 (o 46 (leaa 8 6 4-10 terra of 44)......... ................. JO . . II. W. B a r r . — -- -------N B X --------------------------------N K X «t B EX and N B X N E X . .......... ........ — N B X ®f HW «l and N W X BE X ----------------------N F.X ef N W X ------------------B W X of B B C - r n - - ------N X o f . s v r w l l . ----------------N k x of sK J< ....... .................. E M of B EX of 8 W X • — N EW of B E X --------------------NE >4 of N B X , ------------ - -- S W X of N K X . a a d » W X N W X ---------------------N W X of &KX and NM N W If and S H of H . p t H W X ................... M. M. Smith M. M. Smith U n k n o w n ,... 10 30 2 6-10 E, II. Woodward M. M. Smith Unknown ... Unknown * T. W. Moron 20 M. M. Smith Harry A. Myrre 10 5 40 M. M. Bmlth 'T. W. Lawton N K X oLBliX of B E X an d W M ..................... o fS F .I l o f.B E X . ___77 21 32 N E X of S E X r-.— --------- --- M _ £ » _ M M. M. Smith ( holoole a t lir'cardid In D a l Uaak Na. 2 P a s t I I Himlnelc Caaaty Record* Klulm mee Valley 1^.1, 3, 3. I, 6 and C Ittoek D — • Con»truetl**n t . . KWeltnnire Valle/ L ite I. 2. 4. f. and S niock F . Cohltrhrtlon Co K ltilm mre Valley __ • Construction Co . r. e C.' Ily IriMI •), n, ", v, II ffiliu. M. M. Smith Illock N ______ Klealmmre Valle) < Lot 1 Block Q . _________ • Construction t o F, E. C. Ily — Ix.lt 2, 3. 4 and 6 niock X. Ix.lt I 2, 3, 4, 4. and 6 Block Lota 2 . I. 4, 4 t a d fi Block B Wm. Jacob# Cota 1 lo 13 Illock W ---------14 I# 4* H rm laell Ca. Rteer4a Narlk Chulaeta aa H tc e rd t d I Will Moraby----------- ’.*! lx>t 23 Block J . , . , . ----------------— Lucian B r a n c h ----:-----J Ix.lt 1 t n d 2 Block 1 2 -------------Mrs- Ida llrum lry-------, lx>t 7 Block 12 . . . i _ _______ i _ 8 . II. Wllllt.-----------;-----. Ix>t II Block 12 vi_____ •______ E. E. Tribble------J Ixit » Block 2 1 ' . ___ ____________ J . F. Merrill----------- 1 Ix.1 19 Block 41.-., ___________ Barbra Mont#. . . . ------. Ixil 13 Block 49-----------Dorothy N. IleynifJde _ • L a l l l Illock 4 8 ---------------------Recerdt •• • " Villa Mills aa lt>-to(4,d In Plat lfiok No. 3 Tago 33 H im laata Coonly . * U n kn ow n .-— — 1 Ix»t 12 llloak II..... _____________ L. E. Ito b*rta... Ixita 14. 1 0 And IS Block C . . . _ WJ4 -of S W X (!*•* ’ W)< of N X o f V lI i’oY NE X~of H K X '- Z N W X ®f BRJ( a n d , W »j ol ' B W if of S E X - - - ___ N X of N W X of B E X “ I S E X — -— ———. S W X and BX o f S E X .........— AU tlr** N W X Cf S W X * . -------E X ol N E X of N E ) , and N W )( of N E X _________ H X of S W U ol S E X of N E X N X of N W X an d S W ) i of N W X of N EM ol 8 B H _______ H EX «>l N E}t of BE X ...... — — W»4 of BEX nnd H W } (............ N ‘ * of E X of HEX of B E X and 8!4«*oI B E X of B E X of B E I f ___________ W X of B E X of S E X * _________ E X of N E X <>'•• W X of N E ) ( of N X ) ____ 7_. _ W X of “ WX of N E X ond W es links of N E X of RWU of N K X _______ __ N E X of N w t ( ______ _________ N W X ®f N W X ond S W X of M. M. Bmlth M. 41. Bmlth M. M. Bmlth Unknown! Unknown___ M. M. Smith • M. M. Bmlth M. M. Smith D. I - Throahir M. M. Smith... M. M. Bmlth Unknown . . . — Harry A. My*f» M. M. Bmlth: M. M. Smith M. M. Bmlth M. M- Smith M. M. Smith M. M. Bmlth I ’ ' AU tha Undo, dtorribod • • 4 f l a t # o l Florida. Wharo 70-Tua#4 ts �been lifted with the baking powder. Add. juet oirmifh*more liquid,- If nec­ essary to make a lom ew hat atiff b atter. Deat thoroughly, place, in gem pam until half filled, and bake 25 to 30 minutca in a [moderately hot oven. A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPONDENTS-rEVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD Mrs. Libble Weeks, Mrs. Carolina McDougal and Miss Annie Weeks returned Wednesday from a visit with Okie Weeks at Camp Wheeler, Macop, Ga. G. C. McDougal joined the p arty at Waycrosa and accom­ panied them to* Camp Wheeler'. SA T U R D A Y WHEATLESS M nanuuuT U B l (N(UIStM «IIUI .* WAR STAMPS SALES Many Good Recipes For Us­ ing Potatoes Next W eek. Often when’no dry bread crumbs ‘a re 'o n hand, fresh Bread ia uacd'for ■tufllng purposes. ‘ This use of bread can be abolded by making the po­ ta to stuffing given below. , ... ’ Potato Staffing 2 cups mashed potatoes 1 e^g (ben) ■ 1 arrtsH'onion finely minced >• J tablespoon f i t > 1 stalk celery finely minced or • i i teaspoon celery salt 1 teaspoon skit ’ * Pepjfer Mix the ingredient^ and use in place of ordinary bread stuffing. PROVE your patriotism , home­ makers and housewives. This week furnish your families with wheatless breads and the many potatb dishes possible to substitute for wheat pro­ ducts. And prove YOUR patHotism,•hus­ bands, fathers, sons or brothers of Seminole housewives, by being not only willing but eager to substitute A cake’ with one half of the flou( other foods for wheat products. one would^ordlharily use replaced by Unless you do YOUR, p a rt In the potato ia made ah folllowa: r Wheatless Week program it will fail, Chocolate Potato Cake w rm a ttc r how hard the women of . la cup butter .or other f a t your'.families work to do theirs.-}* H cup iugar *4 cup dry riced potato Among the many valuable helps sent out by our government are the following potato recipes. Some of them include a little flour, for wheat flour in some instances, cornstarch or rice flour may be substituted; in others rye or barley,'or 'oatmeal or potato flour. * ....... (If there i s , yet anyone in Sem.iaole county who has not the gov­ ernment bulletins on the substitutes used for wheat in bread I shall be glad to send them upon application by postal.) • • • < •• ’ Riley M. Fletcher Derry," . ‘ Emergency Home Dem- Agt. ItrcipcH From Circular No. 100 ■•Contributions from the States'R e­ lations Service. A. C. True, direc- Food Administration ' • with * *t't % Corn cfad Other Coarse Flour Y ou will save w h ea i for the Governm ent. Y ou will save tim e and trouble for yourself. You will b e sure o f satisfactory results. T h e G overnm ent h as select‘ ed Calum et Baking Pow der . W for the A rm y and N avy , War- Time Recipe Book Free—send for it toddy Calum et Baking Pow der Co. 4100 Fillmore St. 314 W. 1st ST. ' Chicago, Illinois E. W. DICKSON SANFORD, FLA PHONE 67 AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED Auto.Tires, Tubes and Anything for’the Tires . STARTING BATTERIES ALL REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED • •* , * * * 4 Fernald Hardware Company IT ’S GENUINE ECONOMY to make a tire last as long ai poatflfc It’a sheer waato to discard one b'cau*’ it has been cut, tom-or badly blown out Our vulcanizing process 1<WIVr tin* the active service list. No punctur, cut or tear but what we can ireat so tbt the tire will be as serviceable M g w one. ' If you have* ta' damaged tire f« KENT VULCANIZING.WORKS • k and 3rd St; Sanford, Florid* 485323535353 If consumers are to pay leu for beef," live-stock raisers naturally will receive less for cattle. If farmers are paid more fojr live stock, consumers will necessarily pay more for meat. Swift & Company pays for cattle approximately 90 per pent of the price received for beef and by-product6« The remaining 10 per cent pays^ for dressing, freight to market, operation of distributing houses, and in most cases, delivery to the retailer. Net profits also have to comet, .out -of this 10 per cent. This margin cannot be squeezed arbitrarily without danger of crippling the only effective means of performing .the complex service of converting cattl^ into meat and distributing this meat to the fighting forces and to consumers. Swift & Company’s net profit on beef during 1917 was only Va of. a cent .per pound. On all •products, it was a little less than four cents on each dollar of sales. Complete elimi­ nation of these profits would not affect appreciably . retail prices of meat, or. farm prices of live stock. • Swift & Company Will be glad to co-operate in devising methods .dipt will improve . conditions in the meat and live stock industry. Florida being Tenne ree, Ala ;, Georgia and South • Carolfi a Short process: Mix the sail with the mashed potatoes, which u/<- fr*-t* from lu m p s and riiu^'-ij’ u n ( l luke­ warm. A lfit'l-fi to i j cakd com­ pressed yeast softened in -l table­ spoons warm water, or 2 to i table­ spoons liquid yeast, or J*j c a k e 'dry yeast. When liquid yeast is used no. additional water ' must. lw added.' Blend with this potato and yeast mlxfure one cup flour. Stir-m llU ' smooth;'VW\*t*r and set to roe. When ............... « % th is Sponge is light und soft, knead in opoijgb . flour to make a rather still but elastic dough. lie sure tlutt it is stifTer th a n ' ordinary dough. Coyer, and let (rise again until very light.'"ICrwad down, mold and place in lightly greased pan. l.et rise in pun until as high as ordinary white bread, then bake cut least one hour in a moderately hot oven. ...Jiakrvery thoro.yghli;,........... If desired an amount of grated raw potato equal to.tliC amount o' mashed potato called for may he used, but th e '' resulting bread is darker and lias a more marked po­ tato flavor than when'Cooked pota­ toes lire used. ........•••«•• ......... .. Quick Oreads . .„ Try thin .recipe for te a - biscuit. Notice th a t tlie'liquld is less than is the case wheti all flour is used, be­ cause, /j( . the* wakes the mashed po* Into contains. , Potato lllscult • 2 'cups sifted Jlpur I teaspoon salt 3 teaspoons baking powder 3 tnblespoons shortening ... 1 cup mashed potato ' Liquid sufllclcnt to mix. ■-----Sift together twice the flour, salt ai(A baking powder. .C ut.cr-rub.into this the cold shortening. In the same way rub into this flour mixture the mashed' potato. . Finally add just enough cold-liquid to make the mass cling together. Do not knead. Place on floured board,-roll until )£ inch thick and cut into ro u n d s..' Place these In lightly floured biscuit tins and bake 15 to 20 minutes in a .mod­ erately hilt oven. Bake .all potato hfcads more slowly than thoso made utith flour nlone. *• , . Potato Cornmca! Muffins 1 cup mashed potato 1 cup corn meal )4 cup aifted flour — •. ••• 1 teaspoon salt • 3 teaspoons baking powder • 1* or 2 tablespoons sirup . 2. tablespoons shortening •I or 2 eggs .... . . . . • • Liquid to mix to a medium batter about \i cup. ...........’ ' * Add the ebrnmeal, salt,, sirup and C»p.liquid to-the hot mashed po-' tato, place in ..double 'boiler. and f team 10 to. SO minutes. Add the shortening -and -allow to eool thor­ oughly. , Whoh cold add ths well beaten egg* and ths flour which hoq Seeonr line Lawn Sprinklers, Garden Hose, Lawn Mowers etc 1918 Year Book of Interesting and instructive facts sent on rdquetL Address Swift' Bt Com pony, Union Stock Yards,. Chicago, Illinois Swift & Corripany U. S. A. i Local Y. M. C. A. Hoard . .A t .a.m reting in this city on Tues-* day a local personnel board was formed for the purpose of recom­ mending men for Y. M. C. A .‘work both in the cantonments in this country and In France. The need of men is very urgent just a t this time as •Florida’s quota of men is not filled. Then too the qualifications required are such th a t the field is limited. Mop.of draft age arc not accepted for foreign work, but can brs'OfcfeU'.fn the cantonments In th U 'co u n try .' The purpose of this committee is to search out men for this work in Seminole County and appljcptjon may )jq made to an y ‘6T'lhe following com m ittee:' Scficlle .Maines,'* *Cbih., UeV. E. D.' Brownlee, E. F. llousholder, D. C. Marlowe and \V. M. Haynes. Pure,- Sparkling Spring. W ate^ Brought To Your Door Daily : : . Elder Springs Water Bias a Guaranteed Purity. of»99.98 Per Cent. .. . T. 0 . Charles Distributor .v:.&W*v. vmPHOME w heatless 338 •• • .......... .......... �UrflM, PJKUMfHBEE THE SANFORD HEItA LD mu Our boys, the boys from this town and this county and this state, are fighting the Huns. They are in the trenches in France, they are sailing the U-boatinfested seas, .they are going “over the top” in the face of German cannon and machine gun fire. And, remember, these are ourJ>oys; those wl near,M an.d. dear to us. T hey are doing their They are giving their A LL. T hey are prepai make the extreme sacrifice that our homes,* our our nation, may escape the ravages of the Hun M any, many more of our boys are now training and will soon be in France^ and more are yet to be.called. W e want them —one and to us— ... *' ^ , , ■ * * * * all to come Them Back? W ill you help to provide them with the things th e y need, with clothes and food and . munitions, that they may complete as quickly as possible^the terrible ta sk , assigned to thenr?"‘“ ;/. W ill you support our boys while they are fighting for us, fighting the German autocracy that seeks to destroy our ideals of liberty and justice? We will do it by buying bonds of the Third Liberty Loan; by buying all these bonas we can; by maldng such sacrifices as are necessary V....... �11 *' : ";4*< h 1-lM1■ ■*' i» u J .'J'i I---- ‘ . teacher#*. Wl»rie# listed at from $40 m uch In keeping w ith th e ..cgst! of lapd operations' would be in • elds# N E IT H E R T » E N C IL ” 1 « 0 R . P EFT to $7S a month and. principal* from living. S tU ltbe teacher^ grind on at juncture with . the v fleet, through t $100 to $200 a month. This year practical!)? the same old Starvation which we.would be In^a position to Writing Implsmvnt, Mad* dl'MIxtur** m. I HOLLY. Editor.; -AlXKXA tl < ■ seize In a short time "many of-the of Wax and Qixund Pumicew . ic . HAYNES, DMiaou Manager carpenters, plumbers, pfuterers and ........ • " W H EA XLES S ' Stons, Recant Invention. masons are making $160 \o $260 a - .If the harm dohe.w ore only in Important and rich A tlantic seaports, •■ • • • $ # ' * ’** * ' * * * B n ry To«“l»y And Friday » hqub a u < r a j . to interrupt, their means of supply,-; , r i l** » 4 month and many of ' them never forcing * pi|tnbpr> ot people to live ■pent '%■ doltar In - equipping them­ orr* inadequate wages, the raatter diaarganlze-all gorernm ental' affairs, • A. srrltlnff Implement composed ot a THE HEXALD PRINTING COMPANY selves mlztare of w a r and finely-gnrafid fcdfor these jobs. would not be very serious. Hut the confiscate all war and transport sup­ tnlce atone containing particle* ot Ink JN r u e s IN ADVANCS: plies and lastly TO IMPOSE Florida has the schools and it harm docs not atop here. The Im­ baa been Invented by William G. fleer IN D E M N IT IE S." must have the teachers th at will possibility of obtaining living sal-s HEAVY * 4 of Akron, 0 „ to take the place of ordi­ measure up to . them* The people aries Is Inevitably forcing .th e am­ Basing Ahead.. Do you want to phy these heavy. nary nnd fonntaln pens, pencils, cray­ There.Is always room for s tnao of ItoA aCH r kyCbntar I W i r . l M h who were willing to vote for bonds bitious man or woman out of the Indsmbitlea? Do you want to so ons and all other svrUlng Implements, to build fine schools will also be per­ profession and Into some other call­ them collected by the brutal sol­ say the Popular Science Monthly. As force, and he makes room for o tB. A l n . i l m M t T m M»»tk , fectly willing to psy good salaries ing that is more generous. ta A M M M u i B . M ad. .1 diery of the still mor.3 brutal kaiser jhe body of the new writing device Is A feeble, niqn can see the fBmw lhii composed of a mixture of wax end ■re fenced and Ulled, the houses thit to good teachers for their children.— The natural result must be the Are you ready to offir up your pdinlce stone, which la easily worn sro built. The strong man _ _______ i M d M .lU r A.raM XXad th. Times-Unlon. , a t 1 b . P m u O m al Saafar*. rUrida filling of the schools with a lot of wives and daughters and sisters to away whtfft robbed against a paper possible houses and farms, JUj f_ XMav Art* ----- O —— ■ " second rate teachers, boys and girls this German Minotaur; to have your aurface, the Inventor claims that the makes estates as fast as the J : T rirrfaaaN a. l*a IdBaBdUy FARMERS GET TOGETHER! w ho'regard the •eho6lrdomnks mere­ homes destroyed; your-innocent chlL cells .of Ink Intermixed with the wax breeils clouds.—dSmprson, Trouble mikes us cling closer fo ly a stop-gap between their 'own dren maimed and starved?. Read the and'pumice stone, will also be liber­ FOODS TASTE BETTER COOKED each other. War has brought all school days and a profession—nice awful stories of German atrocities ated. giving a uniform supply of Ink. The device la made by mixing the true Americans closer together and boys and nice girla, we grant you, in Belgium, in northern France, in —TOBACCO TASTES BETTER they will atand together from this but lacking much of being compe­ Serbia and in every country where wnx, pumice stone nnd Ink together. TOASTED time forward. Florida farmers es­ tent instructors. The only possiide the German foot has been planted When It Is heated to the proper tem­ not perature It Is suddenly Immersed In pecially the vegetable growers are in result 'of this condition must be the blistering and burning- out, cold water. Thin chills and solidifies Since the day of the caveman, who troUble.-7tTtrubro‘ ori account of* the griovqqo..neglect..of :tbe -youth .of.,tbe merely civilization but humanity It- tho-w ax-m ixture, producing a body liked his meat raw, civilization his " Wlf. ■Them'go lo your peartfulhorne having a 'cellular structure, each cell war. the movement of train s,.buying ||o d . . '... * learned a lot abpqt.tbe adodtific treat." supplies, marketing products, eje‘.,‘ —Anjf J u n 'a 'tlh li crisis'this country and in the presence of your wife and being filled with Ink. meat of the things we eat. and 'this Is the timo for tho fnrmers' cannot nflurd to miglcct* her chil­ family ‘swear U"Wilfthl>' ' onlh that Naturally none of us would now to get together and to stand to­ dren. America hr,s had too hard a nover, so long as time shall last, Cactus Candy. prefer to have our meat raw, our p> gether. Tiie failure of this 'Sanford struggle‘ to reach her present Intel- while you have an arm to fight, or n IR R £ * 5 Louisiana , sugar cane planters have tatoea as they come from the ground,growers to ,s ta n d " together many lectu.l plane to afford to yield onel«,ollar f° -hall such, horrible evolved a plan for manufacturing our coffee unnnsted , years'.ago should have no bearing on fraotiun of the progress she has made stories bet tofd of Amerira. 9 • 4 - -T t ;* candy from thq spineless cacftuj.*. Tn another organization along new nnd —we have made too many sacrifiH-V '"Rcnie'mbiJf,.the Liberty.loan Is thq the prbgesa the peel of the plant J s I'".--And naturally followa the great di»better line*.' Our mistakes should in the name nf.education and culture first line of defense. Give' tb' It' lib­ removed; dipped Ip^o, j»qt molpsses. J covery recently made by The Ameri­ can Tobacco Co.—that tobacco Uutts ■never, discourage u» hut should be and intellectual and moral uplift to erally, gladly, generously. What and coated W 'granulated or pow­ . bettcr-TOASTED! - * dered sugar. The result-Is-a-confec­ milestones along.the road to success bp willing to take one " badkWard 'vyopld your, dollars be worth with a This" wonderful new Idea-simple • tion ,of rich and delicious flavor. to point the dangers and missteps step. We MUST go on, in justice to German army on . Amerlcnn soil? TOEAXLESS So -successful have been the experi­ like all great Inventions—was fiat th a t tripped us on the former jour­ future generations,- in- justice.to the Doh’t wait for th a t to comc to pass. ments with the now sweet that cane used In producing the famous LUCKY ■nom a ney nml-should -'only- spur us .on .to 'id ea ls'that have inspired us. M f««M XM T EJOni That"will' he cveriastlngly too late. planters are. now growing cactus STRIKE Cigarette—made of toasted greater and more earnest efforts to This is the rrucinl period. * Buy a which formerly was utilized, when Burley tobacco. • ........ ^ Already .the complaint comes from stand together. . *7 fused at all, foe cattle-fodder. Planters Burley has a mellow flavor, fcn'tirely many sections of - the country that Liberty-B ond today, and help CfqHttfttjVs•fruit- and vegetable numbers ..of the more competent avert the awful menace that hangs can In this way furnish plenty of raw different from the tobacco usually material for the new product. GOOD SCHOOLS N EED GOOD growers have their organizations and used for cigarettes,,.,It;Is a pipe to. teachers, disgusted w ith 'th e meagre' over the whole civilized world.— Another Important result In the ' TEACHERS and they have made tlifc"groweRf Tatnpa. Times. bacco and LUCKY STRIKE Cigarettes salaries are leaving the schoolroom making of what some cnterprisfhg ad-, T here are few states •that* have money.and. saved them noney. Our taste like a pipe. f o r - more lucrative callings. •• Once vcrtlscr may coll "kaktus-kandy," ./b e tto r school equipment or & bettor own. state has a fruit growers asso­ out, and this talent is forever lost to Raya an<«xchaage,* Is That sugar mill* aebool system tlrurt Florida,‘tspecra!- ciation hut., the. •• vegetable--growers which havo heretofore be'en--Idle Tfn* the schools, because th e ‘channels of il proportion of population is con-r have no large organization, although nine Inonths In tho year can now nse business ■ wilt - quickly and cagcrly aider* d* 7 ......... . In many part* of the. stale, al the absorb them. part of their equipment la tho candymanufacturing industry. T he people of Florida have hern present time local organization! ap; 'T h ere is hut ope remedy,, and .that, moot generous in providing the liest springing up. Tho growers ol this is for the people to look the situa­ 1School buildings that money, could section, raise perishable products, tion squarely-in tho face, and, lie ,1 Navy . Boa Constrictor May Bf Trained. procure aqd this is true in thesm alK celery and lettuce. Jh e Manatee willing to levy tazeV 'for'schoorpurKarl Schultz, Sherman ,Roiith, There are several varieties of boa or cities and rural communities, as section raises the same products. If Sanford and Manatee arc to con­ poses that shall put the teaching pro­ Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned constrictor*, tho best -known being the ssell as in thb larger cities. tinue to raise- theso perishables they fession up and abreast the other Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Glbpln or land boa .‘constrictor/ As- a s example of this one-young This Is the smaller, and least vicious should'organize. If they do not in­ professions. More perhaps than on Roumiliat, Allan Jones!'Morris Spen­ r> 3 a ty v^itb less than 10,000 popula­ tend .tn .raise these crops on a large any other claws is the future of this cer, Hugh White, Oacsr Rouse, C. J. of the tribe. It Is harmless and will not attack unless attacked, writes a te a % erected /our handsome brick' scale they should organize for in 510 country dependent upoTl the faithful Lawton, (lames Purvis, William Hart correspondent. In fact,* If caught .-srjinl buildings within two years.' ley, WalUce Li plonk W\ C, Temple work of her pedagogues. Vte must Will Call other way rah they cut the rrop. if young It may be tarayd. and the na­ O j ; of them cost $100,000, one $50,-} F orrew Gatchi-1. Ed. Cameron, tives of the Amazon valley frequently they.export to market their products suit the rcard to the magnitude of .<133. one $10,000 and one $10,000:.or Lyman Raker, E. S. Ward,' Robert keep them aroum} their houses Instead they should have a standard pack the work. ii total of $1200,000. In some coun­ Deane, Tcnny Deanb.' T*. F,. Roper. of bouse cats, ns-they'keep the placo and advertise it tu the world, all of C O O D T O T H E L A S T DROP ties there Art "fen to t wenty brick ^ clear of rats, mice anil other Vermin, which are only a few vital reasons WHAT THE BEAST F OBERLIN . . Army :iriaoA buildings and in many.uf tham j ' " j whi- they should 'organize this sum- ........... “ PLANNED T O 'D O John Murrell, Kennejh Murrell, nnd even of Inrger marauding nnlmaJal m.*> found rqmmodious auditoriums, i nip;. , * • If there is any American citizen Leslie Hill, Seth -Woodruff, Stanley You can buy these snakes In the mar■<u plit d with siu^o, scenery and op­ ,,f **■»• Uannos and other North The editor of Tho Herald ten year* who i* still in doubt as to Germany's Walker. I)r. Ralph Stevens. Joe ^ «rra chairs, while in a number of inintent from the very _ beginning to Chittenden. Oscar Speer, Bruce AnP«rta^ WE URGE uUssem nptm air class rooms liavo.**'''’ urK‘‘d organization. lout America as indeminty for the deryon, Ernest Gregory, F’red Mason, for jraLela-bozes, llku chickens or mbGET TO« .n .v -.rv .1 T NOW... FARMERS ts :v:a provided, as well us every cost of t ho'war, we rommund tn ids Georjjtf;-McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ bits and the owner will haul them out ........... .. nnd demonstrate them io you........ • • j «'•>’** modern feature known to edu- G ETHER! prayerful attention the foiloding burn, Albert Fry, James Estridge, -----!Q ----E ................ „ , VIU, Is the I T..... he w ater boa WH. constrictor r .’innaJ Institutions.' frrrrlniony. from German »ource«, ..re­ George Huff. THomh* Ruilivan, W. largest known snake In existence, LIDERTY DAY TODAY "/here, lias been but ont- drawback garding the plans of the. robber no-, A ... PaUlshall, Meade Fox, Ingram growing to the length qf thirty to forty President Wilson has by proriatu the advonrement* of education in lion. Said a high up German -of­ Guerry,' Henry Byrd, Osbornp W tl-! feol hml the thickness of n man’s upper ..J.V.'.steUr and that is th^'P hlfdrm ly,7 la;ion Fri,Ju>'- AI,ril 2fi‘ **•’ ficer, a dose friend of the kaiser, in liam*,..Yail. Lovell, Martin Temple,- leg. A SK YOUR G R O C E R Q ....... # . .. .. .. l >a* salariui that have been paid to ' Liberty Day ami requests the people talking to nq American-friend twen-1 Robert Robinson, . Arthur Dickins, ‘ 9 U instructors. As the r.-SdU 0f |^ n every efty, tow n.arrl Iiumh-r in the ty years ago: • John Lee. J, As. tnfford. Andfew * :u p rnmmeiiL on the par*, of lead-: ,an'1 to I d i o t i c dem oniva"About 15 years from now my Aulin, John Cater J.awton, Alfred '.isg nfaw papers of'the state, this con-i Uu:,# “f.'1 Itledct? anew their-finan­ country viJL-ntaTt * her great- war. M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, ,Joo Lewis, tm hni 1meli snteewiiat remedied cial s,ipp,»rf to th e n.iiton's cause, ! '\r r ; t hi tig will eh»ck'vrt»r k Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. The liii- t! l.‘»-er v Loan t-o-ntnittees ■sMly. tint there is Mill morn et! .mil t.tl .-r> trll'** Fr ‘ Cftates, Ernest Gormley, Walter W e vil. i-t prr; : itrguaued t>, ;h»* fed.-r J' reti-rvti <irrrvv>>ti*r.s *trt il.t-* dtrectlon. lianV. \i i!l l.av.> iraicr-iii.iti- not i*t‘ j-ri-j ur*‘tl. Huine n;pnt!>e afu-r Itailford. Corliett Hutchinson, Ham t-ducaUcn is ctm-'idi-r.-d one °* tr *' c.iiargc- of tpe demoi.Mrntion*. undrr v.i- imish niir work in Europe, wo Uevehouse, Harry Carlson. G. E. r.- .al -r.x'rn'.ial features in ttbfi..l>rcpr , the general supervision of Secretary 'will, mke New York and probably. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Lohg ...^ riu o n of the young people of o u r}„ r Hh(. Treasury McAdoo. The Pres- Washington and probably hold them James Weaver Norman Baker, Er‘ -'.aAry^. fur handling the u.fluirs <*-Jtlort ^sks' fb at'llic nation's response for some time. Wc,,wi!j; put your nest* C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. *>* nation, hence the men and worn- t(J lhv T'|,f-I| rJberty Loan sha’l ex- country, in ils place w itirW ercr.ro •Hill; Harry Rabun. ■Guy.,&taff»rd-,i » tj who liisvirndhalo the all important press in tjfiir.L takuhie tnrms the de­ to Germany. W o'do not propose to Lc.wlia.Oghshy, Dcpsler Stafford, T. i jclrurtion should In- nf the nrnt termination of .America to fight for take any of your twrritory, hut we U. Gillis, Willie 0 7 Goolsby, Harrold and such ’pVnple naturally corn- 1l.ca.-f', the j “nr.anent- peace of jus- «lo intend u> tako -a- liillion or more Holiday, C. R. Prabqdy, Robert I M erriwether,, Robert Routh, S te f-j i :od salaries of the first class. 1 dollars'." ’ Keep W R I G L E Y ’ S In Tlip above was solid in Six­ •Iwtl* ‘LdFiJt,* Grover LeFiln, P au l; The feet that the Liberty Day. 'RJ uvi-r i-ltc i >untr> pulijicjtjhuul Dooley. E. L. Mott. Frank campt : J.thttrjT have liee.H .paid, too ktile ( th is set aside, coincides with the teen je a r s later Germany launched hell, William Hartley, .Floyd- Wash­ m ind as the longestthe t h e r a ,*rvices. Look at the Confederate Memorial day. when the the great war, and sent out her le­ burn, Oscar Du Rose, Edwin L. lasting confection you ic.-athly reports of-... the- • various : people of the south are everywhere gions of carefully trained soldiers to Dinkle. carry out the . long.' |»r‘ e pared pi*ot f m i boards and you will • seo-honoring their dead heroes, gives it can b u y. Send if to Sam 4--.Pickens, Harry II. 7 an additional meaning and solem- Igrnni. Little Belgium put the first man, Bryan Walker, Andrew i nity. A re-united country, with the spoka-ln.zhe wheel' hut sacrificed her the boys at the fro n ts L. Jrren of the north fighting shoulder national life, and endured indescrib­ Ring, ‘ CburiesPrlester, Roht. j’ttr ' dhouiiler and ciltow to elbow able horrors and indignities in doing Weeks, Walfred Pierson, Yander with tho nu'h o f-th e south ,qn the so. .Franc# and England came to the Perritte,, Adolph - Shaw. Barney F. Write it on Yonr Cuff! fields of France, calls fer n united rescue, and for four years have been Briggs; Harry Miles, Duncan MR' support, from the*,men, who frym- pouring ouCjthelr best, blood on the cheil,- Druwdy Mntthers, Lewis flolJo t i t Down in tlie, good cause are u'nablp to Bet inttswhe fields ‘ of Europe nnd A*iV in their iin ^ Jonh A. ' Rhodes, John R. Long, ■ v •a a ffiim 1 " battle line. As you honor yopr dear efforts to eheck the German jugger­ William B. Lynch, ffarnes'lf. Lee, J. . ' i ' V,’’ ‘ — C. Hutchinson, C. T ./S m ith ,'' Roy heroes, swear a solemn oath that the naut. -Masoti. Dr. T. A. Neal George Ilympn K,or tcoro than two years the Ger­ living heroes "over there" ahull want John E Hawkins for nothing your money can gain for man kaiser heaped indignities and Fred Ballard them, even if it-takes your uttermost insul s upon the United States in the Cal Robert Willie effort to provoke this nation to hos­ farthing. * Joe Zapf . ....... They arc fighting for freedom-and tilities and thus prepare the way for Ralph Geiger • democracy agair>M the mightiest and the exaction of big indemnities when most ruthless power that the \vorid the proper time came. He.knew. tba _ Harry Geiger Jjaa_tvct-£iicn_ gather cd_logcLhcr^un-. the proper, time, came. He ltqew | Fred Ballard Robert Hill der one head. They are fighUnR for that we wore absolutely unprepared, Eddie Potter your homes, for your wjyca'and little and in his stupid blindness did not Raymond McDonald ones, that they may not share the believe that wc could offer any seri­ Carl McDonald awful fate of so mqny of the wives ous obstacle to the carrying out of a 5-cent package o f W R C G LE Y *S Clarence Temple and little ones of the old, mad his plans. He wanted a plausible Joe Guerry, world. You can give nothing, but excuse for the looting he had. long will give you several days* enjoy­ William Shepard your dollars, while they are offering contemplated, and he saw it in the m e n t: it*s an investm ent I q benefit Carl Takach their blood nnd their lives, hut the entrance of the United S tates-into i spirit and liberality with which you tho war. He believed he coaftF’end ' Victor M, Greene as w e ll. as. p le a s u re .fb r It helps First. Lieut. Geo. G. Herring H i e ideal way to make "give your, dollars will be taken'b* a the war in Europe before we could te e th , b re a th , a p p e tite, digestion. measure of yoht love of country. get ready, and he looked with a ' Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. memoranda and carry in for­ Make the. coming Liberty Day a greedy eye upon our rich nnd de­ Clarence Mahoney, Ilomer Wynne, m ation that you need fre­ memorable one in the nation's his­ fenceless cities, believing that he Walter Mason, John Pexold, Paul q u en tly. Cover* l a s t ' for could indemnify himself fur the cost Pexold, Edmond Stowe, Frank Losstory. Tampa 'Times. years. Sheets can be obtained of ’ war by their pillage. Do you ipg., ArthurLosslng. . ...—- . 0 ’ ’ ■ ............ want the evidence? Lisnm io'lhM Berkeley Blackman ...... , anytim e, ruled in six styles. TH E SCHOOLS IN DANGER •» ' Worthington Blackman American schools are in danger of Teutonic'dream : ' Hound in Handsome Dura­ Wallace Crosby • "Operations against (ho United grave.depreciation unhy-i the Amer­ b le B lack Morocco, w ith Red ' ‘ Henry Lee • ican peopbt .faCo -the school problem States must be entirely • dlffcrtflC.’ Leather Index that enables Alvin Kemjall * Our main factor is our fleet. If the squarely, as they have faced every yon to find what you wanting Brittain Johnson othtff. pfopbirm th a t has confronted Ger.man Invading force-w ere-equip­ sfanU y. . Joseph ,Wynn them . *The* school* urc suffering ped anfl ready-fpr. frhnsportin^ ^ht? Chas. S. Lee,, army. from tht* two all-q»b*orblrtg.'prob­ moment tho.iiatijc.fleet is dispatched lems of the da>'T-the war nnd hiirii under average conditions these cbrpf ’ -T ate Chapman eh.ll of living. ' . " " f * ' can begin^ operations on American -Robert A,, r its Sanford, Florida J. J. Driggers Wages and salaries - ir.-.almost cv- sb(l witfcih at least VHorr.ia fctoaf.c. ehy other vocation,.hive, ri-en pratty khould bo no manage '■t 3 !lf-‘ r.S. ■AV. -■ J , H. BUSSEY Highest Cash Price Paid fpr All. M s of Empty Sacks. Drop a Card and I MAXWELL MOUSE COFFEE D O N ’T M EM O BOOK WarTimeEconomy In Sweetmeats Chew It After Every Neal The Flavor Lasts! SERALD PRINTING CO. . eim i �Airfl HERALD •f.*r ■% •, - : ‘ ' * -+ *r*■7* > T ~7T- t- * \ / <■1 ' f . , . Mentis* of ‘ ** personsl Bems of Inlerest 7 In if.*/’ *s *f*,* .'Summary of lb* , . Flo*ling Small : Talks Sictlnetly. ’ /Arranged for * £ Herald Readers dri<d A b o u t T h & C it y rr-vv. IN SOCIETT1S DOMAIN U sS* HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN AND . • ; AROUND SANFORD . j ! E. W- Hcnc Sanford, riiltor* Wra. Wolf of Deal* w u '■ 'Stntord visitor yflluM ay. Mrs. No mo Klaf McLoucbUn, Social E ditor. Aajrono boTtOo r u n U , portloo or any ortkV tor Ufa eolumn. It wouM bo opproclotod U tboy would uU phona 370-J . Center of Ju te Industry. . *• r »’ * and Saviour as the end drew nigh Dundee practically owes |ta exis­ »T - „ , / and she passed to that other shore .. Fartictll Party Mr. and Mis. A. Duncan at their tence to Its textile industry. * It was * victorious. . Misa Essie' Whlttlo was hostess a t home on Magnolia, avenue for scr- the pioneer In the adoption of Jute as a fiber for innklnr-cloth of a cheap a farewell party on Tuesday evening cral days. The funeral was conducted here qualify, and Its hold upon the trade by Rev. W. P. Juhlin of the F. M. in’honor of Miss Edleth Stewart who has been so firmly maintained and de­ church of Lakeland, Fla., who used Meet With Manatee Growers leaves next week for Philadelphia. Mr. ancK Mis. J. M. Natchcr ar­ veloped that. Dundee la recognised as the following words: “ Biassed ore Miss Stewart is being pleasantly en­ rived Wednfcfday from Louisville, the principal center of the Jute Indus­ For That Purpose the dead that die in the Lord.” Th# tertained by her fripnds prior to her Ky>, nty<d wilt\bo guests a t Hotfcl try In Groat B ritain., ! remains were laid to rest in .the San­ Sanford farmers made a long step 'departure. Carnes ror weeks. % several * ford cemetery. -< towards a Growers Organization tost The color erhemo of the party was Wrlttsn In Fifteenth Century. night at a m ecting.at the Carnoa White and red, and every detail of R. B.t McKcnnle who has been a -W ritten In-the fifteenth century, n Hotel where some twenty-five or the afiair was carried out in these guest at the Uotel Carnes for several manuscript containing letters and Card or Thanks thirty of them gathered Jo meet colors. Easter lillles and sweet peas weeks left yesterday for hlg home We desire ttj express our thanks to minor works of 8 t Cyprian, bishop of Carthage, father of tho Latin chuirh,v all those who so kindly assisted and with.four of the principal growers of wero the predominating flowers, and Evansville, Ind. . who suffered martyrdom In 25.9, was comforted us, during the sickness the Manatee section. Messrs. Hut* the grareful sprays were artistically one of the most Interesting objects1 and death of oy7 Jicioved wife and chess, Potter, Rude and Hughes, arranged. Other garden flowers Miss Hazel McDonald who..has when the dlspcrinl o f'th e llhrnrles of present and anxious to join in with were also used throughout the pleas been spendTng 'thc pr.st few months mother. Wo arc. also thankful,-for Charles J. Groves of Boston! Mnssi, iKc. flowers and to .,thcSe. who fur­ our growers in a Sanfrfrd nnd Mana­ ant roqms and hall. In San(ord returned to her* home in nnd othen was begun. nished automobiles. . • • * • • • tee assoeiiVon. The Manatee grow­ Orlqndo today. Interesting games, and contests e r are ready to orgnnize but have Ohas: P.'Shimmons were enjoyed, at the d o rtfilifAchich Favors Early. Parfnlhood. awaited the decision of Sanford rela­ • ojdfam ily. Early parenthood Is prodpctlve of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Brannon nrtive.to making it a state wide prop­ Mr. Voile Williams Was the lucky one,' winning n lovely bouquet of Vivedj yesterday from Loraino, <6hio warriors, bat not-of good hroln work­ osition which is really the* key* note BV>eot per.s v ith sronycritt ar.d the and will be the gucstfe of friends for ers, for, says Doctor Itcdfirld, “when In organization* that will get result!.' we look, over those Intellectually su­ iooby' failing to Mlss^ L^ulsd Lam­ several weeks. perior men who have done so much for Many of the growers prevent talk­ bert. ' ,-..... Take- care your •fyei ' by tho world's advancement wc find them ed over the m atterlnd Mesa Hutches* getting glasses fob poor Foljowing the* awarding* of the and Rude and Potter gave their prize* refreshments were served. The . Lieut. B.- W. Ar.derson of Camp. to have been predominantly the sona'of vision weak eyes, ur ideas of the situation.-* The question ce course, was imwhlte and red, with Wheeler is hqme cn a ten days fur­ elderly parents nnd only;randy the headache, o f• Notice of packing and marketing and uni­ delicious cake. Mrs’. Arthur Johnson lough, much to the delight of. hfs sons wf men less than twenty-five." . Dr. J. C. DAVIS * ’’ Notice is hereby g iv e n 'th a t the friends. form packages were discussed to the assisted in serving. White and red many ^ * ■ Graduate1 Optometrist board of county commissioner;! offer mutual advantage of the protects Tibet HU4®ry Lost at the (new) sweet peas were given as favors to for sale one pair of mule*,"pair to h° Miss Annie Anderson will arrive The history of Tibet Is lost In tho jifesen^ No-.organization \vn'^.. per­ each guest. ;• LINCOLN HOTEL designated by the board.. For irv,. tomorrow from Lor.guood and will obscurity of.the long ago, for Us cus­ fected nt the hfeeting ns it seemrd . “ ’ -. .(old Empire) formation sec commissioner in your There were about twenty intimate be the guest of Mr*. Dickinson-for toms date back to the.morning of tho" to be a concensus' of opinion among' APRIL-37 to MAY T l | district. friends of the honored present, .nnd several days. world. ; Its people come from the an­ these prerent that more time should Eyes Tested Free • * E. A. Douglass, Clerk. these were joined by. others fo r’re­ cient nges, and It Is only known that be'given the* growers to outline the Work-Guaranteed they belong to the Tlbeto-ltulo-Chlneset ‘ 58-tf . . . . freshments. The affair was one o ’ plans. M rsrTurncr left today for tf acon, Don't wiat .until last day. .......... ■ .. . . -.**71---------> , the most pleasantly arrangetF'for Ga., where she will he the gdest of branch of Keene's Iloma Mongol feus. t...!;. .. '"M elhodlsl Church___ G9t4tc ' ' C. M. Berry, the county agent Miss Stewart. relatives 'an d frie'hds for .several Sunday school, 8:30 present stated that he could not Department of Ihe Interior, • weeks. *...... . ‘ •Intermediate Lcague,.fl:00, p.’ Yn‘. ' take, port in the discussion of organi­ The members of the Social De­ U. S. Land Office tn Gainesville,Tla. Preaching service, 7:30 p. i r . zation and while it was his d u t / to partment of the Woman’s Club were ’"April 20th; 1818. J. T. Knight, the- popular repre­ On account of thiTCommeneement help organization as much as possible most1 "charmingly entertained on Notice, is hereby .given that Wil­ service there will be no preaching he could not favor any certain prop­ Tuesday aftorno6n"at the club house sentative of the Jacksonville Dental liam C. Holiday of Weklwa, Fla., Supply Co. is In the city todny. Sunday morning n t ,“the' Methodosition and later in the evening he who on May 10, 1813, made HomyTheir Unerasing Work Keeps Us reversed himself by coming out for by Mrs. C. K. Lucas who was host­ ist church. —r — ess lor the duy. The club rooms stend Entry, No. 01I7GI, for EJ$ . Strong and Healthy Ion Ferris of Jacksonville is In the the Citrus ^Exchange that has a were attractively decorated with of N W }( nnd N E ^ o f S W «, Beccity for. a'few day* this week com­ ‘ ATTENTION PATRIOTS * All the blood In the* body passes branch here for the marketing of bowls of beautiful Hocks.. tion 4, Township 20 S, Range 29 E, The farmers present through tljp, .kidneys every three vegetables. After a series of Interesting games bining business,and pleasure. TallahaMee Meridian, has - filed no­ When the Whistle Mows* Friday minutes. I The kidneys filter the were not there for the purpose of of bridge scores were added and tice -of Intention, to make Thrse-ye«r Afternoon Stand Uncovcrtd ■Frank Cummings arrived* Wednes­ Proof, to csttiblish'rlnim to tho land blood- They work night and day. discussing the merits of nny exchange Mrs. Bennett having hlgh^was pre­ Mayqr Davison* wishes * to tin* When* healthy -they, remove* about* or organization and many of them sented with a lovely rut glass bud day from Tongston, Conn., and will above described before Clerk Circuit Dainty war time refresh­ remain a week or ten days. nounce that on Friday nfterrtoon nt &00 grains of import (natter daily, felt th a t' Mr. Berry was not within vase. Court, at-Sanford, Fin., on the 7th his oilier when he attempted to sup­ when unhealthy some part of this ments were served, i-■■'••• ; 6 o’clock the whistles will blow and day of June, 1918. Assisting Mrs. Luca* were Mr*. C. M. Shine*of Cleveland, Ohio ar­ Claimant names as witnesses; every patriotic American citUennwill impure matter is left in the blood port the Exchange to the detriment uncover his head and stand for one This brings on mppy. diseases and of nny other organization they that Deane Turner and Mr*. • Vcnnett. rived In the city yesterday und will W. D. Fill man of-Weklwa. Fla.' ....... Among the guests were Mrs. G. H. remain for several weeks. minute in reverence*to the flag and, symptoms—which vary widely hut might want to be formed. Eliin drip pen of Weklwa, Fla. l/biTty Day and those bravo KdJ-s may include pain in the bark, head­ , The meeting closed with.the grow­ Fernald, Mrs. Meisch. Mrs. Ernest .A rthur Wallace of Weklwa, Fla. -nf nurs who are fighting on the ache, nervousness, hot, <iry skin, ers present signing r. pledge to assist Housholder, Mrs. SehyJj,?, Mrs. BertAlvin Newcomb of Weklwa, Fla. Mr. nnd Mr*. C. Larrimore • Robt. W. Davis, battle front today to preserve oyr‘ rheumatic pain*, gout, gravid, dis­ in forming a stroii* vegetable grow­ nett, Mrs. Ernest Tolar, Mrs. DU- have returned from a delightful mo­ orders of the-eyesight and hearing, ers association nt a meeting to be mas, Mrs. !{«<,. Svines. Mrs. 11. A. tor trip .to Lakeland. _• . Register-— homes and firesides. -— • —*■'"■* 'ti* dizziness, irregular heart, debility, Howard, Mr.. G .'F. Smith, Mrs. J. called in the near ftriure. 71-Fr! A Tuer-lOtc Remember the tiityy G o’clock Fri­ drowsiness, .dropsy, deposits in the M. WuRace, Mr*. Parrntnore. Mis* day afternoon (.TODAY). F. ;W„ Cook, representing Armour unrihi,. e.c. rim if you keep the Annie R.vrr;.more, !!;s. \ ore*. .Mr*. Tnkp off your hats, Americans. Company «.f Jncksomillr was in filter* right the danger is overcome. Deane Turner, Mrs. Ernest :Qpl|o- the city yesterdayThe Capital's Fifth Avenlie, jNcxt week we will sell Doan's Kidney Pills have proven an W. J. ThlRfen. Pcnnsylrnnln‘_i\vemie In Washington wuv ami Mrs. L. A. Hhlmmons no: Wheat. FJour in accorIs usunlly listed among the world's effective kidney medicine• ■■ rstiyj u i • r ».*. •. . ShlAimons.—Lorlnu A. Mam Wm. • MeMmvin of Tampa Is famous streels, hut tji. Dm Washington.dance with the wishes of Mr. ■£tv-, Mr»-‘ Fred Walseman spending a few dayu In Sanford tlilr Frank Lewis, retired, police lieu­ Inn this avenue- has not half the Im­ was born at Hadley, Lapeer (V . rharmingly entertained n few friends thcrFood Administration. tenant; > J0< ) French Ave., Sanford Midi., June 13, lRr>fl and departed portance mol nttmcllvencss of F street, wpek *on businesa. ■ Monday evening at ilicit attractive says: "Whenever I have been trou­ The following substitutes’ tlu* recognized parade ground of the this life April 14, 10!S. home or: Magnolia avenue. bled with attacks of kidney com­ fashloonhle no ..sunny afternoons. F W. A. Stringfel'.ow f DeLand will be sold. She was united in marriage to It. tiring wii ( •!, t?—t»f a late 'jti-nf u fc.i days -TiThe city ilfirf plain!, which wo* tiMm-ly brought stn-et la Wu k|]Inc Ion Is nn looliuMon ‘ i' IV Shim mo is Feb. 2*>, l))7(i. I Doan's like the lioummeiii, the government . - • when. ....... ....... . it'.-d c«'r»f « f e k on liu -in e -4 Potatoes • ilo* siring of fshO they up-v-d *o on ' ; c .id,« •! uiw r * -i>rv( >|, punch be ng - i r\cd Kidney I’il.l- and they always re- clerk utol htiud concerts In the pnrks. it ‘•■"I w Co., _\|ich. F ir mar., year* " Rice Flour It tllltes luiek fur enough to (ox the it. M. Ray for i <■ Marianna is in M.». Sltimnjor.'i had :ui(Tcrt<l with liuwid me.1 Often I c 'iir!, ,h..r ily memory of Wnshlngton'q few oldest In­ i!.;-otig'i»iU tin- i veiling. The af­ Sanford for c fev days thhi week on as thoroughly . informal rnd rr.jne up because of the. at;u.-;i pains habitants, hut no records of Its origin fair Corn Flour ;.... •diuhid k a d for. the lent Iwo winter* business. among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. catching mo in the small m " r.iy hack. * * ' '' * r t‘...... * ore,tiled In the city hull. • ami} la aanford where tin* en d 'came. Rye Flour — My -kidney* acted irregularly, and • • t R. J. lioll>', Mr. and Mr*. Robert J. S. Brale of Atlanta i'< spending f>M"leaVea"t’o wu-m-tl her losi n, caused me a great deal of. •annoy4 Newman, Mr. ’end M rs.' D. L. • Oirds' Nest 8oup. Parley Flour l ... husband, seven children., lb bert nnd ante. I always used Dona's Kidney The lilftTs* (tests from which the far- Thrasher, Mr. and M tiv C -E. Hen­ a few days in Sanford th is-week cn ‘f. > Florence of Sanford, Thoms* of Pills a .d gladly ie.*i>mn.enil them." famed Chinese soup Is made nreTiulIt ry, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. M'il'oth Mr. business. ; Yellow Men! tv.e’ii.ig, Mich., Mrs. David OsCO.*, nt all dealers. Foster-Mil- hy a species of swnllow that abounds ami Mrs. John Smith. Mr. and Mrs. (| of Si. Louis, Mich., Mr*. 04* iiurn Co., Mfgr*., ilulfatu, N'. Y. on the consis of Javn, Ceylon nnd Itor- Herbert Lyman, Mr. and Mis. Corn Meal li. M. p.yijcii oj.Jacks mvillo is In neo,* mol consists of n gelatinous suh- Howard Lyman. Mr.' ar.il Mrs. G. 1). the city for a few days ihkt week-on b.irrc, Mrj<. Fred Scott nnd Mi-4-* Rice Stonee nltialiieil from marine plant*. Bishop, Dr. ard Mrs. Samuel l*u- It ifiitw/h. H ch of Prescott, Michigan; .six The nest's are bolted either in chicken brothers; sixteen grandchildren uqd a leston, Miss Kj/T.erine Wilkie, Mlrs New Electric Furnaces. Grits broth nr In milk of nltnonds, mol the F. E. Cillier of Jacksonville l« In Inst of relatives and friends. The success <if clcctrir ticnr In’ Jnpsh result very much resembles vermicelli Mnrgarette Clark, Mr. nnnd Mrs. e city for tt few days on business. 'Mrs. Shimmons was very enn- and varnish oven work has Ird to con­ soup, except Hint 4f Is far more costly. Eugene Roumlllut, Judge nnd Mrs. *Corn Starch • siderable Investigation along the Hue •R. ,F. Houholiier, Miss Henie Mur­ iciisitious and bpgp.hearted- .Giving rell, Mr. and Mrs* Archie Betts,' Mr. K. P. Honde&on «of Jockfrnvl!!o herf heart to her Saviour in her of what might bo termed iow tempera­ Bran Ball -vs. Roller Bearing^ A. E. Yowoli, Mr.* G. A. DoCnltcs. s register,d n t the iloici C arrlo. youth sho always believed in . the ture beating; that Is. heating with Ball hearings are n German Inven­ temperatures tip to GOO degrees Fah­ Mr., and Mrr. L. P. MrCuRcr, Mr. true Christian way. renheit. The 'results of these Investi­ tion. npd It Is only a few years ago B. IV. Htrr.iLn, Mr. and Mr*. A. D. J. H.' Bruce of D*Land spent p We krfow our lisa is hc£.jialn for gations have brought out numerous that they made their oppenrnneo on ■ >htz'expressed; .ho*. falfH''lh'her Lord other applications, among..which -are. the market. Roller bearings, both cyl­ Parrish, Mr. F'. A. W. Brown, Dr. i'l-w hours in tho city on business. electric core baking oVens, electric indrical anil conical, ore nn American; J. K. Broure, Mm, W. M. MrPhur.c 277 fynl 278 br&td baking ovens, Ovens for making invention. The nd van tit gen claimed for Kinnon and Mr. E; E. Brudy’* * , E. Wi_ Frazier of. Lake City .was a cereals, drying woolen articles nnd Ihe rollers over the balls nro thnt tliey n can sustain loitli the rntllnl nnd the 1 r». J. F. Fleming and daughter Sanford visitor yqstordny., equipment for shcrurdlxtng. axlnl strain nnd they nro more easily tf;.’J aetolar, ,N. C-, have returned f»nt HEAL . ■ ■ z . - -». • , replaced when they beconie worn. hod e after a delightful visit of sev­ 8lnQlng Requires* Strength. w h e a x le ss eral weeks in Sanford, l)ie gurM* i f , 8(udents should ccmenihcz that sing­ en w A uw cuncu. Responsibility on' Heredity. «un>c m tiu w m m ing right requires great physical Mr. at^d Mrs. W. J. Thigpen at their awiAiHiwi w iu r ’ Tlio oldest nntlons Invnrlnbly have strength, observes a vocal teacher. The imu e on Park avenue. .Q K E JM£AL ONE HEAL late Mndatnb Nonllca remarked |haLtt the most philosophers nnd learned WEIEAILESS VHEAHED seers. This has hern thought tu be* required the training of n prize fighter. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Larrimore ar­ a ALL MEALS ONE MEAL The human nice Is not physically as due, observes n writer, to their great­ er necuiunlntlon of knowledge, hut rived yesterday from Glenvllle, Ga., m m - WHEAELEC m m - V H E A n iO strong ns It was a hundred yrnrs ago. new theory places the rcsponsl cr.d_cxpcct_ to - make _Sanf ord_t heir r a to hare Jhbi new Tturubdomtnnrnrasclrs -srem — ONE MEALlarge part upon heredity— flip, re home. Mr. Larrimore Is suffered the greatest relapse,, hence the Y*1*^ ,n thnt WHE4QDUE3S men of civilized natlnn ngers. In fn.ct. brother .of Mr. C. C. Larrimore of scnrdty of realty great singers, give their sons the mental equipment singing more than Insanythlng else It tills city. of dvlllzatloa. Is the “furvlva! of the fittest." Size of ■ City LoL Ms.' and Mrs. E. W. D ustin ar­ The question la often-asked whnt rived Wednesday from Watcrbury, A Good Wife. Once opon a time there was a. farm­ part of an w e on ordinary city lot Is. Conn., and will remain for several 00x103 feet contnlns Just a quar­ weeks. er whose wife dally pumped the house?While here they will bo ter-acre nnd contains 10^00 square Hold supply of nratcr up to a tank on guests i t the Rotel Cnrnes. Goat, Eczema, Hives, etc. Right In Ihe roof, says Th'e LRtlo Journal. Af­ feet. Ten .• acre*., If square, would . Tour own h cas uid at trifling coat* measure 000 feet along‘each aide and ter 20 years bo Installed sn electric you can enjoy Um bandit of bcaUnfl LendHim Mrs. R. R. Eldridgo of Paolt 4s mt>tor tp do this for her.. XJarefnl -ml- a atrip nf thnt length and one-tenth sulphur baths. the length, or 00 feet, would make an the guebt of Mrs. J. D. Roberts for cOlntlon brought out Ihe fact thnt the, wife had been working thnt pump ban- ncre, nnd If but one-fourth as long or a few- days this week s: her homo on Hancock 'die 3,050 hours at a talfie* of hnif n 1G5 feet would make n quarter acre. Laurel avenue. cent ppr hon^ r 6h‘e had saved him This Is a good-sized city lot. $ia75 In 20 years. Whnt was It the own Mood ra ttrio i'a n J i U* Mrs. Epplng< of Tampa arrived preacher anU- about her worth brtng Ne Office CtL ■yesterday-nnd , will bo the guest of above rubles? . *. . ; • • ** * ..A tradition of the office cat arnnnd a; newspaper survives from earlier , ’ ’ 50c and f l th* bottl* times, tint It is only a tradition,- for . Minister a.Linguist •» rant drankr*. U ha can’t tmvh r* , For Four languages were used lastsyenr thcro Is no such animal, notes nn ex­ aowd W» u n i and the pike la Muaao and change. Probably he, or she, was gnlo W«Winlead trauatwota tflnct In the -preaching of "Ref. Paul nurgest.luacocx uotno'wtrHtm Presbyterian missionary In the Qae- endured bccausa of his supposed effi­ COMrAMY galtenqngo field qf Onnlcronla. accord­ ciency-ns n hunter of rats-and mice, ing to the Oualemnla News. ITe spoko but no modern office tk Infested with words- A c t " Dont Ity Spaulql^ English, German and Cnk* rodents, and therefore It Is not n w s sary (bat It should tolerate a cat. dilqiiM. * Rev. »nd Mr*-. nim um u»*o i cM[ved word that their son, Firs* Lieutenant Oscar Hllburn Irj.th e rfful ir army has arrived safely oyer»e*. . For Wood and heavy hauling ace Morrell, ®r phone 378. 48-tf Mr. and Mr*. Edward , Marrero and Mrs. Johnson , nqd Master Frink and Robert' Holiy Marrero of Orlando were In the city yesterday the gursts of Miss Lila Johnson. Dr. D. C.N Ward, Osteopathic iPhysicinn. First National Rank )jj|dg„ Phono. 330-W. G4-tf . Mrs. C. W. Shln|ioIscr was celled to Milled Seville, Ga., orp Wedneidhy night on account of the aeriou^UlAeas 0f Jfcr daughter. Mrs. J. Frank Miller. A wire received today re­ port*- Mrs.- M iller’s condition os much improvpd. — •• fhone .104 for pressing, • cleaning and alterations. Quality nnd ser­ vice. Sanford Shoe &' Cio. C o .r GD-tf ' WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO McCULLERS TU ES D A Y REMEMBER THE BAYS SUNDff- -TakeSulphurBaths at h THDfiSDffif’ TDESMf" UMAT1 Sulphur Compound Tt �THE SANFORD HERALD ' Big Lot of Boys, Dress Shoes $3.00 and $4.00 Value Big Assortment of Ladies' Wash Skirts Good Value Straw Hats For Men arid Boys All Styles. 75jc Value Fast color Dress Ginghams - 130c Value going in this Sale at, per yd, Rubber Bottom Canvas Shines for Men l $1.00 Value Big size Fibre Suit Case $1.50 Value- Pin Check Work Pants $2.00 Value Rain Coats for the Whole Family Closing out below Cost $2*24 and Up The well known Barker Brand Collars, 20c value going in tills Sale at A. * » 4fy •*. ■ mki- *. ini M en’s Shoes’•' ■ * . Button and Lace $3.50 value, during this Sale Worth of .High-Grade Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Hats Ladies Ready-to-Wear arid Men’s Furnishings at a Great Reduction During this BIG 10 DAY This Sale Will Be Wonderful Oppor tunity for You to Buy Seasonable Merchandise at a Low Price. Owing to the limited space we are, unable to quote prices onfall goods that w ill be on sale, but you will not be disappointed if you visit our store. This sale will surprices of Merchandise; Come and be con vinced. One Lot of Ladies’ high top Dress Shoes small sizes, while-they last Walk over Shoes for Men and Women* $7.00 and $8.00 value............ $6.50 value. ............. ........... •6.00 valu&TT........................ Big line of Men’s Shirts With and Without Collars during this Big Sale Men’s Soft and Stiff . ,STRAW HATS all the1new summer styles greatly Reduced for this Sale Big Bargains in W. B. and J. C. C. Corsets entire stock on sale Big assortment of White and Figured Voiles Organdies, Skirtings . and Flnxons • geingjn this big Sale �'1110 u i u a l BUY LIBERTY BONDS Your boy» and our boyi arc now " Over There" and their brothers are going. Shall we make them easy target for the Hun» by Minting their supplies of guns, ammunition, food and clothing? Every dollar loaned to Uncle Sam helpa to down the kaiacr. Buy Third Liberty Loan Bonds today. 1T*8 AN HONOR TO OWN THEM WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY ManuCaelnrers 0f Ideal Fertilisers . .. Dealers la Spray Machinery and Inaectlddea JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA STORAGE BATTERIES We make a specialty on overhauling- and charging Storage Batteries of all makes. Also repair Magnetos, Generators and * Starters. Bring your Electrical Troubles to us. * “ Give Us A Trial * ...Sanford Battery Service Co. ' Phone,189 In O rtn lt C e n it, Hevaatb Jndlrlnl Clrtnll, In and Inr H em lnale C aonly. Flarlda. In Chaarrry Mat>«l L. Frrnald. Complnlnnnt Not I™ of Tt. Korrrlo.urr Etta Par.karil nnd J.*P. Salr I’arkard,' h*r huibani), •-* D»l*ndantv I'ndff nnd by virtu# ol n decree of forerlCaurr and aale randrrrd In th# Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Clfrult of Florida, In anil for Semlnol/ County, In Chancery, In a rauM therein pendln* wherein Mabel I . Fernald la complainant, and E tta Pack­ ard. artd J. O. Packard, htr -huahand are drfandanta, I will a»l| at public outcry to the hlthrat and beat bidder (or r a t h at the w e a i a i 11 idoor a»wi w M e tcourt wwi * aiwHrv can u a u i v i u . vratrrn ofa atha kouee In Sanford In eald c o u n t y and rta te , d u rln t (he lea *> koura of t a l e on Monday, the IRth f day of May, I). I9IH, . . . . . A. . . . . th d following 11 drarrlhed real ratal# In aald rou nty Af Seminole, ktate of Florida, to-wlt: I-ot» Twenty-five (2S). Twenty-alt (261, One Hundred Party-ala (146), One Hundred Forty-aeven (147), One Hundred Nlnely-flae 1911. line H undred Ninety-ala (196), One Hundred Nlnety-eeven (1971, One Hundred Nlnrly-elxht (I9NI, Two Hundred Klihtyone (ir-Mi, Two Hundred Elhly tw o 1262), Two llundrd Nlnety-eeven and Two -H un­ dred Nlnety-elaht <297-296). of M dway, arrordfn* to W. A. Clnn'a plat ItirrheiT, 1■*in, a auhdlvlalnn of the aoutheaal nuarter • ',1 of the aoutbeaat quarter ( >a ) of Section Thirty-two (32) of Townahjp Nineteen (19) eoutk, Karite 31 eaat, at recorded In .Flat Hook "I*", pa | e 111, of the rerorda op Oran te rounty, Florida. J. J. D IC K IN S O N . Special Matter In C h an trry . Land!a, Pltb A Hull ' . Solicitor# for Complainant. f.J-Frl&tc BAYONET SAVES ! AMERICAN LIVES Escape German Shell When One ol Party Stops to Dig Up ’ 'Relic. SEE SCENES OF DESOLATION I One* Richly Cultivated Valley* Speckled With Happy Village*, Now Dut a Sodden Panorama . of Churned-Up Soil. ~£7*...a. .*#-•*->rrenc|, Arpilca In tho FleltC ~ ^ A th the F —K lin e of the flu party hadn't stopped to dig up n Itorhe Hoch bayonet from the roadBldt-, Ifils piece wouldn't huve been w ritten. { The French officer-chaperone nnd hla charges had tnrrlcd oa the way buck to Verdun from one of the outlying forts to chat with n hunch of Red Crons men, ami Incidentally to wutch la ( lrc.lt Canri ol Ike H n a n t h Judicial Cir­ the unties of ft llofy^of. Merman a ir­ cuit, ol Florida, Seminole ,1 ‘a a a l , . In planes ns they dodged In nnd out ( haneery among the feathery puffs of Khrnpnel. F r rr ll M o n ro e C ita tio n **. Il ill of C o m p la in t A lle n M o n r o e D iv o r c e T n A lim M o n r o e . S p rin g fie ld , M aea., 1,'niled State*. Vou are hereby ordered and directed to be and appear to the bill of complaint Died herein ataln al you, a t tha Court Houee In Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, on the • Brat Monday. In May., I HI 6, the aa mo bclnt a ruleAlay o f thla court, and the «th day of •aid month aceordln* to laW, failure .to to do dill route decree pro ronfetto to be taken atalnal you, upon which a Anal de­ cree will be taken. It It further ordered that thla notice |.e published in the Sanford Herald, a nrwr| a;>er publiahed In Seminole County, Flor­ ida. Onrr each week lor four eonaecutlve a re k a. <il»en under my hand an d »eal of #»P1 rourt thla th e'& lh d a y of April, 1916. (•eall K. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seventh 1 Judicial Circuit, Seminole Co., F'la. 63- F rl-ttr______ ________________________ NOTICK OF APPLICATION FOR l k t t f :kn patent Notice la hereby | l v r n th a t th e under•lined will a p p l y 'o n - t h e ICth day ol May 1616. to Ilia t:ictllch cy . Sidney. J. C a to . Governor of tha S tate-o f Florida,, at Tall*haaaee, Florida, for letter# patent, Inrorporatlny tha u n d e r l i n e d and th rlr ,e##orlate# into '• corporation to be know n, aa Drew Orvelopmant Company, under aSd In ac­ cordance with tba followlnl p ro p p e d charilenl. Drew *< II. M. VoorhlnL . M. O. Ovrrvtrrct. Prapaard Charter • ! ' Drew .D ctc-op m rn l _ *. . . Company t. Tha underxlcned heraby* aaaorlate them relvta together for the purpoae of biaroming Incorporated and forming a corporation • under and by virtue ol the lawa of the Slate of Florida, and adopt the following Article# of InAurporatlqn • • and lor their propoaad charter: • E A T * C O R N SA V E - ■WHEAT •Yrnl and Trca.urcr, M. <> lU cralictl, VlrcI'rceldcnt. II kl Vocrt.l#. Secrrlar>:''and ilcn u m ln Drew M 11 Ovrratrval and II M Voorhl*. a.* a board ol Director# * * 41. Tha bighgat amount ol indebtcdnraa lo which thla errnlnratlon may at any time aub'ert lla.H ahall he FIFTY THOUSAND DO!,LA HE. VII. • The namca and rraldanrca ol t h r aubacrlhlng Incorporator# ol aald corporation, together with the amount of -atork auba.Tllwd for by.each of them la • • follow#, at evidenced by their aDnatureaIlenl. UJreW. Orlando, Florida, 246 aharea. II. M. Voorhl*. Orlardn. Florida. I ahare. AM. O. Overatreet. Orlando, Florida, I • hare. • • * State of Florida (Tounty ol Orance , _ 1 On thla day peradnally appeared F>efora me.* IDnlamin Drew, M. O. Ovaralreet and II. M. Voorhl*. each ,to me wall known and pcrcnaally known a a 'th e Incorpnrallona deecrlbed In and who algned the loregoing Ar­ ticle* of Incorporation! afid each duly ac­ knowledged under oath that they executed the tame for the purpoaea therein ripreaaed in good faith. • tYltneaa my hand and official aeal at Or­ lando, In the County of Orange and Slat* of Florida the 6t h day ol Anflt, 1916. (. r a n f: t i i f : i . iia it l o w . Notary Public. Stat* of Florida. My Cunmlaaloo rxrirra Feb. 17, 1920. Dlcklnaon A Dlrklnron, Oralndo, Florida, Attorney! for Incorporator*. 67-Frl-Mc ■ . Tha nama of thla corporation ahall J>a Draw Davelopment Company, and th a prin­ cipal plare of bualneaa ahall be Sanford, Florida. with tha privilege of eatabliahlng branch office# at other placet In tha Slate ol Florida wherever^ convanlent. In a r c u l l C*urf, S e tr n lh Judicial U rru lt Seminole Cannly, Flarlda In Ckaneerr Hill of Tha general n ature of the bualneaa lo be Grace FL William*, Complainant Cemtranaaclad by aald corporation aball be to plaint buy, own, eel I, mortgage, leave, eichange AddDon t* William#, D tD a d iM and develop# lamia; to conduct a general * To Addlaan I- William#. UnlDd Stat##. You ar* h r r tk y ord rrtd t* !>• an a #pp*ar teal fatal* bualneaa and to buy and aril tba bill of romplalnt flDd flUd btrrln herein afalnst afaln#t land# for Ita own account and on a commie- lo the 'ion: to build upon. Improve and develop* you at tb* rourt hou*a In Sanlord. Florida, lamia ownad by thla corporation.—«r Dated on lha flrat Monday In May. 1916 b » l n r t h r by It; to receive payment Ior all. or any por­ 6th day of aald month, arcordini lo law, tion, of Ita capital atock aubacrlbed for In falllns In which dacraa pro roaD*#o will ba money, proparty, tabor or aervlrea, aa pro­ taken a f a l n t l you followtd by Bnal dacrao. It la furthar* ordered th at thla order ba vided by law. . published In thr, Sanford llrrald, a nawrIII. * . t . Vx paper' published n rS rm io o D rounty, Florida, Tha amount of the | h f capital atocb atork of aald ota* aarh weak for four roamcutlaa neaka. be • T TWENTY FIVE oroorallon ahall K* WENTY FIVE Given und*r j n y hand and »*al of aald THO USA ND DOLLARS to b* dltrldad rpurt thla 2Slh day ot March. I91S Into tn o hundr*<t and rtfty aharaa of tba par (aval) E. A. DOUGLASS, n a r k . «alu* of O N E H U N D R E D DOLLARS Dlcklnaon A Dlchlnton EACH Any portion ot tba capital alork of Sollrttor* for Complainant ' • ••Id corporation may ba payabla In, or l»n -F rl-H e • u*<i, or ua*d for tba purebaaa of prop*rtyllkor or ##r«lr*a, lo aurh amount and at of Application far Tax D * rd Under •nch lull valuation lhartof. a# may b* flx*<l Nolle* Hrctlaa ■ or C h a p K r d i l l , Lawa ,#f f lo r ­ by tha Hoard- ol Director* at n m**Unf id* ' *»IDd (or th a t purpose. . #........ Nolle# ta hrrabv (Ivan th at R. It. MuirIT. haad, purchaaar of T a t CartlBrala No. 124, Thla corporation aball ba parpalual. un- datad lh a *tb day of July, A D. 1916. haa laaa -daaolvad by Ibo parti** nr by law. ■ ODd aald rartlflrat* In my office, a n d . . baa made application for I t a dead to laaue In Tha bualneaa of thla corporation ahall bo •rcordanro with law. Said rartlflrata amronductad by n Pra#idant. Vlca-Praaldant. brace* th a followlas daarrlbad proparty Florida, tofwtratary, a Traaaurtr, and Board ol not than Ihrao Director*, of more th an A rc: wlti N W U af S W X ol 8 E J / 8#e. a t, Tp. 1 S - B . - R 11 e .. io artan. The said U ad M a c a w n t d a t fhe data of the laauaace of e n t h , certifleate la tbo a tm * of II. A. b" Id era at *oa Lava'fly: ' V o Imo aald eertlSrata sbalt bo • ffitort ol tbl aaaoally by M .itfal. moat I • »' iSrA sai •f tbo Dirootora aball be d M onday la January la a Or* of tbo C om pany, *•■ o r Idad by tbo By-Law*, • le tte d ' at tbo I n t t i i u q«al ICod. tbo boat nano a I iban bo «obdnirt*4 by tbt acoordloc to law tax daod will O thereen oa tbo 101b day of b fa y A. O. CIOdeemed 111*. * witaoao- n y official .linatur# and Mil dally a r t llli-ry 6t r n f c had been on for pome hoar*. Haadrcda of tons of metal had been bowling above car* bead* from both aides, far np and down tbo line. At ttmea there waa a ahot for tr tr y aecond. Bat eo far the Bocbe target! bad been located a com­ fortable distance away. Our officer had given the word to recame the Journey, and the chauffeurs were cranking up, when the. oppor­ tunity of gathering In another battle­ field souvenir Intervened. It Is still there. Careful figuring, conducted very shortly thereafter In one of the Ited Cross dugouts nearby, convinced the whole party that If It hadn't been loir the bayonet epliode our cars would have_fo)lldcd WRh the big Boche shell Just at the moment of Its explosion about a block down the road. The experience had mertely supplied a vivid final touch to Impressions al­ ready acquired—of what the aoldlers of Verdun have been undergoing In the lost eighteen months. .In,this re­ gion Nature has been given no oppor­ tunity, . as she has, for example, on the battlefield of the Somme, to repair as best she Min the ravages of war. From the to p ’df one* of the battered forts that now form* an unbreakable ring about Verdun—recaptured from the (Icrmnns with n valor and at a sacriflco of life that will make Its ndmo Immortal In history—stretches out. as far as ten-ply, mntle-ln-Oennany binoc­ ulars can reach, n vista of utter devas* tat Ion. • ,t i Scene of Desolation. Once thickly forested bills and. rich­ ly cultivated valleys s p ^ k le d with happy vlllnges; now n sodden, grayish, monotonous panorama of chum rd-tip soil, criss-crossed here* and there wlfh trenches, nnd only an occasional slump pc pile of crumpled stones to etidence Ita form er beauty. It's tike Notre Dame de Lorettc. Vlmy, W ytschete. Messlnes nnd Pnsschcndnclo Illdge all scrambled together. All the forces of nature—fire, flood, hurricane nnd enrthquake—pould not have wrought such havoc. Only man coujd do It. Even looking hnckwnrd, the only discernible color Is the green of the dlstnnt hills,,the -shattered redtiled roofs of the fortress city, nnd the flusters of purple-wreathed groves where sleep tho men who made the mdtto of Vertlun—"On nis passe pas” (No trespassers gllowed 1)—n reality. The Herm ans now occupy much the same line ns that from which the crov.n prince launched his costly hut futile attack upon Ihls stronghold. Pre­ vio u sly we Imtl traversed the valley of the Marne whose landscape benro am­ ple testimony U> the. characteristic French trulls of dash, mobility nnd re­ sourcefulness ; Just ns Verdun's piti­ fully harrowed hillsides will nlwnys he n monument to the hitherto less famil­ iarly known French qualities of tire­ less energy nnd dogged-idutdinmncs*. Land Grimly Held by French. Then on through the forest of tno Vosges down to where France In. the enrly tlnys of the wnr plucked, nnd still lightly du tch es, n hit of what used to he hers. It's only n few square miles —Just about equal to the plot of ground that •Relg.lutn notv holds of her own ravished country—buf« •entirely sufficient to exemplify and Justify an­ other fine French trull. Intense pride of accomplishment. "Alsace Iteeonqiilse!" proudly rends the sign over.n little shop fronting the badly scarred old church In tho public square of .Thnnn. Nearly nil the old signs have been changed frotn.Hermnn, hut some have b e e n retained Just for souvenirs. In this rornbr of tha "lost provinces'* there Is n’o doubt how* the |H-<qrie slnntl. ; Are the people of France wnr-wenry? Yen; so are those of nil Riiftipt'. Rut they are not weary to the point of even ililniqug of giving up the strug­ gle. despite, or. milter, because of, the fact th n tn f nil the iilllcs F rance’s bur­ dens and her sacrifice In Moral nnd desolntcd homes 1ms been the greatest. In n tour of thfl.jynr Xontv and of tho proylnrlnl towns behind the lines, from the-channel to Switzerland#, one mny And everywhere abundant evIdonQo of s,relentless determ ination, among both s«Mtilers nnd hoiuefotks, lo see the thing through. * Ilut the predominant sentim ent In France today..Is one of Intense g rati­ tude (lint America has come In to bidp. Any fleeting imtobtii ns to the outcome were dispelled ^ t h the nrrivnl of the Sammies. * HAPPIE5 BfiCme "B6re general. T h e more wa hear of wrongs, the fewer wrongs we have. Philosophers may wrangle about It until doomsday, and n o . doubt they will; hut the age which knows the least earthly misery and woe la the one that has been longest'dead, and the generation that really knows what happiness Is nnd can realise Ita full possession Is a long time yet unborn.' ' Georgetown university football elev^ en has secured Carlisle Indians as a Thanksgiving day attraction for Wash­ ington, D. OL • , -/ The Ford Model T One-Ton Truck Chassis, $600 f. o. b. Detroit, has been thoroughlytested for more than two years.. It is sold you now in the assured confidence thad it will meet your requirements and expectations. The regular Ford frame, only larger ancf heavier, the regular Ford motor with direct driven wtirm gear; wheel bnseof 124 inches and will turn inside a 46-foot circle. It hos^JI the simplicity of the Ford car, all the economy in operation and maintenance. Come in and we’ll give you further details. • Chick Gandll, Sox first sacker. Is oafa from tho draft for ootae time. Chick being married and having a bum knea, waa placed In class &. F O O D W I L L 'W I N THE Scalds Galls Scratches) Sores • *-...Hurts Screw Worms To make the best cure for auch troubles huy# a pint of linseed oil, If you prefer a healing oil, or a pound of hog lard or vaseline if you wont it salve and add a 50c bottle of Farris Healing Remedy. It simply can't be beat by any salve or liniment made, and see’ what you get —n full pint for not over GO cents. Karris Nealing rRemedy is aold by u.t on-the Money, Hack Plan, L. Alll-rt S*cd Co., Sanford. G5-Fri-4tc Carelessness Results in Failure That is why we say "Feed 11. A. Thomas' Hug Powder according to direv-.ions." DU NOT FEED IT SLOPPY, but mix it with ground feed nnd moisten with just enough water lo make n crumbly mass. Then each hog gets u beneficial dose. See full directions on package. Your money luck if you ere not satisfied. L- Allen Seed Co., Sanford. G5-Fri-4tc C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates You Can nuy From Us Wholesale Price* • W rit* ■* r*r I’rln* L lil W. A. Merrjday Company Palatka, Florida W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y T • , • • , • . • AGENTS General Fire Insurance OrilM #»llh HOLDI Awdy withiDEADLY’-pOISONS RM W 0R N S an ford , Florida k ,/**. u s»o< b a wiir<o l tace.*ND , , - l a ' M lgophers 'ftA U n i SOD SAIF sr R. ( \ BOWER, Sanford, Florida HERALDpDVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS ( H A N D L E R .......... . • . % V......... Famous For Its Marvelous M o to r R ig h t Gar at R igh t Price; C handler L eads . a » ' Generation That Really Know* What ilijdncia I* Ha* Not Been Dorn, Asserts Church Paper. ... • :riod of life Bonn* sage has arisen to remark that human lift) up Mahout fifty years ago tvna not worth living—thnt only th« Invention* and Initltullons of the lltst half rrntury have made life hearnblo. » ’ Unfortunately, there Is no wnT'iccurate!/ to gauge the degree-of'happi­ ness of any period or even to defino exactly‘ what happiness Is,' soya the Christian Iltjrald. ; All wo can know' for certain Is that tho happiness of our own dime* I* the best that Is attainable to us, and lucky Is he who gets his share of It. Happiness, like henllh, Is known to us chiefly through Its opposite. Ilenllh Is known through disease and pain, •nd happiness through disappoint­ ment and misery. ' £..... The masse* of mankind, until this eenftjry almost dumb, now make heard tholi1 suffering* and dissatisfaction. Tho woe* of centuries Are finding'Ut­ terance In the free speech of our day. The wall may cause the unthinking to suppose that the sun of human (wpplnesa la auddenly obscured. • But. tb the contrary, the remedies follow­ ing the better understanding of wrong conditions steadily' Improve the-conditlgn* under rwhlc^ jtyjplne** mjty THE U N I V E R S A L CAR ' •• T HE Chandler Company has striven for five years to give the public the best Six at the best price . And it has succeeded, year after year, in this aim. The Chandler for 1918 offers real motor car worth approached only by other cars selling for *Tiundrecfs of dollars more. ..The Chandler leads all S ixes—indeed all medium-priced high-grade '£hrs—because it offersi ........ so •much more for so much less. -- 1 v ’ • : • . SIX SPLENDID body ty pes Seven-Ptujcngcr Touring Car, S I 8 9 5 .« Four-PdtJengcr R oadjter, 81S9S Four-Pajsenger Dispatch Car,- 8 1 675 ' Convertible Sedan, f 2295 Convertible Coupe, S 2J95 Limousine, S289S ( A ll p r ic is f, o. b. C lrvrlatuf) Come Choose Your Chandler Now > ' ... W. A . Stringfellow V Sanford,,Florida CH ANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, O H IO . •'* * T • ^........‘ ' � 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, April 26, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 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>, April 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/23523f3538716f01e9d2bc47d12b8f62.pdf 30356fa7ecaa968a03bfa0a0b188fe49 PDF Text Text . 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ACTIVITIES APPROPRIATE CEREMONIES •Anniversary o f War Will Stim- " ulate Liberty Loan. between 4th and 6th streets, headed north. Red Cross’, .'Woman’s' Club’ and ladicSontcrestcd, on Park evenuerjb«Ga<<e?t~-4th and 6th streets, behind County Guards, Liberty Loan Committee and men interested on Fifth street between Park avenue andsO|tk, headed east. All social or­ ganizations and . labor. unions form on. 6th street, between I’nrk and Oak avenue, south side between 5th and 7th; grammar school cn 7th street between Park and Oak, headed CastThe parade will start at Central park and take-the-following route: Down Park avenue to 2nd, Second St. to Sanford Avfc, Sanford Ave to Firat St., Fint to Oakf> Oak to Eighth St>, across to Park Ave. and down Psfk to Central I’trk. ’ At the completion of tho parade, the speakers will he heard from the band stand and all are requested to remain and hear the true facts that these speakors will give you. • • "' “ • . % Old Sanford Traction. Road O r g a n i z a t i o n Under New Methods Will Help Work * Disappears From Streets - the soldiers- Why don’ t we orgahize-our Junior Schobl Auxiliaries? . ............... Ji'C'C" • • • Stop knocking your local Red Cross! If you think the little bunch of nun and women who arc really working, don’ t know how, corns on in-and help. W e.need every mem­ ber wc‘ have enrolled and more too. If you get busy you will not have time fo "k n ock " and criticize......... Woman’s Club Had Fine Pro- . gram AtJ3tar Theatre • The Woman’a Club presented th e At a meeting of Seminole County After being laid some seven years Seminole County . Guard*, wftlr a" ’ ago with our hopes and fears and Chapter. A. R. Cu. on Tuesday fine silken, flag Sunday afternoon, tears tho tracks of the Trnctlon Co. evening the Woman's work was re­ the presentation being made a part are being taken up from Fifth street organized according . tu .Uto -chart of a most Interesting program at the suggested by the Woman's Bureau down Sanford avenue and all of Star Theatre. Mra. First street to Oak. These rails of -the Southern Division• '. j David Speer, who for some time has . The presentation was tho culmin­ were put down when the Sanford & ation of a desire upon tho part o f Everglades •Ry. was built from been supervisor of the work-room, Sanford to Cameron City and were was appointed director of Woman’s Hupt. Asks Children of School's ]o Mr*. Norris Levis of this city t o - . have the Guards equipped with a u*ed in the city limits by the gaso­ Work. Mr*. Speer will have *upcrRecome Thrift Soldiers' suitable flag, the dcslrd” b4frii ’ fo*^ line street cant that gave promlwi of vi*lon over the work of the entire The County.’ Superintendent of tered by their, .appetence at the great thinga in this section but died chapter. Mrs. M. C- Savage will Schools Lawton in a letter,to.-the ' ' •’ « after a disastrous season with the be supervisor of hospital' garments teachers fast w eek‘ asked that'each Presbyterian church several month* ago without a flag and this patriotic crops causing many of tho growers and suppliie*, as well t« supervisor school child Jiccomo a soldier to the little Jady then and there started out to move away and Cameron City to of the stock room. ...Mrs., Geo*. II. extent of at'least one Thrift Stamp. Fernald i* supervisor of surgical tt|l II M I t t • with-, the idea th a t, , the G u a rd * almost go back into the wilderness This is a good way for lots of us should have a flag. Taking it up in from which it sprung. Had this lino dressing*; Mr»- S. 0 . Chase, pur­ been built on to Oviedo, as origin­ chasing' ‘ agent - and " Mrs.- -Ernest hoys and girls that are too old to the Woman's Club *ho was prom­ ally planned to connect with the Krupp will continuo a* shipping go to school to become good soldiers ised the assistance of those most Mrs. R. A. Terheun will —let’s all get a Thrift Stamp and progressive ladies and tho outcome Seaboard anil F. E. C. the groat ag6ntcombine the duties of secretary and keep on getting themwas an entertainment given by Mrs. prospects of the promoters would clerkUnder these different de­ For the benefit of the school pat­ Wren.Me Guln at tho higu achool have been realized but that i* an­ Every person in parade is re­ partmental hend" there will be tho rons and the public, in general Mr. auditorium which netted a sufficient other story. , quested t o 'h a v V 'small American same chairmen and commfttei;*. to Lawton’s letter to the teachers is sum to purchase tho flag. ' With the failure of the growers Hagwhich, .mqr? will he added as the herewith produced. The presentation was madu by . and the failure’ of the money that work of the chapter increases. . To Teachers 6f Seminole County Mr". Edgar Lewis of Ft- Pierce, pres­ was to havt* been raised for this .... The cutting out committee i* al­ Seminole’ First Hero ident of the State Federation c f great project the owners sold the Schools: . .Corporal Elbert Clive TralTord Sanford £ Everglades to the A- C. most disorganized. With twelve or I am very desirous for evwy pupil Wpmen’a Clubs of Florida and .Mr*was born* in what is now Seminole L. who are operating this branch fifteen cutter* there |s seldom more of Seminole County Schools to pos­ Lewis frqm the time she was intro-; county March 14th, 1878. Hn fcas line today and making-money out than one or two present on cutting sess at least ont* Thrift Stamp before duced by Mrs. Galloway, president day*- A request is made of thc«e tho school term expires. This will of tho Sanford Woman's Club, until the ohly son of English parents of It. whose interests were prominently " 'T h e ; street car line after various ladle" to signify their•Intention- of stimulate them to continue their the close of her address held her Thl* I* n savings during .the. .summer vaca­ audience upon her .every wordidentified with Sanford’s earlier his vicissitudes among them being the working or resigningtory nnd whose mother is still a burning of one of the cars also stop­ mo*t important committee, with tion, when they will find opportuni­ There are probahly few women In Mr*- Henry McLaulin chairman and ties to enrn some little money for property holder in our little city. ped runhihg* the cars and left the Florida that can faco an audience If a child holds a with as much case as Mrs. .Lewis With the .bold spirit of the Anglo- steel rails in the city as payment of must have workers'. • The chapter themselves. ha* been requested by the Woman's Thrift Card he or she will doubtless Saxon In his blood, both British and their city taxes. and certainly there arc but few wom­ • , Durtau of the Southern Division to strive to add to it as fast as possible American. U w»i not strange that en anywhere that can make ail a d Now •with . the war on and the concentrate on pajamas, convales: during the vacation in order to make dreos in auch an able' manner. Mrs. Elbert TrafTord should be impatient price of steel rails higher than they %%%%»%< to-join in the great struggle across have- ever been in history the govg cent rhbes. .end . bed Jackets and up r. War Savings Stamp, which-will Lewi* "gave-a brief history of the be­ , ginning of the' Women'* Clubs in the seas for international democ­ ernmeitt' wanted the rails for a ship­ aocks are to be given the preference be of actual value to them. racy. lie did not wait for our call building . plant in T a.pa and \Re In -kitted garments, with sweaters as Will you’ please start a campaign Florida,, their firat lefforts, tho after - '• to the colors, but enrolled in the city officials o fS a n fo rd with the second choice- Member* of the cut­ at once among your pupil* In the efforts nnd down to the present ' 64th battalion of Canadiun troops idea of helping the gpvernment and ting committee arc requested to ho- interest of this pro|iositiou? It may where,,,by.. fW r. organized effort* in 1915, and on Nov.-22nd of that also getting something out of tho tlfy Mrs. McLaulin of their Inten­ he well to make an especial appeal they arc demonstrating to the world year he was on his way to England. rails sold them and today they are tions nnd the days on which It will to the parent* of these pupils not that they ran cope not only with lie convenient" fb> "them to he pres­ Company C of the 5-1tii wns beinfl taken up and the street will now holding a Thrift Card; and in civil affair* but ran a**i*t the coun­ duly sent to the trenches and for lie relaid, if the ties are in good entcase that appeal fails, then to re­ try ut war and n**ist in such a a rc months our brave young soldier was shape they will also be sold but in quest some of the patriotic citizens manner a* to tiring praise from the Red Cross Dues Explained on the “ firing line." of . your town to donate the firat head* of the Red Cross, Y. M. C. A-, any oveijj..if llj.be taken up as they There seems to ho somo mlsstamp to these pupils, so that they Llbr/ty Loan and. all war work. arc a menace to a good street paving Ht' fell Oct. 12th mortally wound­ Committoo to request all places of undcfatandlng with rtfercnco to Red may thus have a start in the right Mrs- Lewis pointed out that the and our hopes and dreams of a ed nnd died lw o day*. Intel*. business to cloao for tho erttire day Cross Annual dues, hence the secre­ direction." cluli work of tho Indies in tho past street railway will he put a»ide ’ ." ’ " ’ ................. Friday, tho 26th:’ We cannot . visit the military tary o f . Seminole County •Chapter few year* had eminently fitted th e m ___ until tho war i» over atleast• . Kindly report to me during the Mayor Davison, Ruh't Newman, cemetery at Albert, France and place a ’ofVrs UliC explanation* AH persona to take.up'tho war work and th«y wr eat h of immortelles pn the grave F. W. Mahoney, L. I’ . McCullcr ahd wjip. joined during tiic C hristmas next week the results cf your en­ arc now carrying tho doublo load o f of our Hf«t: hero, but we can em­ deavors, a* I desire to he ablo to PAN DO HA IS OUT C. II. Dingcc. . . membership drive, Dec* 1917, hr.ve assisting their own rommunltite* as Drug stores will be asked to close balm the name- of Elbert. .Clivq paid thrir dura for the year 1918, state to tho . public before school well a* assisting the nation and at 10 a. in. for the remainder of the TrafTord in grateful memory and High School Publication Makes Hlg Inti all others who joined In any diaiis that every school child of working hand In hand with tho lender appreciation of the gift-of his Seminole county i* a soldier to the lilt With Headers day. . month previous to December their brave young manhood on the nltar extent of at least one Thrift Stamp. homo guards of -the state to keep the Committee on ArrangCMChlft' The Seniors of Sanford High due*, are. payable during the month of lofty devoted patriotism. ’ With licsl wishes for success. I am home flreta burning for those who School have issued tho magazine for in which they Joined the preceding C. M. Berry, chairman, O. L. have gone to the front line trenches"Ah, .soldiers, to your honored rest, Sincerely, • the current year and the name has year.' For instance: The Seminole Taylor, F. L. Miller, F. P- Dutton, • Mr*. Lewis then presented- <ho T. W. Lawton, F. L. Woodruff, IL/M cLaulin,.L ..A . V Your truth and valor bearing; been changed from the old SAliima- county branch was organized on flag to ' the guard* * Upon" bohqlf of Supt- Pub. Instruction for-Sem, gundl. to that of Pandora.. Now April 19th, .1 0 1 7 ,-to that annual Iirumloy, J. J. Dickinson, F. P.vFors­ The bravest arc tho.tenderest; tho Woman’a Club of Sanford , and . inole County, Florida. • Tho loving are the daring." Pandora; a* 'wb-know waa the old dues I n -- April are now paynb’ oter, Forrest Lake, It. J. Holly, I’ . M. tho flag bearer", Misses Levis and ................. ‘A Friend.<* girl in ancient history that had all There are probably two hundred Elder, C. M. Hand. D. C. Marlowe. Higgins gave It into tho hands of An Appeal for Boses the troubles of mankind stored up members enrolled in April of which " ............... Speakers The local Red Cross is facing a Capt. C. *IL Dlngoo.who in a few. in a jeweled rocoptacle and she turn­ number- less, than .forty have paid Delightful Entertainment Hon Forsost Lake will act as well chosen words accepted It (n bo- , A •moat delightful entertainment ed loose on the world. The Pan­ 1918 dues. Some few members re­ serious problem in the lack of suit­ half of the . company, and it was chairman a n d -‘ open the introduc­ able packing boxes, In which to ship tion. Ho will be followed by the and business meeting of tho Sunday dora of the High School probably newed In tho December drive which tho finished garment* nnd surgical given into tho keeping'ahd care o f -.­ following well known •oratorst Dr. school homo; department officers of mean* trouhlb in the making but are included in this number. Wc dressings made by tho worker* of Color Sergeant Schclle "Maine*. W. F. Blackman, Dr.’ E. D. Brown­ the Methodist church was held at the mngazir.o just' issued from the have now enrolled 1029 and.vniarly Mr*. E. M. GaHoway "presided •>. ■Seminole County Chapter. A few of . Ice, Judgo E. F. Housholdcr and the home of Mra. Jno. D. Jinkin* on press is also full of good things—all ll\e hundred of these Joined previous the meeting and the folio vim? p r o ­ Hon. Geo. A. DcCottca. Tho speak­ last Thursday evening. There were that snappy stud that makes'a'cHobl’ to December- It will be a big task the merchant* have been generous gram-wa*. carried o u t .- ..................... enough to give boxes, but tho lessee ing will be from tho band stand In present 20 district, luperintendcnts, magazines so* readable-and so inter­ and cost quite n small sum In post­ • M s n r h : . ....... — ....Sanford Band." shipping hqs created a dearth of notify VI the secretary to -------------m each ...... r * 1 Contra! Park promptly at tho close tho superintendent and,hl»*two as­ esting not only to the student" but age •for America -----------s - — .......:— ; member-as their dues become paythem, hence-rthe shipping committee to thoso who are Interested In our sistants, Rev. J. P. Iillburn and Mr. of the parade. _ .« A H a n M i l l l a n s i M t Itn Ilocal n n n l ochapter llf in f OP lIs l Isending p f lf lin f f H ilt. Prayer ......... — Rev. E. D. Uro wiolae • of Itho out schools and the’ pupil*. able, honcc Uwo earnestly vrequest A. It. Chappell, Sunday achool super­ Line of Parade j onK..............„.......Mra. Julius T'akach Pandora la a neat magazine print­ that dues be paid promptly. Sub­ s. o. s. calls, pfio of the aforesaid % . The parade Svlll .start from Cen­ intendent. Chorua—Kccp the Homo F irc*_. _..l The business meeting was pre­ ed on good paper of fourteen pages, scriptions to the Red Cross Maga­ merchants, .has offered a suggestion tral Park promptly, at 10 a. m. ^Tho Burning....Boy* and Girl* 2th Grade • that may prove to bo a scullion of Sanford .Band will assemble at the sided over, by Mr. C. S. Bragg, Supt. and cover of green and gold, con­ zine aro also in order and. at all Reading—Your Flag and M y Flagj tho difficulty. They themselves will times donations are gratefully ac­ band atand at 9:46 sharp. The line who after instructing the district taining pictures of tho seniors ^and ^ Miss Mollie Abernathy, . , give the box material that come* to cepted* . superintendents aft to their duties snap shots of school life and many up will be as follows: them and suggests that other mer­ Presentation of t h e j’ltrr......;.... good articles from tho pens of the It is earnestly hoped that every Sanford Band leading, next tho and hearing reports from them, call­ Mrs. Edgar Lewis ^ chants will do likewise, from which pupils and contributors. member now onrollod will renow, for County Guards, next tho Red Cross, ed on Ilev .’ Iillburn who gave a the standard boxes, required for Reception of the Flag....,______ _____ short talk of much interest to all. The Pandora la dedicated to tho as tho war goes on tho need for gar­ Woman’ s Club and all ladies under Another Capt. C. II. Dingee beloved teacher of the High School, ments and surgical dressingi will be­ shipping msy bo made. the marahalship of Mu- J* W A. It. Chappell alio responded. suggestion offered is perhaps there Toast to the Flag.... Mrs. Norrjs Lovir M in Margaret Cowan entertained Miss Agnes Edwards and the staff come moro and more urgent* New ’ Dickins. Next to theao will be the are carpenter* in . town who will Retreat .. . ..Mr*. Robert H erndon... ' . ' members too are’cordially invited to Board of Trade, -Liberty Loan CdWi- with llano, music, and .song, Mrs. arc M follows: build ope or more of theso boats Star Spangled'Banner_----."^ __ r ___ mittcc, Boy Scoula, and all mpn, Charles by a reading, aacred aongs Editor fa Chief, Edna F. Chittenden, jolfr thb .ranks- F«W |ho benefit of gratuitously .each month. In either Rand and Chorus •*••"! ,tj under tho marahalship of Mr. R. J. by all. Then the committee served Aaaoclato Editor Ercel E. Little, thoie who do not know, wo take this case tho donation-of box material March ---------,^„..Band_______ Buainesa -Manager Zeta C. Davisop, opportunity to ekffiiih’ thAt’ half of Holly, next'will be all .social. and delightful refreshment/ and all went end. dona|lqn. of time and service After the presentation the com - ‘ labor .organisations that wish to en­ home happy because of haying at­ Noko Editor Rosamond Radford, ydur membership dollar- remains in would be gratefully appreciated. pany marched out of the theater tho lo'cal "treasury to purchase" rhAt’e-’ * . • . . . Historian Muriel V. Rhodes. ter in the line of mnrch marshalled tended.’ Rot piatcrisl may bo sent direct to and trooped the color* on the stfeest rials for hospital garments and aur Tho Pandora is different from the by their respective heads. Followlpg Rod.Cross headquarters of a phono where tho flog was greatly admired __ other school magazine* of former gical dressings„ theso will be thp hlghv school and Connor a Non Com. message to Mrs. Ernest" Krupp by pH who law II. It l* a beairtlfpl ^ ' ] ^ (>-_ ncc­ A llneifrom Mr. R. F. -Conner, years In that no advertising Is con • grammar school under the leadership (phone 160-W) will bring a drayman •liken .flag, with .allk cords and to * -. of Prof. McKinnon who will ap­ teacher of mathematic* until recent­ talned in the book and no price Is > Red C rost^rlefs to-haul It. Carpenters willing to do­ ■els and a golden eagle at th» head ' point his needed lieutenants. It !■ ly "called,’ ’ and dated.’ ’ Camp Jack­ given'for the magaxine but It is well The Red Cross is healing whole nate ’thU service will pleaae com­ of the flagpole. earnestly requested t h it each organ­ son. Columbia, 8. C., April 19,” worth a good price and U beyond fictions, snd is rendering national municate with' . Mr*. Ernest Krupp, - The company was up to~ tho full ,. isation represented in thr parade convey* the Intelligence J h a t he I* compare.' service as well as individual 112 Elm avenue'. ' ' ............ . quota with a few exceptions, the • prepare a banner designating their now's' ti6n-commU*lorie.d‘*ofllcer and If you have not'seen Pandora-get y • - - - • •R C C'. i • member* coming In from every" p ert tmrdftaUty and ’ Include on their Is looking for farther rise, .In .further­ a copy from the 8ehiora of the .San­ The Red Crows la an active/ eco­ Robert Clapp,’ an" alleged German of the county. ‘ • • banner thd Word “ Liberty Loan" or ance of .which laudable ambition he ford High School. / nomic sgenqy in etrengfhenlng the agent was killed, by th*'-officer* of - .some 'inscription referring to the has made application for, ploco In the to take part in the exorcise* a n d 1’ "Fourth Officers’ -, Training Camp" . Geqrg'o . Barringer, - whq''' filled a hands qf qur .allies. »nd In conserving the naval. Intelligent buretit Liberty, Loan. they made an excellent appearance tho energies of our own bojra* . ami Tueeday. Thh tffflehrt Went’ to ’ The parade will be led by Grand about to open, slated to bo In-opera* deputy sheriff in-Q uincy *oi*e'' as .they, paraded the etreeta. V R CC " Clapp's room to search It and Clapp • \ * * * * \ V . ’ Aia’rs'hM’ Hon. Forreat Lake. The tlon not" later •thin the. coming month* ago while making h8* escape In other. citijM. ,.end tow n i*th e resisted and -drew a revolver. Maps ’ Car* are now running on th V w rw varioua organisations will form. M. month., Sanford friends are (la d to from fall was found guilty of murder .'drawings were found In Junior Rsd CroM in tlie Ant degree In circuit of “ know that Mr. Connor i* well and In Ilia first .degree..In the d r cull "Bed Croat Auxiliaries are and -.-drawing* in hit hia electric. electric railroad between betwoan Jadmewknpw is follows: b happy ia hie* patriotic'inrvice. Gadsden county la*t Friday. . . . oollectlog .books snd ro*g»»nCi for room. ‘ ‘ vUle and-Camp Johm ton............. •’ ' ’ " County lGuards o n . ?ark avenue, : . • : • • • ’ *. . •• •* '• . ItU.r.’. A t'hWM Hire ant f tki-'Kriflhialirfrfi'i 1• •. * •*■ • ThI* will be Booster's Week for the Liberty Loan and Chairman Forrr»t Lake Intends to Make a record --for the week. Tho War Relic train itarta the.ball foiling today and the train at the First, atreet and Oak avenue crossing .is causing great in­ terest in the- Third. Liberty Loan. "T h e 'w ar relics bring to tho mind ’ those engine* of war which to moot • oM * have been’ far away and en­ tirely unfamiliar. Seeing thorti on •‘ the train.and hearing their uses ex­ plained brings’ 'IhlA* great war closer to each and everyone a n d.lh e train •as it goes from city to city is boom­ ing the Third Liberty Loan In m any • way*......... • Tonight there will be a big Liberty Loan rally at Oviedo and Chairman Lake and other speakers will be present to tell tho people about tho loan and ask for their assistance in winning the war. . Friday of this week which.is really the anniversary of the entrance of the United States into the war will be made a big rally'day la Sanford and Seminole* county. All over the country the day will be a holiday and the stores *111 close and the day will he given over to patriotic cele­ brations and the Third Liberty Loan • ill he pushed to the limit. Seminole County will "g o over the top" that day’ and If we have not already subscribed our quota by that time it 1* confidently expected that it will be subscribed that day. *’ Thrre will he a big parnde in which everybody will bo expected to walk, tho hand and the Seminole Guarda will participate and there will be •something doing all day long. Yesterday afternoon at the Carnea. Hotel a full meeting of business men headed by Chairman l.nkc, met and planned arrangements for Friday as follows: �THE SANFORD FEDERAL FARM . LOAN SYSTEM About 180,000,000 1 Farmers on over cations. The Treasury Department has is­ sued the following: The Federal Farm'"Loan System has completed its first year of actual operation. The first charter issued to a Federal land bank is dated March 1, 1917, and the charters' for the eleven others were issued during that, month. Borrowing under the Federal Farm Ldan System is done through national farm loan associa­ tions, and the first charter granted to one of these associstions is dated March 27, 1917; so that while most o f the work of organising these brfnlcsl systematising- their business, appointing and training appraisers and tho like had to be done after .the end of March, 1917., it may be said that the banks have Just about concluded their first year of operatifin. A statement of the b u s i e s done during the first year is there­ fore of interest. ,.2,808 Associations Formed -. Before the system was’ put in op­ eration it was argued that our Amer­ ican farmers would not organize for cooperative borrowing. Tho answer to this seems to be fouhd in tho fact that up to March 31, 1918, 2,808 national farms loan associations were incorporated, representing about four associations to each five boun­ ties In the United States. These as­ sociations average about 20 members representihg a total membership of about 66,000 farmers. The 12 Federal land banks havo received applications for over 120,­ 000 loans, amounting to about $300,­ 000,000. Many of these, applica­ tions have been rejected, reduced withdrawn. About 80,000 loans have been approved, amounting to over $160,000,000, and on over 30,-* 000 of these loans money has been paid to the farmers to the amount of about $80,000,000. Many of tho loans approved were for reduced anmounts, which the borrowers do- linilU u to justify the expectation of the Farm Loan Board that"these banks will easily be able to operate on a different loan'.<of oae-balf-of 1 per f*nt between the loaning rate and thh ratv which they pay on their bbnds. None of the banks, of course received any appreciable income from their business during -the first half of the year, but during the last half the .business of the Spokane Federal land bank) for example, was sufficiently profitable to come with­ in abouU $10,000 of wiping out the excess of.expenses incurred in the first half, and the volume of business on its'books assures It a handsome surplus for the second year. ( _ • Senator Fletcher, who introduced the. first bill and took a. prominent part in securing the passage of the Farm Loan Act by Congress has been advised by the Treasury De­ partment that, up to'M a rch 31st, 1918, 54.farm loan associations have been incorporated in Florida with a membership of approximately four­ teen hundred; that the total amount of loans approved aggregate the sum of $1,616,720.00, and that the amount of loahs actually made to­ taled $288,100.00. ‘ CABBAGE IN FAIR DEMAND The position of old cabbage was little changed, holding at $10-12 per ton to growers in Western New York, with supply becoming light and total movement of old stock only 38 cars. The distributing mar­ kets were somewhat irregular, good New Ycrk Danish seed ruled $35.00­ 66.00 per ton in most Eastern mar- J? CLASSIFIED A D V E R T IN G to growers.:. Florida shipped 640 cars, a gain of 106, and South Caro­ lina ,76, a gain of 71. Total jnoveFOR SALE ment of'n ew cabbage was 711'cars compared with 629 last week and For Sale—Jersey Duroc pigs, 8 403 the week before. Florida Fat weeks old. I. D. Martin, Golden stock ranged $3.00-4.60 per crate, Lake, lit. A. 69-2tp and pointed type $1.26-2.26 per I X For Sale— 1914 M odel.Ford tour­ bu. hamper . and $3.00-4.00 per ing car. Good running condition.' W. M. Haynes. Tlerald Office.'* 69-’tf ' For Sale— 1917 Ford, perfect con­ Unfortunate Child. dition. Demountable rims- .Owner Margaret and Ilelen arc cousins. One day Helen refused to play with drafted for army—must sell. 303. E. 69-2tp Margaret When asked why, she said: First St. • “ Mother, I can’t play with Margaret; For Sale—At a bargain, tiling for she was born too Ihte and don't know fivo acres if taken at .once. D. A. bow to play games." . Ifoak, R. 1, City. 66-tf Diseases of Metals. For Sale—Three registered Duroc So firmly do aome scientists main­ Jersey boars, five 'and six months tain the theory that changes.to metals old. Mrs. Endor Curlett, Genevs, art due to conditions, resembling dis­ eases In organic matter that a German nary jrnAl maintains an expert to Fcr Sale— 16 X hand farm or draft horse, weight 1360 lbs. Inquire L. A Brumley, . ’ . Copperas. Copperas Is an Iron compound, and . For Sale—Ten acres .hammock mtnlnw nr '»,ipefv . • land on Cameron avenue, right in the heart of the celery delta. This farm joins railroad loading station. Thrco acres cleared. Must be sold to closd an estate. , If interested write F. J. McDanncI, Owo&so, F m M i a W r LaftaUlar* To tli* Democratic Voter* ol Batnlnol* Co.) I h .r .b y announce ray Candida ry (or rap- rr*«n u llv. In Ik* n .a t Florid* [•(M atora from 8*mlnol* county, .ob ject to ta t d.raorratlc primary to bo kald Jon* 41b ol this year, and lavlla your conrldrritlon of my lira* from Samlaol* county. Having aarvad 'OU In Ibal rapacity In th* aaaalon n( 1917 ' favl t am prepared to fiv e yon battaf ear* vlr* lo 1919. f do not Enow of any rra.nn wbv you ahould not (lv * ma a aaconrl tarm, which haa alwaya been accorded nil rrpraaanlntlvaa In Ibe p u t . I fully appreciate tb* high honor paid ma by fleeting ma lo I91S and I have endeavored at all timet to look alter th* Inteteata of the people of Samlnela rounty and tb# atato of Florid* I hope I hnv* not 'jailed to futSII your e*> pert at Iona and I truat you allK ara your way claar to glva ma a aarond term. Again thanking you for th* many favora beitowed on me In th* paat 1 prom lee that I w ill b* faithful to th* trual Impoaad In me. Your* very truly. • F R A N K L. W OODRU FF. For Sale— Large farm horse, also heavy wagon, only used short time. Inquire J. E.-.Tcrwilligcr, 709 Oak avenue. 67-tf • For Salo—.Ford Touring Car, De­ mountable wheels. Good condition. Ildrgajn. Phone 6. P. O. Box 983. 65-tf For Salo— Beet plants, 30 cchta 100 or $2.00 per thousand. Write Portin Bros., Wagner, Fla. 51-tfe You can hardly have a need ji hosiery that you cannot supply here, whether • your wish, be for Silk Cotton or Lisle. The range of colors will either match your Spring Slippers or contrast sweetly. FOR RENT For Rent—The Haynes house or Sanford Heights, 4 roohis, big yard complete water system, garage, elec­ tric jjghts, etc. II. C. Du Bose. ' x 6 8 -t f ' B L O O D orB R E A D foe Cewnty CommlaalMCV I hereby announce rayaelf a candidal* for Coun­ ty ('ommjmkmrr for tb* Mb Dutricl ol Krmlnnl* County, dubfact lo action of tk* Democratic. Frtmapr of June 4th, and aolltlt the vote- ol al. Democratic. My platlocm la a aquar* deal lu all1 Raepeetfully, , . . K. II. KIUlEi: House to Rent—Second street be­ tween Park and Oak. Apply to Mrs J. A. Ilarrold. 68-2tp Furnished Rooms by Day, ^Week or Month^-Park avenue Flat, 106 North Park avenue, over L. R. Phil­ ips & Co. ’drug store Mrs. C. C. Hart, manager. * 30-tf For Rent'— Rooms for light house­ keeping. 112 Laurel avenue. 6G-4tp For Sale or Rent— Fifteen acres anti good house, West Side, 1 mile from loading station. Enquire A. P. Connelly. 67-3tp For Rent—Three office roomt fronting on First street. Most de­ sirable offices in city.. Several other good office rooms in same building Yowdl & f»pecr. ** • 23-tfc e are prepared to clothe your boy from head to foot. Bring him in and let us fit him any­ thing he may need. S U IT S i 8 to 18 years. Good serd Kool Clothes. . A ll fancy TROU SERS. Extra trousers in serges, Kool Cloth, Khaki beautiful, line Boys Wash T rouse S H O E S FO R B O Y S . R< Oxfords and Scout Shoes 3 IR T S and U N D E R W E A R . A m on g our best is the Kaynee Brand. Must be seen to b e appreciated.. A lso silk, madras and percale. WANTED Wanted — A - good house girl. A steady job. Good wages. . Leave name and address care Herald. Lost—An enamel brooch with five petals. Pear in center. Reward to Under. Mrs. Robert Herndon, 209 E. Fourth* St. 68-3tf> . Los.— Old style breast pin, picture of old gentleman on one side, braided hair on other, . Finder wilj. be *tewarded by leaving in Herald.Office. Hilrrt Weeks. ‘ 69-2tt» l.ts — Alligator skin bag contain­ ing h..by clo‘ her,.somewhere- on road between Sanford uod Paula.. Return to Hi;: Id Office, art! receive reward. 69-3‘ c Men and Women Wanted (o Dig Potatoes nt Hastings, Florida Good Wages. Season Starts Apr.8 ------!----------- ---* 1 H A T S a n d -C A P S o f all kinds We will take special pleasure in sh ow in g the boys and their m others •’ * o f this com m unity these lines foJ the boys. a IIoslKffH Farm I abar Bureau HASTINGS; FLORIDA A T L A N T I C HOTEL - - JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA Cor. Bay & Hogan. Cloae to Everything One Block from Poalofllce 11*4 a*4 laid Rnwalae Water la B,*ry P w w . All Oal.44* and Hcrrmcd. Km w . . 4 (talk. 11.04 I* 9IAO. 1 r*w»l* 1104 u | U 4 . E. Frank Fawrtw ntfrkUr................. ... . . SANFORD SHOE & NEW WINDLE HOTEL JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Oemyf*4*. M *4*m, Brrae—4. Q.U44* R* East First Street Sanford, Fla. �BD rinULD Items of Interest for/* %theMan ............. * * ** T h in k o f I t ? t. IS S U E D B Y T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S GOVERNM ENT I think the Savings Stamps are the -finest system for encouraging the children to save that has ever been > devised. This aside from helping to win the war. R. J. H O LLY i Dooooa oooaooooaoaaoooaoa 000000000000000000000 00000a t CURBSTONEGLEANINGS BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E.” . A CH fEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, “ H E'LL PBENT ’ EM “ - - S O SA YS SAUNTERER. 1uooooa a 0 D00000a aoooooo oooooooooooaoooooo 0000a c If we’re earnpst we must all do ojjr • — share;* We can’t' shift this burden to the millionaire. T o blot out the battle scenes Every man of little means Itfpst dig deep down in his jeans To prepare. ■*’ .............*'. -. , but arc doubly so in time of war* These wooden heads allow tho flag to pass in parados of all kinds and never think of taking off their hats and this is becoming so noticeable that a few patriotic pltlzcns arc of the opinion that they should go along with the parade and knock the hats oil of those ignorant* dolt* who stand along the sidewalk with their mouths open and fail to salute the flag. ’ Last Sunday afternoon as the Home Guards paraded from the Star Theatre withtheir new flag there were but three patriotic citi­ zens who rcmavcdThclr hats. Some­ times people forget to do this and sometimes they deliberately fail to do this for the simple reason that they have no kin people In tho wor and care nothing about it. And then sometimes I think that we have a cold blooded bunch here anyhow. • • • Oceans rahnot keep him o u t—buy a bond: . ' ...... lie has shown us he can dive 'neath . the pond: Dare you hesitate to lend All you're apt to hoard or spe/id For protection In the end? 1 Richardson Wright, in "Leuer* Buy u bond. to the Mother of a Soldier," in The — Louise Winter. Red Cross Magazine for May, re­ • • • minds us that "M other" is not the 1 Orlando's curb market oponed only one to pity when the boys go last week in a veritable blaze of off. "Father" needs n helping hand glory and vegetables and the Town to bear his sorrow'too* Says ho: 8louch writing in t"ho Orlando- Sen­ •••"Tho going of their son* ha* work­ tinel was so badly Intoxicated with ed a great transformation among an overdose of cabbage-and. butter­ fathers. T hey'look ahead,’ just .a* milk that ho wns heard singing tho you look ahead, fearful of tho out. following ns he was carried to the com r^ , The man child who bears following:. their name i* at tho front. Here is It's hard to 'beet' this roarkcj, pride for you.1, Here Is ulso dread It will turnup just in time and nnxicty and speechless .horror T o ap-peas our call for dfriheV " ' "F or a man looks on a son ns an . . . And WiH save us many a dimo. artist looks on the st&tUe 01 tha It suits us all egg-aclly, painting that his hands have createdAnd seems thri butter way, ifo i* tho dmbodiment of hisdreamse -rTo sell the beans •.aRtJ.^ifr.rpt*,, hi" wealth, hia. playmate, hi* Scholur, If you have the cash to pay." his tutor, his available future. The mistakes he has mndo ho shall rec ' Some peopjp. nped n charge tlfy In his boy. Tho ucnkncsseei to • of dynamite placed under thcin;v\_ which Jw^fias succumbed, hi* bpy bring to their minds the fact thot'wo s?mR''conquta, To a father ills Bon arc in war and that the Stars nnd 1* m^spepnd chance,1 his beginning Stripes are not ohly sacred In pcaco again, hi* hope of ctcrnYl ralv'atinn MILLER TIRES ____________I- . We have the Agency for tho' Celebrated Miller Tires. These tires guaranteed for the Minimum of 5 ,069 M iles'.' Re-adjust­ ments made in Sanforc We carry a line of these tires and will je glad to have you inspect them. Grow Forage for Hogo • To make hog production moat pro­ fitable the farmer should provide pasture for hia hoga wherever po*aible. Swine of any age relish green feed, and its use always reduces the coat of producing gaina on hogs. .In addition it keeps the a himala in good thrifty condition. The University of Florida exten­ sion division recommends the follow­ ing crops at planting at about this time of year to provido green feeds for hogs: Cowpcas, German millet, peanuts, sorghum, chufas and cassava. Cow peas can be pastured when the first blossoms open, millet when six inches high; pastur the green peanut .vines Sorghum may be used when three feet high. Chufaa can be used wHen matured and cassava when ripe. A allo ts an economical part of the equipment needed, for raising live­ stock . or in dairying. Ask your county agent to help you erect one this summer. Value of Organised Work v That tho value of tho co-operative demonstration work of the Univer­ sity •of Florida to farmers of the state is . more than two million dol lira is shown by the annual report for tho year 19i7, Just published Whilo figures-are-usually uninterest­ ing, these should vary from the rule. Tho total value to farmers is given as $2,241,024, which sum is shown by adding four sets of values: EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT Buy A florid I t ’s your money or your life—buy a bond! Once wo almost dared the Hun to cross the pond; Now wo know ho’* on his way, Then It’s up to us to say, Shall he come or shall he stay, , Tlierc beyond? ' Behind the Plow .-. That obtained by increased crop production, $280,704; by livestock added to farm* or saved from dis­ ease, $610,013; by improvements to farms, $242,836; by fertiliser* or manure applied, $J,101,412. According to these figures, for ev­ ery-dollar spent in co-operative work in Florida b y ‘ the state--or •federal governments, the farmers are nine­ teen dollars better off. In other words tho dollar comes back with one hundred and eighty per cent in­ terest. Not such a bad investment at that• And the •results as measured by the' dollar scale at the end of tho year arc not final. Take the value of livestock added to the farms. A part of this consists in purebred dairy and beef cattle and purebred hogs. Only the initial cost is placed in tho-year’s summary, yet the real value will corpfl. through . the suc­ ceeding generations of better blooded animals. Another estimate i* of , , , interest Thc value «,f hogs saved by treatment zguinst cholera is pluccd con­ servatively at $100,000- And this valuo Is not final. For many of theso hogs were of improved breed­ ing and their real value can be com­ puted only by tracing their descend*, ants through succeeding years. Yet this is not all- Many of the hogs were given the anti-cholera . treat­ ment in the presence of their woners. The owners were thus taught how to administer serum, the recognised control for cholera, and by having this knowledge and tho mean* for applying it cholera will, not make the same inrqada on tho hog popula­ tion *in thp future'that it has in the past. For this reason a certain per­ centage of the value of the Jiogh in the atate in succeeding years might well be added to this item. Then there are reeulta tha^ cannot be measured in dollare. . Boys and girla have been' taught how to raiae better corn and hogs, and to can or otherwise save the surplus products of tho farm gardens. They will be­ come better, farmers and better house wives than their parents are. Farmers are using better seed for planting and better breeding stock aa a basis for their herds of livestock. They are planting* new crops and handling old ones in new and more profitable ways.. * They are learning how to manipulate their land in keeping with the plan for diversified gWming. Grow Feed for Livestock While Florida is doing her best to increase the number of animals on tho farm, a great mistabo will be made if she does not produce enough feeds for them. The old method of importing feeds for farm animals cannot be continued- An overtaxed transportation system demands a change in the method: The price of imported f?cds comparesd with the cost of feeds grown on the farm where they are to be fed makes the change imperative. Realising the CATES CLOSED LAST NIGHT necessity, the University of Florda extensjon division is urging" far­ Food . Administrator Huff Chargea Profiteering In Sugar mers to grow tho cheaper feeds for J. J. Cates, proprietor of the San­ livestock. ford Flour & Feed Co., was closed • The proper feeding of livestock last night by County Food Admin­ might be said to be half the business istrator T. S. Huff for profiteering of producing stock for the market and hoarding. Following is the of­ And whether feeds are grown on theficial statement of tho administrator: farm or bought from tho dealer may -At a hearing conducted by the tiecido whether the stockman is to have a balance to his credit as prof State Food Administratoin April 22, 1918, Mr. J. J. Cate* of Sanford, it at the end of the year. Florida', doing business under the While it is necessary that the- herd of neat and dairy animals be main­ firm name of Sanford Flour & Feed tained if the nation is to be well fed, Company was convicted of hoarding few farmers are sufficiently patriotic and profiteering in sugar. Ho was or able to maintain tho herds if it ordered to cioao his store for ten cannot be done at a profit. days or make a specified donation Pastures arc essential to the mak­ to the local chapter of the Amorjran ing of ccomomlrul gain* in meat animals. Dry lot feeding is expen­ Red Oross.* sive and extravagant. A short peri­ od of dry lot feeding may bo neces­ sary if an animal is to be properly finished for market, but aside from that the pasture and cchap forage crop must bo relied upon for produc­ ing tho animal's growth. As forage crop*, two of the cheap­ est that should not be overlooked aro velvet bcarvl.Ofld ."m&hum. Vel­ vet beans, their culture and their VSlile a* food for* beef nnd dairy unirna|(l nrc well un<l.*rBtuo<l. Sorghum is not so generally grown for forage as the merits of the crop demand, ’''I '. - • V v * « - ’• • • s-sV • • , a H E N R Y M d A u J j; JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES*: PiCKABD’8 1!AND.I'AINTED C H j , , Sterling gorham ’s RO G ER S'. PLATED WAR! ELGIN AffD WALTHAM V- M .Plumbing* G as F it All Work Receives My Per«0M Attention And Best Efforts OpfoaltsCUy Hall Tel.pboeaNa* BUSINESS IS CARDS ► ♦ ♦ eeeeeeeaa»s»a+ *^ . One Inch Cards Will Da PobllshtTlfc dar Thle Heading At The Rile Of $?J( F ar Tear. _ _ _ _ _ D r . C . J . Marshall Office 309 Park Avenue ' -' Telephone 291 Office Qn: *10-12 a.m. &2-4y.*. ; D R . L , D ; B R O WN DENTIST Office Yowcll-Spccr Building Phone 108 Sanford, Floridi TIIOMAH EMMET WILSON E. rK ltd lS O N HOt'SIIOLDB Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS Sanford, • Floddi ..GEO. A. DECOTTEL ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice In State nnd Kedrini Courts ' Gamer-Woodruff Rida T. S. Huff, Food Administrator for Seminole County. Sanford FI* SCHGLLE M AINES L A W Y E R Om CE IN THE COl'RT IIOt’HZ * SANFORD RED CROSS M E E T I N G The Third Friday of' every month will be a business meeting of the Red Cross, at Woman’s Club on Oak Avenue, at 2:30 p. m. . . . - - FLORIDA Try The Column Want Screen Doors • Sorghum is ono of tho heat grnin and.forage crops for'Florida." ln.it* feeding value, pound for pound, the seed is near.y otjuiil to corn! It is n good forage or hay crop when har­ vested or properly cured. As n soil­ ing crop it gives good result*. It is one o f the best silo crop* the stnte can produce. Rid the Hogs of Lice Tho farmer phould frequently ex­ amine hia. hog* about the ear*, flank* and Insido of the legs to ace they are lousy. Lice are common* pcata among swine, and vigorous and So long a* he has that boy hc.ia. im- persistent treatment is required to measurabjy rich and his future,. .i? eradicate them'- They moy readily safe. When he loses him, he loses tie seen traveling among tho bristles, particularly In the pnrt*-just "mehhis,immortality In thfc flesh." tipned. The eggs or "nlt*" are smal white oval bodies attached to the Y There arc slackers here in Red bristles. Dipping soc* not us a rule Cross work,-in Y. M. C. A- work, in destroy"the'.vitality of these eggs, Liberty Loan work and in all the. says the University of Florida ex­ jvOrk that pertain* to carrying on the war to a successful finish. • And tension division. Swine should he dipped frequently in order to kill yet It i* riot strange that theso same men havo been slackers all their the |ice that hatch out of the egg* after the previous dipping. lives .in public work. Y o u ^ o ly ace These lice are blood sucking para­ them busy when it come* to doing sites, and by biting tho hog and something for themselves. N Mark sucking blood they cause a great them right now and' see that they deal of skin irritation! Furthermore, get no'rccog:|N )n of any kind at your hunds. iou never see them they net ns a drain on the vitality of engaged in any of this patriotic tho hog, through tha loss of blood labor and you can easily pick them which they abstract. When lousy out. They have .plenty of money the hog Is usually restless'and rubs but never spend it on any public on-* on post* and other convenient ob* terprisc. 'Y ou'ask'them for a dona­ jocts. • The coat looks rough and This pest is transmitted tion for Red Cross o r .Y . M. C. A. fiafsh. and they indignantly point to where from ono anintnl to another by di­ hey bought Liberty Ronds which rect contact, or by contact •#ith' in is an investment and n ot'a gift but fested bedding or quarters. only carrle* out the Idea' that' these To free hogs from lice they should selfish -.oiosabacks. are brining out be dipped two or more times at in­ the same idea that haa 'character­ terval* of about two weeks. Several ized their habit* in thi* city for tho dippings may be required before past twenty .year*—all for »tlf and complete eradication la accomcljpljejl^ nothing for public enterprise and Do not faiV,*t tho samo time-"tonow "when their country needs their clean and disinfect thoroughly the money and .ludp-ANOTHINQ. FOR sleeping quarter*.. Creoaol com­ T H E IR COUNTRY. T*>«y be- pound may be used for dipping and Ihf marked overy days however, and disinfecting. For dipping, mix in they, will never again ba honored by the proportion of 2 gallons'to lOO the people In any way whateftr and gallons, of water. For dljInfecting, If they persist In Hacking they will in the proportion \>f 3 gallons to 100 I ba Jerked up by A bf'tP'm nm eot and gallons of water! Although not alI told Just awhere to headein.* way* aa. effective as might ba-desired, • • ' r •products o f lb* kind-ordin­ arily sold aa ttocic dipa ara common­ ly used to treat hoga for lice.* For *uaa' they ara diluted with water in accordance with directions supplied by tha manufacturer. A duipping vat is very useful'wherever a large number of hoga ara kept. Some farmera favor hog wallowa; othera are strongly opposed to them. Filthy hqg wallows are a source of danger. Iloga wallowing In. or drinking contaminated watar are likely to contract disease. .However thero are many advantages (o be derived from wallotoa. A coo) bath ll bery soothing tq a hog during the hot weather. I t ’ cleans the acur from the skin and protects the hoga from-'flies. Crude oil, sufficient to form a thin layer on the top of th water may be poured about every ten days Into tho wallow. This will tend to keep the hogs free ffom lice and akin parasites. If tho akin be­ comes irritated from tho oil, its use ahould be discontinufd. Gn some of the larger hoga farms concrete wal­ lows are becoming popular/......... NIn many cases a farmer ia not financially able to build a conccrte hog 'wallow or a dipping vat. If this bn, the case, tho dip, properly diluted according to directions can be applied .with a spray pump or sprin­ kling can, or else rubbed on every part of tho hog by means of a brush or a 'awab of cotton waste.-. . Another methor of controlling lice is to tic gunny sacks or similar coarse cloths around a post and sat­ urate the sacks frequently with crude oil. Opal Screen Wire Cloth N ew Shipm ent Just Rcccircd pWl art 6ki L*t ********« JnArci M • wA** fry gtrm km* t, ua lif l»to% (j.ntra / n i l t» «• a k> Inp ihna H ILL LUMBER CO. Florida’s Fertile Farm Lands Y OU'LL be interested in this better farming country where soil; climate—everythin*. work with you._ Communities are well developed; schools are good and churches are nearby. facilities also good. Transportation The Florida East Coast Railway IFUiUrlriln/l through its subsidiary companies—tha Model Land Co., Perrine Gram Land Co., ChuluoU Co., and Okeechobee Co.— own* and has for sale large tracts of land a u l i a b l e for farms and truck gardens. Illustrated literature on your request. Inquiries answered promptly and in detail. J. E. INGRAHAM, VIoFresldent JA3. D. INGRAHAM, SaUs Aaaat n * “ UDA EAST COAST RAILWAY COMPANY Raosa |] g Qty BalUlaa SC AarwUa*. TUM* PHONE 174; �NiUta la hereby * l.7 e V l l i . l.ke^ i el,.e * 1* e . ..M u ir r to P«X too iteon a t do# for U t a i U rtla m i nr V J lk (M t •« ■dmUalBB, will be Mid l»ty at Seminole. and 8U U «| Florida Tawa •( Pools aa R t M iiU I* f * « Beak Na I f « l » 4 Samlaala Caaaly I m i b Hj 4. 7, >, 8 and 10 Block A.... M u. Aaaa tloy p r.______ 1 n l Dock C........... .................... , Mra. Ansa B o y e a . . . . _ ' I P. Connelly, W. J. Thompson... Unknown___ _____ Unknown . '. . . J . — Mrs. M . W. Loral M a r/ Q. Caasally O. Q. M a tra a ...... . Now Uyeele aa Rdtordad la Ptal Daak Ns I Pays I f Hamlaala Caaaly. Racards f i 4 | ._----- ----- _ ------ , ------ . . . . . Will Prlwaaa--------;---------_____ . _______ _______ _ ' Paulina Kenner________ I ______ ___________________ C. U. M c C a r t h y ....____ Cramer B. F oliar.. i ' 2.' H»“ kaa Cat. J. W. N i a n i a . . . NWK B a a l sola Caaaly Baaorda M. M. Sm ith____ I J. W. W hlu EataU M. M. Smith______ ^Unknown Unknown i t W. t c h . . of S V U •( NWM and baa NG cor el BM *1 8WM ol 8 W M ....- J ----run V 1.10 ck N T ck « 10 ib N MO ck B 8.10 ck N • ck E 10 ck 8 to bar aad bat NW cor o r a w w ____________ run K 10 eh 8 t ck E 10 ch 8 4.71' ck W 10 ck N t o ’ baa and bat ftH *k L . Datromo Cramer B. Pot U r ... Orcrttroct Turp. Co gaslsrd Grant ---------------------------------« 11 • ' M. M ith___________ M.,Sm Smith_______ 8L Jcacyh aa Hocnrdnd la Plal Book Na. 1, Page III Samlaala Caaaly Racards L i [»ta 10 and I t .1l / l o i 8 or » “ O. D. Br. » » d N M ----Lot l 4 - _ - - - r - - i M, M. Smith----------------lot II (taaa * T-1P aeroa la r N E carl. _ -------------------r* f e l a ^ i i 'l L W of 8 B cor____________ 8 W #M ch K to baa-----Bat llie h N and 1 ck W ot 8 B »iw W - rua^VT 14 ck w s ch 8 •• 70 ch B t c h . . . --------------Bat 1)4 ch W of SB t o r .----------run N 11H ch W •» It 8 it M ch I I I ft ....... ...... D*t 1*0 ft 8 and I l i a ft W of NE c o r ___ ,____________ ■ ,_. . run E 140 ft 8 470 ft W » r *»T 4C 41 L u tf**4<4.44«7*®t ®* *Bd, M ' i ’i v lfn T HO n Unknown k « 4o r‘.V nW ^ - ‘° L IT, 12. 63 and that part r j ■af II s of ---------- Lau fl> II. 10. 71 71--------- Sou It, 71, It and 41--------------- Sou 8. c and 1). Mart la B. Bellamy Thot. J. aiflllta 4110 Unknown Lake Monroa Produce Co 44.10 M. M. Smith...... ___________ 31.23 Uahnown . . . ________ ■ ^ 34.4T M . M. Smith__________ 13.15 Uahnown M. M. Smith__ _________ M. M. Smith___________ J. a - a n , r . c o iw * u . _ Armour Fertillaer Worka E. W. K oowIm . . . ______ Scalar4 Parma no Bacordad la Plat Bosk No. I. Pafak 117. I l l aad I18M , Samlaala Caaaly Km or da it 4 Black ft....'..------------- ~ — ............ ......... W. I. Sehidt___________ 4.: narida Lead****** A ColoalralUa Comyany'a Celarr PtaaUlloa aa Bocardod la -•Plat Book U ** I 'Phma I 94 Mo aasIb ml m _t_ t>. - _a_ J. C-'Carler . .. W. W. Daniel. Mu'. A. L Lana, ilatle P. Learltt W. P. Laarltt run W 13X5 It N 640 It W 640 It N 21X6 ft to Lake Monroe Ely to ‘ •take 9 260Q ft to ban lire. be. BE cue run N 415 It W 470 it 8 44J l( E *70 It)------------------------111 It lylni E o(. Perilmmon Ate _ _ _ _ _ — ----- 13 tnd that part ol Han 16 lylr| between Par.imroon aad Tamarind a»a N ol lllotk 2 N, ----- * 1 113 It W and 676 It N of SE cor of SW J (-------------- 13 run W 113 ft N 1160 It SE alone I4ka to pojnt oppoiite bee 8 to be|-----l lit* It W and 674 It N of SE cor ol 8 W M ...-----------13 ran N 1759 ft NWly to W line ol Sac 8 io pt 473. It N ol 8 lino Sac. K lo be| (lea. E 330 U . 61. Smith W. I). Turner W. G. Aldrldte Mr*. A. L Lana C . Pbllpot II.Ir. U . 61. Smith...... Itlchla W oodbridto J. H. llettor Haalard Ilalfkts aa RaVoedad la Plat Baak No, 1 P e (* I I . HamUola Co. Rocords >t 41________________ ________ U nknow n...______ >ta 45 and 4 6 _____________ f— * . C. II. Dla|oo ...... ............ Mr*. L. W. Plllay C. II. lHa*M_:..b, I. Tyoma _______ W, W. Abernathy W .J . Abernathy U nknow n..______ r. t . r ie iii_____ t l l t i ft W V n d~ m ~ It"N - of It Sac post on S.boun* dtry ______ ------- ? i run W 670 It N 1169 It ‘ SEly aloni laho 1*84 ft . P. Laaeltt’a .Hab-tllrlaUa aa Recorded in Tie! Book No t P 01 Hemtoklo Coooty R e co rd . 20 and 21 _ W . / . !* e « i t t tlord’ a Nob Blrl.lan aa Hazarded In Plat Book. Na. I, Page 81 Ha mloala Caunlr Rararda _______ __________ J. II. Ilrun.on ........ 31. M. Smith ______ ______________ ..................................... Ethel Marka_____ ......................... 8. O. Bhlaholaer_. Itoaia. McCain. Frank Halt of 9 A K By arti S ft I By Block A Ia I B Block E 31. M. Smith..... W. R. I M 1 . .. _ . J. A. Allison James |\ Wal.h 31. 31. Smith .... M. M. Smith... J, W, Price.-, Ia I I Block F Lot 1 Block II il.uti 6 and 7 Block II Lila 3 and * Block I , • ^ . O. O. Ilailao . . . -----—_ TUI Baak Na. X. Page 49, Hemloola.Ca. Record. P. N. Hole*------------ -----Richmond Woodward Will Prleraon....... ........... lelalaa aa Racardad la Plat Dank Na. L Hamlaala Caanty Ra card* M. 3f. Smith Unknown,. . M. M. Smith...... M. M. Smith...... M. M. Smith..... Unknown............. Unknown (back. ta i 1914). Unknown (ba ck . 1 ta x 1416) U akaow n'lback. tea 1916). • 51. M. Smith...... * M. M. Smith...... *,B* *f St. Gertruda are •ad R l l n a . . , _ „ ______ __ run 9 U 0 It W 130 It N 110 Tir. 330 I f aad * 0. C. Fellow. II L. j ’ rrkln. W. II. Hareey Unknown W. 31. Ilayne. Jam*. C o w a n . A. 8. S rm ra .......... E. T. iSuilin_____ M. Durham............ W. C. Stewart Eat W. C. Stewart, Eat W. C. Stewart, Eat. U ahnow n.,. . ___ D. II. Jon as........... J. Cowart _____ _ W. A. Slrlnifaliow M. Paul__________ (>. A. Armitronc ... W. C. Stewart Eat » . L. Thrsaher L- U. Simona......... Bamaolo Caaaly Racer da Lot I niotk 10 Tier 9 Lot 10 Block 10 Tlar 9 Lot 9 Block 10 Tlar 9 . Lota 4, 5 , 9 and . 10 Tier 1 0 . . . ____ Lota 3. 8. 9 and 10 Tier 9 _____ Ia I Lot Ia I Ia I Realty T ru.t Co Jot Cameron . .. U nknow n,._____ Realty T ru.t Co. Ilealty Truat Co. Joe Cameron J V. Lain* Realty True! Co. I Block II Tier 10 3 Block t l Tier 10 4 Block I 1 Tier 10 10 Block II Tlkt K Unknown «. J. r . L a i n , ___ Rablaeoa’ e Hareey o f aa Addition la Hanford no Recorded la Plat Bask I, Pales 91 aad 91, Hamlaala Caaaly Reseeds H 69 ft of E IIT It of Lot 3 ------J. P. Lain*------------------- Beg 30 ft W of NK cor Lot 8 C. tl. MrCarthy Jack Collin. Wan. *'tark*a Hub Dlfalen af Black I I , Tier 14 aod Block 11, Tier 13 o f Hanford aa lleco rd ed In I'lal Book No. I, P o le 108, Hemlaolr t o u o l y Record# At 3 Block 11 Tier 14 ' • William M. Clarke A t It Block II Tier 13 Unknown ........... Wm Clarh'a Hub Dl.lalsn al Ulscka 36 aad 36 Robinson's Hareey af aa Addition la Hanfecd aa Recorded la Plat Book I, Page 197, Himlasle Caaaly Records “ 7...... ....... Wm. Clark--------------------------------------------------------------- —_ ' Lot 4 Block 33. A la 2 and 9 Block 36 Unknown » >% A. I). Htealllsrd'a Addllloa Is Hanford as H5corded la Plat Rash Na. I Pa*a 119 Hamlaala Caaaly Krcorda ’ K. MaNeelay...... J. W White EataU I ^ o , yc onu •» L ou 4 and i b ’flloefa" Tier 8 N E I4 ol Block 1 Tier »J 66 ft N and S by 131 It K W In NW ror llloc Tl (J EM ol W Bik i B r r lV An Unnumbered I,ot lying tween Lota 1 and Block 3 Tier I ----------8 I I ft of Lot 14 Blhcl WM ol L«t J Block- * Tier I WM of Lot 4 B lo c k ! T ie r ) Lot 9 Block 8 Tier I ----------Lot I Block I Tier a . . • WM of « and all Lot ulock 8 Tier I . ; - — — Ia I ■ Ulock 1 Tier K t V and NM ol Lot 7 Bl 4 Tier ai , _ - -----------Lot 4 Block 4 Tier X , ---------Lot 10 Bloch 4 Tier Ia U 4 sad t Block 4 Tier 4 Lots 7 and a Block 4 Tier 4.. Allre E. Bobbin. W. It. Pell_____ Henry Wight...... W. E. Ilareay Eat... Tampa UoSte 31111a A. D. Chayyall's Huh D l.lslsa al lllocka (1 K aad J al the Tawa al Gal ed la I'lal Boak Ns. I, Pago 71. Hamlaala Caaaly Records Lota 8. 9 and 1 0 ----------------------Wm. Clark .... Ia U 13, 14 and 2 0 ....... ................ r U n kn ow n ...,. Ia I 39_ i _ _ . _ _ _ _____ ___ Unknown.... Loti 41 and 43 ___ _____________ All unplatted part nl Block <1 ..*. Lot 4 * _________________________ Lot 85. — ______________________ Wm. Clark .... Unknown....... It. Hill---------J. F. Lain* .... Tha Hah Dl.lalaa al Heath Haalard, Haalard Grant, as Itrcarded In fla t llaak Nn. I Page 94, Hamlaala Caanty Racards P. P. Hints_>________ tl. P. Herndon----------M. P. Roblaton______ A. E. Philips Guard's Calory City Aerie No. 1461______ Lot I Block 4 Tlar « . . . _ _ . K. ol P. Lodge__ _ Gao. A. UeCottM R. W. Blau______ . 1 T .A 'I RE ear 0} N W W ..._______ Jon W to Q Hm Sanlard GranL I X M i | W 1’ ’ '«* *b E X4 ch N to bag .Beta p i rt a A R af 81. Gertruda aye and lass ^i'w!fwx " J. P4Laln|.. A. II. Klnahl Fella Merrill Unknown __ aa al Haalard aa Raeaedad la Plat Bank No. I, Pagan 16 la 84 and Pagta 111. I l l , IIS. 116 aad 117 Hamlaala Caaaly Recerda. ^ O. I*, ft W. J.fTakVeh . . . Id. Ia I 1 Block I Tier 4 . . — — Loti 4, 3 and i l Bloch t Tier 4 , All Hess 8)g> Hloak I Tier 7 . . ._ All Block 1 Tier U , L.ils 9, 10 and II Block 2 . Stood A Gaea IA I. D. L. Tk ra.ker. T . W . Williams A. D. Parrish..J. W . Bar law..... " a * l « i f o fa W M o? 8 E k ._ ... c * w 10 eh N l l ck ■oo EataU... 31. 3 f . Smith fecit ___________ ____ — lack 3a lie., part N of lly and ail lllecki 69 and 40 *. Lot 4 Block II .Jlar 4, Lot 1 and -1 ■ fa Tier 4 . : . . . _____ Lot 10 Block 14 Tlar ft .Lot.I Black It Tlar Lot 4 Black I I Tlar .WM Block 1 N Tlar 4.. All Block I N Tlar 11. All Block t N Tlar IT. All Block I N Tlar 11. All niock « N. Tlar I I . All Block > N 'T la r’17 All land lying N af I Tlar 1 7 .. . . — All Block a N Tlar U All Block 3 N Tlar It .Lot B Block Y________ I ^>t 1 and N J4 Lot 4 H1 Lota 1 and 4 Block 4 Tl IAt 4 Block 4 Tlar A.. IAt T Block 4 Tlar A.. 1A t 4 Block 4 T la r B.. Lota I and 1 I Tier C . ________ IAt 3 Block 4 Tier C _____ Lot 4 Block 4 Tier C,..,___ L ot 4 Block 4 Tier C ____ i.. Lot a Block 4 Tier 1 ) -------L ou 1 and a Black 7 Tier A L o t 4 Black 7 Tier B ______ Lot IS Block 7 Tier B .................. Lota 1 and 4 Block 7 Tier C .__ _ l o t 4 niock 7 Tier C___________ Lot I Block 8 Tier A . . . . _ _ IAt 7 Ulock 8 Tier A ___________ Lota 4 aad ft Block 8 Tlar B . _ _ L o u . 8. 8 aad 10 Bock 8 Tier B ____ ______________ Ia I 5 Block 8 Tlar C ___________ IA t > Block 8 Tier C______ ___ _ 1A t 10 llldck I Tlar C ...... ......... Lot I Block 8 Tlar D ___________ Lota 1. 8. 4 and ft niork 8 ________ Lbt 1 Block 4 Tlar B ___________ Lot 3 Block 4 Tlar B___________ Lot 1 Block » Tier C ............ Lot 4 Black » Tier _________ Lot 10 Block 4 Tlar C.. _________ Lot 4 Block 4 TUf C :__________ Lota I. 4 and 7 Block 9 Tier I> Lot 10 Block ( Tier E Lot I Block 9 Tlar 0 . „ Middle *9 It Lot 1 IBlock 10 Tier A _________ Lot 4 Block 10 Tier A Lot I Block 10 Tier C Lot X Block 10 Tier C Lo! a Block 10 Tier C Loti *. a a nu a uidce i Tier D .________________ Lot 3 Block 10 Tier t> ........... ,ot I Block 11 Tier A ____ Ia I I Block 11 Tlar A -----------Ia I 10 Block II Tier A ______ Lot 1 niock 11 Tler-n ____ Lot 6 Block II Tier E . . . ____ l o t . 9 and 10 Block II Tier G Ia I 6 Block II Tlar II ____ Lot 6 Block 11 Tier C Lot 6 Black I t Tlar R ______ Lot 3 Block II Tlar O ________ Lot I Block II Tier A ____ Lot 7 Block 13 Tier A . . . . ____ Inholeer All 8 M M. Smith Mrs. M . B. Zachary. Mrs. M . B. Zscktry (Back ta t 14181.„ J. 3. Dlnkla-----------Has I t / Trust C o..— J. F. L a l a g _ _— —■ Iiaalty Trust C9 . , . . IJ'nle W a ld r a a .,._ . I/O11la M. Pa it a n .. . H sa lt/ Truat C o ..— run N. .11.40 ch W . to SB cor Lot t l Upaala b i s * ’u H d ^ i T W S P * Lot --------------UU M. XL » Lot # Block > Tlar 7 . _______ Lot • (lau N 4 ft) Black * . Tlar 4.— . . ______________ Lata 4 and I Block 8 Tlar I ...__ Lot S Block 10 Tlar 1_______ — Lota 4 ta d T Block 19, Tlar l . . _ 8 1> It Lot 4 sad all Lot t Block 10. Tlar I _________ 8 IS ft Lot 4 and all Lot 4 Block 10 Tlar « ...________ L e u « and 4 Block 10 Vtar T...... Lots 4 aad 7 Block 10 Tier 4___ L o u 1 aad t. Block 10 Tier 10.. Lot 7 Block 10 Tier 10_________ 8 10 ft of B W )( 'B lock 10 Baak Na. I. Page M Iotas ask In LoU 4 / 4 10, II,' • I I , 11 had 14. Block P . _ M ’ lntereat In Ia U 11, IS and 14 ........ Ulock S___________________ M Interest ta L ou IX, 11 and 14 re. I I . Ta. 19 8 8 14 K aa RMaede4 la Plat 46 Hamlaala CaaalyRwtecda ' W. 0 . Aldridge______ __ W. G. AId rid t a ........ Back tea 1115.. W. O. Aldridge . Back U i 1414.. WalliagUa'a Addlllas If Sanlard aa Racardad la Plal Boak No. I , P»|a III Hamlaala t 14------------------------_ _ _ _ _ .Caaaly Racarda , . ___ -___ .. ; Kata UumpkHaa-------- f . H . Raad'a Addllloa lo Seoford oa Roeordad la Plal Boak N o 'l, Page III Hamlaala Caaaly Rocords R. D. Coulter w f c jM a r i p f e e a g S V ta W 'jft'a *• • or NW car—__ _____ w A a v fliii Lau la OUbarL.-... 3?ra.*0*uia U)g|T W . H. W ll h t ... . h fluzz RooR y Truat Co. SamlaoM Caaooiy Beards Cbaymaa A T sekar's Addition lo Haalard M Racardad In Plot Rack I, Pago 14 Samlaala Caanty Baaorda S lS f!:::= = r~ ~ ..(CoaOnuad . m tS E s tX X i �H E N R Y McLAULj je w e le r Items of Interest for the MaU T h in k o f I t ? /' / Behind the Plow Grow. Forage for Hogs . . To make hog production most pro­ fitable the farmer should provide pasture for hts hogs whsrever pos­ sible. Swine of any age relish green feed, and its use always reduces the cost of producing.gaina on hog*- In addition it keeps the animals-in good thrifty condition. Tho University of Florida extenaion division recommends the; follow­ ing crops at planting at about this time of year to provido green feeds for hogs; Cowpeas, German millet, peanuts, sorghum, chufoa and cassava- Cowpeas can be paalured when the first blossoms open, mlljct when six inches high; pastur the green peanut vines, Sorghum - m ay. be* used ‘ when three feet high. Chufaa can be Used when matured and cassava when ripe. A silo Is an economical part o f tho equipment needed for raising live-, stock ,,pr. :ln .dsirying. Ask your county agent to help you crect.-oncthis Rummer. IS S U E D B Y TH E, U N IT E D S T A T E S GOVERNM ENT v l think the Savings Stamps are the finest system • * for encouraging the children to save that has ever been devised. This aside from helping to win the war. ...... *R. J. H O LLY ' •' CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN r YOU AND ME.” .. A CH IEL IS AMONG Y E TAKING NO TES AND FAITH ! • “ HE’LL PRENT ’ EM " — SO SA Y S SAUNTERER. 000000 DOO000 no ooooooaooooooa oaoooooooooooooooo ooooooS • • * Buy A Bond but are doubly so in lime of warIt's your money or your life—buy a. These wooden heads allow* tho flag bond/ to pass in pnradcs of all kinds and Once wo almost dared theHun to never think of taking off their hats cross the pond; and this is becoming so noticeable Now we know he's.on his Way, that n few patriotic citizens are. of Then it's up to us to say, * the oplniqn that they should go Shall he come or shall hestay.......... along with the parade and knock There beyond? the hnts off of thocc ignorant dolts ""’’V . » - . * who stant/*alang the sidewalk’ with If we're earnest we must all do our thpjr mo^ open and faU to m1uU! share;1 the flag. 'Last Sunday afternoon as Wo can’ t shift this bqrden to the tho „ omc Guards paraded from the millionaireStar Theatre with their new flag To blot out the battle Beenes there were but three patriotic rillLvery man of little means xens w^o removcd their hat*. SomeMust dig deep down in his jeans tlmW pcop,c (or(tct t0 do ^ i a and T o prepare. sometimes they deliberately foil to „ . 1 ‘ 11 . „ do this for tho simple reason that Oceans cannot keep him out —buy a . . , , . 1 bondi they ,ave no people in tho war . . . . . . .. and care nothing about it- And He has shown us he can dive neath .. , . . then sometimes I think that we Dare you hesTtate to lend aii ,1 ir. 11, n.I h iv? 0 co,d anyhow. BIoodcd ^un.ch O rla n d o 's curb market opened last week in a versatile blaze of glory and’ vegetables and the Town Slouch writing in tho Orlando Sen­ tinel was bo badly intoxicated with an overdose of cabbage and butter­ milk tha^bq was heard singing the following ’ as he was carried to the following: 1 It's hard t o , ‘ beet’ ("his market. It will turnup just in lime 'T o ap-pcas our call for dinner And will save us many a dime. It suits us all egg-nelly, And scenW the butter way, To acll the beans and carrots,' If you have the cash to pay.” 1 Some people here need a chnrgo of dynamite placed under them to bring to Uteir. minds the fact that we are In war and that the Stnt" and Stripes nre not only floored in poare W e havp the Agency for the Celebrated Miller Tires. These tires Guaranteed for the Minimum 1of 5,000 M ile s.. Re-adjustmen ts made in Sanford. We carry a line of these tires and will be glad to have you inspect them. >d; jji'/J io i hero Valneof Organized Work “ v • » That tho value of tho-co*opemtive demonstration work of the Univer­ sity of Florida to farmers of the state is more than two million dol­ lars la shown by tho snnual„rcport fdr‘ t h e -y e a r ‘ 1-917, Just- published While figures aro usually uninterest­ ing, .these should vary from the rule. The total value to farmers Is given as $2,241,024, which sum is shown by adding four sets of values) as That obtained - by increased crop production, $280,764; by livestock added to farms or saved from dis­ ease, $616,013; by Improvements to farms, $242,836; by fertilizers or b y th« manufacturer. A duipplng vat la very useful'wherever a'large number of hoga are kept. Some farmers favor hOg wallows; others are strongly opposed to them. Filthy hog wallows are a source of danger. Hogs wallowing In or . . drinking contaminated water are likely to contract disease. However there are m a n y advantages (o be* derived from wallows. A cool bath i& bery soothing tp a hog during the. hot weather. It cleans the acur Plumbing and from the skin anti.protects the hogs from flies. Crude oil, sufficient to G a .s F i t t i n g form a thin layer on the top of th water may be poured about every ten days into the wallow. This wilt tend to keep .the hogs free from lice All Work Receives My peflj and skin parasites. If tho akin be­ * Attention And Beat Efforts comes irritated from, the oil, its use Opposite City; Hall TelepkoatN, should be discontinued. On some of the larger hogs farms concrete wal­ lows arc becoming popular. ' In many ea sy a farmer fa not financially able to bpild a concerto hog wallow or n dipping vat. If this bo, tho case, tho dip, properly diluted according to directions can bo applied with a spray pump or sprin­ kling can, or else rubbed 6n>every part.of tho hog by means of a brush or a swab of cotton waste. Another methor of controlling lice D r . C . J . Marshall is to tic gunny sicks or similar Office 309 Park Avenue coarse cloths around a post and sat­ Telephone 291 . . urate the sacks frequently with H. DINGEE profitable ways. They nro learning how to manipulate their land It keeping with the plan for diversified B u r n in g ..; . . — . • Grow Feed for Livestock While Florida-is doing her best to increase tho number of animals on the farm, m great mistabe will be, .made if sho does not produce enough feeds for them. The old method o ’ importing feeds for farm animals cannot bo continued An overtaxec transportation systom - demands .‘ a chaagc in the method. Tho price o Imported feeds comparedl.wjth, the colt, .of feeds grown" on tho farm where tfiey are to ho.fed makes the change im perative.. Realising the necessity, tho UnfVeHlfy ' of ’ Fiorda extension division is urging-far­ mery to grow the cheaper feeds for livestock. — The proper feeding of livestock might he fluid to he hnlt the business of producing stock for the market And whether feeds are grown on the farm or bought from tho dcatcr may decide whether tho stockman is to have a balance to his credit ns prol it st the end of the year. While it is necessary that the herd of neat and dniry animals, ho main­ tained if the nation islto be well f^d, few farmers are sufficiently patriotic or able'to maintain the herds If it cannot be done at a profit. . IceHrs: ‘ 10-12 «.m. & 2-4 ■ CATES CLOSED LAST NIGHT Administrator Huff Charges Profiteering in Sugar „ J. J. Cates, proprietor of the San­ ford Flour & Feed Co., was closed D R . L . D . B R OWN Food DENTIST Office Yowell-Spccr Jluilding Phone 108 Sinford, Florid* strator T. Si. Huff fqr profiteering TH O M AS EMMETT WILSON and hoarding. Following is the of­ E. FERGUSON tlOl'SHOUia ficial statement of the administrator.: Wilson & Housbolder At a hearing conducted by the State Food Administratoin April 22, LAWYERS 1918, Mr. J. J. Cates of Sanford, Florids Florida, doing business under the Sanford, firm name of Sanford Flour & Feed Company was convicted of honrding and profiteering in -sugar. He was ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR at LAV ordered to dose his store for ten Practice In State anti Federal Cotiru days or moke a specified donation Pastures are essential to -the mak­ Sanford Fli to the local chapter of the American Garner-Woodruff Bldg ing of ceomomical gains in meat animals. Dry lot feeding is expen­ Red Cross. sive And extravagan t-. A short peri­ ■• T. S. Huff, od of dry lot .feeding, may be neces­ S C H E L L E M A IN E S Food Administrator sary if an animal is to be properly for Seminole County. LAWYER finished for market, hut aside from, O m c E IN THE COURT II0I3I . that the pasture and cehnp forage Crop must ho relied upon for produc­ RED CROSS M E E T I N G SANFORD ’ - - FLORIDA ing1the animal’s growth. T he Third Friday of every As forage crops, two of the cheap­ est that flhould not he overlooked are velvet beans and sorghum. Vel­ vet beans, their culture and their value ns food for beef and dairy ani­ mals lire well understood Sorghum is not so generally grown for farage as the merits of the crop demand. GEO. A . DECOTTES month will be a business meeting of the Red Cross, at Woman's Club on Oak • Avenue, at 2:80 p . m . . . . Screen Doors Sorghum is one of* the best grain und forngo crops for Florida: In its feeding value, pound for pound, tho seed is nenr.y equal to corn. It is a good* forage or hay crop when har­ vested or properly cured. As a "oil­ ing crojt it gives good results. It is one of the best silo crops the Htntr Bid the Hogs of Lire The farmer should frequently ex am ino' his hogs about the cars, flanks and inside of the legs to sec they are lousy. Lice are common pests among swine, and vigorous and So long as he hns that boy he is im­ persistent treatment is required to measurably rich anil' his future is eradicate them- They may readily safe. When ho |o«cs him. he loses be seen traveling among the bristles, particularly in the jmrta just men­ his immortality in the flesh.” tioned. The eggs or "nits" aro amal white oval bodies attached to the bristles. • Dipping soes not as n rule destroy the vitality of these eggs, snys the University of Florida ex­ tension division. Swine should he dipped frequently in order to kill the lice that hatch out of the eggs after the previous dipping. - These lice nre blood sucking para­ site*, and by biting the hog and sucking blood they cause a great deal of akin irritation. Furthermore, they net ns n drain on the vitality of tho hog, through the lors of blood which they abstract When lousy the hog is usually restless nnd rubs on posts and other convenient ob­ jects. Thq coat looks rough and harsh.- This peat is transmitted from one animal t o another by direct contact or by contact with in fested bedding or quarters. T o free hngs from lice they should he dipped two or more times at in­ tervals of about two weeks, 1 Several dippings may be required before complete eradication.IS accomplished. Do not fall at the lame time to clean and disinfect thoroughly the sleeping* quarter*. CreMol com­ TH EIR COUNTRY. They are be- pound may ho used for dipping and Ihg (narked every day, however, and disinfecting. For dipping, mix in they will never again be honored by tha proportion of 2 ‘ gallons to 100 the people In any way whatever and gallons o,f water. For. disinfecting, If they persist in slacking th*y will In the proportion of 3 gallon* to 100 be jerked up by th* government and gallon* of watej>, .Although,not altold Just ewhere to hudein.* 1 ways ai effective a*’ might be dwired, Opal Screen Wire Cloth New Shipment Just Received Florida’s Fertile Farm Lands OU'LL he inteie.ted in thl* better farming coun­ try where aoil, climate—everything, work with you. Gommuniliea ate well developed; achoola'are good and churchea are nearby. Trantportation facililiea alto good. Y T h e F lo r id a E a s t C o a s t R a i lw a y (FlaaUr Syatam) <* through it* lubtidiary companies—the Model Land Co.. Petrine Grant Land Co . Chuluota Co., and MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, OYER AND REPAIRER Sanitarj Steam.Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dr? Cleaning. All Uona of All.KInda on Short Notice Join Our Gehtlemen'a Valet Club. *$2.00 Per M° S U I T S $15.00 U P W A R D CALL AND SEE I E ON SANFORD. AYE . . .: PHONE �AirffW. PAGE TIIRLE N .tle. U hereby t l w *** ----- to p a r tha •i ^ « £ t o f k n t b i] J ! l Juae, A. D. A * . U * t Ik*i W l » * l i « t < i « i w |%>d. amount dm for ta le* hers! a m i . i oala aad advarUataa. wUlb# ,ITd l l . o » Sanford. tbo County at Samlao T o w n o l Peel* as Recorded la Pal Bask N s I P a t* !»ota 8, T, ■, • aad JO Block A—. Lot I flock C _ _ . . ___ . _ Lai I Dock I l _ _____________ __ 4 l i a l u l t Coaaty Rocordo Mr*. Anaa R a r e r , 1 W n. Anaa Bo yc e . . . ] A. I’ . ConneU/__________ 1 Now Ufsals aa B dtardod la Plat Book N oT Pago I f «ot 41 __ ______ _ _________ ___ l_______ ___________ ------------------------------... Bamlaal* C anal/ Record* Will Prlenoa_______ __ __ Paulina Banner__ ______ C. B. M cC a rth y .,______ 9 r» “ «r B. P otter.. i "■ Honah.a Eel. *< W. N t o a t i . . . Beielaalo Ca*afy‘ Racarda Unknown Unknown Lramer B. PatU r... Orentract Turp. Co, Bt- l . . « i>| » i R ttaedad la fla t Book No. I, P i| * m U Nflj Lot it (l* « * M O a « * a la N E cor).__-------------------- £ $ lU i m i 4“ t Bi w l.ala Ceenf’y Record* 8----- * M. M. Smith____ ______ M. M. Smith____ ______ .T T 0 T ^ |Let* I M l i r i i i t t - g --------- 1 S l J le a d E H « 8 e f R y -------U tetL fT . t i , *1 aad 10---------Morrli B. Bellamy Lau4T.*4»,44»r»0" *1 end 4 1 .... •Bei 4ii B N of SW cor Lot IS i f * ” a N M ft E* 110 ft 8 »0 ft W H O ft-------------Lai IL CM 16. all 60 and 4>10 U l acre* of 11 N of fly ........lau IT. 6!. 63 aad that part of 11 9 of R y - _ _ ---------Leu f|, 49. TO. TI and T t---------Leu It. TJ. T4 end I I ---------------LeU H. C end I)-----------------------Leu T cud 12. 13, II* 13, 41 end P i ---------------------------TH Lot >0------------------------------- M. M. Smith..., M. M. S m it h - M, U . Smith., L*k* Monroe Produce Co M. M. Smith______ Unknown u T i S Z T ---------------- — Z It M i l n*> Seiler4 Parai* ai Recorded la Plat Baak Na. la I. P*|*i m , I I I aad H IM . Bamlaal# Caaaty Beserdi W. 1. Schadt ft,ftde Load A Calaalratlaa Co motny*o. Crier, No. I, Pag* 111, Sawleele l J. C. Carter.... W. W. D aolili IH u d EH of WM N Of riorIda Land a Col. Co. (Irae EM of EM>*nd lee* b » 673 ft N and 1147 (i W of SE cor______— __ rim N 421 ft W SIT ft S 411 ft SEty 111 ft E 101 ft ) --------------------------- Bn 171 ft N and 1117 ft W of 9E cor........ .. — — -----run N 824 ft W 443 ft „ R f l f t . M l y . i l 1 ft E M. M. Smith Hhlelile lleaeor M. M. Smith Mr*. A. L Lana. Ila tu r. Leavitt Bn IT3 ft N i i K « Z “ “ run W 1311 ft N SCO ft W ICO ft N H U ft to LaV* Monra* Ely ■ to •take S 2100 ft to bat (lm be* HE cor run N 441 ft W 470 ft S 413 ft E 470 f t ) . . ___- __________ Mre. A. I . I.ene C. I’ bllpot Heirs A. C. Montenrtro ._ U. M. Smith............ ■tickle W oodbrldte i . II. Hector Saalerd il*t|hl* aa MaVardad la Plal Desk Ns, 1 Page 41, Nomlaale.Cs >t 43_______ 1_____ ___________ U nknow n ...______ >1*43 and 4 4 ___ _____________ • C. II. O lnire...... .. Mr*. L. W : P C. If. Dlniae I. Tyoma ________ W. W. Abernathy W. U Abernathy Unknown.______ _ f . T. r u i d i _____ M. M. Smith ------------II. 33 a n d 33 ______ Ethel Mark*--------------8. O. Shlnholaer_______ Hemlaal* Caanly Hecerdo M. M. Snfllh M. M. Smith M. M. Smith..... w, n :r » u ...— J. A. AHUon___ James P. W ilih 19.9Q 20.98 10.70 h.llt 12.75 37.30 14.40 41.90 Unknown, Alls* fa; BoBblaa M. Smith... Ore* baa on 8 boundary "*• J '.h t . Oattrud* nva •»d F, IIn * .,_____________ tun 8 310 ft W 410 tt N Sto (t E g jo It npd W M ) and KM E cor of N W M . _______ run W to W llae Ban. lard Grant 8 t t dag W J* th E 29 cb N to b . 1 P»rt 8 A R t f " 8 l . loo* M. H . Smith. NUkolUA MItch.lT BKM cor ol t W M ~ o T l T Z M r ~ R t'O n ch Wu iS° .|| : * th k ______ N i l _ ah A. 8. Syme* ...... E. T. Uurtla______ M. Durham........ .. W. O. Stawart Eat, W, C. Stawart. Eat W. C. SuwarL Eat.. Unknown.. . D. II. Jone* J. Cowart ... w . A. Strlnifalio" M. P *U l.._ I____ O. A. Arraitrqna W. C. Stawart Er D. L. Thraihtr.* L. H. Sim ona.. . . J. fl. Gardner J. H. G ardner___ _ A. M. Thraiher L. II. Thraeher___ U nknow n.. . . ___ M. J. Stokee_____ T. J. M iller______ 1). G. Monroe Phoebe Anbury.. W. A. HtrlniUllow D. L. Tkreeher.. . . Unknown_________ W. C. Stawart Ell B. W. Lewla______ jo * C am eron.. . . U nknow n ... .c.4. lleelty Truit Co. ftablnaan'a Harvey e f aa Addltlen la Naaferd as Recarded In Plat Desk t, P*|*a 41 aad ll,-8 em la ei* Ceaaly Kecerds H IS ft of E 117 It of Lot 2 ------- •• lid* 30 ft W of NR tor Lot I run 8 117 ft *** *“ “ N 117 ft E 80 ft C. B. McCarthy Lot 1 1 _______________ Jack Collin* U t II _______________ A. II. Klniht . . U l lft . ____________ Pella M errill Unknown __ R. D. Coultef * .......... ............. Wm. Clerk.____________ Unknown _______ Ckayyall'e Hab IHilalew at Ulecka G K aad J al Ik* T e a * el Geldabere aa Record' ed In Plat Bosk Ne. 1, Pa|* 71, Hamlael* Ceaaly Recerda ................ * •* Wm. C la rp _____________ 4.1 U n k n o w n . . . ___ l.l U t 30 L j-------------------------------U nknow n.____________ _ . ' '1.1 Lota 41 and 42 ______________ Wre. C la rk _____________ 1 J.1 All unplatted part of lllork G Unknuwa,. It. H ill____ J. P. U la g ;[^,l 4 Block A___ ___ U t * 30, SI, 42, 43. 81 37 and 34, Block C. Kannar U. L. Thraihtr. H. O. Shlnholear. J. B. William*... Pag* 94, Haaelaola.Coualy Record* A. D. Gulden W. IJIcka______ Benton A Clark D eferral'e Addlllaa la S^alh Saalerd aa Recardad la fla t Bask I, Paga I I I , Seminal* Caaaty Record _ W. 8. Slplln................... 4 « William L. I llc k a .-.____ 4 U l E TUr H __________________ U t J TUr C ___________________ J. L. M ill.;.___ A. D. Smith...... Unknown....» ...... Unknown (back. l e i 1414). Unknown (ba ck . - I* a 1914) Unknown (ba ck , tat 1914). W_ • ! Fetor 'Half nun P. Hoffman. Uaknown ____ Sarah Blok**.. I’ atsy Wataon., A. 11. Htcalllerd'a Addlllaa I* Ninfird a* Recorded le Plat lleek No. 1 Pago ttO , * Hamlnsla Csaaly Itecerde i and 7------------------------------* -o A, lllerkahrar.__________ .......... — ■■■4 .■ .■*—.._ . E. Z. C o u r t -----------------3 and 14------- ------- -----------A. M. Thr*ak*r.i.i4_ ____ I --------------— ------------------., ... Nan ButUyjLi-Ld-'i--____ I -------------------------------E. Me N eeley __________ a t n d l T ...- ---- : ---------- ' J. W White EalaU _ 1,— :— :— ;-----------------' . ,(l« .T ir « » r — iZ — Hemlaele Caaaty R* cerda WM -D. O. M oa roo... A. C. M ontcnccro___ Hanford Mfg. lV . . _ D. O. Mohroe E m it A. ftofhblni__________ lla g a r Ulthtrdeoa___ S. w . Lowln___ ___ _ It. A. Gardner...... .... J. P. Lining____ ___ _ Iteelly Truit Co Joe Cim rron J. V. Lelnf lleelty T rull Co. Unknown . ___ J. r . Lalni itlchmond Woodward Will Prlcraon------------- u 6 end 7 Block 2 '• « and 7 Block 6 r D. O. M anroo....... A. C. M enttaairo S 4»'ord M ft. C o,. D. O. M o a r o o .... U nknow n,_______ K. II. Joaae_____ H. C. Dulloee .. E. K irby--------- Unknown........ Lute 2 and • Block 38...... .... — _ W. E. Iftrvty Eet. Tampa Coffa* Mill* BWW of t* * " ) _ O. Q . u V A m 'E V , W n Clark'a Hnb DUIaloa si Blacks IS aad 34 Rablaaea'a Harvey el aa Addltlen te Haalacd aa Recorded la Plat lleek I, P al* 147, Hemlaele Ceaaly Hececde Alice E. Bobbin. W. It. Pall______ Haary W igh t..... a>e • and T . J, 0118111*1 , . . . P. L W e a fr a t. ., Block41(Tfl'eV ~ A ~ .Z Z ~ ~ Block 10 Tier C _________ Block 10 Tier C . ______ Block 10 TUr C ______ 4, a inu « in uc k I Tier D _____________ U t 6 Bloch 10 Tier D ----------Lot t Bloch It Tier A___ _____ U t 1 Bloch 11 Tier A :____ U t 10 Block It Tier A_______ U l ! Block 11 TUr n ____ U t 1 Block II TUr E ............... L o ll 1 and 10 Block II TUr G U t 3 Block II Tlar 1 1 ____ U l 4 Block It Tlar C U l 4 lllack It TUr E .............. U t 3 Block I f Tlar 0 ________ »ot t Block 13 Tlar A ...___ _ U t 7 Block 13 Tlar A . . . ____ U t r l l t u c k T t -----: ........... M. M. Smith................ M. M. Smith........ ........ J. W. Price ...---------Unknown ______ -___ IL M. Balnea * Co — M. M. S m i t h ____ M. M. Smith .\~Z ____ J. D. Hood fGertrude Llaal* W a ldron ... U t tle M. Patton Kaalty T ruit C o.. i'm. CUrh'a Hub DUIelan at llterk 24 *1 Itableeaa'a Harvey el ao Addlllan le Hanteid aa Hecarded In Pint Beak Ne. I, Page lo t, Hemlnnle Ce. Itecerde I -------------------------------- ---------------- -W.-J. M c llr id * ________ and 4 ....... . Carrie B. W illiam*.. . . _ M. M. Smith 7" ilcy* part N ol lly) *nd ell Blocks 39 end 4U 41 lnrt 4 2 ______________ 1 tlr-i* 4'ilppeni pert and h*» W H ol N 410 It of Block 4 1 and lee* atrip l.t« ch E and W by •-L0 ch N and ,S on E Mr*. M . B. Zachary, lire . II . B. Zachary '( B a c k U t 1011), J . B. D lnkla.________ He« It* Truit C o.___ J. P. La In i________ r. Baally Truit C o . . .. • and 10 Block 10 All S of 8 A K By am S A I It) III,irk A U l 9 lllork E ............. Lot 1 BI6e.li K........... Lot I Block It Lot* 6 end 7 niork It U t t 3 and I Block 1 M. M. Smith U nknow n._____ _______ Mr*. M . LoralL..... M ar* O. Connelly....... Harnnal* f'e a a lr RoCarda . V. I.ee|lt(‘e Sab-DItleUn ae Recardad la Plel Desk Ns I Pafe 17 Hemlatle Ceaaly Itecorde 20 end 21 .. _ W. Y. Leavitt ______ lleid'e Nab Dl.lolen aa H iterded la Plat lleok. Ne, I. pege *1 He mlaete Ceuelj ReVarda __________ a - -----I— J. If. B r u n to n ..,. -----------------------------Ethel M a r k * . ______ ______________ _____ H. O. Shlnholear_______ _______ ____ _____ Ethel Mayka__________ M. M. Smith Unknown.'.*;*.------------ U l 'V Ut 1 Ut * Ut I U t* W. n . Turnar W. G. AldrlJr W. J. Tkompoan:.,. I-ota 4 aad I Black t Tier « ____ Let ■ Block 10. Tier 1__________ L o u a Bad 7 Black 10, Tlar l . . _ B I I ft 1 s t 4 aad all Lot B Black 10. 1-100 1 _________ B I I ft Lot 4 aad a ll Lot I Block 10 Tie* ff.._ t ______ L o u a aad 4 lllack 10 Tier 1___ Lot* I aad T Black 10 Tlar I ____ L o u 1 aad t . Black 10 Tier 10.. Let t Block 10 Tlar 1 0 ._____ S •• ft of I W J f Block 10 Tier 11____ ______________ Lot I Block U Tier 0 __________ LaU • aad 10 Block 11 Tier I.... iLcou u e. in v 10 tu m ac* II I. »I aad Block Tier I ____ _____________ Lot 1 Block I t Tier I ...... ........ L eu • and 10 Block I t Tier 4 L ou I a ad f Block 1| Tier I. Lot 4 Block 14 Tier 4 . . ______ Lot I Block IS Tier. 4 . . . ___ __ Lot 1 aad - t , Hloak Tier I. Lot 10 Block 14 T l r f l t , _____ Lot I Block 14 Tlar Lot I Black I I Tier I . . . _____ W M Black 1 N Tlar 4_______ All Black 1 N Tlar 11________ All Block I N Tlar 1 T ....J ___ All Black I N Tier t t . All Block S N. Tier 11 All Block t N Tier IT. Alt land lying N of 1 IT ,----------*- Tier * If r lie** «■ All Block t N Tier t t All Block 4 N Tlar 11 U t I Block Y ________ Lot 1 and NM Lot • B I^ot* 1 aad S Block • TI 4 Block 4 Tl*r A . Lot T Block 4 Tier A.. Lot 4 Block 4 Tier B Lad 1 and t I Tier C --------------Lot 3 Block • Tier C.. Lot 4 Block 4 TUr C.. Lot 4 Block ( Tlar C __ ______ Lot 4 Block 4 Tier D ---------l e u I and t Block T Tlar A ___ Lot 4 Block T Tier II___________ Lot It Black T Tier B........ .......... LoU I aad I Block T Tlar C . _ _ U t * Block T Tlar C_________ Lot I Block 4 Tlar A ____ ______ Let T Black 4 Tlar A _________ _ Lota 4 and 1 Block 4 Tlar II___ Lota 4, 4 and 10 nock 4 Tier D __________________ Lot 1 Block 4 Tlar C ___________ Lot » Block 4 Tier C ___________ U t 10 lilock 4 Tlar C __________ U t 4 Block 4 Tlar D __________ In(* 3. 4. 4 tad 3 Block 4 ________ U t t B loctrl Tier B ___________ U t 3 Block 1 T ier B ____ U l I Block 1 Tier C __________ U t 4 Block 1 Tlar C ----------------U t 10 Block 9 Tier C ___ __ ____ U t I Block 1 Tier C ____........ ..... U t * I. 6 and 7 Block 1 TUr I) Lot 10 Block 1 Tlar E _________ U t I Block 1 Tier O .. ________ Middle 11 It Lot vt Block 10 J. E T . Chamberlain in Let* io •»<* 0. B.. By. aad T Ur I I ___ " _____________ EM Black t Tlar' 14..................... WM Block T Tlar |4..................... U l 0 Block I Tlsr 1____________ Lst ■ lilock I Tlar « . . . _________ Lot 10 Block I Tlar t __________ Lot 1 Black • Tlar 7 . . __ ______ Lot I Black I Tlar 7. •_________ Lot • (lass N I ft) Black • Florida Lead k ColaalkalMa Cempaay’ a Addlllaa la Heath Haaloed aa Recardad la ■*. Plat Book Na I, Paga TI Hsmaao Ceaaly It tear da U t 1 Block 4 TUr ------W 44 ft of U U I aad T J 8 4M ft of Lot T) B! 4, Ttor 4-------------------N IT .lt ft of U t 3 Block ■ Tier 1------ ----------------------U t 14 Block t Tlar 3 ...... ........ .... U t II Block I Tier 2 ...... ............. U t 4 and N H of U t 7 Block 4 • TUr 4 ------ ----------------------U t 4 Block I Tier 1 ___________ U t 11 Block S Tier 4 . . . -----------S t t ft of U l I I and all U t I I Block I TUr L ou 1 aad Z Black I , f l r n l . — U t ■ Block 8 Tier I . ___________ U t 14 Block I Tier I --------- ------- W. D. Turner 1C. ol P. U d g o __ __ Geo. A- DeCottaa II. W. 8<au_________ Z. J. While* Hah D hU ea ef Part *1 Hec. SI. T*. t t ft R 29 X aa Racarded la Plat Book N*. 3. Pag* 41 Hamlneta Ceaaly Recerda ntnreet la LoU i , 9 10, II, • Mr*. L. fl. Thrasher Mr*. U If. Tkraaher 13. II aad IK'BTokk r j_ * * *w: « : Aldrldga________ ateraal la U u IS, Iff had 14 * * * Black I ..------------- ------- -— atervat la U l i 13, II aad 14 Block 1.:-------------------------- W. O. AldridfW_________ Back tai, 1411....... .. W. O. Aldridg* y D u k u i t i l l _____ — WolUagUa a Addition to flaatoad •• Raaordod In Ptal Book No. I, Pago I l f Bamlaal* Caaaty Record* 14----------------------------- 1 — ■ * ; * * ■ ■ • _____ '■■■ Kal* Uampkrloa___ _____ ___ I V ~ k '.S i ; ,V ** All Block I Tier H _ ..... ................ U U 10. 11 a a i . i r Block • P. B . Rand'* Addltlen In Banlord aa Rocordod In Plal Boak No t« P ag* I I I VamlanU. Caaaty Racwrda '* '• Maul* D aw klaa._______ < Wan. M alatonh. . . . . . ------( Lot 1 l a d >1M* M“V 'ii7 d ~ L. a . BlilagleUaw’a Jink (Mrlaloa iuU GUhert.. 1known_____ M t» -O r U la jU ll1*! W* H. W ig h t......... cfi. V b £ 2 ^ . Realty Trwet C o ,.. .........r r l r n l i t In Pta^ l e a l N*. I, Pago I f . L it S DIOCK A ewiwwoaiW»**■«r—one.n Chap m m R T a tk or'a AddllUa to Saalord aa Rocncdad In PIU Rook t, Pawn 14 . * .... Romlaala Co a atr R a cords • ' T X .-, . U t 4 B ook ----- --------------. * . U. J. Stoke*----------------- ,(C«atfhuad ; £2ifj£ Br; S;■»* *■ ,‘ jv ; •w-±a’ *v •. Oi �THE SANFORD HERALD W . M . HAYNES, Buelneae Manager TOE HERALD ntlNTlRG COMPANY HU1‘ City. The campaign for the eradication of the tlelr and:for the purehaae of purebred block will work wonderful results,and we ipay well kops that the aay la not.far distant when Florida will really be producing not only all she eats but a large sur­ plus. , As It Is now ,' while she ex­ ports much food she also imports a vast amount.—St. Augustine Rec­ ord. •— ‘ V ' I 1l f 1 I i I» I * FAILIN G TREES T he Herald has time and again called attention* to tho trees that lino the roads of this and other countlc? in Florida. Wo do not re* fer to the oak trees that have been planted for ahado trees but especial­ ly to tho tall pine trees that line all o f our public roads and thejconstant menace to travel by these, tree* fall­ ing across the right of way. All trees of this nature should be cut from tho public roads at loaat forty . fa st.on either side pf all public high­ ways, thus eliminating the accidents o f thtjad tree* falling across the roadways. This week one of our doctors had ^ very narrow cscapo from death by a troe failing across the road while his car was in the path. He escaped death-.by a miracle and his car was a wreck. Ho was lucky to escape serioua accident but who-'will pay for his enr?^ O ------ - " Save for the Boys a l the Front I f for no other reason'it is yoiir duty to deny yourself ^of the luxuries of life in order that the bdya at the front m ay have some good food and clothing and a few o f the necessities of life. We will be glad to open an account for y o u for that purpose and take care o f the sending o f money* to the right place. ‘ HAVE A L IT T LE PITY Suppose you were .'running a gro­ cery store near an army camp, and the order went out that the govern­ ment would expect you to furnish groceries free of charge to any of its people who wanted them. Then .you’ d he in tho position in which tho country newspapers find themselves now. • It is to* the great-credit of tho publishers thst they have strained their resources in the efTort .to com­ ply. / . . The publishers do, not receive ono red cent for the only merchandise they have to sell. • They don’ t even get a copper butted or a.card of t h a n k s . . , They are also expected to buy as many Thrift Stamps and Liberty Bonds as>other folks, Leaving aside all question of the right or wrong-of tho situation, there is only one "thing which-should bo done at 'Washington: ' There should bo some, channel through which all requests for free publicity should pass. . . . . ' As it is etch department of our government makes i^s requests tab solutely regardless of all other dPr partments. Tho fact that the Bingvijlq Bugle has agreed to run $20 worth of pub Hcity for fine of tho departments in a given week doesn't excuse the pub­ lisher for. not running a like amount the same week for each of the others —under present arrangements. •< Verily, .sqr7\e .fpjkp .at Washington are of the belief that a newspaper is like the widow’s cruse of oil. We have received in one day re­ quests for free, publicity, accompan­ ied by copy, sufficient to have entire­ ly filled our paper for a period of more t!..:n three months—oven if wo had omitted to publish nny news or advertising over thatperiod. Here are some of the various sources from which such requests come regularly: Vagrants, Loafers and Bums Must Go To Work To the Sheriffs, Justices of the Peace and Constables of the several Counties of the State of Florida: Whereas,'It has brtm brought to my attention by the \representatives of the Federal Department of Labor and Agriculture for Florida, who have made a apodal study of this problem, and by letters from farmers that there Is a serious shortage of labor throughout tho state of Flor­ ida, and this shortage is largely dife to the fact tbiff thousands of able bodied men can bo found scattered over, the state who are idlers or habitual losfers, living upon the earnings of others, and thus consdmtng the nation’s food supply without adding to its production or' being engaged In any useful industry, and Whereas, The agencies of the Fed­ eral Government referred to above in order to relieve the labor shortage in certain sections of tho state have been instrumental In getting opera­ tion of the United States Immigra­ tion laws modified thereby admitting Bnhama Island labor to assist far­ mers in cultivating and harvesting their1crops’ and Whereas, Due to the serious war situation it is incumbent ufion every citixcn to lend his assistance to re­ lieve - -this situation and every of­ ficial to enforce such laws as are in Florida to discourage idleness and promote Industry,'; Therefdr£, I Call the attention to all the sher­ iffs, justices of tho peace and con­ stables, and. other officials concerned to Section-85^0 of the General Stat­ utes as amended-by--Chapter 6720, Laws, of Florida urging a rigid en­ forcement of Huch section, thft'santtf reading as follows: CAPITAL $30,000.00; PFOPI F S B A N K O F SAN F O R D c. m. hand * jan ru n u , ru m u m T rrW JH f. * o, L WOODRUFF Vk»-Prw»Me*it | 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 SITS - ij X D e o a e B g g g e cx x a B tw g cie ocDg e c iOBCX D ew gfflxxxw B c USE. SPRAYS FOR WHITEFLY J ^ t h ^ b u n t i e s .m utates might W ' helpful in- this county alio: With tho dosing of the schools next w-mI tho eP dron /cannot be . 7 S reached except through the Sundsy " schools..and various organisation *’ * but ainong the suggestions that romi “ to us is to offer Thrift Stamp, fcr prizes wherever prizes are offered, inproportion to the cost of such i ’ prize. Boy Scouts, are actively en­ gaged In soliciting sales, elsewhere to stimulate . interest : and competition.. Junior Red Cross members, Girl Scouts id Camp Fire Girls-give volunteer ser.vice.. . . * . Fungusf Cu|(ures D o N ot T h rirc P rior to th e illriny S eason . IS* •II I Official Order No. 418—A Wholesale and retail dealers in An unprecedented outbreak o sugar arc allowed, to sell sugar in whltefly in citrus groves.is causing quantities to a ll, persona and con­ growers to send hurry up ‘orders to cerns using such.sugar in.the manu­ the* State Plant Board, with head­ facture of j]r???rves. or canned pro­ quarters at’ the University of Flor ducts, tho supply of sugar to bo ids, for fungus. .culminate* with equal to the full requirement of the which to control the pest. The cul business handled by such firms or lure* are not ready for* distribution, person*. In making such sales of and oven If they were it' is doubtful sugar wholesale - or - retail dealer* if they would control the pest effect . Individuals, benevolent m ust' demand* .that ■the* following ivcly if applied at this time. The societies, such as Elks, Engle*. Wood forrrt be signed by such .persons or fungus does nut* thrive* well during men, , etc., .Women’s, organintioni films who desire to make purchase the generally dry periods of spring. frequently furnish the stamp* to of sugar for preserve products: That is why the Plant Board did stimuluje activity among.'the. chil­ Application to Purchase Sugar for not have a supply of cultures ready dren; * School clubs are also formed before the period of summer rains. for this purposo.. • The 'children in . Prracrving Purposes D r. E. W. Berger of tho Plant the schools of Seminole county hate To ..... ........................ .*...... *... Board, who has this phase of tho bought generously. 0f stamps but ................................. Fia. - ■ work in charge advises growers in they'Can go further and solicit sale*. 1918 wdioso grov.es the whiletly is now- Barents c a n . help the government Under special permission of the and their children too, teaching Federal Food Administrator of Flor­ getting abundant to spray-with* con­ patriotism a f’ thoiam o titnediy payida, I hereby make application to tact insecticides and ’ to use the fun­ Ing them for service* rendered in purchase .............pounds- of gus later. Spraying should lie be­ Thrift Slumps. gun about ten days or two weeks sugar which -is tp be used for the purpose, of - preserving or canning nfter the adult whitefiies, or soFor the first time in the history of called "white gnats," have dis­ appeared. This 'allows time for the :he tobacco industry in Gadsden eggs laid by tlie adults to hatch, county the planters were’ rnntarrtiag (Give name* of fruit or vegetables) and the young scaloiiko whitefiies to.n «U ‘their crops of shade tobacco 1 estimate that the shove amount that live on the "Underside' of the at from $1-00 to S1.2G a pound ind leave* are easily destroyed by even sun grown tobacco at from .15 to 40 will be sufficient to' preserve weak spraying solutions. Dr. Berger cent* a pound. Tbc sale* are mffide pounds of recalls having killed 80 to 90 per before the plant* are M in the cent of them wilh a spray consisting ground(Give name of preserved products) of a pound of soap and H gallon!) of In consideration of this privilege wnter. Oil emulsion* or miaClblo Two privates of Camp Johnston, to purchase sugur for preserving oils, homemade hr proprietary will James J. Butler and Frank li. DUtitT* purpoaca, I hereby agree *to* trerf use give fetter results. lave been sentenced to five and ten this sugar for nnythlng but-the puryears respectively in the 'military Spraying may ,bo. continued during ppsps specified therein, anti promise prison at Fort Lea-ensworth, K » b ' not to dispose of this sugar tn**fthy threo or four weeks nfter the adult for cursing President Wilson, end person 6^ person*. nor.Xa U9«‘ lt 'fo f whitefiies have disappeared, hut one Jlsgracing the army. It i« idlecred any other purpose* than specified in should not wait longer a* whltefly that they were intoxicated "hen larvae are more difficult to destroy ns this appljration. the ojTetistc was committed. they get older and nearer maturity. The Herald believes that the* cou n ty commitsioncrs of this county could do nothing belter than call ♦. • ,............for the elimination of nil pine trees ‘ ‘ Rogues and vagabonds, idle or that are near the right of way on dissolute persons who go about .beg? our public roads. This may entail ging, common gamblprs, persons who soma loss to the owners of throe juggling, or unlawful games Qr.pln>»,« trees but no financial loss will romcommon pipers nnd fiddlers, common fnnsate for the loss of life and the drunkards, common night walker*, War Savainp Stamps county will save time and lahor that thjevos, pijfcrcrs, traders in stolon *..,. it takes to remove the trees uUit ■. .Liberty ‘ Loans property, lewd, wanton and Isadvi Cunning Club Agent they fall and obstruct traffic for ous persons,, keepers of gamhling County Agent many hours as they do time and places, common rtillurS and brawlers, Committee on Public Information again. persons who neglect their calling or Let Seminole take the lend |n this . Department of Agriculture employment, or are without reason­ Forestry Service great movement*VdMr * Vdmovey thi; able continuous employment or reg­ 'Chuncll' of. National Defense ............ danger' before real loss of life hap­ ular Income and who have not suf­ Food Administration pens ns U -has happened in many ficient propertjvto sustain them, nnd Committee on Training Camp rnuntirs of this and other states. misspend whnt they earn without Army Recruiting Service Activi­ providing for themselves or- the sup­ ties • • " port of their families, persons wan­ . ... p u t t in g TH E...EG G S. .O F A Navy Recruiting Service dering or strolling aroundJrom place ROM MUNITY IN ONE Depnrlmerit of the Interior to place without lawful purpose or BASKET | Council id Sgte Defense object, habitual loafers, Idle^and dis­ • An’ pointed out in n recent editorial Red Cross orderly persons, persons neglecting b y J oe Hugh Reese, in tho Palm Civil Service ‘ all lawful business and habitually Subject: Beach l’ oat it is time that Floridians • • To tho requests from these may Official Order N o. 4 1 8 - - " " spending their lime by frequenting began definitely to produce m abiihAll wholesalers,' jobbers, or rctail. dance the staple food crops, such ns b'o, added odds und ends of special' houses. of ill fame, gaming houses corn nnd other cereals, potatoes hnd movements, like the cibUor “ beun It ‘ tippling shojrn, persons able to er*.of .the. »l(ite of Florida dealing in work but habitually lM ng uppn. the wheat flour are direrted to Immedi­ .......... Sugar 'rune; and devote ■herselef to propaganda and similar tilings. It stands ,tp reason that the earnings of their wives Of minor ately file reports with the Federal the. raising oT cuttle anti hugs and newspapers cannot comply with a children, and all able bodied male Food Administrntior. Braxtor Beathe production of milk. The progood part of these requests—or their person* over the nge of eighteen charn, at Orlando, Florida, giving in • Ruction of fresh vegetables and frulL* nt best is furnishing the north­ subscription lists would' drop., Hi) years-.w ho are without mean* of. sup­ detail the amount of flour now in port and remain in idlenc*.* shall he their l\an<N yr in . transit to them ern markets with luxuries und is do­ nothing in a very short time. deemed vagrants, and upon convic­ from mill* dr' other points of ship­ ing very little to feed Floridans, Some must lie disappointed. ment.' Tht*. .report must give the •:unil:>ju»t now with.transportation so As a matter of fact -it is most un­ tion shall he Subject to the penalty number of bnrrelH or number of mill provided In'Section 3571." ji re carious it behooves every com- satisfactory all the way 'round. packages, sacks, cf<N,--of- •Whoa Tount very truly, ....munlty.-to* grow things that cap be Some way of handling should ho flour, and on the part of retailer*, Sidney J. Cans. utilized In case of delayed shipping. peas j bib no that encii department must give in detail number of pound* ................ Governor. • T h o secret of the million dollar would have same regard for the of llqur in broken: packages on band p otato crop nt Hastings js not only rights of tho others—even if the ‘at tliq d ate.of mnking .the reportthe land but ctf-operntion und ship­ rights of the publishers b'q entirely FERTILIZER SCARCE These report*' ,'mlist’ be sent by nil ping., an.-carload,'lols. Any small forgotten.— Bartow Courier Infer? wholesalers, jobbers -and. retailers to ‘ "com m u n ity should plant heavily in rnant. ...................... ’ . Another* Gernfa'n Propaganda Story reach the office of the ferderal food tine crnp’jio that it enn lie fVhrves'ted . U a ik id ndminiatrtitor *not - later than April and Inurkoted together. Arftfind the . A N O TH E R NEW INDUSTRY. ' The propaganda attempted a fow 29, 1'9’lk. ~t i i ..... _Vahori'Y, ..r of ^( 1Lake /()keechc\be«where days ago wherein it wipt .rumored (Signed) p /ix to n Beacham, '• *•'.field)) of finish orlons wdre 'plowed Florida Insecticide Co. to Open hat the government would 'com ­ Federal Food Administrator, Fla. V ■ Plant J lere * lindeF 'bVchble tlter<> were - ho"' trans­ mandeer all fertilizer*^ nnd restrict • ■ Orlando.* Florida- • portation facilities;*', sugar eAno could Among’ the other new industries t* use only to maple crops is cer­ v iry likely bo grown with much coming to Sanford is that of thu tainly nothing but propaganda and profit. Then if a sufficient number Florida Insecticide Company,- for* in order to get first hand data the Official-Order No- 419 Retail dealers’ handling wheat . In the community wo'uld plant that merly of Apopka. In the latter city ’ Board of Trndo immediately wired flour in the state of Florida are re­ crop they might combine in estnb- their plnbt was destroyed by the the authorities nt Washington and — lishing a sugar" rrfinintf^fdnnt, and high winds nnd they have been cast­ the following message was received quired to aril wheat fiouf only when sales of wheat flour substitute* ac­ after the cane had been converted ing about the state for another loca­ yesterday: company the flour pound for pound, into augar, a delay of two or threo tion and Sanford appealed to them Washington, D. C., April 22. this being the original fifty-fifty weeks in transportation would not on account of the water and rail rule, npplylng to all households and mean a loss of the crop. transportation. J. G. Grosecnbach- Board of Trade, Sanford, Fla. No action being taken toward private consumers. Throughout the wholo of Florida cr, the manager, is here now and has commanderring fertilizers. ' co m nnd other grains may be grown leased the building occupied by tho * Retail dealers should also* limit M. M. Mein, Fibre Factory on the lake shore and with great success. The reports their sales of wheat flour to 1 \£ lbs Asat. to the Secretaiy. from the Boys' Corn Club of tho a. location on the A. C . ’ L.; track* par person per ye^k, or 6 lbs per The Board of Trade requests all ' state show that corn planted und giving-them ample railron'd facilities month, allowing each person’, a OQ persons who heir rumors of thU to cultivated properly in Florida wilt and plenty, of. room.’ The Florida days’ supply, ...bm . jtj . no instance immediately* notify the secj|otary so . y ie ld .* greater number of bushels to Insecticide Company makes insecti­ that investigation -can be .made. *;It selling to one family more that 24 the a itu than in - "Illinois, which is cides of all kinds and la one o the lbs of flour at one time, when family wjh evidently the desire' to create considered one of the big. corn pro- state's growing firms a n d 'in their resides in the city, when tho family new location and. increased facilities the impression b y t h o above rumor residon in the rural district or some . during states of the Union. for production they arc bound to that fertiliser would not be -sold- to distance from point of purchase. Florida, since she con produuce forge ahead' and" put their goods in vegetable grower* and thereby pre­ ■T|;i* ruling does rro: vhftrtge- Ih any grain,and hay for feed, and since her the hands of tho-growers of this and vent his planting his usual crops. manner the established margins of dlm rte.wiU permit llvo stock to live other states. They were induced to * Information hi* been given out at profit*oq flour of.tjie percentage of. la the open all the year round is IbffAfck b u t through the efforts of the Tifilahoasce by. the state road de­ substitute* to be sold with flour, bound to bo one of tho great ofttu: Satirortf* Bo»rd of Trade.. partment. . to . tho . effect (hat* road which must bo strictly in accord­ * id dalry,,nr„q4vi(lpg .states, T ills-; maps of the atate of Florida are now ance with the fifty-fifty rule, and all hsw i atpd Leon county are now a+iilabls " to. ell "w h o desire them. substitutes must be sqtd with and three 4»r lo a d e d mllli dally Otrcl* ef Ulloa. 1 .t o Jacksonville-and this market was This Is-an official map made by the delivered at the same time the flour The circle of Ulloa ta n sshlti ra | wouM tobed/ loot than 'fP yS er-afd.* nW-.bf luUlnou* ring sometimes m ktate ’ road department showing the is sold and delivered. . Probably, in another year a train of In Alptnto regloaa opposite the tun principal roads o f ‘ the'‘irtate as isfte (SlfredY' . Praxton’ Beacham. ••••^ialry pro^uoto-'daliy-will leave the foggy weather.> It's an odd sight. Mi September, 1917. • / ' ‘ V Federal Food Administrator, Fin. i , • . SURPLUS $16,000.00 - • • ••V * -'*♦ s ■ * i ■ * . Spraying muni be done thoroughly, It is reported that n big aero xui ‘ only those larvae wet by the bombing school will he rstabliditd spray arc killed, . ’ -" * ,.’ • ••/•** at L em on -C ltj^ sou fli' of’ Miami. Tho supply of whitefiy fungus cul­ tures, the price, of which will be Citizenn of Jacksonville have *ubsixty cents a culture ■will not bo crihod for more than two million ready for «ix weeks or more. The dbllar* of the Third Liberty I.ean. date after Which they are available <*. *_______ .^ ^ ... ■ will lie published an soon a* t bo lii<tt of them are ready. ............ . • H’svAnty-eighl state.* were repre­ sented among tin* enlisted men who A number of formulas devised by attended one of the churches in W. W. Yother* of the Bureau of En­ Miami last Sunday. , tomology, D.-'B- 'D.* At, have been published. These sprays cal, , for Mbnday n carload of twenty-five _ aonp in* varying amounts anil" one Georgia steers sold 1 at thr stock suited to the growers needs may be Vards in JscksonvilM for 12,865. adopted for the W'ork. They averaged 856 pound* each. 1 . 1* ( . ' « ■ k«ki * » • * * » * s New |t ) ' The New Records for April have Arfiv-r / *ed. Come in and hear1them. Full Line of Phonographs and Supplies w , # j ................................................................ W, . A Word About Thrift Stamps s- • H|elproelty,ls.ir*lc. AVith the Thrift Stamp campaign Thory must bd 'recipfocity or there ihnt is being .waged in Seminole county, methods usc’tl successfully ;nn be no union. r ■ *«!% •.#*.• . . . . . » ’ ‘ • - 4 r-* ? ' i * t �Ajrfl Wf: Wl •li-zr-wsv:- r>: TO O Bv* ? - V**1.;'* ••Uv.,: - ~ £ .............................................. 1 . 1 1 ting b«*ld* him'he would havt been . .Vocal: (a) War.............. Jamea Rogem (b) DawnJn the D e a o h t G . Roda LllUe Snwmnry o r tfie - Mention of ' Floating Small. . , jCc) , F « M i c y . . — Walter Rumqjy Metlert’ ln Brief, Misa Edieth Stewart ■'•- '*'*/; •WfiiiJiii-.--'- •- IJ Sill ' •loifg' tho right* of Talks Succinctly J 'HJCPPENINGS - O f ' IN T E R E S T ' I N A N D personal Items' *hould bs cut , down t o ’ ^vold jukt • Arranged for* V9pri,(p),Sl0f * Song of -1 ' 0f Interest sanpord Roae* .. F ay Foater such accideqt* as this. For instanceHerald Readers t i n . Noma- King M«Lau|b1Io, Social Editor. Anrooa bar la (b) Th'o Little Ghosu....™.:— — — II Dr. Tolar ia injured and feels lu c k y ' ' * (or tkta columa. It wauM ba approcialod I I that he was not killed yet be suffer* . p, F. Monger wdnt to Jacksonville entrance examinations last week for (e) Tbe lmagi bf the Moon . . . . at Night ----„„EI1a M. Smith , „ „ , *'• la los* of aomo seven or eigKt >hu'o-. . . [bis wrok on business,.#«.. . •■ the Naval Academy at Annapolis.' U'rddfag Annoyuutwitnl J. C. Staple* arrived today lron>|drej dollar* without any ch an n u of (d) Will o' the Wisp_Chaa G. Sprca por Wood and heavy hauling see He W'a* handlrapped .b y ; his eyes • Mr*. W; N. -Leffler announce*' ihe Pahokcc and will remain several L BD. rA.jon * f • Mrs. Albert PhUips ':," ,'Murrell*, or phono 378.. '.48-tf •. giving out on arcount of' close ap­ giving in marriage of her niece, Belle dW C «m bl»lnt |,wtoW , o 4 , l . « - | . . A t . v>ri^ . (,(iM ,<nd p|, w Part III. urc. Charley AndeWOrt't* * home frdm plication and .much studying at Piano pupils of Miss' Margaret Marie Smith to Mr. Woodward F. Florida falling* trees have killed Barnwell at Holy Crou Church on military school and will spend the night but feels sure that he will be Da via > _ , . . w . _ .people and there will be other* killed in the service o flh t f United States aummer with homo folks. Friend* of Mr*. A. M. FitU, Sr., unJws th|f matter ub at '. Witches Dance............ ^..^Bonhour Saturday evening, April 20th at 8:30 in June when ho is called upon to o'clock. Miss Smith has made her will regret to learn that she i> III at L nrt by the eount7 ^ U s l ^ e n i Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Sarah Warren Eaaterby repdrt. physician.. First National Bank L nd thc rlgi,t X*aned of Valao_______________________Anthony home in this city for some year* her home on Sanford avenue. and haa made many friends by her Charlie Loper, Chief of Police of Bldg-* Phone 330-W. ; 64-t( Margaret Peter* • ‘ (these dangerou* free*. Tavares was in the city yesterday Rustling Leaves......... Hewitt sweet, unselfish disposition. Charles Whitncr, representing the [ Mrs- A- L. Gibnour sndssop of and paid the editor of The Herald a Mr- Barnwell Is from Fernandina Armour Fertiliser Company of JackJacksonville were the dinner gurits . „ r , . . . •Helen Terwiiiiger * pleasant visit. Chief Loper has ^ German dairyman of Jackson­ (a) Spanish Dance_____ :....... Sartorio but has bc?n residing In Bunnell for sonville .was in tho city-today. of Mr. pnd Mrs. Ernest Krupp Sat­ boon marshal of Eustis and Tavares ville remarked that Americana would some time as head of a land con­ urday. '• ,• , * * for successive terms for many years ■ <b) Spanish Danco.................. Godard d .. . . j . . . . . , .*oon be taking off their hats to* the tracting company. * . * Julia Lalng Mr*. A. L. Gilmour snd apn* AJca- nnd is one. of the old landmarks of R. R. Lldridge left yesterday for kal9er. a .crowd visited hi. home The wedding was to have been a tnder of Jacksonville were the w^ek Jacksonville .where he will remain Tueidt>. lght Ind took hIm.t o t h e . • *®M0ty, -. For many ycan.en-. social event in June- but" owing1'td Mvwal .d a y .on business. * ’ Entered Apprentice Degree' end guests of* Ml* snd Mrs. Jno. D. gineer and .employed .•.(.in.'.’ , other vil • |woo(tat Blr|pped hlm preparatory to . At - the next regular communica­ the groom being called to tho colors Jinkins last week. branches of railroad service•'he ‘ la apflylng 'a ‘coat of tar and feather*. on thc*<27th’ dt •was' quietly solem­ Mrs. Edgsr Lewis of Ft. Pierce, now retired on a' pension and just'to tion of Sanford Lodge No. 62, F. & Friends of Mr*. T. W. Getxen Upon hi* pleading however, he.wa* nized by Rev.* Arthur S. Peck in president of the State Federation of keep his hand in retains his position A. M. which will be held on Tues­ will regret to learn that ahe i« ill *t perm|[[ed [ 0 return to hi* home after the presence of only a few friends day evening, May 7th at 7:30 the ‘ Wprnen’a Clubs was in the city a o n . M** . force at the county site ler home on Ninth street. ■ • I kissing tho flag and promising t o ’ **" 't, Entered Apprentice Degree will be and the immediate family before his ‘ ’ frW days of this week. ' where as usual ’he Is a terror- to all buy a $100-Liberty Bond. ‘ conferred. Arrangement* will bo departure fof ^n aviation camp. ....... Attornoy J.W* Leonardy of. De-J• • • ■ • -,*■ » 1 . ..The. Maccabees will m acof at the evil doer*. mado at this meeting for..the, .con­ Their many friends wish’ them, all Land spcct a few hour* in tho city The atate board of education ha* Masonic Hall.* a t.. 7s30.* hew . .tjme, ferring of the Master Mason'a De­ happinesi'ilfill"iJrbrfp4rity. Notice yeatcDjqy.flp, legal business.’ ' |voted to |»uy $50,000. worth of lib­ ______ * * Thursday, the 25th. All members Notice is hereby given that th'q gree on Tuesday,. May 21st, and erty bpnds of the third loan, not ........ ••. aro requested to be present. •• . Mrs. J. S. Wilson entertained a board of county commissioners offer every Mason is cordially Invited to Mi J. Spencer arrived yesterday | only, with the idea of, helping the Jtcv. J. P. IUlburn, pastor of tho attend. . . w - i -f - number of close friends at' a lunch# for sale .one pair of mules, pair Vo bo1nl from Grand Rapids, MlchH*and*wlH government but .caubiishlng^nn « b Methodist churih here leaves today At the last communication the eon Friday at her beautiful homo on remain for several days.’ designated by the board. For. in­ | ject lesson'for "the remainder o fc ih d '" ” " * •' fot Southerland to meet * with the formation seo commissioner in your Fellow Craft Degree was -conferred Union avenue, especially honoring Stnte'. '■ ............ trustees of Southern toflegc. _ • on a class of four Entered Appren­ Mrs. R. S. Koelor of Westfield, N. district. Mr3” V.**M.* Llbyd loft Saturday J... . . .*• ... ----------------------------Jno. L. Empie and wife and. party tice*., The degree was conferred by J., and Mr*. Tyner of Tampa,, who E. A. Douglas*, Clerk, for Jacksonville" where she will reMayor Watson- of -Miami has re­ are charming guests of Sanford this motored over from Orlando Thurs­ the Senior Warden W., C. DcCours s - tf. * • .. •; main for several dqys. jfusod to a(>prove of a ■curfew law season. day afternoon. Mr. Etnpie |s one'of ■ey, who was ably assisted by the which would., keep, girl* elghteep'.'. ' Attention Hoard of Trade Orlando's leading groccrymcn. other officers of the lodge. Chaplain Two tables of players* enjoyed AH members .of the ^ahfprd Board Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Betts left to-|yMrs of age off tho street* i t night, F. P. Foster delivered the cliarge in Elbert Clive Trafford, to whose bridge during the morning and at ; valor a tribute appear* in this issue of-Tradd nre expected to participate a mosjt ImprcssJyi* jpaonef and Past 1:30. o'clock A beautifully appointed day for Jacksonville where they will but agrees to approvo the mea'auro if thc ago limit ia cut down^to'alx-‘ was a cousin of our highly esteemed in the Big Rally and Parade next Master C- J. Rumph -lucidly •des­ luncheon was served. The table was TAmaL.’i .seyoral day’s. ’ teen year*. 'V ' *........... * Friday. ' Re on hand at bandstand cribed the various phases of, tho in­ centered ' with a beautiful bowl -of, and beloved Miss Allie Trafford. on-Park avenue at 9:45 sharp. teresting‘ . lecture. M,. A .- Spruill of Gainesville U gorgeous nasturtiums. Hand paint­ Phono 104 for * pressing," cleaning .........................- R * y . m \ y , . T . . * The lodge quartet composed of ed cards marked the places ,of the pending a few days in t]i6‘ ’c ity’ this and alterations. Quality and ser­ . . . .Prf»bjentF. P. Foster; Nqrti*. .V l ^ i ' R* guests. Covers were laid (or eight week on business. vice. Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. and-a delicious course luncheon wa* ... Chappell and J."M.‘ 'Mitchell render­ V :S 4 69-lf •* S> *' *I ***>« **1» » l.lepl. Giles Here served Mrs. Wilson's guest* were ed appropriate music. W. A. Brown .arrived yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Barrs and Miss Lieut. Giles was here several days Sanford Lodge has responded to Mrs. W. E. W atson/ Mr*. F .' F. from Toledo, Ohio and will remain Harrs of Orlando were among the last week the guest of his brother, Dutton, Mr*. Tyner, Mr*. K :' J. several ■weeks. ■ • • • visitor* here Sunday taking in the Frank Giles. Ed is one of the San­ the call of Uncle Sam, having voted Holly, Mrs. R. 8. Kcolor and Mrs. (lag presentation and visiting. Dr. ford boys who has madc-goodin the three hundred (3300-00) dollar* for Smith. bonds of the Third Liberty Loan. and Mrs. Marshall'ToY the day. J. il. Tillis is spending several army, Going with the Tampa com­ days.in Jacksonville this week on Norris 1-cvla is home for a few pany to the- Mexican ' border Ed The members of . the . Auction business.......... Resolution* of Condolence , -1 days from the University of Florida came back a* supply sergeant and Whereas God, in Hi* infinite wis­ Bridge Club were most delightfully at Gainesville' where he is making n hefore he could be mustered out the entertninrtl on Monday alter noon by J. A. Davis of Jacksonville spent fine record. His many Salford war with Germany came and Ed dom has deemed it wise to take Mrs. E. B. Morse. Thi) pretty home unto Him*clf ChttrleA Poyittx, the friends are glad to see his smiling Went' to CampS Wheeler with bis a few ’hour* In the city yesterday on young beloved son-of-our .eatecined was simply but artistically decorated juslness. , face again* . • companyHe" buckled down to comrade and co-worker, Mr*. Charles with -cut flower* and Jerns.. A serie* Corporal Pat Bobbins, an old hard work anil study with the result of intermtlng game* of bridge were Robert McFall arrived yesterday Sanford boy now in the recruiting that he was made second lieutenant L. Polk,, and played at the conclusion of which Whereas, the Seminole County , .t #... from Ontario nnd will remain several service of the hfmy was in the city a and last week received the intelli­ Mr*- Lotirk* having high score wa* Teacher*’ Club desires to express its t TT^ai days. short time Saturday on his way gence thnt he wa* slated for the posh awarded the prize, a lovely pair of respect and sympathy for tho be­ south to obtain recruits for Undo tion of first lieutenant. He expect* R id e a B i c y c l e hand embroidered towels. A deli­ to go over there soon and when he reaved patents, therefore be it . Sam's army. A. P. Connelly is spending a few cious salad .course was served. MM i t i I • • Resolved, That we hereby express AhtOng :lho *g*MTa were Mrs. Voree, day* in Orlando this week oq busi­ Benjamin Whltncr, one of our does wo can look for something big No w a r which tcachea Sanford bUy* who is attending Flor from him despite the fact thet he our deepest sympathy for Mr. nnd Mr*. Eugene .Roumillat, Mrs. Frank ness. Mr*. Charles L- Polk in lhi» hour of Gohzstrx, ‘ Mrs. !J. A. Howard, ida University is home for a few is only a youngster. Thrift and Economy.can be their gloom and affliction. .A nd.1)0 it Mrs. Robert Newman, Mrs. Fulcsdays. Benjamin is upholding the J. W. Sawyef, Jr., of Jacksonville « 9 ^wholly wasteful. ' r Men and f t * • ♦ .good name of..Sanford at Florida's ■*• ■*■■» * - * • ■!* Further Resolved, Tliat a copy of ton, Mrs. Claud Howard, Mrs. i* registered.at. Hotel Carnes. ^ KreatcoMege. these resolution* bo sent to the par­ Deane 'Tuftifei', ’ Mr*. Ernest Gallowomea are turning to the wnyv-Mrs. G. D. Bishop and .Mrs. Takc..Q!)V. .your-eyes by* ents of the deceased, and be it Mr. and Mrs. Henry Timboriako E. P. Sassbnsscrean of Lake City Bicycle as one of the great­ getting glasses for ppor and Mrs. Timberiakc's mother, Mrs. was a Satifofd. YiPUflr, .tpijay. Further Resolved, That u copy of Loucks. est Savers of Time and mon­ vision 'weali eyes, ■' or Woodward of Tampa were hero to­ these resolutions be sent to the San­ headache, of. Mrr.ml Mr*. Crnft* «if Hartwell J -M, Starke of Patlatkn was a ey in the world today. day rn route to Jacksonville. Mr. ford Herald for publication, ami be Dr. J. C. DAVIS Timboriako is sates manager of the it ' ........ ; ............ ti.i . n /-iveil Sunday in the lr r«r to Sar ford ViVilAr yesterday. Graduate Optometrist • 49 . .'tyP'ka Gas Co. Further Resolved, That a rop^. of In- the gue*t* of Rev. and Mr*. M. As a medium of economy, ........ at the (new l 1v H Masyey for a few days before HIT IIV FALLING TREE .... these resolution* be spread upon'the Rev. C. W. White, presiding elder LINCOLN'TlOTKL ♦ thd Bicycle has no Equal— leaving for Daytona, where Mr. fur this district was here Sunday und minutes of this society. told Empire) • • Craft" will hold n position In the Dr. Tolar Han Very Narrow Escape preached o f the evening service after (Signed) A. L. Hatch, President not even a ’rival. APRIL 27 to MAY 11 “• • Georgia. Pattishull, Secy. FinG-Natlonal Bank. " i From Dcalh which the regular quarterly confcr.......... .. • i ■ ......... i Eye* Tested Free ♦ i •••• * • * > .--------- -------- . . • ence was held. Rev. White also goes Dr. Nolle Tolar ia very glad today Work Guaranteed Mrs and Mr*: *A V "F."Dfckoy,. M/. ••« •from here. to Southerland. that hu i* still in lho land of the New-Thrift Stamp Agenclp*....... Don't wint until lust day. • R id e a B ic y c l e nnd Mrs. J .. K. Dowell and Mi** living. While driving into town Application ‘lor authorization a* An Easter, card from Sergeant l59-4tc • Cora and Mi** Amanda Spongier of rom a rail on the wist side in hi* War Saving* Stamp Agencies were Stanley Walker was received at The made yesterday by the following Somerset, Pa., form a congenial par- car In- wn* struck by » falling tree Herald office this week‘ from "some­ We Have A Complete Line . .ty .wdto tire ypending revernl tlay* at near the T. K. Wilson j-lnre and wa* where in Franco" and thnt was all named pluee*'? II . i l Cerne*. -*■ -t^n-rWn out of the car sustaining u the information that the card conSanford Herald New Swindle Take* Money From haul)’ bruised band. Hi* car was •taim-d,.from, which we presume that Hotel Carnes Parent* of Hnldlcra ,Mr»: Cluster Goodrich, who has ulmnet u total loss fa* the tree smash­ Stanley is well. UoWer* A Knuinillat I Parents of soldiers in camps arc hem the gue*t of Mr. and Mrs. S. ed the car to flinders. It seem* that Bank'of Oviedo Osborne' HoVritlon ba* returned warned by the War Department of n O. Chase at their home otr Oak nvo- the tree Iiad been Iraning'for severut . from Jacksonville where he bus been swindle which has been successfully '.'.'The other agencies nircadisestab­ nue*for aei'erul days returned to bee days and should.have been rut away lished, or having previously mode home in Oflnitdo Saturduy., -» for several weeks and comes home operated in various camp*. nnd probably becauso it bail. been . . . .with many nqw features for th obetA telegram i* sent informing that application for authorization ufej rdning tho fqrce w^"' notjas heavy ■% . c-. • , -T -c S ; Vvs ’’ \ .lefment of the Star Theatre art- the soldier ha* n furlough, nnjl re­ Fir*t-National Bank as if had fallen nil. (it-unco bdt 'Mr3.1 Earl Gowdy. rrturnrtl',ti) her •'liouVcrmcnts o^. 'whi£h...will appear questing fpnds by wire Ip eolno hopje Wofnan'H :Club w-(i*'"heavy - enough to tlirow Dr! home 'In .Orlaqdo .Monday, after .4. . .. in1 tit®': Herald At,-an early d a l e . . . ’Chas. ’I t. Pulk , j , j ti \z pleuRant- visit .of .several day*' with Tol ir ou(, of lhu ride uf. the car und t ........ "jS| ' (J h ' waiving idfentiliYallon- The toh -is ju 115* P A R K A V E N T U S Sc mInolw* County Bartk* . J ■> • [ U’.-r ■ B.\G. Smith of Oviedo was in tne mer matter*, of detail. t-Vy*. ■Mr/ and Mr*. Hal Wight ut their ruin thoUttr Yoinplotely. Dr., Tolkr • Of course il i» generdlly Jtn6wn' sald'lh^t lad a passenger befit aiti s'l.iju yesterday on a business trip qntl . Parent* and friends', should be liomd on Park avenue.: V ealllrjf on his many ■Sanford friends. warned of this game and of the sim­ that each of the post offices of the , \B. G. is now busily engaged in the ilar one ‘ where the telegraphic re­ county arc agent* by right of belqg' ('apt. and Mr*. S. M. Thttggurd cru*s tie and lumber business while quest is t6 mail inohey to the sol­ post of lire* and the Sanford imstarrived in the city today from office act" n« a supply .and clearing still retaining his interest in the dier, care general delivery. Washington, D. C., and will remain house.for.thc.cntire county. banking and other lint* of business No need now for anyone to go several - days before visiting other in Seminole and adjoining counties. Music Department Recital without Thrift and .War. Savings points in this Ruction. .. Combination -.G r i b t Members of the Music Depart­ Certificates—you ran get them at Scats-for the Commencement/ Play Pen and Bassinet. Week piano recital to be given u ment and visitors enjoyed a most any of tho place" named. Additions Mrs. George MacDonald returned High School Auditorium v April 2A picaring program Tuesday nftcr- to this Hat will Hie published later. Most Compjete Article to her home in Orlando Monday (Wednesday* evening)* may be~ re­ noon, April lUtli tn the club house. aftcr apendlng a few days In the city ever invented f o r a served in rowa at ten cent* (10c) per This was thc day given to the music the guests of friends and relatives. Death of Went Baby baby. In Use Every sent. This nominal admission is for teacher* of Sanford for an annual Carl, the littlo "on of. Mr. and program expenses. For reserves student rodtal and this year Mr*. Mr*. L. Went died at the home of Minute of Babyhood. M P. DcLaney of Baltimore ’ phono 262. 68-3tc Fannlo Stombridge Munson, Mr*. his parent* on Sanford Height* last arrived yesterday and will spend No more tired.Mothers. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sharfhousen Lucille Aapinwall Takach and Ml»* night at tt-n o'clock after a few days' •pend several weeks in Sanford and Healthy Happy Babies. and aon, Robert, of Marietta, Fla., Margaret Davis presented pupils Ulnces of colitis.' The little fellow other points in, thl> section. Each number was but two years of age and wa" • # « who has been visiting Mr. and Mr«. from their classes. P. F. Monger for the past ten days was, recelvvcd with.appreciative ap­ the joy and pride of .his .parent* Snd J. W. Crobk of St. Louis, Mo., ar*lefj today for their bOtMK . Mr*. plause. The program follow*: the aytnpathy of all is extended to rived In thU d ty yesterday , and will Part I....... Sharfhousen was the very1-efficient ....... them, in their bereavement. remain for several weeks combining White enamel frame, non-ruat wire ncr.ecn, rubber-tired employee of the Arnert Barber Shop ' Plano pupils of Mr*. F.-S. Munson: The funeral will be held this after­ business and -pleasure............. wheels, convertible wheel attachment, b o arranged thnt you here for several years and haa many Curious Story...,..... ....... ..Heller noon at 3;30, Dr. Brounlee officiating. can make the wbeclfl'swivel or stationery, ob you desire. It May Holly friends here to greet him. . is. 2 6 .inches wide, 42 inches long and 30 inches high and Mr*. E ..6 . Bower arrived yester­ Milo Deyo Say* the Ocala Banner with much Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Steele have Pensee Musical* ..' Weighs 35 pounds. * A dainty bassinet, a-portable-play pen day from Syracuse, N. Y., and will t ■ wisdom: "The, .prosperity..of •*• lotvn rerthnod from New York where they ................ Georgia’ Mobley ana the nicest sort of a crib. Complete with springs; sanitary ■. C Minor Prelude.......... Rachhianlnoff is not guarded by the wealth of Its be a guest at Hotel Game* for sev­ wero called on the aad mission ortho floss mattress and mosquito net cover - r $ 1 7 .0 0 eral* weeks. • • Anna Mason . inhabitant* but by the uniformity death and burial of Mrs. Steele's '. , . ‘ • ' father.... Their Sanford friends ox* Polka de Concert-..'...'.—-----...Bartlett with which they pull together when E. M. Hunt of Dublin, Ga., ar­ an Important-undertaking la t o ‘ he •tend sympathy in their Borrow. Mr* •................ Alma Blount accomplished. A man with a thou­ rived Saturday and will remain sev­ wnd Mrs. Steele* have moved Into f.;' . ' Part' ll* I • •/: their new home.-next door to Mr. • Plano and voice pupils of Mr*. L. sand dollar* at-his-command and a eral days combining pleasure and business. a love’ for hi* home town in hi* *nd Mrs* T. 8. Huff. ,* , i A* Takach: . . . . . Fay Fm Footer heart, ‘.can do more for Ita^ lle 't--^ .— ;.Fay Uegiuald Holly, has rettffied froia* V a U e a a 'IT as't— litf than thV^nilonalra /who,' lock* .J. Ivey„9f, Jgck*onvillo spent + \ . . . . . • the ArthV Afv N sry* Colie*'is.'nit. Mnrw: -................... - 1- b . ^AVlSON, Manager f Uphi* capital and 'snaps . hi»' flngort * ./pwhour*/ in. th^.,city today on J. .■■. .>. . ’•••- -«sr.* ....... ,.M M»»»e! on, Alabama/where with aotne two Aragonalse.... .•♦*.•* * - u ! .............. 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G REA TEST V EGETA BLE SEC TIO N VOLUME IX NUMBER 89 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1918 turc ganging from 5 deg. to 13 deg. British Guns Taking Heavy with frost over moat of the section, Will House A Larger Plant which include* the Seminoc county Fine Program for Commence­ boy at the front, in particular. ** ment Arranged Making Paper Wraps except, the south, from about the 10th to 13th, and thin ice in the Sanford schools will begin their Forced by the rapid increase of interior of extreme west. Lowest closing exercises for the school year grerft battle in rian u ers an a soum temperature: West 31 deg.;, south business in tho printing bf fruit and next week and the following pro­ vegetable wraps to seek larger quar­ across the French border goes on. 38 deg. • gram of entertainments will be given ters ground .was broken this week Having retired east of Ypros, th i to which the public are cordially, inPrecipitation. — , The weok • was fpr the- construction of one of the British are now putting up a moet without; rainfall, and no rain is heed­ largest factory buildings in this city desperate 1 resistance of the Germans ed, except in the uplands of -the to house the immense plant of the menacing . Yprcs. and llazcb rd w ju south, and over portions of the cen­ Crown Paper Co. ' . the important supply base to W tral division. Low lands are still aouthwest. Frcnqh troops ' h*V5 G. D. Bishop is building the plant come to Field Marshal Haig's as­ wet in some localities of the north. and will lease It to the Crowh Paper Thursday evening, April 25, 8 Condition of crops.-r-The ' week Co. for a long term of years. Mr. sistance and are fighting sIcLj by p. m.—Junior-Senior reception. 'was unfavorable. Cold nights with Bishop has been the manager of the Friday evcnjng, -April 26,' 8 p. m. frost' on several days did serious Crown Paper Co. ever since the lo­ —Eighth Grado entertainment and Normandy" when given at Stetson damage to corn, cotton, white potz- cation in this city nnd when Chase award of certificates. University. • . • toes, some -tobacco beans & Co. needed*the building that for During tho past twenty-four hours Sunday, ApHl 28th, 11 a. m.— and peanuts in northern and western Thero have been many residents several years has been the home of \hc heaviest fighting, has been along Baccalaureate sermon, Rev. C. DeW. divisions. The same crops suffered of Sanford’ attending Holy Cross the plant here 'and seeing tho need the Lya on a front of fifteen mile* Brower,.Congregational church, San­ to a lesser extent in some central who are not mpmbers of the parish of larger* nnd more adequate quar­ from west of Mervillo to Wytachato. ford. Union services. . but who have known their true, wclThe British took the offensive, and counties; and even in the south—St. ters Mr. Bishop conceived the idea Monday, April 29, 6 p. m. —Class spoken their come. I hey ha\ regained Wytachaetc. and Mcteren, Lucie County—some Ibng staple of building an up to date factory Day exercises. cotton was damaged. Much re­ and leasing it to his llrm, the idea great appreciation of what Holy G miles east north cast of HazoCross stands for nd incidentally * Monday evening, April 29, 8 brnuck Wednesday, but tho Germans planting of cotton und corn will be taking instantly with the firm and necessary in the west and extreme have enjoyed the notably fin music o'clock, Graduating Exercises. Ad­ the contract was given to Con­ in strong counter attack forced'them north, where plants were killed by tractor S. 0. Shinliolser of this city. Found in the dress, Hon. C. Matheson, Gaines­ which is always to to retire again. Along the remainder ville, Fla. All thO exercises will be frost. Citrus fruits were improved; parish church. of the front the enemy threw wave The- building will be 100^ MO held at tho lligh School Auditorium. oats arc fair to good. Large ship­ after wave of attackers against the and fronts on Elm avenue, being lo­ Regarding Disloyal Subjects Kranco-Brltish defense, but it did ments of tomatoes, cabbage and' cu­ cated on the south hull of the Rob­ Whcatlcss Week not falter; and the Germans gnined cumbers were made; digging white bins lot north of tho Lincoln Hotel Charleston,'S. C., April 19, 1918. potatoes. Warmer weather is needTaking thp lend In tho conserva­ nothing in payment for sanguinary - (Special) —It Inis come' to the no­ tion of wheat llour, Mr. Braxton sitei The construction will be of losses. . % tice of this oillco that many people Beacham, Federal Food Administra­ hulT brick, the walls to be 13 inches fail to report suspicious and disloyal tor of Florida has set aside the wcekAlthough tho retirement cast of thick with extru heavy foundations Wreck Narrowly Averted acts or manifestations of sympathy of April 29 as a "I’otaro Week" and ‘ and heavy piers .every ten feet.- On Ypros was to be expected for strate­ The wreck of the Atlantjc Coast account of the large amdunt of for the enemy, because of uncertain­ gical reasons, the fact that it has ty as to the proper olllcial to ap­ a "Wheatless Week." been carried out has caused senti­ Lino passenger train’ No. 85. south­ heavy presses and printing material bound which -was due' in Orlnndo at such u building is necessary anil the The assurances of support for this proach. mental regrets. Langemarck, I’asy G o'clock was averted late yesterday Crown I’apef Co. is to he congrat­ campaign have already been most rhendaele and I’oelcapelle, which It is very important that the gov­ grutifying, and there is nd questlou afternoon by the timely discovery on ulated upon getting h home of their (or us "over there" and who are Berlin reports the . Germans have the part of the section master of the own built especially for their pur­ looking to the' women at home to ernment should have- the assistance but what tho results will more than occupied," were'the scenes of desperSanford distrirt of the weakening of poses. help (hem. Mrs. Cluis said that the of all citizens in detecting enemy measure up to Mr. Beacham'* antic­ a trestle spanning a small stream Woman's Bureau was organized to propaganda or suspicious activities ipation. In launching this campaign This company opernles one of the standardize woman's about four miles north of that city. work, the of individuals, noil you will do a ser­ Mr. Beacham has made public tho One of the pillars of the trestle had largest fruit nnd vegetable wrap print­ work that women ..do wfth their vice in ndtlfying your friends that following statoment: been burned through, presumably ing concerns in this ^hrt of the south hand*, surgical dressings, hospital any communication addressed to * "Florida has an opportunity toby n forest fire, although there is an and recently closed a long conrract •garments,- knitting, clq. ... She., em­ ''Intelligence Officer, Headquarters lead the-nation in'* a strict * Wheat- unconfirmed rumor that thisr-trestle with-Chase & .Co. and “the Florida phasized the great need for surgical Southeastern Department, Charles­ less Week" and I know that .if the ton, S.' C.." will receive attention people will rally to this plan and and threo others along the line had nnd z transmitted to tho proper of­ give It their support, the famo of •been set on fire, and that the woods ficial of the government for Investi­ Florida will resound throughout the • frid caught on fire from the burning gation. The anames of informants! world and we will be given credit Jostles. The train was stopped in will not he divulged nnd there n e e d for a patriotism not surpassed by (ime to avoid the wreck ami wan he no fear on the part of anybody of nriy state in the Union. delayed about four hours. *, eel am? into trouble in cose sushiA mysterious fire destroyed the “ I want ovey man, woman and bridge on the Atlantic Coast Line tissue paper wraps U>r clothing, child in Florida to know that in de­ gloves, corsets, lingerie and many nying .themselves of whoaC flour other lines in notions nnd dry goods from April 29th until May Cth they of SL Petersburg, and wrecked train trade and their new plant hero will d basket'of Hurgical dressings per will be serving a pajt In tho war No. 39 which runs between Jackson- enable them to turn put a larger day. ’ that cannot bo too hlgly calculated percentage of this new business. ville and St Petersburg, yesterday Among her marty interesting stutennd will have a great effect on tho The Crown I’aper Co. is one of the tr.enls was the announcement that afternoon. successful conclusion of tho battles Tho'lrain contained eight coaches, most valuable assets to the manu­ .|,e Bed Cross will furnish largo sup­ which our troops are now facing. seven of which were wrecked. This facturing life of Sanford and plies of surgical dressings for the "I hope that every person In tho is one of the worst wrecks In the news that they will build a larger government to be used in various stalo of Florida will get behind this history of the Coast Line, and com­ structure and install more mufhin- base hospitals. The government movement and-will refrnln from arjy ing almost simulattieously with the will pay for the gauze used for those purchase of wheat flour during tho burning of several bridges on the furnished • them for this purpose, week mentioned, and will also pledge Coast Line just north of Sunford but 'it* the the people of America themselves to uso potxtoes at every gives tho matter a very, ugly appear­ who finance the lied Cross. The . meal during th a t week In place of RALLY AT OVIEDO a n c e .— Orlando Reporter-Star. government has culled upon the Red Crass to help them under tho thnt have como to helpthO British Chairman Lake and Others l.ill direction of tho surgepn general. ■ Congregational Church. has not been disclosed. Field Mar­ '"W hy Does the Government ExSpeak There Tuesday Night , Wo lave our . field secretaries and. shal Haig said last week that heavy rmpt ’ Ministers from Military Ser­ Hon. Forrest Lake,, chairman of nurses in every camp. Four base French reinforcements were movipg vice? or Tho Vital Import ace of the this county In the.campaign for the warehouses on the western front con­ toward tile battlefield. . Church," will be the subject of tbe Third Liberty Loan wishes to an­ tain Red Cross supplies and every On tho remainder of the British morning. nounce that there will ho a big rally ship that leaves America dally car­ front*.and - on the Picardy battle at Oviedo Tuesday night nnd that ries over supplies to be used in the "What la Forgiveness?" and front and . French sectors thero has God Still Forgive Sin?" wi he and several other speakers will hospitals for our American hoys. In­ been no infantry activity. Belgian questions answered in the cv address the popple of Oviedo nnd teresting, helpful and suggestive, troops north of Yprcs have repulsed vicinity. It is expected that n large Mrs. Cluis, in her informal pleasing The Christian Endeavor S German attacks and captured six crowd from this city will go to homo..brought homo to the women home of the groom’s purents nnd hundred prisoners in ejecting thq. at G:30 has for Its theme, "Ho Oviedo Tuesday night and help whose privilege it was to he pres- enjoyed ice cream and cake. enemy from trenches he had occu­ What to Read." . Attention Is called to the mass to swell tho crowd, Mr. and Mrs. Lundqulst left for pied. upon tho women of America. While Monday Mr. Lake is. making a /trenuous Inspecting tho workroom end It* their homo in Jacksonville Wednes­ On the Lorraine sector American meeting in this troops have penetrated to tho third night at 8 o'clock hen tho eminent campaign ‘for tho jThlrd Liberty contents, remnrklng upon.the beau­ day morning on tho clovon o'clock German lino and arc In unmolested speaker, Rev. Mecca Marie Varney, Loan and Is speaking every night ty of the Rotglnn blankets said that train. The bride wore u blue silk under tho auspices of tho W. C. T. at tho theatres In bcliajf of tho gov­ theso hoys signified to tho boys over poplin coat suit with hand embroi­ ington .that the patriotism we havo possession of No Man's Land. proclaimed is not looking at any ernment and this work is having its there more than the warmth and dered collar. V. * Viscount Miinor has been appoint­ U. will apeak on* "Mothers of Sol­ timo when a call for olir patriotic In fact Semlnolo despite tho diers. The address Is for men and effect tho beauty of bright colors. It ed British sccrotnry of war, a Paris effort is made." conditions that confronU tho veget­ meant to thorn that tho women at women, and the church should be newspaper says, and had a long con­ (Signed) Braxton Beacham, able growers will "go over the top" homo are thinking . of *(hem and ference Wednesday night'with Pre­ Federal Pood Administrator, on'the Third Loan and this is pre­ working for them. Mrs.,Cluis com­ mier Lcmcnccau in Paris. The re­ . Florida. dicted by Chairman Lake. port lacks o ffic ia l, confirmation. I.ord mented favorably upon tho work room equipment and tho neatness of Milner who has been a member of Start Junk Business >. ' D'<*ath;ef Mrs. Check tho Work that is being done by Semthe British war cabinet succeeds the M r.-J. H. flussoy of the local A letter from Mr. Tho*. J. Chec)c Earl of Derby, who goes to Paris to inolo Chaptcr throughout. Tho freight office has established a junk from East Orange, N. J., to a tack the place of tho retiring ambas­ time was too brief in which to make « « r « T „ , ur,“n ao . ?! business which he will conduct in • friend in Sanford Imparts tho sad a complete Inspection. ' I’rench at 7'30 P' "»• , sador, according to tho report. arrange to do so should this city. Mr. Burley will make a news of his wife's death at Finearc Rritish mere fiant ship lossses . Tho visit o( this trained worker j,car this able preacher, specialty of fertilizer bags and grain hurst, N. C., over a week ago. The due to German submarine warfare remains wero taken t 6 East Orange will be proiluctlvo of good results, j , y al g p> m. t j,0 geconc] sacks of which thero Is a great quan­ show an Increase for.tho past week. better sovrice and a mor* complete conference will convene, for burial. He expects to bo in San­ tity in thia section. Hla announce­ The total of ships lost rose from six ford about the 20th of this’ month. organization Or woman's work In moet cordially Invited to i ment will be found elsewhere In this, to fifteen, whllo tho Increase in ves­ Seminole County Chapter. 1• 0f thqso services. paper, sels of more than 1,600 tons was The great need of Sanford today ’ -----------------1 — t)on't fall to hear the eloquent from four to eleven. French and and patriotic.address by Mrs.. Mecca in the interest of this big, patritolc Telephone Hearli M others.of 8oldtera Italian losses show little change. Maria Varney at th Congregational church at eight, under, the auspices of the Woman’s Christian' TemperUnion. Her subject* is, Temperature.’—The weather .was Col. W. H. Babaon of Danielson, knee unseasonably cold during moat of Conn.,*la visiting with Mr; and Mrs, "Mothers of Soldiers.". The meet­ ing is for everybody. the week, the deficftneyJn tampers- I. D. Martin of Golden. L ake.. . movement of the:. American Red The Railroad Commissi Cross la more workers, greater faith, a meeting here Wednesd leas criticism) a real, human Interest, court house to listen to cc "a long pull, • strong pull and>a pull any regarding the raise li altogether" In the pause of humanity ratea. Their - action .in at lartfe. and tho American boy, I will be made public later, Do not fail to hear Mrs. Mecca Marie Varney, the mother of an avi ator in'Franca and wife of an army, chaplain at the Congregational ‘ church Monday night, -8 o’clock*' April 22nd. ' ••* . . ' �TUB SANFORD HERALD V ■ » , Further detalli of thl* plan will J>o sent you Immediately upon compila­ tion at thla ofllce, but the above in­ formation la sufficient for you to in­ augurate a t once the plana r for a "g o lattf Week.” > . Get all the publicity you can on this, and prepare to put the propa­ Amerioa’ti Greatest Cereal Crop ganda -out ao that wo can have a Is Now Moving to ; ’ greater aucceaa with it. Market Jfary truly youra, . Braxton Deacham, Federal Food Administrator, Fla. MAINSTAY IN NATION’S CRISIS. Special Rulings Which Have Just Been Received Here To All County Food Administrators Are you busy on "Potato Week?’ As my previous circular letter in structed you, "Potato Week" Is to be celebrated in. this state beginning April 29. I have naked you to give thla matter great publicity and keep hammerihg on it juat da hard as. you can, so that wc will be certain to get the results. * Now here Is another Idea to bo joined to the "Potnto Week Propo­ sition." •' Make it n "Wheatlesa -Week." Get it out to your people that If. during the week beginning. April 29 they will'refrain from using or purchasing wheat flour, thnt they will be doing a.great service to their country in* saving this important food, und furthermore will be con­ serving so that they will linvo more assurance of a supply of wheat flpur • Get this message to the hotels, the restaurants, the households. Get your public speakers to* work on it, get slides ;in your motion picture shows; “ Potnto Week, April 29. Eat Potatoes, save the Wheat." You might also get out other slides saying, "Wheatless Week, Potnto .Week," or any other combination of phrases that mny suggest itself to you. _ If we can girt every county in tho stale of Kloridn to go on record ns agreeing.not to_na'e wheat Jlour_iluying that.week, and agreeing to use potatoes as suggested, nt every meal during tho week, we not only aavo tho wheal flour but wo greatly on* legnee tho valuo of a tremendous crop of potatoes which is going to’ bo produced in bis stale. Let me hear from you on this sub­ ject in mediate y, as to what you aro doing, aa 1 am t oipg to keep a re* There are now six cattle dipping vats Irt St. Lucie county, two more Surplus Wheat of the United States 'Has Been Sent to Famine Threat­ having been constVucted lash month, ened Europ^ one at Little Cano Slough, 16 miles, southwest of thtf city, and one at Whlto City, A soventh Is now under America's great com crop, exceed­ construction ing 8,000,000,000 bushels, will save the world’s food eltuation, officials of the A Jackaon county.farmer recently United Stated food administration be* ■old forty hogs th at averaged 193 pounds at eight months, for 12}$ Corn la the nation's best food cereal, cents a pound. The Alliance dis­ housewives are beginning to realise. trict hap shipped $30,000 worth of It contains ell the elements needed to .cane ayrup the past season. * They keep the body to a etate of health and port to detormine which of the' county food administrators are most also shipped from there an average when used according to the scores of of 300 dozen egga a week. * - tried recipes, 'especially when com­ active In this campaign. bined with an added portion of .611 or I will send out publicity matter to fat, will euataln life Indefinitely. In­ the papers myself, but do not depend Corn Lice by Trillions. dian warriors In colonial days lived on on this. G et'your own articles In There la a tiny louse which lives parched com alone‘for many days St a on the roots of young com and some­ time, and at Valley Forge parched Very truly yours, • . times destroys a wholo crop In one corn waa at times thb sole ration of locality.' It does thla by the rapidity tho Continental soldier* Braxton Deacham, .• -Federal Food Administrator, Fla of Its reproduction, from 11 to 22 gen­ Owing to transportation difficulties erations having been counted In one caused by the war tho corn crop moved season. It Is estimated that each louso more slowly to market thla year than To All County Food Administrators: hatched In tho spring leaves In tho * • Owing to the continued necessity ground nt the end of the season 810,- ever before, Now, however, the cereal la reaching the millers and consumers. for conservation of wheat flouf you 000,000,000 descendants end 8,000,006, In the meantime the nation’s surplus are hereby instructed to Inaugurate, 000.000 eccs. • ‘ wheat baa been sent to Europe. with all possible publicity and adver­ Today there are approximately 80 tising, securing co-operation of mer­ bushels of corn for every 'American. Men of Rare Value. . chants in your county as well as con­ "I weigh iny words when I aay that This quantity Is greater by five bush­ . sumers, a "Potnto Week,"ito be in­ If the nnilon could purchase a poten­ els than In former years. Corn has bccotno tho nation's main­ stituted April 29 to May 4th inclu­ tial Watt, or Davy; or Faraday, nt tho sive. * cost of a hundred thousand pounds stay tn tho crisis of n r . down, he would be dirt-cheap at the Juat na this cereal saved tho first During this week all consumers money. It Is a mere commonplace nnd American colonists from, famlno on are to he urged to ubo potatoes in everyday piece of knowledge thnt many occasions, Just aa It served-aa a somo form at .every meal. Hotels whnt these men did hns produced un­ staple food during tho War of tho Rev­ and restaurants are niso to be urged told millions of wealth, In the narrow­ olution and during tho Civil War, King to place potatoes as n leading article est economical fcenso of Iho word."— Com has again como to tho front In of food on their monucs, and to in­ Huxley. ’ . tho nation's bnttle with autocracy. Cora mcnl la finding greatly Increas­ augurate the policy of serving pota­ ed uso tn tho making of ordinary white Proteln In White of Eggs. toes free of charge with all orders The purest exmnplo of protein Is tho bread. Hundreds ot housewives and in lieu of bread. In other words, get the rrstaurants, hotels and pub­ albumen In the white, of egg. Protein many of tho larger bskAra arc mixing per-cent, com mtul with wheat lic eating places where a charge is Is found not only In eggs,-but all lean 20 flour to niako leavened bread. Tills pleats. Also In vegetables and ccrcnls made for sidu_.ilIshes to attach that In much smallcV proportions, some veg­ kind of a mixture la worked opd baked charge to bread and serve potatoes etables having only a trace, while oth­ In tho name recipes and with (ho mins free with all orders. . ers, such ns peanuts, having more than methods that apply to straight wheat bread. - The'supply of potatoes in tho the tyst beefsteak. Com bread—using cogrtmeal entireUnited States now greatly necessi­ rl(rar popularity tates the demand, and through the Topping Potatoes. riousawlvcs are than ever before, observance of n "Potato Week,” -we Attempts nt removing tho green coming to .rcnllie that every pound ot will increase tho consumption of tops of' potatoes on the assumption wheat saved In America-means a pound this valuable. Jood. article, and. con- thnt they detract from the-tuber de­ of wheat'released fbr'ihlptaout to the velopment bavo* proved It a poor nations with which America la aasoclscr.vc .on our wheat supplies plan, and-In-, tho majority of cases ated In the war. .You nre. also to urge tho mer­ where records were kept, the topped chants thnt In co-operating with you, potatoes produced the poorest tuber a Thcrq are a score of corn products Vint today possess unusual Importance not to increase their price, because crop weight, though In some In­ Tor Americana. Com ayrup for sweet­ of the exceptional demand this pro­ stances the potatoes wero larger. . ening com cakes and buckwheat rakes gram might cause, but to guarantee nnd for uso In tho kitchen Instead of a reasonable price during the week, Th# Third Party. granulated sugar la one of tho leading or such cither times os we may de­ •-Tho peu Is mightier than the products mndo from com. cide upon for n propaganda to in­ sword I" "Isn't It nbnut tlmo tho Ink Cora oil, excellent for frying and for got u little of the crcdltT'—Judge. every other purpoao filled by salad oils, crease the use of potatoes. "• la‘appearing on tho market In large quantities. It comes from tbo germ o{ Producing m ore tim e s for you . F ' \ EA D Y * M A D E clothes have provided > hundreds of hours of . extra time• for. *the , *' . * . • * . men o f this country. * • .■ > ' . . ‘ . Time is the one thing that is doled out a* like to every man. If you can make a few extra hours here and there, you arc that much ahead. • Ready-made clothes do it for you. They save tim e.. You can come in here and b< fitted perfectly in half an hour at the outside regardless of your figure. >We make a study But that’s not the only reason fbr buying such clothes as Hart SchafFncr & Marx make. You want them because of their smart style. You cant surpass it anywhere. You you are protected afterwards. •’ /• ' . Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co The home of Hart Schaffijer & Marx* clothes • / <§ CLASSIFIED a d v e r t is in g For Sale—At a bargain flvi acres if tak^n at ‘om Hoak, R. 1, City. For Sale—Three registered Durot nr>‘l »ix moctbV For Sale—16 hand farm horac, weight 1360 lbs. Inqi Brumley. .* . . For Sale—Ten seres hammock ' With this Ust In hand. It Is'easy to land on Cameron avenue, ___ t .right |» see why American oil Is so Important ■a. factor In the prosecution of the war, the heart-of the celery delta.” Thk Rnsalan fields, If they are being work­ farm joins railroad loading »uti0#. ed at all, probably are being worked Three acree cleared. Muit be eolj for Germany’s benefit So are Rou­ to close an estate. If interested manian fields. ’ : • - writ* F. J. McDannel, Osoikl *Thus far, though, prices have soared Michigan. 53-tfe Just as It there was a famine In oil, the American fields, including the Mex­ ican, have sufficed to keep all the allies fslrly well supplied. 8tudents of war problems declare that America’s oil supply wilt be practically navaluablo lu tho last analysis as American meh, money and munitions. . CHOPSTICKS ARE NOW PASSE Chinese Insanitary Methods of Eating For Sale—Beet plants, 30 cents Affected by European and Amtfi100 or '$2.00 per thousand. Write > can Influences. Portln Bros., Wagner, Fla. 61-tfe Fancy yourself a guest for the first FOR RENT tlmo at a Chinese dinner. In front of .you, as you sent yourself on your back­ For Rent—Tho Haynes hom less chair, are a small plate, a spoon Sanford Heights, 4 rooms, big * for soups,' and a pair of chopsticks. complete water system, garage, Of the Intricacies of tbo manipulation trie lights, etc. H. C. Dullest. of the latter nothing need here be said; It Is a matter of practice. Each courso Is brought on In n largo dish nnd placed For Rent—Five room cottage on In tho center of tho table. The>ervice, Elm avenue, $16.00 per month, with then. Is simple; each person serves all modern improvements. *N. II. himself, nnd the servlco Is direct. * You will, and so will everybody clso Garner. nt that table, put your sticks Into the Ilouso to Rent —Seioni airm I*, dish In tbo center, convey therefrom tween Park and Oak. Apply 'o Mr*. food to your mouth, l/iscrt tho sticks J. A. Hnrrold. 64-2tt> Into your mouth na for as you chooso^nnd return to tho renter dish for more, Furnished Rooms by Day, Wrrl Nathaniel Pfcffcr writes In World Out­ or Month—Park avenue Flat, 101 look. By the time each guest 1ms had I North Park avenue, over L. It. Phil three helpings It will require skillful Ups . & Co. drug store • Mrs. C. C, maneuvering to get n pleco that'has 30-tf not been touchfid over by sticks that ' Hart, manager. havo made at least two trips to if For Rent—Rooms for ligb1 hou**least one other person's mouth. keeping. 112 Laurel avenue. £6-ltp The. sanitary cpaasqucnces are ob­ vious. As the chain le as strong aa For.-Sale or Rent—Fifteen acre* Its weakest knk, so tho health of that and good house, West Side, 1 rails company Is as good ns that of Its sick­ est guest. And If. you havo been from loading station. Enquire A. P. . . 67-3tp brought up under the tutelage of occi­ Connelly. dental doctors and have an uncomfort­ For R ent—Three office room* able knowledge of germs, your mind dwells uncomfortnbty ns you ent, on tho fronting on First street. Moit de­ condition of your fellow.guests. If by sirable offices in city. Several otbr chance your vis-a-vis remarks In pass­ good office rooms in same buiidir; 23-tfc ing that he has n bud cold, your hun­ Yowtli & Speer. ger mny bo appeased quite suddenly. Little by Utile, however, this Is be­ WANTED ing changed. Today In tho homes of Wanted—A good house girl many upper class Chinese, who have been educated In Europe or America steady job. Good wage*. I or have come Inlo contact with foreign name ond address care Herald. Influences, the system 6f individual dishes and Individual servlco Is com­ Wanted—Young man to work in ing morb and more Into use. store. Good wages to start. Apply Herald office. 65*^ MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE F U G CARRIES 76 STARS hinder frnadlnn food conservation ao* cordlngpo an official statement. re­ Tho major leagues’ baseball ceived from the Canadian food con­ Wanted at Onco—Good hor*e or troller by the'United Btates food ad­ servlco flag now' has 70 stars, ministration. mule. Will buy, rent or trad*. 48 Jor tho American and 28 for tho. National,-. Hank Gowdy of Must - have one at once , to-finuh T he. stories bothering Canada are the Boston Nationals was this of tho same general character as those plantlpg government crop.—Address first mojor leaguer to enlist and the iUnited 8tates food administra­ "A* K.," care Herald. fil-tf tor .recently denounced In thla coun­ Is now overseas with his regi­ try, such as the ridiculous salt and ment, Forty-two o f tho mnjor Lost—A pair of eycgluuei blueing famine fakes and the report leaguers choso the army branch In Star Theatre or betwee th a t' tbe government would aclxs of tho service, whlto the nnvy Tffpntro nnd Stamper's Marks housewives’ stocks of boras canned drew 21. Other branches of tho ached to chain with button, goods. • servlco appealed to 13 of tho ogram E. T. J. Sure-on now Tho Canndlan food controller esti­ ployera. Besides . tbo ■ major Leave at Herald ofllce a-.d mates that when tho pcoplo listen to leaguers hundreds of minor and reward. and pass on such stories, each ono scmlpro plnyers from nil over has the power of destruction that Ilea tho country havo enlisted. BaseLost—An enaircl hrooci In a battalion- of soldiers. hall Is doing Its 'bit. petals. Pear in ccn cr H - “ 8torles without oven a vestlgo of tinder. Mrs. Robe t Herr foundation have been scattered broad­ w w w w cast;" said the Canadian statement E. Fourt'i St “Nor have they come to Ilfs casually. They hnvo started simultaneously In different parts of the country and In each Instance have been calculated to arouso public Indignation. "They are Insidious, subtle, persist­ ent B it by bit they dissipate public trust the great essential In the work ocratle primal to Dig Potatoes . /car, and Iny of food control qualification*. at Hastings, Florida . “It lies with every Individual to for­ bear from criticism; to refrain from GoodWages, toon StartsApr-8 passing on the vagrant and harmful story, and thua tbe mors effectively la tu r. Vot.ro of dcmlnr*# Co.t . to co-operate tn work which Is going ToI tha H astirfin Fnrm I s b i r FtrciU b»c *o announr. tb at I am a candidate' to mean more than tho majority , of I or ro-.laellon to tho houao el r.p rv t.n la• HASTINGS, FLORIDA , tl.M from Homlnal. county. It*.Ing .o r.rd people yet realize." you Id th at capacity In tha aooalaa of tf ! 7 Men and Women Wanted I (ao) I am prepared to alvo jroo b .t t .r aorvie# la t i l t . I do not know « l any rca.on why you akould not (tvo mo a Meant) term, which ha* a)waya boon accorded all roprwMBtativoo In tbo p a.t. I lu ll/ appreciate tbo h l|h honor p»M ‘ mo by .lactlac m . In JACKSONVILLE, F L °R I^ 1»1S and 1 bar* andtavotod at all Urn*, to Cor. Bar * H o fao .,C lo ~ IQEveryth took aftar tha latorosta of tho poonlo ot M K laola county nnd thtfTatato of Florida One Block Bom PoataBce ^ 1 bop# t b a r . not faded to fulfill .your oa• poctatlona sad I truai yon will boo your Bat and OaldFwa.Iaq Walorln way tloar to five me a aecead ton thanking yon for th e many the putt I q o a l n tbat I wll riaprtiter . ■ * 1 A T L A N T IC HOTEL want them for their all-wool fabrics, for* the fit, for 'the guarantee of satisfaction.: You know before you buy and foot provide uhl pa'or ft Bel, sho u'culd constitute a pillar ot The reafShT Oil. America produce* more oil than all the rest of the world. And ships, en* fines, autos, and many other war fac* tors rfre using oil as a motive force. Oil If needed an a lubricant for all the metals used In the prosecution of war. Its uses are so varied and so vital. Indeed, that oil constitutes another of those commodities without which the war could not be won. In 1010, for which figures have beeo completed and Issued by tho Ameri­ can Mining congress, the United Btates produced..and marketed 281,104,104 barrels of crude petroleum. This com­ prised 08.72 per tent, o r-almost twothirds; of the entire world production. ’ Other countries follow: Ilussta, 10.03 per cent; Mexico,'7.00 per cent; Dutch East Indies, 2J>0 per cent; Itoumanla, 2J1 per cent; India, 1.02 per cent And less than 1 per cent each, Qallda, Ja­ pan and Formosa. Peru,. Germany, Trinidad, Argentina, Egypt, Canada Asset That Makes America lm« • . portant a s War Power.'* to tbo treat Inpawd In ao. * ran k ITV oofriiurr. FLORIDA �THE S W O R D HERALD In thl* community and a host of good wUhes go with them frqm their many friend* here. They are etayTU BES, T IR E S ACCESSORIES ing thta week at the home of the groom'* parent* .but expect to leave for Jackionvill# shortly, where the A BUNCH OP INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ groom ia employed *.ln a factory, RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ though he haa a neat little home hero TY -E FFIC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD too and we hope they may soon comr P hone 67 back to u*. Rev. Hllburn of Saford Sanford, Fla, performed tbo Impreaalve acrvlcc derson *nd’ Mrsr Morman were ' ; EAST SANFORD among their home folks and a few Rev. Mr. Eades of Enterprise will among a party of young people at­ invited friends. AUTO T IR E S 'A N D T U B E S R E P A IR E D fill hla usual appointment at Moore’a tending church here Sunday night. We learn that Elmer Bergqqlat, Station church Sunday, April 21at. Mr. Leak of Orlando was an over­ another of our Upaala boys haa N o Tubo too Badly Tom for ua to Repair. N o Tire too Large- for ua to Re­ Mr. and Mra. Charles Polk have night visitor at the home of Mr. J. been called to the colors and is lo­ pair or Retread. Special Facilities for Retreading and Relining. Don't the moat alncere sympathy of many M. Lord last_week. cated near Chicago. He was em­ friends about here In the loss of We wish to send In a., chorus. of ployed a t Capt. ftantout’s last year Throw Awa£ your Worn Tires— Send them to Us, and have them made their darling b^by.* _ appreciation' for the much needed and'ia #the brother of Mrs. Edwin Serviceable. : * : : : : : : • : : : Mr. and Mrs. I. ,D.^Martin enter­ repairs being done on roads between Lundquiat, Theodore, * Clarence, tained their friend, Mr. Dabson here and town. Francis and Miss Ruth Bergquist, A Large Stock of Tires, Tubes and Accessories A lw ays on Hand. Also a who has spent the winter at St. Horace’ Sanderson has returned all well known here. Elmer is one N o Glare Headlights, Electric Bulbs'and Starting Batteries Petersburg and is enroute to his from South Carolina. He reports of the quiet, .faithful boy*, z ser­ home in Connecticut. having met up . with somo cold vant, of the Lord,Jesus as well a of . Argil Cameron is in Tampa and weather up there. ; our country. baa takon a position in the U. S. (lay the Lord bless and keep all shipbuilding yards there. UPSALA AND' GRAPEV1LLR our boys and may wo at home .do Norman Swanson was a caller at all in our power, to cncpu|-age ahd Mrs.’ E. J. Brown is over from Ft. the home of his parents'on th e 17th. help them, asking God’a blessing on Christmas staying with the McClel­ land young people while Mr./.and > <A good many from this section at­ our efforts. copied today by ' tho government dore regiments. Lieut. M. J. De- parcu especially for the amill sntj Mra. vJllcClclland are In Miami os tended the Red Cross Circus last from tho Benevolent and Protective Priest, recruiting officer .for Florida largo investors—the least amount delegates to the I. O. O. F. and Be- week. Order of Elks. The hopsital build­ la making special efforts to enlist sold is 26c thrift stamp, the |ar|„ t WEKIWA bekah lodges ings will be erected on Parker Hill, members of the race- from IS to 21 to any ono porosn is SI.000.00 ja The name of Mrs. Emil Magnuson Miss Minnie Holiday ia spending near the Robert Brigham Hospital jn and 31 to 41 years of age. Those in our last Items got badly mixed. arms time nt homo tussling with Wylie and Joe Thompson have Boston-at a cqst of $250,000.' The wishing to enlist can get all desired war savings certificates. J i .000 She is visiting her husband at Deer­ measles but hopes soon to ho able to gono to Fitzgerald, Ga*., to grow worth of certificates cust now ,. return to school nt Rollins College. money was -taken from the Elks’ information .from The recruiting sta­ cotton this summer. Mr. and Mrs. field. ’ $830.00 and will bring $| ,000 is tions at Jacksonville, Pensacola, H. H. Thompson and younger chil­ Mr. and Mrs. Lease Leo ore the Rev. Eads of Enterprise filled his $ 1,000,000 war relief fund. Tallahassee, Orlando, Tampa or Mi­ 1923. . Get yourself some war m . With American wounded being dren will leave for their homo near proud parents of a little baby girl, usual appointment here Sunday actually carried, hack from the fight­ ami; from their nearest postmasters, irigs stamps,* . there next w-cek for the summer. which came last Sunday, the 14th, morning and evening. .„ or from traveling recruiting agents ing front, Surgeon-General Gorgas* to gladden their home. The T. I. IJoyd family have moved Mr. and Mrs. Steele and young Mr. T. 0. Tyner’s family nrc mov­ ln!oa their new residence near the office declared itself equipped and of the army. people living in Mr. Hayden’s house. ready to rebuild human wreckage They moved here from Old Virginia ing hack to the Gilflllan home this county bridge. into able bodied men. Temptation la Great—Lore of Uncle recently pxpccting’, to make Sanford week, which they expect to pur­ E. A. Rush, N. A. Brockway, E. A string of reclamation hospitals Sam Greater their home in the future. Mr. chase. Wilcox and their families, E. O. Steele brought several fine horses • Margaret. Erirson was a guest Vonhcrbulis. and G. A. -Harmon extends from tha French lines to the "Oh, Mr. Postmaster Elder! won’t with him. over Sunday in town at the homo of spent Tuesday at Daytona Beach. shores of this country. Every de­ you take my quarter and bring me Alex Marshall of Cameron City Is her . uncle and nunt, Mr. and Mrs. How we’ nil want to go when .jhey vice and, resource known to science a thrift stamp fronr'your postoffice?" tell us what good times they had. is i t hand to rebuild nearly every said a little girl about eight years driving a fine new horse and car­ Andrew Ilertcison. part of the human frame. Men old to Sanford's Postmaster just riage. Jesse Lee suffered a servere acci­ A. Newcomb has just returned with half their faces shot away ^y Mrs. G. C. McDougal and Mrs- dent to a couple of his fingers by from Jacksonville where ho spent n shrapnel will get new jawbones from last week ns he was on his way to N. N. Swanson are guc-Sts of rela­ having them crushed in a door the a few days with P. J. Coates and at their ribs and new noses and new (he office. Capt. Elder being at all tives in Waycross, Ga., for the week- first of the week which will lay him the army camps. He reports Mrs. cheeks frqm the caritlagc and tissues times n thrift booster, agreed to do as wns asked of him, but at the up for a spell —hard luck, just now. P. J. Coates slowly recovering from • G. C. McDougal returned to his of other parts of their bodies. time being just a hit curious to We are all sorry to hear of the her recent operation and th a t.th e position in Waycross, Ga., after The Surgeon-General’s staff be­ know why this little tot would wish some persuasion am! larger financial continued illness of Ilev. Huumhnr- enmp scenes arp wondqrful to drs- liever} tho value of this service to to forego the pleasure of coming to ger, .who with his wife has been the returns. America cannot be estimated. Thou­ the post office and making thu thrift GOOD TO THE LAST DROP guest of his sister. Miss Icenhour Grandma Boyd was hurled Wed­ sands of men who would he wrecks purchase for herself, Mr. Elder this past winter. Dr. Pulcston is nesday afternoon. Obituary will he without proper treatment will he asked her why bIio did not make the ELDER SPRINGS attending him an d . we hope for his published next week. Rev. F. T. MrCnll, assisted , by sent hack to the fighting, and others purchase herself. “ Oh, I ’m afraid Rev. G. C. Herndon, pastor of this recovery. Miss Viola Cnrmon, who has been will he rebuilt and taught trades that I would spend that quarter charge conducted a series of rn*etRev. Erirson preached a helpful visiting her sister, Mr?. C. J. Ver­ jh a t will make them economic assets before I got to your postofficc. ings last week. ERcv. MrCall was sermon after the school on Sunday. million for some weeks will return to •instead of liabilities. Ever) n man Therefore the little jtirl wns placing very impressive in his sermons and Chirngn the Inst of the week. This A pretty home wedding occurred is Mrs, Cannon's first visit' to Flor­ deaf, dumb, blinded and paruluzed herself beyond the pale of tempta­ Khenezer church was much, revived. last Sunday ut the home of Mr. and ida. Her new friends hope she likcH from the waist down will die taught tion hy assuring herself of the 'in­ Seventeen new- members were re­ a trade ut which he can work. vestment of her quarter for Uncle Mra. Hilitier l.undquist, when their it well enough to return soon. ceived on Sunday night. , Sam before she would have a chance Mans are being completed for a niece.who hns been living with them When you Friends of Minton Wynn will he thiH past winter. Miss Klin Lelson big base hospital In this country to spend it. Moral: a S K YOUR G R O C E R glad to learn that he is much im­ became the wife of Aron l.undquist. where nil totally disabled men will have n quarter, buy a thrift stamp. proved uftcr a serious attack of in­ The wiftsomo bride is the only child ho sent after the European hospitals Thrift stamps and war savings digestion. - ; have done all they can do for them. certificates are obligations of the of Mr. Lets on of Fort Lauderdale, In this hospital additional efforts will United States 'll. W. Lord and family were en­ Imving lost her mother.a couple .of government.- - preho made to improve their, condition. tertained at dinner Sunday hy Mr. yenrs ago, and tho groom is the Washington, April 18.—America’s and Mrs.-Smith. youngest son of Mr. nnd Mrs. John first great hospital for the recon­ In re-eduratlng the deaf, dumb or Mr. und Mrs/ Monroe, Mrs. Mcn- l.undquist. Roth are much esteemed struction of wounded men was a - blind they will he sent Co private V U L C A N IZ IN G A* TIRE institutions nt government expense. means saving the expense of of a r.cv Those desiring terhnirul training will one If the work is properly done. It be spent to lerhnieal schools. Others will he if the damaged tire i. sent h»rr Mr-: B E S T I N T H E L O N G RUN : will he trained for civil service, agri­ for treatment. There will !»• no nvrr cr cultural work or whatever they under baking, just the projs-r amoutk please. \Vohavo every facility for first class seek Gen. Gorgaa*. idea is to build few and the skill nnd experience to use it. hospitals exclusively in this country for this reclamation, work.. The. greater part of such surgery will he done just In-hid lie lines. Sanford, KloiMi COUNTY HAPPENINGS SANFORD VULCANIZING WORKS Highest Cash _ Price Paid for A ll Kinds of Empty Sacks. Drop a Card and I Will CaD MAXWELL HOUSE C O FFEE / <P U * i p t y l i t t V * "I t « i-TjLj Q M fllV J M i f t m Th 5« Ttii Sliil f ECUIlE certainty o f service In Tested Tire*. They nlvo euro eervlcc because it la proven service. Their cnd.ur- • nnco nnd inMettf'o have hern proved in tho ono way to * assure milonga to tho motorist, ou the car on; the road.” Hearken to that 1910 message, tho roads o f America send American motorists. Last year Goodrich, launching'd:: Ter t Car Fleets in six widely different regions of cur country, too!: Goodrich Tires, and with light and heavy cum mauled them over send, gravel and rock roads of plains, deserts and mountains, to try out— W hat thoso tires endured doubled Goodrich’s pride in its tires. They fought America’s roads through 4,170,744 tiro miles. They conquered tho roads <jf America In that phenomenal mileage, those BLACK SAFETY TREADS and SILVERTOWN CORDS. Let American motorists listen to this message from America’s roads. It means time and^money Evary W it B»W saved them. They get lasting servicq with the tires IngStampIsaeup towards Peacsv that have won the title. "America’s Tested Tires.1 T H E a F . GOODRICH R U B B E R COMPANY JaoktonyiUo Branch:, 802 Main 8t., Jtdaonville, Ha. T H E .-C IT Y O F GOODRICH • A K R O N , O H IO present 'war, the above phrune hr.s applied to the patriotic American negro—applied to him when ho Was horn in slavery nnd when he was free-born. , Srtie hy side with their masters, the negroes fought in_ the Revolu­ tion, tho wnr of 1912, the Mexican war on both sides of the war between the state and t,licn ns free men in the brief struggle with Spain and in the recent llun uprising in Mexico. Today descendants, of these heroic Murks are rushing to the colors in the groal_bnitU^ against autocrary, serving in all branches of the zrmy. They arc making a most creditable record in the training camps and can he relied upon to equal that of their forefathers when called upon for service in France. Ploridn, in Bpitc of its small.pop­ ulation hns eclipsed many much larger slates in tho supremely im­ portant matter of giving volunteer soldiers to the nation.' And It is pleasing to note that ‘negroes have volunteered and continue to volun­ teer in large numbers, while those subject to the draft have gone to training camps with cheers- and songs, on their lips. The army offers’ umlsual advan­ tages to strong, intelligent and pa­ triotic negrqgs in pay, training and rank, while the liberal government contributes as high as $50 a month for tho care of dependenta while they are.In service. The govern­ ment also insures soldiers up to $ 10,000'a t a most reasonable rate/ Negroes are needed for all branch­ es of the-army, and particu.arly .for the quartermaster corps and ateve- S e c our lin e Lawn Sprinkle™ , G arden H o s e , ! awn Fernald Hardware Company Pure, Sparkling* Spring Water Brought:To Your Door Daily E lder Springs W ater “H as a Guaranteed, Purity T, 0 . Charles Distributor PHONE 338 lliIlII^jK3lI!ll!IlIlIXDlDHraIl3^KlI^l^nmxIlIralfi|lsc,ul,n,1 �Sr$ rH"* April 1 * 1 ULD ------ THRIFT CAMPAIGN IN SEMINOLE iMM$y • -v ■ W W W 1; " ' '-!— ■ ’ Tbs development of thia tract proparty have accomplished not only ■howa-that the gentlemen jn charge for their company but for the en­ of. Florida Groves have not been tire county. P c tm u U r Elder U luthtirlty f0f (he following' figures yrhleh « 5 (,k*n'lrom the report* made to him by the various Postmastorvln the county and which ■how.tho amount of sales of W»r Savin*. Stamps and Thrift Stamps at every postoflice for the month’ of M arch's, well oaths total «*!«• at each, office alnco the beginning1of the 'enmpnign: Sales to Name of March Total pcatoffico Feb. 2itth Sales Sales Altamonte Springs.........................*........ 102.C9 $ 67.40 $ ’ 160.09 BririKcnd— ---------- - ......'•••_—*..... — 12.38 95.22 . 107.60 u1uota--------------- ........................ ...... 28.02 49.90 * 77.92 •Geneva....... ............ ................. ............... 274.22 GC.9G 341.20 Kolokee ---- -........................................... 115.24 00 16.24 Lake Mary —.......... — .............. .......... 15.37 00 15.37 00 00 Longwootl.'..... ........*4........................... 18.01 5.14 . 23.15 134.91 • 0 yif dO— — - •’*r ******•***— '*•***»••*—**— 59.17 194.03 I’aola -.................. — -............... — - 27.00 7.89 34.69 00 Wagner ....—.......................... ........... 00 • 00 — 1532.33 Stmfbril ..... .... ............................ ■ 1562.85 3095.18 idle and there aro buildings to house the laborers, there are stack* of til­ AUTO ACCIDENT FATAL ing and materials of , *11 kinds for greater development and on every Daby Killed at Formosa and Others hand signs of great activity tb it de• are Injured ■. noto prosperity and success. Some As the result of n collision with an young groves have been planted on Autbmoliile late. Mbhday afternoon the jra c t by stockholders who have littlo three-ycarold Mabel, daughter the orange grove Idea In their minds of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Gwens of >pd the tree* are doing well but any­ Seabreeze is dead, and her mother Is one seeing' the farming development badly bruised, while another riaugh loses sight of the fact that oranges ter, Ituby, is so painfully nnd seri­ arc grown in Florida, although this ously Injured she had to be removed section of the state is the finest or­ to her home on the beach tn Hand’s ange grove-propositi oh or; was years automobile nmhuhmce. , ago that the state could boast. The Sirs. Owens and her two children company has 1500 actes- In • the tract, COO acres of which has already were intending to visit with Mrs. IL T .. Moore of Formosni she had Totals...----- ---- .......... ....... ..... ... .. . $21(1.17 $1905,55 $4105.72 hren sold. alighted from the bus and* ’was As noon nrrived nnd the sun was crossing the road in its rear, when getting in his best work the party she ’perceived car* coming in both was taken to . Swope Park, Tn the directions. Her first thought was to heart of the .new town site, railed get off the road, so with little Ruby Iowa City on thp hanks of the Er 6n- close behind hoc, and Mabel In her • • ** '___ • * lorkhntcliie Creek, one of tlio most arms Mrs. Owens endeavored to beautiful 4pots in Seminole county. DAY SPEN1L ON FLORIDA GROVES CO. LANDS Here where the banks of the creek runch the outside of the road, hut in this she failed. The car driven rise from twenty-five to flft^- feet by C. H*. Land of Maitland struck IS A REVELATION * and immense oaks and other shade Mrs. Owens, throwing hep child to A* the guests of Messrs. Hurra and most satisfactory drainage pjan us trees combine to shade and beauty the ground wfth such force that Swope a party of Sanford boosters approved by the state drainage law. is n natural park that some cities death was propounced by physicians vourjieyed to Oviedo Wednesday Then the lands were cleared and would give millions to possess. Iowa as - coming almost instantaneously, these who were among the visitors fenced and despite the newness of City has been pjalt’rjl, in city lot* ituby was strurk and severely in­ brine E. A. Douglass, J. D. Dali. the soil were put in. crops nnd surh but will not be touched until the jured. K. I’. Forster and It. J. Holly. They crops ns they have made—almost1rnilruad comas nnd this town site Mr. Land suhl he did not see any urn’ whisked over the smooth brick beyond belief, unless actually seen. will then take on the airs of u real of the party until he was “almost roads that join the Sanford Orlando There are 200 acres of cotton much metropolis. When this time comes upon them. From his remarks it -SwojK Park will be the scone of road and through the tree shaded of which is above ground nnd look­ would seem they stepped out in Hrllsl where Nature unadorned pre­ ing good, G5 acres of Irish potatoes many n fishing nnd hunting and pic­ front of hij machine from the rear vails and where cleared farms nlter- that are one of the'hcst stands in the nic parly for its nntural beauty en­ of the bus. lie paid he did all in his hanced by the hand of man us it ■n.te with wild hammock Innds, county, every hill filled*-and the power to avoid the accident, hut it will be is bound to draw the crowds. making a pleasing picture even to vines looking strong and healthy Iowa City Is no dream to the man was impossible. He told the cor­ tho»p In th e ‘party who have h-en with big potatoes already bursting oner’s jury he was'running nt fifteen here long enough to become familiar the ground, 115 acres of cabbage who has seen cities grow nut of the ihiles per hour.with surh scenes but never tired of that the buyers claim is the best wilderness nnd when the A. C. L. builds to Florida Groves property ns watching the charming Florida sccn- shipped yet and so good, that it is intended in the near future and us Seminole County Schools Will Have bringing good prices on .the ground * cry. .Chance for $200 the F. E. C. already goes through • •K, nnd is already sold. This cabbage Two hundred dollars ns prizes has Arriving at Oviedo the .party was part-of this property one can easily patch is a great sight nnd a small been .offered by the Honorable J. W. taker/ direct to thV immense tract see a great future in store for a sec­ known as the Florida Groves where army of workers were busy rutting tion that is hacked by such a pro­ Archibald, a patriotic citizen of lie face, of nature is being changed and shipping. Twelve cars have ductive soil as that of the great Jacksonville, to be competed for by ‘defy to moke the old datpe feive up already been cut and four, cars were hammock Innds that are being.devel­ sehools throughout the state in sell­ her treasures in response to the being rut Wednesday with four more oped day by day nnd being devel­ ing war savings stamps and in en­ touch of the husbandman and where to follow. This land is new, yet oped .under a plan that is Imund to listing new savers in the thrift army. there are more improvements than at demonstrates beyond.any doubt the suereed under the great co-operation Mr. Archibald's offer was mprio at any other place in Seminole county. fertility of this rich hammock land idea of helping each other to plant the meeting nf tin- county chairmen Florida Groves Co. is a misnomer and as soon as the. cabbage crop is and grow and market, buy materials in Jacksonville a few days ago. for the name should be Florida olf cotton will follow. Mr. Harrs and hire luhor to the mutual ad­ Mr. Archibald has turned over to Farms or Gardens or something that ban erected on one of the ridges a vantage of all concerned. State . Director J. F. C. Griggs^ his string of barns and farm buildings more clearly covers- thfcf Irpmcnse AqiI in passing it would he well to check with the brief statement of farming project. The company is arid implement sheds and a home ■'ick U pin right at 'this point* how he wished it used. One hun­ operating upon thA best plan that for Mr. Shelton who is in charge of These lands are just eighteen miles dred dollar* nf this money wilt be has been developed in the state and tin- work utxl this place is facetiously from Sanford, the greatest trucking given to the school making the largnamed _ Iturrville. Here the com­ looks like a winner. The plan is co­ center ill the world with water and gest number of sales between now operative and instead of selling lands pany hopes to.have in the near fu­ rail transportation, also within four and January 1. 1919. Another $100 ture, silos, cattle, hogs nnd cltiekenn to people who are ignorant of farm­ nnd here w’ill also lie planted the miles of (tviedp. a beautiful and up will be given to the school making ing In Florida, allowing them to feeds of. nil hinds for the stock* and to date little city with the.A. (’ I.., the larges! sale per capita. This is •cote down, here and perhaps make and ’ Seaboard Air __Line Railway i just a rough. Outline of the, plan failures, the lands are sold to nnrth- staple crops of all kinds. • A team connection anjl connected with good w b i r l i w i l l lie d c v V I o p c d i n t h e s t a t e was busy harrowing and raking and •*cn people, are’ placed in first- class putting lutiO in shape ami Dunging* hrirk .roads to all points f it* the director’s' office, and full Mletuil* of condition, farmed, the produrts sold had to demonstrate that be was a count j’ and state. .Near Lake Jessup which will he sent • tojjnll^of the tird the owners "get dividend* on farmer by driving the four mule* where at one time in the early days schools. * * * ■ Sfl steamers brought goods to Oviedo their investment. , In making known • this generous once around. The party concluded landing nt ’White’s wharf itud where The Florida Groves Co. first that he was too good a farmer to be boats will again land and supply oiler in prizes by Mr. Arelii bald, d i d these rich Imnnmii'lt lands i ll r|; *>f , t*»* c a r t and decided then i In* m i j n t r . w i : h tin* b i - m - t i l* of State Director lirigt;- *tai"d that I .' ill . . in to tin1black H tinmock !,i>d th re i " retire mm to I he' far yi v.mir itun-i’MriaiiMU *tin . day hi lh.ee ** liools which lime already be gllll work will lose l i e c ,,f the ef ilnon ige iii-tri«*l and near l.ake si.me day tu 'is* future "when hi* •hr future "lor! itiai* they have already made J- .it, . 11 hi a comprehensive and uitlicllie i t ' * aril bread fail*.’ We would like to linger long at during the campaign, but they will Swope Hark hut the party agreed to be given credit for all of the sales take a lot on.the hanks fif the creek or pursluises that they have made, and build a bungalow- where they before this offer was put* foreword. could retire after the war and rest a. Dei ails of the plan will be nnfew weeks, . noiinced in bulletins issued to the Gelling hack to Oviedo the party sehools many of which have already was taken to the Oviedo Hotel i loved their sessions for the* spring where a big chicken pie and every- I term, but those which do not open !hi-'g else good to A,at was placed be- 'again until laic summer will have for* them and where the meal wa*:utnple opportunity to win one of e nilan Fed by the presence of Mrs. j these valuable prizes. Requests that you save wheat I’.jrrs and her charming daughter I in war savings stamps atoll who are residing in ,*.i....i Orlando. i... for the will hitve nn added value when they and help win the war winter. Aft^r dinner iho party was tire turned over to the winners, again taker! to th e’farms for a pic­ ture Tn the potatoes nnd cabbage Schwab In .Charge and. where Douglass and Forstez Washington, April 17.—The build­ posed alternately us Mrs.' Wiggs of ing'of the g^eat. merchant marine this Cabbage Patch before the.cam ­ whirl! will transport America.’* itiuji* era. This picture will hr*published and resources to the battle front later In The Herald unless these was entrusted today by the shipping gentlemen come across with the hoard to Charlew M. Schwab, steel­ cigurs. maker and ship builder, who becomes After the pictures the visitors director general of the E,mergency were taken to the shores of Lake fleet corporation, wit It unlimited Jessup to view the farms qf the power to put through the vast urges this—and in doing so use Calumet with Linton Hros. in Hlack Hammock building program already underway. who last season cut down their or­ corn and other coarse flours, and practice "Mr. Schwab will have complete ange grove, went in for lettuce and supervision and . direction of the true economy in c o s t-in use—in time. romuine and cleared up more than work of shipbuilding,” snid an offi­ they had for several-years -with the cial announcement from the White grove. * House after Mr. Schwab had been And then horfioward hound there to copfer with President Wil­ through tlio rich, hammock litnda son in company with Chairman Hur­ again nnd through the fnrming sec­ ley of the shipping hoard. Charles tion adjacent to Oviedo and through Plez, vice president and general the beautiful orange grove • proper­ manager of the licet corporation, ties of charming Lake Charm where and Halnbridge Colby, a member of the Leos and the Meades'and other th«j hoard. . . pioneers have reigned fpr so many Control of policies, which includes becauM It mean, purity » bllkin* powderyears in peace and comfort and decisions as to number,- size and purity in baking*, and aureat reaulU prosperity and then home-t«^-5«iP ford and work again after ono of the character x>f ships to - he built with the millions appropriated by con­ most "Perfect Days'* In our lohg his­ tory of Florida days ’ each more gress f)tMl will rest with the shipping w a r t im e nearly perfect than those preceding. board, ‘ Mr. Pics, at his own suggeWIRiL relinquishes the position of And If there are any of our readers who hsve not seen this great section general1manager of the fleet corpora­ around Oviedo, who have not seen tion, which- position, is abolished, Free—ten d for it today Florida Groves property or Swope Mr. HuMey remains chairman of the Park of Iowa City arid Black Ham­ board and president of the fleet cor* * mock section our advice .to .you Is to poratlon. In acharge of policies. * Mr. go now and enjoy the day aa these Pies continues- aa vice- president of 8anford men enjoyed Wednesday, 4100 Fillmore S t . . Chicago, Illinois PAGE THREE L-.lt- ' - I Meat is as JW * (, * * as Steelf and Ships *'■ . Food is the first euenti&I of the fighting forces. The American fanner a n d . the ■packer have met every war emer­ gency, and have promptly furnished an adequate supply of wholesome m eat No other industry can claim a better record of war time efficiency. Swift & Company has shipped to the United States Government and the Allied Nations, GREAT FARMING SECTION * r, -; , Over 12,000,000 Pounds (400 carloads) por week, of beef, pork, and lard, since January 1,1918. • In one week recently weshipped 2 4 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Pounds (8 0 0 carloads) and the demand is increasing. Our profits are limited by the Food Administration to 9 per cent on investment in the meat depart­ ments. (This means about 2 <jents on each dollar of sales.) No profit is guaranteed. W e are co-operating with the Government to the best of our ability. ^ Swift fit Company 1918*'Year Book, con­ taining many Interesting and Instructive facts, sent on request. Address, Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois Swift & Company u . s. A. Si LIKE BA CO N OU k n o w how cooking b rin g s o u t all th e ric h p u n g e n t flav o r of b aco n — . t h e r e ’s n o th in g t h a t ta s te s b etter. B u t you w o u ld n ’t like it raw . Y The U. S. Food Administration IT’S TOASTED n. , So we toast t hcByri cy tobacco used in L U C K > ^ T k \K E Ciga• rettes for exactly the same retisoq —to bring out the rich, solid flavor. The Calumet Company Governm ent Experts Selected Calumet for Arm y and Navy Use - Recipe Book Calumet Baking Powder Co. ■And this article la not en adver­ the board. Mr. Schwab will organ tisement but en appreciation of lie and carry forward.the work of . S'. -- •- - , ■ - ' ' - *» “ “ * •' .* ' '' *’ ,: n jf.»’ 4 •’* ’ ' "*i*— « »i * 1 ■ 1 —, ■i ’ *?I..*■',* i» •* • • _ -V a. .M *. . * .* / • ' ; ..: ->. •. f . • t V •. . *1 . v -**“■*.-1 » / ' • <jijm �V. v ** THK J _ THE SANFORD HERALD H. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, BbiU m i M m |c r Pubtbh*4 E n q r T u a d s y and P rk U t THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY BUBSCRimON PUCK IN ADTANCK: O N I Y E A R ................................................ KEY MONTHS « . . . . , ' , «««• «•«#, . «««. * 1 4 1 TB9KX MONTHS........................................... .71 OaOtarad la (ka a t/ kr Cwriw 11,00 Par Taw la * Adrftata or 10a Par MaaU _ Pa/Moota la Aarsaca Mart Da Madr al O Sra Mafl Maltar A a o tl Had al Ika PaataBWa al Baafard. Flartda Uadtr AclaCMarck Ird, ItT t O Saat Harald DolIdJa* TMafhaaa No, 1i t A suspected German apy caught In hla rooms at a Miami hotel ahot ono of the captors in the leg and was immediately' killed by them in return. This is the proper way to deal with Gcrmana spies and saves lots of trouble. Inter them instead of.intern. . ,* • seems the hottest month in the yesr. It is tho last mdnth of the hested term and after spending the summer hero eyeryone feels the heat more in September than In any other month. Those who have left the state do not care to return in September ant there are many other objections that could be stated. We all know what happened last y e ar. in the schools and that does not need re­ peating. There was nothing said about the schools opening in Septem­ ber- last year, the county school board and tbe local school board did not know that the people ob­ jected to this early opening until after tho schools opened. The weath­ er is delightful now and the schools could close next month as well as this month and the pupils would never notice the difference for there has been no heat os yet that would affect the pupils' in tho least. ; Therefore without going Into de­ tains The Herald wOuW'suggeat that patrons of the bqhools -«he con­ sulted now regarding tho opening of the Sanford -schools and they will find that two thirds of tho parents wnnt the schools opened in October Instead of- September. * ---- h ~ - THEY ARE LEDGER TRANSFERS, ♦ ... ___o---- ^ FA it MEHS WANTS. TO • K NOW ABOUT TRANSPORTATION One of the greatest bugbears of the fanners in the way of increasing their production of food crops is the scarcity of farm labor. It was fell before the breaking out of the war, but. the situation lias .become, acute, since then. The same causes which produced the pre-war shortage have been increased and intensified since the war began, with its pressing de­ mand for millions or men to fill the ranks of the army, und many more millions to man the munitions fac­ . B ut th e y ’re so practical and tories, to build the ships and keep in active operation all the numberless . ’durable that y ou fctyi keep activities bom of the war. nearly' all your records in As they read the exhortations of them . . the authorities, seated at their com­ T h ere’s a type to m eet every fortable desks in 'Washington, to purpose, and th e BJailpanD - "produce more food," the farmers sto c k forma that fit them arc smiled a smile that had a tinge' of no carefully d rsicn ed .tlm tyou sarcasm in it, and wondered whero the labor was to come; from to culti­ arc able to use m any o f them vate *any niorc acreage. They w ith ou t the sligh test change. thought of the long hours they wore Bound in Red Cowhide Back already putting Into food produc­ and Corners, Corduroy Sides, tion, hours running from before sun­ Steel Ilitiges,.T op Lockring. up till after, sun-down in a desperate effort to keep' ahead of the grass in L et us dem onstrate how • y o u can nave tim e, labor and ‘ the corn, or the cotton, and compartheir hard, gruelling labor for 16 or m on ey by u sin g the C£nH»n5n more hours of dayllghr, with thf P ost Binder. eight, hours of tbe desk writers In’ thslr comfortable offices, cooled by electric fans, -anti the things those hard-fisted farmers said would not PhoD* 148 Sanford, Florida bear repetition In a .family journal. HERALD PRINTINGCO. it, liiT _____ The spirit and the will waa there. OPENING OF SCHOOLS Boat fall the Sanford achoola open­ They would have been-glad to* dou­ ed In September and It waa not aatla- ble or treble their production. But factory • to the parents* or to the how to do Itt T h e4flesh had al­ pupil*. September as everyone ready' been strained to„,the last knows is *tho hottest or s t least .limit of strength apparently. THE TEACHERS’ PAY .The Tribune-has received the fol­ lowing from.* tourist in thfs state, Wo may not be able to do all that relative to the teachers’ pay situa­ wo wont to do hero while the war is tion; and as he is a man who has on but after the war is over'this part traveled considerably over the state of Florida will surprise the world this winter we qre pleased to note and mcantimo wo should bo getting his comment as follows: ready for that time. There ate "Your recent editorials favoring a _ many improvements that can be living wage for teachers of the state made in this city and they will have been received with great inter­ come through the concerted efforts of est from St. Petersburg, Clearwater the Sanford Hoard of Trade. and as far up the line as Sanford. ---- O---"The . home girls at Sanford and The city council of Gainesville linn olsowhcrs in the state arc preparing . solved one feature of tho vagrancy to take employment in government probjem. That .body has passed an or other service fils soon ns possih ordinance providing that pool rooms for next year, because of conditions InGaincsvillo may be kept open you named." only between the hours of 6 p. m. The Tribune knew when it spoKe and 11 p. m. That, gives all a of this possibility that* there would * chance to be employed during the be a Lolnj away of Florida teachers , day—and there is plcpty of work for for tho purpose of getting a living everybody now.—Plant City Cour­ wage. Wo arc sorry that it i*~truc, ier. , and wo regret it especially, because <<L-0---it means tbe going out of those The candidates for the legislature whom our "tourist" is pleased to should pledge themselves to the re- cal. the "home girls." _ apportionment of the state. Thin "W'e have found out that there important matter has been delayed ure a clnss of teachers coming in ev­ long enough and Tbe Herald hopes ery year from distant slates, attract­ that the candidates for the legisla­ ed by the ease with which they ture in ' this county- will stand for may now get in tho Florida school this renpportionment. There should rooms, and attracted-by the climate. bu a.few public meetings held in thin These teachers would come to Flor­ county and our candidates should ida anyhow, many of them* because tell the people where they stand on of the healthfulness o/ the climate; .several very important questions. and the fact that a low Biliary is paid Many cities are getitng up cam­ is not a delcrenl, for as a matter of paigns for a "War Chest" whifti fart, many of them would have to means that They gel all the money come to tile stale if they got no sal­ at one time for the Heil Cross, the ary at all. This clnss will not he affected by IT. M. C. A. and all other war work," the present low rate paid; but it is put it in the banks and have it sub­ ject for call and then apportion the homo teacher, the boys and girls It out to the dilTercnt needs. If Ibis of Florida who* have been fitting themselves In our schools and cob could 4 '* be worked lldre it would # save much time of the committees and leges uml universities Tor the profes­ save the worry of those who are sion of leaching. Thesis caught by forced to cough up every two* or the sudden anil persistent rise to three months. The money would unheard of heights of 4ill living ex­ have to be forthcoming hilt those penses are forced to go mTl of the who give could give their 'notes or state and out of their*chosen profes­ promises to pay and make thr work sion for u living. \Ve trust the constitutional amend­ of the colleclots easy. ment will be voted ut the coming election so that .It may be possible to pay Floridn teachers something nearer.tho value of the most excel­ lent srvice they ure rendering.— ESEfllpfflEa .Tampa Tribune. * 4 jjagssj nn Nevertheless, tho farfnefs of Flor­ ida made one lost supremo effort. They bent their -backs to the burden and doubled their acreages of many food products, notably potatoes and cabbage, and this without knowing where .the labor to harvest their fast growing crops waa to be had. They trusted to Providedco and the government for that. But the crops grew and reached maturity and were finally loaded on tho cars and .sent rolling northward. Then the far­ mer’s troubles began. The. railroads fell down on their Job. Where it hnd taken six days at. most to reach tho northern markets it now took ten. Result, the farmer’s perishable stuff - rotted on the 'way, and' the Only return he got wot a request -to pay the freight bill. Poor encour­ agement that, to increase produc­ tion. Now tbe government is taking the labor situation in hand.’ It is.ex­ empting necessary farm labor from tho draft until after fho crops ar« harvested, and it is making arrange­ ments to prevent the congestion-of labor in certain localities, and scatcity in other!, by a, more equitable distribution. Tho United* States Employment Servico of the Depart­ ment of Agriculture can be appealed to In case of u shortage of labor in any section and will assist in sup­ plying* the deficiency. It has also made an arrangement with the Ca­ nadian authorities by which there will be no transference of labqr to Canada until local needs have been supplied. Now,, if the government ran guarantee the speedy and certain transportation of Florida produces to northern markets tho Florida far­ mer will have some encouragement to speed up production.—Tampa Times. OUST THE MONGREL BULL An ubservant traveler in Florida Is impressed by the number of mon­ grel bulls running at large wherever cattle are to be seen. They are un­ dersized, scrawny animals, possess­ ing no desirable quality other than thir ability to get calves—for ir is an unfortunate fact that mongrels aro often more prolific than purcnreds. "We ran never hope to build up the cattle industry of Florida until these undesirable bulls are elimin­ ated, nor can we expect purebred bulls to exert any appreciable influ­ ence on the native cattlo while they are forced to compete with large numbers of these mongrels." That ii the condition oh seen by 'D. II. Wnttsnn. who is cooperating with the University of Floridn extension division in beef cattle investiga­ tions. A number of Florida cattlemen with the Idea of improving their stock have purchased one or two purebred bulls, which they turned out with several hundred head of native cattle,of which 20 or :I0 were hulls, Al the end of the year when they rounded Up their stock and found only a few calves heating the stamp hf the purebred, hlond they were disappointed and nt onc^ de­ cided that their purebred hulls were worthless. These men failed to take into consideration the fact that theirgood bulls were forced to spend most of their time fighting the scrubs served the cows. As u result of Lust such conditions tnapA^ have formed the opinion that purebred bulls can­ not- be successfully used on the na­ tive stock, and have laid it to no other reason than the one just given. No'one who saw the big growthy steer, tbe product of a native cow and a purebred bull, shown by tbe Walkill Farms at the State Fair, Jacksonville,, can doubt the value of the purebred bull in building pu the native cattle of Florida. -Any farmer will be money ahead if he will dispose of ids crub butts for beef and use the money to purchase good purebred bulls. If he feels that ho cannot afford to take so decided a step, let him sell enough scrubs to enable him ,to purchase one good one. Then let him select 30' to 40 of his best scow-s and see that they are served by his good bull. .T h is ‘will give opportunity to observo the ben­ efits ol good beef blood and will pro­ vide a noudous for an improved herd. Should he still feel that he cannot afford- more purebred bulls, to can save , the beat male calves Irom these selected cows for use on the rest of his natlva cows. There are stiff a fow good pure­ bred bulls-for sale in the sta te / at reasonable prices, and those .who get them will bo taking a’ big stride to­ ward improving -their.beef cattle. »rfM W W W W V A artc^ rtn^irtnrtB fthA nrtJW w wln n ttn Mnonn#W ta#W wrfV>nsrfVs Unswerving Fidelity v A United N ation we stand in this solemn hour calm ly facing a fu­ tu re with confidence bom of complete faith in American Ideals and American M anhood. DO YOUR B IT and BUY A BOND for L JB E R T Y . This Bank stands ready to help w ithout compensation tnb handling of these bonds for YOU. CAPITAL 930,000.00 PEOPLES B A f y ( 0 F S A N F ° R D SANFORD, FLORIDA' II. R. STEVENS 0. M. HAND " ■ <»■*<« F, L WOODRUFF Ylc*Pr*(iJml 1 ..... - 0. L. TAYLOR CaiUar T R. R. DEAS Au’tCudiW THE B A N K THAT IN SU R E S Y O UR D EPO SITS MERCHANTS TO OBSERVE POTATifWEEK Will Refuse to Sell W|l£at . -* Flour That Week ^ Lowtlo Oglesby, Denalcr Stafford, T. O. Gillis, Willia O. Goolsby, Harrold Holiday, C. R. Peqbody, Robert Merrlwether, Robert Routh, Staf­ ford LeFils, Grover LeFila, ' Paul Dooley, E. L.. Mott, Frank campbell, William Hartley, Floyd Waajiburn, Oscar DuBose, Edwin L, Dinklc. Sam J. Pickens, Harry H. New­ man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. King, -Charles Prlestcr, Robt. O. Weeks, Walfrcd Pierson, Vender Perritte, Adolph. Shaw, Barney F. Griggs, Harry Mjles, Duncan Mit­ chell, Drawdy Mat there, Lewis Col­ lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, William B. Lynch, James H. Leo, J. C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal George Hyman • John E Hawkins Fred Ballard Cal Robert Willie Joe Zap! Ralph Geiger Harry Geiger Fred Ballard •» Robert Hill Eddie Potter Raymond McDonald Carl McDonald Clarcnco Temple . .„ Joe Gucrry, William Shepard Carl Takach Victor M. Greene First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring Second Lieut. Ralph Wight.__ Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynne, Walter Mason, John Pezold, Paul Pczold, Edmond Stowe, Frank Lossing, ArihurLossing. Berkeley Blackman Worthington Blackman . . Wallace Crosby Henry Lee , Alvin Kendall llrlttaln Johnson Joseph Wynn Chas. S. Lee, army. Tate Chapman Robert A. Cobb. . The merchants of Seminole coun­ ty are patriotic and in accordance with' tho wishes of the food admin­ istrator that the week of April 29th be set aside as P otato' Week in which week there would be no wheat (lour used they have agreed that they would not sell any wheat flour in the week beginning April 29th. This is certainly a -step in the right direction and theso merchants arc to be commended upon their action in thus assisting the food administra­ tion and the government. If nil the people will observe Po­ tato Week it will not only save the wheat but* i t will help the potato growers who at this lime arc har­ vesting a bumper cfop of Irish pota­ toes and every one in Florida using more potators for one weok will kce(? the potato prices steady just when the Florida farmers need the market. The following merchants of Sem­ inole county( hnve agreed to refuse to sell wheat Hour for the week of April 29 th: L. P. McCuller Roberta Grocery J. A. Harrold Rivers Hros. t(,. Schwartz * J. It. Williams W. II. Hand B. B. Turner . Merchants’ Grocery John Stemper Ridicule and Rumor. J. J. Cates The chief difference between rldlculo J. A. Potts snd genuine humor Is Hint ridicule Is . M. D. Gatrhel cruel nnd humor I* kind. Rldlculo . O. C. Hryant shows hick of understniiillnK nnd con­ Partin Bros. sequent hick of tolernnce. Humor, hy D. (>. Daniel k aienns of understanding, becomes tol­ M. S. l.everrttr erant. The realty great humorists aro great huinntillnrhins.—Exchange. C. S. West Lawton Bros. • I. I). Hart Humility. L. M. Kelt hinder To practice humility look. Into the Logan Mer. Co. sky nnd remember what thou know, Flynt Bros. • est not.—A Chinese proverb. C. E. Harrison # 4 ’ SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR ' flatting to the Top. To succeed take hold of the era thing that will lift you up and thta take hold of .the next thing nvallabla to lift ybu. still a little higher. n,a you will go to the top with reason*, bio rapidity. In the District' Court of the United . Slates for tho Southern District or Florida. In Bankrupiry In the Matter of . . John K. Mettinger, Bankrupt . To the erditora of John K. Mst- . linger of Sanford, Fiqrida, in the county, of Seminole district aforesaid, bankrupt. • Nfitico is "hereby given that on the 1st day of April, 1918, the said Job K. Mettinger was duly adjudinttd bankrupt, aniLthat the first mettyj of hln creditors will be held id tbs Court House in Sanford, Florida, oa the 30th day of ’April, A. I/. 1911, at one d’clock in the afternoon it which time aaijl creditors may ittend, prove their claims, nppoint i trustee, examine the bankrupt, snd transact such other business as miy properly come before said rnt-eting. Dated Tampa, Florida, this ICtk day of April, A. D. 1918. H. P. BAYA, Referee in Bankruptcy. 69-ltc Notice of Application for -Tat Drtd ’ Under Section 8 of. Chaptrr 4.US. Laws'of Florida Notice is fiereby given that It. IL M uirhcad,.‘purchaser of Tax Cntiflcptc No. 324,-dated the Cth day of July, A, D. 1915, has filed slid certificate III my office, and hu made application for tax deed Is issue in Mcojujance 'with law. Slid certificate wTunbracrs the folloriny decrihed property, i.imuted hi Sem­ inole county^ Floridu, lo-vui Ntt'i of MV t* of. SELL Sec. :I2. tv !» S„ It. 31 E., 10 acres. The .*iid Innd being assessed nt the date of the issuance of such certificate is the name of II. A. Lhvejoy. Ur.lru said certificate uliall he- redeemed according to law tux tired »i!l idue thereon cm the 20th day of A. I>. 1918. Witness my official signature and so.tl this t ho* 1St Ii day of'Apri!. A. R '1918. g (scaLdfe E. A. DOUGLASS. k wirruit ttourt Seminole Co, Clerk™ Florida. - ' By.V. E. Douglass, I). C. C9-Fri*5tc . . Helping Business Navy Karl Schultz, Sherman Ilouth, Collier Drown, Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Itoumiilat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ cer, nugli White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Lawton, James Purvis, William Hurt ley, Wnllaco Lipford, W, C. Temple Forrest • Gatrhel, Ed. Cameron* Lyman* Baker," E. S. 'Wnrd,"RbT)drt Deane, Tcnny Deane, F. F. Roper. Army John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley Walker,. . Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe Chittenden,- Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, George McLaughlin, Harold* Wash­ burn, Albert Fry, James Estridge, George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. A. Pnttisbull, Meade Fox, Ingram Gucrry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ liams. Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dicklns, John Lco. ’J .' AS. .tafford, Andrew Aulin,' John' Cater Lawton, Alfred II; Back. Herbcrt/Fuller, Joe Lewis, Arthur Ixtwis, Milvllle C. Tyler, J. F. Coates, Ernest Gormtcy, Walter Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sani Pevehouse, Harry Carlson, j C, E. The Furrow of Ufa. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long .In plowing tbe furrow of Itfa James Weaver Norman Baker, Er­ straight, you may plow aome flowers nest C.' Morris, Ike House, T. M, coder, bot you’ll plow lots of vermin Hill, Harry Rabun, Gu)t Stafford, oub-rExchinte.- ii-. i. 1-4 SURPLUS 916,000.00 . The Federal*Reserve Banking System was created.largely to p ro te c ta n d b c n -. . efit those engaged in industry, com­ merce and agriculture— both employers _ and employees. Its main purpose Is to help those who borrow and provide a currency more responsive to business needs, a a a a a a a a s i ■ We are members of this system and yoti can secure its benefits and add to its strength by becoming one of our depositors. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM- ’ Stop in and le t us see ju st how we can m eet your particular needs. *•••<, - • FIRST NATIONAL BANK I ... |: : -* * • 0/ SAN FORD ,..FLO RID A ’‘ ‘ . .. �1 *!>♦,Fts-t^ ------- — - little Happening^ ] Meatloaof Mstiers In Brief. Personal Items • «f Interest . 1 # I' l In and A bout The Citjr ^ Scarlet Salvia plants ready now, 50 cent* per dozen* Mrs* S* B. Wight. L. B. Colljns, D. W. CurrJe and Cleveland Jacob** were visitors from Chuluota Wednesday. Phone 104 for' ‘pi'caalng, cleaning and alteration*. . Quality and service Sanford Shoe. & Clo. Co. v 69-tf • Superintendent of Brad*treet’a Agency, H. B. Jones' of Tampa waa a buiiness visitor In Sanford Wed­ nesday. John W. Gallop of Dennison, Conn., who haa been visiting with Mr. I. D. Martin haa returned to bis home for the summer. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Physician. First National Bank Bldg., Phone* 330-W. G4rtf C.' Boyce ricll ipft yesreday for North Carolina where he will spend several weeks looking after the planting of a cotton crop. II. I). Lewis report* that *he has several bushels of No. 3 potatoes that can bo. had by any one who cares to call for them at his farm on Bcardall avenue near the Harry Ward place. . Special this week *— Baby site Cream, G doz In case, $4.00. Mc|.Cullers. 69-ltc Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes ex­ pect-to move frori) their old home on Sanford Heights to their home on Fifth street and they will bo all ready to receivo their friends next week in thelr.now abode. Will Stringfellow was over yrsterday calling on his Sanford friends and reports his cotton crop in Volu­ sia .county as being in good shape, I although ho had to replant some of it on account of the jlry weather. Scats for the Commencement Week piano recital to be given in High School Auditorium April 24 ' (Wednesday evening) may he re­ served in rows at ten cents ( 10c) per scat. This nominal admission is for p/ogTam expenses. For . reserves phone 262. G8-3tc Braxton Perkins was here yester.day looking after business and re­ ports his store at Daytona Beach as bring ready for business, and he ex­ pects to sec all his Sanford friends at the beach this summer. W. Spen­ cer Is working for Mr. Perkins now. Emory B. Brown of the Gulf Fcrtilixc'r Co. of Tampa was hero yes­ terday looking after business inter­ ests and while here was the guest of Mr. and Mra. It. J. Holly. Mr. Brown reports Tampa as booming with plenty of work in the ship yards nnd white he is working hard inanages to keep fat. We wish' through the columns of this paper to express our thanks to the people of tills community for the very liberal patronage accorded our repair department since • qur opening n week ago. • It is beyond our fondest expectations. Overland Kales it Service Co. • GD-Jtr Wilbur A. Ginn of Sanford imme­ diately after completing a splendid layout for St. Cloud in u combined water works anti electric lighting plant together with- sanitary st-wi'r* unil n disposal plant has again been called into municipal activity by the council of Sarasota, who have em­ ployed him as their consulting engin­ eer to make an appraisnl of the Deland Mixed Quartet • to assist (lie large regular Choir of Holy Cross Church VESPERS 7:30 p. m. Third Sunday after Easter. Mrs. Owens..................... Soprano Miss Johnson..”.’.*..*.^.,!. Contralto Mr. II. J. Wllmshurst...... ..Tenor f" Mr, Wiggins......... ........... ...Bass Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, Organist Dean Brown of Yale says: "In that ehufch the .choir is not left to sing any piece of pious doggerel *«t to religious rag-time or some lovo soijg. with plous'words put to It. jicri, nre the Tc Dcum, the Magnificat, thie Venlte,' the-Cloria in Excetsli, and the Benedietus with all the old office* for ooble. fcnd -systematic' worship. The- Old Original Faith The Church of the Apostles • To Which You are Invited Bplondljl MuiIc Always Any Seat you Take Is Your* * ■ - HOLY CROSS CHURCH Park Are. and Fourth St.* • ‘•L ■i-' Summary of (ho ■ Floating Smalt _ Talks Succinctly - Arranged forHerald Readers m .'^ •H A P P E N I N G S OF INTEREST IN A N D . AROUND SANFORD . Mrs. N* ^ Kt&c McLaaiMta, Social KdlUr. Anson* bavins S«m U. partlM io j say s r tk k for tbli column. U wnwM bn apptnciatnd U tbny mould uWpboaa JT0 J di franchise and electric lighting plaht of the company owned utility and prepare plans, specifications and es­ timates for a complete "new water and electric power plant together with the complement of aeweragg and water field services necessary to place Sarasota in the 'munldgal heavy artillery service line. For Wood and heavy hauling see Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf E<- P, Mono left yesterday for British Honduras where he will be for some time, looking after his large cattle nnd timber interest in that country. Mr, Morse will probably dispose, of much of his Central Amer­ ican property while away- with the Idea of coming to Sanford and sfart n large cattle ranch In this part^of the state as he thinks Florida offers untold opportunities to the cattle men of this country. M 'l $8 H. B. Jones of Tampa spent a few elzss of Amsrlcan Flags. . . days in the city thV w eek on busi­ The garrison flag ’of the United ness. States army Is made o f banting, with 86 fc«%fF nnd 20 feet hoist; 13 stripes, N. A. Blitch of .Tallahassee was and In. tho upper quarter next the staff in the.city on business Wednesday. la tho field or “union"-of atari, equal to the number of states, on blue field, over one-third length -of flag, extending F. P. Henderson -of Jacksonville is to the lower edge of the fourth red registered at the Hotel Carnes. jriripo^from the top. (a) Legacies....*.___ ____ Wctherald ■Beautiful PalriQtie Partjf In honor of Mrs. George Wash­ (b) Morning Wind.,____ Bratiscombe G. W. Willis or Jacksonville Orest Men Never Die. ington Huff, nee Miss :aura Lee, the (c) Intor Nos........... f .......Macfadyen registered at the Hotel Carnes. The career of a great man remains Mrs. F. M. Aldridge , ‘ Daughters of Wesley entertained at an enduring monument of homan en­ the attractive home of Mrs. W." P. Duet—To TheeWe Give.__ Braegncr ergy. .T h e man dies and disappears, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoy are Mrs. Aldridge and Mr; Drennen Carter on Tuesday-evening with, a* bat his thoughts and acts survive and Mrs. Berta Branch Bescham, ac­ guests of the Gables. beautiful patriotic party. Already leave an Indelible stamp upon bis race. —Samuel Smiles. -* famoua for their pretty ahower af­ companist. fairs with *which they have enter­ Economy Toolh Powdsr. tained for each succeeding bride Equal parts of salt anil* soda sifted Marriage Question. The members of the Every Week married from their ranks, "Camp Bridge Club were most delightfully together makes n very good tooth pow­ Mon sometimes wonders whether or Wheeler" was probably - tho most entertained by Mrs. Parramore on der. It preserves the teeth, .makes not he wants to get married; with.a unique and charming of them ail. Thursday afternoon at the Hotel them feel nice nnd smooth. woman her chief concern la whether The novel idea was perfect in all ita Carnes. After a scries of interest­ or not a certain man Is the one aha wants to marry. , details from’ the boys In _ khaki ing rubbers of bridge, scores were Map -Who Saves. which guarded the entrance, over a'dded and Mrs. A. P. Connelly The fellow-who has $200 In tho bank Exceptions to AIL Rules. which hung a big American ffig and having *high was presented-with a n Just that much rtcherdhon the chap In so complex a thing as human na­ the immense placard "Camp Wheel­ lovely silver bud vase.' Delicious re­ vho has to hnrrolr $6 from his nelgher" on the door; to the serving of freshments were served. Assisting ior, but expects somo day to ha to a ture, we must consider it hard to find rules without exceptions. dainty refreshments, red and white Mrs. Parrqmore in caring for her Vrtum’. I Neapolitan, whip, served with cream guests were Mrs. J. M. Wallace and and cherries- and heart shaped white .Miss Annie Parramore. Among the Iced cakes ornamented with tiny guests were Mrs.’ S .. Puleston, Miss flags, symbolizing the pretty senti­ Katherine Wilkie, Mrs. Thomas A Notice Notice I* hereby given that the ment “ that the heart follows the Neal, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. ft. board of county commissioners offer flag.” Red and white dahlias were 8. Keelor, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. for sale one pair of mules, pair to be the favors. The decorations we're Maggie Barnes, Mrs. Vorce, Mrs. designated by the hoard. For in­ lovely and appropriate. The hall and J. M. Wallace, Mrs. Cecil Gghbett, formation see commissioner in your rooms were hung with American Mrs. G. -F. Smith and. Mra. E. B. flags jvhilu stands, tables and man­ Morse. district,__.____ - - -__ ____ _ tels held masses of red, white-and E. A. Douglass, Clerk. • • s 68-tf blue flowers;. ve'rbpnaa, roses, carna­ Among the out of town guests at­ tions and gorgeous amaryllis from Thanksgiving the Mead Garden* in red; the white tending the shower ' 6n Ecdnrsda}’ We, the teachers nnd pupils of the were Easter *lillies, larkspur, sweet evening given for Mrs. George Huff Grammar School extend our most peas and ‘elder bloom while blue were .Mp, J. H. Lee, Mrs. C., F. hearty thanks to our many friends larkspur slgnjflcd tho blue. On the Leo, Mrs. B. W. Lawton, Mra. W. J. who have-enabled us to send the window draperies small American Lawton, Mrs. II.. P. Mathewson and sum of.one hundred and fifty-three silk flags were crossed and the flags Mrs. B. F. Wheeler of Oviedo. ($163,00) dollars to Mr. Marcus of the Allies were grouped on the Fagg for - the Children's Home In tables. Ropes of red, white and blue S. F. Wilson the popular salesman Jacksonville. festooned overhead, while the . na­ for the Consolidated Grocery Co. This has made us very happy and tional bunting draped doors and of Jacksonville Is In the city today. Inr the dining room a This will be Mr. Wilson’s last trip, wc believe that all those who have windows. had a part in this gift will rejoice corporal's • tent wan cleverly ar­ as he has enlisted in tlie navy and ranged, besides which wan hnnkod will report for duty next week. with us. huge masses Of delicate White pe­ Again we thank you. tunias. The decorative scheme was Airs. Geo. Dickenson. Mrs. It. S. Keelor will leave to­ brilliant nnd beautiful, arranged with morrow for her home in Westfield, exquisite taste. ( . N. j., after a pleasant visit of sev­ War Relic Train Here In the receiving line wero Mrs. W. eral weeks in Sanford the guest) of Chairman Forrest -Lake of the Liberty Loan Committee states that P. Carter, hostess, Mra. J. D. Rob­ her daughter and sqn-in-Iawr. Mr. the French Wnr Relic Train will be erts, class teacher, Mrs. Fannie V. and Mfa. W. E. Watson. here on* the morning of April 23rd Lee, Mrs. J. H. Leer* the bride's — 1— T *■* 'T *M * at 8 o'clock in the morning and re­ mother and grandmother and Gen­ F. J. Brady arrived in the city main until ten, giving everyone an eral Mrs. Dwight- Babbitt, the latter yesterday from Anniston, Ala., nnd opportunity to vfhit the train and wearing the uniform of a real sol­ will probably remain several days see tho rcsl relics of the war at first dier, a certain popular sergeant of before visiting other points in Flor­ hand. This’train is said to have one the Homo Guards. CmiUUnuUkUtitilKtri ida. of the finest displays of war relics Upon the arrivaDof the guest of that have ever been brought to honor she was conmandod to halt A. W. . Kaiser, of Baltimore, Mil., America and the train is a special and wan arrested by the guprd, arrived in the city Thursday from one travelling through all the states Walter Carter, Jr. and Edgnr Ben­ points on the East Const and. will to stimulate the Liberty Loan buy­ nett. She was ordered brought be­ remain several days before returning ing. Remember the date April 2.1rd fore the General, ‘whercupoir Hhe was home. at 8 a., m. GG-4t court martialcd and tried for being u German spy because she could not .Mr*. G. E. McLaughlin and Mrs. H ERE have been a good m any changes repeat the pledge to the flag, which Dexter, who hove been guest* at the ■f-A'.* 4 4- 4 ♦ 4 - 4 * 4 * • 4 4 in young m en’s stylos this spring. They >f‘ • i was repeated in unison by all pres­ Gables fur the past few months left ent. Being found guilty she was Wednesday for their homp In Toron­ 4- Take care your eyes by have been designed to conserve wool fab­ sentenced to "live with Corporal to, Canada. • getting glasses for poor ric by eliminating any unnecessary use. Huff for the rest of her life." She • vision weak eyes, or was escorted to the Corporate ten I • h e a <1n r h e . of Here’s one; a perfect example of the spirit Miiscs Lily nnd llnse Wakefield, by the “guard," a grucious young • l)r. J. C. DAVIS who have been guentn at tf>c Gables of conservation; neat; form fitting; one of the figure in her wedding gown of white • Graduate Optometrist ■fro the past few weeks returned to • ut tho (new) 1 crepe dc chine. Mrs. *C. S. Ltfo of their home in Toronto, Canada on m ost striking effects of the season. *. Oviedo rendered "Oh Leave Me Not, • LINCOLN HOTEL You-fellows who know a lot about styles Dear Heart" nnd responded to the Wednesday. *4 (old Empjre* • 7hearty encore, "Krcp the. Home 4 APRIL 27 to MAY 11 < will want to see this one. • It's a Varsity B W. Arnett arrived yesterday • Eyes Tested Free 1 Fires .Burning," the company ' as­ model and you’ll find your size in brand new from Cineimmli, Ohio and will re­ sembled joining in the chortis. *4 Work Guaranteed main sevirul weeks. While here be color combinations a t this store. • Don't uini until lo t day. The guard again entered bringing will be u guest of Hotel Carnes. • 69-4 tc in their blanket rolls which wtife laid • at the feet of Mrs. Huff. Upon be­ Charles Wheatley arrived in the « • • • • • » * - * * • • • • • ing opened they were found to con­ city yesterday from • Atlanta nnd tain the loveliest gissortmciil of wed­ The home of Ilnrt Schnffner i t Mttrr do!hen will remain several day* combining ding gifts. The surprise of the even­ FLORIDA hujiniMs and pleasure. 115 E. First Street ' Sniffer J, Florida « * • • ing came in the presentation by i"‘ " 1" • Genrral Babbitt of a handsome sil­ V E G E T A B L E S ver it. E. Lnrrimoro arrived today and mahogany fruit basket to Mr*. Cqrter, a parting gift from tho from Jacksonville and wilt remnin Florida green string beans held Daughters of Wesley of whlch class several days in Sanford combining about steady at $2.26-2.73 per.crall*. a|ie haa. been a faithful' ^member. Imiincu and pleasure. . Florida -egg|^.\nt ■.*04s' * s'tonghr ut* Mra. lth id tt eiprw ed iff a few ZBBBB $3.25-4.75 per crate. Florida, pop­ well chosen remarks* the regret ..of Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Ilowen ar­ pers ranged ‘ $2.50-4i00 per- crcile, the*'class in losing Mrs, Cartcri from rived yesterday from Thmpn nnd Florida grapefruit, West Const, ... ranks and wishing for licr^uccejs will be guests nt Hotel Carnes for bright*, sold 55.C0-5.50 p e r. crate, and happiness in her new home. several days. and Central District hrights $4.00• National airs’*Wr 6 played during 4.50. Movement of apples was 370 Mrs. John Courier and Bon left the presentation of gifts and the-rcs! cars compared »with 50!) last week, fun began when Mrs. Huff was pre­ today for Jacksonville where they and 300 for the corresponding week sented with a ."qucaUonaire". -to. bo will be the gucaU of. friends, fqr sev­ last year. Shipments - ere f fairly filled but. Her humorous answers eral days. equal from the box and the barrel and the comical efforts of .all- theso r—----sections. Celery shipments de­ embryo soldiers 'nt . saluting, m ated, David Laird of Savannah, general claimed ttbour one-half to GO. cars, much merriment nnd ripples of manager Southorn Bell Telephone mostly from. Florida. Florida ship­ laughter, , " '• ped 164 cars of grapefruit, compared * Out of town guests on this happy Co, was In the city Wednesday on with 150 last week and 141 the week occasion were Mrs. J. H. Leo, Mrs. business. _ % before. Oranges, 738 cars were C. S, Lee, Mrs, B. T. Mathewson, Progress may be made either Mrs. M. Morris of Altamonte chiefly from California. Lettuce Mrs. J. W. • Lawton, Mr*. B. F. Springs spent yesterday In the /dty backward or forward depend­ movement, 174 can,, continued Wheeler and Mrs. T. W. Lawton of the guests of friends. about steady, the gain from South Oviedo. ing on the direction in which Carolina being offset by the losa from • one’s- habits lead. -------. *! Florida and Louisiana. B. M. Lovcritt of Jacksonville Is * ' s' Tho annual co,mmenc<}h)c^t; week •pending a few days In Sanford this .Mill*' piano recital of the pupils'of ‘Mrs. week on buzineaa. Right About Face! - • • Manchurian Footgear. , Fannie. Stembridge Munson will bs In order to withstand' the extreme given at the High School Auditori­ . Start A Savings Account cold of winter In eastern Manchuria um Wednesday evening, April 24, at George -B. Ames of .Tallahassee the nntlvca wear a moccasin of cow­ spent a few days in the city this . At This Bank hide sufficiently large to permit the 8:00 o'clock. The assistants on this week on business. feet to be swathed In long strips of program will* be Mrs. Aldrich, so­ And Make Progress Toward Success! cloth and then to hare a soft, dry grass prano and Mr.. Walter Drenncn, R. Hudson Burr of Ta)lahssaee packed around them. The shoe ap­ tpnor, both of Orlando, who will •pent a few daya In the city this pears clnmay, but la warm, soft and give the following numbers: ' , almost water tight (a) Ish t a r . —....... .........Sproai week on business. #* * i » * » (b) A JJttlo .Word.— ........„.„Voorhls Strongest Wood. W. L. Pierce Is /Spending a few (c) At Parting„....*_____ ....Rogers Lancewood Is said to be the strong­ days In Sanford this week on busi­ Mrs. F. ,M.'Aldridge est wood,known; ltr tensile strength (a) Had a Horse......:....... ;Korbay ness. • ’ , 1 per square inefi Is 23,ikx) pounds—that • • ■: Is to'say, that weight ts required to (b) Ashes of Rosf4...|................ Wood H. C, Bryan of Orlando was a tekr asunder a piece of It on# Inch" (c) A Disappointment............. ...HarVli Mr. Walter jjrennen ’. . Sanford; ylsitor today.x equate. > ■ • ■ « * * # -~&S A new varsity style by H art Schaffner & M arx T • » Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. RIGHT AFcap STA G E! NO NAN STANDSSTILL - ^ t �. : ^.C >. I l l * ------- . ■ T . - r r r - = ===== b - ■- : - for bnprovwagainst tbo Pro potty ’ T a l e n V d f i X t .V l t y v B n U r p r l M . ' m o il * . Telltale Eyes and T oul Cellffli Education. What poMos In th» world for UlenL t The ejeff tell the itory of culltwben I Section *. T h a t a bulkhead llow. aortltt: t o t b * m ea n daring A atory not new, but worth rvoeat cute of lodabtodofoa ahall bo laouod agalnat or dekterltF or enterpHae U often only ill the other mnHcles are controlled. •och tract of la n d ln tha bulkboad d ln*. U once'nKeln going the roundTu a mint of moral principle. V f t inay H i e a s j w a s oaoMiid . containing n daoerlplion n n ln n it fP.».rt . s v i ___a__ This you will lenrn In th o ' eleventh ’rEngland. Two kbootmakers wh«l *** boon d o n * In a tr ie t -conform ity w l t b U * land ‘ and tbo amount of tbo ooooootaoat, plana p o r lf i r a t l o h * tbeewfqi. b o tttnfor# ynccccd- whether others,.fall, not.from rhaptfl' of Darwin's Uoolc. ‘Sotnetlidea, 1catobllahmcnta faced each other and a deaerlpllon of tbo goooral nature p r e p areadn d' .a lha t l t y englnaor o P Sanford, s' urea ter fihnro of Invention, hut from 4rt tho.Improvement for whleb th* hold 4o- F lo rid a , atry when tho fnen la controlled, na In tho tvlUnga high atrcct. were very dlattr« d In a t r i e t a cc o rd an c e w ith th* aoaimcht waa mado, and tb* data theraof, ord in an c e* n *1 * d t y ol S a n f o r d , w l t h p e f - not tmlnsc nice la. the choice o f expedk case of nntlvcs.of Indln, other tnuaclca ond that oneb of aald certificate* ahall bo. erenew t b a r u to ,'t band, ly rivals. One of them hod a Mn at* ' tutflT— ^TTuzlIlt. l k » pro port] onatv part ol lb * cost to bo payable In tan aqua! yearly - Inatatlmenla ire uncontrollable. Sir Ilcnry Maine college and, In the flrat week of hlg ri, boro# by aald property' owners lb reclaim- upon tbo Aral 'day of January of each and Whereas, then la now dua tha city of San­ l ng bulkheading and htlnglrtf to a, to declares that In India tho Judge can cntloli, there appeared In the shop win ovary yaar wltb Interval at tha y a t o .p f* ! ford, by lb* aovrral lot and property owner* level all redalmod lond la I per rent per annum, payable annually from In aald bulkhead district for aald bulkheadEverybody's Rule. K hJenl tell when n native Is lying by watch­ dow the motto: ,':Mens Con«cln Ilecto.bend District of Sanford, Florida. the date of tba laauaneo of each fartlflcsta Ing and reclamation, tba.total,anm of (I I , * : - x a r a ­ • (line hy (foot! deeds.—Ma»- ing his tocF. Ho keeps hie face per­ 140.21, and. , Whervaa.Lth* city of Sanford, Florida, un of Indebted noa*. Hla rlvnl,-oyor thc.^ny was fur sonftWhereat, lha elly of Panford hat and tin' o n and Itffu n u a n r* of Soctlona 292 la 2*3. Section S. A deaerlpllon of each of aald fectly straight nnd his eyes expres- time n little'non pi based, but wiibla i botlt Inclusive, of th* Revised Ordlnanroi bulkhead lian Improvement certificate* of hold! liana on all lota and property In aald llontess, but bis toes begin to wiggle few days he arose Jo the occnMoa and o l la o d tp of Sanford baa rauacd all prop* Indabtednea* lo be iaaued under tba provl* balkhead district covering lb*'proportional* — !- - ■ 1 f r t y In tba city of Sanford lying and being aloha of tbla ordinance ta aa followa. tO>wlt: part of th* total coat ol tho bulk*head|ng drbcodneaa e a l d e n r e d t h ere b y do n o t e t t e r d as soon ns he begins to lie. and reclaiming ol aald land*, to b* paid by there appeared In his window a cord bat wo* a tba oaat aldo ol an unnaread alloy a n y c h a r l a r , i t a t u t o r y or c o n a tilu tlo p a l liraFlrat: A bulkhead fllan certificate ol In* batwoan Sanford and-Cypres* avenue*. and debtedneaa for tb* aum ol (2,734.20 to be tb* Individual property owner*, aald liana lla l ln n . * bearing the legend, "Men's nnd Wom­ -o j being duly recorded In tb* public record* *f too w n tfd d o of M yrtfo avenue bordorlni Iaaued aealnat th* property of P. U Wood I n W itness W hereof, 44a, th* undervlgned. Seminole county, Florida, and, en's Consctu Itectl.”—Christian lloniNew Thermometer. apan Lnba Monroe, to bo bulkhradod, am ruff, aa hereinabove deacrlbed. M a y o r , I 'r r d d e n t of th* C ity C o u n c il a n d Whereat, bp an rrillnanro duty paaatd C baa eattaad to bo erected a coocrato rstalntor. Second: A bulkhead lien certificate ol InThcminnu'trni huvo been Invented t t r l f of th* C i t y of Sanford, In Brmlsol*. ■ »« v a il, and baa emitted.to bo filled in, ro- dobtedneaa for tba turn ol (2.831.04 ta bo and adoplM by th* city of Banford, Flor­ C o u n t y . Florida, b rin g duty a u th o r l a o d to c la lm sd .a n d brought to a topographical Iaaued agalnat th* property of Thatcher Ileal* ida, . tha laaua of bulkhead Improvement e i r c u t e tbla bond on behalf of aald r l t y by n Kentucky pliyslelrFl on which the Hen certificate* of Indabtednao* baa been I otoI alt reralmsd land from tbo lino of tald ty Company, oa hereinabove- deacrlbed. have h e reto subscribe d ou r n a m e s officially, icnlo btxlns with zero nt tho freezing Invention of Printing., bulkhead to tba meandering Una ol Lake . Third: A bulkhead lien certificate of In* duly auiborlted In tb* aum of (21,140.25, a n d a f fi i r d t h e c o m m o n tea l of aald c ity , aa point mid In dlvltled Into 100 purta un­ . Mantoo, aa tamo oalitad prior to said ro* debledneaa for tho aum of (10,143.38 to be and ol t h * first d a y ol J a n u a r y , 19111. * n o who flrat shortened the labor of |i rl* re a ll on, a llo t tald work b itin g bepn dope Iaaued agalnat the property ol Sanford llo ltl Wherea*, tb* city' council of Sanford, Flor­ til the normal huuiun body tempera­ (copyists by device of movable tm *. C o u n t e r s i g n e d : ------ -------•n atriet conformity with Ibt plana and apsci- A Improvement Company, a* berelnabova ida.'1 n lha axercta* of Ibalr option daomed ts:‘ Mayor. ture Is rvuctied. It advlaabla, instead of dtapoalng of aald A tteo ti fleatlona therefor, heretofore umpired by tba V was disbonding hired arm fas nnd r 7 *bof Indebledneta to retain aueh « t * vnglnrer of Sanford, Florida, and In deacrlbed. Fourth: A bulkhead Uen rertlfirato of In- cerffleate? certificate* of Indebledneta and deposit th* atriet accordance with tha ordlnoncea of tho dabteilneaa tering most klng» niitfaennie tmd ereCity "clerk for tho aum of (1.800.61, lo b* City of San*dty o f Sanloed, with raferanro thereto, and Iaaued agalnat tho property of Florida Flah sam e w ith the tr e a s u r e r of t h e ell ntlng n whole new democratic worldD e c o lo rliln p 'C a rb o n * . . . . e t r e a s uare: of It h e ell r e r ol W h l m i , there lo now duo tha r lly ol San A 1‘roduro Company, aa hereinabove dr*- fnrd, t o be k e p t by t hh# • I'ro*(ifant of.th* C ity Coilncil. a p e , " of S a n f o r d In a special a n d l e p ■•I a r b t * fun he had Invented tho art of priming-J f w t from the aevrral lot and properly crllied. I lf lc M tl Coupon Engllsli cxpcrlinentcra have nt least __ ______ __. ___ in r o v e n ___ ____ a w a rn In aal<| bulkhead district for tald Fifth: A bulkhead Urn rertlfirato of In- to be known a* In * Im p r o v e m e n t Fund,' No. 1. ( 30.00 partially Ulseovered tins B»vret I Frederick the Orem. bulkboading and reclaiming the total turn dehtrdoraa for the aum of (2,831.05, to Ire and to raua* to be Iaaued and told, bond. O n ’ J u l y t , ID ! 8, t h e ' c i t y of S a n f o r d t n in tho cum of (31,000.0ft, to bo designated « t * 1 1 . I t 0.2 1 , and Iaaued agalnat the property of W. If. and Improvement bomu." with Interest cou­ Sem inole r n u n t y . Florida, will p a y t o hearer csscs used In the innnufacturc of J ------------- 1_______ .J fb a r t o n , tha city o t Sanford haa and Hugh Adama, hereinabove deacrlbed. pon* attached, aald bund* not to ho In ri* T h i r t y Dollar*, law ful muney o | t h e U n llr d flennan and Dutch decolorizing car­ SSsjf f Ilrma m atl lota and property In tald Serlion 4. That tho paymant of aald reu ol the aggregate amount of aald certifi­ Htatea ol Am erica, a t th e office nf th * f e a t ­ Mult Be One or Other. bulkhead diitrict covering the proportional* bulkhead lion Improvement rerllfttate# itr*. and cates of Indebledntae, therefore. ure* of aid i l l y In S anford, Florida, or a t bons for the HUgnr Industiy. Donald Vnlked up to a ruth, r hup P *rt o l tha total eo«l of the bulkheadlpg tho annual Interrat due thereon ahall be th e N a t io n a l H ank ol C om m erce in t b e r l ' v Re It ordained by the mayor and rlty ol- N e w York, a r a la of New York, n l t . . j eeelalmlng of aald land lo In paid hy guaranteed by the city of Sanford, Florida, nillno looking woman wills 8lmn hnlr aald property owner*, aald- llepo being more and In rare of the non-payment of any In, rooncll of Sanford. Florida, o p t io n of t h e bidder, firing tig m o n t h s ' In­ On Bidding Adieu. Section I, That the bulkhead lien ln ^ te re st t h e n d u e on lla I m p r o v e m e n t b o n d and »nld: "Say, lady, are yoU , partlridarly drarrlhrd aa follow*, lo-wR: terert or principal at maturity by the prop­ irovamenl* of Indebtrdneaa numbered from d a t e d J a n u a r y I , 1918, N o . ----------, * I,ct us leave the world wiser nnd tnanT' And then, hnvlag recclvetl no Fir*1, A Hen lor tho aupt of 13,*34.20 erty owner ol the property agalnat which Jne ta Five as follows, to-wit: ' aald certificate of Indebtcdaeaa I* letued, the M * lu «t *ho following dearrihed proparty belter ttmn we found It, nnil wo alinll im siver;he Inquired: "Hay, milter, are Certffieat* Number tin* for tho aum 'of E sV S K i , ~ ’ C U jT c ie iji. alluatr, lying and bring in th* city in San aarne ahall b* paid by lha rlly of Sanford at (2,73 4.2(1. - _ .. C e rtifica te t o b e p rin te d a n t h e back, wf •cove It happier,—Slmltk-worth. you a Jndy?T lo n l. county of Seminole, stats of Florida, the option of the holder of aald certificate) Certlficol* Number Two for tho aum of each b o n d : >' k » .. .188 -• ’ ■■rw . particularly drarrlb/d a* follow*, tii- but the payment and redempfitm of aald (2,831.05. certificate, or any part tfcrfeof, or any InS t a t e of Florida at, , ••p*: Beginning at a point whar# th» north Certiorate Number Thro* for the aum of Sem inole C o u n t y . ! " • ol Commvrical atrret ritandad *»*t lereat thereon by the city of banford ahall (10,140.38. l i t m a r l i (ho r u t line of Sanford avenue. not dlarharg* the Urn or aaeeaamPBt .agalnat T h * u nde rsigned, c it y treasurer of th * city Certificate Number Four for th* aum of Tbewtw north 310.64 ft. to a point hO It. aald property, and In eaae of. non-payment (1,600.51. of Hanford In I he c o u n t y and atato a to r r a a j d , ! ■ o a U w M itly (meaaurod at itghl angle*) of aay interact or any Inilallmrnl upon any Certificate Number Fire for tb* aum *1 does h e r e b y certify t h a t ' rertlficatrii of Inrrotlherly lino rtf conerrle 'retaining Certificate Iaaued under the provlafon* of (2,8)1.05, d r b te d n e s a e qual In a m a u n t to Ih r fa re; hta ordlnanre. It ahall In optIfinil. with tha waJl. thence hast parallel with *»ld retaining value of t h e bond* bein g Hauer! h a v e bccji wall 121.24 f*ot more or !r*», lo wr»t line lolder thereof to ronalder the w ho!*' of aggregating the total aum of (21,140.25, d j p o a i l e d hy th * c i t y of Hanford With me aa •atondod of an alley between Sanford avo* aald amount eiprrvtrd In aald certificate aa rhall not be ottered (or sal,', but* Initeatt such c it y t r ea su re r, in a special a n d a e p a r a le Maa and Cypfrae avenue; Ihsnce *outh 275.0 immediately due and payable wllte Interrit thereof aald certificates t f Indebtedness ahall fu n d know rr aa t h e I m p r o v e m e n t F u n d . ba retained by th* city o4 Senford. s.’ llorldt “ •*- ta a point raat ol Hag.. Ihenro writ to dat#;a y t h ef t e *dl l |t »ya • I n T e s t i m o n y Whereof, I h a v e h e r e u n to 1 1 S.4 I t . more or I n * t o ^eglnninng, earn* » Section 6. That th* chairman of IhU ford, Florida, In a apaelal a n d eopar- s u b s c rib e d m y n a m e otltcially, t h e 4l b d a y b o l a g t b a p r o p e r t y of K. L. Wood rut,, ill. w hlch board be and It* la hereby Instructed and n a ld l i o a u duly r o e o td e d In th* p u b lic rer- authorlaed lo jointly afgrt laid bulkhead Hen • te l o n d t u be ’m o w n a t t h e " I m p r o v e m e n t of ,-Muich, l V t l . w d * ad Hernia ole c o u n t y , Fletlda, In l.lan Improvement rertMlealra o l' Indclitednraa F u n d . " , . . C ity T r e a s u r e r . Book 1 , pari Section 2 . T h a t a bond laaua fa. t h e anm .. with th* mayor add city rleek of Sanford, I'aased this the 4th day of March, A. D. vom bor. I t ) , Florida, at tho earliest poaeltd*-lime that It of (Jl.lfaO.UO for th* p u rp o se of H y i n g , re­ 1918. B**ond: A Urn for t h a «um of 12. 831.0 5 , may l>* convenient for all parties to eiocut* tiring a n d funding e e r t a l n v o u c h e r ! o r w a r ­ C. If. D I N Q E E . rant* of t h e city of Hanford, F l o r i d a , Iaaued a g a l i m t t h e following drarrltied p ro p e rly , laid certificate*. . . ' Froeldent C ity C ounc il. urine and t n d being !>*•t n * ina .tha i k « +tt9 dtaatav, lying cl(jr of B in flection 8. That tha form of fh* city of In a y i P e n t '* f th e p r o p o r tio n a l* p a r i £ f the I, Ja m * * C. R obe rt*, r l t y clerk of t h * r l t y ■*rd. taaiU v of HemlnuU, Mate of Florida, Sanford b u lk h a a d Im p ro v em en t lie n rartlfi- coat t o lie bavn* by p r o p e r t y o w n e r s M th* H anford, F lo rid a , d o her a kg certify t h a t ■atlro particularly dearrihed dearr’lhVd' a* follow*. 1 eJM ndabtednea* be a u b i t a n t l a l l y na fol bu lk h ea d diatrlcta of Sa nford. F l o r i d a . Ml th e trtf h e s b u v * a n d fnp*)tolng o n lln a n r * vaas d u l y r o n a tr u c tl o n o l a b u lk h e a d b o rd e rin g on 1, tffe.lt! I * '* '* 1 n*g._ a t th o inte rse ction ol t h * w h * r *,*• • i . S w f d t i avtnuo with th* n orll lino N th .____________ |_________ _____ Lake M o n ro e In 1 h« c l t v of S a n f o r d , lylfig pa*sod tiy lb* c it y r o u o r i l In stsa lon on th e 4th* i f s y a f M arch, ( 910. betw een th * eaat ltd* nf g a u n n a m e d all*)' . pi Corftmerical Mrtet, thence wr*l 111 ft. U N IT E fi S TA TE S OF A M E R IC A WittMos ra y'h a n d o'M t h e seal of t k * c ity b e t* e o n S anford a h d C y p rrv a avetruee, a r d thouco north 380.OG ft. 19 a point 80 fn t . S T A T E OF F L O R ID A th* weat aldo uf M>vtle a v en u e , a n d for the »4 Banford, Florida, oii tkls t h e 4(b d a y of southwesterly (mratured at right atigffa) f l T V OF SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A p r o p o r t io n a t e p a r t or t h e coat l o b e born* March, 1919. [ '* . * . uorthorly line of ronrreto retalniri IM P R O V E H U N T C E R T IF IC A T E S OF JAS. C, ROI1ERTS, (•**!) by aald P ro p e rty owner* la filling Irf, c tc l a l m Wm* t, *ooth 07 deg. 17 min. raaf IN D E IIT E U N E S S City CUrk. In a n d bringing t o a IP p o g ra p h lca l level all parallel with aald retaining wall, 115.1 It. ISSUE OF 1018 reclaim ed la n d from- thar [In* of M id b u lk ­ T i l * a b o v e a n d foregoing' o rd in a n c e ’ was -? * * ■ » Ifb* of Sanford avenue attended, Tb* city of Sanford, Florida, a municipal head t o t h e shore line e a r n i n g p r i o r t o ta l d duly U F prnved b y me on Ihl* (he 4l h d a y pb theoc* aouth 311.74 It to lief., earn* being Jv, of Thateher U n ity Company, rofadrallan In tire Male ol Flurlda, lor v a li» r e clam a tio n , be a n d th* earn* Ja h e r e b y au- M arch, 191#. which laid lien 1* duly recorded In the pun- rererved,_ ark now L-dgra itu lf Indebteil and thorlaed In art->rdanre wit 12 th e Drovlahini J. D DAVISON. W hite enamel fram e, non-rust wire screen, rubbcr-titmi lie of Samlnolr rnuniy, Klorfda, In prumAea' to pay to the hearar h*<*of th* <r! an act of t h e trglalatur* 8f t h e a to t* of M a y o r,iflcrlda. whceU, convertible wheel a tta c h m e n t, so arranged that you d u l y irstxcd a n d • urn of ( ._ . ............ .. _ . In lawful p t e d during Idea Hook I, rage 181, oa the l&lh day ol S l - F r i - 5tcf Novataber, 1917, money o4 the United States of America. In tfw u n i o n of 1315, e n ti t le d , " A n A c t am” can m ake the wheels Bwivei or statio n ery , as you desire. I.t n / l n g Cities a n d T o w n s to ivtue a n d «dl lo Circuit C M l t , R e vootk Ju d l c la f C l r r o lt Th ird: A lien Ipr tha aum of 110,143.38, ten equal yearly Installments, lb* rlrat 0/ pmi pi»ro w o m en t b'-nda a n d t o |a a u r a n d dieis 2G inches tfide, 42 in d ies lonp an d 30 inches high and S e m l n s l r CaaVtly, FYuvfda In t ' h a r t r r r r •■■yekwwt Ihel following drarrlhrd property, aald Initallaitnla bring payable on the flrat pose ov certificates of Indebtedni-aa agalnat ■’• rare E. WilllaAa, C o in alo ln an l nf January, A, ft. 11*19, with (nlereat R io uf fllS * 1 helng in the city or San* day weighs J?5 pounds. A d ain tj: biLssinet, a portable play pen p r o p e rty aeeesacd for I m p r o v e m e n t e .1 at the rale of V per rent per annum, pay­ ve. Cortvl,*r—- county of Seminole. Male of Florida, 3 . T h a t t h e bond* a u t t u V i i r d t o Aiffflaon I.. \Villla2) 5, . l l c f t a . l a n l p la in ! *",*7- particularly ilrarrihrd at follow*, |o* able annually, tho remaining nine Inatall* be Section and th e nk*est so rt 6f a crib. C om plete w ith springs; sanitary leautvi b y Seftlon T w o of t h is oiMltiancr T o Addlaon I . William*, Hulled S t a te s . "**■ at the intersection of lha north ™ nli w ill mtrVwit to lie payable on Jan hall be lit a n a m o u n t n o t In eacesa of (hi) a g ­ floss m attreas and mivwpiito net cover . . . - S 1 7 .0 0 Vou a r e hereby rtvdared I * ba a n d ap|M-le line eg Commercial atrret »h h tho f«e *t uary the 1st nf aacli year, beginning Jan •gregate lUai/vunt' of aald certificates *f In t o th e bill uf ru m p la an t ( l i d karri* a g a i n s t ".'J * . _ I almrttn avmur, ifanee north uary lot. I92U, nod ending January tat, 481.hi It. Eighty fret S. IVIy I92C, both principal and In lrrc l being pay­ debtrifness to be de posite d with t h e e |ty ynu at lb * court hou.W jn SM ford, F lorida, Kxtra fill any tptxl un th* Oral M onday In May, 1918 troiiig tin(m oeim ed at fright a n g l e * ) from the able at the office of tkv city treasurer in the treasurer as' h e rein ab o v e provided. igb Krctlon t . T h a i said bonds shall be d t V i Cib -4»y nf aald monl,*t a r c o r l t n g fu J a w , o r SIZal Merioerry northerly no,line of nf rc eo n rc r e t e retainln retaining city of Eanfurd, Florida. T bla cerlifirate la o n e «l series of five J a n u a r y l e t , 1913, a n d ahall be of t h e T V falling in whi#h drcfrai pro r a i A a i n frill lie t lfn,rr no,,h fib deg. i ; mb) We, Weat parallel with aalil retaining „ , i j t t 8 3 i ft., cart Iflcalra a g g r e g a tin g t U tota l su m of num lna llon of fin e T h o u s a n d 1 ( 1 , 600 . 01*: take n a g a i n s t you foilnwAl by ( n a t iftcrcu. It ha I lift her o n l r r r d t h a t t h t f o rd*r be flultir* e ac h , b e A t n g r l n t r r r e t a t t h e r a t a of Iheneo v aoutL 026.33 A. (o t'otnn rrcial ( 2 l . U 0 .25, Certificate N u m b e r 1 bring for lb* a um aft pe r r e n t p e r a n n u m . Interest p a y a b l e publiah<*4 fit the Sa n fo rd Ifaralif a thence raat alonp north* tide of a e m b a n n u a lly , on thn Brat d a y ol J a n u a r y paper piat li-h « d In Sem inole .-oiin( f , Florida. t-ommevcial .treat In beginalng. which raid of ( 2 ,734.26. lien w *. .rJulj. recorded In the public, /veCertificM* N u m b e r 2 bring far the > M a n d J u l y uf e ac h ywOa, said bonds l o b r n u m ­ •t«C> e a c h wouW'fur four ronvccutlvw liiveti my h a n d a n i- seal of a aid bered Irom One (r> T w e n ty - o n e , h q jh In­ ?, V "> Iwminole county, fW ld a . In l.,m nf ( 2, 811.05 h ' ** Certificate Number 3 being f,it lb* s u m clusive, said liomli j * m a t u r e a n d become .-i*lrt thia 2J»fh rley ol M a r r h , | 9 |H a P**'" on , *'e I-IIh Aay of Novanl•eall IL A. D tirtil, tVH. rU-rk. due ami pa y a b le in t h e following m anner a^7l 11 J•,wev-ev*** bain* tba projwrly i j San­ of (10,1 (0.38. ford Motel 1 trnprutvmrni 1 i/apany. Certificate N u -n b s r * bring for the sum tn-w k: wpany r i ( 3,600.01. Honda N um be r* One a n d T w o t u m a t u r e Han for th* aum t.f Cl.ft00.61 Certificate N u m b e r 4 b r in g for the* s u m J a n u a r y let, 131V. BftiriAi t no ft til •*« in if ilH fribtil prr«pi*rty, of ( 2,831.05. Ilonils Nam t-era THrca a n d Four t o m a ­ Mluatr, lying and bring In ll.a rlt>* of San­ bold re rtif ir s lr * lia vinu Iwrn w u t h o r l r r d t u r e J a n u a r y l*r, 1920. ford. county of Seminole. Mate el Ilorlda. Iloails Numhs-ri Flva a."*) 81a t o m a tu r e " o c o 'Particularly drsrrllwd a, rollout, lo- by t b r city of S a n f o r d , M i U j i a , and iasuril a n u a r y let, 1921, wit: gleg, got: (eet north „| the iotrr-e, >l«o itndi-e, ami a rriin tin g i n l hr j i c u i . l n r , of the Honda Nurnlw ra S e r r n - a n 4 E ig h t l o rna* c h a r i e r i b , c ity of S anford, Florida, a n d - i . ? 0.1’,*1' L’umnterclil •treat with In »ln > t r o n f n r a i i ty with t h e C o n s titu tio n t u r r J a n u a r y lat. 192 a v a e i ,. , of avenue, Ihanra north a n d Law* of tho S t a l e r f Fforfdn. I n r l u il i n r to m ature llrind* NitmlM-ti Nine a n d l a - A 4- / 1-' * >>"lnl fi'l ft. H W ly'fm ra*. i f t h e Act* i>f J a n u a r y l i t , 1923. flJ*® f * fief-? * 11* 1*0 from Ihr nofU^rf? a m o n g o th ers C h a p te r to Iluntla N u m lir r * l l l r v a a and Cltira ' « * j 01 r e ta in i n g w a ll,'! h e n c e S. 1916 r n t u l r t l " A n Act ortipowering • (‘••’•Hel With aald re ta ln - a n d Town* to fiane a n d 8,-R I itiprnverm-nt tnalUry J a n u a r y 1s t . lifi’ i . Ilntula biunilii-M Tltirleaw nnd P o l | r t « * l o ■ i ! * w a i l I 63.I ft., th e m a aouth 423.36 It., Honda * n ,r t u Irani- o q d ifiVjiosii of Ci-rtlfi* • ****** ^ * fi. trt llrif,, mnii< liritig 1 hr c a t e s , of 1 u-tehti-dui wi agatn*i I 'rtipe rty as* ntature J a n u a r y la ! , 1923. , . Honda Nurnfx-ra F ilfae n a n d Hl^taen In ,P,.°ItT n r "J Flail h Fro,lure fo .. s*-**rd for I m p r o v e m e n t s , " nrvl p u r s u a n t lo . Which nald lian Hta duly rrrordrd In Man c ertain ordiUanre* a s t l resolution* of fku m a t u r e - J a n u a r y l i t , 1923. Ilo n d i N u m b e r * Sesante*#! and E lghti-eu city council r i Kanln.-d, Florida, d : d y h a d m m liF f, iJ’o*.1* n . I s ‘ - «n .the I3lb day of N o - I nd gdo|>ted “ tfistura J a n u a r y ' l*t, 10'JT ltaa-[a Nurnlw ra N i a a 'a r n T w e m j end K/fih /\ |j tll f,ir , | i(. , ufn n ( yi*.A1 1 o'* | T)ii, rerflfii-itr i* t--.-urd sge.sist Uo- fnlT a r t l y i ia r in m i l iri- J,*tio «<0 l - l . 1!• 2•-. again*) ajtaln .1 ti.c ,1 . ,ir.^.f p , I iowing i|r*r, 11, , land-. ,s*r*-*-,l i« t h e pro p M l 4J A I r( -IlllUil-. Illtic I >IM|. s o d bring prim »i*sl anil i n i e r r - t «•3 aa*d bonil* l,i I-** l>ITig si..| ,, |(,„ , | , „( ,.a „. J tavatd.- at tin n tlitr of 11 •* r l l y t r r a * u r r r of l»f d, 1 Auiit> »h»* r i t v of iaftpifofii, Coum> t i Se-miiwd un,,.,!,.. C|,irll|s , fyiur*> ‘ | 4apm <til-arl) Sanfotd. Florid*, or ai th e N * |o , n a l li-uV Flo y d mwrt- pavttrul«rl> ~ rnur*> nl.t.fi *' ! * ^ *’1,1' o) I nm mvTrr. to t h e c ity of New York. a t* i r of H a * York. . V.n * . ° " t »rt. Hi’ h Ih! %v,-v| I H r of a ( In ter! ur^* tip tio n |irop 4*rty) ] ark fld'iiiip, thvnio *8^>t 117 j^rt ihrnp# ■ni* r**'rf 4 ln« Amount v i ihi* afcA^**rnfOl Ha-etina f,. T h a t th e priKweda rV at) r e r t»dw ani* tiotlh in n |)fiinf6( Ko frJ*( fouth fllM'd IHf'lbmt tlfii-atra of in d e b tr d n e a a pliVaul In f h e ba m la prripcriy W rstrily ( rtn a i «jr. 11 i t right Riidrv) from tilt— ( 4- Of tkn rit y tr e a s u r e r n a . a f o n a a l d » h - n p a id , IMI7, for tha jiro^oritonalp part of I b .r iif lt n o r t h e r l y ]Jru* of i . . . . no q t a n r j » »r rrtMinini* mail. "ball bn s i t s l a n d a|>pHed r i r l u i l v i - l . r t o t h a ' ihcitirr puuith 17 ruin. K niira• lift mlih lo bn hhfht*’ hy tHV’altpvn d M r r l h r d prop* p a y m e n t n n d r e t i r e m e n t ’ of Ibw bonrjii to be for rnrlamalitiyi of la n d and lu -U b ratf iasuril u n d e r thia nrdiumnrr. a v d all blind* “ l?-or,,.l*,“lh*. wal1 >3.V1 ft. Ihfnrr eo.ilh t-rly • / ' 1,1 .r/ • btdng ^ h r proiw-rty imprnvrmiut In frurl of ankf propriti* In an l.i t u il staill. be ar a r e r t i f i r a t e d u ly r ig n ed ol W. II, am| llufh Ailam*. »Urh «aij lu-n ihn bulkhead dl^triff of Hanford. lry tin- tri-aauerr of t h r city nf K a r f o n f r e r•rat ilul> rrroril«*i| In l.irn Hook I, n«e. 1 hi* pay rnt nt of I in* rw rlilrm lr, an*f I ho t d y in g ttraf e e r l il i r a t r s of itnfa bledne s, rsyuat' *D l«l* 13 1li day nf N o v r m h t'f , IDI7 , t o the (ace s i i i i n ni the lwini|« a nnual in|<*ri*itt Ihi f n i a i» p i a r a n l r f i \ b y in a lo o s n t i ll y o( SaufpirJ, (l,iri,fa. an,I fur I h r lo-lng I n u r d h a v e l-e,-n alrpisellril lit Ib r AUni Whurrua, Hi Ihr ripinfnn of Ihr illy Ibe r i i y w ith i b r rfty Irra.arv r pay nii'lil t h r r e o r . ( h r Jut) fiiilti a r il r r r ,l * ••! TOiincil It I* t i y r m a r v lo |-n'i r ltulkh«-ad jmpro vr fnrft t lirn rrrlilira«re 4.1 tfi .Ul.l Ftfnr.. •tu- r l ty uf Hanfcr.l, FU ah U la kerebi ir.-wvHectlon d. tknufi) u | m* i a a y I n U r r i ! paty­ oa *atd II*m in lh» toial #urn of $ 2 1 , 110 .25 , o ra b ly plrilgr<l. ing period ,ir m a t u r i t y period t h e r e Itr Sot for t h e purpiiu- of a. rufifig niotif-% lo pa ) In It I, h r r e b y n-nifi.-.l s a d - r . r w - J , t h a t 6)e -u t f in r o t m o n ey in l l r 1r n p n a r m m t F u n d to p a r i lur i h r m . i i h n n / t . ) it, a.id |.tj|kh*atl • •ue nf !h»,» r r r t if i r a l n a . of u b t a h t h f a U p a y any b o n d or ’ioatattaaenl of in te re s t it lag a nd rrrlainatjon arurk; ThrrWrr**, one, liaa been inatfr l « i l t i J t ro n fn rn i i f m a t u r i ty , ia.stir<f u n d - r t h e p r o v la io r s ,al* thia o r d ln a n r e , tkn r ity Iraw itarn fi’r r a n d a u » li<9 It arilalrifd |j> the mayor anil riiy i l b the laws of tin, i i a i r of Ffnanfa, a r i l tirhaii. nl i I ha r i t y r i Sa nford, shall be, a n d r r r t a i n ■tnllnanrmi arid irvnliit urn, <:f |la> fotiocil nf H i h fur *, Flofidiit * h r r r h ) a u L k u r t x a d t o borrow such u s city ,rf Sanfunl, F b i r l j a . d u ly a u lb n r f i l r c h r TWc-tirin I. T h at it i« rirrra a ary to ii*uw • bo aum*. and t h a t all p r o t r e d i n c a and t k k i , a a m o u n t of m o n e y as •h.sll be nere*<aary fn~ b u lkhond llrn rt-itif.rat*'* of i n d c l i l n l n r o In e M t i l U l In the v a lidity of th ia i-vrtitiratw said purposes, iastuog for I be c ity nf S a n t o r c ’. th a a u m of 1*2 1, 110.25, ufider and in i r r o r d e h a s * d uly b a p p en a d a n , / been periormer)’. u note In rov.-e a m o u n t du*>, w ithin not lei* * f e» ^r«vl»lon• of ! hr r h y r h a r t r r n d all re q u ire m e n ts of law h a v e been dul ^ t h a n tw r lv e r r u n t h - a n d a u / k note rh a fl |>ear •1 R a nia rd. Florida, anti lhf» lawa of t h r acorn plied with by t h e . p rope r offlearra in Hot i a t e n e t at tba’ r a t a of ulg h l par Cent |>er a la l a of Florida, including* among a t h r r a laauanr* annum. • of thia certlfiralwv C h a p t e r UHUI Arta of | * i | 5. r n t lt f a d t “ An Met lion 7. T h a t t h e f o r m of th e city, of I n W iliu -a Whereof, t l >4 c ity */ S a n f o r d 1 A r t a m m i w e f l n c ('ll It -a a n d Town* lo I mu * a#U Jnvjirovpmrnl Honda, anil lo U«u* liov cuuae .1 th is rertlM cst* lo bn a ie n e j by Hanford I n ip r o v n m u n t riond a u th o r i s e d hj th is anil the Intaruat c o u p o n t o be dfapoit al Cr Hi floatini of linIfhUfditti lir m ayor, c o u n ta r a lgned by t i r . - u k n l o th e r eordinance, to a n n e i e d s h a l l be • e aih ria n lia lly aa t h e r l t y i n u o ' l l , a n d s t t a n t r d b y th e c it y e l e r k ^ b u d . it* c o r p o ra te - w r i - t o t » affitad Itdluwa, t o - e i t > . '- tree itB a V t- thia r e T t i n r a t c to J m- d a te d tin, U N IT E D KTATES UF A M E R IC A D t day o r J a n u a r y , 1918. * 1 STATK tlF F U ll t lD A C O U N T Y O F S E 311N ( II.E ’ M a y o r ol tho C ity r i S a n f o r d . Fla. • C IT Y n r HA NFO RD ’ A tleri. IM l'R O M E ilE N T UUND 4 ' r T Vl L‘V A rr _*** ?J r / y J r» N o .----- — — * 1.VW0 Dollar* t ’lly Clerk ol C ity of K n o w - a l l i men- h r t h r e a t p r m e n l a : T h a t i , id Hanford, Florida. !he r l l y of Hanford in Hr ml nole c o u n t y , J \ \ 1 « t y o iul w a n t Is q u i c k rt-licf. l l c t r ' * Flurlda. acknow ledger liarlf in d e b t e d t o , a n d . I’m (dent r d t li l y Council. • fifty yt-zr oiil rrmctly tin t has proven for value re ce ive d ba-rrilj- prom baw l o pay • lirovdcial for ntillinns. Tt v it yourself. ^Hnctoin 7 . T hia u rd ln a u e * shall la k e effect bearer fine T h o u s a n d IfidLar*. law ful m oney liHutvdiatrly u p o n It* p a s a a f r anti a p p r o v a l nf t h e U nited S t a l m qf h m e r t r a on t h e fipd , p r iv w r B S o l ‘l b y a l l t l r u M i s t s . by l i e m ayor, nr u p o n btv-nrmng s o o r d i n ­ J a y ot J a n u a r y , 19 - — , w ith inte rval t h e r e ­ al, r, with n u t b i t a p p r u v a L on from t h e d a l e kerrol i t I k * r a i n of ala I'a —e d b y t h e r l t y r o u n r i l In-rwvarfon o a per c e n tu m tier a n n u m , p a y a b l e s e m i ­ I he 4t h d a y ol M a r r h , 1918. an n u ally un t h e find d a y or J a a u a r y anil C . II. D I N G B E . J u l y in each year,' *n p r n v m t a l i a u a n d s u r ­ £ . n - i l d r u i of C ity.C ounc il. re nder uf (he a n n r s a t i ctiujtana twiwing a fa c ­ I h t r e b y certify t h a t t h # ahovn a n d ‘ fore simile of t h e a lg r a tu r g . 0 1 . t h e c k r k ul said R o th go in g ordinance waa d u l y pa a-e 4 a n d ' a t l o p l - city, aa t h e y a a v e u t l y liecorue due. e d by llie c it y r o u n r i l nt Sa nford. Florida, in principal a n d i n te r e s t of th is boaaf a r e p a y ­ re g u la r session un t b * 4t h d a y of M a r c h , a b le n l t h e office n t t h e t n n s u r e r o f a a id r i t y in Hanford, Floritfir, or a t t h e N a t io n a l 1911. Witness m y hand a n d official a o s l . e f . l h r - Hank of C o m m e r c n in t h o r i t y o f N ew Ynrk, r i t y ul S a n f o r d .'F l o r i d a , un Ibis th e 4 lh d a p H(ate of N e w i Y o r k , a t th* o p tio n o f t h e of M a ch. A. D. 1918. . holder, anil t h e . a w d c i t y la h e r e b y h e ld a n d firmly bou n d , and.’ It* f r i th , c red it, r e v e n u e (avail J A S . C. R O IIE R T H : Dixxv? BUloui? Co«wflp«t*dr“ a n d p ro p e rty a re hereby pledged t o r t h e 1 ■C ity C lark . * DriKing^aNewLife Pillscnuaca healtbr T h * a hovn a n d foregoing o rd in an c e a*~ p a y m e n t nl t h e i x i n c l p a l a n d U t e r u t hereof ovvd by m e on t h is t k * 4p i - d * y of h l a i e t , a t m atu rity , Sow ol Bile and rid your Stomach.- lover 918. T h ia b p n t i . l l waa of a. serieai a t b o n d s of ■nt Bowel* ol waste and fern J . D . D A V IS O N . Ilka d a le , t e n o r a n d effect, e x c e p t aa t o m a ­ IK I body poiilsona. They are a Tonic to M a y t r of C i t y ol K antord; FUt,. t u r i t y , Raued b y t h e retincll of aald c i t y for 41-Frl-Mc t h e .purpose, of p a y in g t h e coat a n d oa penso yuuf Sto mach and Liver and tone the #f Ifto,fvpptruc*i 0n of a b u l k h e a d alo n g lh a general ffyitem. First doee-relievea. taka fro n l of atrii r l q , atad t o b rin g t h e AN O R D I N A N C E Get a bottle today. ■ ..a ll drug P roviding lor the laa uanre of bondtii>a tbo p ro p e rty a d j a c e n t t o aald b u lk h e a d t o a rtlm of T2 l.Ooa.OQ. for t h e purpose of. MV* 5rad* or to p o g r a p h i c a l leva!, b y filling, n a ­ i l a u th o r 1! / aft that c h a r te r o t e aid c it y a n d fag, r e tirin g a n d f u n d in g c e r ta in r u v k r n or w a r r a n t s o t ’ th* c it y uf Hanford, FL itida, C h a p te r 6864 oL tha- l.awa of Florida p r o v e d 'J u n * 4, 1 9 lfv a n d a n o r d i n a n c e d u t y fa p a y m e n t ol of t h e propoatlt p ro p n a tio n r ie p u t t Issued In a n d r e g u la r ly pwaa* 4 by t h a council ol raid of t h e cost t o b , b o r n e : hy tb# city on lh a 4til d a y of M a rch, 1918. owners in t h e ro n a tr u c tl o n of a bulkhea bordering on Lake M o n r o e , in t h e C ity of l i la hernbyr cwrtfWd. recited a n d d s c l a r r d Hanford, and lying be tw ee n t h e a sat aide of t h a t Ih# diet a n d a i p s n s * of said I m p r o v e ­ a n . u n n a m e d alley be tw ee n Hanford a n d m ents h a a been a w m a f o n t h e p r o p e r t y Cypres* avtnuno a n d t h a want alllu of which bast I t t s eep^clalty ben*fitted b y l h e M y rtle avenue, a n d for t h e ua oportional* Im p ro v em h als f a p r o p o r t io n l o tb* a m o u n t part* of th u coat t o l>* - born* by tb* p r o p ­ a t l u r h . h e a a f it. and, for which aaaeeamerrta r ty reclrimlfig a nd ly owner* in In filling in, roclalmllig n d l rertificatse „ , t i f l e * t » o f lndebteatneaa S a v e been I*, Indebted*) Couh raln».wtnda, n n d dampneaa ebringing , » t o a to p o g r a p h i c a l level a i l r * j ,• ,u^a,d1,| t h a t we waW of I n d e b te d n ee e hi cerlifirate* certifies! out tba rheumatic ache*. - Aa c la i m e d land from t h e Ino of aald b d llT '|„ t h * e arn o f ( 31. 140.24 h a v e been d a p o i l t In tb a t 31, 14l k I 5 t i d to k if to Bold aa .wuith b tthuo >—--t o th e thoro shore lino H a t «xU4k>r t i l M k s c tu prior*te aald 4d jztloo of Sloaa'a Liniment bring* hhaad t r e a s u— r e r of s a i d ' c i t y . iIn. .a sp e c ­ ation. ial a n d s e p a r a t e fund k e o w n aa t h e I m ­ cnelieL-NorutiUnc. It penetrate*. reclam . Whareaa, lha (Ity a t SaWford, Florida, p r o v e m e n t F u n d ) , t h a t t h a nroeedda of s a i d ao abed bouleo.■ t . . under __e a r ai. and______________ la pursuance _______ ta Sect __________ ton 2(2 and certUlcatsa w h e n p a id will bo used a n d a p ­ plied a it l iu l v e li s t n t b * p a y m e n t a n d ro>99 b a th Inclusive, a f t b a R a v lte d O Old ..................................... td ln •ncee • ( |h * city, a l B A n l d t ^ F larldho .h e 1hai tlrnaneot of a a l d bond*) t h a t all acta, ewsdi caused la l b * .city ------- all j - property , . . ------------. . . af BanJi Banford Ifaaa a n d t h i n g s reoqU ed t * Im don* p r e c e ­ d e n t t o a n d In t h a laauhag of aald bond** ng and betsween t b a e as t i _Ida o f tying a n d balng bat > — I f - - - d r J i m t a iJ ir iiv itj UCALADVERTISINOJ fa t?- 7. The Kiddie Koop M te i Model A Standard Com bination C r i b , Play Pen .and Bassinet. M ost .Complete Article ever invented f o r a baby. In Use Every M inute of Babyhood. No more tiredM others. H ealthy H appy Babies. . r * -$ i Model A Large $19*00 Drop Side SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY J. D’ DAVI80N, Manager ,ri ,!,vr,1,1 -itr • “*«» "t in- north - , . - .. i--3 h i w is w / trv forCoughs8Colds P •Sloc\n’s Linitnont K ll I S MAIN «, • unnamed alley, between Banford and- C*-,r tMifftna : ,c,K prana avaaaea, and th e wont aide at a venae harderiag aa Lake K omi- s .- s n s bulkhead ad, and haa earned, t a b * W i K u r r t e 'h i J a J 'a r s * & Expert Repair Work on All Makes of Cars- Satisfac­ tion Guaranteed. Some Exeeptional ; :3®W»lttn8 in Used Carai VrJ Ltr> • I * jji. �bERALD Four Generations Arc All Knit- ting for the Soldiers. Your boys and our boys are now •• Orcr There" and their brothers are going. * t * • • -* * Shall we make thtm easy target for the Huns by stinting their supplies of guns, ammunition, food and clothing^ Every dollar loaned to Uncle Sam hclpa to down the Buy Third Liberty Loan Bonds today. IT S AN HOfyOR TO OWN THEM Manufacturers of Ideal Fertilisers* Dealers In Spray Machinery and Inieeflcldca JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA STORAGE BATTERIES We make a specialty on overhauling and charging Storage itteries of ail makes. ALso repair Magnetos, Generators and nrters. Bring your Electrical Troubles to u b . Give Us A Trial Sanford Battery Service Co. 3 Oak Ave. L. A. Rcnaud, Prop. 'I'hone 189 do will raoH decree pro eontraao to bo taken aiainal you, upon which a final de­ cree will b« taken. , It It further ordered tbit tbla notice bo published In tho Sinlord Herald, ■ n»»apapar pvjbll.hr.1 In Somlnolo County, FlorIdo. onrr raeh wrok lor four consecutive wooko. (.Iron under my hind • nd to il of aald court tbla tho &th day of Aptl), 191B. (•—•II K. A. IMII/UI.ASS. Clork of tb» Circuit •Court. Sovonlh Judicial Circuit, Semlnola Co, Fla. 63-FriSic !■ Circuit Court. Hovtalb Judicial Circuit, In and lar Hamtaolu Couuly, Halida, la Chaucory Mabel I- Ftrnald, • . . . . Complainant Nolle* of va. Koracloaura Etta Packard and J. O. Halo Packard, bar huaband, Dafandanta Under and by virtue of a decree ot forerloiure and aala rendered In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, In and lor Semlnola County, In Chancery. In a rauM therein pendlni wherein Mabel 1. Frrnald la complainant, and Ktla Pack­ ard. and J. O. Packard, her huaband are defendants, 1 will iell at public outcry to . Ike highest and beat bidder for raih i t the • ralrrn door of the court house In Hanford, in >eld county and atata, durinj the Irfal hour! nf aala on Monday, tha filh day of May, A. D. IBIS, tha following deacrlbed real relate In aald county of Seminole, atate of Florida, to-wlt: l-ota Twenty-Ova (15), Twabty-ala (26), One Hundred Forty-all ( l i t ) , One Hundred Furly-aeven (167), One Hundred Ninety-five (191', One Hundred Nlnely-ela (196), One | Hundred Nlnely-eeaen (197), One Hundred N’lnrty-eliht (196), Two Hundred Ki*htynne (2611, Two Hundred Klhty two (UR2), Two Htindtd Ninely-aeven and Two .||un.* dred NInety-eltht (297-296). of M dway, areordint to W. A. Olnn’a plat thereof, be-, ini a subdivision of the aoutheaat quarter . (V,» of the aoulhea.t e|uarler ( * l ) of Section Thirty-two (32) n( Townahlp Nineteen (19) | The name of tbla corporation »(iuth. Haute 31. rail, aa recorded In Plat . Draw Development Company, ami Hook " I ) " , pa je l i t , ot tha recorda of Ur­ rlpal place of Dullness ahull he Florida, with tba privilete ot ca ania county, Florida. • branch nlflre. at other place* In J. J. D IC K IN S O N . of Florida wherever convenient. Special Xlaater in Chancery. .Candle, Flab Hull Soliellora lot Complainant. Tha yeneral nature pf tha buainraa to be transacted hy aald corporation ahall 1m to , 65-Frl-5tc , , buy, own. acll, mnrl(ace, Irate, rtchanfe and develop*' lands; to ronduct a general to Circuit Court ot Ike Haaenth Judicial Clr- real estate business and to buy and aril ru ll,-o t Florida, Hemlnale Cauuty. In , lands lor 11a own arrnunt*nnd on a rommlaChanrrry . alnn: to build upon. Improve and develop* Ftcell Monroa Citation land* ownrd by tbla rorintratluii, or baaed va. Hill nl Complaint by it. In r e c ite payment tor all. or any por Allen Monroe ■ llivorre lion, of Its capital .lock aob.crilted lor tn To Allen Monroe, Springfield. Xla-e, Untied monry. prope-ty, labor or aervlira, aa pro­ Slate* Vmi are here),y ordered and dlrerled to tie and aptiear to the bill ul complaint filed Tha amount of the capital alnek herein against you, at the Court Hou*e In t W IIN T Y Hanford, J**mlnolr County, Florida, on the corporation ahall l*e Drat Mcyfday In Xtay, 191H. tho aama hr Ins* TH O U SAN D DOLl.ATtS to to* Into two hundred and filly aharea nf a rulo way ot tbla court, und tha 6th day ot H U N D ItK D D< aald mknth according* to law. lalluro ao tir value of (IN K Peoria, 111.—I)o you knit? Does your daughter knltf And doea your grand­ daughter knit? If yon do and they all do, your fam­ ily la doing a big •’bit," but atlll you are not the champion knitting family. E. N. Armstrong of tbla dty, presi­ dent of tho Toledo, Peoria ft Western railroad, and a veteran of the Civil war, acknowledged Champion gentle­ man knitter of Peoria, la tho bead of a family of knlttera covering four gen­ erations. He knits, his daughter knits, hla granddaughter knits and his great* granddaughter knits. And they all knit for the Sammies. It Is an enormous quantity of sweat­ ers, wristlets and mufflera that come from the needlea o f Mr. Armstrong, Mr*. W. A. Boettgcr of Denver, ColoE. his dnughtcr; Mrs. L. FL Sale of Bloomington, bis granddaughter, and Miss Muriel Sale, his great-grand­ daughter. And It Is not an unusual occurrence to make n call at Mr. Armstrong’s homo and while you nro waiting In tho parlor to hear tho deep bass voice of tho old Civil war veteran singing hla ‘Turl two, drop one,” as he turns out wristlets for somo Sammy, Tommy or pollu In record time. The quantity of the knitted articles coming from tho family of which Mr. Armstrong ts tho head can be vouched fbr If they possess the-ability of their father, no Is n master at the art and even teaches the beginners at tho Bed Cross workshop here. On numerous occasions of late he has given Instructions to tho mem­ bers of tho Wilson circle, ladles of tho Grand Army and other woman's organisations In I’corli, who are cngnged In knitting for the Sammies. Tho veteran can handle the needle* better than tho majority of the fairer sex who hnvo been knitting for a good many year*. to o i l at headquarter*, whera all Oto appeared.. ' ' There they wer* -Informed again that they moat cnliat In soma branch of the attire serrtew overacaa or they would be sent back to America, where they would be debit with aa the cir­ cumstances warrant. As for the five who did not appear a t headquarters, the Herald says, It la reported that when they are found harsh measures axalnst them will bo taken. SAYS SON OWES FOR BOARD Qtapfathar Puts In Claim Against E» tats Jbr *5,200 for Msala and Lodging. ‘ Racine. WIs.—Claiming thnt Th«H dore Johnson, who died six months ago, leaving an estate worth *70,00(L owes bis mother for board and rent for the last quarter of a century, August Wilson has filed n *5.200 claim against the estate. Wilson declares Johnson boarded at his mother’s house and also had a trunk stored there for twentylive years. He figures thnt the board and room were w trth at lenst *5 a week with accrue** interest. Scalda Galls fiarnlchcj, Serve \ Hurls 8crew Worms ^ To make the .best cure fur such troubles .buy a pint of linseed oil,-if you prrfer n healing oil, or n pound of hog lard or vaseline if you want a salve anil add a GOe bottle nf Farris Healing Remedy. It simply can’t be beat by any salve or liniment rmuic. and see what you get—a full pint for not over CO cents. Farris Neal* Ing rRemedy is sold hy us on the Money-Racjt Flan. L. Allen Sect) Co., Sanford. C5-FrMtc ISOLATES England Entire Wool Product-7 Government Puta Oounty ' on Rata. 05- F ri-4lr Tho C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer Ouya EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Von O n Buy From Us at Wholesale Prices v TTHlo f n t I'ytoo L ilt W. A. Merry day. Company ('arelcminciH Result* In Failure That is why we say "Feed II. A. Thomas’ Hog Powder according to directions.’,’ DO NOT FEED IT SLOPPY, hut mix it with ground feed and moisten with just enough water to make a crumbly mass. Then each hog gets u hcneflrinl tlose. See full directions on package. Your money buck if you are not *al|aflcd. FALKLANDS I.. Allen Seed Co., Sanford. WAR THE U N I V E R S A L C AR PatiUu, Florida W. J. THIGPEN & COM PANY General Fire • Pori Htnnley. Falkland Islands.— Tho WHr tin* completely Isolated tho Fnlklnnd Islnntl* from the rest of tho world ns far as commercial Intcrcourso KILLS PATS’, HICE;AN0‘GOPHERS nr. KXaaataeq'v^vdv >TL'btAi*a-, ts concerned. In sptto of tho fact that tho Islands nro tho nnvnl bnnn of tho British fleet for the South Atlantic and If. 0. BOWER, Sanford, Florida South I’nelflc. Since March 10 nf this year not a single ahlp hntt stopped nt tho Falk­ land* on It* Journey to England nnd corrcspondenco for Buenos Aires and Montevideo hna been sent hy way of I’untn Arenn*. while passenger*, for Buenos Aires or Mmikyldod have hnd to go nround Valparnlso on the Pa'tlDc liners nnd thrn cross tho Andes hy train to get to their desllnntlnn. The British government has bought up oil tho wool of the Fulklands, giv­ ing the owners M per cent nliove p r e ­ war prices. Some of this wool sold n» high as (L2 cents a pound. ^ S. Tho Island hns becomo *o overrun wiyt rat* Hint tho government tin* of­ fered.an English penny a head far all those killed. Insurance Sanford Florida F a m o u s F o r I t s M a r v e lo u s M o to r E N L IS T OR GO H O M E , O R D E R U. 8. Ambulance Drivers In Franc Are Given Peremptory • Command. O U TM ERh O LD EST ESTABLISHED SEED HOUSE I N FLORIDA SEND FOR CATALOG AND U E E K L Y P R /C E L i ST. Pnrls, Franco.—The I’arl* Herald reports thnt mure than 200 young Ainert rank wearing the uniforms of nmhtilnnct* driver* wero rmimletl uj* recently hy tho American military au­ thorities. Tho numbers of their pnsspoct*_wero tnken nn<L tl\£2_^yerci **>l»I KACII . Any portion of the capital atork of said Corporation may ba .payable in, or is­ sued. or uard lor lh* purchase of propertylabor or aecvlrra, in auth amount and at aurh luat valuation thereof, aa may Im Hard hy the Hoard of Directors at a mretlne railed for that purpoa*. This corporation ahall tie perpetual, un­ less daanlved by the parties or tiy law. V. Tha hualneaa ot this corporation shall be conducted by a I're-ldent. Vlre-I'realdcnl, Secretary, a Treaiurcr, and Hoard r* rot lea a I hurt threw Pvreetora, wr more than ftve; two ortlrea may lie held by the same person. The dlrrctora ahall be tlectcd by the stock­ holders at rarh annual meetlnr. ■ All other oftterra ot this corporation ahall be elected annually by tbs llaard ot U'rcctcra. The’ annual meetlnr of the Direct nr* shall ha held on the Third Mon-lay. In January In each year at tfco office of the Company, unleaa Lt her »U e provided by lh* lly-lau *. Until, the ofTtrera elected at the Ifrat annual ma*trn( ahall Inr qualified, the hualnr-a ol this corporallen shall bo conducted by lha iollowlni olflcarat 'tlrnjamln Drew, I’rraldanr anil Treasurer. XI. O. Ovarrtraet, VicaI’raaident, II. XI. Vocrhla. Secretary, and llenlamln Draw, M. O, Overstreet and II. XI, Voorhla, aa a Hoard ol Dlrrctora. Tba liljh .it apiount ol Indebtrdneaa to which this rorplorsUon may at any time ■ub'rct Itarlf ahall ba F IF T Y THOUSAND, DOI.LA 113. . r SHOE OLISHES UqUIDS&PA'rfES FOR BUCK,WHITE LASTING 6 PRESERVE LEATHER. vu. Tba aalnra and, rValdancaa ot the aqhaecIblnK lAcorporatbra ol aald corporation, toxrthrr with lha amount of atock auha^rlbtd for by each of thtm la at follows, aa avldancad hy their ilcnaturea; lleni. Draw, OtlanJo, Hartd* N * yharra. - If. X(. Voorhla, Orlando, Florida, 1 share. XI. O. Ovcratraat, Orlando, Florida, I •hart. Htata of Florida County ot Urania On tbla day paraonally arpearrd batora naa, Danlamln Draw, M. O. tlvaratraat-aDd II, U . voorhfa, each tn ma wall known aad paraonally known aa tba Incorporation! des­ ert bad In and who alfntd tba ft>ra|alfc| Artldaa ot lb corporation, and aatb duly arknowladrad under otlh that they aiarulad tba tana# for lha pnrpoaaa tharoln aipraaaad In rood faith."* Wltnaaa my hand and a flt lil aaal nt Or­ lando, tn tba County of Oranco and Stata of FI arid a tha >tb day of April, 111*. There’s New Style and Beauty In this New Chandler Model O Bthcr model of any make of cur Tins ever prompted greater onthuN siiism and more widespread admiration than h a s . tho new four-passenger Chandler Dispatch Car. ‘ ....... Many mnkers are offering models of this genera! typo and stylo but you may search tho whole market and not find in uny other car such graco of sweeping line, such complete harmony, such striking beauty of design and color as characterize) tills new Chandler. And In no other, of course, will you find tho marvelous Chandler Six motor; powerful, quiet, fast. Tho demand for tills new mpdel is greater even than anticipated by tho Chandler Company—a company accustom ed to success. You will do well tq placo your order with us now. •fi" "•1 SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES * *•* ‘ ^ Seven-Tajjenger Touting Car, 31395 Four-Passenger Roadster. 31895 Four-Pass. Dispatch Car, 3167St Five White IFIrq Wheels, 3 1 1 0 Extra t Convertible Sedan, 32295 Convertible Coupe. 32193 Limousine, 32895 ' (A l l p rices /. a. fr. C lrv t/a n J ), ,' W . A. STRINGFELLOW SANFORD, FLORIDA - CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO a ■* * *' —- * r .' x � 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, April 19, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 19, 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>, April 19, 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/d5c7d070052afe90e899a01ca40b8bc2.pdf 405852985799d8c61453b3c39844c0bc PDF Text Text r' •’ ’ •• * ‘ • . '•. . • .• .* . • • • . . . ■ • • r . ... . . • . ♦ •• - * . • „ •* / ’ V. ,v ,-. ■ •; : . “ •• * • . v ' *• V -:- '-• • • • * - t. . . . . . -• . . - , . . ' . - ‘ . * * * • ’ . . *\ . . . < . • • * ... .•. f fi .. r^ ir •a . ■■ . Sg&PPV . . VUr h w iy L ------------»r K. i . * t r m S | V P U B L IS H E D • . ‘ l; * : ON TUESDAY8 AND FRIDAYS s•V.* _ S E M I-W E E K L Y »»r • IN THE HEARTS QF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ■ VOLUME IX >/** »j j," c f ■— * 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL It , MW • • < ' - V s' 1 ^5IW i . IV* *7 NUMBER 68 NEWS THE LATEST r ***; BIG NIGHTS CAMPAIGN irivilegc. She said Jackson county. B IVE THAT GERMANS fight for life. • The little SCHOOLS ARE PUSHING ORLANDO EXPECTS TO Ark., had sent every grain of their S E M I N O L E CHAPTER one seemed to. be' Improving and VE SHOT THEIR wheat to the starving, and Jefferson HAVE BIG CURB THIS G R E A T IDEA parents in d ’'. phyaldana*. had their MADE ABOUT county, Florida had equalled this by BOLT . MARKET hopes raised high but the little blos­ ■' AMONG PUPILS * 1 giving all they had. • $ 1 ,0 0 0 * t , * . The entire allied Una In B e lg ia n som was not born.to bloom on this • *' • . # The following article from the On account of the great work of A f t o W U holdln, firm'.: N »earth but was made for the Realms The fled Crow Clrcue doted in a handling hla own business, being Orlando-Reporter . Star about tho pledge .to give up where have the Germans been able, above. blase of flory S atu rd ay night, and successful opening of the Liberty which waa amended to* a pledge to |notwithstanding the greet nuVnbem those loyal workert who have been T|>. funeral, oeeumd from th . * " “ “ * , “ * “ b*“ ' ,I f * ” J £ Kitchen and Curb Market will be do all in their power to set it aside. of men hurled'against It, especially * * D" " nb,r ,t a on the Job every minute for taveral Presbyterian church Sunday after- N * This was carried. . atate exemption board and many Interesting to our readers: that portion In Fianderi whero tho week* went, homo with the feeling noon Dr. Brownlee officiating. In . |other important •matters connected . Yesterday the • Liberty • Kitchen British are holding forth,'to ggin e a that they had accomplished' aome^ terment was made in Lakeview cem BOOKS FO R ‘THE SOLDIERS with war work, Hon. Forreat Lake was formally opened with between a Inch of j ground. Fi^Jd Marshal ctery.. t ' ' . has been forced to resign as chair thing worth while. .• .L hundred and fifty and two hundred Halg'a order that no more ground bn The sympathy of the entire com- man of the th rift 8tanip campaign women present. The dose attention 8anford Doing Her Bit in the Read-, The'tent was 'filled each night of ceded ia rigidly being complied with, „n the circus hero and Saturday night munlty.goes out to the grief stricken ! nd. thU work wjn be \ ing Line ' " * ; given the speakers and the Interest US Is atteatad*by thousands of Ger­ was a big night with the'added at­ parenU who have had the light of undef (h<J direction of j i on. Schelle in .th e demonstrations showed tfceso Lloyd W. Joeaelyn, atata director man ^ ^ dead ________ ^ ______, now lying between the_ traction of the doting of the Queen’# their lives taken away/ ' I Maine# of this city who has con­ women were enlisted for work. . of JSTL. A. (Library War Service) I p^Mona southwest of Ypresi Contest account of which la given/ln sented to. undertake this important and also librarian at Camp John Mrs. Christ, who is,chairman of Northwest of St. Mlhiels the. Am-. mother part of this lsaue. The cir­ FLORENCE HENRY IS QUEEN work in this county and will bo the loru i,iur»rjr aton called at the Sanford Library uu on i -------------\ the Liberty. Kitchen said she had ............................... .... returning from erican troop, have been tcoinpeUed cus was a great success In every parchairman.-' ’ . • ,. Tuesday. Ho waa nothing to. say regarding It, as It tlcular and those who managed the Popular Little Lady Won In a Spec­ where ho reported having to- withstand a « r « ot penU tont The Thrift Saving Stamp cam­ was here to speak for itself, but she Tampa 1 assistant to aid a force.of- re-.'assaults,« second. in Intensity only to ■Hair have no apologies to offer for ks# ' tacular Finish . . eft an paign la being worked all oveV the wanted to spoak regarding the Curb b/ the -German* any part of It. The performance crults from the Boy Scout, and High thoe. delivered Mbs Florence. Henry was made county end the new (chalrman will Market, which was a decided thing, the British In Flandsra. .was one of the 'cleanest and best Queen of the. Circus last .Saturday ____ School students, who were gottlng * * * * Mt. _ _ make an activo campaign in all that hae ever.been stagod horc by night in a moat spectacular finish. I parta 0f tbo C0Unty from this tlmo If the women would club tygothor ready for tho Arcadia Aviation SU - And And the ti honors at the end reate& . any drcua and the Mias Columbia Tho ballot boxes were brought to forwtrd. . The ladles of tho county to help iU Tho Board of Trade hod tion, some 4,000 book, donated Book with tho Americans, who meT the, act, tho little Haymakers and the the circus grounds and when tho have been very busy on tho savings endorsed tho idea and contributed Drlvo week (Mar. 18) by Tampa I[od at every ■‘ yle of fightIng h e o f fered and dccisivejy defeated him.' Dattlo of Roses were tho most bonu- alarm clock struck at 8:20 tho con- L lninpa. especially In the various to tho running expenses; .and she citizens. -. % • ' wished every woman preseht to sign ' tlful, classical; spectacular produc- teat doaed. .Ju st before the contest'Lchoo|i>. Along . At the Sanford Library ho found _ tho front held b y .'th e a plodgo that they would patronUe ' » lions ever seen in this city and will was o v e r many of the friends of tho *'* of Tho Snnf£rd Grammar School- the .market, which will bo located 300 volumes awaiting his acceptance I French, Sunday saw nothing linger long In our memory. •' * ** contestants rushed In and deposited |undcr th{J direction of the able prln- on the lawn of the old Jail, which and orders for shipping. He left I greater Importance than reriprocal on various sectors. Tho Red Oroaa' will not a turn hundreds of voice and the election this mrsaago for tho Sanford people: bombardments ----- . was loaned by Mr. Beacharo as long dose to the thousand dollar mark was one of tho most exciting events "Please accept the sincere thanks of the troops off both sldea. remalnlnc ^ ,«««.. __ ____ _ ____ as it is not a nuUanro to the neigh,tho American Library Association 1 In their trenchear Likewise In Italy froln the circus and this will be used of tho entire dreus. The girls and I D*ckeruon “herself giving out many •. t for the making of bandages, supplies, their friends all worked hard In tho | f lho booJ(i and the ladies of .the ors. for your Interest and good work." I tho great guns were doing most ol ■ This market is to bo every Tues­ ‘ etc., that ere ao badly needed and contest and the whirlwind, finish ®McJ*y offc'jnjf lo take out many more, Tho following bullotin repetved by,p*>® work’ • the chapter will not need to roly the friends of Miss Florence made It I j t ^ now up tp lbo Rent|rmcn to day. Thursday and Saturday, from tho Sanford Library slnko tho book I At Nuevo Eglise, northwest oi seven to eleven, beginning today upon the small sums that were for­ possible for her to win.' No one get uuaf ............. .. Akmentleres. where the Germana are busy ............................... and. sec that overy. scholar ' week. She felt the market would bo drive explains itself: merly ----- obtained by . - ,entertainments . . . . . knew anything about tho result until L the Grammar School has a book endeavoring to drive their wedgo la • • and donations' and they should be j tb0 Judges came back to the ring-pnd I tbo fljjt ,tan\p In It. The of untold benefit to both tho towns A .. L. A. War- Scrvlco, Library of farther Iti order to outflapk Yprea, poople, who would be able to got Congress, Washington, D. C. able to. take care of part-of worklju st after tho Battle of Roses was Hera|d win tako ont or more for the The Sanford Ubrary reporta*'‘that b.ayieat fighting haa ta k e * their produce first hand and at first this summer on the sum supplement­ put on- Rlngmsster Holly stepped L cbojara and every other business coat;-and to the farmers, who would ,h . P‘J t n f J S S S Florid* a t ­ e d by donations. The Idea of put­ o the frbnt-of the arena al)d in * I houae can do the same, be able to sell tbelr wares (or cash tributed 300 book, durln, tho p u t I oodSund.jr b . t t l « » f m » t ting on ‘ tho drcua waa to obtain bounced that the' contest had been | . . .. . • character took placef .tha German., _ Longwood pupils have done good tP .teli Jhings too rlpo or toojsma week for the uao of our 'soldiers an as much money as possible and_not dedded and'„tbcrt.tWld . out_ the rethrowing thousand* of men Into th fj for shipping, siidato sell everything sailor, and that mor** book, are still ‘ ' be under tlje necessity of asking for sulU. Pandemonium /reJ6ned *or * work In-saving stamps, and Liberty attack* along 'the sight-rail* front thus eliminating' the waste In the coming in. assistance every week.. Tho chapter ew ' minutes and he then called Loans under- Mrs. Polk. where th# Germana art trying t.o ', I It U hoped that week after week Oviedo has 68 book* donated by fields. Posters wore to bo circulated hcre'haa undertaken big things and Gorence to'th e front and with tho z : I drive their wedff. Nowhere except . among the farmer* throqgh ’ they, frill continue to come * U forced to havo money all the time entire caste of the Battle of Roses Mr. and Mrs. Meade snd others by between Wulverghem and Meteren’ courtesy of* Mr. McLean and lly, for our men will need books' as have the German* -met with any­ In order to keep up with the supplies grouped sround her he’ erowned her|o. P. Swope. Boy Scouts bad agreen to dtculate long as the war last, and the supply demanded. Tho committee*also was cn Queen of the Circus. Tho little lady Geneva is taking out "savings thing but repulse, and the price they these poster* In the dty. •' , . _______ ______ _ replenished. _ must be__ constantly All have paid for' their attempt# to* shied-to obtain money Outside of tho was then callfcd upon snd thanked I atampg *nd Liberty Loans under Miss Pratt, tHe Emergency Home I atatlona which havo been opened forr I breach th# Brltlah line hav# been. city and money that would never tho friends and all those presont for Mra; Cur76tt. Demonstrator, demonstrated rice ■«' the receipt of bookda will-be con-1 b q . . . . . . haVi'tb * y '. havo been diverted Into local dhan- tho honor bestowed upon her. Altamonte la coming scrota with prim , ond oolmmd .hUcolr..’ .o d L |nu, d inuoinmm/, lnS„nnU. i y, , nd lh. vpublic U . ." “ mount “ . ' . . o n t mnueu -----— .urn nels and naturally fcela good over Not only was she crowned queen many MVlngs stamps and Liberty L , . d ..fo r m lh . hohll^l torolo* “ “ the gteat success of the drcua. iut won the 'beautiful diamond |Loans among the children. •’ out-in tha audience. In their new book* as aoon aa they . • . , • It would be a difficult matter to ring that went to the first 'winner. , Chuluota ia doing her share and Mrs. Fuller,'after ..................................... ^da re -U sve aVe read them. In thla way aa conDocument, captured from Gerraare Mr*. a few words re-U read them. In this way con* / gardlng food conservation spoke of ,tan t stream of fresh books into the prisoner# show conclusively^that the * .give credit to all the public spirited The second and third alio were the i #Xpacta t0 do more, j dtixens who gave their tlmo and at­ redplenU of‘ handsome giftsi and the ___^ while every .section of the why Hooker was.placed in chargo of Lamps will be assured, and a most great new offensive of the Germana closed in % tention toward 'making the drcua a contest ------------. most sstbfaetory1 . . , county, la doing their part they will food conservation. Sho said Jie was effective barrage established agslfist was launched with the Intention^ of. success. To Mrs. R. J . ‘ Holly, chalr- ------ ----- ^ . • .iI.2 5*r .o morh h»v. nave to uu ’.° do mui® mor. m « th . d m .3®•-w hy - self-made man, who began by t h e b lu o devils of loneliness and de- separating tho British ana ffenen jand tha Thrift 8tampa are the finest working in a Imlne, both In England I prcaslon. * man of. the general; entertainmbnt almilar cooteat has exdted ao armtea and tho crushing of the Bzlt— committee of Seminole _Chapter Is comment or received ; ° rauc!1 Livings thst the children especially and In .Australia, and .when twentyAU bookl recciVed will be prepared Uh. ^ . , ,nH ksen duo the credit of originating the Idea tic*.V The -standing- of the contea-1 can atari during the w«p war and keep six yeans old waa Jn China, and dur- for UIB |n accordance with the The latest German com­ of a society drcua and carrying the tants at. the last moment were a*, fol­ up the thrift Idea even after the war ing tha Boxar. uprising thb Ameri- aj mp|i ru|CT |,|d down by the LI- munlcation dealing with tfi* aitu a. idoa thorugh. She waa ably asalstec low#: '- ■ ia* oyer. ' cans ware helping to get away hnd|brary service of the American mon in the 'region of S t. Mihle),. in the enterprise by D. C. Marlowe, Florence Henry-------- ---------- ; Postmaster Elder especially has Hoover raised two hundred thousand y briry Aaaodation, and will bo F here (he Americana are dafendlojc; ' chairman of Seminole Chapter, Mrs Elisabeth Stafford...............19,220 accomplished wondors In the Thrift. dollara to.assist them. ^ He |shipped to auch points as the A. L. I tho line, aay# that the Garmana in- 1 Deane Turner, the assistant chair May Thrasher------------- — — SUmp campaign and expecU to do 1 over the world and studied Iood| _ derignate. _ _________ * * A. __ may Th* need* of all ___ fl|ctcd heavy, loaaoa on the Amerl12,687 raah, Mrs. E ..M . Galloway, chair- Agnes Dumas------------ --considerable more having already condition*; Franc* and Englahd I ^ n ip i#and|fUU0n* In thla vicinity KVna. pmn of th® ihow cominltt*®» C. M taken a half P»g# ad ln^The Herald ■ayantacn. mllllona g-care-fif first.—iMoar of Finland the German* are eonHand, chairman, of -therparada < ow Chuff E«tectalnesl_js^|-j^d In ~ ^ other v a f f boosting monih'With which to feed the wven L he bo‘oka collected along th* At-J In *n. " " ‘a" overrun the country and • mltte;, Mrs. Forrest .L a k e ,. chair­ The Euzellan Claaa of the B *fiJ“ t |t he Thrift ealea. Chaa. Polk repre- and a half million Belgium paopU, Untjc a b o a r d wUl be .hipped tq “ nu,"f. i Helsingfors ia adall/ to b a man of the country store commit church waa' eqUrUlned * * ‘by Mra. aenting the MetropofiUn ‘ Insurance and while doing tbla work Wilson p ,..nce u Rapidly, aa possible. At th# * . expected. •■ I for . . . one __ '.ntoJ come fnbii I-.and tako I jCMt b~aj| a mnn0n .... __ I|exnecteu. tee; Mr. and Mrs. E.' P. Morse in B. G. Methvin and Mra. C. F. Mar- Co.,^ U ^ worklhg»'for _____ _ . t^e Thrift cam cabled are needed therp charge ©I the grocery wheels, Mrs ehall at tha home of the former iaat I i(gn gnd many other# are doing charge in America. Mrs. Fuller said |t j.o p c s, and » consUnt stream of Samuel Puleston, chairman of the Thursday afternoon. Quite a nuro-|#Kii|t bll • Waahington, April 14.*-The 6(g the allowed rations in England were repjtceinenU must be maintained Queen'a Contest, Mis. Newman and ber were preaent, including eome two and a half .pounds of bread, one I jot |b# waaUge will be very great. American naval collier C>dois, earv Mrs..Thrasher, who took charge o^ visitors. The business meeting was Colored American Citizens pound of meat and three ounces o M jj€nca the call for books, books andjrylng fifty-seven paaaanter#, lift tho girls in the Battle of Roses am presided over by Mrs. A. Johnson. at per week and Franc* .even !«• more book*. Americana of every section, of *vour pastor s Haymakers snd looked after them at The -A. L.; A. haa built up an o r-..— - - - -••• - - ••* — - -. Mrs. Ml H._ ^ I l l d l e r y dasa and of every race havo an than thb. In Italy one U etiomtd to all limes, Mry. H. C. Gerror, chair­ purebaae macaroni only on I Kanlx«Uon capable of handling thou-lport since March 18. T ie ravy do-­ man of the ticket sales committee u ‘ . T O K . n n , " ^ h ‘. " c U y U - . a ,h . C l . . ,b .„ M days In the week, and In Franc*. *"• |MUon capable of handling ihou-|p«tm *n‘„*nnpMnccd.today that .h e Mrs. F. R. Savage wm*| '‘Twelve million colored people Mrs. E. P. Morse, chairman of the nen-are-doing-tho-work-of mon; ainda and thoiiaanda. -T lia r thal waa last reported al a V 'M Indtior prdgtam committee, to CapT-DIngeo elected alternate teacher;- Mrs. -A;|bav-e-f.U led T o ' the dsfen.V of ihelr n many case* dolnf the work of b# forthcoming cannoi be bland porrt March 4 and that was elected preaidant to j cou*ntry In thla eriala and wrlll do and. squad of Semluole Guard, and trome anxiety is entertained re to M b * aa ' • ‘ * Mrs. Robert Herndon who produced succeed Mra. A. K. Roaaettcr. After tbojr fu|i *haro in helping to win thi# to the plough to make th* crops, for I her safety. The vessel was brlnt ing Herbert Putnam, Miss Columbia so successfully and tha business meeting a very enjoy- world war for domocraey," Dr. Rob- there b not a beaat of burden in the a cargo of mancaneae f — Brazil. 1 Librarian of Congrrea, to every one who eould and did help able time was spent aodally, Mra. I ert r . Motoh, principal of Tuakecountry. ' . General Director. The Cyclops had one «r>» l:.c damin many different ways. R- R- P*®1, Methvin and Mr*. Marshall eervlng —Minatitute, euccmor to Booker T. comnlaln'bere'u^th# The ladles at the Sanford Library I aged whin aha, left tha.Wwv. iudldi, I Washington in that office, said rethe treasurer who' handled all the refreahmenU. The daaa feel* honor abroad nucstlon why thfr alio wbh to thank The Herald and but th. department aaid tUa fact funds and the many multitudinous ad •In being entertained, by th 0 Icently In an address at th* Twanty- ^ •eventh Tusk ogee Conference ^ " 0 * r n ^ T h T h a v e JH w h o ^ v . bcmk. ' . from du ies that were #o essential tor^thls charming members of the. class. .olfieo waa a buay man and .filled his "While we r * r « t lodng Mr*. Kan-1,. Tb# ^ j ^ d American dtiaena wil no milb that Will grind corn and the tbw helped Sanford agein to do. her communicating by radio, ^d rl! eforta to .reach her bv .riu't rreana pla<!a day and night while the drcua nedy. and Mra. Roaaetter we feel do thdr part in produdng foodstuff# shipping qualities of . corn are' noV •bit'1 * tave boon, unauccwful A thor­ M. E. Key, Librarian. was her*. .The general committee that bur dasa la not going to ‘°e® on the farm, In conserving food In e' q u a l to wheat. ' Besides , , . , th r nutrl . ough search of the courre -vhlch she.. .* fi _* . . . Ih a HAW I . as a. 1. sL J who had entita*' charge of the bl.i any o.f'its activity under the new the home, and in fighting in the tiv* value of wheat b twice that of | would have followed In xomink to* production of getting feady and put­ leadership and we e * ^ ' * * * * * * trenches in Europe,'said D r. Moton corn. Temperance Mas# Meeting port has been made nnd continue*., ting the event over waa compfsod of welcome to all women not affiliated and In addition tha colored teachers Every Chriatbn woman who Mra. Burnett Smith aaid the p e o - . ^ ^ P . waa announced. . • ’ Mra. R. J . Holly, chairman, M s. E. with any Other 8unday achool to will preach and teach thrift among pi* in England lived, in constant (ear I wbhea to do a great patriotic aarvlce M. Galloway, Mrs. Endor Curlett, Join our . daaa. ■. d fa lr raid#, and that often the only country J jy ^ rin g to H/t th# • ' » tbelr race. Mrs. H. C. Gerror, Mr*. 8.^0. Chsse, Dra/t Selects to Leave . , Mr*.* Ed. Putnam, . rations for a'meM would be a^ slice U » ( b I curae of drink from her bordar. Mra. Deane Turner; R. J . Holly, D. The selects that will lea^e Sab-: Claaa Reporter. of breed spread with olaomarganlne.U V prment the mwwt^ Heary Beagkt th* Roester * ' ■ — . C. Marlow*. Mr#. R. A. Terheun. ford are expected to go. April 26th but thb cutting falb only on t)»# »ng Thursday Mternoon, 4 o. clock, u , w .k i.-ji-t, .u .,..v Strawberry shipment*’ hive been • Th* fin* Plymouth Bock cockerel iuu» uw ««,»»•■• •— — , — -r^.. - .. and 27th. Thw white men will go secretary. • • ‘ , . . donated to Seminole Chapter Red dtixens. for the eoldier'a ration# are April 18th, Methodbh church. on the. 27th and .the.colored And to th# Kirkland Society Clr- succeeded in . importance by veget­ kept up. . , I : J .. u . cua under th* management of Geo. ables, but berry growara who have Crews by Mr. and Mr*. F . J . Nai“ 1 I Mra. Fuller aaid every male In I Two cara of cabbage shipped from will go on the 26th of April. myer of LoQgwood waa auctioned off I _ I a t ___«___ * *___.L .' L .. ‘I t . J l.« 1 fruit,at*.gettin g better p rice# .than ' , ------ --------- ---- ■ ' •‘ Kirkland la also due credit for flillng r ** ; . at tbe Circus-Saturday night. C. E. Franee, from fifteen to seventy b In Yppo last week by the IndUn'River Vi. m i t any time In over e month.’ Tbe . thHr contract-and givlo* Banford a ’ r Card ef Thank. ■< the army, and that .one million. Fruit and Vegetable Company for a itvtiks mu, week _______________ Hetory'.*aa‘ the. highest Udder and average1- thb wa* J 6 canU, real'drcua 4n .every particular; T o aU those who were *d anil identical with -tho average or Fekrw* feel* himself lucky although he paid tbrqe hundred -thousand. m*n .had 1number of< local growers brought ' V , . , , ' — r-T----- ---------daeth pful during the Uln« beankilled 'andl the** were; onl^ the -best price* y*t received for cab aiy 16U». Tbe‘aggregate movement it fancy price. :Thb high bred bird *'« . fo lk Baby Die# to thirty-five million peopU altogether bag* here during th . p r e « n t . ^ right-' was only 6,000 W l M M our f ithaak* and afr^* In France when the war began. TolThere were bought by E . R. Don­ ig a fande Charlie Henry io 100,904 qdarta quarts ee atarring people we ehould aeQ of IndlanapoUe, Ind.. for 142.60 take good care of hb period laat valiant '.'-A* our work a sacrifice, but a s ton f. o. b. ' * '. . i ' ' A-J '■ vT‘ • . '/ ' “ �PAGE B IG H T have the Saturday; m t f lp e e ;j Rn* member ^hat. a t tha.m atinee ,vthe same first class attractions will be flven and the profram will be exact­ ly what you wotild witness at the night performance._______ « ■ For Sale—Large farm-horae, also For Sale °r‘ Rent-FUteen ttTm heavy wggon, only axed abort tlfae. and food house, Side I Zt? Inquire- J . E . Terwilltger, 7 0 S 'T)lk' frdtt roadlnf lUUnn; •Enquire •______ 67-Jt^ avenue. * - Connelly. For S ile —Ford Touring Car, De­ For Rent-Three office mountable wheels. Good condition. frontlnf on FIrat street. Moet *1 Dehth of Little Lett Ie Dodge f Bargain. Phono 6. P. 0 . Box 989. alrable officea In city. Several other • 56-tf food office rooms In same bulld|a. Lettie Deane Dodge died yester­ • *23.^*“ day afternoon at the home of Mrs. • For Salo A six room house and Yowtll A Speer. J,*N . Whitner after an Illness of a lot, west side Laurel avonue, be­ Sunday at Congregational .Church "Our iftite Meeting-, anef/^tite W ork" will be fmoeidng' theme. . ' i ’ D t .‘ Mlner^C: rieWwlri, the emi­ nent organiast on his way north will give Sanford a final organ program of religious music Sunday evening, beginning at 7:30 sharp. His many friends will be glad of this oppor­ tunity. Invite .others and bring ah offering. •• ■ • . Pay enough for quality in your ■ Spring Clothes • i * # “ Pay enough" refers to the good of you men who buy— not the man who sells. It means the price of all-wool fabrics, fine tailoring, good style— those things are absolutely nec­ essary for long wear and satisfaction. ' . In H art Schaffm-r & M arx clothes you > gel Uicsa qualities you need for less than you can gut. them anywhere else. Sanford Shoe & Ciothing Company The homt; of Mart ScHafTner &*Murx Clotheh NOTICE Under the new ruling of the Fed­ eral- Food Administration the flour substitutes have boon raised in bread cakes and pastry put out by all bakers. . ., • *. I will comply with samo strictly for threo'reasons. ‘ First, it Is a pleas­ ure to help my government. Sec­ ond. It is my duty to help my govThird, I am compelled to ernment help my government. . . In doing this J cannot hope to put out the samo' first class quality of goods that I have heretofore. Here­ after everything in this shop will be baked VICTORY S T Y L E until the goveyjmcnt permits us to do other­ wise. . • I wish to nsk tho public to bear with me during those trying times, assuring them I nm doing *tl)0 best I enn under tho circumstances. Thanking you for past favors nnd Soliciting yoqr future business, I re­ main, . ’ Yours vt»ry truly, • G. W. SPEN C ER . tween Sixth and Seventh streets. A The remains were taken to Jack- 1G per cent Investment. ' A. Derby, nvllle today where the funeral will lt« ' Miaa lli n daughter of Miss VI fSS Lottie' was tho Lottie Deane, forn%lyVof Sanford For Sale—Beet plants, { 0 cents and the death* bee saddened rthe •Write homes I f meoy’ frjends.and relatives 100 or $2.00 pervthoussm 61-tfc Portin Bros., Wagner, Fla, In Banftxtfh Llttlo L e ttif was six years of age, a bright and winsomo FOR RENT child, who had endeared herself to family jn d friends and her early Furnished Rooms by Day, Week death has caused a heartache in this or Month—Park7 avenue Flat, 105 community and at her/home in Jack ­ North Park avenue, over L.. R . Phil­ sonville. ips & Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. Hart, manager. . 30-tf . • Death of Mrs. Graves For Rent—Rooms for UgTit house­ Mrs. E, C. Graves dirfd at her keeping, 112'Laurel avenue. 66-4tp homo on' Palmetto avenue .Wednes­ day night after a lingering illness. The funeral services will bo held from tho home tomorrow fnornirtg at 8:30, Rov. Ililburn of tho Meth­ odist church officiating. Interment will be made at the old home of tho family at Osteon. ' Deceased leaves four 'daughters; Misses Wccma nnd Jessie and Mfs. Godbcy and Mrs., McMuliin and three boys, F. Z., Seymour nnd No­ lan to mourn the loss of mother, a loss that can never bo filled in this world whore mother takes such an important part in tho life of - the family. ’ • ’ The sympathy of tho entire com­ munity goes out to tho family In their hour of bereavement. to Dig Potatoes at Hastings, Florida Good Wages. Season Starts Apr. 8 A TLA N TIC H O TEL N E W WINDLE HOTEL JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA ("«m ,l«to. M odern, Herremed. Oalodde H aIn ike heart of r l l j. L la te a le a l to CTee7 lklaS. H*k4 (or koaUeL . W lad l, W. Hmllh. Prop. . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING H. L . HAIGHT, Manager * anted—Several • hundred Burlap sacks Sanford, Fla. Wanted—Cypress ‘ logs. Address Lan/ieck Lumber. Company, Tampa Fla., stating what you ran furnish for continuous shipment.": ~(>0-3te Upon America de* volves thesacredduty o f keeping alight the torch of Liberty and upholding justice and democracy through' out the world. Let us not falter or count the cost, for in the freedom of-the world lies our only safety, and the preservation of our American lib' erties and institutions. L et Us In vest To the Limit in Liberty Bonds D All Local Advertisements Under This Heading T H R E E C E N T S t Line For Each InserUon. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. ' * FOR SALE Full Line of the Famous Wanted—Young Ran to ore. Good wages to start, Men and Women Ranted Circuit Matinee Saturday Tho Red Cross Circus will give a matinee Satutday afternoon in order Hasting* Farm I nhor Bureau that those who live nt n distance HASTINGS. FLORIDA and are in the city can witness the performance nnd return homr. There* have been many request* front the people in tfic country dis­ JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA tricts that a matinee be given espec­ Cor. Hay & Hogan. Close to Everything ially for the little folks who cannot One Illock from Postoffice nttend nt night nnd for this reason lla l n d Cald R i m U i Watef la E rrrr Itoaea. •All the management has decided to Outaida aad Heraeaad. Uooaa aad fuUi 11.00 to sue. a re«ato ii.so to ixa«. x rnot r«*/t». AGENCY O PEN S A T SANFORD WANTED LIBERTY! BOND ; Fqr Skla,-7*AV » bvgxin’, ; tiling for live acres if taken at once. D. A. Honk, R, T , City. GG-tf : Fo.* b-jlo -10,000 Pepper Plants, Cheap. Call- on or nddress C. Iv Lucas, Hanford. ’ G5-3tc HELPING TOHOT • hur Halo —Ujyd cur, Uuick 4, In gpod condi.Ion. Good tires. ^A real bargr.in — 5250. Seminole County Garage. 6G-4tc THC CX atofRW T Fur .■idle—A 1'JIO model “otirijTircarrsnlmblo 'for'tTuck reasonablo offer will bo re F. A. Gordon, Enterprise, Fla. First Class Repair Shop in Connection Satisfaction Guaranteed on Any Make of C ars , Tw o Slightly U s e d C a rs G o o d as Nt O v erla n d a n d D o d g e — B a rg a in ! Corner First and Oak Avenue B V g E q jp q iL D U t q PHONE 8 8 « J For Hale—Three registered Puroc rscy boars, five- and six months il. Mrs. Endor Curloit, Genova; s. G3-tf Ftir Hale—Porto Ijlco Yams sweet potaro slips, later on draw's. $2.00 thouiand.. A. Buck, Longwood, Fla. ; • ' , • G3-4tp\ For Sale—161$ hand farm or draft horse, weight 1350 lbs. Inquiro L. A Brumley. 53-tf For Sale—Ten acrea hammock land* tin Cameron avenue, right In the heart of the celery delta. This farm jolna railroad loading station. Three acrea cleared. Mukt be aold to cloak’ ad catato. If-.Interested write * F. J . McDannel, Owouo, Michigan. . ’ 63-tfc known aa These~Bonds L—----- -J M ean So Inch M o re T han M oney I | . • „ • * . . • • # * ' Y o u r money would be of little use to you if the Germans; should win the war abroad and com e over here to complete, tlfeir w ork of world subjugation. Invest your money in Liberty Bonds—one Bond arms a soldier a n d m a y save bis life. . “It's civilization against deviUzotion' THIS SPACE PAID FOR J •c* •41. • ? *■,•' ... tluitr.' »ri �THE HANFORD HERALD Carl Takach RED CROSS M E E T ik ! Victor M. Greens The Third Friday of eve*T ' Ffrst Lieut. Geo. G. Herrin* month will be a busk** Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. meeting of the Clarence Mahoney,'Homer Wynne . at Woman’. C lSTojfe Walter M ason,'John Poe old, Pau BUDGET OF OPINION 14JUST BETWEEN Ayeoue.ntgaOp.m, Pezold, Edmond Stowe, Frank Loss. U YOU AND M E.” ing. ArthurLossing. Berkeley Blackman Worthingion. Blackman Wallace Crpsby% Henry Lee Alvin Kendall A C H IE L I S AMONG Y E TAKING N O TES AND FAITH; g H UN GER. Brittain Johnson “ H E 'L L PREN T ’ E M " — SO SA YS SA U N TEREli. Joseph Wynn For t&ree ye art America nas MY SPECIALTIES: B oa bo ckkkia a D o a a o a a o a o a o a o o o D o o o o o o o a o o d o o o o o o o o a a a Chas. S. Lee, army. ight Atarvation in Belgium 1 * • _. Tate Chapman PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHmJ that was hired was first class. There W ill you E m tU n ~ v r h t * t . Village Choir Home Cannera of America Provo Pa­ mtat~lats,*n</ infir Is not a person who witnessed the GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER Half a bar, half a b ar,.. We May Hear Souaa’4 Band triotism In Meeting emergency-— that w t may still send performances who docs not tpy that Half a bar onwardl .'Atlanta, Ga. — Sousa’s famous ROGERS’ PLATED WARE •food in ship loads? Billion Cane of Food on Pan* they received their money’s worth’.' navy -band may be heard in the Into an awful ditch try Shelves Today. Wo 'cannot stay hero in ope plactA sixth federal reserve district during ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCRjI Choir and precentor hitch, and neyer have any amusements of the third Liberty Bond campaign. In to a mess of pitch, By FREDERIC J . HA8KIN. any kind ovon'with the wiir on. We -They led the Old Hundred. St. Elmo Msssengale, director of Washington.—There are 1,000,000,must have something to break the C . H . D IN G E E Trebles to right of them, publicity has just been notified by 000 cans of home-canned frail* hod . Turkish and Oreek Women. monotony and why not get’ some­ • ,► * Tenons to left of them, thing for the -war funds while wo are the headquarters at Washington that vegetables on the pantry shelves of - Turkish women never serire In ChrlaBases in front of them, Plumbing and enjoying something out of the ordin-’ After April 10 fifty pieces of thfr American homes today. Those billion tlan houses, unless as occasional char* Bellowed and thundered. famous organization will be available cans are a huge monument to patriot* women or washerwomen. Greek add ary. for the south, and ho'will make a !zm and the speed and efllclency with Armenian women, on'the other hand; Fi t t i ng ; Oh, that precentor’s look, tour of a week or tep day*, appear­ which democratic America can rally are the mainstay pf the Constantinople *" ’ i *" - T»:d When the sopranos took ing over a route made possible to meet an emergency. They are a housekeeper; even Turks often employ ' Their own time and hook weight o f 'gome size on tho spirit of them. The Greeks are the smartest through tho cooperation of local From the Old Hundred! German nqtocracy and a colossal stum­ and the most cfllclent. though they are All Work Receives My P e r * * I chairmen with the district commitScreeched all tho trebles here, bling block In the path of Germany’s perhaps too quick-witted to bo perfect­ •ce. march to world domination. They are ly reliable. The Armenians are neither • Attention And Beat Effort* , Boggled the tenors there, pPOMlt* City Hall TfJssks.. Ns » I The premier band conductor in the mqat ImpoFtant collection of cans 10 .quick nor so presentable. Raising the parson’s hair America, who Is responsible for the the world has ever seen. And It Is vi­ While his mind wandered, • Navy . major portion of our inspiring march'- tally Importanfthat tho American peo­ Salmon and Acids. Theirs not to reason why Karl Schultz, Sherman Routh, es, made a sacrifice of all' his Inter- ple ahould realise that those cans arc ' Investigators say that salmon find This psalm was pitched too high;. . Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Nod c :t at tho beginning of the war, and cons of good food, safe to use, safe to ±elr way Into-riven by means of the Theirs but to gasp and cry Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph accepted a commission- as Jicutcnan cat,‘and that certain fantastic tales be­ presence of acids or alkalis, which, of Trebles to right of them, ing circulated concerning them are ut­ rourso,. varies In different streams. Roumillat,.Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ of marines. He immediately as­ terly wltaout foundation, , ■ . , • Tenors* to left of them. Even >v,hen they arc n long way out at der, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J . sembled around him an immense • Bellowed and thundered;. The homo cannera of America can­ tea, says the Youth's Companion, they One Inch Cards Will Re PublUkVd tjJ I Lawton, James Purvis, William Hart band of 300 pieces which has been ned 1,000,000,000 cans' of fruits and can discover the trace that will lead der Thla Heading At The Kate Of t i m Stormed they with shouts and yells ley, Wallace Lipford, W. C, Temple heard in Now York and other ‘cen­ vegetables this year. Next year. If all them -to the bay and tho stream that Per Year. Not wise they sang nor welt, 1 ,. Forrest Catcher, Ed.' Cameron, ters of tho east with great (tfTec.t goca well and the spirit of tho people they oeek. ^Jt thus becomes uqnocesDrowning’ tho sexton’s bell Lyman Baker, G. S. Ward, Robert A part of this band, carrying with remalns equal to the tanka of war, mry to appeal to a "homing Instinct” While all the church pondered. D R . L . D . BROWN Deane, Tcnny Deane, F. F- Roper. it tho best known of all Sousa they, wilt can ono.and one-half billion to explain the return of certain salmon DIro,tho precentor’s glnro, cans of fruits and vegetables. This Is to certain rlvora or the "running" of ■Army marches enters the southern territorj Flashed his pitchfork in the air,' DENTIST ' John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, on the 10th and will be routec a war measure and ono of vital Impor* (herring to certain localities, Sounding fresh keys to bear , tancc. Any talo or rumor which tends ' Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley rough the district. Office Yowcll-Spcer lluild/nr Out tho Old Hundred. to discourage tho use of thin year's bil­ •* ’ , */ Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe One-Ton Walrus. lion cans, or tho preservation of next Phono 108 Sanford, Florida Swiftly he turned his back, Chittenden, Oscar Speer,' Bruce An­ Tho nverftge-Blzvd Alaska wnlhqs Is year's billion and a half cans, Is of aid Student Recital ’ ■ Reached he his hat from rack, derson, Krnest Gregory, Fred Mason, • The first annual student recita* and comfort to tho enemy, although It is big ns on ox and often weighs more TtlO M A N EM M I7T WtUHON Then from tho screaming pack George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ given-by pupils of tho music teach­ may, In some Instances, bo reported.In than n ton. A walrus was killed by K. > K IIC l SON IIOl.MIOLEQ ‘ Himself lie sundered. some whalers near’ Point Barrow burn, Albert Fry, James Gstridge, ers of the Music Department of tlu all good faith. Trebles tp rjght/of him, 8ome of the rumors are so ridiculous whoso head weighed 80 pounds and George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. Woman’s Club and of Sanford will Tenorn to left of him, that few people will bollcvo them. skin. Including flippers, MX) pounds. A. I'uttishnll, Meade Fox, Ingram ho given next Tuesday afternoun, Hero are a few that hayo been dis­ The animal hud n girth of 14 feet, the Discords behind him, Gucrry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ April ICth, at 3:30 in tho club house, LAW YERS Bellowed and thundered. covered Investigated and exploded by skin was from half nn Inch to three liams, Vail Love!!, Martin Temple, Sanford, * Florid* Inches In thickness, and thu blubber Pupils from the xlv ses of Mrs aulhorillcAof the federal government : Oh, tho wild howls they wrought: Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickina, weighed 500 pounds. Fannie S. .Munson, Miss -Marguro. Exhibit A Is tho talc, circulated early Right to the end they fought! John Lee, J. AS. tnllord, Andrew 4 " Davis und Mrs. Lucille Aspinwall In the canning season, that a part of Some tune they sung, but not, Aulin, -John Cater Lawton, Alfred Need Energy-Yielding Foods. Tnkuch will render tho program. the glass Jars'and rubber rings In uso Not the Old Hundred. M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, Persons who are doing henry phys­ ATTORNEY a><dCOUNSEUAIK ttUK This will be a public day and every­ bad been poisoned by German spies. —Selected. Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J . ical labor nnd very nctlro children m one is cordially invited to attend. Practice In Stnte n tu l h n lrrn l fount F. Coates, Grnest Gormley, Walter need more energy-yielding foods than Talo Spreads Fast I An admission fee of ten .cents will he those engnged In menial work or light Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam Exhibit )) Is a rumor of Immcaso Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanfordn» 1 The farmers should make some­ asked which will go Into the Music physical Inbor. 8otue of the principal Pevchouse, Harry Carlson, C. E. persistence and vitality, to tho effect thing out of their Hjiring crops and Department’s general club fund. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold.Long that -the government is going to selzo energy-yielding foods are cereals, * thus In a measure make up their A call meeting of tho Music De James Weaver Norman Baker, Er­ homo-canned foods. This talo la sur- |bread und butter, corn breads, white ,, losses on tho oeicry and lettuce. nest C. Morris, Ike House, -T. M. pnrtmcnt was held at the homo’ of prlslngty widespread; Judging by tbo and sweet potatoes, crenm, uud other There are nny number of spring whotesomo fats: and sweets. Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, Mrs. W. E. Scoggan Tuesday after­ number of anxious letters concerning L4 A W Y E R crops that can he reaised‘here and Lewtic Oglesby, Dehsler Stafford, T . noon, April 9th. The purpose o! It that come to tho government deport­ they have generally proved to he omcB in the cotnrr non* Expansion of the Mind. . (I. Gillis, Willie 0 . Goolsby, Harrold this meeting was to transact the ments, the federal food administration profitable. Now that tho transpor­ and the various newspaper bureaus in business which ordinarily wouk Whnt wc Beck Ip education Is fullHoliday, C. R. Peabody, Robert SANFORD- FLORIDA tation problems have .been solved by Mcrriwethcr,’ Robert Routh, Staf­ come up after the program Apri. Washington. Whether ‘the story was liberation at the faculties, and the started, aa moat ‘people hero boll eve, the Board of Trade the spring crops ford LeFlls, Grover LoFils, Paul ICth, ’thus giving tho enliro time to deliberately fo hamper tho •coming man who has not some surplus of should he pushed to the limit. During thi: campaign and render It less effective, thought and energy to expand out-"[ Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank - Camp­ the student recital. side of the narrow circle of his own bell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ meeting it wax decided tb have the or whether It simply arises from an,ut­ task nnd Interest Is a dwarfed, unedu­ I Our school teachers do -not get burn, Oscar DuBose, Edwin I.. first community sing during May, ter misconception of the nature of the cated mnn. details to ho worked out Inter Othe food and Us purposes, Is not Impor­ enough money. By saying this I am Dinklu. important business was disposed ol tant... What la Important Is that tho nut criticising the school hoards be­ Sam J. Pickens, Ilnrry H. New­ story- la not true. The government Is before ailjourn’ ment. cause I helin\e that the* are doing man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. not going to boIxo any home-canned the best they cun under the circum­ King, Charles Priester, Robt. 0 . foods. . Welfare -Department 'meeting pn stances. But the government is of­ Weeks, Wklfrcd Pierson, ’ Vnndcr A story related to this last Is a re­ fering good money for help now und Perrittc; Adolph Shaw, Barney F. Wednesday aftcrqoon, 3:30, Wom­ port that tho government Is contem­ an's Club ■ roofns. Every membe tho school teachers’ ure responding Griggs, Harry Miles, Dun'can Mit­ plating -a. war tax on home-canned to the call and unless tho tcnchors chell, Drawdy Matt hers. Lewis Col­ urged to be present. Election of of­ fruits and vegetables. Careful lovos’ are paid more money we will loso lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, ficers. Also discussion of coming tlgntlon’ hero has failed to sbqw tbo them. slightest basis for this report William B. Lynch, Jafnea II. Lee. J. ycar's'program. • • • l’crhaps tho most annoying report C. Hutchinson, C. T . Smith, Roy Prices of Tin Cans that has been making Its unpatriotic 1 Tho circus has conic and gone Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal George Hyman Prices on tin cans till May lit rounds 1s the report that fruits and and it was a great hlg success and John E Hawkins f. o. h. Jacksonville arc an follows: vegetables canned b y what la known the npirit of get together was never Fred Ballard ,, No. 2’s, $35.26; No. 3’a $45.65. pci as tho "ono-period, cold-pack method’ exemplified to greater advantage - Cal Robert Willie thousand. Address C. W. Znring, are liable to bo unsafe as food. than during the days of the circus Joe Zapf New Shipment Just Rcccirtd For those who have canned foods of Jacksonville, Fla., ami send tnonoj hero last week. Of cour-e it V jih the Ralph Geiger this sort on their pantry shelves tho fol­ wfth order for cans. . ’ * ladies that made it go big and since Harry Geiger ' v lowing absolutely authoritative state­ ptnnAanHUrmn Those wishing cans should put iq ment Is ofTered by way of reassurance: the circus products' w ee hired to Fred Ballard # ’* •">>W»d m *a km* 0 ruth their orders at once as there is no “Tho cold-pack method processes have come hero and put on the acts they Robert Hill Jaftrt M n t wink ty gtna UAra M certainty of being’ able "to secure been Used for five years and not a sin­ wore not supposed to ho doing any ^ Eddie Potter ’ •■ them at' nil-later on.' ■ • * •*'; **; gle death nr aerlous illncsv has result­ - managing for It was the Red. Cross , Raymond-MeDonaldi—-----------ed from the consumption of food sgved , Riley M. Fletcher Berryr <that put It’ over and they tlld'i o * Carl McDonald ' K— ■ according to Its direction."* * Emergency -Home Dem’n Agt.‘ .the queen's tim e. Nothing of this ’ Clarence Templd magnitude a n he pul over wl limit Joe Guerry. “Bolling" Saves Much. hiring minddc trlont end.'lie I t William Shepard Of course a certain amount of com­ Not Old Enough. Alice was not greatly Interested In mon ai-nso Is needed In the uso of the approaching Halloween party and canned foods, Junt as It Is needed in when her older slit tern tried .to entbuso crossing tho street or getting off a rail­ O U'LL be inleteded in thi* better farming coun­ her with the subject she answered way train. Fruits or vegetables which try whet* toil, climate —everythin*, work with sadly: "Oh. what good Is Halloween sltow sny. signs of decay should not bo you._ Communitie* are well developed; *chool» are to me? I am not old enough to see canned. Canned fruits or vegetables I tan*pofUlion good and churche* are nearby. my future husband’s face In a mirror.” whoso looks or taste, or odor when tho (acilitie* alio good ran Is opened, might Indleatojhat they nro spatted, ato perhaps best tlirowri Looking The Florida !. t i oast Railway SyiU tfil Junior, with his plnymatc, had been uwny by tho inexperienced canner; through it* cubtidiary coinp*nie»-*the Model Land given some candy by aq otd gentle- although experienced housewives often Co., Periine G um Lend Co , Chuluola Co., and xnun, and on being asked how they mnka uso of canned fruits that show Okeechobee Co —own* and ha* for »*!e Urge luet* liked It replied: “Just duel Will you mold, for example, by "boiling them of Und l u i t a b l e for farm* and truck garden*. over" before putting them on tho ta­ get us some inure when this Is done? Illuituted literature on your request. Inqulrie* ble. We’re M t enters.’’ antweted promptly and in detail. * Thin last propers suggests the namo of "vaclllus botulinua”—a germ In u J . E. INGRAHAM, Vko-PraUdenl Wo have the Agency for the Celebrated fair yrny to gnin some- small reputa­ JA S . O. INGRAHAM. S .U . A *.« l H « R 1 0 A E A ST COAST RA ILW A Y CO Ml*ANY tion. In a recent number of a medical' Miller Tires. These tires Guaranteed for a t y BoJUla* , • 3t.A atv.U a., fW U a Journal there appeared an artlcto on 1, the Minimum of ff;0U0 Miles. Re-adjust­ “botulism,” n disease which may bo contracted by eating spoiled canned ments made in Sanford. AVe carry a line fruits or vegetables. of these tires and will be glad to have you ' . It slionld be clearly understood that botulism Is one of the vtfty rare mala­ inspect them. * * dies. The chances for contracting It by eating canned goods, say tho ex­ perts, are rather less than tho chances of dying from lockjaw every time you •cratch your finger. 1 The longand-ahort of this whole j matter of canned food la that there la ■ _ _ .4 .. , Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Geeolnle Dry Cleaning. 1All no more danger from eating It this 1 Uons of All Kind* on Short Notice »* year than there was Ih any other year. Join Our Gentlemen'* * Valet Club. $2.00 Per M« If you want to take extra precautions, recook, canned foods a little before 8 UIT8 $ 15.00 UPWARD. using them. Remember, too, that homecannlni ia « great help In win­ ning the war, and'get behind next year's canning campelgn. — .................................. ............ |fl|~f if ‘ VnB>t :* "• t Fantastio * Tales Concerning Them Exploded by Federal Government — ' - HENRY- McLAULfll - JEWELER Gas BUSINESS CARDS Wilson & Housbolder G E O . A . DECOTTES. S C H E L L E M A fN E S • Try The Column’ Want . *’■S creen Doors Opal Screen Wire Cloth . i t , H ILL LUMBER CO. Florida’s Fertile Farm Lands Y MILLER TIRES MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER - V icto ry Is a ■ of Stamina " n c l-th e W h ea t .R tls -S u g a r i ‘ Fighters CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PHONE �THE SANFORD HERALD [CALL HOBEY BAKER, FORMER PRINCETON STAR, A “ TIREUR D’ELITE” IN FRANCE “Tlreur d'clHe." That La what they call Lleulepmit linker of the'United States army aviation section over In Franco; “Ilobey" linker, ns he Is known to the sporting world, formerly the captain and star of tl»e Priuccton football *nd hockey teams. No one who remembers Ilobey on the gridiron or on the j Ice or bis wonderful nerve and eye will be snr;irtsed'to hear that his shooting wis the wonder of Ida Instructors and that his average wns declared to bo |astounding. t ' It cxplalps tho prominence fo which the one-Ume-Prlncelonlnn hniyilrcady 1attained In nvlntlon and why be Is the first American filer operating Ibdcr (ho Stars ntid Stripes to bring down an opponent In a fight In the sir. O n ly two United States aviators have so fnr been brevetted from tho highest schools of France. The two, who are graduate “pitots do chasse** fomj Aron!. Pau and Cnxnu, are “Ilobey” Baker and Edwin Post, Jr., of York city. Of these-two Lieutenant linker made,, Hie better shooting tierogc and Lieutenant Post the better flying performance. very small, but we expect to get ■ the hospital at Wnycroas for treat­ big bunch of new men this month to ment. Oil us to war strength am) then look C. F. Haskins .of Sanford was out' Bochcs. shaking hnhda '.with ^friends here Sunday. Lake Mary Rev. Minton Lord of Clyde Sta Mrs. Hester was shopping in San­ tion was a business visitor here ford Friday. Wednesday. Born to Mr,, and Mrs. McWaters Will EvanS returned* to his work on March 31st, n boy. ; Sunday after having- spent several Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Berry wero days here with his home folks. Monday.morning visitors to our vil­ -----*----- ;--------: . I lage. *' ’• Many furmcra in the neighbor­ Paul Keoly left Friday fS enter hood of Fart . Meade expect to raise — ■ — ———— — quite a large amount of rotten tire ablut 8*00 acres having already bs«o planted, Wnd others arc preparing t plant, as tho rains of late have, put the ground in fine condition. o n ■w h e /s h i -s s n sxs tnx no m an a u a m KUTTOf { * MEAETAST mens coHiAiNiRa •WHEAT. mediately^ why it is called tear gas, for oitr eyes smarted and began to Tun frhely and the places where the gas was tight began to burn, After n minute we put the masks op. again for u couple of minutes and then took'them of! for a couple of nljnutes, and then we were Jet out. I nl*ver saw ns many men. weeping at dps. time brfDro. Tho gas smells like real strong mustard. After a few minutes the effects were nil gone. .T h e. second time over we went through asphyxiating ghs. This is the. kind (hat kills, but .with our masks we were uble to tell that it was present. After we had gone out and taken our masks oil we each stepped in the door again and took a snilf of‘the gas no that wo would be able to detect it if we were subjected to nn attack. I t isn't ns strong as tear gas, but it is deadly. This week has been devoted to ef­ ficiency tests. Each man linn been called on to go through movements of the drill manual by himself to show just how chirient each man is. The privates went thruugh saluting, delivering messages, the manual of Castle and 1I.T8*V K. Daniels, Richard arms ami like work. The non-com­ Ilardee, David C, Hall anti Marlin J. missioned olficers had all that the Harris, who are from other parts .of privates did and in addition map the state. They were fully equipped reading, message writing and signal­ when they left, Superintendent Ser­ ling. The officers will he ■examined geant Amjerson'working until ‘^u.. m by the major. Company. C expects one night tt> mm* that they had la) [news o f o u r s o l d ie r b o y s to show a high standard of efficiency. they needed. IN TAMP Oiit* night this week the regijnrnl is We have been training in the use to he railed out after taps, formed Camp Wheeler, Ga., April G, 1918. of gas masks fur some time and the and marched out. a short disfame. I—Tltc p.i«l week has been a bus.** company i* almost through,with that The tesi is to see bow long it will om f"' CnmjMUiy C. The one event work. 11 in very Inte-esting ntul be­ take us tit get dressed nltd out to th I that «i!l probably interest our home fore the course is completed a man main road Etch man will take his folk., in.'-i i< that eighteen men have known that he can rrlv ct. hi;, mask r full e<|iii|iit'<>M| of jmek ape! arms. Ibrrii t'Mn.ferred from tho company tel protect him in rase of u real gas The regiment next i« us went out Ith'u’ttwh. They will go with others it lack. We first had three hours’ Monday night. Inking fifty minute l/toin :i!l over the camp to help till drill in the use Of the mask, learning and we hope to lieYt them. In an­ lap M>ni*aother division, and it may how to foil it on ami lake it offi to' ticipation of tie* call a numucr of bt that they wiil sop, France before test it to he sure it was in proper the men have been sleeping with a licme of the rest of us that they.are order, and how tii'-atpritTse after. large part of their efotbini; on, evprj laving. They, will remain 'tn L'amp Hat. AUj-r we had ■learned, to put night this week. r ■ Wiiii-h-r for several days j e t and we them ost in six seconds we drilled in . Next week the whole division is to [don't know where they will go when tficm awhile to |fet u«ed to it. A go on n practice inurcJi of five day*. Ithey leave!; I’h o ^ transferred <vere: font rare witli.m mask -nn. is'iw ftirr We leave here Tuesday morning ul Jtrrph K. Canada, Scssler \Vnlkor% to,a hegiuno.r, but very amusing fo :30, marching through Macon, Alan i WiHla ms. Ike Pope, Fred \V. i lie-spectator. Alt, hr t hr* <■ Inmr*' v. Iii-ri" ' hi' |*vo.-mir- of ( I f nri.i anil . ii H’h 1In V.l- . lii 1mt: i:> v i. ii it.. .1 .1,1lls \\ II r,'v i' M Dnil I.Imor Crawford of Orlando? n r .1,*! ic - w , \>, o! i ; nil- w hail ; In- ttivt.-i»i-; |Jamis- i, Malcolm, Joint Mtnnlen, house i.wigc The * VIl'l V(t,-n i th.it .if gas W. niulit in C,,i„ . jJi;>tti- ! Oiekersmi and Walter F l.iicl.yramaiorj or ttit |l f <,u'11*]% on, wi. ifh. skirt.* of Mato n, WutltiiM Iny. Thu. a Sanfttni. from the' western part of went in with our Orange diurlty; Ernest C. -Morris of proved tp-tw that they would work. day*ami Friday wc w|)l have manAltamonte; Harold C. Holiday of After a coi!|de of minutes w e took delivers, upending Friday "in Camp ISpnford; Elmer ^Crawford of I’ine theiii olf and we found out im* Harris anil SatliFday we march hie' here. The line of march will not be l<*<* that twelve and one half mile, lung and may be a little hunger. The licit m i ii jhuuld be renting in Ca llnrri. before the la!;t leave Jn-re, A large crowd i« i-xpectud in Macon.to wnicli the parade, which will’ ijc uavil of the main event for the opening of (In- big drive for the Third Libor Loan campaign, in thi* county, ty WITH THE BOYS ATWHEEtER Long Distance . Always Gets Q u ic k A tten tio n “ I always answer Long Distance Tele. phone calls promptly^ Usually it means prof­ itable business or an opportunity to settle a problem quickly and satisfactorily. “W hen I talk to a man over the Long Distance Telephone it is like being face to face with him. I can inject my personality into the matter and win his confidence with­ out loss of time. * .Rome of the boys have been for­ tunate enough to get furloughs in the past few days and visit t home. Among these h)ivii hem jtnyroorpl R.. •Boyd,—Dudley Wilson* and Maxie Bennett. When they return a few more hope to get oil far n five.days’ stay. v Senator Arthur E. Donegal! was in camp yesterday spending most of his time with the hoys from Kisairr.timo but he gave Company C a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc­ Culloch were also here yesterday. Kenneth was first aergennj of tho compnny nt one time, going to tho border with them last year and lota of the old men were glad to ace him. In addition to.t/io men tranaferred to tho caaual detnehment wo hav*. alio lost Aaron Kilpatrick, ho going tti the supply company. Tho many transfers have made the company Fi'V e H u n d red T h o u s a n d • A m e r ic a n S 'o ld ie r s in F r a n c e We dare not delay the V IC T O R Y Dpw. American lives are at stake, our own safety, the safet^of the ivholc world. If we are not to prolong the slaughter and the simd^ing, if jvc arc not to risk defeat or an inconclusive peace, wc must acr^ u ick ly; wc must put forth our every effort now. The army is doing its part. Five hundred thousand American soldiers are in France today. There.will be more tomorrow. And more the day after. We are going to send an irmy large enough so that when;wc strike', with our Allies, we can drive ]he’ German hordes baeje across the R hine— so:that we can win the decisive V IC T O R Y that will* make American freedom safe, and establish a just lii.d lasting peace. - , . ; But the whole nation must take part: Our armies in France are looking to us to furnish them in ever greater abundance, the ordnance, the munitions, the supplies that will make their V IC T O R Y possible. We must not fail them. . > ■ v* : 1 s \ Every BeUJTelephone u a Lon* D istance Station. v». . . •x . . ♦J, 4i- The Third * Liberty Loan is our share in the winning of this war. Upon i t depends th e safety''and su ccess o f five hundred thousand Am erican soldiers in France. / ** V' Ym , \ ecs Lend Him a Hand Buy All the Bonds. You Gan BLOOD HR C A D * ’ , ■> . ■ * - T M s S p a c e • - • V a id • f o r ’. •, . * ■ • ’ V . ; , a n d .C o n t r ib u t e d SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TRl.RP.RAPH COMPANY i- •* . — *» ' \C&rJS * 2 2 2 2 ■■ ■ ■ ■ « « ■ ■ ■ ................................................................................... ... ‘ « e f * - % ii'‘The telephone, both Local and Long Distance, plays an important part in our business. W e have- a Bell Telephone on. every desk and the time an d . traveling ex­ penses we save make the cost of our serv »l ice one of the most profitable investments. * , •■ *" »■ *’ * * — *-< f >A - V# -*jr l . t. ^ y. j!-. i,'- ~ -- - --- z. " M i rtil n I -. . * . Vi I r-i _J-F.- , -r >;• ^ ’■4" *i • •, * b y / • • ’ �AC 't: R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Rustneii Manner I’ utiD>fa«4 E vsry TuMday and Friday ' IBE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY HUBSCSlrnON rXICE m ADVANCE; ONE TEAR......................... 13.00 •IX MONTOR......................... ........... IJS VBKKB M O N 1 U H , , T I | I M I t a r d la lk« <21/ by Cuntar 13.00 Par Ytar la Adraaaa ar.XOc Par M.nUi PaySbeala ta A i t u n M ia / Da Madr al O ffln bland aa B*«aad>Chaa Mall Malter Aapnl Dad 1000. al Iba Paatoffira aj HaaTard. Hartda Hadaa Aal al Mart i bdf illt —-------Nrybaaa Na, III »i HmJd DaBdlaf \\ o on the other oldo of the ledger. The result Is depletion of the profession. ’ ‘ Under present for condltlonse'specUlly-when nearly every other field of activity Is bid* ding eagerly ofr labor pf nearly jovery~ so'tT—teaching looks -leas attrac­ tive than ever... Tho less' attractive it looks tho more Inferior tho teaching force will become inevitably. Already operat­ ing the system upon which we asy the hope of .tho nation, depends has become, for a portion of those en­ gaged in it. a mere incidental, pinmoney stop-gap between graduation nnd getting marrledv There Is danger of its becoming an accepted notion that upholding the hope of tho nation is something any fairly intelligent girt can do between dances. . * Dut of course tho real victims arc not the tcjtchera. Tho real victims arc millions of prospective citizens, particularly in the country, on whom wc are palming off n niggardly swindle.—Saturday" Evening Tost. ey shot Tho peoplo of Florida should'cer­ tainly adopt the ,-amondmont to which the. Times refers but there oyght to be some way of paying the teaghcre mofe.Diowjy with dut. wait­ ing for the adoption-of tho amend­ ment. This ahould bo. done. as a more matter of justice, but policy as well as right dictates It. If some­ thing is not done many of those who are- now engaged in teaching, and getting less for- It than ‘common la­ borers will abandon tho profession and engage in some occupation that willgivc them a living. They can's Hve on what, they are pow making and thcro arc openings lor thorn in government fvork that would pay them well, and they can get this class of work if thoy will poos civil service examinations that ought not to be difficult to them. ''Existing conditions make it pos­ sible for teachers to .better their con­ dition financially very much and no one could blame them if they do so. —Times-Union. FRANK IIU FFA K EK A SO LD IER Frank A. HufTakcr, Into of the Tampa Times has "jined" the army and become *a full fledged Soldier. Just because I10 is one of’ tho best newspaper men, he has been detailed for a short time to do a little pub­ licity work, and ho will make more than good, as he always does. When ho gets to the firfhg line, he will give a good account of himself,. In hearing Rob Holly deliver a patriotic address in . DcLand ’ last think.wc coulcj not help but think what n splendid, target Hob’s head would make if he ever went into battle with his hnt off. And this ap­ plies with equal force to Frank Huffaker. Wo arc going to advise' him to keep his hnt on; even to the neg­ lect of that other garment we hear about at times. Death loves a shin­ ing mnrk; and ngnin. like Bob*/, Frank's head shines. Glue that hat on tight, Frank; send us your ad­ dress when yod leave, and tjie Rec­ ord’ goes to you, to tile close of hos­ tilities and then some, if you will only toil us where to send it.—TalInhnsnee Record. TH E NEGRO The editor in chief of the Record is Southern to every drop of his heart’s blood. Bjorn and raised un­ der old conditions In Virginia, "be­ ta’ dc wah," knowing the old darkey*] from childhood up/ho always had a warm spot in Jds heart for.the negro of tho south. Tho war between the states came on; the slave was the gdardinn of the wives and children of the soldiers;* the master placed implicit faith and trust in him; he was true to his trust.. . *• •» • . Then came tho end of the war— and reconstruction. Tho camp fol­ lowers - of the northern army per­ suaded the negro away from Ms best friends. lie was given tho right to vote. * While thoso- who guided him ofT were responsible there was a feeling among a large number of our people that he was a willing subject, and a severe estrange ment resulted tand tho white and Mud; line officially entered -into af­ fair* in this Southland. Intelligence must* rule; and no negro of education in the south today would insist Tor moment that ignorance should be in control! ----0---- RRt "Orlando will have a curb market and several other good Ideas In con­ nection with It,” nays the Sanford Herald, which seems to think that Sanford w*ould do well to contindv tho market started there some time 'ago. "This city was the first one In the state to start a curb market and it ahould be continued right through .(ho ^ e ar,*' t rema/ks the paper. "T h e re never was a time in our his­ tory that ,1110 market place was so , much needed as nowt lor the public And .the farmer gain by such an ar­ rangement." Sometimes the great' ' ‘"conveniences" of tho twentieth -century work to our detriment. The general use of tho telephone gives tho housekeeper more tunc to knit, perhaps, hut she gets what »ho gro­ cer pleases to send her instead of tho best that he has—and . the family suffers; a little. The curb market has been tried in soVcral places in Florida, and when properly imppqrtcd is n good thing for .everybody.—•• Tiipes-Union. -------O - — ----- O------ YOUR COUNTRY APPEALS TO * SCHOOL VICTIMS YOU! Looking ut it Lrom the material, The WOMEN OF FRANCE are side—which is the side .from which ploughing ih the fields that the men so many of us do look at our oecupaof their nrmymay be fed. Will not tions—school teaching. in the most the women of America lend money beggarly profession in the United States. No other calling that \|»! to their country that their own hr l,rDvidl’d f" r presumed to require anythin* IlkeJ fl* htin* 1 tii I f l b M rM a\?i*i IN STORIES ABOUT GLASS T H E * American people fought-their fini * battle* for liberty and the right* of *df. government onp hitched and forty- two year* ago. FEW INSTANCES WHERE GROUND GLASS FOUND ------IN THE B R E A D In reference to the wide spread hysteria* ..caused by tho evidently pro-German reporta for the purposo of "frightfulness," alleging that ground glass had been found i foods at many points throughout country: I quote n letter from the U. * S. Bureau of Chemistry to mo,on this subject: "Dear Sir—Your letter or March 14, addressed to Mr. Alsberg, con­ cerning tho finding of glass in food­ stuffs has been received. "This Bureau has mado a Urge number of investigations - into com­ plaints of this character. For the most part no evidence of attempted injury to human iifo has been found. Wc havo found glass; hoover, insovcral fdod stuffs investigated, some of whicli seems to be entirely acci­ dental. If I can secure any more definite information upon this Aubjoct I shall forward it to you at once." ’ "' r ., Also, a press dispatch from Wash­ ington, April 0 on the,same subject, Irony Major James Milos of tho Food Administration, as follows: Washington, April 9/— Investiga­ tion by tfyo government of thousands of stories of ground glass in food has disclosed but one case in which glass actually was found by the inspec­ tors, according to the committee on public information. That one instapee, the committee announced tonight was the work of a disgruntled employe of n * Fort Smith, Ark., bakery, who drove his employer out of business by putting glass In a Loaf of bread sent tp nn orphanage. Some of the orphans had their lip* rut, but no more seri­ ous injuries - resulted. T h e ‘ baker, accused of being a German agent hfid to close Ids shop-. Persist cut circulation of the ground glass story has resulted in inquiries by various branches of the X Tiie white men of the South re­ deemed their land from Ignorant domination, nnd hi doing so, every state constitution adoped provided for sthe liberal education of the lie* gro. Today he •is prospering, and those who work and will do so hnvej ihe reaped of their white friend-*. lie same amount of training and The WOMEN .O F ENGLAND, Ami it was just at this period of government. The result is tclcl in ability is so jll-paid..A No other rail­ from (luwhighest to the humblest are reconstruction that we of tlip south J Hiis letter written by Major James ing -Ibut is presumed to require a (tilling in uiimitiun factories to make made our mistake. We shAuld hai*- Miles ,if the. hood Administration, considerable mental ' discipline and guns and shells Tor their soldiers. taken hold uf the netjro, before tie j "W e have followed the elusive development is held in suck low re­ Will nut the women of America do had been loti away by the promise [ground’ glids atory from Maine td gard or is no little supported by that fur easier thing of merely lend­ of "forty acres and a mule." Had ' California, and from the lakes to the public admiration. No other learned ing their money io buy the guns for we dine litis in lime, nom* of the gulf, the pas; four mouths. In the culling except ‘the ministry Ih■ pur­ equipping the Ameriran men? trouble we had afterwards 'would thousands of rases that have been sued under conditions, that Involve The safety for which these women have occurred,.*nnd’ a^Jjcttcr. feeling cepurted we iutve found but .(1111'’ .ao much . humiliation, and the -min­ of oilier lands am striving wus won between the musses . of whites and genuine ease uf deliberate intent of ister's trials with his vestrymen or for American women long ago by Mucks would havo been the result. putting ground glass in fund. This trustee* are somewhat ameliorated the swords of American men. To Hut this is part and gone, A new ease was where a disgruntled em­ by the fart that in many rases In­ preserve this safety far you ,uivi era hiu developed. In an address ploye of a bakery in Fort Smith. is free to take at; appeal over their I your children American men are before the .Stetson student body Ark., placed -glass in one In-tf' of bear's, 'v.lie/er i* t he local . board of I now marching to Imhilc even ns bread." Ivtsi Friday morning we look occa­ education is generally a supreme their forefathers marched. Will sion to sny that there was no longer "The- Food AtLninistra^lnn haa en­ court fer tho teacher. American women* stand shoulder to a Mason A Dixon’s line, but one deavored, to impress upon tho public •• These are nut flat.ering things to shoulder with them? -They are of­ America; and the l>oy of the man in and tiie press of the country tho evil say of a nation that linn been tlo- fering their lives as a gift.. Will you blue would keep step with the son results of premature publicity given •claring for n hundred years that its offer your dollnrs ns a loan?* of- the man in grey. This week we to reports in (lie presence of grund hope la y in public education. nut To- save your home from, the were shown a check from the Grand glasti in fond. Publication of ;hc re­ they arc true. flames destroying France, your bn- I.odge Knights of Pythias (colored) ports before opportunity is afforded Jpst now tile teacher is an excep­ bie* from the sword that murdered by E. A. Pottadamer. The amount for investigation serves to create a tionally unpleasant situation. His infntits in Poland, your daugl t “* » wiss $ to.OOP, anil was part of nn ap- condition uf bystcrin in households, or her cost of living has gone bal­ from the hordes that ravbhcd Hi I I r » rii i n of >,(’00 from that or­ and does irreparable damage to the looning, like everybody clap's. Hut gian women evun na they fled ganization for tho Florida jurisdic- food producers and handlers Whose on The whole there line.been only a through the strcetB, Amctican men iun nnd allowed to bo counted in products are attack jd." Also, report of the official investi­ arc making the, supreme sacrifice. Lcnn County’s quota for Liberty What sacrifice will you make to-help Bonds. Great, wasn't it? Sunsday’a gation of the report of finding of equip* these defenders of your coun­ ifrpcra . tell ua of 5,000 negroes powdered glass at San Antonio, ; . try? What will you give up that marching In tho [inratio that was re­ Texas: s viewed by President Wilson in Bal­ ,"It was officially stated at 90th you mny help finance the struggle to timore. ‘ In the marching column In division hofidqUarters today that .an save’ Amiri can'freedbm? Jacksonville, .Saturday- night Wore ir ’investigation of Mnjor Gaines' re­ Not ft’ gift, but n loan is asked of like number./ port-had developed there was "noth­ you. Not a free loan, but a loan .at ing in it." It also was staled that The beat thing is happening. The interest. Will you withhold your Major' Gaines' was suffering from- a war is bringing n better understand­ money while men offer their Mood? severe breakdown * and had been ing between tho whites nnd Macks Huy a Liberty Bond for >’our coun­ placed in the base hnspitnl. It Is of the south that will be of great try's sike. * Put it in your own stated that Major Gaines has been name. Huy one'for the daughter it benefit to all conqorned. Treated relieved of'command of the secret right, the rtegro is tho best farm may save. Huy 6no for tho boy too laborer wc have. As a result uf the scrvico military poliee of the 90th small to fl;ht. present troubles he will feel more re­ division." ------ 0 ------ . liance on bis white friends, anti the We have examined a large number UNDERPAID TEACHERS while man will hove more confidence of specimens of food—baked- beans; As a rule wngevearners have no In him. Wo shall have a now-era-of reason' to ctfmplain about tho_ bIgfi prosperity when the clouds roll by, as bread,- flour,~candlM'‘ahd chocolate* cost of living for, generally speaking, a result of mutual good feeling, that — and excepting In one or two cases wages have incroisod ns rapidly ts no carpft bagger .will ever auccoeod of flour, in which wo found frag­ ments of broken glass of consider­ prices. Tho same cannot be said of in stopping. able size, havo found no glass. Thes* salaries. The high cost of living particles of glass could have been The negro' of the, south, at a crit­ bears heavily on the salaried classaa ical moment has been given a chance removed by sifting through an . and especially on teachers who as a Imu flour sifter. dinary rule got less in proportion to what to show that he still clings to our old traditions, and he ha* not dis­ Atny gloss or. sand which would they are worth than any other class. The* ideal; way to make appointed us.—Tallahassee Record. pass through an ordinary flour sifter Of thli tho. S t.‘ Petersburg Times. memoranda and carry infor­ would * be harmless, and have no-, says: mation that yOu need fre­ deleterious effect. There is no nu^ "Tho press of Florida'is awaken­ Cross Children. thontic record of powdered glass quently, Covers l a s t . fo r Don't be cross with children when ing to the fact that the Increased ■years. Sheets can be obtained cost of living hits school teachers they nt'e cross.- If they ere Irritable havjng had any 111 effect. Bakers and .butchers aro notroiousjust tho samo as the rest of us mor­ and pouty lenrc them alone to their anytime, rulcdfin six styles. blues or try to divert their attention )y .careless and often filthy. Ths tals. And it hits them harder, for Bound in Handsome Dura­ to some lntcreslng book or game or practice of emptying the sack* of they haven't had a living wage un­ ble B lack Morocco, with Red toy. Get (hem outdoors to play or to der the old order of things. This walk. Take them for a side. The com­ flqur into tho mjzer, and then shak­ le a th e r Index that enables fall we will have a chance to help tho mon retort to dross children Is In being ing them over the mixer, thus shak­ you to find what you want in­ teachers by voting for an amend­ cross yourqelf, but this only hurts tho ing off the sand, dirth and filth that stantly. s ment to the constitution allowing a children and makes them moody end adheres to the outside of the sack! when dragged over dirty car floors, larger mlllago for school purposes. later despondent*.—Exchnngc. ■ —— — ^— MB •- % I f wo will th'ep remember how diffi­ r-.Vf * V platforms and the filthy floor of .th* grocery and bakery, necessarily add* cult it is for ua to buy the necessi­ Application of ‘Rtason. Sanford, Florida ties of life, perhaps we will vote the It te by reasoning that we arrive at sand an d . other impurities to the dough. 4 L “ , power to school authorities to pay •Jr, reason of llilngt. q A t that tsnvaod for many yean thereafter,, thar realization of their nabccal aspirations and of , the goal toward which they were really mixing wsj vague and mdiitmcL But step by step fi)cy •struggled onward and upward toward a light which grew dearer u their eye* And minds ilowly opened to it* significance. Today; as a result of their stnig- * . gles and their sacrifices, we poetess and enjoy bur priceless American mstifution*. The Imme­ diate need Is the Invest­ ment of onr money In ~ q These nutitutiop* nnvt be preserved. The structure to laboriously reared in these one hun­ dred and forty-fwo years will be utterly destroyed if we do not spring to its defense with every atom Of our energy and detennmatioa. This is not a situation which may be trifled with, or evaded, or put off. It is ooe which mutt be met now—today — no matter what sacrifices it may entail, or who) the cost may be. . N • • . * ‘ |) jsw w w w t YU* Space Paid For and Contributed By •»WVW«V My LIBERTY BONDS! PEOPLES BANK of SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA The sand in sausage and hamburg steak, which arc made from the trimniings and scraps from the car­ cass, butchered on the ground, haul­ ed through the streets in a dirty wagon, and often covered with n dirty hl'de or brush dragged over the ground and contaminated by sand and dirt is evidently .the source of the grit found therein. Wido publicity should be given to Major Jamci Miles' letter to the press in'order to check this wide­ spread hysteria and evident panic, which is spread evidently by proGerman influence nnd large exagger­ ated by panic strickoii and hysterical citizens. . Yours truly, J*v R. E. Rose. Stute Chemist. masters like sturdy IbyaI yeomen. It b.quite fitting that tho story of their devotion shall be perpetuated, as somo one has suggested, by s monument in 'every capital to the faithful slava of the Confederacy! They havo demonstrated their patriotism by their gallant service at San Juan. They are responding to thd‘ calL to thii colors in every part of the ■Union. They are gom* abroad Inter, if necessary, to li^ht for the democracy of nations. Their efforts in .the .great •Red Cross campaign deserve commenda­ tion and encouragement; and ,-dume to nny organization that ever should wound them by u slight. In itn-ir commendable endeavor and patriotic . seal! Mra. A. E. Philips. Our Relaliuns with Colored People Hansdl—Kinglet ar) It is always safe to foiio\t- the ex- ; Mbs Willie M .‘ Singletary ample of the Man "who spake as J quietly married* to Mr. h A lint never man spake," and who ucted ns sell April <1 at the Baptist Temple. never ‘rnuif acted, and wim incul­ Rev. Mansoy performed the t>-rer cated a principle of juitiee that mony, which wn* witnrsscd oni,-. by mail hr.* found, nnd still finds, very relatives and moat in:iinn:, dibit-jit to embrace exjtcessed in of : hi* couples'. terse old English "Go.I b n > rc_Mr*. Ha;u ell ia the inly da tighter opecter of persons.” of Mr. 1 nd J .'.'j. J . W. ijingli't.,-. <>f * - f The person night he with** with th!J j.’la'tuj SRfi ij o:ie of lire rtf ”h!ue" .blood, iw blurb with red * esumy'j succoaafui'ieachQ.j, tear dig blood, or a "jv'low u«ril" * but, Tt -SI St:ms the* pcessn* form. •makes no diflFrcnee wr*.!i God. He | Mr. Hansel! is u member o .in V prefers a Mark skitt u!;h n white'1•;!»! .".<1 prominent ■family ’ I'M- empbtyed in one of the , •* heart, to u whi,c ..k 1 w i. .1 A. miff, of Miiuu. Mr. and M.r 'H'aas.il re:urr>‘ to lie reshzc.t, having cfpitt,‘d them Himself, lii.ti they have "feelings.". Mims Saturday after (Toon, tv: re They can faugh nnd rejoice; they they expect to make their, fu.ufe can grieve hnd weep. They can. be­ hone. ing liifmr.n and not beqsts. appreciate kindness, or be wounded when Cattle Food From Offal." slighted. We old nlnve-hcl.lorn. who t A Netherlands scientist bus Invented held them in bondage for two and n cuttle food that I* nmnufnctured .fifty years aro familiar with -th«rje from r.lluimen obtnlned from slmizh- fad.t. • ler I io iim -s and tlsbliig centers und l-oThey used to dandle u j on their Into n d fruit refuse. knees, and sini; us to sleep on their I faithful breasts: nnd during the war! Just Their Way. — that nwful’ Clvtl War—when their i "Koine .lie n ." wild Undo Ebon, "b enfranchisement hung in the’ualanco,; .■nod nutuml Oat dey kin- Imjaute on they stood by tho homes of their .11n«t 'nnUirfdy." D O N ’T Wtfte it on. Your CuffI . Jot it Down in-the­ ismJpmzn M EM O BO O K - - HERALD PRINTING CO. t . ’ ;* p a t r io t s • •. V i.**:-* . ’ •- �••1.i•/%*' ’ -* Summary or tho one ofrghe jolly ifcfdwd at th: It was-opening day of Booster Week and fun was abounding every­ Ptoallng Small .* Talks Succinctly . where.Arranged for Tho local ploturo* "were life like Herald Headers enough to speak; and. tho original, s stunts and unique entertainment .day, April 13 at 7:30 pm m.t a full pulled o ff. by Mr. McGary, pro­ attendance of the committee is urged moter of ,Bo<utor Week was pleas­ .' , and each member of thc^conrinhtco ing to ail. As advertised, -dollar, .bills were, Is requested to be prompt- ss there given away pnd Tho Herald was arc a number of communications to much in evidence. All tho names be presented and the chairman of tho War Fund campaign will be that were published in both issues presont—to—discuss—tentative -plans of-last—week’s Heralds were .cut out were placed in a box and this box for tho drive. / was passed through the audience Mrs. K.'A. Tcrheun, Sec., and .names drawn out by different Seminole Co., Chapter, A. K. C. ones and read aloud, .e a overy one D. C. Marlowe, Chairman. had the'sam echanco of the dollar . ** Seminole Co. Chapter. A. R. C. ' Gills. A moat laughable pie-eating con­ The regular meeting of. Scminolo Coun|y Chapter,. A. It. C., will .bo test for the boys was enjoyed ..and held at the Woman’s Club Friday, the illustrated song was pleasing, April .19, at 3, t>*clock. Everyone the song being illustrated with pic­ .holding membership iti the Chapter tures of our‘own dear little tots.‘ A U eligible tn this meeting anti urged number of qlre useful and attractive to attend. Anntt.il dues pay-aide in presents were distributed among the crowds, or the spoons, whjch woro April are now due. so skillfully slipped, in the patrons' Mrs. R. A- Tcrheun. See., Se/nhiqlo Co. Chapter/A.’ R. C. pockets as they came.In tho door. These presents were given by our D. C. Marlowe, Chairman. own progressive merchants. f Mention of Matters in Brief . .personal Ilqjni V, of Interest jtOOC'i *»• In and About The City -r. • tho navy ysrds at Charleston. S. C : Dr D. C .. Ward, Osteopathic Ph«icion. First- National Bank Bide-. Phono 330-W. 64-tf Miss Myrtle Lambert or Havana, YU I* visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. W. Lalng ®t her home"0n Mignollir avenueScats for the Comfncnccment Week piano recital to be given in High School Auditorium April 2-i (Wednesday evening) mny be reseated in-rows at ten cents (10c) per seat. This nominal admission is for , program expenses. For reserves ' phone 262. ( > C8-3tc For Wood and heavy hauling ace Morrell, or phone 378. 48-tf “ Will Present Flsg The Woman’s Club will- present the handsome silk flag to tho Sem­ inole Guards next Sunday afternoon ‘ *t 4 o'clock in Central. Park. This .(lag w4a purchased by funds from an •entertainment given by Mrs. Metjuln under- the auspices of1 the Woman's Club and at the suggestion of Mrs. Norris Levis and the occasion ' of the presentment will bo mad? an event. Everyone is cordially in­ vited to- nttond the presentation next Sunday afternoon and n.l the members of the •Seminole •Guards will be present. . Notice », Notice' la hereby given that the hoard of county commissioners offer for sale one pair of mules, pair to*be designated by the board. For In­ formation sec commissioner in your district. ' E. A. Douglass, Clerk. 5 8 - t f __________ , Donated Tent Money Frank L. Miller is olways there wltW the big mit when It comes to the pinch. Frank is the live wire chairman of the Seminole County Fair Association and donated the line uf the big tent to the Hod Cross ■ Circus. WJien' Mr. Kirkland wns ready to leave lie wanted to buy the tent or rent it r Ilia : Gainesville show and offered $25 for it. The of­ fer w;m accepted but Frank says the money uiil lie donated to the iti-d (> ■••* and the chapter will be richer , by that amount ami their thanks are dm« for this nice donation. COUNTV GUARDS ATTENTION Order No. 19 The etftire command will assemble. «t Company Hopdqunrteni in San­ ford,' Florida, Sunday, .April . 21st for-tho purpose of attending the flag presentation by the ladles of the' Woman’s Club of Sanford, Company inspection will- precede the nbovc ceremonies. Assembly- for inspection will be sounded at 3:1,5 p. in. Every officer and enfisted man is expected to hb in his place in full uniform and with equipment, in condition to pass the most rigid inspection. By order of C. n . Dinger, Captain Commanding Compan Captain Commanding Company. Attest, W. M. Haynes, 1st Sergeant. Tho manager of Booster .Week promises the same sterling program for the rest o( tho week, with an oncnlire and'complete change of-pic­ tures, contests, surprises, etc., each day. v Take Over Steamer Mnes Washington,’ April 15.—No great disarrangement of schedules and management of-th o four Atlantic and Gulf steamship lines—Clyde, Mallory, Merchants and Miners tind the Southern—to bo commandeered add operated by tho rail road admin­ istration will t>6 made for a week or ten days officials said today. Some Vessels now operating from GulL ports to New York and New Enghind then probably will be assigned to North Atlantic service. Finns to use the ships to relieve the railroads of much of the traffic now going into New England over the congested mail routes are con­ templated. Freight will be routed to New York and Newport News, nnd trans-shipped by wuter' to New England. This applies particularly to coal.. Iv» •* ' •* to run tbefr plants on'aehodulo time. In speaking of the vagrant situation hero Chief Roach said that it waa * HAPPENINGS OP- INTEREST IN AND . : human nature for the negro loafer' A r f n iT N D - S A N F O R D to work Just long'cnough to keep body, and ooul together, .and that Un. No mo King UcLonshUa. Soclot Editor. Abjtoijo bovtn* tuojU. portloo ersnrartkl* to* ibbsHamn. It would bo opprictolod Uthojr wwol't trWphont JT0 J ,. I when arrested for vagrancy, would * -- • —■ ■ *-o * T announce to.the court that ho work­ yt cup raisin* Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop in hdr usual ed "yesterdny" or "day before y<»- V Groung cinnamon *tind cloves to terday" for So and So, and was off charming manner entertained the ‘ ( ' ' . • _ the Job on account of sickness, or Auction Bridge Club Friday nfter- taste \j" yeast cake dissolved in luke­ some other flimsy excuse. " I t is a noon'at her home on Magnolia ave­ nue in honor of her Bister, Mrs. warm wnler hard matter to make one of these 3 full tablespoons honey .. ^_________ Charles Bell of Washington. professional loafers work every day. Several rubbers of * brldge~wefS •—-g^roundod—tablespoons—cottolond^n—the—week,^—declared t h» - e hl*fr Dissolve salt and cottolenc in "but wo are rounding up both white played throughout tho afternoon, at the conclusion uf which Mrs, Con-, scalded milk. . When lukewarm add and black vagrant* and endeavor to nelly having high score was pre­ honey and dissolve ycata* cake. demonstrate to thc*n>that it is-just sented with a lovely box of hand­ Sift the two flours together with the ns much their duty to work as it is spices, and add to mixture with the for the soldiers to fight. America Is kerchiefs; no ploce'for .a loafer or drone now, The gtirst of honor received a sim­ thoroughly beaten egg. Beat. Then and we arc impressing this fact upon mix in raisins. Put aside in warm ilar gift. _• ' 1 nil vpgrants arrested." .* ’ / place -to rise to double Its bulk. Dainty refreshments were served. Knead thoroughly and shape into Among the guests were Mrs. Da­ buns. Put. in greased pan^tqd -with Reports from--Hostings Indlcata vis Hart, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs.. a sharp knife cut" a cross on top of that the growers ' of the famous Henry Dickins. Mrs. R. A. New­ each bun. Let risb nguin. Hake in ^Flurldn early potatoes will receive man, Mm. S. Fulcston, Mrrf. Eugene moderately hot oven about 25 min­ very satisfactory price* for their Roumillat, -.Mrs. ’ J , M. Wallace, utes crop this year. Already the spuds Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Frank Gonarc* moving in car loads, but digging xalcx, Mrs. E. Morse, - Mrs. ErAdditions! War. News. will, not bo genera! for g-'srcok.or nesl Galloway and Mrs. A. F. Con-, .The British Unci on the Ly» front two.. The first Bhipment*vprfcfcrlngnelly. . . , . vhvlhb Franco-Belgian border ore ing $7.50 per barrel. _ « irrci. ,• » ~ S ** lol^ijhg well against (the terrific Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hamil­ drives which the German* arc con­ ton and son arrived in tho city from tinuing to nu>ke upon them'. The West Palm Beach Tropical Cavendish, Vd„ and will remain sev­ • ’. Sun makes'tilt* statem ent'that with­ All around (he sweeping semi­ in a month’s time , W. 'C . Groyo eral days before visitjng other points in Florida.' While here they will.be circle created by ih e enemy attacks will have established on the 610to southwest on the Messines ridge ncre section o f Everglade land just guests of Hotel Carnes. , positions he was fought to standstill purchased by‘him from the Southern yesterday and Inst night, nnd in States Land and Timber. Company, * -Mr.'and Mra.-Jarden and -Miss some localities the British positions a hog ranch which, promises to ho Alwidaa arrived" In the city today were improved by counter strokes. the largest of its kind in the state. from Philadelphia anil will remain At only one point did the defense several day*. While here they will give way in tho least. This was at * * bo guests at the Hotpl Carnes. Ten thousand 35-gallon barrels of 4cuve Egiise, on tho extreme tower * * edge of the Messines spur, where sugar can syrup is tho estimate pro­ Mrs. Fsul Riggers arrived from the British finally with drew- from West Palm Beach Saturday and will tho village after beating off attack duced in Gadsden county last .year. The crop brought tht- grower $200,bo the guest of Mr. nnri Mra. S. J. after attack. Higgcra1 ht their home .on .Ninth 000 and the tobacco produced for The prabnbilltic.i segm to be .that street for several days. tho German tenure of oven this the year $2,000,000. An increased small hit of ground will be s short­ acreage of sugar cane has been Mrs. O. J. Miller arrived today lived one. The village linn changed planted this year. from Jacksonville nnd will be the lands repeatedly during the lighting guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. J, Miller of liie Inst few days, nnd the British Notice of ‘Application for Tax Deed for several days nt tlieir home on were once before definitely out of it, Under Section 41 of Chapter 1888 Magnolia avenue. only to recapture it ip a counter­ l,qw* of Florida attack. Tills morning thb British Notice is hereby given that Realty Mrs. Smith nrri\ed yeitrrday from were again bnqj: at tile Gormans here Trust "Company, purchaser id Tax Columbus and will be the guest of mil were'reported to lie giving lhem Certificate No. 303, dated the (ith hard pounding. her mother, Mrs. Douglass at her day id July, A. D. 1915, has filed home on Third- street for ’■several said certificate in my office, and has weeks, Hounding Up All Vagrants made, application fur tax deed to Jacksonville, Ap/il 15. (SpecialI — issue in accordance with law. Said . Miss Ani>.i Allison arrived Satur­ Declaring that the "vagrant," both certificate embraces tho following day from G.iiiie*\i!le and will be the white and black in this city were de-tcribed nr'npcr'y r.ltunled in Sem­ guest wf Mrs; Melton uf her h"ine last being rjniqdcd lip by the ploiee inole Vounty, Florida, lo-wit: Lot o n . sMagnobn ^avenue for several fepartiTient Chief of Police F. C. II. Block (I, Celery Ave. ^Vdd. to Hunch today sfitmd'od the knell of Sanford.days. him; ‘‘worse linn slackers" who are The said land being assessed nt those content lo sit in pool rooms the date of tho i"su:incc of ouch cer­ .Miss ! I,i ,-.(■!• McDunald ft'iorped yeiterduy from Orlando where she nnd while nw-iiy their .time, or in tificate In tho name of J. C. Andgrhas been the guest of friends and other ways practice idleness while Non. * Unless said certificate ahull bo hundreds of. thousands of—American redeemed -according to law lAx derd relatives for the pasi few days. . Imy-r.. lire fijthtjng on the fields of will le«ue_ tl:j?te.')p on the .!8tli_day * ^^ r^l a ■» * . *4 France for1HiYtr-«-otnVTfJr'Fiitid Offiehr, of May, A. I). J9I8. •Vri-. Farrumore will entertain the including ^naffy women-who aie-do­ Witness my official signature and Every Week llridgJ1' Club Friday ing tlieir here al |iomo. seal this the 15th day of April, ilft'TO'ion ai tlircoi <i*eitn-k at (lit* I Itilt i iv'tlflKM The itiov.'Meat to enforc” the va­ A. D. 1918. iimtuiI) E. A. Dougin**, grancy law|> in Jack-on villc ha* Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., men taken up by prariicil!., every *.i [. K. K. F«iiti*r,r«,luriM*tl IViil.iy Flurida. . oriier eommlniiy in the south, and from Jnclimmville - whore? ahi1 lm?i By V. E. Don glass, D. C. l is Odt by those, industries that been the guest of( friends for the prt-Tues*5tc ihvb been, suffering from u Inck-of ^lusTriew days. ' * ' . • ■ »■(*). * • ........ ..... _ ’S . Thanks Publicf ' • To the public that responded ho nobly and to all those busy workers who responded so nobly, to all the ehairmen and committees, to all who § took part itr the performance, to Mr. Kirkland itnd his assistants and to .Michael Sholtt who gave us free toll Another Draft Culled on the bridges, III the newspapers of • Washington, April- Hi. Another this and adjoining counties nod the dnsfi call fur 19.813 registrants has merchants of Sanford and other cities been sent to .governors of states by whb assisted,in making our Red Cros Provost Marshal, General Crowder. Circus a ‘success we wish to express Mobilization of the men in ordered our thunks and appreciation. for. May 1 ami HI. the war depart­ . Has Watch"He#pairer * Mrs. If. J. Holly, Ch. . ment announced tonight, and ihey Mrs.. Schaal has secured for her 1 General Commit let-. *wjll lie nonl to eleven forts and re­ jewelry store the services of (). *S. cruiting barracks, probably for trail­ Yatigjinn. an expert watch repairer ing with regular urqiy. units there. . Talk on War breadand optician who Is ready, to serve Mrs. C. M. Derry.will give a, tail: Thi3 rail incfcaso* to more than the public at School's Jewelry- Store. on war’ dour find "war breads' a f t he 30CT,0(J(T Hie' number or seleft men l!7-2tp '• • %J/w /v Woirtnn’a ‘ Club • lio-.iee wedne .day ordered to ramp since late in March. aflerntiqtt, April 17th at -S o'clock. This is far in excess- of the monthly ‘•Mothers of Soldiers” Every I- hi il.e-'jij-r is invited noil |average ili.il would have been mo­ MrMecca Marie Varney, u urged to d Tt is t« an impor­ bilised under the original- plan 4■» <'haii!:tii>itpi loci ureter of r.tri- ability tant f-ulije- and smoothing in which Cull H00.00O m.-n lhri year over a and i-uiiijrc has won a reputation as -.ye are nil compelled to lie ii.ioro-iiod. til ii t—month period. Future ml In at ”mistress of charm, logic and learn­ the .same rate would complete the ing." So the press- of tin* country program before midsum(nor. Curd of Thanks • .. are assuring us. As the mother of Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Slillweii de­ an aviator in Franco alio will appeal Yankee Tanks at, the Front to every other patriotic mother and sire lo express tlieir heartfelt thunks Mrs. Jficolis.' of Lakeland it the and appreciation to ail who ewre so Tlie Tribune lu-ars another sur­ loyal woman In nur midst. ✓ ® # kind and considerate to them in prise is in store for Frit* in the near (harming guest of I Mr. and Mrs. The citixuna* of Sanford ns/ corII. ft. Connelly at thier. home pn their recent bereavement—the future. dially invited to hear h.erxTit, the death of their little, daughter, Jessie Henry Ford has turned hit* atten­ Elm avenue. CniigIPgiUiotial church next Monday '• -------- . Louise. For the Moral ollerings and tion recently and with great miccoiw evenfrig. K o'clock. Nil eh urge for F. ft. Horton of New York ar­ many acts of kim^jn-ss they will ever to the manufacture of Yankee tanks i rat . F i t e , will offering at the be appreciative. —light, mohitc, small affairs, that rived yttsterday from Miami and will «otc. • ’ ' v . will become the hornets.of the war. remain several days before returning (♦home. PALM BEACH COUNTY-FREE - The Germans w-gre a much sur­ War Kelie Trhln Here prised bunch whehstho British first Chairman Forrest L^kc of the Compulsory Tick Eradication Goes sent the crawling fortresses against Mrs. Norma K. .McLaughlin loft Ljherty Loan Committee states that today for Atlantic Reach where she Big There them. the French War Relie Train will be Palm .Bench gcounly "went over . -Tommy Atkin (not our own be­ will spend the summer. here on jh c fnorning of April 23rd v._ at 8 o’clock in tho. morning,Aftfl, re­ the top" at the special, election on loved Tommy), .woo; convulsed with .. - e^lll' . - I t... L.' A. -Hcnny d' Lako City is main'until ton, giving- everyone .nn April 9/'1918, by voting 278 " fo r laughter at Ifie- arHmiing spectacle spending a few dnys in Sanford this opportunity to visit tlic train and compulsory dipping of cattle to 11 of Hm monster caterpillars stradsee. the real relics of/the war at first allie?af tho tick who wanted to de­ dlhc trenches, ‘ brushing aside nil week an business. obstacles and discomfiting the cn, hand. This train is said lo have one fend them. Mr. and Mrs. Nixon Hull of Or­ Systematic tick eradication work ciny. of the finest displays of war relics lando were visitors in the city on <!> will be started in that county* at that hive 'oyer been brought to Tho Germans claim that they have Amcricd pnd tho train is a special once with a view to eradicating the developed tanks of their own and Sunday. ■ . * _ one travelling through alt the states rick/and getting It released from soma slight mention was made of to stimtlliito the Liberty Loan buy­ tick fever quaVantine this year. them when the so-called drive was E. R., Thomas of Lakeland Is in ing. Remomber the dntc April 23rd Much of tho territory ii open range Initiated. the city for a few days on business. ot 8 a. 11. • G0--U country. They also profros to have perfect • •*,-#( Tbe work throughout the state measures which will render thojanks L. W. Fitter of Now Smyrna is in Hed "C ro ss—Eiecntlvc Committee h ti been'etnloned' by ~Hon. Braxton uselcsS-an armored* gunencasedTn The city a feV dayi bh"bUilfltaa'. The .postponed meeting of the Bcacham in the following telegram, a turret and heavily mined pita.. • i) . Red Cross; executive committee will which xyaa. used, to help stimulate in­ A. S. Haines of Palatka Is in the But the liord tanka wjJI prove an­ be hold at the Woman's Club Thura- terest in the election:* other problem. They will be filte r city for ■ few dayi on buslnesa. <!> ---- ______ '________ __ Orlando, Fla., April 8, 1918, and smaller and harder to hit and Association of Commerce, West’ , a great number of them may be Hot Cross Buha for Easter Palm Beach, Florida: used. Bread making wnich has become a "Accept from tho United States That they will prove a new harass­ "lost art” In many homes Is being Food Administration and tho Fed­ ing feature to the Hun la certain. t* r revived, aqd houadkeopora ore exer­ eral Food* Administrator of Florida cising a great deal o f. ingenuity In tha heartiest endorsement o f.c*tt,e ' And soon ms/ they be rambling combining the war time cereala to dipping for eradication of ticks. I ovfcr the topi—Tampa Tribune. _______ C.4----produce wbblesome and palatahlo re­ l# * * ** urge upon- all people of this state sult* and at the pfme time to help St. Augustine will soon have a ;he obeyanee of Instructions and sug­ Uncle Sam save wheat and animal gestions along this line and 1 hereby cottonseed oil mill, which—will be fars to send abroad: tender unlimited service of my of­ known as the Seminole Fertiliser When bread-is made at home it is and Oil Company, and will be cap-* fice towards thoroughly bringing K EEP ie CODING very etsy to give tho family a sideRallied at $250,000. sbout the consummation of this treat of risenrolls or buns, m iu t not only great and necessary work." F \ feqd our Soldiers (Signed) Braxton. Be* chain, Ilsre Is a timejy. recipe for hot A farmer in 8t. Johns county has 91 at «h» front but ; Federal' Food Adm’r for Fla. mado nearly 600 gallohs .of fink crow buns: the m illion s o f 1 cup milk (scalded!* syrup, from cane grown on an acre ■ « women fr children i f f and Merriment nl* the Lyric and a half.- With ayrup selling at a * 1 cup barley flour •A-': behind, our line** 2 cups whole wheat flour dollar per galton, ha reallted a splen­ ' Last Night * did financial return from his labor 1 scant tevel teaspoon salt . , You missed a greet treat yeaterto in tto n w G V, and Uud. I •« f*‘ i r n # 4 . 4 ' ■* , %I , j1-4 "-' . rr i-'-i-' t * -• • ’. *^ # , ’ \ Is • * . * r• r %, . • • \ <$> V# . T Big Millinery Sale! Lyric Theatre B u ildin g1 A ll Hats Reduced Call and See Our Bar- ^ gains Before P urchas- <§> >,! Jng Elsewhere. X ** *• . .• • ••*, • *, »- j ■ ,, - * 1 ~S-' • ■ •i ■.- . . ‘ I • ; . .. U f lu • ------ --------- <$> # e Sale Now Going On i ■■ <* ■ S o u v en irs G iv en A w a y - * - : -• " ' » * '• -.v . ' • v ?. 1 �PA< 918 -vw 47. f.tl 'm •w Ve 3a JUNIOR RED CROSS TAKES OVER ARMY OF RELIEF 66 35 40 r *1*70 l I *3 42 71 33 i«7 Harvey D. Gibson, General Manager of the American Red Cross, announced this week that tho Junior Red Cross organisation .has endorsed and taken over tho Children of Amortcn Army of Relief, nnd . thnt henceforward tho work of Oils latter organization will .be parried on by tho Junior lied Cross. ’ Tho transfer of funds took plnco on March 2nd, $10,000 being glvtfrf over to tho Junior Rod Cross to be devoted to child welfare work abroad, an#‘the Army of Ilcllof will cease to , solicit funds. All Army of R«Uof members arc now ellglblo for membership In Junior Red Gross auxiliaries, nnd Chapter School committees arc author­ ized to Incorporate them In schools thnt nre not nlrendy enrolled as Junior units or to Incorporate all Anny of Re­ lief members In their, territory aa a single Junior Auxiliary. •72 •a 2fe24 f a . 5* ■ 22 73 *0* 19 J8 • *v ’.13. •V *1* •l / •1* sO’r l 'o f aKhffeCturel work. •‘ Mon trained In work similar .to that of the Home Berried department- are wanted at onco for work In tho camps and on the transports Atl applications In this dlrlslon should ‘bo made to Joseph- C. Logan. Director of Civilian Heller. Field Directors and Assistant Field Directors present at the conference wore-T. T. Flagler, 8. A. Dorrach, Df. Joslah "Morse, limning Harvey, W. R. Carr, William ,C. Denny, H. M. Voor. hees, J. ’Loaring Clark, H. A. Field, William 8. Moore, J. C. Williams, and Mrs. Charles A. Sholdon, 8r. ill • THE D 0T8 SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. V By Clifford Leon Sherman. Dear Folks:—This morning when the hoys were living their hnlr clipped two little French kiddles wandered Into enmp. They were nice little young* ffters, and wc gave them some buffalo nickels for souvenirs. .T hey were very quiet, hut you could s.c 'hey were dying to nsk questions. After their shy* ness wore off, one of them said, through an Interpreter, “Of course, you don't mind my mentioning It, but I thought nit Americans dressed like ........... life nehd fo ra greater amy* ot nurses grows .dally aa the war progresses. According to a statement made by 'Surgeon General Gorgon, It- Is estimat­ ed that there are between eighty-and ninety thousand- registered nurses In the United States, and that approxl mutely thirty thousand'will .be need cd for service In army hospitals during the present year. The Immediate need for five thousand of these is empha­ sized. Miss Jane A. Delano, Director of the. 'Department of Nursing of tho Ameri­ can Red Cross said: "Not only are wo appealing -to the nurses to volunteer far this service, but wo also appeal to the public and to the physicians employing these nurses to aid In making It possible for them, without too great financial sacrifice on their part, to hold themselves In readiness to respond to tho 'call of their country. Wo wish also to bring to the attention of nurses tho unusunt opportunity . offered by tho Insurance law enacted for the protection of our army and navy, which applies equally to nurses assigned to duty ns members or tho Army and Navy Nurse Corps. _ ' "A great responsibility rests' upon the nurses of the country. They nre the only group of women .recognized ns a pnrt'of the military establishment, and should bo looked upon ns tho rep­ resentatives of tho womnnhood of America nt tho front. •'•NoFunly should tho other women nf the country encourage nurses to volunteer for servlc'e, but they should make every effort* possible to protect .the nurses holding themselves ready for service nnd share with them the reiDonsIblllty ,nnd sacrifices necessary." RED CROSS TO COLLECT RED CROSS WAR FOND , CLOTHING FOR BELGIUM DRIVE SET FOR1MAY 20 Hoover Asks Davison’s Aid In Work Of Relief It \. CANTEEN SERVICE FOR SAMMIES IN FRANCE Gato City Camp No. C, W. O. W Meets second and fourth Wednesday tights In each month. -• F. L, Miller J, F, flooli-han Clerk' •. Council Cotmnnnder RELEASE TYRUS COBB .President Frank J . Nnvtn of the ■Detroit American league Imsctmlt club flatly 'denies u rumor tlmt Ty Odd* might be. sold or traded to the New York Amcrlcuns. "1 have often snld thnt Cohb Wilt complete his m ajor league career In n Detroit uniform and I will reltsrnte that statement," said Nnvln. “Cotih will never be ' sold, traded or released." United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of Amerlra Sanford lxical Union No. 1751 mccti Irst and third Thursday night nt 7 /clock In the M. W.* A. Hall, l’iro Blk. J . W. O. Slnglotnry W. W. Van Nisz ' Sec.Trens. rre-sidcnt Celery City Acrlc No. 1H53. In order not to detract even slightly Meeting every 2nd & -fib Wednesday from tho forthcoming Liberty Loan night at 8 o'clock. Eagle Home, Oak Ave campaign, tho War* Council of tho Viziting Brothers Welcome 5W W E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff American Rod Cross has postponed Worthy President Secretary the campaign to ralafi the second W ar CHARLIE WHITE THIRD * Relief fund of $100,000,000 to the week B. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 MAN IN MANY BATTLES of May 20 from the week of May 6th, Meet first and third Wednesday night aa was origJjially Intended, It was an­ nt Elks Home, North Park Avenue. nounced In Washington today, F» S. Frank O. L. Tnylor • Thla action Axes the date of .the sec­ Secretary Exalted Ruler ond Red Cross campaign eleven months hftor the first, which was started on The Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior Juno 18, 1017. The W nr Council had Order United American Mechanics lu-eh appointed by President Wilson Meets every Wednesday nt 7:30 P. only fivo weeks prior to tho beginning M., in the City Hall. Visiting hrathm of this campaign, so that Its first great are welcome. C. II. Smith, Rcc. Sec. task was to provide means for carry­ ing on relief work during tho war on **. Modern Woodmen of Amerlrn a scale commensurate with tho mili­ . Meets 2,-1. Thursday evenings. 7:30, tary operations. in M. W..A.'Hall, Pico Building. More than $100,000,000 was contrib­ C. E. McDonald C. I)kCouch uted In response to the first call for Ctuuul Clerk financial aid nnd contributions plus " ft Interest .brought the total receipts i.oynl ()r«ler of Moose from the first drive up to $105,099,527. Sanford Lodge No. 1310 meets'In Hal Of this amopnt, $17,006,121 was re­ ill Stone S: Grove Building Second :irnl funded lo Red Cross Ghnpters for l‘o Fourth Mondays in Month ut 7:.‘Ui. c«l relief work. Of the balance, $77.721.918 has been appropriated, leaving a tmlunto of $10,171,217 available for appropriation. Franco hnif received ppltopriiulons amounting to more thnn thirty millions. During tho week proreding Christum* Hie Red Cross condueted a membership drive which ri*sutted In the enrollment of 'approxi­ mately 22,000,000 new members. Tills wiis followed lust month by a enmpnlgn conducted by tho Junior membershlp of the. RetLCrosa which result­ ed In the-enrollment In th r collateral organization of phnetlrnljy all or the ,t.i.rn school children In-America. Beginning March 18 and* ending March 25, a soveti day, natlon-wldo ' • SAMMY. campaign will bo cnrrled on by tho To complete the picture, draw a lino from dot 1 to dot 2, then frnm dot 2 American Red Cross and tho go dot 8, nnd so on. . ■ • -> Commission for Relief In Bel­ Ka. *4(CfDjrrtaht. HIT, by Th« Util flymllcat*, Inc.) gium to secure a minimum quantity of 5,000 tons of clothes for tho dcstltuto people of .Belgium maTIitalh a normal standard T>T living and the occupied portions of Northern In the -families where tho men are away belongs to tho Homo Scrvlco or France. At tho request of Herbert Hoover, chairman of tho Commission Civilian Relief Department. "At the time of the Napoleonic for.Relief In Belgium, Henry 1*. Dartcampaigns," snld Mr. Persons, "It won son, chairman o f. tho Red C ross'W nr estimated that the morale of the nrmy Council, tins granted the use of the nnwas more Important-than ammunition tlonal Red Cross organization for colHome Service Work For Army Campi in Un> ratio of J to. 1. In tho-present R-ctlng the needed clothing. war, tins of the greatent English gen­ As the commission has allowed most Stressed In Conference At Dlvl. erals Jins estimated the ratio as D to of Its local committees to dlnhnnd lieslon Headquarters 1. Homo Service Is more Important cause of'the flnnnclnl ' arrangi-nieuts to the United Mate* troops than So made last Join* with tho government. ' A very Important conference tntirh. (hose of England and F ra nee, because It Inis turned to the Red Cross for Ing Iho work of the American Red ! the French and Kngllsh soldiers have help. Where the local cntnuiittees of Cross In the nrtny camps of the Smith, two weeks' leave every On days, can ' ilu- Relief Commission are Mill intact, ern Division was field In Atlanta a few return to their horifbs und look nfter they wiu work side by aide with the ' tlu-ir rntrst pressing business affairs » days ngo. , Tlierp were present not for themselves. Dot the American Iti'il Cross C h ap ters.. The pmctlcnlly^umire exhaustion-of only .Col. W. I, Peel, Division Manag­ soldier who goe. to F ran ce will prole clothing, shoes, and leal her In occupied e r; C. II. Dldwell, Associate Manager, aldy stay In France until tin* end of Belgium nnd Northern France nml the and 7,. Dennett Phelps. Division Direc­ Hit- war, am) it Is only through tho nil'll Inge of these necessities In llio tor uf the Hurrah of Military Relief, to- Home Service Department of the Red world's ninrkeis nre' making It In­ pother with u number of the Red Cross Cross that Ills mind rnn be relieved creasingly difficult for the Commission Field Directors and Assistant Field from alt worry concerning affairs at to keep clothed and shod thc'unfurlunDlrectora from *" the camps, Jntt home so Hint his entire intention can Hie people In these terrltnfles. In nilbe concentrated on soldiering." also, IV. Frank Person's, DlrorlouGen­ - Jdany_JliuatfttU on*nf th<> valun of- dltlon to new m aterial, gifts of used’ eral * 0f-T~11 n im r TRUcf; 1 iVnrT H floniP Service In the training ratniw nnd surplus -clothing, shock', Markets, flannel cloth, etc., nre needed In large Thompson, National Director of the of this' country were given by the quantities from thu.people of the Unit­ Bureau or Camp Service, and C’linrlcs Field, Directors, and tin- duties of tho ed Staten. E. iiu , Arel.-lpnt Director of 1'niiip men In rlmrge of lids branch of the The donations will lie shipped at , work milllni-d once to the Atlantic seaboard and sent Bcrvlce In of <unr-trm tion •. • A nuitilxT of important matters I llenrv S Thompson,' national direr- overseas for dlstrlbutUm tor of I lie Bureau of Camp Bcrvlrc, were dlsruaieU. '.iiiidiik them holng tto- spoke nn tlie duties of tho ndlllnry 1 personnel in the training camps, Uiu field directors In the rumps nnd their • building und manning of the lied Cross relntlon to tho Home Service Directors • houses for convalescents In the cniups, In the sam e camps. • and the npiKrlntiiiriit of director* fur The- building of the Red Cross these houses, Instructions regarding houses Ip <0 army ramps In this coun­ • hospital Information service, and the try was then taken up by Charles E. relation of the llpinn Service depart­ Fox, nsHlstnnt director of Cnnip Ber• ment to tlie department of Military vice In charge of construction, and tho Relief and the Importance of Homo purpose of these houses was explain­ Rsd Crass To Serve Boys In The Front Service to the men In the tra iling ed to the Field Directors nnd assist­ • Line Trenches camps and In the trenches, which ants who wen* present 2 Qunrters nnd JAlter wr/l* token up with the field di­ n plari* of niuusi-inenl will ho provided • rectors by Mr. Persons. •The American Hod Crass has -Just • in these houses for convalescent solThe volume of Home Service work tllrrs who are well enough to teaye tlio arranged lo establish with tho Ameri­ to ho .done necessitates Gin appoint­ hospitals nnd yet not well enough (o can troops In France a front line can­ • ment, of an assncInYp^tlnld director In return to active duty, as well' ns ac­ teen service similar to that through • charge of home q^vlco who trill work commodations for the families of men which they have served more Ginn J with the re g u la r}* Id director In the who are 111 enough to ntnko It neces­ njnilllon poltus with hot drinks during m camp. There wIMrnlso be a Homo-Bor- sary to send for thPlr. relatives. It ts tho last six months, according to a • YlCfl -director- on every transport that being planned thnt n largo part of Ilia cable Just received by the Wnr Coun­ s carries American troops to France, so .furniture for there houses’ shnll bo cil from Major James H. Perkins, Red that every soldier who leaves family nindo by the older boys .tn tho Cross Commissioner to France. or.buaia**a> worries behind tuny Have Junior • Vied ~ Cross . . auxiliaries. This will consist, qf rolllnr- canteens meonu to whom to turn-for holpnnd The 'construction ■In th e cnm pr stationed close, behind the Tfronr tins ’ Tirlce. /T h e ’ proU!/-m of keeping up of the Southern Division will be- su­ trenches. There are now J fifteen of the morale oT the army by m aking pervised by John R. Dillon of Atlanta, these operating behind the French them understand Hint their families nf tho firm of Morgan £ Dillon! archi­ lli\re, from which fifty or more large are* woll looked after while they are tects, who lias volunteered his ser- receptacles of hot drinks are sent for­ away as well ns that of Jielplng to vices tp .tho^oqthefn division for any ward dally-; usually In the small hours of tho morning.-' Thcno drinks . are * * ■ — wI. served free, to tho men going on or TO PUSH BUILDING OF RED CROSS HOUSES he beUevc&tbat t£q race ls'to Unftrolft Sanford Lodge No 82, P. and A M every.flnu sndThlM end tho bsllfe to the strong. 1GCommunication ommunlcstjon everv.flrst All sorts of bad luck may dekyauo...-Vlzlting brethren ccsa, but aklll averages well In 1 U C - , v.i- O .L , Taylor ~*;v Jzx- Moughtetf — re— la tbs lonf^mn. In golf, as well as S e c ta ry . w. M all the Important things of-life. Monroe Coapter No. 15, It. a. M every second and fourth TucsPROMOTION FOR MAL BARRY JayMeets In Masonic. Hall over the lmn**H. 1— . • Visiting companions welcotn, Brewers* Star First Baseman Is-MakO..L. Taylor F. L. Miller Ina Good as 8oldlep—Raised to •' High Rank or Sergeant Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sts Meets every first and third Thurida, Mat Barry, star first baseman with In each month. Everyone who hn* tho Mllwnukco club of the American hi*- Star in the East are cordially invited association, -Is making good ns a aol- to visit this chanter. y,nv‘lH dlcr. Ho has been promoted to ser­ Alice E. Robbins, Scc’y geant, according to'Word received by Ssmora Council K. of c. A. F . Tlmmo, president of tho club. Mce'JTho the 2nd Sunday 3 p. m.. and th» Barry, although married, was called Stmday 8 p. m.t each month, at K. cnrly In tho draft. Tlmmo said an open of C, Hall, Oalt Avc. Jng'wlll bo mado for him when ho re­ C. L. Britt, Fln.'Sec’y. ' turns. Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. Meets aecond nnd fourth Tursdavi * Oolf Course at Camp. Nisi ting knights always welcome. y General Horn of tho Seventh division H. McLnulin O. J. Miller R. nnd S. p. c . of Camp Gordon, Altnntn, On., Is hav­ ing u golf epurso mndo on the- drill Sanford Lodge No. 27,1. O. O. F. field of the Eighth field artillery on Meets every Monday evening at* 7:30 tho lufnntry side. In Masonic Hall. All vUlling hrothi-rs cordially Invited. J . F.*McClelland • J.'D . Dom-y N. O . ________•_ It. Sec. NEVER TRADE; S E L L OR I; . Sanford Public Library Oak Avenue ‘ Belween 3rd -and dlli Si. Charlie White, u liitulnuirk of the rln-;, who ptixxed nwii) nt tils home In RICKARD QUITS BOXING l New York it few weeks ngo. was the 11lest prominent referee of pugilistic GAME TO RAISE CATTLE 2 contents in this country. - In nearly till __ „ • the Idg events, when . ctuunplonshlps "T ex" Rlcktird, cattleman und • changed hiitpls or were ’defended suc­ boxing promoter, hits abandoned J cessfully lit the Eastern states, he was the imglllslto nretin In favor of • "the Gdrd mun In the ring.” 'Die hist. tlie ‘ranch. Hlckurd sailed for • Idg contest In Hint' vicinity where South America nnd will devote W hile-whs tIn* arbiter, wits tliet WllIds time In the future to cattle • Ittnl-Morgan contest In Madison Sqitttre mixing In place of promoting • garden. Mttrrh 25,1010. He was at limits between famous pugilists • tlie ringside when Johnson defeated for fabulous purses. Before lenvJeffries In Item), Nev„ In 1010, ns al­ log the man who staked the • ternate referee. JohiiKoti-Jeffrlcs, Gutis-Nelson * Among other prominent fights’ In and Wlllard-Mnran contests nn- • which White outdated ns referee nounced that he was through were: "* Jt’ffrlro-Cnrbelt, FI 1**1 turnonswith the boxing gntno nnd would • Blmrkey, a t Coney Island! Fitzslmgive Ids entire time henceforth J imms-Ruhlln, Mithcr-Iluhlln, .Walcottto cnttln raising Dr South Amrr* ,» .Smith, Wnlcott-West,' Wntcott-Creeten. * ‘ 2 dnn, Jordun-Dlxou, McGovem-Erne nnd 'ErndGnim'In Cblcago, und Y'oung Cor------------- hett-McGovem, tn. llaetfurd ; . Cbttarf J J J — Open - Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays J at 3 p. m. J Reading Room Free to All J u . ARE INTERESTED IN LAW JJF AVERAGE . IN GAME OF GOLF The New Records for April have Arriv­ ed. Trains 27...... MM___ •127 • ■« Surgeon General Gorgaa ol the United States army haa called upon the American Red Croat to supply to the Army Nurse Corps five thousand nurses between now and the first of June. These quraea are needed for service In the military hospitals both tn thla country and abroad. Although the Red Cross haa already supplied nearly 7,000 nurses aa a reserve for the Army ahd Navy Nurse Corps since the' beflnplpf. o t Ui£ w*& thq Jpipera- Gibson & W allace * MOUTH IK)PNl) Anti* Drpail - J OS A. M--------------l:l« A. M. OVIEDO BRANCH •:»0 A.M , They ore used in every lirw.. o f business by Salesmen, Of­ fice .Men, Doctors; Lawyers, Ministers, Student*—by ev­ eryone who must have n book that combines LEESDURfl BRANCH (J n D U 4 .II. , M t . IS:X3 P, St. „T:S0 A. M. •IIS ..... . 2 10 P. M. •117 TUILOr BHANCH i no p si • 21 .x xx p. st. • 5* •too -1M A. kf. 1 *V •101 3:40 P. SI •IM1/ Eirr»l Hund,;. • Surpson Qantral Aaks Red Croat To 8upply 5,000 Nurasa Full Line of Phonographs and Supplies • S:|0 A. SI. U U P . M ___ I2:4Z P. M. _ _ 1 I 0 p, M . . ._x-jo p, m . S:IS P. M. __ s.oz r. m . • ft Nnirrii nniTNU *i__ .1:11 A. SI. ..!:!• A. M ___ ■z___ . .10:41 A. M...... - 11:03 A. St. ao __ XU p. M__ ___ , J:4> P, M. 4.00 P- M. .4:03 r. M. 92 21 a to p. si NURSES NEEDED IN MILITARY HOSPITALS Come in and hear them. ^ RING BOOKS! Sched u le of Passenger coining off duty. This service has proven of such value to the French that tho Ameri­ can tLfmj ban asked the Red Cross to have this tenrlco directly In touch with the medical relief stations near­ est the front. The work la often done under. hefury„aheli_ftrp_SLnd_ requires men of great bravery and sympathy. The American army of (leers are man­ ifesting a keen intrraht In having this service at the disposal of the American troops anti have naked the Red Cross to enlist a substantial number of men of the highest caliber to undertake thla work. It wilt be performed at the point nearest tho tiring line at which civilians are permitted. New Records jH a l - p a c n UTILITY. DURABILITY AHD APPEARANCE. m Sheets can be obtained any­ tim e, ruled in eight Btylcs. Bound in best qualityFlcx•iblc Black Levant Grain Cow­ hide, with Black Linings. Does the lsw of average run true la golf matches? According to Charles 4 . SANFORD 1/ 1DGES 4 Evans, national amateur and open champlqp, tho answer ts tn the affir­ Roys] Neighbors of America , mative. , Meets Second and Fourth Thursdays He claims that a l l . persona must Clara Stempor agree that accidents may tn one dlaaa- Annie Speer Secretary Oracle Iroua moment sweep away the work of ■■ —■ mm m■ ■ >■ years, destroying, health, happiness, The Woodman Circle even life Itself; bnt, of course, this Is The Woodmen Circle meets Second • fact of possibility, not of. greatest and -Fpurth Wednesdays at 3:30 p. m. probability. In slf ordinary conditions All members requested to attend. HERALD PRINTING CO, * / ' - . « - • V \***< • M ' • ’ V 'J i H i ; • - _r A » • i >* ti•«*.• i vA qW s iVt-'. t e ^ - .t l R 'I -)Iii_ • . ,ii C aitiff- ’ . * i. Phone 148 *••• . Sanford, Florid* . / ’ "ft-' - — �PAGE SEVEN SHE qANFOBP HERALD l a lit* C frrall Court S u t i l k Judicial Clr, n i l , 8 « b I m I * C a a a lj, r it iM i . ■■ r t a v c if j .* ' II. II. Lack* E a sy and Practical Home Dressmaking Lessons Sasu Prepared SpeatSj for this Newipoper by Pictorial Review. An Evening Dress For Misses of Fashion. ^ /g r s o n s 762 B Tor tho teunne fllle there ft fhfa lovely frock of. tatin and lace.. The lower edge of the front panel It trim­ med with leading. A charming model for an evening dress Is glvon here and It need not bo expensive, for there are mnny pretty ellks and satins of American make for the girl who cannot afford to spond much on frocks for formal wear. Tho skirt Is draped and trimmod with a panol at the front Tho waist Is cut In square effect and has straps over-tho shoulders, with short ono-pleco puff sleeves gathered to a lining and eewn to tho armholes un­ der tho arms. A - rufflo of laco fin­ ishes tho neck. In medium size tho rostumo requires 5 yards 38-Inch material, with l* i yard laco iy, In­ ches wide for the ruffle and 2H yards ribbon 2 Inches wide for the straps. In addition tboro will bo needed 1*4 yard 36 Inch lining for the waist, sleeves and foundation back. To begin properly, take tho lining and closo tho under arm scam as notched. Turn hem in back at not­ ches. Large “O'* perforations Indi­ cate center-beck. Plait lower edgo creasing on slot perforations, bring folded edges to dorrespondlog small "o'* perforations and.stitch ‘4 Inch from folds. Adjust 2-lnch belling ■un­ derneath lining at lower edge tor a stay. , • Then, take tho outer waist and rinse underarm scam ns notched. Tarn hem In back at notches. author^ Upper and lower edges between “T ‘ perforations and gather 2 Inches above lower edge. Arrango on lliw Ing with- center-fronts, centor back/, underarm seams and corresponding edges even; stitch, gathers at upper and lower edges to position. Trim , Smart and Youthful Among tho smartest of the new fashions are tho frocks that combine a seml-Otted, back-closing basque largo “0 " .perforation and finish the slashed edges for a placket. Joingores as notched. Gather upper ed­ ges between * T " perforations and gather back gore along tho cross­ line of small *‘o" perforations. For the foundation back turn edge f of the right half under on largo "O’ ’ ‘ perforations (which also Indicate center-back) and allow edge .of left half to extend (or. an undcrlap. Platt upper edgo placing "T" on corres­ ponding sinnll "o" perforation and tack. Sew to lower edgo of waist with center-backs even. Adjust skirt, with npper edgo over upper row of gathers tn waist, centerfronts and center-becks even; bring sldo seam to under arm seam. Tack the lower raw of gathers In back goro along tho croskllno of smalL'to** per­ forations In foundation back regu­ lating tho gathers. Gather panel qpper edgo between. VT“ perforations. Arrange on eklrt with center fronts oven; bring sldo edge to Indicating largo “O''' perfora­ tions In lining front. Turn tho back edgo of girdle un­ der on smnll "o*‘ perforation? and gather yi Inch from folded edge; draw gathers to tho deilred'slis. Ar­ rango around the waist and clou* at back, bringing gathers at center-back together forming a double frit!.' Easy and Practical Home BACr.Of BLOOMuih M - ■ April 3 0 .1W , rAOMTOA WAIST AhO BCOOMUI5 »u cv t ft Ptoorial Ravtair Sloopsar Diffi* Mk 7467. 8lx*^"6"5®^i6 y,*ars.'**Pri<i^ 1* grata. /TT/ • • Thera will be no varsity nine at the Nolle* I* bar* b y g f r r a that F . II. Chad* University of Pittsburgh this spring, wick, pirtkaavr af T a * Certificate N o, 111,' e s s dated tk* l i b .day of Ju ly . A D . 1 U I , baa Slid laid ret till rat* la< my am**, and ha* Lefty George, who used to pitch for •mad* application lor taa deed taU oua la ac­ cordance law. flats' m ilB c a t* em­ Cleveland, bos been signed by tbe brace* tUowith following deecrtbed proparly alt. Dated ta Bomlaol* rouniy, 'Flalrida, ta-witi Tigers. 1*1 0, llloek T, Tier B , Baafetd. . T b s .aald •• • e ... load brine livened at tka dala a f tk * iaaa* Y. M. a A. wsr work council has or* a nr* i>| auch cerllSrat* la tk* earn* af H am ah Hagan. tlata** a* Id m i l Beat a ahall tiered 50,700 baseballs, for uso of tho . be rtdaatntd according to la w 'IS s deed w ill soldiers and Bailors. l*«u* ihtraon aa lb * I l k day el AprIL A D , ISIS. • • • W t n r u my oRIrlal rlgnatnra and ioal tbla Walter Plpp, first aacker for the Yan­ tb* --8th .__ day af __kfV March. Ea A* A. v* D. IS IS . eaal) C . A. DOUG LABI kees, has been placed'In class 2, di­ Clark C lrrult Court Bamlacla Co, B y V. M. Douglaaa, vision A, of tbe draft e • e Frank Chance and Barney Oldfield I * C lrta ll C * * r L fl*?«a(h J id U la l C lrr* gono Into tho automobile, tire fa n f f*r H* m I**I* C ***ty FU tld a I* Cfcaorary ness In Los Angel?*. liana C . Howard by bar haiband • e • and naxt (Hand W. II. Howard v*. Dll I* Tho Boston American leaguo team Mary I'ortar I)*V *U |hn , Tlo-m Uulat announced tbo purchaso of Outfielder rolhlll: Cart L D *V*u*hn. Mirah T ill* B. I)* v * a |b n . Olia II. I>*V*u|kn, raul Smith from Montreal. ta u t* K. M ain id tr. Jama* W. •- • e ' L illy , Thot, w . Moran. A : W*rloc Lawton and — — — Lawton, Syracuse baseball team may apply hi* wlla, K .iL . (Hwald a n d -------for admission into tho eastern Inter­ Oiwald, bit wlf*. Mary L o sii* llornar. unm anUd. M. C. Hatcollegiate league next season. char and —— —• Platrhar, bar huahand. Ja*. F. llornar and mow llornar. bit wlf*. Wm. II. llornar Dick Hoblltxcl, flrat baseman, may tB d ------- H*mar, hi* wtia. *nd go to tho Athletics. HO also may Join lh* unknown b.lr* oI M.rr p*r7. m , ____ _ <»r I>*V*u*hn Hot* Pol hill, roil the army. Take your choice. ..........................................U PaVaurho. March H. I)a- . ••• V iuzh n, Olla II, D*Vau|hn, Laura E . Marrudar, Jam-* Vi. Lilly, Thoa. w . Motan, M. J. The Mnlno colleges’ boscboll echcd ulo between Mnlne, Colby, Bowdoln Lawt^n^ Uwum aad nnd Bntes will begin April 10 and closo o.wald and--------Oawaid, bl< wifa . J u n o 1. • • Mary A. llornar. hlary l.ttul— Horoar M. E . Flalahar and ------- Flatcbrr, haa huiband, J u .F . . • Tho Short Ship circuit of light b s » l‘nT w m di T T I t ' ; " " V od"-- -r ness races wlll movo tho horse* eftcr llornar, hia *n#. Ordaror Pnbllrail.n ench race meet to tlio next city by mo-1 To Mary Por'ar DoVauihn, Itnaa Pothl tortrucks. DaVaucbn, C trl _______ , . March k D rV a u m h , M **rutltr, • do O il. I I . O -V a u fh n , L a m * ja m r t W. L illy . T h o *. W . M o rin . A W *tln | Tho Nntlonnl lenguo hns decided I. twton ami — ---- - l.awlon, hit wll*. K. L it il d » m l -------- Otw*ld, hit wll». M iry to forhld Its clubs from engaging O t^iult* Horntr. unm irrUd M. K. F ld c h tr concheni-for the solo purposo of nag­ ■n d -------- F ltlch tr, her hmhtnd. Jat. F . Ilo in ir and 1-------- Horntr, bit wll*. Wm. ging opposing players. II. Ilorntr and -------- Horntr, hit wtf*. sn d • so - • IH*' unknown 1 htlrt of M a r y Port• r P tV a u ih n llo** Polhill, Ctrl f . D*V*u|ha, Chnuiplonshlp pocket billiard tour­ M trrh N. D tV auihn . (Hit n.* t)*V *u |h n , ney may not bo singed because of war Laura E . Maarudtr. iam ta W. tJlly , Tnot, W. klnran. M- J: Lawton, A. W arlc* Lawcnndlllons. Frank Tntiernkl of Bclu-- (on a n d --------l.i* 'o n , hi- w ilt. E .L . O.wald a n d ----7 — O tw *ld,.htf wlla, Mary uectady Is present title holder. S • • Prepared Specially for this Newipaperby Pictorial Review. V A Model for the Spring V oile of Challis. Now take tho oilier front, back and collar section and close right ahoultier scam aa notched nnd finlah Teft for closing. Oathor lower edge botwees " t " perforations, and 2 Inches above. Sew collar.to nock edge w{th notches and centcr-backa even; leavo rqllar free forward of left ehoulder edge, bind and finish foreclosing. An r?ngo front and back oh underbody with center-fronts, center-backs and lower edges even; stltoh gathers to position bringing side edges to large “O" perforations at lower edgo of un­ derbody. Draw gaineri from the cen­ ter-front to left side edge to the re­ quired size, stitch tape under gath­ ers end finish for closing^ Crease sleeve on' slot perforations and bring folded edgo to email "o" perforations; stitch % Inch from folded edge leaving edges free below Urge "O" perforation. Close eeam aa notched; Bew sltleve In armhole as notched, with small "o " perfora­ tion at ahaulder seam easing ln*asy fulness between notches. Hold tho ■eleeve toward you when basting It In armhole. • ' • -7619 Art dffracffve model for the young tromon tcAo fs contriving xcool, tubilituting chaffl*, voile, elcn for the tpring frock. Jt it tHmmed with braid and aafin. With all the ablfta ot faahlon, one doca not gat away from the frock of dark blue whon atyle, service and economy must be combined. Blneo wool most be saved for tho soldiers, volls and challis are going to be In great demand.. Tbla pretty dress has the open-neck finished with a squaro collar of satin in self-color. Tho waist Is built upon an undsrbody of lining and tbs skirt has a.plaited panel at tho front with gathered tunlo at tho sides. Medium size re­ quires 6% yards 44-lnch material, with S yard satin for collar and 6V4 yards of braid. ‘The undsrbody taken T4 yard 36-lncb lining. After cloelnf the Underarm and ■boulder seams of the body, which Is the first stop 1ri the construction of the dress, hem the front at notches. Then plait the lower edge, and adjust stay,. * Next, dose under-arm and shoulder seams of tke aids front end side book. Gather lower edge between ‘‘T*' per* (orations and 2 Inches above. Ar­ range on underbody with underarm and shoulder seams, and the armhole edges even; bring tbe Tower front and back Mges underneath th f plaits !a underbody with the edge of side front under the plslt, nearest centsrfrout; stitch gathers to position. Batch tide edges to position. ' C W r lo f the C l r f u A o " . ^ ^ J u d l ’ ria l Circuit, Saralaela County, Fla, A Horntr. Mary I^>ult* llorntr. M. K , F ltU h tr ann — — — F ltlch tr, h*r hutband,* Jam rt F. Horntr a n d ------- Horntr, hla wflt and Wm. ll. Horntr and — —— Horntr, hla wilt. ■It apnrart from th* awern hill ot com­ plaint Altad in th* *br>*^.*ntllltd r*u -t. that iha dtftndatU‘, Mafjr ’ Porttr DaVaudhn jtoia i'olhill. (‘■ll L DaVauihn, March D avaufhn, U OUt llt 11. fi. DaVaugh HaVauthn, I aura K, , Maarudar. Jam-* W. IJUy. Thot. W. kioraa. A. w artas Lawton a n d l——-— Lawton, hla wlf», E . I . Otwald and ——■ — Oowold, hi* wit*, Mary tout** Horntr, unmarrUd* M .'K . ' F ld th t r a n d --------Floithtr, htfi hutband. Ja*. F. ItDrerr a n d -------- Horntr, bit wlfa, and Wm. It. llornar and — ---- llornar, hit wllr. claim torn* Intarait In tha followlni d.trrlbad y r o r r it r In th* rouniy of HamInol* and atala of Florldo, Hrardbrd oo tho norlhroit qoartar ol Iha nortkwatt quartar ol lh* toulhwatt-quarlar of rartlon Altoan (|&), lownlhin twanty-ona [211 aoulh, ran i* * thirty-on* 111) *a*t. and lot lour If ) ol T.L (’u, hIn 1 '« addition to th* town ol Ovltdo, and b*|lnnlD | ot Iha narthtail roraor ol tha aouthwa-t quartar of iba aoulhaaat quartar of arcllon Bflaan ( I I I , townihlp twaniy-oaa (21) touth, ran ia thlrty-on* (SI) aaat. run wait aayan and aaraa hundrodtha (T-OT) thalna, aouth aavan and raraa-bundrrdthi 17.071 chain*, aaat aavan and taran-hun-uradtht U 07| chain*, north aatan and aavanh u n d rrd lh t-17.01) ehalnt to ballnnlng, con­ taining 8 trr*a mora or Iota, and ara raaldanta ol otaltt and couatloi othtr Ihon th* •tol* ol Florida, that (hair plat* of tttld tn r* li unknown to hrr, and Ibtr*' la no ntrooa In tha itata of Florida tha aarvtr* ol aubpotn*' upon whom would bind aald dofandonla, and that lh- aald dafandanta ara ovar lh* *g* of twaSly-oo* i l l ) yaora. l l furthar appaaro that lhara ara othtr traona Intaraatrd In lb* aald praparty t h o u aama or u n r r ara unkoawa to b a r,' who ar- hflr* darUaaay iraalro*. or Olhar claimant* qndtr thk aatd Mary Fortar Da- Vaughn, Itoou Polhill, Cart . ___________ March fl. .DoVaughn, Oil* U. ItrVaughu, M ura E . Marrudar, Jama* W. L illy, Taoa. W. .Moran, hi. J . la w to a , A. Waring Lawtun and-— — --La w to n , hi* wilt, E . L- 0 8 - • . wald and — Uawald, hit wife. M ar/ ' A. llornar, Mary Loula* llornar, i f , K. . M-tchar and -------- Flatcbrr, hkr huiband. J a il V. Uorncr'and ■■ Uoraor. hia wlla,*i and Wm. II. llornar nnd — llornar. hi* wlfo, whoa* noma* and raridanroa ara uakaown, ^tataaaaaaaaaaaaasai****** Dressmaking Lessons Gymnasium Bloomer Dress in O ne Piece. m with a tunic eklrt. In tho design* pictured henj. which Is carried out In serge, tho basque.Is finished In highnccked effect, the skirt baring a pan­ el front and gathered side tunla, Thera are 'Inserted pockets In the tunic and jointure of basque and skirt Is concealed under a narrow sash of self-mate rial. Medium slz* requires 44t yards 64-Inch material. A close survey of tho cuttlng'guldo will show that the material Is folded In two different ways for the proper cutting of tbo dress. Tho tunic, back gore, front, sash and piecing, placed end to end, determine the length of tho first section of the fabric and all of the pieces named, except the lunle, are laid along tho lengthwise foldj The tunlo has tho largo '‘O’* perfora­ tions resting on a lengthwise thread. Opposite the back gore of tho skirt are tho back of tho walet, the eleevo, collar snd pockets, with large ?0" perforations on a longtbwlso thread of serge. - The pleco of material remaining U now folded over until there la room to accommodate tho front goro of tho eklrt. The pattern Is laid along tho lecgthwlse fold. The narrower foldover will be sufficient for tho panel front, also laid with triple ' T I T ' perforations, along the lengthwise fold If the skirt or tunic be desired shorter than Illustrated, cut . off tho pattern the doslred \ length before placing on the material. The model lends Itself 'to still ano­ ther form of development—with open neck and collar of contrasting'mate­ rial. a belt to correspond with the collar and tunic without pockets. Pictorial Review Costumo No. 7B8i. Sires, 16 to 20 years. Prlco, 20 cent*. Pictorial Review Costume No. 762 5. Sizes, 16 to 20 years. Price; 20 cents. Deeding design No. 12276. . Transfer pattern In blue or yellow, 1G cento. closes In front and tho opening nock Is finished with a squaro collar. Th* _ front .of the waist and bloomors ara cut In one, while tho bock of tho wbloomors ara gathered to a waistband and .buttoned to tb* back nf tho waist Turnback cuffs finish tbo long ono-ploco sleeves, whtlopttch Vocketa are added for com— . . . . . . tak t Medium alio requires . 4% ‘ y a r d s 27-Inch or 2*4 yards 44-lncb material. Tho larger.oocUona of tho pattern are cut from an open width of ma­ terial, belntf laid In double layers In tho cutting taBlo so that each pleco will bo cut In duplicate. Tho front of tho walet and bloomers Is laid along ono selvage edge, with tbo largo **0” perforations on a lengthwise thread. Tbo alecve, yoko and pocket are placed to the right of tho front of waist section, in tbo order nnmed, largo •■O'* perforoUons pq a lengthwise thread of ma­ terial. Along tho op'poilto eelvago lay' (bo bolt, with tho facing below It, largo "O" perforations on • lengthwise thread. Cuff and back of bloomers ara- placed to the right of •the bolt, both with largo “0 " per­ forations on a longtbwlso thread. Now, fold tho remaining material evenly In half and along the length* wise fold* place tho yoke, with col* f7 4 3 7 ■lor and back of waist to tho right, Tor (he fffrl who mutt do>" W * both on the lengthwise fold. Tho work either in school or at her clao bandi and stay oris laid along tho (Ms Bloomer dress is recommended. selvage. v • If it made o f blue terge trimmed The eleeve may be shortened, If desired, by cutting off pattern along with red Droid. lino of small **oV perforations before A new development of the fT » ' placing on the serge. •Tho suit requires 6ft fords of nailutn costume l* ons-ploco braid for''trimming. bloomer drees of blue aen«* « selvage. eU0C.fi * CUTTINGcuide: 7 * 1 3 7 •-Sho^wg TT BEU The United Stntce Golf association consists of 450 clubs. Washington and Leo universities will not play Intercollegiate baseball. . » s e e ■ Amando Uarsans, Caban outfielder, expects a banner season this year. •By Pictorial Review Blue terge aeveloyed fnfo a dartfitted basque and funic altlrf, irffh t a r h , Im c rfc tl p o c L c fi and high col­ lar at the decorative featuret. Amherst college baseball schedule Colls for 15 games. Tale la to havo a formal varaltj hose* ball team the coming season. Prepared Specially fob Xhii Newspaper Close seama.of sleeve putt tend IIn* tug os notched. Gather upper and low ®r edges of puff between "T" porfomtlons Arrange puff on lining, with teams dven; draw ‘.ho gatnerv In pt ' i?W8r ed*B ■'nd st,lch to position. w the gathers In at upper edge matching tho notches, the single 1#r* e " ° " Md small "o" perforations. Bow ,n anntaolt as notched; bring seam of aleere to underarm team and leave sleeve free above the small "o1' perforations. * Arrange strap over the waist bringing the alpcie small "o" and alngle large *'0" perforations In atrap to corresponding perforations near upper edges of lining, front and back. After adjusting tho panel oa. the skirt, tack the lower pointed end of strep to panel matching the •Ingle small “o" perforations; tack atrap along tke upper edge of the panel In front and at lower edge of waist In back. Gather uppor edgo of rufflo be­ tween ' T “ perforations. Arrange over upper edge Of waist end eleeve with center-fronts and center-backs even; bring the small **o" perfora­ tions In. ruffle to the learns which Join the aleeVo to tho waist. Slash skirt through the fold at cen­ ter-back from upper edge to the lo'wer ?s • / ' . \ D r a 1 m L m _____ an. Ilk . r W lf H T n f f l s O Wj n QWl\\IVjj-yX S vfiUl i L L . V •fewvr \l’ S a lh ^ jL y(ome dressMatin sS S S ra / . ( l ^P KENTUCKY’S BEST COLT • STRANGLED TO DEATH l __ Mouunirr7 Kenneth D.x Alexnruler's colt by Broomstlck-Stnrry_Nlght, which.died at Douglas park of strangulation following nn attack of distemper, was one of tho most highly regarded twoyear-olds In Kentucky. Mr. Atexnndcr Is sw ing with an ambulnnco corps In Franco and was notified by cnblo of his colt'a domlse. Monnstlr, ono of tho best bred of this year’s Itst of .youngsters, was entd to havo worked out In faster llmo than any two-yen^ old In the state; and was valued at *20.000. • S J ! • • • « • • • • • • • • • • • • • ij • • J • • • 2 2 • • • 2 • • •*##•##**#••••*••••••••••• LEGAL ADVLR1ISING Nallra al A **llntlan Jar T a t P a t * llaSar Harltaa ■ al C'htpltr. !**» , Lawa at riatlSa Noilra It htraby (Ivrn that A. I . Tavaata, purrha-ar ol T a a C rrllB ral# No. I 0S8, dalaa th* 2 nd 'day of Junt, A. l>. 1*02. ambrarlng followlni datrrlbad propaMy .Itualad In roiiowirg not* county, Florid a, fo-wtli lo t 20*. flamlnota nta, land tain* ataattad at tha Alffiffifon d a tf ot tha Ittuanra ot turh rrrtlA ral* In Jr. AI*o Iha' aama of Johri lh* * eih C.ertjflral* .No. 202 ■ -------- L d ay o f J u l y , A. D . ISO *, o m h rartn * th a follow ing darrrlbad property altuatad In ftamlncla rouniy, . Florida, to-wlt: Ix)t 206, Altamontv, aald land balng lat—aad at Iha data.of tha l« u .n r - qf auch ra rtlS r.t. In nama nf E - F. llitaatt. A *ova carltOratra bar* b—n Mad In my offir-, and baa mada application* for laa rtrad to laaua la arrordtnra with law, and unlaaa aald rortlflrotoa ahall ba radaamad acrordlng to taw taa da-rf will luua tharoon on tho Itth day of May, A. it. IS IS . • . t W it" " • m / "*l thla tha Sth day of Apr A. ft IS IS E. A. ixiitn t.A H B , (•roll. Kan-lnol* Co.. Ci ctrrk Circuit Court. Nan-lnolFla. aa, I). C, lly V. E . Dnuzlaaa tS-Tur»-8te N -'Ira af Apallrallan fat Taa Haad ttadar Kaftian _l_ Gather upper edges of tunic and side goro bolween " T ’ perforations; arrange tunlo on slda gore with notches snd,sldo edges oven.-Turn ■Ido edge* of'front snd back gores un­ der on slot perforations snd presi; form plaits, creasing on remaining lines, of slot perforations, bring fold­ ed edges to corresponding' lines of ■mall "o'* perforations, baste and press plalU.. Join gores as notched leaving the edges to tbe loft ot cen­ ter-front free above lower large "O’* perforation tn front gore gnd finish for** placket. Adjust eklrt to poeltfon stitching •upper edge over upper row of gathers la'waist, with center-fronts and cen­ ter-backs even; faring small “o'* per­ foration In tnnle and aide gore to underarm seam. Bring the left side . opening to the aide edge of outer . front, . • Adjust tbe belt with eenUrfronts . and center-backs even; large "O" per* forations In belt Indicate center-front,, double amall '•oof* perforation, cenUr-back. Clooe op left tide, Upping the ends.. Stitch braid on tunlo and belt be­ fore Joining to othtr sections of tbe dresfc‘ Citation Ethel M. Lock*. To K lh .l i f . Lock* of Arkport. S la t* of Now Yo rk: r . I t appearing from aa affidavit B ed la tka above raiia* that you ar> a aon-raaldaat *1 tka atala of Florida, and a raaldant of Ark* port la tka itata of .Now York, and that, lhara U no ptraon. la tka atala of Florida, tka aarvlra of a aubpoao* upoa whom woold bind you, and that you ara ovar tk* a (a of Iwrnty-ona year*, Tharafora. you ara hereby required ta ap­ pear In tka above alyled court and m at* aaawar to tk* bill ol romplalat Olad agalaat you by II. It. Lock* la tka abova rtylad ran .* at tka Court lieu ** la Banford, Flor­ ida, on Monday. lh - tith day *1 M ay, I91S. Wltnraa my hand aa dark of tka abova atytad court, and tka aval ol cold court aa tkra Iba I t l b day at Match, IM S . V k l'lt i tha Cth day at M ay. I *****.- •■ •.••“'a balng * rut# uay al I ,h '* roufl. J 11 la furthar ordartd that Ihla nolle* ba puhlUFad for twalv* conoorutlva wooha la lh* Banford llaratd, a nowapapor publUhad In Bomlaol* county. Wit non* r.. A. Douzlaaa, Clorli of aald ■ Court, . Circuit and tha aaal lharaal thla t l l h day ol January, A. I>. Itr ll. •aaal) K A. D U U n L A S S , C lark. Iloblnton 4k Orardall Solicitor* for Comnlalnant. 4C-T u*a-13te 1 U '* bill on No’lra li harahy glvrn that O. C. flryant ru rrh a-tr of T a i C irllA ca t* No, IS78. da tod th* 81b Hay of Noormbrr, A. D. ISgb haa t lad aald ctrllltcai* In n y offira and haa mad* application for t a i H. ad to laau* In ae• rdanr* with law, - Hald cortlArat* amb r u i t tha fcllowlng dratrlbad proparty altu-i’ad In Hamlnot* rnunty, Florida, to-wlt: All <!*•• U ta I.- S, 3 t, jo 17, IS , 1>. 20, 33, 34 3 8 , IS , 40. tO, 8J and 82) Plat oi Tuahawllla. T h . raid lard bring *»>*ia*d ot tha data of fa Imt-anrw <K turh cvrtlArata In ha nan-- of M. E . Illch*. Unlraa aald rartl r- ■'• ahall ba radrUmcd arrordlng to law (at 'tad » m t-rua- lharann bn fha 27th. day I At HI. A. (>. 1016. YMinrar my offlrlal algnatura and aaal thla tha kAtb day ol Morrh, A. f>. l»tA. (•rail ~ K. A*. Itn lln i.A B B . Clark Clreult Coort Harrlrola Co.. Fla. fly V. E . Dnuelaa*. D . C . . 62-Tur»-aie | N -lIca af Afpllrallan for Taa llr a d . Iladat Hactlao I al Chaplar 4181, Lawa al H »cda N nllra la htraby alvan that II. C. Dulloa* purcht-tr nf T a i Car.llArata No. 348, datad ij»a 6lh day of July* A. (>. ,I# 0T, hat Mad •aid cartlBcatg la n r offiea, and ha* mada rpplieatlea (or taa daad to luu a la accord* ta co -w ith law. Bald rarllAcalo ambraca* ha following daacrlbad proparty altuatad la Bamlnria county, Flcrlda, to-wlt: Lota 20, « . J * . r \ • * . f t . I t , I t . tO. « l. I I . g* and S 4 , Florida Land * <Cel. Co7* Add. 10 Houih Sanford. Tbo tald land balng aataaaad at th# data of th* laauaeca of auch J a tha name ul Unknown. Unlaaa j radaamad according T o get carbon copies that arc not only un­ usually sharp and beautifully neat, but copies that arc really permanent, use m m . . ,t . al algnaturo and ,.n ; „„ e aaal . •t-T aaa-ltc sir'll ■ "#1w*y 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/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1918 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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T7n - -; -• « p ON TUESDAY 8 'P U B L IS H E D -AND FRIDAYS S E ^ Ir W EE K L Y IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD!S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 17 • h' vo lu m e SANFORD, FLORIDA*. FRIDAY, APRIL 12, .1918 ix PATRIOTIC CPMBRATION GREAT IDEA NEW DRAFT THE RED CRbSS CIRCUS BRINGS LARGE CROWDS IN ORLANDO 150,000 MEN IN TRIANGLE CITIES HAVE A GREAT TIME .• 1M Seminole County’s Quota and this psper will give all of their DELAND, DAYTONA. AND .List of w^itr registrants called for names in Ttlodsy’e Issue, for they WILL HAVE L I B E R T Y WILL LEAVE APRIL 26th fir st p e r f o r m a n c e were just too sweet for anything, NEW SMYRNA PROVE entrainment beginning April' 2fith MAKING MILLION KITCHEN AND CURB and space will not let us give them to April 30th. Call No. 139. 13 plea ses t h o u sa n d s GREAT HOSTS MARK .the mention today th at they should ' MARKET • * • •. ■ v. men. . * . ' o f PEOPLE * • i * . • Despite the war and all th a t' goes have. With rakes nnd sickles they Washington, April 11.—Brlgaafer Order Name . The following article from the Or­ with It the old Florida Press Associ­ * The grdat Red Cross Society Cir: disported around the ring and finally lando Sentinel will he interesting to General H. Crowder, proveat mar­ 83 Clntid Stroud Hickson ation continues to flourish and tho cu* opened yesterday with one of rake up Old .Glory and wave it in shal general has issued u call' fur ItiO lJcnryr McCaskill . Sanford peoples meeting th ir year with tho good the greatest parades, th at has been the breeze. 160,000 drafted men .from every 188 Travis F*.Singletary people of DcLand, Daytona and According to definite plans now nulled oil In this city In many a day . George -St. Laurient, the upside, state in the union to go to canton­ 190 Jjtmes Ora Hull New Smyrna was one of the b rig h t'- *. L being ‘completed, Orlando is very and it was a surprise to all who wit- down juggler next does' some of the ments during the five day* period b ^ 202 William Kari Fldckson spots In the history of that organ!-.* . • soon 4o-have Iiotli u "Liberty -Kitch­ nr«ed it. The idea of the parade most difficult' acts on the. trapeze -* " n a n T r ^ b l markeTVh«e- r f ^ | i : ‘nnln? April 26. This is th e r e a t- . 2HV La wile Oglesby zatloh. The Million Dollar Triangle was to* carry out the patriotic spirit and bars and juggles halls while up­ en It of earnest work from members ”f ? crf BUmmonr<1 to thl 329. Edgar John Routh meaning the good roads that con, ,i the times and to conserve also side 'down, an act which is entirely suit color# in any sfngle month since the 344 James Rody Stroud hect these th ree’ thriving cities of of the local Council of Defense. and none of the cars carried espett new nnd novel. ' • (nitisl call last autumn and fore­ 348 EveretlfHlghsmlth Webb t F'lorida was given a good boost at . Different . organization# repre­ shadow# the Institution for a now 402 Edwin Rauleraon • ially hansome dccorntions for the idea And the downs were there in all this meet—the badges being green ’ sented in the Council, of .Defense was not to spend any money on uuper their glory anti we" want to mention War Department, policy for making 409 Frank Joseph Takack ami gold ribbon nnd .heuutlful gold have provided the necessary equlptluous decorations. However with every one of them hut they were so America’a weight in the war felt os Huhhard Luther Hill and sterling triangle, pins to comthis 1n mind it was one of the iTnest many and varied that they will also ment for the community kitchen, rapidly a# possible. . 435 . Rutph King . rnemorate the occasion nnd the three *. displays of a patriotic nature that have to wait till Tuesday when they and a sultah|e room at No. 10 West When 150,00fl new men get to 441 (Iharles Albert Clark • citTe#. The mcetjng started nt Do. ' has been given here since the war will he mentioned. They pulled the Pine street (opposite Hand'? estab­ the cantonments Vlie munher of 443 Markus Lelnhnrl Land, on Wednesday afternoon with started und nroused the people to funny ntulf better "than profession­ lishment! has been given rent- free drafti-l men in the service will ap­ List of colored regjstrnns railed a genernl get togotjier at the hedufor three months. their duty toward the Red Croi?, als nnd kept the laughs coming. proximate 1,0(10,000. This is In ad­ for entrainment beginning April 20th tiful building in Del-ttnd that houses -' the Liberty Loan, the Food Con­ Here the Orlando P aint-ami Wall, dition. of poursr, to the officers and to AHrll 30th. Call No. 150. 41 the Commercial Club anil here th e ' Buckskin Hill, that veteran of the servation and other war work. members of the F'lorida. pres# some j.Liiiis surprised .eviryhoily present paper Company have- donat' d ma­ men •%>( the regular'arm y. the. Na­ men. ’ The parade Started on 'Perth by his rilln and pistol shooting- He terial# for some needed repairs and tional Guard and the Marine Corps, Order seventy lit number gathered to re­ Nunte. , new old acquaintance# nnd inako * ntnet at eleven o'rlock under the abut, his trusty' Winchester rille in Mr. Charles Nystrum .has contrib­ who number In the neighborhood of 38 Lloyd Hill skilful manipulation of Grand M r- every position known aod'-hit the uted hi* services in the repair work. 1.000.000. In other words, the land 80 Walter Garvin new ones, anil gathered with the K|iull C. M. Hand and assistant Paul mark every time and with his pistol Mr. J. M. Finley. Jr., hu* im.de the forces of the United State# ready fur ||5 Ellis Blair feeling that in DcLand they were in the house of their friends. The pnfJones and led by the big hand under broke glass halls wlrile they were in signs desired for'the-windows free of the front nr in training will'number 140 • George Jtfejthen#' The grateful appreciation within a month s.intcl liitig like 2'JS Willie Coleman ty then embarked ‘ for ^ DeLeon Leader Gallagher with the Home the air aryl this til night. He gave a 11,*, t'limimlt«H> us charge ia extend 2.000. 1100 men. Spring# tightly nuinedj one of tho Guard* under Capt. Dingcc and good performance-m tl.is* line after­ epli ItVnul Boston beauty spot# of this state where os ^ * Maxwell with the many floats fol­ ward coming out and sticking knives i .1 to each nf these helper#. a.i ;iNa N. '.v Yiqk state will he required 349 Wallace Jackson guest# of Power# ,& Son, the news-. . • 351 IlnndV William Jennings lowing was a- most Imposing spee- all around his wi f e who posed for Gi all other donors. to furnish 10.171 men In the new paper mumi disportcd for some time him while he literally threw kniv •*.* T’he formal, opening of the kit cite • rail ■ tarle. > • The stnle draft authorities 303 Karl Marion Ward ami from there they were tu'ken to , * Friday, will make the paportionment# for 3(57 George Frazier * .Space will not permit a detailed at Iter and they never arrested him i* to he held at 3 p. n* the model farm and ranch of F*. N. April I2. Mrs. I T Fnlh-r will the iliffi rent illilrict*. Not Ires to 370 Frank Cox 'statement of the many float* and or cruelty to Ids wife. ' Hurt of Del.nnd. rat* hot t hey ' deserve spcriul men­ Weldon's Trained Deer* w.i* what make un :i*l«Ir•-*=•* anti Miss Dorothy tl.,. men who will have to go will In 377 AJphonso Colohah 384* Isaiah 'Davis . I’n itl will give a demonstration of a sent out .within u week. tion. All the Herald force were in the girt* call u real cute act in which Mr. Hurl has some 2,500 ' acres .387 Eddie F’uirrloth ." • under fence, juid hi# fields, barns, the parade and the floats coultl not the only trained deers in thy world "one-piece •meal." Orlando women All 4 lie men summoned are of In* aceurately tabulated. However are put through all hind# of tricks will he quick to show their interest (’lavs. ^ nnd constitute what is rom- 3l!'.r* Frank Pierre William# pens, silo# and general layout remind the one representing Undo Sam and and exhibit human intelligence. The and support of this movement in moi!l£ known a* those of the scr- 387 Eddie Falrcloth ' one of a northern fnrm richer than ( ^ Amcricp in Which It. A. Terhcun trained deer# were here before hut hcllnlf of. food, conservation, as ulso Opd rallt'U They i r c . t n tnfie Ike 399 Frank Pierre William# • a Florida one. Tractors were haul-' •' represented Unde Sam, Mrs. Robert many saw them last night who did in the other important project* the place# in some instance# of drafted 400- Jim Jones ‘ t# jhg six” |ilow# at a time aero." his Herndon Miis Columbia, Mrs. C,er­ not have the opportunity while curb market. • :jtpj -Lijmqn llrutoq -hroab -acres. - He is raising some -}— 7 ;nfn who arc-to he sent It*-Franco ror the Red. Cross Nurse, Corporal they were here before# . . fino hogs nnd rattle, having perhaps -. Permission has been given by Mr. und in other# they uro to. cccupy. •1C‘J Jame# SamueV_ Williuni Olive Bryant Reno the Army nnd lssy Kanner the 2.000 cattle oh the plnce, we ure told, . , - ** Ilearhum to usolhevacant lot by 419­ quarter# available through the cnThe Zimmerman Twins, little Navy.' with t}ie. Roy Scouts and shavers of 11 year* gave a boxing the former jail for a month’s triul of largernenl of certain cantonments, 421 Mose# Knight •’, . '• though hut a few of them were In • sight at the home place, being held . , . little Wallace Phllllpa in .uhiform anti wrestling act th at 'was good und the curb' market, the city council 228 Willie Cpemnn (if the 150.000 men 11G,700 art) 80 Walter Garvin • for a shlpqtent to tlie Jacksonville . was of s|)ecial interest. I he Wom­ showed that these kids hud remark­ will have the'"tthnilary'*. dopurGneht •’ an’s Club cnr. with the officials of able aptitude in this art of manly ki-ep thi* lot In ord^r, an«| llie Hoard white .and UII.llOO negroes, chiefly '408 Jam,*# Samuel Slink ':ysr,l».;: Ilis pens are models, * „ stnVinchly-built apd in as Rood shape the duh. Mrs. E. M. Galloway’s ear defense They are scientific boxer# i.f Trade hus appoint^*! “ fopimittvi from •oulhern slut,*#. William •*'G.* 419 William Olive Hryunt representing the Ladies Liberty and wrestlers und were well received. to operate with the committee frtrtil •McAdoo,.. djrrector.-'general of. '•tail- 421 Mo#,*# Knight tis tjie averUgt stock yard pens. He . ' Loan department, the water wqgun Harry Rich gave a. good one right the Council i d ‘Defense in necessary roads has'"arranged for tih\ transpor­ 424 Henry Dozier dpes not pertnU the lick to eat up * ta tio n of 'tho men to the .canton* 439 ' .Robert Ashe • Ju ll of funny clowns, Dr. I’ulesjon, his stock .before It is shipped, and s m tM lP ^ 1 * -'| . • here in allowing himself J o ..l u l l e d mvnlat Irt apcciarirain# whlcl^ wljl hd .433 * Krmtit Duckett ,. -- C. E. Henry and Will Shelley clowhs we looked with interest tit bjs dip- . /M These committee^ hops to have up in n Siberian strnlght Jacket and run fAV five days. Kloriad’if l|uot» 440 '.George Davis * * .' ', on inulcs and Tommy Jones and plngV sL. * / every thing in rjeudin^ss to start the on mules and Tommy J T t - then-eam e out of U wRI. apparent w|\| ho 3,360. ( 417 Joel Alphonso Gramllng Stewart D utton ns clowns on i- ^ #n(, ]uU for lhat> B||0Wed a big Two monster terrh cotta silo s . . •' r curb market within two.weeks.. The Just 452 Pearce Royster p * While no figurei are a# yet avail.grace the place and the ensilage was cycles were great. . ---».!u_.i.. general plan is to have trurk gar­ his body ltuick uutn to run ever . being fed to the cattle. r^Most of it • The Queen's Contest car with the t Wl CO* deners bring their country produce able on the actual number of such 150 Ike William* 157 Willi# Mushhurn wns gone, hut more will he put up* contest committee ami the Red Marvelous Melville is nil that the to this plait’ on Wednesday and Sat i-cu called olficcra of the provost frqm the mining corn crop. Tlu.*y^ Cross cars filled with nurses, the cars name Implies und his fine.work on u urday mornings, anil sell direct- to marshal genersl’s ulfice.said that the 408 Frank Anderson . must be able to hold soveral tons. containing the beautiful young la­ trapeze amk overhead rings he guve consumer#, a mutual benefit. It is 1 ,0,000 new men of the call today 470 Frank Green * * . . dies in.the Dtatlc of Roses enstu and an exhibition entirely new ami novel hoped that .sufficient interest will he would firing the draft total up to 475 Ben. Clark During the evening a banquet • ’ < • 182 JoHn'Argrctt the little girls in the Haymakers and bringing It to u most spectacular shown, by both producers and cc-i 1,(100.000. had been prepared nt Ihe College . the Miller ambulance with W. W. close by leaping to a'n immense pair sutnurs,- to make this the Mtccess Tire- draft registration was 10,- 187 Austin Tunsil Arms. Judge Bert F’islt of DcLand ^ . Abernathy as tim doctor, Ed, Rett# of buckhorn .antlers as n gun is here that .it has proven Jn nearby OfiO.OQO so that a tenth «f the whole 488 Coy Perry was toastmaster, and Judge. Fish U • jjum ber cither Is, in service- or soon 49b Oxrar Cooka •as the patient a n d f Mrs. Minnie fired and tho antlers do tho pendu­ towns. . a considerable toastmaster. \ Msyor _ Jones as nurse woro all good., • Klfty dullsrs was donated by thi will ho In training. There are ht‘- 501 Henry Alexander lum swing making 75 revolutions to S. A. Wodd js said to hate tp maka . 503 .Holland Courthney _ addresses of welcome .and had left , Another feature of the parade was the minute. It was a shriller and Board of Tradu toward the expense I tween .2,000,000 Tqen—dependent of the "Lihctly. Kltcllen” apd some-upon final physical ■'examination- 508 Daniel Webster St. Clair tho -city on "iinporlant hjisinest." * the auxiliary cars frdm Longwopd, was well received. . -Addison Roberts chairs. ct«.; which have hccn"uac»I"ad^available la:C lssarl— In. juldltlon j_ Rev. G eo; T. Belf "subhed" for him .. Chuluuta, .AltsimoatP, .Eas t. Saiiford ' The gramf dlnalc, was tho UaUlu-uf 631 John Graham * ‘ the tourftts’ headquarters Will l»e* |aV recently passed provides thrft with "the keys to the clty/{ A. W. • and Geneva‘all ol whltK'Wwe auxil- Roses' and yhjlo' the ftmlitMicC j men b« registered as they become of 533. Alfred Mack McClendon . Honeycutt of the Comrre*clal Club, . inry to the Seminole County Chap­ was almost -frozen, and tho cast also loaned for use here. John Galloway ' :___________ :--- ; J ago. • This, is expected to make upone of tha he* t in the Stato rave ter of the Red Cross and demon­ these beautiful young ladies gt\vo Herman Alfred HudersonM i s s Brenda Morrison 4 ". ward of l.OOO.OOO. men available the. "koy to our hearts nnd P.csidsnt strated Ute co-operative spirit that one of the finest spectacular producGrady Brown, Wayne Thomas of th6 l’ian t City nMr. anti Mrs. Henderson. • every year... prevails in the county An this great duclions that bus ever been witness­ Earl Days. * Courier responded for tho I’res# As­ ed In this city. It "wo* away ahead cause. sociation. . . , of any productions th at close the Major Forrest Lake in uniform o Mrs. E. P. Morse * big circus features and one that will Addresses wero made by Judge the Governor’s stuff and Judge Mrs. F'annio Munson Wright of Jacksonville, R. H. EdIlousholder nnd Hon. Geo. De- never • he forgotten. These young mOnda of tlie Manufacturers Record, Cotlt-s tlie speakers in the Liberty ladies and four little tots have been Death of Mr#. Dandcrlakc R. J. Holly of the Sanford Herald Loan campaign were also Ain the drilling for the past week on this pro­ ..M rs. UandcrltkL', . wife., of M. Clareucu' E-. "Woods, now'bta'Je duction ami their work showed the BAR ASSOCIATION AND SECRETARY McADOO parade. _• ^ . . .............. Dandcrlakc formerly .proprietor of plosive agent but formerly of tl • The .big tent was packed last night careful training of Madame Stfovtlte,. 0 . GIVE WARNING • ' " the Bell Cafe died Sunday morning Eustls Lake Region, ono of the best teachers In America Harry L. when tho doors opened and from the *. 708 Hark avenue, afle/ an Illness Brown of the St. Augustine Record, special costumes of pink and blue _________________ ____________ i---:-------------------:-------* r timo th a t the Ringmaster, R. J. Aa chairman of tho legal.kdvisory of three weeks. She leaves a family and Dr. Lincoln Hulley, the eloquent •Holly was introduced and In turn and silver trimmings und tho intriThe following letters should be of six children and husband. She ,cato.figures of tho danco with spec­ rcad.hy.thoso .who have friends und hoard 1 am requesting you*Us a pat­ was buried from the Catholic church and beloved prtsldeqt of Stetson introduced tho first number there ial music made a great hit with the riotic service to publish my letter on University. .* was something doing every minaic. relative# In the urmy and navy: Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. In­ audience and if this part had been The hig.freo attractions on tho oUl* M r. R- J* Holly, Editor Sanfprd this subject, and also the letters re­ terment was mado in Sanford ceme­ Mr. Edmonds, ono 'pf Florida’s puY along In the first part of the ceived by mo from tho trea su ry side of th a t daredevil, Harry Rich, Ilcruid, Sanford, Florida^ greatest friends, whoso daughter Is a tery. . Mr. Dandcrlako wishes to program would have been enjoyed Department, and the V^ntcrfcun Bnc who thrilled them on top of me student a t Stetson, apoke, op "Amer Dear Sir:' . . • thank his, many friends, especially much hotter, hut .th e cold weather Stone Gove block with his. trapeze *I am in receipt of *s, letter from Association. ' the Catholic ladles who so unselfish­ lea’s Relation to tho World War.',’ mado .itself felt- and tho audience act. ami then held a 200 pound could not enjoy-tho. Battlo of Roses Mr. W. G. McAdoo regarding the . Thanking you In advance for giv­ ly and bountifully helped him dur­ The duty of wjnnlng tho wa. Is cannon In his teeth and had.it shua after sitting on the seats for an hour collection of claims under the War ing duo publicity to th is ‘matter, I ing Ills wifo’s Illness and at tho time close to M r. Edmonds' heart,* an the forco throwing him backward ■> Risk Insurance Act rpqurtling the beg to remain, or more and getting chilled through. of her death. . . he wirned tho editors th a t every Very truly yours, several feet. The streets were pseklegal a'dvlsofy hoard to give us much man jack of them must turh In. and Suffice to say that tho Red Cross ed around the circus srens and the Geo. A. DoCottes, do his host to arouse his people to Mrs. W. S. Baldwin Circus Is a big success and as the publicity ns possible to the fact that opening number, Miss - Columbia tho claims of all 'beneficiaries under -m---tho need of action. Ills talk was an Chairman of the Legal Advisory weather man says warmer today nnd . with Mrs. Robert Herndon in L » the Dattlo of Roses will bo pulled of! the War Risk Insurance Act nro Jessie Louise Stillwell eloquent presentation of the subBoard of Seminole Co., Fla. title role,' supported by Capt. *D>n* promptly settled and adjusted by Jessio Louise Stillwell, little daugh­ ect. ' * Treasury Department, . tonight In the first part of tho pro­ ' gee and Corp. Peabody’s squad of the government and there la >bsoJ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stillwell Dr. Hulley a t the banquet invited Washington, Mar. 26, 1918. * Seminole Guards started the circus gram wo want to urge all who not lutely no necessity for the employ* died at her hom e.on Palmetto ave­ Clarence Woods of the Euatla Lake have already witnessed tho circus My Dear Sirs * proper. This was s beautiful num­ nue Tuesday night. The remains to' bo. there .tonight and Saturday menta of -claims agents or attorneys The American Bar Association ,de- were taken* to Palatka for burial Region, R .'J , Holly ol the Sanford ber Jn which Mrs. Herndon had. op­ for thq. collection of the benefits afternoon for It U .well worth tho Herald, T. J. Appleyard of the T a l ­ sires to cooperate {with the Treasury portunity to show her ability to price of admission. The. Battle of granted by the War Risk Inaura’hea D epartm ent In combating Illegal and Wednesday; Jessie Louisa was four lahassee Record and H arry Brown'play tho cornet in reveille and years old and her death .has caused Act. . ' reprehensible activities on tho part an aching void In .the hearts of pat of the St. Augustins Recqrd to ad- 3 America. This was a molt fitting Roses alone Ui, worth 75 cent, ady I am also in receipt' of a com­ time and you will enjoy every bit of dress the students of Stetson Uni . of certain claim afenta, pension.at­ number for the opening of the- Red U and friends and they have tha versity a t chspel tha following morn- .*t munication from John Lowell, chair­ • . .* ' Croes Circue and there will never pa U. -• mpsthy of all in the hour o f ‘«f ing and not one of them dueked tha man .special committee for War Ber- torneys and other persona Ip 'M ore about the Circua Again. to obtaln^employment in conheatoh* a 'm ore beautiful or a better -glee t ice of tho American Bar/Associa­ tlo n . ' ' • , „ . . blow although It Was a moat trying with the collection o r preparation of fljc • 'Columbia In any d ty than Mra. . .......; • tion on .tblS'Same aubject, t io n o n A t b U , B i m e •u b je ct, copies c o p ie s o{ oi ~ (Continued on Page l ) . . ‘ Ol*» Vslsfn ' • Mrs. R". A. Nweman , • * ‘ * ■‘ Herndon. • . .. both of these communications I tm j '. (Contltjpad-on Page 4) Kennsth Robbins The little Haymakers came naat '• . . . . . i ' ■: , • Mil BEWARE OF CLAIM AGENTS 3 -tt g V - i L C �ED HERALD QUANTITY u e e n s Contest ' Standing Today April 9thf Miss May Thrasher Miss Elizabeth Stafford____ Miss Agnes Dumas ....'. A.'-. Miss-Muriel Harrold .......... Mis* "Florence N cftry............. Miss Fern W a r d ..... Miss Ethel iiejiry........ Miss Frances Gonzales...,..... Miss Bertha Macey... ........ Miss Helen Hand Miss Frances Chappell .......... Miss Dorothy Humph Miss Claire'Camrron . Merrill Roberts 1918 2398 Wi2 2082 .. 1725 1762 lilt 877 ... . 649 ... 485 ... 302 ... 183 ..’ 111 102 / MADAME SCOVELL’S WORK Wonderful Artist Here to ’ Train'the Girls • It happened in Tampa where the Society Circjy originated and Mr. Kirkland went to the old Tamps nay Hotel to find M adame Scovcll to engnge her to put on her.bevy of girl*~in somF’of her creative numbers th at ho found her in a deep study over some ancient history. ; • . "T h a t’s fuqny." he 'said, "for a dancer to bury herself in,” but he did not (hink so when* the dancer explained that she ^as very much ..inspired with . Roman history And Nero's reign. * "B ut,” * s l i d " M r.. Kirkland, f l This don?t want any of th a t dry stuff. I want something anappy,” whero as Madame Scovcll said, "Snappy or no snappy I can put on d number like the Roman dancers that won’t seem one bit ancient and will appeal to- the modern public." And so she. did like tho work of ancient Romans, with all their garlands and flowera. The beautiful girls of Tampa, also St. Petersburg, Clearwater nnd sev­ eral other towns have had .tho pleas­ ure of being' trained by a dancer who loves dancing and there is whero-her success lies. And now we have it nil in Sanford nnd Madame Scovell says thcA* is not ono town hus anything on Snnford for grnro nnd beauty, for the girls are all per­ fect in these dances. They can hardly wait for Thlirsday to come. Following nre tho Roman Maids, in the Bnllct of Rosea: . Dorothy. Humph, Muriel Harold, Kern Ward, Esther Miller, Agnes Dummi, Gladys -Dieterich, May Thrasher, Marian .Dieterich. Ethel Henry, Helen Peek, Florence Henry, Vera Tcrheun, Clarece Hand, Pannio Reha Munson, Zoo Munson, Sarah Wight. Mollie Abernathy, Lilian Schwartz. Tpithleen Hrndy, Catherine Levis, Frances Gonzales, Elizabeth Hinfford, ■ Frances Chap­ pell, May Holly, Mnrgnrot Neul, Mildred Holly, Olive Newman, Geor­ gia Mobley. * * * * ____ I * Hidcn Tcrwilliger . . *. Boy Scouts Selling Tickets In tho various phases and depart­ * *__________ W e a r cloth es 1 -1 Torn*to pin ty r u m g tM T bargain 1t-t-$260, Harold Davis Seminole Cq® l ___ 6<Mte r: Mrs. M^Minarik Garment making, promisee to bocome an im portant industry tn T artFor Sale—A 1010 model stations, .with a traveling- recruiting pa. The Weber Manufacturing Co touring car; aulUble for truck is now turning out fifteen, dozen agent or yoOr postmaster? reasonable offer will *be re bungalow aproha a day asnd will be able to turn out fifty dozen a day F. A. Gordon, Enterprise,'Fla. Anna Mason as noon as all thp equipment is in­ Mrs. E. D..Mobley stalled and this is believed to be a Where Do Yoa Bland? - - . sU rt In what will become an im­ For Sale—f9l7 Ford touring tar The Herald publishes today an portant industry in the d g a r city.' equipped .with self starter and light! .Intereating atory fjfom Jackspnvillo ing system, demountable wheel, relative to the atrefiuoua efforts th a t shock absorberst bumper extra ti/w are made by- /mere boys and aged Perfect in every particular, p& f and infirm, men to enlist in some right. B. & 0 . Motor Co, 64-tf Perry Lee "Bell branch of tho army and contribute Plans ore being approved and o r­ Ben Monroe what' they can .toward making the ders are being prepared for th e con­ WANT TO JOIN world aafe for * democracy. Thia struction of a new depot a t Sebring FOR SALE — 100,000 Pcpptr' story is w:ell worth considering, and by the A. C. L. Railroad. I t is ex­ Plants. Cheap, Cali on or nddrtat Men and Boys Try to Break particularly by men not inclu.ded tn pected that the new building, which C. K. Lucaa, Sanford.- . G2-:itp . Into Army / * * the draft. is to be one^of the moat Handsome . Jacksonville, Fla., April 8.—Be­ . When a man who Is capable, of in the -state will be ready for occuMigs Ethel Moughton cause of the innate courage and pat­ fighting refuses to enlist voluntarily pancy not later than the first of riotism of tho, average American citi­ or tries to avoid the draft, hoa cow next October, zen, young and old, secnea th a t are ardlco or * selfishness nauseates his extremely pathetic re witnessed Jellows. .When an under-age :man or Luther Calhoun daily in the recruiting atationa of the an over-age man frets and bomonas Mabel Btagg regular qrmy in thia city, Pensacola,’ his facte because ho ia not allowed to Dr, McCzslin Tallahassee, Tfcmpa1, Orlando and serve',, his condition b both pathetic "Listening In" In Egypt For Side—Porto Rico Yams sweet Miami.' Some of the pathos-burden­ and inspiring. Mohnnimcdnna In Egypt nro "listen­ potato alips, later, on draws. 52.00 ed incidents'aro as Inspiring as cfGermany, hruito of nations, must ing In/* The. nMendnnco Is steadily thousand. A. Buck, Longuuod, Hi. efforts of - memberg. of tho "alackor" and will ho beaten. But Germany increasing.'-and one Sunday four Mo.' 63- U p brigade to avoid scrvico are disgust­ cannot be bcaton unless Americana hrtpmedan professors were at 'th e ing. . 'Mrs. Henry Nickel preaching scrvico nnd IB Mohsmmednn do their "bit." ‘ * r . Not a 'd a y passes a t these stations boys'enmo to the Sunday school for tho Florida has m ade' a magnificent For Salo—16 hand farm or drsiton which under-age boys do hot offer first time. Their fathers stood outside reeprd in contributing fighting piejv horse, weight 1350 lbs. Inquire I,. A for enlistment In some bracnb of the the window to' ascertain what the money and tho work of noblo women' Brftmley. . ' ’ * 53-tf teaching might be. A number of them service, and in many instances they ' were thus listening out'of doors.—Tho • misstate their age, so great is their to thow cause. H . M c L a u lI n ’ * ' . While this record is being made, Chrlrtlnn Herald. ' u desire to flght or work for, thd coun­ what are you doing, young 'Amer­ For Sale—Ford Touring Car, De­ try in the hours of travail. • ican? V mountable wheels. Good condition. ■ Sugar Acreage., On the* other hand, men who are Bargain. - Phone 6.* P. O. llox 983, Have you offered your services or The world’s KUgnr.supply Isuderivod over-age or infirm ‘reqort to the annually from oyer* 12,000,000 acres, . * 33-tf "camouflage" practise,' claiming to arc you skulking in .tho rear?* ^ tills prrenge being divided between The army offers you every chance be much younger than they arc and Mrs. C. L. Pngenhart cane nnd beets. steadfastly denying th a t - they- arc for promotion> and betterment of victims of manifest ufliictions. W ith­ condition in many ways. For Salo—Ton acres hammock Uncle Sum and his suffering allies land on Cameron avonuo. right in out exception, these mere boys and the heart of tho celery delta. Tigs over-age and diseased men leave tho are calling for you. farm joins railroad loading station. stations crestfallen nnd disconsolate. Why not show your courage, your . r« r M a m b rr L r il.U U r r Three-acres cleared. M u n i he sold Some curse, while others shed tears Americanism, by -enlisting today?* * To the D em ocratic V oter, at Sem inole Co.: I hereby announce my ra n d ld a rr lo r rep- to close . sn estate. If interested of chagrin and anger. ’ rreenlatlva |n th e neat Florida le a l'la tu ra write F. J. ■ McDannel. Oan«»o, from Seminole co u n ty , eubject to th e denv As the wnr progresses the need ot Newton Lovell o rretle prim ary to be held June 4th ol thia Michigan. * .Vt-tfe year, and Incite y o u t ronrldrratlon ol ray tTic .services of real men increases qua lldritlon nnd few are shirking nowadays. Cheering lip The Editor Dr. Pulcston „ The army calls for the services of ” 1 notice,” said tho man with tho For Sale—A six room house and* able bodied, men of from 18 tn. 21 Bone Dry voice,” th a t a numbot of Frank L.‘ W eedruff A aaaaacea (ar Legit* lot, w est. side Laurel avenue, be­ la tare and 31 to 40, inclusive, nnd offers our firms have, a lot of new station­ T o Ike Volera oP S em lno'a Ca.: them veery chance 'fo r promotion, ery. I suppose all th a t new type 1 beg to announce th a t I arn a candidate tween Sixth and Seventh sireeia. .A re-election to th e house el repreeenta- 16 per cont Investment. A Derby, strengthening of mind nnd body und you ordercthlTome timo back came in (or liv e. Irom Sem inole county. H aving .nerved 97 Washington Avo.f Oil City. P*. ou In th at cr aa |p a c ity you ' *la the * aesalon o t 1917 honor during the war ami in years to mighty handy.” • I (eel I em pre•pared to aglva .you b e tlb f aer* * •• a 5 1*ir,|p come. The men nrp givtfn tho best In 1119. I do not know ot an y reaeon "You are very observant," rt- vice by you ahould n o t |lv a ma a aecond term of treatm ent nnd there is not ono sponded the editor In that^ tone of which U 'baa atw * aya *baan Jaccorded *" all " retire* ‘ Mrs. Edward Scoggan peat.. 1. — tully illvea In. tb th ae t»i---, appreciate who has spent n few months .in a voice usually reserved for* lawyer, aantttlvaa th e high honor paid ma by electing ma In For Sale—Beet plants, 30 cents training crimp who ia .not. thankful who want a free puff but are too 1919 a a d .I have endeavored a t all tlm aa to look altar the Intaraata of Ike. people of 100 or $2.00 per thousand. Writ* because ho had th a t privilege. The ethical, to advertise. "I suppose you Seminole county and tha etala o | Florida I hope I hava o o t (ailed to fulfill y o u r eg* Portin Bros., Wagner, Flq. - 5Idle, experience has made men of many also-noticed the salesman fo r-th e pactatlana and I- tr u it you will i r e your seeming weaklings."*—'---- * way rlaar to glva ma a aecond term . Again Kctehum and Skinnum Printing Co., thanking <Miss Maude Stafford th a many lavora baatowod Arc you gping tojplay "slacker^ a t of.. Jacksonjtlllo leaving town with a on me • Inyonthalor pnat I proml.e th a t 1 will tru a t Impoeed ln - tn * .-----.» this crucial period and bo scorncd in largo smile, nnd a pocket full of or­ ba faithful to th a Youra FOR RENT vrry D uly, F iiA N K u W o o d r u f f . ders last month, including ope from . Mrs. II. R. Stevens Fee Cewnly CemmlaeUacv • ■ the hank of which you are n dircc- ' e* I hereby announce myarll a candidate lor Coutv A • *For R ent— Rooms and hoard. ty Com mb*, loner tor the &th Pietrlct ol Seminole tor. • • County, eub)ect to action o( the Democratic^ $7.00 a week. Mrs. C. G. Adamr, . The man with the Dry Bone voice Primary ol June 4th, and aollrit the vote* o( al Democratic. _My platform ia a equate deal to all' 619 Oak avenge. r,;i-4ip • departed sadly, with tho^hnlf col­ Haepectfully, —1 -----—:----------------------r umn obituary ho had written for his * "B . II. KIU1CB * Mrai A. H. Stone rich uncle who had died last week For R ent—Three . office room in-tho next countiV-leaving him so il fronting on First street. Most ca­ hejr, still In KTs”pocket. He was ao perturbed at the rudeness of tho JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA . shable offices tn ?lty. Several othtr usually tnild editor th a t he forgot to Cor. Oar & Hogan. Close lo Everything good oillce rooms In same building., One niock from Postoffice stop at the grocery nhd order a Yowtll & Speer. flat and Celd Hanning Walae la Every Ream. AO gallon of coal oil for the now cook to Outride and Screened. Heeaa eed fu ih 11.00 la Roy Symes start thn fire with. • * • 91 JO. 2 Peapla l l J t to | U I T~ Frank I'aarrr. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS - __ ;IN ANY q the general offices will- be— maintainI* - <f|*~ - - — - * i ■ uu. ■ f M i f b ' m enu of the Red Prone Society Cir­ que the Boy Scouts, are right on the of their popular Scout M aster, D. C. M ar­ lowe. ; The .Scoots' -will 'cam jrrim 'the Circus grounds the three day* of the performances and in Addition to the many other things the Scouu aVe gelling ticket* for the. Circus. U you buy your tickets of a Scout you are ‘helping one of the thr^e patriots to win a flag. .The boys are.working like Trojans to sell tickets and ahould be encouraged Iq their patri­ otic endeavor to help-the Red Crass, the soldiers and sailors and the allies, for every ticket aold means more ma­ terial for hospital garnenu and sur-, gleal dressings. ., ,. ATLANTIC HOTEL r '. - r f HIS Spring it’s a part of your duty to wear stylish Clothes; clothes that look cheerful and Jielp * _ you feel that way. There’s * big * .’. V ' work ahead for all of us and the j i y r- . - .* c m ore cheerfully w e go atritythehety > ' 'ter we’ll dp it. . * It’s cheerful also to wear clothes that save m oney for you. * G ood clothes will do' it—but be sure they’re good. W e don’t sell any other kind;' wc make certain that * thev’re tfood for you—that makes Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are good clothes hcy’rc cheerful* clothes—bethey’re stylish and because save m oney for you. if H oft Schaffper A Marx dogbee Prapetator. James Ray Pollard . • . ’ • ;, Polk* county now has thirty-six dipping vats for tick eradication, four of which were built since the fint of March. Thua 'she leads all other counties in the state except Escambia, which has. thirty-seven vats, while.-‘Duval cortes third -with twenty-six Vats. ’The state now has 6Q7 vats in operation which means that (ho tick is doomod in Florida J. II. Marsh Castor bean gardens in th4 Miami section will bo under the supervision of E. V. Blackman 'of Miami, chulrman ill the Agricultural Bureau of the Chumber of Commerce, ho hav­ ing'recently'been appointed t<v"that' position. It will l>e the duty of Mr. Blackman to visit every castor bean flolddn th a t section, and will try and see to it thnt not a single plant la Lois Shelley N EW WINDLE HOTEL • JACKSONVILLE, PLORIDA a . CaMglata. M adera, fkeaeaad. OwfaWa Raa-na la Ike heart t f city. Caaeanlant la everything. Hand fae beehleC Wladle W. Haillh, Prep. t ............................. i —- Julius Takach W anted—Y*oung man to work is store. Good wages to start. Apply G £ tf Herald office. . Naomi Scoggan - R a n t e d —Several .hundred: rl«an.iwi.a. Pap^r Car .' 65-4tc Sanford, Fla CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING \ All Local Advertisements iinuu This Heading THREE CENTS i Line For Each InaerUon. Minimum Charge 25 ■Cent*. • ,» . '• In . answering an pavertlsement where no. name .la-mentioned in the ad, please do not ask The Herald for information aa to ths identity of the advertiser. - Usually we do not know who the advertiser ia a n d .if we do we are not allowed to . give out this Information.' Simply write a letter and address i t kas per In­ structions in the ad. ; Every indication points to a bum­ per vegetable crop In the Wauchula section. Tiie acreage ia larger than ever and prospects .were never bright er. At a meeting of the board of FOR SALE directors of the Wauchula Vegetable Growers' Association it wAs estimat­ Merton Aycocke ed that tho association would ship .For Sale—At • bargain, tiling for. from 76 to 100 carloads of vegetables five acroa if taken at- once. D. A. this season. '. . • ’ • Iloak, R. 1, City. 66-tf Geo. Calhoun Tom Brotheraon Tha Co-operative Fertilizer Corapsny has been organised and ifotice f o r Sale—10,000 Pepper Plan oLintention to apply to the governor Cj)oap. Call oq or ad dress C . . Lucsn, Sanford place of bualneaa la in Miami, where WANTED JT. E. Spurllng Mrs. Hi C. Gerrof Wanted a t O n c e — Good horse or mule. Will buy, rent or- trad*. Must have ono nt once t" planting government crop.—Adc.r«» K.,” care Herald. Ea'hcj- Fleischer W anted—Cypress logs. Address Landeck Lumber Company, Tamp* Fla., stating what you can furnW for continuous shipment " _ • Wanted—A first class man understands raising cotton. 1 to P. O. Box 1255, S a n f o r d . References desired. .• •_____ Mr*. V. C. Coller j > a r Relic Train Here Chairman Forrest Lake of . Liberty Loan Committee ^ the French War Relic train hero oh the morning ,of -Aprd » at 8 o’clock In tho morning ana nmain unUl ten, giving e v e ry o n * * . opportunity to rUU .the train see* the real relic, of-the w v £ J J . hand. ThU train is of tha fineat display* ol th a t hava. ever been brou) Ing. Remember the date Apr at $ a. m• 1 �f lr v w k i, engaged in building him­ self a burn but baa returned to hla work this week. . . . K Mr; an a Mrs. Tyner ahd daughter Mabel went up to aee old Mr. Pier­ son who la still very feeble last Sun day. Miss Mabel also called on Mrs: Jesse Lee. Miss Peaches Lcfiler M r.rand, M rs..Bryan Squire*wwill EAST SANFORD • * Cotton la getting a ■big. aharo of ■ 'Rev. A rthur 8. Pack has his regu- chaperone a crowd of young people the vacant fields'out this way. Be­ laV appointm ent a t Moore'a station on « straw- rldo Friday night to the sides those mentioned, E. W. Lundchurch Sunday April 14th. All are Red Cross Circus. qujst has put in some, while a great welcome. Gertrude Lee .* » dail, has been planted' a t Bclalr Emily Griffln E ast Ssnford Red Cross Auxlllsry M n . French who' has been . the has a membership of 53 persons and guest of her brother, C. W. Stowe of did Itself proud in the big parsde Cameron venue the greater p a rt of Thursday. Practically all the' can th e winter le f t. for her home near owned a t the East end went out, the leading car with a fine farmer dia-” M n. Clark. We certainly hope that Boeton, Mass., iast week. all will realise well on their crojmX''^ played.I 8arah Corw in' Miss Ellen Mahoney * ’Clara Belle Beatty . Mr. and M n . I. E. Eskridge and M r. and M n. J. F. McClelland aro * Wedding bells’ are soon to ring. little sop went to Kissimmee on Fri­ We were too.tired with our fight day last for aeverkl days visit with going to Miami lost of the week as .delegates to Rebecca ‘and Odd Fel­ with the weeds last week to write relatives. , any but here are a few of tho most lows State Conventions. / * • K atheryn Wearner Important items: Alias Edna MoYrl# of Pahokeo-U * M n. R. M. Mason here on a visit of several weeks with Mrs. Eil Lundqulst left MoPdsy her friends. to join her husband at Deerfield for . UPS^LA AND GBAP&VIM.E Olive Newman Ardn . Lundqulst is having his a short visit. ‘There was no meeting of tho Red tehant house which is occupied by Issy Kanncr Cross on T h u n d ay as the ladies nil T. 0 . Tyner and family repaired -M r, and M n. Andrew ncrtclson went to take part in tho Red Cross arid some new shingling done. were tho guests of his mother Sun­ Circus parade Ruth Abrahams , • day in Upsaln. ’ • ‘ Grace Gilloti Mrs. Bertelson -called on Miss * • Mrs. R. B. Monroe • . a Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tyler drove Fannie Taber Monday who has Mr. nod Mrs. Jesse Thompson to Jacksonville Tuesday accompan­ been having a very painful time for b ab y and niece, Mir^ Elberta have ied by Mr. ond Mrs.-F. H. Lewis of ten weeks with an -injured heel, hut moved again near the Deane garden, Detroit, Mich., who have, been San­ hopes soon to ho about. to it place formerly owned by a Mr. ford winter residents several years. Nannie Brown Kelly . Williams, which they hope to s purSara E. William# Eunice Tyner is having some den­ 'Mrs. Lyndan J. Gilbert is a guest tal work attended to in town. Miss Ilrenda Morrison of the A. II. Cameron home’ for an Mildred Lumlcy indefinite stay. -Mr. Gilbert has re­ M.ss Lets on and Aron Lundqulst turned to his position in Washington, were callers Sunday nt the home of GENEVA D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert spent his sister, Mrs, II. G. Lundqulst. The meanles aro still visiting us, some 'time hero last' year and the the latest victims being Mrs. W. L. N nn’Eyeline P ax ^ n Wihter In Ml. Dora. Seig, Pauline Moran nmj Clyde Pat­ t Mr.' and Mrs. J. C. Lundqulst terson. , Margaret Gallagher were guests of his son, E. W. and Mrs. J. R. Moughton Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Estridge wife in a long auto drive Sunday to Tho many friends of Miss Jeanetta of Cameron avenue have sold their Piedmont and return. Sheldon nhd Dr. C. J. Marshall farm to Mr. nhd "Mrs. Irving E. EstJean Maxwell t/islt. them unalloyed joy in their ridge who will take possession, in There will he preaching next Sun­ married life, even though they did June. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Estridge day by Rev. Ericaon, following the "steal n murrh on us." expect to take an extended motor school which begins now at 3:0f! trip through Georgia this summer Mrs. Fannie Munson with the service nt 4:00. and return here in the fall to again Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips spent Mrs. II. A. Howard make their home, we aro pleased to the day-Iasi Wednesday with t|ieir Wo understand there will he son, Harry in Ran ford, who leaves say. preaching at the Lutheran Hiureh in u few, days for New.York where Ethel Tillis Monday evening by ReV. Swanbon. he will lie in tho service of IJnefe J. 0. Mitchell resigned as bridge Jewett Sam. H arry's friends in Geneva man at Geneva ferry bridge and- 7 Mrs. Elmer Lundquist has been off am numbered by those who know William Patrick Mitrhell hns taken duly fit the paper mill for a couple tho position. . ■ A . BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF. SEMINOjUE COUN­ T Y -EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD ,TUBES, TIRES ACCESSORIES SANFORD VULCANIZING 'Phone 67 Sanford, Fla. AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED No Tube too Badly Tom for us to Repair. No Tire too Large form to Re­ pair or Retread. Special Facilities^ for Retreading and Relining. Don’t Throw Awpy j'our Worn Tires—Send them to Us, and have them made Serviceable, A Large Stock of Tires, Tubes and Accessories Always on Hand. . Also No Glare Headlights, Electric Bulbs and Starting Batteries Miss Minerva Dooley, who has been visiting hcr^ unde- and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Dooley'left for her hbmo In Bloomington, III., last Monday,' Sho was accompanied by Miss Agnes Mccs who will spend the summer a t northern points. Miss Clair’Walker M.rrf. If. H. J ’attlshall returned last*- week from Tarpon Sprint* where-, she went to see her new grandson. She brings word hack that ho is tho "finest ever." Irma and Charlotte Smith Mr. Clyde Mills spent.’tho' week end in Geneva. Mrs. J. W. Barnes . • V. T. Peters |s nursing a sprained ankle this week. • f Elm a Venable Mrs. Aubrey M oran' spent last Wednesday shopping and , visiting •Mrs. W. H. Hand of Sanford.Sam Preston IteV. J. II. Daniel, and family of Stuart are visiting the former’s par­ ents, Mr and Mrs. W. II. Daniel Rev. Daniel is one of Geneva's products of shorn she is justly proud. Geo. Wise J # The lied Cross members gave a Rook party at the town hall last Monday night; light refreshments Lt. Pegoud, who will’ become famil­ iar not onlyelth bis far. famed ex­ ploits, hut with many_ other talcs of t # . 'j _ equal Interest through tho tour of the Liberty Loan special trains throughout .the .district. . Lieutenant Pegoud’s motor will bo on one of the trains. That motor carried the Intrepid flyer on Innumcr able journeys of combat in -the skies of sunny France. It aided him in bringing down.Gil Hun airmen before he'himself wns brought down by one of the enmy. , As the motor how roasts in .one of the cars of tho special, it is battered and rusty and tljo dirt of France still clings to it from the spot where i| hit after hurling 10,0(A) feet from the sky. There is also a flylnfr machine cap­ tured from the Roches; and one of those little "sparrow hawks, a French Nieuport observer’s pl;me, v^hose swiftly revolving engines’propel it’at the amazing spped of lf»0 miles per hour. This lntter machine is.camou* llagcd like tho sky in which it sails; and only the insignia of Frnnro can he distinguished wlien it is aloft. Paul Radford Lelu Hutchinson Joe O’Connqr Helen Peck Theo. Runge Mildred Huston Frances Dutton Martha Fitts Jack Peters A. J. Loosing Ruby Middleton Miss Ruth Lossir “Do-your-bit Biscuits 1 lersl tablespoon •CdTTOLENl cup* pastry flour Jtf cup white corn mesl 4 level teaspoons baking powikr teaspoon salt % cup milk or hilf milk inj ktf water. Sift together flour, epm mMl.bstisg1 powder and salt. Rub in chilled'COTTOLGNE with fingertips, wry lightly. Add milk and water sod mis to toil dough with knife. Roll and cut. M s in hot oven for 15 minutes.- U n c le Sam says “ Save a n im a l fats.” • G o t t o l e n f . savei your m oney too. Cottolene *Tht Natural Shortcni-if At grocers la ties o f convenient sties TIRE TROUBLES VANISH when the tires are brought here for trestment. Whether it lie the smallest pawture or a big cut or tear our vulcanixag will make the tire .all right again u4 good as new. We make, useless tirrs useful. If you have one that it out of commission bring it here and hiv* • put it back ipto active service. Zcta Davison Kaiser May lie. Wiser Our world is in n terrible .uproar, Such ns wns • never known before' Convulsed with murder, war and ' strife; * With suderings untold and loss of KENT- VULCANIZING WORKS k and 3rd St. What tiic future outcome will he, No one at present can foresee, -To whut-straits our country may be ’ trriyorV \ * is ftuUdld by Jofieph Hoag’s vision. Are Biting We cannot conceive of such. n.thing, Thu't We-nrirror-inr ndciF by tt king,' Yet the slaughter of. millions will , proyu.l, ’ . \Vith'-4Rfiftm tuui shells falling tlhck as hail. • * Interest in the Future T h ey are your hold on the future, and America ia fighting to" make their futiire safe. T hey are too little ,to realize^this n o w —but som e day must learn to reverence the traditions ■ S i *of America, the ideals of America, the great cause ,»'fotwhich thq •m en of , __ * ^ «i. their father’s day gave their lives. Be ready then .to put in their hands bonds of * their government* T hey will be for thern inspiring evi­ dence that their fathers planned sac­ rificed and invested for their sons future. Liberty Bonds will mean more to them them money. They will make them proud o f the fathers w h o in America’s day of great need proved th em selves true A m erican patriots, * , • • •* Invest in Liberty Bonds for Your Little'Ones ’ !■ ■ ■ ■ . ’ ,«• . . ■*’ • "• ■’ TACKLE that w ill catch m and can tell you WHERE The ki.ling of innocent people by . uir machines, Ann ti,« or owning of others by sub, maiiius, While ih-se missiles at,th e ir foe are . hurled; Germany tioiuly states ilia'll ffjiip Hu. WiC German hteihvr, Wi.cn he war is sii.it vi.en ne’s the sod ' He ii.t. tie ids emperor, known aa over may bo wisei, dead unU Loaea.ii mlstsko about me •Aim worn ne is dead, for a certain Pure, Sparkling Spring Water. Brought To ' Yotir Door Daily sped I.e-ii i.ll 1,8 no, me ai.u Geu,*Lu. me anu itiO L eu i In nill. • • S. S. Green. (La. Note)—Lr. G iicn is £i,o ct our | u| alar winter \iai,oia and \hi* poem echoes his sentiments.1 . Geo. Leach* Gladys Lietcrich Elder Springs .Water Has a Guaranteed PurMl • * -. . THIS SPACE P A ID TOR. A N D C O N T R lR U T p B Y ■ ■ ■ ■ Sanford, Florid* Keep Your Ejrc# Open for Thai ■Train " , . '. -A llsnta, Gs.,—Thero are , rainy thousands of phoplo In the sixth fed­ eral reserve district who never hoard of the famous .French flying Lt. Pegoud,-who. will become famous - t of 99.98 Pef Gent. * #« * T. 0 . Charles Distributor . . PHONE 338 �Come to the Celebration An Announc SATURDAY, 13 th SATURDAY, 13th i , - . - '•. TO TUEiSDAY, 2 3 rd TUESDAY, 2 3 r d customers how our PrepaAtions, despite war-tim e have culminated in Greatest o f Merchandise Events, w ill put on a B ig 10 D a y Anniversary Sale B eginm g 13th to T u esday A p ril 23rd. ’ out ( The pore heathen Hindoo, He'does the best he kin do, • If he ain't got no clo’s He jes’ makes his skin do. ** "Moral,” buy your clothes at the. Three-in-One Store. Good Overalls...............$1.25 Best Overalls!................. $1.49 Blue Work S hirt................. 5 You mean Camouflage? No, I don't mean camel fl^gs, A French word which means to kiver up. I mean buy that ready-to-wear and save money. $1.00 Value, Men's union suits at only.—.... 50c Value1 Balbriggan men's underwear.......... 75c Value elastic seam drawers ....J..____ ____ B. V. D. im. underwear _* * * PIECE GOODS * . . . . * LADIES HATS $2.00 value at....;.:.... ......V $1.79 $2.50 value a t..................• 1.98 $3.00lvalue at......!........... 2.49 $3.50 value a t.......... ....... 2.98 $4.00 value at..:..../........;.. 3.49 . All Hats this season's stock, just-put on the market Towels at prices to astonish you. * ’ Gents' Furnishings Fancy Silk Poplin....;....-...... 89c All color Silk Pop-i A f \ lin, 98c to.—.;........f. Taffeta Silk................. ■....: $1.49 Taffeta Silk.............. ;...... 1.69 Taffeta Silk....;............ 2.49 Plaid and Stripe dJO O O Silk Taffeta........... Plaid Voils.—................ ; 49c Embroidery Swiss... ........... 29c ‘Solid -Striped Voile, all colors..*...... ............. Plaid Pongee....................... 49c Pink,.Blue and White Voiles................ ...... Stripe and plaid Voils.......... 29c Fancy Marquisette............ 15c Fancy Mulls........................ 29c Fancy Stripe' Poplins____ 29c . $2.49 Hats.................. $1.98 $2.00 H ats................ 1.79 $1.50 H ats........’....... 1.19 Silk Half Hose.—......... C„.„ 49c 35c Half Hose.—................. 25c 25c Half Hose.—....!............... 19c 20c Half Hose..................... 15c 50c Silk Ties........................ 45c 50c Silk Ties............... :.....-.. 35c Fancy Silk Hose only___.... 49c just received 25c Silk Ties..............:........ 19c Indian Head ■* * 50c Suspenders................... 39c ' Brassieres only 35c and ...... 49c 35c Suspenders.................. 25c Ladies’ Knit Combin­ ation Suits................... 25c Suspenders.................... 19c Children’s Knit ComShirts 75c to..................... $2.19 ation Suits................... 49c 25c 79c Ma fh a ra fFrpnrliV The Three'In"0ne store win pre' I Id LUcrC \I r clltll / sent to any. Lady bringing the cor­ 39c rect answer to the above French word and making a purchase during this sale, a Pair of Silk Hose Free. 59c 39c LADIES’ SKIRTS MEN’S PANTS Ladies Sport Coats .....Serge Serge R'arin’ to go! i The Middle West wants to lie over jn France. L. L. Tay­ lor is r’arin' to sell those Shoes to the fellows that need them most. * \* • Men’s $2.39 and $2.49 work Shoes.. • $2.98 and $3.25 vauos only $4.00. values............. ....... $3.79 $5.00 values.... ................. $4.49H e a y y Shoes for (J**| QQwomen, $2.50 value t p A w O $1.98 $2.49 $5.98 $7.00 value 4.98 $6.00 value 4.49 $5.49 value 3.98 $5.00 value............... Work Pants $3.50 value....... ....... ; ... $2/98 ... 2.49 $3.00 value.-......... 1.98 $6.00 value $3.50valuc * *• . Silk Poplin $8;(J0 value...............: . $7.00 value............... ' . $4.98 $2.98 $6.00 value $5.00 value...... $4.00 value........ * * $6.98 . 5.98 $7.00 Sweater Coats .only...... . . « « ^ An old southern negro “mam­ my’’ in talking about .the bad weather we had recently said, - “Since de gubermeut dun went and tuk der wedder over it shO is bin terrible.” Of course we can’t blame the weather on the j government b u t what she had to say about it is as true as what Sherman said about war. $3.00 Silk Waists.—.......!... $2.49 i $4.00 Wash Silk Waists.... 2.98 ’ Voil Waists 95c and...._... 1.19 WHITE WASH SKIRTS $2.00 values a t ..... .......... $1.79 $2.25 values a t .... ,........... 1.98 $2.49 values at"................ 2.19 $2.08 values a t ................ 2 i 4 9 - Beau i d e a l (French)—a model of ideal beauty or perfec­ tion you will find in that lovely Silk Skirt, plain, stripes and plaids: * . $8.00 values only.—. . . ... $4.98 Look.at these prices on staple articles. You can’t match them in Tampa, or Jacksonville. Ladies’ Chemise ................ 98c Ladies’ Teddies, • 49c values. Ladies’ Teddies, $1.00 values,...!......-...;..... 4 89c ! $5.49 SOMETHING HERE M AY INTEREST YOU GIRLS’ DRESSES, 2 TO 10 YEARS • 50c value only..;....................... 39c $1.00 value............ 89c 75c value.only__ '...... 59c ; j$1.25,value.. 9$cH $1.50 value only........ ..... ;.. ,. ...^ ^.... $1.19_ $1.50 value ............. v............... r.: $1.24 ^ All^Shoes marked down. $2.00 and $2.25 value only ” . .....W $1.89 r-'Rombers-only 25c and.... ...... *:.X7.‘. . ' 49c $3.Q0 valuaonly..„;...4 . . $2. 49 . ,\Ve can afford to ^ll-cheaper. Boys’ Overalls, 35c 39c Girls’ Underskirts........................ 49c 98c and then make a living profit. ’ 50c, 75c and,.....,!..'....... : Boys’ and Girls’ Body Waists .......... 15c Boys' B l o u s e s . . . ........ ................ 35c -We sell for less. SMALL BOYS' WASH SUITS LADIES’ GOWNS AND * ! PETTICOATS | 4 * 50c values o n ly . .. .........45c $1.00 value only............... .. 95c$1.25 value only.—............; 98c $1.49 value only ........ $1.25 Gauze Vests, 15c and..... ... 20c. ^Ladies' Drawers 25c a n d : . 4 9 c Our stock la complete and will surprise yom Qome on Sanford avenue and see~what wonderful bargains w e1are of­ fering daily 1 One Free Draw with eafch Purchase to the Amount of 50 Cents or More ^ 1 l| 5 1 ■ • ■ ‘ . . ' • ARTICLES TO BE DRAWN: Rice, Meal, Grits, Octagon Soap, Coffee, Gent’s Palm Beach Suit, Men’s Hats CapsrShifts, Ladies Shoes, Hose, UnderwearrGloves, Hats, Ribbon and Lace. Why not trade at The ThreeIn-One Store where you gel the Most and Best Goods for Less Money. Remejnber this is our Fourth Anniversary Sale and Lasts Ten Days Beginning Saturday, April 13th, to Tuesday, April, 23rd. :: :: :: .>• M i �these undeelrabTeeV r.E. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Mansi ii* i -i -i ii — —t o M PmMUi»4Xf«nfT»MfUrMd Friday DOES T H E QUESTION MARK (?) FOLLOW YOU? You who stay a t . homo because of family ties, oVer-age or_ fa llu re 'to come up to the high physical stand mrd olTtho.army and navy m u st re* •=Tjy member th a t after the' war ap hon. -ts orabte discharge from the county 2*Z guard wilt- prove th at you serve; yoiir country in time of war and did on** the beat you could. Don’t "let. a question mark follow you through life after the war. Enlist in the county guards before the ranks are filled and it is to o ja te . , . .. You who have enlisted and per* aistantly fa ll to do your d u ty and serve your country by not going to drill should re/nember the oath you. took when you enlisted, D on't let the qyuestion m ark follow you also but—rs th a r-le t-th e -a e r vice-of-your country appeal seriously to you.— Timcs-Unlon. <- * * PRINTING COMPANY To DeLand, Daytona and New Smyrna; greetings. On the Million Dollar Triangle you are the best yet and wo shall ndver forget your hospltality. The- picture of Major Edgar Wright of tho Grower In tho Taihpa papers show a very stern visage and a regular coat iron face, Come out o f It, Edgar. Tho Red Cross Circus is op. Get busy and lend your assistance in making it • great big success as it deserves. I t is a high class amuse­ ment for • good cause. Orlando will have the curb market and several other .good Ideas In con­ nection with It and Ssnford would do well to got a line on some of this good work. This city wsa th e first one in tho state to sta rt a curb market and tjiero should be a curb market here all through the summer. There never was a time In our his­ tory th a t we needed the market place is badly ks now and both the public and the farmer will- gain thereby. It would be a good thing for tho police force to find out just what certain people are doing in Ssnford. If thoy have no visible means of support' and are nol_tourista, and cannot give a satisfactory explana­ tion of why they are hero living in good stylo and doing no work then they (ire of the kind that wo do not want Irf Sanford and they ar.o hero to hold up cither some of tho homo people, or some of the visitors. T he pnlico have u perfect right to know thcli^ hu.-iinek.-i here and they do not need to hesitate to ask It for the people will stnnd behind- then: in TRANSPORTATION TROUBLES A representative of this paper, re­ turned from A tour of the entire ter­ ritory covered by the Tribune, says he haa never seen go much truck and food grown aqydiwcro in hia life aa he foundij in. SmUh Florida this aprlng. Then he'says, " I have seen acres of cabbago rotted In the field, acres of lettuce and ojher perishable stuff thrown out, and there is threat­ ened the destruction-of thousands o acres more before cars and franaportmtion are arranged to handle the food wo raise in this part of the state alone." . In connection with this statcmfcnt comes word from Congressman H. J. Drano that in.response to a letter from him to the United Statea rail­ road administration heads,, th a t "The Southern roads will arrange a conference with the Pennsylvania Railroad for determining the sched­ ules north of Potomac yards.” . Mr* Drone has been instant and unceasing in his labor to have lifted the iron weight that wa^ smashing the life out of Florida growers, and hia results are to be commended. Ho is working as fast as ho can, and he is getting results; but it is poor consolation to tho Florida growers who are now losing thousands of acres' of cabbage in the state, to know only th a t "Southern roads will arrange a meeting with tho Penn­ sylvania Railroad." While waiting for ' that meeting' to be arranged there will bo rotted thousands of and there will be left acres in the state hundreds of farmers who, taking tho government at Its word, planted to t*he limit and now are losing big money because they cannot get cars to" move out tho craps they were urged to raise. ** * ^ I t is not fair; I t'is ridiculous to ta lk - of arranging a ■meeting Inter ^yith a .Connecting northern rond about freight distribqtion schedules when - the rfeod is imperative • anil immediate lection la exceedingly, simple and the B u reau .’o f’ War Risk (Jnauranco stands ready to render any and all assistance required. A great act vice can be rendtred by, m aking-these facta clear to the dependents of sol­ dier* and aailora who are being ap­ proached by, unacrupuloua. persona. •The suggestion of the American Bar Association th a t the patriotic lawyca of the country advise- claimants free of chArge of their rights under the law la deeply appreciated by the Treasury Departm ent and affords a splendid opportunity for service ^to the nation and to* the. men who are facing the lire of battle' (or u.i. fighting. . Each .time, however, the British came back a t them with ef­ fective counter attacks and * today were still holding the ridge. West of Armentiers the enemy, I earnestly hope that you and struggling in hia deep salient half your associates will respond to the pushed the fighting to tho limit, and enclosed appeal. Sincerely yours,— i— _at_QDCAim6—succeeded—in—driving some three mflfes bpyond ^hp..rivep ' ' ' ' Vf. O. McAdoo, Lys to LaCrcche. In this.situation . Secretary, the British likewise reacted ’strongly American Bar Association, and by vigorous counter attacks March 25, 1918 ousted the Germans-from La Creche Chairman Legal Advisory Board. and other neighboring terrain. 1, ha^ como to_ the attention of Wythsche, south of Messinca was also the objective. Qf heavy Gennian attacks and possession ot it changed several timbal'hut this morning'found Field Marshal Haig’a troops holding r^i* town. There was a.aim itar hard fight a , Lcatram, at tho western tip of the German salient on tho river Lawe. The Germans worked their way into this plscc yesterday, but were un­ able to move on farther and ultim­ ately were driven out of it and back across the Lawe. * The evacuation of Armpntierea had Mrs. E. P. Hagan LcsndlFre WAR WILL LAST 2 YEARS of their claims. Whlio these services will be of an extremely simple na­ ture thoy will not only he of great value to tho person jcceivihg them, but will solve a problem of, national mportancc and .ong stand^pg. We jelieve that qvery patriotic member of the Bar will gladly corrte to tho assistance of the government' and give this njd to the dependents of men in the service. ‘ f * '»• 1Tf* ^ Some one .In each community, must take the Toad* in this m atter. You as chairman pf the legal advis­ ory board, which once before has called ‘together the lawyers- of (he district fur u not dissimilar service arc naturally the one to take the cad .in your district. Wo suggest ns n first step th a t Jbu again call upon ■trithirv v i u a n e i i i I rsa- f n e prAitTiiftlt in t i In get for us—yet; but Florida con­ gressmen and Florida neuutnrs are going to persovorc until there will lie relief of a naturo mure definite than promise to “ call n meeting of Roarin'* after rropa have disposed of the'msclvosi by decay? * Th6 administration's letter to Mr. Drnne is; ^ ;. "Refering to your letter of .March II, with further reference to the movement ot perishable freight from Florida. ‘ ” We .arc now advised by Regional- f equirV it. Lastly, thof.yoh send to Director ,Markham th at a conference, ho American Uar Association, 1712 wits.. held • on March 21 with!.’ the Eye (street,. N. W .r'W ellington, tho Florida growers at which time they name of every claim agaftnt, pension Kero'adviscd th a t tho Southern roads attorney or othox-persop knokn by would arrange- a meeting with the mu td be violating tho spirit Of the Pennsylvania Railroad for deter­ War Risk Insurance- Act in.the man­ mining the schedules north of tho ner above described. * * Potomac yards. It was agreed that Local legal committees of the a circular would bo issued to the §tato Council of Defense or Home Florida shippers stating changes to Service Section of tho Red Cross bo mndo In routes and diyerion already engaged in giving free legal points. . * advice to drafted men or their de­ We assure you that everything pendants should, of cojirse, be utlN possible_is-being "ddne to* expedite sed In clrrrylng out the work herein this service.—Tampa Tribune. suggested. The abovo will bo interesting to i-A copy of ^he War Risk-Insurance 8anford people since Secretary Mar­ Act is enclosed lowe of tho Sanford Dosrd of Trade Very truly youn, was "tho committee" th at appeared John Lowell, Chairman, boforo Regional Director Markham Special Comm, for War Service, a t Atlanta and secured tho rcaulta noted abovo. If other ritlea.of FlorLeonard .McLueaa Nezxie Stone ‘ Miaa Catherine Mcisch John Meisch Armentiered has bftfn ovncua(cd by th e British, while, the,,pfripans, dflvlng In from the southwest of.the STRAWBERRY MARKETS FIRM Highlanders H ere Know Something About It * The Canadian soldiers here gave out tho following Interview in the Orlando Sentinel: Corp. J. R. Armstrong of the Royal Highlanders of .Canada, and Pvt. J. Brown' of the 48th Hlfthlanders .pf Canada, were.in the c'.ty yesterday, rb m in g , from' “ Sunforil where thoy have an exhibit in con­ nection, with the Red Cross Society Circus now being staged in that city. Corpora I Armstrong enlisted at Toronto in the tin t division to leave for France and served In the secure battle of Ypres, also the third, and has seen some heroic fighting,. Byt, Iirown enlisted some time later at Toronto and - fought through* the battle, of the Somme where the pres­ ent lighting is going .on. Both were r* VICTORY'S FOUNDATION industry and the thrift of A m erican farms, American factories, A m e r ic a n shops, Am erican h o m es—the indus­ try an d thrift o f every citizen in th e land—th e industry and thrift that invest in Liberty . B ond s—this is the sure foun­ dation of American- Victory. . "We must lick or be licked” T he a pleasant visit. 'Judge Whitfield is s cand.jato (or re-election to the position of justice of «the supreme court and while he wan supposed to bo looking after his political fences you would never know it from -tho Judge himself. He has a host of friends hero who, arc working for him and his rc-«lccliop is predicted by those who know. Services Sunday At. the First Methodist church, corner Park avenue and Fifth street the services will be as follows: Sun­ day school at 9:S0 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7;30 p. m. At the close of the morning sermon n short session of tho church conference will session of the church conference will be held. Epworth League at G p. m. To.all the services the public is mos cordially Invited. A hearty welcome is extended to strangers and visitors. Claude Russell THE CALL . . TO ACTION rnust: o LIQUIDS AND PA ST E S. FOR BLACK* WHITE, TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD S H O E S . PRESERVE THE LEATHER. TV* r . r . D illZ T COtrOXATlOHJ, LIMITED, BUFFALO. K. Y. The Federal Reserve Banking System was created largely to protect and ben­ efit those engaged in industry, com­ merce and agriculture—both employers and employees. Its main.purpose is to help those whoborrow and provide a currency more responsive to business Many persons grectod thorn while they were here and enjoyed talking with them. They have no d o u tt of tho outcome whatever, .and declared that time wa^ a great factor and the allies Cjguld afford to wait. - They bott] asserted th a t the German lead­ er* always skillfully covered up their losses for fear of trouble at home, and said that tho recent drive had torn a Tearful hole in tho German armies which could never bo repair- We are members of this system and you .cah secure its benefits and add to its strength by becoming one of our depositors. * .. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE Stop iri and let us see just how we can meet your, particular SYSTEM HIGHEST QUALITY H IG H E S T AWARDS Edna and Elma Stutton Lewis Ludion (Continued from Page 1) claims untftr the ,War Risk Insurance, Act. v There is no neceaslty for t*he em- Clarice Lewis \ Judge Whitfield Here T hat Chesterfield.of tho Supreme Benph Judge J.' B. Whitfield invaded o/ SANFORD,. FLORIDA �T • l B f S j i i L 'r .1 litttoB appe^ap Mention of Milter* In DHcf P erseul lie mi . ; orintercil In and About ^ H H I f Summary of ibo /TlOatliif 8»oU •"Talks Succinctly v Arranged far , Herald. H sadki .« » • ! 'oung, the well known song writers of New York were present irid rendered a bunch of,'new songi U se . K e Ia n____*9 rtd e * M tfeL eechO a. Socbd ajrene fcevloe n e + U . pertiae o r u j e r t l e l a | eLM cfca*. M d M i t e r . .A -Ae; ijshed th a t brought ' down the house. ' . (or thla eetewa. ------■ it .-------u * n M i----------be a p p n drUU«4 ataS 1U Ui»7 e o a ld tsLpkoa*X TQ J They are .th e writ®** V Tipperary and many ether popular songi and Mrs. J. M. Wallace has returned The Social Departm ent of the were there with the punch. *' The from s visit to her slater In Tampa. Woman’s Club with Mrs. W. J banquet and camouflage program Thigpen aa hostess had ft. very lovely ’ -* were splendid.and after a few ihforbridgo party Tuesday ihernoon a t The Sunday services at the Pre»». mal parties over town the veditors retired for a few hours' feet. Many the club rooms, very light refresh­ byterisn church will be as follows: of them spent the night at the beach ments were served. The prise Sunday achool 9:46 a. m. where those great hoste, Mr. and fancy cake box was won by Mrs. Mpfhfnig worship 11 a. *tn. guests included Mrs. Ayers of the Dayotna Beach Galloway. The . intermediate C. E., 6:46 p. m. Mrs. Vorce, Mra. Parramore, Miss Hotel looked &fter their comfort gnd Parramore, Mrs. Keelor, Mrs. Wat‘ Evening worship 7:30 p. m. would -not chalge ttym . a cent .for the same,’ They owe these good son, Mrs. Puleston, Mrs. Schults, Wo hope to continue these hours people'one find ait of those Dhytona Mra. Ilousbolder, Mrs. Morse, Mrs. of service IF the public will give us and' Daytona Beach folks who help­ Gi F. Smith, Mrs. Galloway, Mra. ed to make their stay so pleasant. Turner, Mrs. Fitts, Mrs. Dumas, their s.apport In it. We appeal to The next morning bright and: early -Mn,JUu(I*-Miss Hawkins, and Mias the members _of the congregation -D r^-Baldirin—wHI give' a sacreJl; and others who attend church for concert a t the Congregational church the cars took the editors to New Wilkie. promptness a t services, and. th a t Sunday evening, 7 :3 0 .’ Silver offer­ Smyrna over the second run of the you will not take the time as an ex­ ing,, only. • Triangle ahd this beautiful drive Mrs. W. P. Stone cuse for absenting yourselves frqm was greatly enjoyed throughout Ita * Rev. Brower entire length’.. Arriving at New r The Society Clrcbs opened In a church. • .I* blaxe of glory last evening—not a Smyrna they assembled a t the school auditorium where the puplla had ap­ hitch from start to finish. Tho propriate exercises after which the B attle of Roses as the grand finale regular business of the association was really the .moot beautiful dance was. takeq up. Tho annual election ever seen In-Sanford by local talen.t of officers resulted In the following: It was \vonderful to see what Mad­ President, R. W. Storrs of DeFunlak ame Scovell had done in bo short a Springs, vice president F. E. Fltx- time. Tho costumca were exquisite gersld of Daytons, secretary T V J . and eVcry movement was grace. Appleyard, treasurer Mias Ruby The four little sprites, Mildred Hol­ Pierce of. West Palm Beach and Gil­ ly, Margaret Neal, Olive Newman bert, Leach corresponding secretary. and Georgia Mobley were adorable. You have to see this dance to appre­ Several cities wanted the next con­ ciate It and It is worth the price of vention, among them Tampa and * * '«•-** . * # admission alone. Tallahassee, but having ‘promised . s * . . . Gilbert Leach last year th a t Lees­ Gladys and Marie Stemper , burg would be-considered and after Gilbert had promised another tri­ The Every Week Bridge waa'enterangle with >Leesburg, Eustls and New Smyrna, Leesburg had It. and, tained yesterday afternoon a t the Tampa and Tallahassee gracefully home of Mrs. Thomas A. Neal by Mra. N eal.'and Mrs. McLaughlin, gave way. After the meeting the editors were The club prixe, a pair, of gold hat transported to Coronado ‘ • Beach pins was won by Mra. G. F. Smith. across from New Smyrna where one The guest p rlu , a shoe, hook by Mra. of those good old fashioned shore Morse. Those Invited ' were Mra. dinners had been prepared at- the Keelor, .Mrs. Ch%a®, Mrs. W. Hunt Consisting of Coats, Coat Suits, Sweat­ pavilion and It was some dinner Harris, Mrs. Parramore, Mrs. Morse, ers, Dresses in all the Latest Styles, in with everything even to the pystcra Mrs. Connelly, .M rs,' Gabbctt, Mrs. Thigpen, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Smith, provided. Silk, Satin,.Foulards, Georgegctts Crepe The visitors were then taken over Mrs. Vorce, Miss Parramore ’ and de Chene, Organdies, Volls & Ginghams. ’’ " the city, out to the ruins of the Mika Wilkie. Spanish Mission snd other points of . I * Also All Millinery will Go Oh Sale Sat: Nila McMullen interest and then the third, round of the Triangle was taken by those urday April 13th, 1918. Mra. C. E. Bell, wjio has been tho who motored soqth Florida way and in a driving rAlnstorm w'o bade adieu attractive guest of Mr. and Mra. G. to the Jolly bunch at New Smyrno, D. B is h o p for several months will the good old. friends of the Press leave Sunday for her home in Wash­ association, and with Walter Haynes ington, D. C. of the Herald, Wayne Thomas of tfie Plant City Courier, the retiring, Mra. G. W. Cline president of the association the ed­ Mlaa Adelaide Higgins left yestcritor and his wife returned to Sanford with that goad feeling that we had day’-for Gainesvjlle, with Mrs. Mor­ been somewhere, and had some time ris. Mi#* Higgins will attend the with th e best -people on earth hut dance nt .the University Saturday. ' • were nlsd glad to get hack to 'S a n ­ oVcninp. ford nnd Seminole and • business Clara Goertx ' ' again. • . . Dr. J . E.’ Brecht :of Fort Myera ia The . d re u f is livening up ^things the gueat of D r. and M n , Hllburn this week and many^ poop,®-from Other* cities and. towns nearjiy Ute today. , ' Vv coming here to see the eights. There Lewis Shipp lee cream delivered every Sunday U nothing like a circus to stflr in time for your dinner. L. R.' Fhll- ♦kings up end keep them moving, I . ipB* C o . , 66-FrMf ; and s person who does not like a circus is a grouch. El ma Tolar Miss'Louis Couch — Mm. J. L. ’IngrAlum-of OkeechoC. E. Lalng of the Western Union I ’ bee City ia the guest of her mother, Telegraph Co., for Florida and tie Mm. Carrie A. Speer. , Ndd Van Ness ; man who goes around patching up difference was In tho city several Dr. D. C. - Ward, Osteopathic daya of this week and hla many Fhyaldan. First National Bank friends here were glad to see him Dldf., Phone 330-W, _ 64-tf lEsIfli..- Mr. Lalng ii-ono-of the most ■ • Karl Doerner popular men on tho road. . Mrs. A. T. R ouetter Icft-WedncaMr. W* H. Peters 'diy for Pahokce where shp will Dr. Marshall and family of Oviedo ipend some time with Mr. Roshave moved to Sanford and will oc­ aettcr. ,• cupy the O. Miller home on Park Geo. Wilaon avenue. Dr. Marshall recently mar­ Dr. Masters of Orang<? Park Sani­ ried Miss Shelton of Geneva who .fa tarium will apeak a t the Woman*! well known here and-both D.r. and Club rooms Wednesday evening, Mrs. Marshall have many friends in April 17th, a t 8:16. Subject, "In- thla clty^lTo will give them a warm , teilect of Man." • Dr. Masters has welcome. D r/ Marshall will occupy heretofore been greoted by large au­ tho offices of Dr. Miller and engage diences and it js hoped everyone will in hla chosen‘profession. attend. 67-1 tc Mr. Albert Philips Madeline Mallem .» The ladies of the Seminole Chap­ Rev. and Mra. C. DoW. Drower ter Red Cross deserve all that the were, in attendance a t the. state public can give in the 'way of pat­ meeting of Congregational churches ronage ’a t tho Circus. ' They have labored, day and.night to make- i t a at Ormond thla week. success.and a good patronage Is due Lester Brunilcy For Weed and heavy hauling aee them. Let everybody turn out and not only will you aee a first class M irrell. or phone 378. '4 8 - t f performance but you will be help­ Nora Lee Jenkins, ' ■ ing along a good cabse. Every Last opportunity and privilege of night this week. the season—to hear Dr. Baldwin in Mr. C. L. Polk rendition of finest religious music— Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Waters have Congregational church/ Sunday even moved into- the Garner cottag'e on ing. Magnolia avenue where Mr, Waters Virginia Packard can be closo to his Candy Kitchen. Don't forget to leave your orders The Zimmerman Twins here with for ire cream for Sunday dinner at the ' Red Cross Circus are causing L. R. Philips' drug store Saturday. quite a commotion among the boys 66-Fri-tf • and especially, with those who have seen their boxing and wrestling Edward Rumph 0. S. Vaughan of North Carolina bouts. These kids ,sre just about has arrived in the city and will be as clever as you ever see them and cpnnectcd with, the Schaal Jewelry they are popular. They pulled off store as a watch repairer and opti­ a boxing stunt at the San Juan Hotel in Orlando th at sold many cian. ' ■. , tickets to the Circus. Edith Booth / Mrs. Dr. Puleston Michael Sholtx, owner of the bridge at Monroe ferry _made a half Notice fare rate on tho bridge for the Circus Noticfc is hereby given that the and allowed th e 'la d ie s who sold board of county commissioners, offer tirkc a and the Band to go over free, for sale one pair of mules, pair to be all of which is appreciated. designated by the board. For in­ formation sec commissioner in your Marian Hand * I district.—* •» Get your prescription work done E. A. Douglass, Clerk. neatly, correctly and delivered '68-tf . . - I - - ..- - . ■'‘'promptly anywhere in ' thir .city. L. U. Philips & Co. dd it. Mrs. F. K. Savage . . 65-Fri-tf . Willie Mallem Mrs. Julius Schultz All the officer* of the order of PRESS ASSOCIATION __ 4 _ Ku.tli-rn .Star arc requested to meet IN TRIANGLE CITIES Hits W'alrh R epairer • in tin'- Mustinlc Hull Tuesday p. in., Mr*. Schaal has secured for her April 1C for rehearsal for initiation HAVE A GREAT TIME Jewelry store tho service*! of- O. S, which will bo held a t their regular (Continued from pope 1) Vaughan, an expert watch repairer raci-tini; Thursday evening, April and .optician who in ready to.nerve 18th at 7:30. o'clock, * Torn Ilrntberaon *. V ordeal- to face that*, battery of eyed the public nt Schaal’* Jewelry Store. 07-2 tp of the students, especially *those The lire this wcok.nl West Tnmjra beautiful Stetson girlsi hut tho exer­ destroyed the Congregational church, cises were greatly enjoyed especially Mr. S. O. Shinholsrr school n.id parsonage. The many the impromptu poems written by tii-mbi of Rev. Fred Etismlnger, who Dr. Huiley orv St. Augustine and the ‘ Fellow f'rnfi Dearer put so■-many earnest years and ef­ ono .on’ the Iri.ih written for Holly At the next regular cuinmunienficient work ihto this work will be and.editors and faculty und students tion of Sanford Lodge No. G2 F. & •orry to hear of this disaster. had a groat timo. A. M., which will he held on Tucs, Nellie Messenger ■r _ A most interesting meeting .of the duy evening, April lfijh. the Fellow . I.. ft. Philips & Co.’s drug store Publishers’ Auxiliary’ at the Com­ Crnfta Degree will "lie conferred. open • every Sunday from' 9:30 to mercial Club followed, at which Every Manon in cordially’invited to __ 11*30 a, m. and 3;Q0_tQ_J For meeting thtL-foll owing officers were attend-and-hetr the splendid lecture p/ejrription and medfpal purposes. elected' for^the year: Gilbert Lcneh given with this degree. • . «’ All work correctly and 'promptly president, Wayne Thomas vice pres­ Dr. J. E. Oraiuc, Past Master of : done. . -x.~v.nu~. -*“*-6&-Fri-i£,'<£ id en t/ • W /’-Tff. Haynra *secretary, srocan' L o f f i i ^ o r t r ’e f ’B ritish'C o­ Harry Brown * director and Qhris. lumbia -was a visitor at our last Peyton Fort* on Codrington treasurer. %hd ladies of communication. The-Doctor is well _____The Canadian' boys a t-th o Circus DoLnnd gave the visitors a luncheon, posted and gave an’ interesting talk w ith.their trench warfare and relics at thp Commercial Club after which of’ his (fxpcriences with Masonic of the great conflict nrh worthy of more than passing notice. They can they entrained In autos for Day­ work, and as he intend# to be in this " • part of Florida for several weeks ho give you a good ides of modern war­ tona. Here at the Seaside Inn at one expects to again visit Sanford lodge. fare nml they wore there and know o'clock an elegant hpffot luncheon whereof they speak. Another visitor, Ilro. H. D, Sterna was served by the Daytona Cham­ of St. Marks Lodge No. 44 of New Lucile Jenkins ber Vif Commerce local nowipSper Have you met Buckskin Bill at men and everything that goes with Hampshire also gave a nice talk. Both speakcra tendered Sanford some the clrcusT He la a great character • -buffet-lunch- was' served.—— - very nice compliment* ~ which wore and one of the old boys^who Has At ae ven. o'clock as guests-of the highly appreciated. been there. He la of tho old fronf ____ , princely F. E. Fltxgcrald of the Day­ litrimen typo that ia fast disappear­ M rs.il. J. Stirling ing and his wonderful record entitle* tona News the vlaitora were tendered a moat sumptuous banquet at the hint to a place in history. Prince George Hotel and hero tho • War Relic Train Here Henley Hoak camouflage literary program was Chairman Forrest* Lake of the Dr. and Mra. O." J. MUlsr and pulled off to the great delight of the family have moved to Jacksonville editors and the visitors from many Liberty Loan Committee states tb s t »h»re they will make tljelr future dries’ of-Florida and other parts of the French W ir Relic Train will be here on the morning of April 23rd , borne. Their many friends bate to America. ' at 8 o’clock In the morning and relose-them from 8arif«rd b u t they’ go Harry Brown was called upon to •with the best- wishes of Ssnford 'for explain tho lots of a night shirt and .main until ten, giving everyone.an their fu tu re, good health ■nd ,uc* when- he arose R. J. Holly also arose. opportunity; to visit the train and seo tho real rcllps of the war at first ce««. Mr.. Brown was told to s it, down hand, This train Is said to ffive one Bertie W itte ' and Holly made Brown’s explana­ of tho finest displays of war. relics Mrs. B. A.‘* Howard and Miss tion of the aforesaid garment. Chris. th at have ever been brought to Beatrice Howard and Bud Howard Codrington waa called upon to tell America and the train ia -a apodal »re In the city the guest.of relatives. •bout CatU th at he had met and one* travelling through all the atates The Howards are now living In Pa- Harry Brown arose and, made him to aflmulate the Liberty Loan buy­ hokee and thslr many friends here alt down while Harry explained the ing. Remejnber the date April 23rd , r ® filad to learn that, they like thslr subject. Jack Wofthlngton substi­ a t 8 a. m. 66-4t new home and that they are pros- tuted for.S. J. Triplett in thd same perlng. Mr. Eddy Randall . roanber.and R. W; Storri for T. J. •Dr. Tolar Appleyard-and so on down the,line John Stamper Cap Townsend _ until thoM called upon Jin t wer0 la w y e r D ickinson - , — ... — ** - '• ’PENINdS OF INTEREST IN AND * »> i T h e B ig S to c k at T h e French Shop 9 4 m Everything Must Go Before We Close Regardless of what it Cost. THE FRENCH SHOP SANFORD, FLORIDA Mr- JulitiN Fleming nnd Mis* Mini Fleming arrived yesterday from i'acColus, N. C., to be the gue.il* of Mr. an d ’Mrs. W. J. Thig­ pen^ # St'clla Vincent Mrs. J. I>. Ingraham of Pahokce ii vidting her mother, Mrs. G. W. Speer and her undo-nod aunt, Mr. aurj Mrs. J. E. Paco., , ’i4€ v JH Mr*. A. K. Power# •Mr. W. J. Carnes and Mrs. M. T. Chrinllnn, father and nietor of Mrs. •S. J. Carnes are spending a few days at the hotel. ( * •* . # H i - . - Hoary F e rg u s o n .._______ * ’• * — "Mra; L. .R. Kirby, who has been Spending som e-tim e ‘a t- the ’ Hotel Carnes leaves today for C hatta­ nooga, ' * *• o ( W in IC T O R Y Mrs. B. T. Methvin Mra. W. Hunt Harris of Key West who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. O .. Chase will leave Montlay 'for home. IB E R T Y BONDS I VICTORY Mrs. C. A. Whldden Sam Younts and Mike Letch of Moore .Uneven ’are registered a t the Hotel Carnes. * Mrs. D. L. Thrasher Henry Ball left yesterday for Galnearille where he will spend. the summer. . • ’ \ . r • %* Mrs. Thomas A.. Neal and Miss Margaret -Neal^expcct to leave this month to Joln.Csptojn Neal In Sen Antonio -where he is .stAtjonedj ^ p a v e t h e w a y to in war, — an early, com plete, triu m p h an t * VICTORY. If we are to w in the w ar .abroad we m ust first learn to spend wisely, to abandon luxury, and invest every dollar we possibly can in the bonds w hich provide .. the materials and equipm ent w ith o u t which the w ar cannot be w on, *. *ifU Save and S erve! Buy Liberty Bonds ^ Mrs. S. ,J. Carnes’leaves today for* Nashville, Tenn., to spcnd'tho sum­ mer.' ■. *‘ '' - ■ «* a v* Charles Whltner, representing the Armour Fertiliser Co.’, Is In Sanford. J. R. Hayden leaves Saturday for Virginia. kT hli Space Paid for And Contributed by SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK. . * . . * i .*•: / • ‘» * M^ " M i t e vrn What You Have Been Waiting* For a; ” Xja X 1, - , i * y -£ _ -* -i4 v •• • . . �W frdF rem _ OBDIHAKC® ■a a t i a g I2 1 .U 0 .2 5 , covering tha a m o u n t due •M u B M p w ■ rcs.d rv i-i:. a? 4ha proportional* p a rt ol lb* coat to b* flr u w a r a t r a s a c Wkaraaa, t k t d t y *1 Banlord, Florida, u > I * r t y fcU V * ** ha! a MttMd all prop* ■‘l P W 1 Orpraaa a n a M r ' u l t t t t t , avenue border!a* I* ba bulkbradad, and ictM t concrete feta Io- £ t n a? “IffiS .i-L -iT i------h *4 to ka UM h.,1*: t& jT m . _______________ ______ e a t s o l ladabt*dnsaa shall b*"JIssued a llao ol Laka Monro*, aa aama aalttad prior • • c k tr a c t of land l a th e knl khesd t a raid reclamation, all of aald weak barin g tha emerald. containing • daacrl ptlon boon dsn s ' In atrict conformity .With - l a a eat. plana, la n d nnd , _______ th a s u nt'S f the — .. _______ a a d specifications.t h scala r , keretolora and n dancrlpilM of' tha (M arn l natur* by tk a city rwgiaaao a t Boaford, •4 th a Impcwvsmaot d o r which tka aald a*. prepared Florida, and. In strict accordtaco wltk tka s s M n s n t was ms da,’ a a d tka- data thereof, ordlaaaceo el tk a city al Sanford, with ref­ a a d t h a t sack • ( aald certificates shall be erence thereto, and. p ay able la Whereas, la aaw duo tk a city af SeaWhereas. there I upon th o Brat day 61 Janu ary ol each and Columbus, O , will bold tbs Elks 1019 .. and pro p erty owner* • v* ryy year with Interest a t th e rata of • font,' by th a aovtral .lot . c a n t per annually from la said bulkhead district lo t aald Malkhead- national tenpin tourney. p a t annum, ______ _ rpayabl* . , — —-----------------per cant a a a and reclamation, tha to tal aum ol II I,* Ik* d a ta al tha lasuanc* of ta c k certlflcat* • ( laddablad Tbs Unlfcrilty of Pittsburgh will W hereas,' tk a city ol Sanford kaa and Bectlpa 8. A description af aach at-aald holds liana on all lota and p ia p * r ty la aald hold lts annual track meet May 18. bu lk h ead IUa bulkhead IWfi 'IImprovement certificates wf bulkhead district covering tk a properllonata -■ • a a • Indebtedness to be Issued under tho provi- p a rt of tka total coat .ol th e bulk-hooding U as fallow*, to-wlt: aand gtojss *1 IhU this ordinance ord Mid lands, to be aid by a d reclaiming reclaim Tbs Tigers must be coosldertd In Ilea tarUflcata af la> Iks'la4lnd • F l r a t : A bulkhead bulk f owner*, owners. said llama Haas property, aaa far d a k u d n aaa for tk I a r a m of 12,734.26 ta bo being this year's American league race. duly record .^g duly ram___ the .. r public rdc of ad acalaat tk a property of P. U Wood­ Seminal* county, Florida, a a d % ruff. aa kerrlaabova described. • • • an i nrdlaaaco_ d a. l. ./ . ,passed -- ----------Becond: A bulkhead lien certificate of la- . W k acois, bjr —------------Syracuso university, may continue dsbtedaeee ta r t h a r a m a t It,6 31.0k t a be aa d adopted by tha city ol Sanford, Flor­ ida, tk a issue ol bulkhead I m p ia i a U W t fresbmso crew rowing this summer, Isatsad'agaiast tka property ol T b a tc h r r IUal> lisa cert IRegies of IndtbUdnoM has keen a a a -a v ty C ompany, aa borslnabova described. nulkoriaod in (bo oum af 131,140.26, T b lrd t A bulkhead lira certificate e l la* duly a a d ' Baseball players will pack their duds debtedrcaa for th e asm of |I O , l 4 1 J k ta bo th a city council of Sanford. Flor­ In suitcases Instead of trunks this sea­ taiued a u l n a t - t h o property al Sanford l f o u l ida,Whereas, In tb s aiarclaa of their option deemed A Im provement Coikpany, aa baralnabnvo It advisable, laataad ol dlaposlaf af Mid son. deecrlbed. cortlflcatao of Indobtodnooo io retain tuck a a a ' F o u rth : A bulkhead Hen cortlllral* of In- certificates of Indebtedness an d deposit the dobtodnooo for tho suip of (l.kOO.kl. to bo aama with Iks treasurer of tk a city ol S in Clark OrlfllUi expacts to keep up tba Isaurd at*ln»t the properly ol Florida Flak lord, I# be kept by tho troMurer ol the olty A Froduco Company, aa btralnabova des­ ol Banlord la a special a a d eepsrata fund, good work wInThls bat and ball fund cribed. bo known aa. the • Im ent Fund* IQpro PlUvem IPlUV Ot V NRUe this aettaoo. Fifth: A bulkhead Hon rortlflrato of In- to to m u m to'be'Naaood and sold, bonds a a a , dobtodnoea for tb* aum of | 2 . 631.05^' to be aIna dthe eum ol 821 . 000 . 00 . to be designated laanod against tka property of W. II. .and Improvement bonds,” with Interest cou­ ’ The American aasoclaUon wtU follow llu ^ h Adams, borelnabova described. pons attached. M id bonds not to bo In oi-Section 4. T h a t th e paym ent al aald ceeo ol tho aggregate am ount of Mid cortlfi- tho lend of tho major leaguoa In col­ bulkhead lltn Improvement cvrtlficatea. and cates of Indebtedness, therefore. lecting tho war tax. the annual Interest d aa thereon shall bo Bo It ordalaed by Ibo m ayor and city a a a guaranteed by th e city ol Benlord. Florida, councl 1 of Sanford, Florida. aad la case of th e non-payment ol an y lo­ Section 1. T h a t tha bulkhead lien lm . Jcasa C. Bufkett has signed a twots reel ar principal a t m atu rity by tk a proprovamenta of Indebtedness numbered from erly' owner aofl th ae property tgsli)>t ogelnit kehlch w ffih year contract to coach IIp^C roM col­ >ao to FIvo aa foltosrs, to-wilt aald certlfirata Is laauod; Issued; th e ta aMndebtedaaaa af- Indebtedness It Certlfirata N u m b e r. Oaa for tho aum of lege baseball cilndldftj^* aama shall ho paid by th e city ol Banlord a t 62,714.26. * tha option of th e holder of aald certificate: Certificate N um ber Two for tho aum of but t k t paym ent and redemption ol aald 47,821.06. John Paul Jonta, ono of tbo (Hants* certificate, or any p a rt thereof, or any InCertlfirata N um ber Thro* for tka* aum of ttre a t thereon by th e City of Sanford shall 610.l40.3fi. young burltra, who was to get a trial not discharge the lien or assessment ngalnat Certlfirata N um ber Four f o r 't h a aum of this year, has enlisted In tbo navy, aald pro perty, and In cask ol non-paym ent It.roo.n. ol an y Interest or any Installment upon any a a' a Certlfirata N um ber Five for th e eum of certlfirata Issued under tha provisions ol 67,631.06, this ordinance; It aball ba optional with the AfD&mont, ouo time prominent aa a egatlng ‘ th e total aum of" 621,140.26. holder thereof to consider th e whole of o««ro; ....... .......... . . . . _________ _ lightweight, has been chosen boxing In­ for .eala, b u t Instead aald a m o u n t esprtaaed la aald certificate a s f b a l l1' uot . be offered Immediately dua and payabla .with Interest thereof said certificates of Indobloduoao shall structor at Phillips Andover academy, to date,a ' bo retained by tho city of Banford. ! lorlde, a a aand deposited wltk tka treasures of tbo city Section k. T h a t :the chairman of this ol Florida, l a i n apodal and separ­ Jim Duncan, bolder of the world's board bo and ha ta hereby Instructed and a te Banlord, fund to bo known M the " Im p ro v em en t authorised to Jola'ly sign ssld bulkhead Han Fuad.'* discus record, Is a flrat sergeant of thd . A im provem ent certificates ol Indsbtodassa Section 2. T h a t a bonVlkeu* In tho sum Eleventh engineers now on duty In with th a mayor and city rlerk ol Sanlord, Florida, a t tha earliest possible Urns th e ! It of 621,000.04 for the purpose of paying, re­ France. • m i r ba convenient lor all p arties.to oieculo tiring and funding certain vouchers or war­ a -a a said certificates. , ran ts ol tha city of Banlord, Florida, Imued In payment ol th a proportlonsta p a r t of the Section k. T h a t tk a farm of th a city af coat During his five years with the 8b. to be borne by property owners In tha 8snford bulkkaad Improvement lien certifi­ cate o f l n d e b t e d n e u ba substantially aa fol­ bulkhead districts ol Baalerd. Florida. In tb s Louts Browns, Dcrrlll Pratt, tho Yan­ construction ol a bulkhead bordering an kees' dew second baseman, missed but lows, to-wlt: NO.________ ;___ | _______________ l ake Monro* In th a city ef Sanford, lying between the eaat aids ef .an a n a i m e d allay one game. U N I T E D ST A T E S OF A M E IU C A ’ b e t * t e a Sanlord aa d Cypreaa avenues, a r d BTATE OF F 1.0III DA th e waat aide ol Myrtle avenue, and Isr the C IT Y O F BANFOHD, F L O R ID A jiroporjlonete p a ri ol tha cost to be boras I M I’llOVEM E N T C E R T I F I C A T E S OF property owqera la filling la, reclaim dektadasaa evidenced th ereby do not o tte e d IN D E B T E D N E S S la aad . _____ laval all .. any chartsr, atatutory or canetitullonal lim­ and bringing to a topographical ISSUE O F Ik lk reclaimed la n d from tba line of aald bulk­ itation. T h a c ity ol -Sanlord, Florida, a municipal head to tba abora Has .li s t in g prior to aald In Wltneaa Whereof, we, the uadenlgned. corporation In the etata ol Florida, for value reclamation, be and tba aama la b t r e b / au- Mayor, President ol the City Council and recalvad, acknowledges Itself Indebted and thorlied la accordance with lb s provisions Clark al t k a . C i t y ol Sanlord, In Seminole prem iers to pay to th a bearer hereof tho of a a act of the legislature ol the sla ts ol County, Florida, being duly authorlted to Florida, duly passed aad adopted during eiecute this bond on behalf ol aald city • fim ol 1 ___ ___________ ____. I n lawful money .of tho United Btatoa ol America. In th e session el 1815, saUtled, “ A t Act am- have h li e to aubecrlbad our name* officially, tan equal yearly Installments, th a flrat ol pow trlag Cities and Towna to laaus and sell and affliad th e e o m m e n aval ol «ald city, aa aald Installments being payable on the flrat mprovemsnt bends and t a Issue and . dis­ ol tho first day ol January, 1913. day ol Janu ary , A. I). 1919, with Intarsat pose ol certificates ol Indebtedness’ against Countersigned: — -------------------------------at th a ra t a ol t par coot p a r annum, p a y ­ property assessed far Im provements." Mayor. Section 8. T h a t tha ’bond) authorised to Attaal: able annually, tka remaining nine Installm-nta with Interest to bo payable on J a n ­ be leeued by Begtlon Two ol th is ordinance u a r y - t h e let el each year, beeinning J a n ­ • hall ba la an amount not In a irsas ol tba ag­ T c i t y Clark uary let, 1120, and , ending Ja n u a ry let, gregate amount ol said certificates Ol In­ 1926, both principal a i d Intarsat being pay­ debtedness to be deposited with the city President of tha City Council. able a l tha office of tho city trsaauror In the treasurer ae hereinabove provided. I n l a n d Canyan city ol Sanlord, Florida. Section 4. T h a t aald bonds shall ba dated No. 1. 630.00 T h i s ' certificate Is one ol a aeries of five Ja n u a ry let, 1916, and shall be ol the de­ On July I, 1918, tha city ol SanlonF In rtlfl rertlflratao' aggregating the total aura ol nomination ol One Thousand . (61,000.00) Seminole county, Florida, will pay to bearer Dollars each, bearing Interest a t lb s rata ol T hirty Hollar*, lawful money o| (he United 621.940.25. ' _a li Certificate Number I being lor tho sum ala. per cent per a n n u a , Intarsat payabla Hlalea ol Amerlra, a t the office ol (he treestaml-annually, on tha first day ol J a n a a r y uirr ol .aid city In Ranlord, Florida, or at ol 12.734.26. Certificate Number 2 being lor tho aum and July ol each year, aald bonds to be ouae- the Natlenal Hank ol Commerce In tha city bered from On* to Twenty-one, both In­ ol New York, etata of "New York, at tha ol 62.831.05 Certificate Number 3 being (or the sum clusive, ssld bonds ta mature and became Option ol tba holder, being all month*' In­ due and payable In tba -following manner terest then due on Its Im provement ’b o n d ol 610,140.38. ertlflcala Number *4 being for tho aum to-wlt; Certificate dated Jan u ary 1, 1918, No. — ---ol 63,600.61. Bonds Numbers One and Two to mature C ertlflcala Ndmber 6 being (or the aum J a n u a ry let, 1919. . Clly Clerk. ol 62,931.05, Certificate to be printed on the bark ol Bonds N umber* T b rrs and Four to m a ­ each bond: * Said certificates having been authorlred ture January let, 1920. at. Ilonde Numbers Five end His to mature State ol Florida by tbo city ol Sanlord,, Florida, and issued Seminole County. -/ • under, and according tor lh* provisions of the J a n u a r / 1st, 1921, Bonds Numbers Seven and Eight bo m a ­ charter 61 th a 'c i ty ol Sanlord, Florida, and The undersigned, city treaturer-el the city In atrict conformity with the Conetltullon tu re January let. 16x2, of Benlord In the county and state aforesaid, and Laws of tha State ol Florida. Including •’ Ilonde Numbers Nine and Tan to mature does hereby certify t h a t certificates ol In­ among others Chapter 6*64 <f th e Acta ol Ja n u a ry 1st, 1623. debted net* equal In a m o u n t ' t o the far* Iloe-ls Numbers ’‘Eleven- -and Twelve- tq value ol Ihe bond* being- issued have been 1916 eatltle .1 “ An Act empowering Cities and Towna to luiua and sell Im provement m ature January lat, 1924. deposited by the city o( Sanford with me aa Honda and to Itlue and dispose ol Certifi­ . -Honda Numbers Thirteen and Fourteen to • uch city treasurer. In a aperlal and separate cates ol Indebtedness against Property as­ m ature January lat, 1926. lund known aa lha Im provem ent Fund. Honda Numbers Fifteen and Bltteen : to sessed lor Im provements," and pursuant to • In Testimony Whertnf, I have hrraunto certain ordinances and resolutions ol tha m ature Janu ary t - l , 1926. Bonds Numbers Seventeen and Eighteen subscribed my name officially, the 4th -l^y city council ol Sanlord, Florida,1 duly k*d ol March. 1918. > to mature J e n u s r) 1st. 1927and adopteS. M d brought U ' » l a a o i r i p t M U v a l a U r r a a l m e d land Irom th a Una f t N i t bulk b ra d t o th a meandering li n t « t Laka Monro*, oa aama aalated prior to maid ra­ psaxaatlon, oil ol told work u v t a f boon dana In atrict aparl* _ . . . .conformity — ____ ___wltk _tkJa pplana la n t and eperlAral Iona tkarafor, kacatofor# prepared by tha karat a t / oo gln tar of Baafard, Florida, and In Otrict aceordanra wltk to o ordinance* of tka « J t y of Bantoid, wltk raltranry tkarato, and Wkaroaa, therm la now dua tha city of Band from th a ravers! lot and pro ■owoara In aald bulkhead dlatrlrt lor b u lk hrad lng an d reclaiming tk a to tal o l •11,140.21, oad Whereas, tha city of Sanford k a i and tiolde Urns oo all lota and p ro p e rty In aald b u lk h e a d dletrlct covering th a proportionate Start of th a to tal coat ol th a bulkheading a n d reclaiming of aald land to ba paid by aald p rop erty owners, aald liana belag more p articularly described me follow*, to -w lt;:F l a t , A lien "lor the oum a f . 12,734.26, • o n l a i t ,1k# following deecrlbed property, • w a a t a , ly lag and being l a tho (11/ of Baaford, eo o a ty of BamlaolW, atat# of Florida, more particularly described aa follows, towill Beginning a t a p ain t wbaro tk a north ‘ lln# of C om m crlrtl atraat a tte n d e d emit I n t e r , , c i , the ,»>t lln, ol Banlord avenue. T hence no rth 818.66* It. to a p o in t 10 It. MU thw toU rly. (measured at right angle,) fro m northerly line sf concrete retaining wall, thence .n e t parallel with aald ratalnlag wall 111.3k last mere or lads, t o waat Una •H a n d e d of an alley between Banlord ave­ n ue and Cypreea avenue; thence aoutk 2Tk.4 ft. 'to o point eaat ol • Bag., thence waat l i t . 4 ft. more or l e u to beginning, aama being tha property of F. U Woodruff, which ■aald lien la duly recorded In the public rec­ ords of 8emlnola county, Florida, In U rn B o o k . ! , page ItO oa tha U t h d ay of No , vara bar, i f IT. Second: A llao for the aum ol $2,511.05, ag ain st tha following deecrlbed property, altuata, ly ing and being In the city of Baaford. * 0001/ of Seminole, o u t * of Florlds, ■ •v o particularly described aa follows, to-wlt: Bag. a t th e Intersection ol th a -waat l o t of Sanford avenue with th a -north lino e l Commorleal street, thanes waat 117 ft. thaaco n o rth 116.00 ft. t o o po in t 50 feet toulhw oeterly (measured a t right angles) from no rtherly .lin e ol concrete retaining w all, thane* south 67 dtg. 17 min. east parallel with aald ■retaining wall. 125.1 It. t o west line ol Banlord avenue aitan d ed, th ence l o y l h 641.74 It. to Beg., aama being p rop erty of T h atcher Realty Company, w h ltb aald Ilea la duly recorded In th e pubU f records ol Bemlnols county, Florida, In U t n Book 1. page 181, oa the 15th day ol N ovem ber, 1617. T h ird : A Ilea for the aum ol 110,142.68, against tha following described ■ property, situ ate, ly in g and being In tha city o f Banford, county ol Seminole, elate of Florida, Mora particularly described aa follow,, towll: Bor. a t tb s Intersection of tho north lino ol Commercial atraat with tha .wael line al Palm etto avenue, thence north . 461.61 ft. to -point Eighty feet 8. Wly (m easured a t right a n g l e s ) from the n o rth erly lln* of c o n c r e t e retaining wall, thanca north 68 deg. 17 min. west parallel with aald retaining wall 446 21 It., th an es ' south 626.33 It. to Comirsrrlal street, thence real along north aide ol Comm-relal itreet to beginning, which ssld Itsn was duly recorded In the public rec. ord* of BfmlnM# couhty, Florid*. In IJ«n Book I. page 183, on th a 13th day ol Novem­ ber, 1*17, s i n e being Ike property ol Son■ford llo lel A Im provement Company, pany, F o u rth : A lien (or the aum ol 6?,600.51 alnat tha following described properly, eq uate , lying and being In the cityr of Haiv lord, county of Seminole, atat# of Florida, more particularly described as follows, to wit: Deg.. 300 (eat north of the- Intersection of thv north Una of Commai'clal street with « • e»*t line of Park avenue, thence north 478.74 It. to a point 80 f t . , 8 Wly (meat• N f » t right, angle,) from the northerly r - * • ■ • • • » eon crate retaining watt, thane* 8. 65 dag. 17 min. K. parallel with aald retain­ in g waif 159.1 It., thence south 423.36 It., rtkanra .west 143 8 ft. to llrg „ se m e A rl-n the ■property ol the Florida Flih A Pro-fur* Co., -which aald lien wae duly recorded In l.len Book 1, page 131. on tha 13th d ay ol Nre vember, IPI7. • , Tide certificate la issued agalnet the fol­ Fifth: A lien lor the w m ol 32.N3J.05 lowing assessed as the prop'•g ain s t t h e following ' described proi»#rfy. e r t j of deecrlbed lands lu n a t e , lying and being , situ a te , ly i n g a n d b e in g In (he c it y nf S a n In the qity ol Banlord, County ol Seminole, •fofd, r o u n t y of S m l n d r , » ta tr o| F lo r id a , p a r t ic u la r ly ilt ic t ilr r il • • f u lllillf, 146* stale ul F lorida more particularly, described as follows, to-wlt: , . * JjItJ lUcin *1 l|.r Inlrru-ftlon of ih r north (Insert description ol property) lln# o f Fulton aircat, with the w*it line ol and rovers the amount o f . t h e a tt e tt m e n l P a rk avenue, Jhenr* west 117 feet, thence made an d entered agalnet the above des­ North 445.2 laet, to - a polnnl 8 0 (eel south cribed property on t h e ---------day p i—— •e e te rly (m rasu rrd a t r i g h t' angles) from Northerly line -ol a c o n n a te retaining wall, 1917, for the proporflanate part of tha cost Cbsaco south 69 deg. i f min. E parallel with to be born* b y .t h a above described prop­ M i d retaining wall 125.1 ft. Ihance youth erty for rrclinaatlqn of land and bulkhead • d O i'J I It. to Ileg , came being the property Improvement In front ol laid properly In of W. II. and Hugh Adam*, which oalJ lien the bulkhead district ol Sanlord. The payment ol this certificate, and the was duly recorded In Men Hook I, page 155, o a tb s 13th day ol November, 1917. annual* Interest thereon Is guaranteed by A ad Whereas, In the opinion ol the r ||y the city n( Banlord, Florida, and (or the council It Is neert-ary to Issue Bulkhead Im­ payment thereof, the lull faith and credit ol provem ent l|eh rertiAcalee ol Indebtedness tly: city of Sinlord, Florida is hereby Irrev­ ' , oa said llene In the total sum ol 121,140.25, ocably pledged. for tha purpose ol securing money to pay In It le hereby certified and recited, (hat the iart (or the cost Incurred In said bulkhead- ecus ol three certificate*, ol which this Is ng and reclamation work: Therefore, one, has been m a d e - In etrlrt conformity Be i t ordalaed by the mayor and city with th e lasrs ol the etata ol Florida, and certain ordinances and resolutions ol the —.council of SsoIorJ, florid*: /. city ol Banlord, Florida, duly authnrltlng . fbs-riion 1. T h a t It la necessary to Issue the same, and th a t all proceeding* and things f Mlthuswl Hen cerlinralr* ol indebtedness In essential to tba validity ol th is certltirala * Ik e aum *4 111,140.24, under and In accord- .have duly happened nnd been performed, e a s e with Ike provisions ol the city charter and all raqulramanta ol law have been duly o l Banlord, Florida, and tha laws ol tha compiled w l th 'b y tha proper oflleera In the Florldi a ta t * ol Florida,’ Including among others Issuance ol this certificate. _ ••_ . .. C h a p te r * 3 6 1 - Acte 41 I t l V - e n t l t l e d : "A n ’’i n Wlln#«a Whcreoi, th e clty ol Banlord A M , m n « „ . , h £ C l l l c . * n d t o w n , to b r a . h u r t u M d l b l I „ f t t n c i l . t , b . „y has caused tala certificate to be signed by . . . ___ . . . . _____■'l-e J>. l y yw » -rau n lJr-;aJi* * d Jk ir - president - « • v.'ro-—. - . .. wweiiwew^i e i u a i w i n a m ^i f^ r d t y rwUactJ. %m9 s tteeted b y th e city rk, an clerk, ---d „ Its corporate seal, to be alllied hereto, an d this certlfirata to be dated the 1st day ol January, 1916. * W f This fifty year old remedy caies Sons Throats and Urqffchlal nfleet lorn; soothes, heals anti given quick relief. F t IP B / T B^° id by all druggists " ® i$ c @ v e r Y for Coughs e Colds Keep voorStoBich and Liver Healthy • A vlgoroui Stomach, perfect working Liver aad regular acting Bowels, if you will u m Dr. King’s New Life. Pills. They correct Constipation—-have a tonic effect on thetyttem —■ eliminate gwiaona through the Dowels. 2 R h eu m a tic A ch es Drive them out with- Sloan’n Liniment, the quick-acting, noothing liniment that penetrates with­ out rubbing and relieve* the pain. Alwaya have a bottle in the houne for the ache* and paln» of rheuma­ tism, gout, lumbago, stfalni .apraina, atiff jointn and 'all mu^>* anrencaa. Ccawroui rind bottle* . - S l o c \ n •!. ’s L i t' Kil ii l,Sn l *x\ i se n t PABAG BAPH S £ ll o n d s N u m b e r s N in e te e n . T w e n t y a n d T w r n t y - o o * - to m a t u re J a n u a r y 1st. 1926. prlnrliial anil Interest ol said i u m l i to be payable al the office .ul the city treasurer ol Hartford. Florida, or at (be Nellimal Hank ol Commerce, In the city ol New York, \le te ol New Y.ork. Hfctlon 6.' T h a t the proceeds of all cartlfiratre of Indebtedness placed In thv hands ol th e clty-lreartirer a* aforesaid whan paid ahall be used and applied eicluslvgly to the paym ent and rellrtyneot ol tha• bonds to be Issue-1 under thl* ordinance. nd all bonds so l.ftfed Issue.I shall bear a orrllfirate rertlfle duly„ slgnrd _ by trie treasurer ol the city of Banlord. Cer­ tifying th at certificate* ol Indrhtednrea equal In amount to the lace value ol the bunds being Issued have been depo,ltc<F by the city with the city treasurer. Section -t. ShnuM upon any Interest pay ­ ing period or maturity period there be not sufficient money in the Im provement Fund to p a y ' a n y bond or Installment ol Interest at maturity, Issurtl u n d er the provisions ol this ominenre, t h e city trrksurrr lor and on bahall ol the tf-ty o( Banlord, shall be, and ba is hereby authorlie-l in borrow auch an am ount ol money as shall be necessary (or Mid purposes. Issuing Tor the city ol Ranford a note to cover am oun t duo. within not lrea th a n twelve month* and aurh note aball bear Interrst at (fie rate ol algl)1 P*r -Vent per annum . , '** fUcYIpft fT* T h * t ' t h e form" of lh a clly of Sanlord Im provement llond au th o rlted by this ordinance, and the Intgraat coupon to ba therdlo annexed a h all be su bstantially at follows, to-w lt:. . . . . • ' U N I T E D BTATKS O F A M E IU C A . 8 T A T E O F F L O R ID A C O U N T Y O F HFIMINOLK M ayor of .the City ol Banlord, Fla. , - C IT Y O F SA NV OItt) Allest: . ' 1 M P U O V K M E N T H OND * ----- • N o.----------------. 1,000 Dollars C ity Clark ol City ol Know all man" by theta presents: T h a t Banlord, Florldn. th e city ol Banlord In Hemlnole county, Florida, acknowledge* Itself Indebted to, and President ol C ity Council. (or value received hereby promise* to pey Bertoln 7, Thl* ordinance ahall lake affect bearer One Thousand Hollar*, lawful raqney Immediately upon Its passage and npprdvnl ol th a United Htatee ol America on the lira by the m ty or, or upon becoming on ordin­ day ol January. 19------, with In tarsat-there­ ance with out hie npprovnl. on from the data hereof at the rate ol »lg I'a-scd by Ike city council In session on per centum per annum , pay ab le , semi­ the 4th day ol Mnrch, 1916 . annually on the first day of J a n u a r y and C. II. D IN O E E , Ju ly Jn each year, on prew ntatlon an d sur­ ^ y e s j d e n t ol City Council. . render ol the annexed coupons bearing a fac­ I hereby certify tb n t th e nbovo and for* simile ol the signature o f the clerk ol s a il going ordlnanr* wae duly patsed and a d o p t­ city, a t they aeverally become due. Doth ed by th* city council ol Banlord, Florldn, In principal and Interest ol this bond nr* pay­ regular session on tb s 4th day al March, abla at the office ol the treasurer ol said city In Banlord, Florida, or a t lha National 1918. . . . Witness my hand and official seal of the B an k of Commerce In lb* city of N*w ¥**•>, city ol Banlord, Florida, on this tho 4th day Htat* el New. York, a t th* o p t i o n , o l th* holder, and lha eald city la h e ra b / held aad ol March, A. D. 1813. firmly bound, and Its faith, credit, revenue (seal) . . JA9. C. HOHKIIT8, and property are hereby pledged lor the City Clerk. paym ent ol the principal and Interest hereof The above and loreghlnc ordinance a t maturity. roved by me on this tha 4tk day ol Marc This bond la one n( a aarlea of bond* of 918. J. D. DAVIBON. like data, tenor and effect, except a* to me. Mayor ol City ol 8anlord, Fla. lu rity . Issued by the council ol aald city lor 61-Frl-Stc Ihe purpose of paying lha coat and expense • I tb o construction of n bulkhead along tho laka front of Mad rlty , and t o ' b r i n g ’ the AN Ot?niNANCK adjarent to said bulkhead to a P ro r ld ln r for th« I n u tn c * of ho od i In t h t property _._ r _Jcnl laral, rada or topographical laval by filling, un_jm of $21,000.00 for lh« purpose of pny- Sar authority ol el tba lha charter ol aald sal- rily and Inf. rtllrln g and funding «trialn %ourh«r« C nhpter 6801 ol Iba l.awa ol Florida ap­ or warrant* af lh a rlly of Hanford. FI .rlda, proved Ju a e I, 1918, aod an ordinance duly i/t ufd In paymanl of Iba propnrtlonata pari • nd regularly passed by Ihe counrll ol said of Ihe coat to ba borne by th a -ProPtrty city on tha 4th day ol Marrh, 1918. ownara In tHa< rpmliSictlon o( n bulkhead bordering an Lake Monroe in tha City of I t la hereby rert'fied, rattled and declared Stanford* and lying between tha t a i l aid* ol t h a t the cost and aspens# ol said Improve­ an un nam ed alley between Seniors! and mente ments baa been, assessed on neon, aseeseeu < the property Cyprra* avenue* and th a watt ride o(- which b a t, been eep-elally -benefllted by the h on t o ' t h o amouht Myrtte avenue, and lor th a proportionate Improvement* In. proportion wkltk. assessments part ol tb a coet to > • borne b y the prop- •I- auek benefil, and lor wl erty owners In filling in. reclaiming and certificates of Indebtedness have bran* Is­ kriaglng to • topographical laval nil re- sued: t h a t aald rertlfirate* of Indebtedness rlslaiea le n d from the line of said bulk­ In th e gum ol | t t , 140.26 have been deposit­ head 4o tba ikqrs lias estalla* prlpr to aald ed wltk tka treasurer ot aald c ity . In a spec­ ial an d separata fund known aa Ihe 1streclamation. . Whereas, th a glty nf Baafovd, Florida. provem ant Fund; th a t l h a ’ proceeds af aald certifies lea whan PfM »HI 6# used an d ap­ plied exclusively to th« paym ent an d re­ aacM ol th e Hly ol Haflord, Flarida, has tirem ent ol Mid bond*: th a t all acta, coadl caused all property In the rfty ol Sanford Ilona and things requited to be done preewlyIng an-l M a g between lha seat tid e 'o f an dent to and In th* issuing *1**19 bonds. ___ __ unnamed alley, bet wee a Banlord and C y- ' hav* b.en properly dona, kava happsaad, preat aveouee. and tka waat aid* oF M yrtl* an d bnv* bran perlarmed. In e o g u t a ^ e n d due avrau a kird eria g an Lake Menroe, t a k* form, a* required bv law aud t h e - ab arier of and th* In|b n lrh * * d * a. aad has c aweed to be tra c ts^ a | aald clty | aa d t k a r u l i band* aa r D r ie r W il l l a m a - Giving and Rscalvlnn.' . Yon cannot give anything to anrooA you .cannot give to any cause ill this scenting giving yon o i l / u k l from experience the blowing 0f wif expression.* Yon give only to *oun self and In ministering yoU ml«J,t£ only to yourself. The man who tnk2 Worthy of Thought A qulat mediocrity Is still tab o pro- from yon must In turn give bcfdr. ho actually receiver—Exchange. /erred befpre-a troubled superfluity., I wants tar git happy, but not too -happy; bekaso da closer f gits ter heaven, da more akeered I Is dat doyll pull me In w'en I ain't lookin'.—AtConatltuUon. - LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTE VERY- month w e make enough Lucky Strike Cigarettes to reach, end to end, from N ew York* to China, the long w ay around. That’s E 1 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 A DAY Regular men like the Lucky StrikO - . Cigarette— gpod, solid Kentucky ** Bui-lcy tobacco, fine for a cigarette because— TPS TOASTED <’lty Tr»«*ur»r. I'atari] lhi« Ihr Ith day of March. A. !>. m ». • . C. it d i n c I k b . President City Council. I. James C, Roberts, city clerk ol the city ol Banlord, Florida, do hereby certify th a t the above and foregoing ordinance was duly paaee-l by the clly council In ertilon on the J t h day ol Marrh, I9I». Wtineas my hami of Hanford, Florida, on this th e 4th day o| March; 191 q. (seat) JAH. C. ROBERTS. City t.'lerk. The above end foregoing o rdinance' we* duly’approved by me on this tjir 4lh day ol March. 19 1». , . J. H DAVISON. , 61 ay or. Cl-Frl-5tc • In Clrcall Ceurt. Neeaalh Jadlrial Circuit Hemlaele Csnaly. Florida In Chancery Orare FL William*. Com plainant ' Hill of v». • Com-'Addison 1 ^ -Williams, Defendant • ' plaint , To Addison !„ Williams, United Stales. You are hereby ordered to be and appear to tba bill - ol complaint filed herein against you a t tba court houaa in Sanlord. Florida, oa tha first M onday In May, 1918 being Ihe Sth day o l aald month, according .to - la w , falling In which decree pro conlesso will ba taken against you Iqllowed by float decree. It la lu r t k l r orders-) t h a t -ghta order be published In I h r SanFetd llrralfi, a Helvepaper published In HemlnaU county,"Florida, o r a l each week lor lour consecutive week*. (liven under my hand and eeal of said court thle 28th day ol March. 1911 ‘ (seal) • K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. Dickinson A Dickinson Solicitors (or Complainant e3-Fri-6le Nolle* *r Hale •( 821.000.00 Clly el. Hanford 6 Fer Cent lm *re«em eal llnnds Notice la hereby given th a t sealed pro­ posals will be received at the office of the rlly clerk by th e city ol Sanlord, at San­ lord, Florida, until five o'clock p. m. on tka 16th d a y of April 1018 lor lb* purchase ol 11,000,00 Clly ol Sanlord Improvement londe. eald bond* bear Inters*! al (be rate ef 8 per rent per annum , and ar* dated J a n u a r y t a t r - t f t a - l n t v r w v t —p iy a b ta — xamta n o u tlly J a n u a ry and July, said Issue con­ sisting ol twanty-on* bonds ol th a denomi­ nation ol On* Thousand 61,000.00 Dollars each Honda Number* I and 2 maturing J a n u ­ ary lat. 1816 , Honda Numbers 3 and 4 maturing J a n u ­ ary let. 1*20 Honda Number* 6 and 8 maturing J a n u ­ ary lat, 1(21 Bonds Numbers 7 and 8 maturing J a n u ­ ary l i t . 1932 Honda Numbers • an d 10 maturing J a n ­ uary lat. 1823. • Hand* Numbers 11 and 12 maturing J a n ­ uary la t 1*34: Honda Numbers 13 and 14 maturing J a n ­ uary lat. 1826. Ilonde Numbers 16 and 16 maturing uary 1st, IF1I . .. Honda Numbers IT and 18 maturing uary 1st. 1927 Bonds Numbers, 19. 20 and an 21, maturing January 1st. I92JC principal al and Interest ar* rayabl* at tka offita-of th-a traaaurtr of the city ol Sanlord, or at th# •"National Hank of Commerce In the city dl I•law York, a t a t . ol New York. All bids m u tt b* accompanied with cerlls fled check to t 2 per ceal of the amount ol ■aid Issue, aa evident* ol good faith In sub­ mitting bid, and th* city ol Sanlord rassrva* th* r i l h t to reject a n r and all bide. In Wllneo* Whereof, we, the ,under*lgn«d mayor, president ol the clfy council and city clerk of Ihe clly. ol Banlord, Flnrlde, being authorised have hereunto subscribed our ,mee •fficaly and affixed lb* aaal ol said city *a this the 28th day of March. 1811.' (••I*) J . D. Davison, Mayor. C. II. Dinge*. - . Prdaldaat ol Clly Council. A ttest: . Jaa. ^ - R o b e r t s , City CUrk, Helps Teeth. breath* appetite, digestion. 1 “ Give It to me Please* Grand daddy.** •‘Why Bobby. If you wait a bit for it you'd have (t to cnJoy longer!" "Poo-poo!. That's no areument.with WRIGLEYS •cause lhs fiavor lasts, anyway!" After every meal �Through th a action of th e Federal Government, .what promised to be a famine In farm labor has ap p ar­ ently been averted. The work of the United States Employment Ser­ vice of the D tpsrtm ent of Labor la bringing relief- to. conditions th a t’ uhtil recently were the cause of grave concern. Scarcity of farm labor may atill be felt in tome sections. Where this la the c u e the greatest publicity should be glvon to the fact th a t tho Employment Service atanda ready a t all times to cooperate with the farmers in remedying the trouble. • ; In any community aufTering from a scarcity of farmliborV an applica­ tion to your rural-routo carrier or your postmaster will bring a blank form that, .when properly filled out and forwarded to Washington ac­ cording to directions, will put that community in direct touch with the Employment Service. Tho heads of this scrvlco wish the country to know that to date the aervicc haa been able to supply labUr to meet all calls nnd hope to bo ablo to meet all future calls. BUT LIBERTY BONDS Your boy* and our boys srtrnow their brothen an jolng. Over There" and Shall we make (hern eaiy ten et for the Uuna by itlntlnc their auppUea of gum, ammunition, food and clothing? Every dollar loaned to Unde Earn helps to down tho Buy Third Liberty Ldan Bonds today. ■ ‘♦'IT'S AN HONOR TO OWN THEM Manufacturers or Ideal FertiUiera t Dealers In Spray Machinery and Insecticides JACKSO NVILLE, FLORIDA* • STORAGE BATTERIES We make a specialty on overhauling and charging Storage Batteries of all makes. Also repair Magnetos; Generators and Startere. Bring your Electrical Troubles to us.* , • t r t '* • « Give. Us A Trial Sanford Battery Service Co. L. A. Itcnnud, Prop. 203 Oak Are. LEGAL ADVERTISING N i l l n af Halo or <11,000.00, S , r t l i l T o i Hchool District No. 0, Seminal* Coaatp, rioildo, Hckeel Ilepd*. Ne'tlrT f |. hereby (Ivon th a t eesled bid, will bo r , tv nit by th r County Hoard □/ I’ubllr I n ­ struction ot Hrmlnolo C ounty, F lo r id a ,.* ! (hr offlr# ol th - Superintendent ot I'uhllc Instruction of aold C o u n ty , In Hanford. F'lorIda, on or before tho oipiratlon of thirty daya Irom th# Drat publication of tbit noilrr, and until 10 o'clock In tho tnrrnoon ot April 8th, 1018, tor the purchase uf I t s , 000.00, Special T i l School , I»l«trlct No. fi, Hrmlnolo C ounty, Florida, bonda; • aid bonda bclnf datod Ja n u a ry l i t , 1018 hearing Interest a t tba rata ol 6 per cent par annum; Interest payabla s e m la n n u slly an tho Aral day ot J a n u a r y and July, nl each year until bonda mature; raid b and , mature and tha principal become* payable thirty yrara alter th a d a ta .thereof.. Said bond* have been validated mod con­ firmed by daerre ol th a Circuit Court nl the Hevanth Judicial Circuit ol Florida under date ol Jan uary 2nd, 1DIK„ and will be aold on ,a|d decree; said bonda to be anld for delivery within ten daya alter arreptapre ol Md; laid band, are ol tIOOD.OO denomin­ ation and Intcreat la payable at New York. N Y.I each and every bid n u l l be accom­ panied by rcrllflred check ol (160 00 .made payable to County Hoacd ol Public I n ­ struction for. Hrmlnola County Florida: ald county board rraerve, tha richt to reeet any and all bida. All pioporale ahould >e addrraaed to C o u n ty Hoard of I’ubllr Jn rtru rtlon lor Hcmlnolt County, Florida, C-o T, W. Lawton. Superintendent I’ubllr Inatrur-llon, Hanford. Florida. Wlineaa our handa and tha aaal of th r raid Hoard at S an lo rd . I n . the County of Seminole, Htate ol Florida, ihla tho 6th day ol March, A; D.TIMS. (•rail -F. P. Forater, Chairman,' C. V. Ilarrlion, Chaa. A, Hall: a. C o u n t y Hoard of I’ublle Instruction tor Htmlnolo Copnty, Florida. Attret: T. W. [jtwtnn, Htrt erlntendent I'ubllr Invtrurllnn and Secretary Hoard I’oldlr Inilruetlnn, Seminole County, Fla. 67-Frl-6tc i NOTICK o r HPKCIAL MAHTKII'M NAl.K Nolle* la hereby (Ivon th a t 'u n d e r and by virtue ol ■ Anal d it r e o ol loterloeuro and •ala mada and entered In th e Circuit .t/ourt Vt>venih Judicial Circuit ol th e' State of Florida; In and for Seminole county. In Chancery, In n certain eult tbarrln pending wherein wll*on A ToomeF F'ertllli»r- C om ­ pany. a corporation, la plaintiff and l.evl lllnlotd 'and Five 11. lilniord, hi* wllr, are drlrhdanla, I. aa special' mailer, wilt on the *lh day ol May, A I>. 1918. belwrcn the boura o| eleven o'clock In the Inrenoon and two aVIork In the afternoon, the i i m e lj»ln( the flret Monday In aald month and thr ruta day In aald month and within the W(al hour* ol tale, offer lor tale and eell to the hl(hcer aad beet h ld d rr Inr'ceah before the court hour* door ol aald Hemlnote coun­ ty In the city ol S a n lo rd ,‘Hemlnnt* county, theo 'lofellow ili( deacrlbe deacrlbed property, Florida, th llo w llig to-wlt: . The w n t .hall of I.ot Nineteen (19) ol l i t ol 1’alm' Hammock, aa recorded 'ln* Flat - R look r 1), F i f e 76 oC tho Itrcorda ot Oranco Together County, .Fturlda. ___ ________ w ith all the tenement*, h e re d ita m e n t!« and appurtaoancee thereto beloniing, or In any way ap­ pertaining. , GROIM3K DeCOTTKH. Special Maitee. . t - VT. Baldwin. - • ;• Solicitor (or Complainant. F'rl;6T*6le ' . tlcatloa tor T a i Deed Coder Nallra ol .■N*rll*n ■, c h a p te r e 4 i l l . Lawa ol rioildo N t’lco la htroby (Ivon th a t O. A. Iloak, pt»a aaer ol T a i Carvlffcatea No; 1229, rt-va I •« Lo I , lllk 3, Cameron, alto Cartl —ala No. 121P, eoverlna I.ot 1, Hlk t, Cameron, a!»o Critlflrate No. 1218. ro v irlf g Lot | , lllk I, C ameron. nl*o C .rtlfliate No. 1220, rovrrln* Lot 4, lllk I, Cam>ro.i, alto CertiBi ale No. 1221, eoverlna Lot 11. nth I, Cameron. a<«o C ertificate'N o. H J o coverln* Lot* 4 an ! S, Hlk 3, Cameron, rl*o Certlfi rate No. 1226. r o v r r l n * Lot .................... 14, Hlk.....2. ~ Cameron. al*ti Cetllflcal* _____________N'o. 1 * 3 7 . c o e e rlftl l^ it 1C, nik uam, 2, a, aCamerqn, t a; ■ ■ •tpi v t i , aal*o trw CeMlficat* a i * ( v w — . No. — 1222, rovrrln covering Lot* 9 and It), Hlk. |y Camcron, baa Bled aald Certificate! in nrf'trfflee and made __________ . _. ____ application for T*» de«d_______ to l-au’ in areordanea with law. AH' ahovai a im e d erttlficatra bearing d a ta 3rd- day nf J u n e . A. D. I f ! * . t The aald iantl belnf u m i e i l at i h 8 ' ’dato of tha t u u i n c r ot auch i n tJ Bra tea Is | th a name ol Unknown. Alio CertlBeate No, 364, deled the 6th i n i r, •lay ol July. A. D. 1916, . a o v r l n * Ixit 8 l«lnn nl !<la 1, b-lng a, eub-dlv .. Cameron, b<lnc ..................... I-«t 83. Hanto/d Celery- Delia, hie.Bled aald certiorate la my office s a d made appllra Hon tar t a i doed t» laeuo In nceoidanc* with law. Raid lot* being eeeaaaed al the date of L*uance nl cock ee.ilflcat* Iff the name ol H. II. Stevenses. ’• , Unlea* aald rertlflcata* (h ill ha retlgamed ■cco-dlng to law te a dteda will Imu* thrfro a on the f e t b day al April. A. D. Ik IK. Wltaeaa ray o n r l a l alsnalure and «*al thl* l* th day ol March, A. IF 1910. I**al) V:. A. DOUOLASS, Clerk c ir c u it O ou.t, Seminole C*., Fla. Frl-69-ltc . --------------- — la O rcall Caarl. Bevaalh .JadlclaJ CIrtell, l a a a d lee Hemlaela Caaaly, Flarlda. l a ..Cfcantery Mahal L Feraald, Notle* or Complainant iForeelaeur* .u J-lta Packard aad J. a Packard, her bnaband. Delendi ' Under and b y v l r t closure and ante rot L ourt. Bnvanth Judlc la aad far Bemfnpl* l* * thorala > real aetata in aald c o u n t y ‘o| Seminole, atata ol Florida, to-wlt: 1/ita Twenty-flve 126), Tweptv-sl* <46). D ne Hundred Forty-sli (146), ()na Hundred Forty-,evrn (147), One Hundred Ninety-five 1196), One Hundred Nlnety-ala (196), One Hundred Nlnrty-aevrn (197), One H undrrd N inny-tight (19*), Two Hundred Flightyone .(281), Two H undrrd Klhty two (262) Two' tlundrd fflnety-eevcn and Two -H u n tired KInriy-cIght (297.298). ol Midway, arro rdlni to w . A. Oinn'a plat thereof, be­ ing a subdivision ol the aouthrael ijuarter ( t ( l ot the southeast quaiter 11 1 ) of Section Thlrly-two- (321 of Township Mnelern (191 aoulh, H an|e 31 r a i l , aa recorded in Flat Hook ‘.'l>*', page I I I , ol the terorda of Or■n t , county, Florida. J. J. DICKINSON. Special hlaitrr In Chancery, Landit, Flah A. Hull Holjcllore for Complainant. 6S-Frl-5te Farmers needing help and unable to accuro it should not hesitate to vail upon this department, which wan created primarily for their re­ lief. The Government is urgent that no land in the United States lies idle this -year if it is possible to bring It under cultivation.,. To this end, farmers who, with the .proper help would bo enabled to Increase their arrarge of erdpa, should avail themaclYcs of the’ Employment Ser­ vice and oxert themselves to*, tho utmost to produce bumper crops. FOR Congressman FOURTH DISTRICT . In Clrralt Court ol the Neienth Judicial Clrrail, ol F'lerlda, Hemlaole Ceuntf. , In Chanrrty Krcell Monroe Citation va. Hill of Complaint Allan Monro* Divorce To Allen Monroe, Springfield, M»*a., United Stale*. Vou are hereby ordered and dlrerted to lie and appear to the bill opromidalnl Ble,l herein «i4in*t you, a t the Court Houee 3n Hanford. Seminole County, F’lorlda, on the Bret Monday In May, 1918, the *ame brin t a rut* day ol'thla eourt, and the 6th day ol aalil month arrordlna to law. (allure *o to do will rauae decree pro ronlr»»n to be taken aiJInit you. upon wblrh a final de­ cree wiIII be taken. It la lurther ordered that Ihla notice be published. In the Hanford Herald, a newepaper published in Hemino)* County, Flor­ ida. one* each week (or lour consecutive .wnka, ___ _' —------— Clear Your Complexion with th is Old Reliable Remedy— [A N C O C tfF THE U N I V E R S A L The ever-popular Ford family.* Runabout $345; Touring Car, $360; Coupe, $560; Sedan, $695; represents but one chassis—the worldfamous Ford model T —th a t wonder of sinw pllcity and Vanadium steel. Then there is thf; new edition of the Model C One-TUn Truck Chassis for $600 f. o. b. Detroit. This truck has the regular Ford motor but has Worm drive. I t *has been thoroughly tested for more than two years, arid will surely meet your wants and expectations. There’s never a doubt os to Ford cars serving satisfactorily and economically. Give us your order without delay. Conditions are uncertain. SJSRM1ftSfSSSJStfSS factory m a t t* t e a m 2* yaan. SOe and $1 tha bottia wawtu aead you a botila dirad. HANCOCK u o t n o tULTKUl COUPANT C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer Scalds Galls Scratches SorcN Hurls Screw Worms To make the beat cure for auch troubles buy a pint of linseed oil,, if you prefer a healing oil, or a pound of hog lard or vaseline if you want a salve and add a 50c bottle of 'Farris Healing Remedy. It simply cap't be beat by any salve or liniment made. ,nd see what you get—a full pint for hot over GO cents. Farris Nculing rKcmcdy is sold by us -on tho Mohey Back Plan. L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford. 65-Fri-4tc Salesman • Fruit a n d V egetab le Crates. You Can llnj From Us at Whultnalc Price* 1 T H I, f n r . l ' r l M l i s t W.A. Merryday Company t'arrlcssnrsH Results in Failure That is why we say “ Foetl II,. A. Thomas’ Hog I’owdcr.according to directions.” DO NOT F E E D IT SLOI’I’Y, hut mix it jjitii ground feed nnd moisten with just enough water to mnke u crumbly mnss. Then each hog gels a henetirial dose. See full directions on parkuge. Your money hack if you are not nut lulled. L. Allen Seetl Co.. Sanford. • 65-FrMtc Palalka, Honda W. J . T H I G P E N & COMP ANY AOENT8 General Fire (Sons Florida Sanford, KILLS PATS. MICS-AKD-GOPWEPS »«. l o i o u i i n o . y . t P , ‘ a u (.vaci n. FOR SALE BT ■• It. C. BOWER, Sanford, Florida HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS -— 7. a p p l ic a t io n (HANDLER.SIX $1595 fob Notlr* la hereby given that tha un der­ signed will epply on the tt th d»y ol May l i | 8 , lo III* Fiiccllenry, Sidney J. Call*. Governor ot the Jilale ol Florida, al Tallahataee, Florida, lor letter* patent. Incorpor­ ating tba .underalgned and Ibvlr aaaoclateu Into a corporation to bo known nt Drew Development C om peny, under and Jfi ac­ cordion* with tho lolluwlng proporad charlert . .. • Hjcnl. Drew -/ IIP II. Voorhla . , M, y . Over*lrert. Pr*a**cd Charter #1 Drew l*#>e‘.y m en t Company The undrr'algnrd hereby atinclile them•elvt* together lor the purpose of W o r n - Inc Incorporated and farm(fit • corporal ion under and by alrlue of the !■*• of the State 'al F'Tarlda, end adopt th* following Article* oi Incorporation aa and tor Ibelr proposed charter; Th* name ol tbl* corporation ahall b* " rli»' Dl*w D*v*F>pmenl Company, and“ the prin­ cipal place ol builnrt* *b»ll be Sanford, Flurlda. with th a privilege ol eetablithlng branch office* a t other.place* In th# State ot Florida wherever coovenleht. II. Th*'general nature of Ih* butlnew .to be transected by eald .corporetlen *I)*H b* to buy, own, rail,- mortgage.- lea**,' . r i r h i r g * end develop* land*; to conduct a general real estate bualneaa nnd t* • hyy wad eell la n d i lor I la 'ow irncctm rt-and-on r v c m m l i * |jn: to build -upon, improve and deveinp* Unde owned by Ihle corjKitallon, or leased by it; to receive payment for all, or any por­ ti o n , ot lU capital elock' subscribed fer In money/property,* labor or eervlrre, a* pro­ vided by taw. ’ , III. Th* amount ol the capital slock of said corporation shall be TWKNTY F IV F T H O U SA N D 1)01.1.AIIH to be divided Into two hundred an.l fitly ehare* of th* par value ol CNF: HUNDIIKD DQLLAItH I.ACII Any portion ol the rapllal stock ol said corporation may be p a y i t l t In, or ls,u rd . or Used lor Ih# purchase ol protwrtylitm r or rarvlcre. In euth amount and nt eucb lust valuation thereol, aa may be flsed by the Hoard ol llrdcters al a meeting railed lor that purpose. ___________ . . v- ~ IQN. L. FARRlS A Hell-Med* Man with an Unauraas^rd Itecevd *1 1’abHc Service Ion I- Ferris D a self-mad* man. He Is thirty-nine yetre ol age: wa* born In Oeorgla; parent# were South Carolinians. Hearetl In Marion County, Florida, wbrr* -be attended the public *ehaati, w a s forced by rlrrum d an rr* to leave echool a t th* ago nf aliteen. Commenced Ih* belli* ol life as a bilper lo his lather, who was a boiler rcakrr. Worked In larlorlrt, packing houses a n d fields, le a r n e d stenography a t night and In this w*y prepared htmiell to i n t e r a law office, il* supported himself and aided in th* support of hi* f a t h e r's Isrrt* mlly * hit* reading law. Wa* admin* l to th* bsr at tb* ag* ol twenly-ona; marrted, and then moved to Jacksonville where he hs* successfully prsrUred hi* chosen profession *i(tr since. Ile*ls a member ol revtral secret Iraternal organisation*, lie end his wile are both member* ol (be Methodiit church and |h r l r children a t ­ tend th* Methodist -S unday school, lie was elected to th* Legislature from Duysl county in 1907; rs-#l#et#i| In 1909. Elected Speaker ol the House In 1909. He-elerlrd to the legislature In 1913, and wae again elrCted-’ Hpeakrr ol the House; Elected S tale' Senator Irom th* IMh District In 19(4, Ik# s (6c* l kg s e e k t k l i . . UoverJer lira ward tender**! - h im -tb w —J u d g e t t i f p - o ^ n~-~| ; Ih* Criminal Court fD uval C o u n ty )' In 1907. and fjovernor Trammell offered lo appoint - him Judge of tho Fourth Judicial Circuit In -1913.,- Ho derllnrd to accept ____ these. high .judicial.offlees, detm ln * it to A# his duty to finish th* work h* had comme need Ion L Farris (e a trained and eiperlenred legislator, and is eminently quaKAed lo rare* th* people in Conrre*4. Il* elan d s with Ih* President, for vigoroue and determined prosecution of the war, even If It takes very man and Ih* last dollar of our resurres to destroy 'autocracy and establish democracy throughout th* world. II* is a re a l democrat and haa been th* champion of democracy and democratic principles, and the foe of au tocrary and apeciat priv­ ilege ever elnc* bl* entry Into public life, ft* ttagda f o r - g o v e r n w e n r ' 0» u » r» b !p ' or railroad*, telegraph tinea, . and all other public utilities; for full Justlco to labor, aa will aa aeery other d i e s of our rltlianiblp; for the d rillin g of waaltb, aa well aa all other resources of th e nation, In th# promeutlon of th* war, .upon the e a n u principle, and to th* earn* estent th a t the manhood of th* country I* drafted and rant to th* front to fight for th* principle! of demrereey end liberty of .mankind; for the death penally of spirt and trallora without delay tor prohibition of t h o liquor traffic bath daring and after Ik* wav, and for commandeering .by Ih* goeernmant of the mil llbq of gallon* of alcohol not* In tba dletldr*’ bended waVekou*** af tb* country for ust In lb* manufacture ot eanloaleoa and war munitions) thereb y conserving for food purposes th* .million of bushele of grain now being consumed by the breweries a n d an ­ nually being used under I government direc­ tion la th* manufacture or alcohol for war purposes) fer li b n a t appropriations for river and hirbor *------------------Improvements: for a croee-etala I Thla corporation ahall be perpetual, uqIrsa dasolvad by the pari lea or by law. V. Th* huilnras ot this corporation shall b* concluded b f • I’re-ldent. Vice-President, Fravretery, a Treaeurer, and Hoard ol mot Iras than thrt* Directors, or more than five; two olDces.may lo> held by th# same person. Th* director* ahall be elected by the d o c k ­ 'l l olbei h o l d r n at each annual meeting. All other officers of this corporation ahall be elected elected annually by tba Heard of Director*. ..Tha annual meeting ol the Directors sbsll b# held on the Third Monday In January in each year at the plfi.# ol th* Company, unIsaa otherwise provided by the fty-Lop* Until the officer* alerted at the Aral annual masting (halt be quallflvb *be businesa of this corporation ahall be conducted by the tallowing offlrtrs; Henlamln Drew, F f " i d s n t 'a a d Treasurer, M. 1). 0 y»r*treel, -Vb I’reildent. H. U . Vorthls, Secretary,, and Henlamln -Orew, M.. O. Overstreet' and 11. M. Voorhla, a* a P oard ol Dlrectora. canal. Mr. Fa aria will In ■ ( t o r t tloia publish a Tba highest am ou nt af Indebtedness to ststem eat dealing a t length with these mat* whlcn thin rort.loroUon m«r at any tire# Mri aa4 questions which v ita lly affect tba l u b ' n t Itanlf (ball bo F IF T Y TUOUHAND welfare ol tba n a ti o n a l commonwealth, and DOLLARS. thereupon aa • Candida ta lor Co a free* will • Vila ’ -* aak tba euffrate • ( tb a Democrat]# r c t i n Tba naaaaa and raaidancoa at tba »ub* • I tba f o a r l b Congressional DUtHct at Iblng Incorporator* af oald corporation, ether with tba am ount of stock eub> i bad for by oath af t b t m U aa fellow*. na » a n k 1 > r i V OHaa Insurance O l I l N w ith H O L D E R R E A L E S T A T E I C T T K H H PATF’NT . , n r— i On Flour, G rain and Feed Given under my band and rail ol aald court thla tha 6th d a y nl Arell, I9IS, (.oil) B. A. UOUCILABa, . Clerk ol the Circuit C ou rt, Seventh Judicial Circuit, Seminole Co., Fig. 65-F’rl-Sle n c it ic f ; o f EDWARD HIGGINS Right C ar at Right Price; Chandler Leads • * * * * '* • ‘HE Chandler Company has ' striven'for five years to give the public the best Six! at the best — ' price. And it has succeeded, year after year, in this aim. The Chandler for 1918 Offers real motor car worth apprdached , only by other cars selling for hun- . . dreds of dollars more. Thdre is no inflation in Chandler price. And Chandler quality is maintained in every detaiL *-«**• ; ^ I **l' « *f.*4r’.‘*| r|_vt j fiejl t s i, g l*^*jL‘*ra* '*4*^' ■**t *S• ■I?f| ■ -■-s -s-w-*0«•*. * # 3. 4 f ■■r ■rvt W l_ JlJ I , 9 ra ‘ SIX SPLENDro BODY TYPES •• * .. • • . Seven-Passenger Touring Car, $1595 Four-Passenger Roadster, S I 5 9 8 # . < t Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, SI 675 . Seven-Passenger Sedan, 52295 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2195 JJmousine, 52595 ~ ^ C o i « ^ p h o o 8© Y o u r C h a n d l e r N o W #lt; * W. A. STRINGFELLOW SANFORD, FLORUJA VlSStl*. 141 ( h a m . i. “d.v5SSvS.u«li.,S:ukX,"i *• . . ^ • M • 'M . rn Jtmmm m. r n m m . ----- — - ■— * --------- ^ m j • — __ .y C leveland, 0 « � 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, April 12, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, April 12, 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/edc1b8eee6ba281119a41945b0b89c89.pdf 2dd176624833f38425ecd0df3b9f0909 PDF Text Text H e a T O fn m a i • /» PEfSafSa • *i ■'* .»-« ■i jlSPPJNHI t;. i ll/CJ. I -v;, ^ ’ Ul «*.- >- ' VMv ■-V| P U B L IS H E D : OH TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ggMI* WEEKLY IN THE'HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL 9. 1918 VOLUME IX MEMBERSHIP RIG CIRCUS PATRIOTIC MADE HIT HERE NEXT OPENING OF BIG CIRCUS MUCH ACCOMPLISHED BIG RESULTS AT ARCADIA ■m COUNTY COMMISSIONERS // 0% * • . . '’ vision of engineer to bo named‘ by ’ We have witnessed- the greatest • . Board of Trade Will Reach Our Circus Gave the People show on earth, with no- apologies to Anniversary of War and: Lib- • Road and BHdge Condemned this board. • ■ Motion of C.-W. Entzmingcr, sec­ ertv Loan|DriveTflglSI ' / Great Surprise . Barnum and Bailey, but the "Fall * • * 400 Mark . ’ Other Matters ’ . * “ , * onded by 0. P. Swope and carried, of Rosm," which was the closing The anniversary of America*! «n-. The campaign recently begun for * The public can best jutjge a |ier- number sent us away with tho im­ ‘ Hon. Board of County Commis- that matter of purth&£iof one Martrance Into the afar and the launch* jjontr*. in and-for Seminole County, chant CalculaUpfetyAnifitfto for’ Tax memben in^the Sanford Board of formance from the proas notices- of pression that the Arcadia . Society Ing of the Third ’.Liberty Loan v(Ul Assessor he ref<ji*cd;> */<V, some other section where it has been Trade has resulted in fifty-two new Circus is the greatest of all shows flofiJa. met In regular 'session April be fittingly celebrated here • heat staged and if the notices of the Ar­ members within two daya. Twelve Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded now extant. . * 2nd, 1918. Preaent: Chairman L. A. At Thursday-when the Big Red 'Crops . •Brumley and Commissioners L. P. by C. W. Entzmingcr, and carried, of these arc out of the city people cadia and other papers relative to Special costumes of plpk‘ and sil­ Circus will parade the streets, and ’ Hagan, C. W. Entamlngor, 0. P. that contract for painting walls of which -brings the membership of the Kirlk'and Co. are any criterion ver with elaborate music made it the with bands, and Red Cross nurses . Swope and E. II. Kilbee, with V. E. Jail be awarded to P.' W. Tcmperton county residents up around the one of the Red Cross Society Circus that prettiest thipg of ita kind wc have and the Seminole Guards and Artcr>( will shpw here Thursday, Eriday and hundred mark1, to say nothing of the * DourUm . deputy clerk and Roy Til- for the sum of $65.00. ever seen.* • lean and British soldier* ‘and all Saturday nights it will be an unqualilarge membership held in Sanford .lii, deputy .sheriff, In attendance. Motion of 0. P. Swppe,'Wcondod While mvc will remember the .circus that goes to make up a patriotic ’fled auccess ift every particular. Minutes 'o f ..the regular meeting by C. W. Entzmingcr *and carried and close proximity to the'.city. nlways we will never forget the "Fall parade.' ‘ • , Read what the Arcadia Dally New* held March 6th, 1918, and also two that n committee of commissioners The active campaign will not close of the Roses." ’.The ontlr* .circus Hon.*' Forrest Lake, chairman of says: ' . rail meetings held March 7th and L. A. Ilrumley anti L. P. Hagan lie for a few daya yet and the’ twentywas produred under tho direction-of tho Liberty Loan .CoTnmittee for The Society Circus has proven to March 20th read, approved and or­ appointed to .investigate, matter of foqr ’members named in last Friday*! Geo. Kirkland, Jr.,' apd his efficient 8cmlnole county has arranged .a Herald say that they are going to be an unqualified success and it is fumigating room nt jail and also to dered filed. . .. staff. To Mrs. Kirkland credit must short program of speaking and when put the membership up to the 400 an asaured -fact that the seat(ng cabe givcp*for untiring effort, talent pf the parades are over at 11:30 the Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded get cost of crcdting a fence around mark. It ia conceded by all that nggity tonight will not be able to by 0. P. Swope and carried, .clerk of lot south of jail, same to be built of our. present Board of Trade has. al­ hold half the poopie who have not, a high order and a most pleasing crowd will he called together at tho . personality, which made her part of foot of - Magnolia' avonue on First this board is Instructed to audit the 10 ft*.' galvanized roofing. ready many times over repaid*those but will want to see .tho last-per­ accounts of all Justices of the Peace ‘ Reports of dll county officials read, who were members nnd those who formance of this/ the greatest amuse­ the entertainment rank high.. street just in front of the Carnes In Seminole county and report to approved and ordered filed. Arcadin expected somerhing un­ Hotel whero the following gentle­ were not and it *is this fact that is ment enterprise that has ever been Warrants paid during the month this board at its next regular meet­ causing tutw .member* to come in staged in Arcadia. Craxy Rich, the usual’ and. put of ordinary hut she men will apeak. ordered cancelled. . ing• '.v \ • and many old ones to re-instate. man who dirts with death and likes got twiro as much for her money as Hon. Forrest Lake,. Hon. Geo. DeClerk Instructed'to write M. M. Motion of E. II. Kilbee, seconded An the organization stands toduy 80 it. front 'the top of Tho Dctfoto Nn- the most optimisTic hoped for. Cottea and Judge E. F. Houshoidcr. Smith, president of Stale Highway by L. P. Hagan and carried thnl per cent ot^the membership is in tional Hank building is the feature The entire morning will bo given . Patrick Mitchell be and he Is hereby Association in inference to signs to the hands of the farmrrs nnd it is free attraction. One cannot attempt (M. L. Futch over to the celebration of these threo ippointed to be ferryman at the he placed along public highways. Mrs. L. P. McCuller . their intention to make this organiza­ to describe this marvelous exhibition great events, the war and tho Lib­ ‘ Geneva bridge on the Sanford-Gone- ‘ Notary public bond \>f H. R, tion a'broad one along lines that di­ nnd do him justice. The muu is Miss Lula Hutqhinson erty Loan and tho advertising of •\a road, his appointment to take Locke approved. ' .rectly benefit their interest nnd the either actually crnxy or has super­ the Red Cross Circus. • . died immediately, and to continue Jlond of Miss Isabella Simon to- community at largg and arrange­ human nerve and daring. Now we I.IKVT. HYMAN SPEAKS The event has been adyertlsed In in limit as be attends to his duties rarry firearms approved and license ments now on foot will soon he per­ will go to tho circus grounds: pre­ ail the nei{*hhoring cities and it hi ■ to ’the .satisfaction of this' board ordered issued. , • fected wherein they will be realized. ceded by the band,.-and there wo Delivers Address Wednesday Evenexpected thut large crowds will be Salary of $30 per month. '• • AH other communications read The Board of Trade has now per­ will find another. dare devil,, wlto • Ing on "The Four Interests" Ttere from OrlandA, and all the cTties , Speaking to an audience of some between Orlando and Sanford, from Motion of O'. P. Swope, seconded and' ordered filed. manently identified .itself with tho amuses the public free of charge by by C. W. Entxmlngrr, and carried, •Motion ol L. P. Hagan, seconded United States Chamber’ of Com­ pulling our fire truck along tho five hundred friends nt the Temple Oviedo and Geneva and from De­ . the bid of Wight Grocery Co., for by C. W. Entzmingcr and curried, merce of Washington, I). C. Tills street by. his teeth. The big show is Lieut. Ge.orge Hyman, Chaplain 326 Land and Daytona and Euslis and furnishing'the county with feed and that Commissioner Swope have au­ is a mark of distinction und .one of not open so we.will have plenty of Infantry, stntloned at Camp Gordon, surrounding cities ' ’ groceries for the month of April he thority to have bridge built over intrinsic value to the organization time to visit the woundqd soldiers' und until Recently pastor of the Everybody come out and help anil the same is . hereby accepted, Lightered Knot Creek at cost of und tho individual member and en­ trench ami relic exhibit. Here you FirAt Baptist Church of - Sanford; make the dt^y one ldng’yo*Ee remem­ ‘ this being the lowest b id . received. 185.00. titles this organization to Fwo dele­ can go through the trenches under told how he got Into the«*army—. bered. . Motion of C. W. Entzmingcr, sec­ gates annually to the united conven­ the guidance -of pieTt who have gone how he was taught to salute, how .- The line up of the parade will be . - M o t io n of 0. P. Swope, seconded "over the top.” They will show you he had organized his work as chap­ as follows: . •. . Entzmingcr,. and carried onded by L. P. Hagan and curried tions of a national nature. ■ tho machine gun embankments, the The local changw to he made by dug-outs, the periscope/the listening lain in hia_rcgiment, and In general ■’the Vlcrfc .of thjs ^»oard III -Instructed that Commissioner Swope have au­ I’arado starts'on Tenth street and what his duties ns chaplain were. thority to have road in his district the Board of Governors within Utr toMitntfcj&b suitable flag, and have Sanford avenue at 10:30 Yhuraday opepod about one half mile at cost next few days will materially en­ post. and.numerous other features is His many .friends 'made, while living morning. » a i V ^ ] 4 c t t i X r t hofise. All those participating . they arc actually found fronting No hero for .five years were delighted of $66.00/ hance the value of the Board of are requested to he there promptly 1 • that he should come hack and speak p i^ S iw o p e , seconded . Mejlon of Q.-T. S.wope, Motion of 0. P. Swope, seconded Traile and make it. still more valua- Man's Land. at that time. The line up' will be a a / y t ‘ >ineiBifnVerf ond carried by L. P. Hagan and carried that C. After this wondorfuj experience to them In the old church dressed in ablo' to those whb are fortunate follows: ’ ’. I"'*m a tter^ ^ of ' the \fn‘mli5^*pf^John W. ,£nj*mlnger have authority to tho magnificent uniform of the na­ enough to be members. ' ' *. you will be shown relics frdm the • : Netit.opH( at ^ftrwell ll.rtfcrred build bridge over creek on Forest battlefields. 'These will he seen to ho tion, wearing the Insignia of an of­ ’ Grand, Marshal and Aids Mounted Pollco . ., upprcvl'ated, _but we had better ficer nnd chaplain of our army. I" •/li»-ft>i'hclft■■Mnines, prpi&qq11 ngSj^t - City Orlando rohd nt cost of $100.00. A big nntal hay fnrm is located in Highlander Hand hurry-for we hear the hand playing I ' t«fri»t->v. wit h .powor -to' j J The meeting was advertised to be­ Motion of "If, H. Kilbee. seconded Hernando county. It contnins 1,800 in the big show nest door and we are City and County Officials gin nt 7:30 nnd at that time the 1 y’ .'ifotion 'of ^O. Pi‘)jiiopo, seconded by C. W. Enttmingcr that Geneva, acres and was established about Fire Department . Ir'vky. CT W» Kntzuilnger, and carried, TitusvUli' rotid. and bridge be con­ two years ago. Oay is n6w being Just in time to fee the opening num­ Temple choir rendered a special se­ Seminole County Ouards , ber: "Miss. ..Columbia,'; featuring J the mnt'tef <^Lr^psir^ig the lighter at demned until .the :Voad on other aide shipped and It is expected that the lection, and Mr. Maaaey, the present lli'd Croea Circua performer* ' Mrs. Mary Durranco, assisted by I /'.Oiacert fiwry'jf'rbfeVrcd to Commia- of .rlvd* In' 'Volusia county bn re­ total;’ production this year will* be pastor of the church took charge tof Red Croea Nurses and Member*^.* ., [ ^si&itrs- u S ^ - ' a n d L, P. paired altd that Attorney DeCottca about '18 'carloads.. . /d r. Popo of the.home guards under the Command the meeting apd after a few remarka ’ Uncle Sam and Boy<8cbitts of Captain 'Hayes.' . This hringsi as. to- the meeting presented the P llaiian, witnbbwef1 to act, • .. Lakeljtnd, (a the efficient manager Battle of^ Roses (Jirls forth round-after round of applause, cTikplain to the audience. Chaplain K ,_i, ■ y . v '' • ,, U«:rih»truct#dr<*to juHte' sign; tq he . Ilaymzkers •Glrlji''*. ' ^ ' ’ I'omrquplcetlaft. from .. E. , W*. plariu^on road fi'hd abridge., .Y o (f: of-thia (immense farm, and a» ho re** hilt i t ' fZ . quickly followed by the Hyman’ ^began* speaking at/ eight ^ o v e a :the haY the ground,-ls-planted •’ Huymakers," the art beautiful. Sanford Lodgcs[and Fraternities I lkuckj of longMood, offering i tho' o’clock and.held tho audience la- his In* tnrlpns'. He has 200 acres' in Country Store . t ’ , , [O' ’flat" suth'/of4$3.‘00 {flits olfrk’s Jt f y l o r usual and characteristic ^way. George St. Laurent, ,tho • upsido melon'* \nbw, •vrhich >VilI' be plsnted Sanford RAnke — Liberty Loan I the rode (tuition of back'f^czbeiVLthc by another; crop of hay. The Im- •lowujuggjer ‘ follows with one of the His address he was pleased to term Bonds t II (ollpwing rahcU;:l)pgin.;^yO'if^' of r . . , IU b ’iteateAt'ahd classiest acts of its kind •’The; Four Interests" and was based ComrAercial Floats . . liome and tnenaity -of. the farm ran be appre*> I*; 9K ’vitrnerlfejr.cjfW M of*' NNifV.of HU work. Is upon the passage of Scripture that ciatetV only by a visit to the preav* wo' T»>ve..over seen. Clowns Float—W«ter Wagon t’ • . _ • , *^ . ► • »* doner bn: a swinging traprXe und the relates how the centurion sent for so'tn'c w^i^ferxifted. ^ C'-'T'-i, ' 'V‘ " ~ ■ Colored Auxiliary Red Cross «l 1 Mlainn *ccfo*hdT\d nn/>(thf!t\(l ;■ __. l*^ . -; •_____ y . . . .'Xlution of IL. 1 LLvllnVan,' - -. * . . *, Jesus Christ to come and heal a cljmax .lii. vsry spectacular, f*~ Sanford Colored Band. by O. P..‘9if<>f>c and cnrrled that '. Buckgkin Bill now has the arena servant. The four interests 'exempli­ Mrs: J, L. Miller » •’ '£ Entimingor, seconded by. L. P. Ha­ Mr. Willlimbb^ Vbe,- authorized to ri _ to^himacif and -his exhibition of fied in this passago and aa are needed : • jgxrr, ithe above ,is accepted by this iavo one rppfh In- tkc emjll bqlldlng Ralph Barfbw Shooting U marvelous. This old time n thla particular time when the na . . ’ hoard^ajid same is hereby recom- at county, homo qclffd-and screened 68.56; *Li ^A. ‘ Brumley,; 13.20: L. Cruse Barnes . warrior of the plains whs actordcd tlon is In. Ita hor.u of need werq, Brumley. 13.20;.L. Hagatv'12.00; *■ minded to the. state’ comptroller. W. P. Carter at once. v ' ^ - * .3" C. W. Entamingcr, 18.00; O .-P . a hearty.reception.at.hu first. ap- characterized by tho chaplain aa ! Cartied.’ -• '^y* Motlon' dT O; Pi SWopc. seconded, Rwoper2?*^°r^3--H. inTBeer-l9iO; neamrev;—fin 1lie- is—one- ol till’ few f t ) fnlcii.il in otliiia, (2) . IitU iut. • •• >, IWsIgn^tiqh^ of '. ,M. Edwards, by C. Wr Eritzminger and carried • * ' others,’ (3) Interest in national " . See Jhe Trenches remaining frontiersmen who have County Guard Fund—Geo. Fox, . pri-lchfr j jf county road camp read that L. A. Ilrumley and, L. P. HUj^nn The following ia from the Arcadia seen service in Jthe far west as it fc and objects (3) Interest iq God: ami accepted,’ apd tho matter of ap-. ie appointed a committee to havo Agent. 10.00; First National Bank, theso Dr. * -Hyman aald were ’ tho Enterprise about tho Society Circus: ; ‘ ’ . 77.68. ’' " . ' . • -‘ used to he. pointment .to .fllj hia place referxed trailer- rcjnilrcd. .' , . our interests .that ono should have At th'o Society Circua one of tho Walton's trained deer' present an Road & nridge Fund—J. O. Mit­ 4o J. M. Wynn, fiupt. » . *that the world might bo better and most interesting feature** will bo The following bills as audited by act that few people would bcliovc Million of* C. W. ’ Entxmlnger, the clerk 'and approved by this chell, 30.00; John Vaughn. 16.00; the sooner that everyone bccamo found in visiting tho "Wounded SolM.-Edward, 8.00; The Texas Co., possible unless they had seen these . wconded O. P. Swope and-rAr- joard are ordered paid: ntcrested as outlined, -Just so soon dlcra’ Trenches w ilch* ate befog d ie -/ 60.33; Dr. A. Dolan, 16.00; F. f’. doer perform. The deer is recog­ ricil that' Prosecuting Atty, Schelly General Fund—Lake & Rosscttcr, Dutton,' 93.80; John Diehl, 3.O0; J. nized.aa one. of pod's moat timid would this world emerge from atrifo played just outaido (he main tent Maines notify the following* persons $100.00; , ’,E. A- Douglaais clerk; W. Bell, 68.0V; R. J. Griffin,'129.88; anima^i hut 't h r ‘.three that enter and war and become a peaceful and] In this exhibit are two wounded • in ’ reference to the- uso* of 'puhljc 125.0GT; Rbtrest Lake, 35.00:‘Geo. A. y i. P. Jacobs, 6.00:-E. A .‘ Douglass, tained'-uk.focji^cnty. minute* havo prosperous world. Canadians and one Frenchman who roads in Seminole county: J. L. lfolDeCoUes..60.b'0; Dr. J. T. Denton, 12Q.00; Robt, W.’ I^)rd,c76.6: J .M . almost /jurjian briina. They showed havo participated In actual warfare llngswortii,, syh|0 is logging over pub- 30.00 ; H;Ul J ) uBo»c, 20.00; Mrs. L; *Mr*rCrCrBett»1ey* in the trenches'in~France and Bel­ the ‘ res$fc^6tvttac untiring patlance AVynn, 198,57j J 7 H / Jone< 240.25} 1"* lie roads; Mr. Howard, who Is'tislng Mrs. Ramey Beck C. Gllsson. 20.00; W. C. Williamson, D. II. C. Rabun, 19.0(1; V. Schmels of tkejr '^S|h^_AIrs. Wclton. gium, taking part in the battle* of big auto truck with zolld tires; John Miss Clarice Hand 65.00k Pr. S,1 Puleston, 20.00; Dr. & Spn, 133.00; Wm. Bothamly, 1.92; . Sothmo -and Yprcs, which up to tho twdpa are then I.ord wil'q'ia hauling lorfs ov.cr( public •r:ii J. N. Tola!’; 19.00 ; - Schello Maines, E. G. Hodges, 80.68; HantTBrothers, nUodticcd and th^ftV- quoi present great battles were the great- . forts pleased roads. ’ .? . .. ' . n t In tho prnent struggle. ' l'0:p0; ,-B. C. Bower,' 3;78k Va-Car. 42.75k. Hill Lumber C6-, 2.65; J. J. hq:rlari^a'idlenco present. * Watson In Qulncjr Motion of -C. W.uEntxmlnger, *cc£ m :^ o ., 128.26; H. i W. B* Cates, 636.65; G. U. Femald *Hdw. Tho Love ft Ifearln Company haa I . These soldiers meet you ae you W f ; tWttght,' .1^‘aJk /ICrazy" Rich onded by Hagan, and carried, w Co,, 2.22; Geo. D. Barnard Co., 4.52;. Hill Hdw. Co., 44.19; hatL feone.th* lim it when we witness­ socured the services of George W. I enter, take you into the real trenchea .that matter pf rsjjalfF.Ap* OencvaCo., 26.83; Dr. N: QfY, Ho%, L A. Brumley,.8.00; O. P*. Swope, ed hia great free outal^a exhibition Watson who arrived Sunday and flrat showing you the machine gun | Titusville .road, as.Act. -out In com- ard, 2.50; Roaeland J>iity,\ |-«lS I > oiunle&ilpn .from .pinford ' Board of Gee; A. * D*l^qttea, 165,12;, WUaqn 4.60; E. U. Kilbee, 8.00; •C. W. but a man who will hold a two hun­ took charge of tho dry goods depart- emplacement, wiper'sVpost, periao>r. Entimlnge-, *ff.00; I*.’ vj*. Htgan; dred pound cannon in £ls teeth and ment of the big atoro* April 1, Mr., scope, wire dntanglemonta, listening I •• Tratlfl lilt enfnrvitrl tn. XitflinfiV*. tlCN. 8J}0. ' ‘ lave It dljttharged ia really crazier Watson came Hero from Sanford, emplacement, anlper’a post, perlao.Fine & Forfeiture Fund-** David than’-ahy Inmate of an Iniane hos­ where. he has been engaged In the poat, located In "no man's la n d /' same line of Work. Ho la a.vld g the dug-out, all of which are real aa Speer, 65.00; 86helie^taiiles, 60.00; pital. ’ nsmmffTk DxalnXte Dtxuiou.Ju? tnc !. E. Brady, >34,60.^: E. Brady, Then fodU* the feature of ail fea awake young business ipstf ajid .tx-1 were experienced In* their* great aU'm o f 4107,65, approved' andsordar7.00; 8. B.VBlackjJisar.'2.00; San? ture attractions that have ever been pe^ta to make the dry goods depart- struggles for the* past two years, : e'd paid!-’’ ! . ,'" .J ' fprd Hand Uuaidrft ^ilO; W. R. seen in1 Arcadjd— Marveloua . Mel menf of. Love ft. Herein Company Following this you are shown relic* 'MqUnn i^UiaV«n,' seconded aia rrjnjwg s/Ov *»• *v * IHaley, .3.40; A. R. ,Stiles.; 10.60; villaf-i uneqiialled sensational •aerla one of the most-attractive In the from tho battle ground, auch aa attd itsminget' *aA < carried Ips A ^ ^ 3 0 .8 ? (; 'A. Vxlrghxh,200 00; .'E.' A,.i)ouglt»a, 20^00; L-' G. Stringcity.—Quincy Time*. . ^ |German and French uniforms, hel­ Setilinole S. P.*Jft^uliioy.;8&.00} Jno. p . Jfn-‘ fellW^ 6.68-; EV E. Brady, 169.25; gytfinast. . Of all the trapexq per that lisL.Of WWj met, bayonets, daggers, •sheila of all formers we have aver seen.he ia the M>Av6ld' Speer, tounly aa-’ iurtalahe'd by, the state kfns, T . ^ E. F«; lloukholder/aT l7.42riE . A. only one to put on original acta Jack Leach »' I description!, • hand grenades/-, and . eomptXQUsr’iUtfd^aiiproved., • ’ 5.06;.*. W. O W^Hwns?n; 120.44 Dbugiasa, 3,pp. Miss RuthvMcDanlels • > j many curioa. -Among thern Is a Jlylnfc from a mammoth pair hfotioi)*6f- 0 ‘, ?.• Swope German Major'a coat, which snows IThere. being no further .buslnew buckborna,. fastened to a trapeze and' ealrgftd.AhgA board atand*»adjourned •until next and landing aside a mammoth pair Strawberry shipments . have been|w*l#r# ***?. bullet penetrated the for rebuilding tegular rteeting.ln If ay,'-1918: k ^ t. of bqckborns, which made seventy- autceeded In Importance by vegeUI v*> vgbpfii a hatehlei-.creek able* . In that Plant City section, bpt five revolutions a minute was a a act ; This . performance! let. IrffietwatUtgl/.i) po ■ t^^'.od.M DavidlSp^r T ti i • bertV fraweffl wbo' havecfrailt. are which’ isausad all of ua olduGratJrtr \3U E.iPattorson . .t . • and ve)l woUlLihfiprke-i'matiF Uxft*a ’ *.p. t. ;y B » A d y p ^ .W ^ V 'A .’ t i tcxiia desr -hunters to sit up andlllkwthcH •SMlng] better.'.iFtiriee • than . a t ; an; to^alT; who» azerlnteretaed In thb* D*BgUkt;;lO:»3r*Hill .JiQqer.aCoJ, viMhajRubytooke:. time Ur ovar;a7taonth.. u >.jVS ireat atrngfle..’.-:\xr;^.-. r , t-. •* V ' lice. ! r . JOo lfotech . . . 2.66; - Sanford .Pub. lif&^ice : Co, **•*•• ” ‘ * .. i.-p/t'. **. . • • ’ • * . •.j " . . VVL- v ' - . fits .I k \X i1 A . -f .‘6* .«A h*« \| ./i A-:, tin i �FOR SALE IN ANY QUANTITY complaint filed herein agalqat you, at the court house in Sanfor^i Seminole county, ;Florida, on the first Monday in May, 1918, the same being a rule ■day of this court, and the 6th day of said month/according to law, failure so* to’ do %irt'J cause decree pro coiifesao to be taken1against you, upon which a final decree .will be taken. .:. It'is further, ordered that this no­ tice be published in the Sanford Jer­ ald,' a newspaper published in Seminplo county, Florida, once each week for four consecutive weeks. , Given under my hand s and seal of said court this the 6th day of April 1918. * , (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS./ door of, the Court House In Sanford, In said county and state, during the legal hours. of sale on Monday, thb 6th day of May, A. D. 1918, the folt lowing described real eatate In said county of Seminole, state of Florids, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING t o v .it : .Lota Twenty-five (25), Twentysix -(26), ‘ One. Hundred Forty-six (146) , One Hundred Forty-seven (147) , One Hundred Ninety-five FOR SALE (196), One Hundred Ninety-six (196) ,' One . Hnedred Ninety-seven For Sale—My farm, known as the jQen. Finegan* Home, consisting (197) , One Hundred Ninety-eight; of 200 apres, situated 3\4 miles (198) , Two Hundred Elghty-one south of Sanford,Von Sanford-Orlan(281) ,* . Two Hundred Elghty-two (282) , Two Hundred Ninety-seven do road. For price and terms see or atid Two Hundred • Ninety-eight wrlte'^wner, J. 0. Andes, Route A, i 67-Fri-4tp (297-298), of Midway, according to Box 195. W. A. Ginn’s plat thereof, being a subdivision of the southeast quarter (H ) of the southeast quarter (U ) of Section Thirty-two (32) of Town­ ship Nineteen (19) south, Range 31 For •Sale—A 1910 model Ford cast, as recorded in Plat Book "D ,” touring car, suitable for truck. No page 111, of the records .of Orange reasonable offer will be refuted. county, Florida/* . F. A. Gordon. Enterprise, Fla. 64-4c J. J. DICKINSON, For Sale—1917 Ford touring car, Special Master in Chancery..* equipped with self atarter and light­ Landis. Fish ft* Hall* * ing system,, demountable twhcels, Solicitors for Complainant . shock absorbers, bumper extra tire. 66-Fri-6te Perfect* in every particular. Price right. B. & O. Motor Co. 04-tf or the ownership, management, *ctrculationivt ’etr., o f‘ the Sanford Her­ ald, published semi-weekly at San­ ford, Florids, required' by Act of August 24th, 1912: . • . Editor, R. J. Holly, Sanford, Fla. / *»•*=. What la a War Pie? ‘ Managing Editor, same. * 'A wsr-ple is a pie made with one Business Manager, W. M. Haynes, crust- an upper or a lower crust. Hanford, Fla. 1 But a war-pie goes one stop fur­ Publishers, The Herald Printing ther than dlspenaing with one crust. A war plo must give up its share-of Co., Sanford,* Fla. Owners holding 1 per cent or more wheat to help the Food Administra­ of the1capital stock: ’ . ■ F »f M s n t s r LvfUUlara tion Bpnd more wheat abroad. T o lha D sm otralle Vc(*r» at Romtnnl* Cp.t R. J. Holly, Snnford, Fla. I bsrsbjr announce mjr candid* >y (or r#SAfter' you have learned to make .For ^ale—Porto IUcp Yam potato G. W. Kinahan, Colorado Springs,' rsssntatlv* In »bo n on Florids WcMituro from S# mined# county, subject to Ike dem­ plants in any quantity., 81.00 per this'potato pic crust you will hold Colorado. . . ocratic primary to bo bold Juno 4th ot this on to the recipe,, even in peace times. W. M. Haynes, Snnford, Fla. . year, and InVIta your contldrratlon o( my 1000 f. o. b. Sanford. Mrs., \V. II. For the pie crust,is both nutritious' Byers, Rt. 1. Phone 2203. G2-8tc > M. D. Holly, Sanford, Fla. and delicious., THe potato adds val­ N. II. Garner, Sanford, Fla. For Sale—Three registered Duroc uable' mineral salts. And the use of Thos. E. Wilson, Sanford, Via. F risk L. Woodruff A sssu scss tor L»|l»Jersey boars, five and six months the vegetable fat supplies its share . Istsro * Z. B. Ratliff, Sanford. Fla. ; . T o Iko Voters ot 8*mlnol# C o.: < old. Mrs. Endor Curlctt, Geneva, of body "energy. . ,* * I bet to snnounro that I sm s esndidsts E. B. Rourke, Sanford, Fla. ’ 63-tf for- r#-«l»rtlon «o tbs houos of r#pr#*#nta- Fla. It is especially good for meat pies . F. F\ Dutton, Sanford, Fla. . tier* from Seminole county.. Having oorvrd ou In t b s t c a p a c ity Ip I n s ooMlan ot 191* and turnovers and- tarts. As crust F'or Stic—Porto Rico Yam? sweet O. L. Tnylor, Sanford, Fla. feel I s m p r e p are d to l i v e y o u h o tte r oormade with potato .shrinks in the vlc# in I S IS , f d o n o t 'k o o w ot a n y reseon potato sli|is, later on draw;s. 12.00 Known bondholders, mortgagees, Why you Should not ( l e t mo a ooroml t erm , bnking/ be sure to allow for the thqusand. A. Buck, Longwood, F'la. which h s i s l w t y t been a c c o rd e d all re pre ­ and other security holders holding 1 se n t a t i v e s In t h e pa«L t fully appreciate shrinkage by cutting a little- larger •» *.* 63-4tpper cent or- more of the totnl amount t h e h l f h h o n o r paid me b y e le c t l n r me In than when white Dour alone is used. of bonds, mortgages or other securi­ 1910 a n d I h a v e #nd*»vor»il-4 l all limoo to look a f te r t h e Interettc of t h e people ot Sale —1000 lbs new celery Potato Pie Crust: Seminole e o u n ty a n d ' t k o « ta te of Florida ties. None. . F ’ . A. Stone, F!ighth and Oak I hope I h a v e n ot 'felled t o fulflll jrour #«• • cup cold mashed potato • (nigndd) W‘. M. IIAI NF’ S, p e r t i t i o n o a n d ] lru»t y o u will »fe your ^ 66-tf 1 cup .white Hour i v e me a oerond t e r m . A f i l n Sworn to and subscribed to before twhaayn kr ll ne af r ytoou f for tho mony tavoro hectowed teaspoon baking powder on me In t h e pact I prom ite t h a t I will For Sale—16)4 hand farm or draft me this 29th tlaj* of, Mnrrh, 1918. ho faithful t o th e t r u i t Im posed In nfe. tf teaspoon suit horse, weight 1360 lbs. Inquire L.- A Lila May Johnson, Yourt v e r y t r u ly . cup Cottoleno . _ ' FIIANK I- W O O m ttlF F . Notary Public. Brumley. 53-tf Ice water •— -----* For t'ounly Commleoionec My commission expire* Oct'. 28,1920 tnnouore rnyeell a randldf.e tor CounF'or Sale— Ford Touring Car, De­ Cut tnaHhed potato into the (lour itoher forth# Mh District ot Seminole Good condition tijrct to onion of tk» ttemorrmliq mountable wheels. into which the salt and bnking pow­ June 4th. and solicit the vote* ol al Phono 6. P. O. Box 983 der have been sifted. Then cut in In Circuit Court Seventh' Judicial . My platform io a »outre dr*I to all* Bargain. . ‘ 66-tf Iteipertfully, ** the chilled Coxttolene. After this is Clrrull In and for Seminole Coun­ B. If. KIIJIBB thoroughly blended, add a little ice ty' Florida In. Chancery ^.* F'or Sale—One fresh milk cow water to make stiff batter.* Roll on Mabel L. FeFnald. * *. R. L. Garrison, Port Reed. 67-tfc slightly floured board. F'oltl over Complainant Notice of nnd chill. Then roll again and tit to v». Foreclosure ’ F'qr Sale—Ten acres hammock .JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA greased pie pan. This will make two FIttn Packard anti J. O. Sdle' land on Cameron avenue, right in Cor. Day &. Hogan.* Closo to Everything pies with lower crust only. , Packard, Defendants.* the heart of thp colej*y delta. This One Block from PostotUcc * i Under aqd lry:;virtun of a decree llot end Cold R e a a la i Wafrr ta K>rrr Beum. AU fartn joins railroad, loading 'station. and tVreenrd. Itoem and tUlk 11.9 0 .M Three acred cleared. Must he sold In CircuitCourt of the Seventh Judi­ of foreclosure a’nd. sale rendered in SOutside IX 0. 2 I'nopU I I . J 0 le | 1 1 0 . E. Frank ( h m w the Circuit Cdur't,''Seventh Judicial to close an estate.' Jf/'lritcrcstcd cial Circuit of Florida Seminole l*r#*rl#i*. :. • . ‘„ V \ Circuit of Florida, in anH-for Sem­ wrjto F. ‘ J. Mcbannoj,’ Owosso. County. In Chancery Michigan. . ‘ 1 . 63-tfc inole county, in Chancery, in n Ercell Monroe _ Citation „ cause therein pending whflMn Mabel N E W K INDLE HOTEL vi. • I)ill_of Rhode Island Red eggs for.hatchAllen Monroe Complaint Divorce L. F'ernaltl Is rom|>lainan(, nntl F!tta JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA ng’. f? ;Q0 for fifteen. R. L. Gar­ To Allen Monroe. Springfield, Mass, Packard anti J. O. Packard, her hus­ rison."* ‘ * 54-lf ('•mylete. Modern, H c tttM d . Untold# R * e a i band are defendants, I will sc!! at United Stales: •* ' , -, » l a Ik# heart of rilj. f s n t l n l r a l la eveeytktn*. For Sale.—-A six room house nntl You are hereby ordered anti direct­ public outcry to the highest anti Send for* booklet; WIndie W. Hmltk, Prey. .lot, west side L^u(e)'. nventto, beed to. he nt)d appear to the hill of. best bidder for rash at the western 72 in. Satin Damask r 22 in. Napkins to Match $2.48 per doz. ATLANTIC HOTEL % CD .1: • • tweon’.Sixtjt'And So'Tnth.streets. *A 4fl‘ jH*r ebntflnvei^meritV :'A, Derby, dt.AVashington Ave,,*. Oil Gity^Fft. ,, *' Young men’s styles-: for .s; by Hart Schaffner & Marx: H EY.’RE ready; new shades o f — /*■. ' ■ .’ V 61r)6tp Tomato plants for stkle.—See C, H.*’ l^/lleF..- ■ ’•.,• **'.f 66-tf F'or "Stile*- Ject plants, 30 -cents per thousand. Write 100 or Po'rtin Bros Wagner, F'la. , 61-tfc FOR KENT Furnished. house, for Rent—With gnrage or without.* i 13 Elm Ave. For Rent— Rooms and board, $7.0 For Rent— Rooms and board $7^00 a^wqck. Mrs. C. G. Adams 5.19- .Oik.;, avenut. .. 63-4tp .. For Rent—Three, offic®- room* fronting on First street. Most desirahlo ofllccs in city. Sovcral other good office rooms In same building. Yowill & Speer. 23-tfc ’ • F'urnished Rooms by Day, Week or Month—Park avenue Flat, 106 North Park avenue, over L. R. Phil­ ips & Co., drug store Mrs. C. C. Hart, manager. 30-tf WANTED first long trousers will find all Wanted—Youn^ man to work in ■tore. Good wage! ho atari. Apply Herald offlco. 1 66-tf these same live Varsity styles in models made expressly for Wanted—Sovcral hundred clran Burlap sacks. Crown I’npcr Co., Sanford, Fla. , : ’ * 66-4tc ’ then^ by the greatest4 o f all • clothes makers, Hart Schaff Iou n g men * Wanted at Oncp—Good horse *o|* mule. Will buy, rent or trade. M utt-have one at once to finish planting government crop.—Address " A . . K.,M care Herald. 64-tf men are all invited to com e in and look a rou n d;,wc'rc as glad to show as to sell. . Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co < The home of Ha*rt Schaffner & Marx clothes . Ecrue and White 36 inch • • ) •, : . ’ »• •\ ^ Scrim a t ; ‘ * Wanted—To buy ope-horsc wagon Geo. E. nalmcfl, Rt. A, Sanford. ,\ 64-2tp Wanted—Cypress. logs, Address Landeck Lumber Company, Tampa Fla., atating what you "can furnish for continuous shipment." G0-8tc Wanted—A first class man who understands raising cotton.' Apply to P. 0. Box 1266, Sanford, Fla. References desired. 69-tf Lost—Maltese Cross Watch Fob Notify C. F. Haskins. 6^-2tp E ast F irst S treet Sanford, Fla- �IMl H E U A L U • • i ; " i I Other or the,large machines at the market with your passenger. MU4« with WiWi an officer as ptM OMifcvii *1 in your cars or afoot and buy your time nice fresh vegetables from the far*' u w the piano fflU too last 1000- feet men who will bring them In. This and disappear with an enormous I landed, near it befora the Is the time to start the market going splash. again and whether It will start this rescue- boat got there, and the of­ Week or not I am n ot‘In .'position-to ficer, swam over to the jrpek. I cay but that it should* start now 1 could -pot. start the engine, drifted am thoroughly convinced. -This Is aroUqd for nearly an hour and was war times, my friends and all- of us towed in. I had been achedulo<T to robot get together for tho mutual take out the machine .that was protection of ounelves and work to­ wrecked, bnt the ‘other pilot Was gether collectively,for all concerned. snead* of. me on the list and. got It. And the city market Idea, first con­ Tho plane got out of control when ceived ifnd fostered here In this city he -ar«» doing some 'flipper' turns. and afterward taken up by the other There haa been an-epidemic of crash dtie*, should be one o f'o u r strong ea for the p u t week; an ave/age o, institutions for It la im’ strictly demo­ two planes a day being smuhe more or leu. cratic institution. ( * ' "A* flying boat of it lata type, such So got* buay on the market Ide? u wilt be used for sea.patrol duty, all of you. 7 with a body that rests on tha water — "A ----. . . is being erectcj. I hope W. C. Batcher tbst I shall have a chpnce to flty It. Sam Porter Khaki uniforms' have to -be worn now and I shall need about-three. I Aboui A Sanford Boy Aviator have orte already. They get soiled .Harry Carlson graduated from our quickly. They cost %20 each. I high school at the age of seventeen; think that I have bccn'rccbmmended now he h u just received his commis­ for'patrol duty.. If-you came here sion as ensign, equivalent to the rank you would not get inst'de the navy of'record lieutenant, from the gov­ yard and I am able* to .get off-only ernment, hnving finished the pro­ In the evenings. . Wilson, one of my scribed course at the* naval air sta­ friends and I have been invited twice tion at Pcnkacofh. Tho course is ar­ to Sunday dinner at.the home of a ranged for four months,. but Harry Mrs. McNeal. They are certainly accomplished .tho. required work in fine folks." two. When hb went -to Boston to H P BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN VOU AND ME.” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT . 'V \f}' ■r rfi .7* i^ V r kL sa*j £#?,r K* Br’: m < I” ! |fl{ A CHIEL IB AMONG YE TAKING~NOTES AND FAITH, “ HE’LL PlC^NT ’ E M M— 8 0 SAYS SAUNTERER. Save Ui from the Men with a Whine when we had peace. That being the I don’ t mind the man with, a red case for-the Individual, the same rule hoPds good for the community of In* blooded kick dividuals. The war should hot be At a teal or fanciful wrong I can stand for the chap with a an excuse for community lethargy, altepincss and backwrdbess In San­ grouch If he's quick ..To drop when Joys come along., ford. Let's keep.our peepers open and go forward a little If we can. 1 have praise for.-the fellow who says what he things, Mra. Vance Douglass Though his thoughts may not- fit Miss L. Fiynsworth 'In with mine, ' • But spare me from .having to mil J We have entered-the second year with tho ginks of the wsr and the occasion la serio&a Who go through this ,world with a enough to cause all of us to stop and whine. *. ponder over - tho possibilities. ^Cut I am willing tp listen to sinner or oqt the frivolous stuff and decide to work for the government aa wo never saint Who is willing to fight for Jijs worked before. And while we think • rights • about it all register tho following And there’s something sometimes in oath: ' an honest complaint *l0n tho anniversary of- America’s That the soul of me really delights. entry .into tho great war, .1 affirm •For kickers arc useful and grouchors my, undivided loyalty for the" cause t . ‘ arc wise : for which we fight; tho cause of jus­ For the purpose is frequently fine, tice and human liberty. I gladly lay But spare me from "having to jni* down upon tho altar of .the nation's need ■my material possessions, my . with the guys, *. .Who'go through this world with a bodily strength nnd mental powers to serve and to save America and whine. — Topeka Capital.- those ideals for which it stands, and to keep the stars and stripes on high with honor, I pledge my hand, my Mrs. C. M, Ilerry heart anil my life," * . •* Mrs. T. 0. Charles i tho Ground Schqol, where the young men nro ,"tried ,nut” and only the fittest arc taken on for air service ho said, "1 don’ t Intend to he left by the wayside.” That spirit lias ac­ companied all hi* work. . . . Happy Hoollhan Harry Kent W. W. Abernathy more workers *ln this time of war work. Alio saying that a Monday afternoon .elua hid been organised, Mra. Galloway teacher; for thflep who cannot.'attend the Wednesday and Friday -morning dxsscs. The Welfare Department.-an­ nounced by chairman, M rs.’ MoughJ ton, thht Dr. Matters of Port Orange will apeak at Aho Woman's Club on April 17th, 8:16. The houp of 8:16 w u set for Jhe convenience of those attending prayer meeting and other church irieetings which are called an hodr earlier. Dr. Mastcra hopes that a large audlenco'wlll be In evidence as his kubject, "The Intellect of Men’? Is all absorbing and,-instruc­ tive; "The real Purpose of life Is educa­ tion. We ere here to be trained, and education is the ability to sort' things and to attach’ to each Its proper label. The end of life If hu­ man depicture. , It 1s not the.getting pf knowledge but the getting.ofeherafter and atfcomplUhm'ent, and hu­ man acqutsltivehcss. ^Thls'is.an old message but It is increasingly imper­ il ve. It Is first of all to be, then to know, then to do and only incident­ ally to have. Tliis Is the-complete program of the experimental life. As a plan of lifo it la simply the exten­ sion of education, and tho extension of education tho making of education a |ifc process instead** of a school process; is in fact nothing less splen­ did -than tho practical carrying out of the. quest of. human perfection.'*— Chas. Hanford Henderson,. Federa­ tion Magazine,for March. The Welfare Department .will have a rummage aria on Saturday, April 6th. Those having rummage will please notify Mrs. Moughton by phonq 421. Woman’s Club Notes ■■ The Gcmeral Club business meet­ ing for April was duly called to order by the president, Mfs. -Galloway, all standing and repeating tho Club col­ lect, after whifh came tho reading of the minutes by Mrs. W. E, .Watson, F. B. Adams secretary.* s Mrs. John Adams In reports of rtharimen, Mrs. Miss Leslie Gray Gwynn Fox reported for tho Music II. F. Van Meter Department that the sum of -S17.00 net was realized from .freewill of­ IJollar"IIIIIh Given Away al Ihc Lyric fering tnken on ovening the Club Watch for your name in today Chorus nnd others sang "The -Cruci­ a n d n e x t Friday’s Herald, for fixion" at Congregational church. all through these issues of the paper Mrs. Fox*announced that the orn- many names of. Sanford citizens, torio w*ould he repeated on Wednes- both old and'young will he found. dny evening, April fird ut Holy -Cross j Some of these names will be called church, at which time a freewill of on the opening night of “ Booster ferine would he taken to lie divided Week" nt the Lyric Theatre, which between St. Agnes Guild and Music j* Monday, April ICth. Full inutruct|6ns in Tuesday's and Friday’s Department. ’ Thin department also reported Herald-jrhe sure and secure a copy having voted nl their last business of bptfi isiUt-s, us they will b e , of meeting to create a 'fu n d to be extra value next week. known ns. tho'Gencrnl Club fund of Guy Wnito . , tho Music Department to be ap? Sandy Anderson plied on General Club*.expenses. HENRY. McLAULil JEWELER *4 L ________■ ■; m -M r SPECIALTIES: PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED ( W aoR BA M -s ster lin g sii.vei™ SOGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCJn C . H. DINGEE Plumbing and. G a s Fi t t i ng All Work Received M j pWHt Attention And Best EfferU Oprosltaaty Hall TrlsobeisRi I B u sin ess cards W H One Inch Cards Will Be i’ubllilirt p| der This Heading Al The Rate of p Per. Year. • DR. L. D. .. BROWN D E N T I S T ' A Office \ owell-Spocr Building Phone 108 ^.Sarifdrd, DorMa Dr. D. C. WARL Harry, is a modest yopth. . and might not wish to appear irwprint, O S T E O P A TH1Q but a friend has had the privilege of reading some of his letters home, PHYSICIAN and knows that Sanford would be FIRST NATIONAL BANK BBIUHR glad to hear from one of* its own T e le p h o n e boys, mighty glad. So then, here ure a few, paragraphs from ho/ne - E . T . BOUQUETT letters received within the recent Mrs. Geo. Fox B R IC K W O R K & Pl.ASTEBINt 1 ' There is not the slightest doubt weeks: Mrs. E. M. Galloway SPECIAL ATTTENTION GIVEJf that the young men from Seminole "I am keeping well as usuwj^jjnd TO ALL REPAIR WORK county who have b^*cn called to tlie getting along finely. I Vent up ' . ESTIMATES FURSISHU) arhiics of Uncle Sam have been ben­ v Sanford did not linvo n patriotic twenty minutes last Monday morn­ III ELM AVE. NAMiiltli. riOl efit ted in health amusingly, l^ook display last Saturday the anniver- ing, and. did h o well on landing that at them when they return to their aary of the* first year of the war arid ho ’lurne’d me over. To another in-' THOMAH EMMET WILSON homes on furlough. Isn't it a fnct the day that the Third Liberty Loan strurtor for a ’solo* try-out. Wo had a E. PEIICI'NOS IIOIsilOUB every one of />ur bids look healthier, started. Every other city in the hern up for just a few minutes when stronger unci, physically more fit United Stutrs had one nnd while motor Rtupped and we hati to come than when they left? .Most certain­ there was a rally at tho corner of the down and-be towed back. (Some LAWYERS ly Sanford mothers will agree that First- Natibnal Bank with some good readers may not know th^t this is their boys are being well cared for so speakers nnd the hand played it was naval air piano work; and that the Sanford, Horidi far as developing health and strength not as large or enthusiastic ns it machines land on the water.) When are concerned, Good food, medical should he. 1 understand that we are the motor was fixed we went up attention, fresh air and constant ex­ to have a Red Cross Circus here thin again, and I got by nil riglil. Then ercise have done their work. It is week or rather the last’ three nights 1 went up for thirty minutes on my ATroRNEY and etiuNSKilny atuvi an unfortunate fnel that In private or the week with a big parade on first hop‘ alone. I.was up again that Practice in Sintr- unit r>ifcmi life few get nnough of these health Thursday. Now why not , have a afternoon (or an hour arid ten.min­ necessities, at least not-in the. pro­ big day here Thursday the day of utes, going up tb 3000,feet. I had .'i.itilcrt! Tj Uamei'-WoodfulT Uhlit ■mif Mrs. Aljcrnstliy. chairman ^Civics portion required. Tljd .army is re- the big circus parade ami let every one nice scarf .that ride when a R-6,* ------ITT generating the young men in it. true American •show his colori ‘by a larger anti faster machine, passed committee of Welfare Department, RED CROSS M E E T I N G joining In and making Thursday our inc about 1Q0 feet, .away and -the reported the good results of a letter I. • Tho Third Friday of every SSHEUt: HAINES, idg celebration. The Red Cross and ‘.wash from its propeller nearly turn addressed to the city council* peti­ Mra. Martha Cust month will Jjc n-buatness i L a w Y er . * the-Liberty Loan can both 'be. put mo pver for a few' seconds. I war tion! ng^them to prohibit the throw-' Mrs. K. R. Dens meeting of t he Red Cross, L . H IJIT S. COURT lima* forward that day and wo can cele­ b p ‘ high enough’ for the machine to ing around promiscuously of paper .,a t Wtnnan’ff-.Club on Oalc Phones HJ, J3&-W and* handbills In our yards, ctc.7 Avenue, *. I do not think many citizens In brate* the first anniversary -of Aitioo fight (self if It' had gotten out of thus enabling the mayor to draw an’ » a t •2 :3 0 p. m. . . . ^ * Snnford will be willing to let the lea entering the war. Let-everybody control arty way, before going nil t hit ordinance J/rohfhiting same. wily dqwn, lyit I didn't fed exactly town stand still during the war.- ft gut behind this movement. Mrs, Watsom, chairman Thrift calm,i , . Is Just ns npccss|»t'y now for the Stamps for -Club reported J7.00 Mrs. C. L. Goodhue* ."Tuesday I was tfn for an hour home maker to clean up and propworth .of 6Um|Mi sold thus far. % Miss Annie Hawkins nnd a quarter in jjs ) windy* and ■jyly keep’ up his premises ns it was Mrs. Galloway. reported In behalf ’bumpy’ .weather ai^Vp fly in here. • ' •*'.. -.Y . •i ■ % I am glad see. my country I went up to ;I000 feet and returned of Viblory Fuiid the sum of $IBJ)0 .v for war -relief .work, this amount be­ friends and my city.frfcnds .derpnnd- all tight, ,‘jlt certainly is a lot differ­ ing the.city market ijgain’ and I un­ ent flying alone thnn vt-ith bn in­ ing specific:! for the rest rooms for derstand that it will start up ngnin structor. You surely feel lonely and soldiers at tho French ramps, which u. this week.- ' All right, friends, got nway»from the world—but I like It.1 project tho women's clubs of the U. S. are financing. .together on this mnrket idea bnd There Is no danger of one's being Mrs. Dickins mentioned a sugges­ you will he helping yourself and over-confident, for since 1 have been your country at the name .time. flying alone 1 realize how much I tion which had been made that the m* . ,> * . t * Bring in yftur nice fresh vegetables, have to learn before 1 have com­ club sing ut their meetings during, my country friends. Bring Lhern In plete control of the plane. The time the period of tho war "Keep the New Shipment Just'lt'ctnrtd Tuesday and Thursday.^and SaLR; of ‘solo’ flying has been increased to Home Fires Burning," tho author of day mornings and place'your wb^on thirty; hours, five of them being in which song, Mrs. Ford, iui jvo know, pnvidHMunictt or your car at (ho.coritor of Palmet­ formation with other planes. I have having f t cent ly met such a tragiij L"* AndRMl ■ AStrt_*i of ftRjl to'nnd First strcc:n whfcrc tho Ryan nearly five hours of 'solo voow, and 'alld shocking death at her-London |°Atl ftod ini 4rwxfc ly ft,,* UM Ska furniture store Is rtow located„an«! expert.to get-in fifteen next/bieek if homo which was very recently des­ JT.hRwWIliulL) 150eni . ^ j S O troyed by the* Germans dropping a the city mnrket master. A" D. thqcweathcr Is good." ***'■■** *•Frhfn, a--liTri;-Jfftftflr: " { 'I t f vS'^Ttotf ijamb .on tho house. -; Thc thought that you ■ h'nvo . every attention done much (lying this wVck as I have w p owing to tho spirit, of tho times And then my city friends, get. down been on 'machine gun practice on and a woman having composed this off your high horses, go down to tho thejalqnd across tho bay.- .It’ is not song that it would be appropriate hard and very pleasant. .- We go.' to sing it at times mentioned above. Tho president mentioned that the over there about nine in tho morn­ * ing, shoot until eleven, hen. go in. dub would this yenr very much curOU’LL be inlerested in this better farming coun swimming in tho pdf, which' is fine, »ail the cost of their forthcoming ith try where aoil, toil, climate—everything, elimale—evervthina, worn woik who Definite arrangements until noon; then we eat lunch. shoo year book. You. Communitiea are well developed; achooli are a cnu| le of hours, swim again, and for this book to be announced later. good and churchea are nearby. Transportation This with an idea to conservation of facilities also good. get back nbou five. | ... money and materials, ctcu *'I started llyirtg ha larger 20 — Mra—Dickins- brought to 'out' Jh<P If, I1, machineuVUayTTjbt cltTnot (FluUr System) tice the sugLcs.ion, u good one, that the -------Model Land like thorn as *”-'1 as tho smaller ones. through ila subsidiary companje. .— Co., rernne'Grant Land Co., Chuluota C°-a “ n“ Monday mtf nl i , 1 was up for an as everyone is so busy just now, Okeechobee Co.—owns and has for aale large tracts hour in tile Y e it uir I have flown . hatpii .qrdor (o ^onnpfvo .time, en­ of land a u i t a b l e for farma and truck gardensergy, o:c„ that tii'o music i g £ o.c., tii'e nnd literf . in and wLh o p t .of (he .big I'lancs. Illustrated literature on your request. Inquiries jturo «'o /artmerits hold joint meet­ answered promptly and in detail. ’ The. water Wun rough and the wind blowing hard, ami 1 r’ idVt have : ings this . e .r, and that the welfare . J. E. INGRAHAM, Vlca-Prasldent W c have the Agency for the Celebrated second's ri*st. - Wbei I -i nrteil- to confine their mootings to committee JA3 . D. INGRAHAM, SaUs A t..* mcc itus.'* _ . come ’ down and ’ how much FIORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY COMPANY Miller Tires. These tires Guaranteed for Mrs. Nprris loyis announced the ■ I a tr BaiUUa ' SL AmawUiw, FUtUa rougher the wn.o- wjV i felt sure the irrlv'ah of the flag for the Ee'rqinole the'M inimurivof 6,000 Miles. Re-ii'djustplane would end wl h 1 o nose in the bay. But I made u fl landing nnd -County Hoi]e. Guards.'-The ireienmonts mnde.in Sanford.. We carry a line came back all right, Hhough 1 war tntion of which is to take'place on of these tires and will be glad to have you . • nearly capsized it rim le of- time- Sunil y, April 21st, program to b£ Mrs. Levin stated ........................................... ..... coming in on the w‘a eri -v A half :.nnounccd later. inspect them. * ° v dozen machines were damaged that that she still hsd in her posse sion a balance of ?6c left from the flag p*o-last half hour. fcM .1 which she would like definitely 'A terrible accident- happened disposed of and it was decided td last Sattirdfty afternoon. Ono of the devote this to the purchase of .Thrift boys who came down from Tech by some school child. with ‘me dropped 2,000 .foot in a Stamps . f* 4 ** * Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gssolnle Dry Cleaning. Allrt* Mrs, Berry, chairman Hqmc Eco­ spinning 'nose dive* Into the bay With u\ Hons of All Kinds on Short Notice m* A M At . • . u i .1 AA AA D o r a mechanic In the front seat who nomics for dub announced a food ' * 7Join Our Gentlemen> Yale! Club. $2.00 Per Mon*-1 Wat up for a 'joy .ride,' The pilot demonstration this week at the home was only badly shocked,' but It w u of.Mrs. .Kelly on French avenue, SUITS $ 1 5 .0 0 UPWARD three hours before they could recover Mrs. Deane Turner reported cbm.. * l’V> h . •i CALL AND SEE ME ON SANF0R& AYE. PHONE IN tho body of.tho mechanic from the plimentsry criticism by Jacksonville wreckage- I w u in the air in an- on surgical dreu!ngs-unt,.aaklni for < e m f e y M M M e H m m s s m m u m * m m . i .. .. Wilson &Housliolder ..GEO. A. DECOTTES S creen Doors' mpj!- Opal Screen Wire Cloth HILL LUMBER CO. Florida’s Fertile Fann Lands Y M IL L E R T IR E S T h e F lorid a E a s t C o a st R a ilw a y - D. C. MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER , rJW/ ii ' i ■* >*i lOJ : v AM t ■ il -N til' �wytp» r• # _r B ^ w R ^ '^ ^ w K H B r t ^ y ^fr^N gty-K*iUti1HBHHT l ' '^ w M y p ^ <J tU.VL SH M * •'•XT' THE 8 ANTOB0 HEBALD ‘ . .; •;’ ■-. TgEBANFORI 1 7- r .," v ». • P A C K T lfflE K _ _ _- .y Ov ri tZZ& • •f, • •* n i •■> V ,fli9 ■ -?f7 ‘ JI , , .. 1 ' *;* 7 ** ■ m % v V •■ ^ V - ‘- : *-'J ,i ’;£t * *ta 1i . ■ •, ■ \ h r" If ^he peoples of the earth are not to become toiling '•V - —- ,-J , 5^. »» | ™*1 *** * if they are not to be German Kaiser’s w ill, its own * - * —. , » % ‘ * 1 ••:. . , j • ■, at the mercy of a / •■... ■v* doiri is at stake. - ^Our own cherished,institutions* our free government, all that our fathers fought for, flfl ‘ * V - / f _ - r _ • _ * _ A.! -.J all that freepeoples prize, is threatened by an enemy that would impose his own"hatefurlKultur on every tefofe“ ‘ free institution in every liberty-loving land. w. r~ 1 e • * * ** * :l r ,* •* ^ | , * • • • / * « • f * , • « T • **» - *’ ■'i ^ t if * - •• - • • * , .* * * , • •# •> *•-* ^ *’* * '. * * * * r •| J. J 1 • ^ * .............. J * * *' *y' i #‘ . i1 . T hat is w hy the war must be fought vK on European soil. W e arq'fig^ting. in Etirope how that we may not have to fight in America, on the very thresholds of our own nomes,later.< v ■fvJW» . •l •t • ** * our country. Victory. . No price is too great to pay for •r,« ** • ' -» 1*M« ■ Americans, you are called upon to. back our armies in France,'to furnish them the guns and shells and ships and ■airplane's, the enorV v v ; v, , ; ■ ■ mans: must have to defeat the Prussian armies and drive them rback ;acr6ss th^RHihe. ~ •r v * vy 2— *5 • The S+'l m k3 . ^ ' W e are fighting for the safety© and liberty o f . our children,-our homes, * ' , Strike a Blow for Ai . rt # . 1 >.* v * V ^ •; '• ‘ / *i* ? • '• BY r t THIS SiPACE PAID FOR AND CONTRIBUTED •~rhjr-.% ~“ m t: •* 1 es ‘ * ±tl 1* »--* ./ t - ■™ •|1 * E. F. • rTy%M: I*- * «•*■*»- | ' i >« *■ v ? «»t & V* -*,/ i iliff'ffrr li >* A. K. Powers, TKos. E. Wilson . ITT - J. J. Dickinson i- ‘jr4I**4' ,/*-j •;V.v V.*,* * a * • t4V t*•**& -*'* J*1 * 1 »- *Lr - J J', iyrWJ.. ‘ : ■ f *k f .11 *> ¥l �SANFORD p a g e pqub problems of tfa|b |ipuhc(]lat£ V u l/e f The'rsports ^rie ufi-lkltu ndtr4 this "or­ der must be ,furnished end mailed fa the Federal-Food Administrator a t Orlando, •Florida, to n a ch ' that ofllce not later than April 16, 1818." THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY I I i i i I might add that unless the far­ mer* of this county will do their stmacatpnoN p u c e in advance * •hare and -furnish this information by April 16th J t WlU be impassible for-th e. food administration " t o aid them in the moving of their spring crop. . . . r. • Flour I wish to Impress, upon every con­ sumer of this county, aa well as ev­ ery retail merchant, the fact that the government has limited sales of (lour to onq and one half pounds per person per <vcckr*nd from thla time on, I am forced to advise the public that this regulation -will be rigidly enforced. I wlah to state further that It la unlawful for anyorto In the city to have In hia possession more than - twenty-four pounds and any­ one in this, country more than forty* eight pounds- of (lour. I am In­ structed.to see that this law.la not violated and I wish to ask the co­ operation of every eitlicn of the ‘county. „ Sugar THE LIBERTY LOAN AND • I wish'to repeat for the-Informa­ BUSINESS tion of those who are not advised, "What has the Liberty Loan to that the food administration limits do with the refrigeration buslnessT" from now on the amount of sugar was apked. by a subscriber in the that each person may- purchase to fastnesses of the Rocky Mountains Uvo pounds per week. The retail of the editor of the Rcfrigcratlpn merchant will please take notice of World. Tho answer was sound and this fact: * ‘ . ‘ . patriotic: *’ •• Mcrt ‘ ‘ "A t this critissl time the success Aa has ‘ been previously stated, or failure of the Impending loan have meatless day! have been discontin­ m on to do with refrigeration1than u ed for thirty day* and the Gov­ •van the machinery and chemicals ernment is now urging every one to used in producing refrigeration, If eat meat without stint,' however the loan fails,* everything else will anomalous this may seem. The rea­ fall with it. All business'will event­ son for this order is that the gov­ ually be prostrated: nothing could ernment- is endeavoring to maintain thrive.". for tho producer of cattle 'a faler It la the business of every business price for hia product and as the and business man In the -United food administration’s restrictions on States to seo that tho Liberty Lqan the eating of meat have been .the does not fail. They should buy Lib­ meani of increasing the supply of erty Bondi; they should ‘ encourage this commodity tho packers now and aaaiat others to buy them. No. have on hand sufficient meat to take business In the United Slates li go­ care of, not only the requirements of ing to auccccd if the Liberty Lgan our allies, ‘ but our home require­ fails—if tho Nation% fails. , ments as well. In o£hcr words, the It la better business to buy Lib- consumer is now' at liberty to cat erty Bonds than to pay indemnities all the meat ho wishes until further to a victorious Germany; it is better notice. business to win this war than to I might state for the information have qur foreign commerce subject of anyone who may deem it a hard to the dictation of the Potsdam ship to conform to the government's Government. » quirements on flour that the French , ' The welfare, the success, the pros­ people today are restricted t o ‘ one perity, tba-liberty,. and the happi­ and one-tenth pounds of flour per ness of - every true American Is month, so.that the people of this bound up In the Nation’s success. country os compar.ed with the We are not fighting alone for mate­ French have not yet, begun to really rial-interest, for annexations or in­ sacridce. If there is any .person in demnities. Wo are fighting for free- the United States who is so un­ - dom and justice and humanity and patriotic as to refuse to, comply civilization. But we aro also fight­ with thcvrulcs In regard to flour.and ing for the maintenance of our com­ Insists upon hatfing more than his mercial rights, Tor the rights of our allotted six pounds,.let him enlist citizens to pursue their lawful jour­ as u soldier and the government neys on the (teas and transport their will thon see to it that he is furnish­ commerce ‘ to foreign markets. > ed more than this amount but it It la patrjotic and a duty to huy will ho furnished in the trenches. *1; Respectfully, Liberty Bonds... It Is nlao good busi­ • * T. S. Huff, ness to do Ij, . ' 'Food Administrator Seminole Co. Approved! .* Miss 11He ft Hand • Braxton Ileurham, ; *. Mrs. R. f Holly 1 Federal Food Admln’r; Mina Afinic Hawkins FOOD ADMlNIHTRATfON, * I Details Regarding - Movement of .Crops aiyl. Food .Consumption Editor Sanford Herald, City.' Dear Sir: * Tho food administration is bend­ ing every effort to relieve the pres­ ... t . * *w,■ ent congested . condition of- traffic ftfrnjt - V w > - and make it possible for the farmer -of Florida to'm ove his product to - market bn time. In order that‘ this may be accomplished, Hon. Braxton Hcachpm tho federal food adminis­ trator for Florida has Issued the fol­ lowing order, with which I trust every * farmer of Seminole county will comply before the 16th of this month; * • - "All farmers, truck grower*, ahip-. pera, commission merchants and brokers of the state of Florida are hereby diroctod to send to Braxton Beacham, Federal Food Administra­ tor, Orlando, Fla., an approximate estimate of tho amount of produce vegetables, fruit and other products of the soil which they are expecting to ship during the next alXty days setting forth in this repprt tho acre­ age now. planted And the acreage to be planted in crops such aa will re­ quire quick transportation;, the!re; port to include the varieties'of rrnj>n .planted or to be handled, tho probablo route of oblpmcnt, and the prob­ able number of refrigerator para, the- probable number of ventilator cars that will ba‘ required. This report shall also Include the date of prob­ able beginning of extraordinary shipments such* as potatoes or other’ produce going out In lergo . quantities and as far at possible the raQroada oveLjtfilifc shipments will be started. / W f a i W form or rqv^rV need be .wedr^bjraAtilUM «»»«• •- msn& ft f t * ‘^ a^^M iw W ISfera-w ^l be sufficient to "furnish the Informa­ tion requlrbd and necessary..far_» proper' handling of transportation Mrs. Maude Fierrant Mrs. C. H. Dirngee Wm. Braj' Recommends Her Hubby for Army Bozeman, Mont.—The most novel case that liaB’ come before tho Galla­ tin county excmpylqn b9ard is 'that of a married mart of draff age who couldn’ t read And asked his wife to write a note to the board, stating that his family was depondont-upon him. ‘ Here Is'the note that the wife wrote and the husband presented to tho board: .."Dear United States ^rmy— My husband asked mo to write you a recommend that ahej jupport his amily. Ho cannot read so don’t tell him.' Jus take‘him. I|f> aint no good to me. He'hlnt dono nothing btlt“ drink lemmen essence and play a fiddle since I matried him eight yours ago and’ 1 gotta feed seven kids of hian. Maybe you can get him to carry a gun. He'd good on squirrels and catin. Take him and welrum. lanced the grub and bis bed for the kids. Dont tell him this but. take him." Mrs. Chas. L. Britt Jim Harris , Mrs. Edith Vernon Grammar School Notea LaaU Friday ten pupily from the soventh and eighth grades took part In th* "Four Minute Men" contest, , They had prepared very interest­ ing papers which were.’delivered in the auditorium. A committee of three teacher* front the other grades pronounced R u th ' Loosing of the talnlog fts-ftlpMtfc »L»«np- froiij .the Woman's Club,' and a certificate frpm the National Director qf the Four Minute Men Contest,* WUllam l^e^riftlckvBlair, «ppoli|tijQ8 ter, aa (Juifflr v^qu* MlnuU Spaaker In thU district. Junlar Fotur Minnie Men In the gnat World’ War which la raging today millions'- of dollars a n being apent b y ‘ our mlllee. Food, clothing, ammunition and Are arms, must be provided by our govern­ ment for our armies both* at hortie and abroad.* Places of rest, or places to spend ah evening of some kind o f amusement after a day's hard workmust also be provided* fo r our boys who have left their.-homes and. a n In training for Uncle Sartt, Every- • ‘ ... ViHe.M MU r « * T -i e r y Man '' Woman and Child. v. ■ ■ Should'buy a of the luxuries of life and help our nation in the time of need. E vyy man,' woman and child can help win this great war by saving money and f and help our conserving food... There la much waste in many homes and in many ‘ Government to larqo hotels where the people do not v *• i as yet realize the great peed pf econ­ omy-and conservation. A-food fam­ ine is'threatening, and we must all do' our bit in conserving food. Then we must conserve our money also for it takes , money to pl^ce all the It is your duty to food and clothing in the training camps.’ v do so— it is a l s o ’ .A wealthy man, who -Jia* not the your privilege. spirit of patriotism places hia money in the bank where he continually adds more to his capital. Perhaps It is from •sheer indifference or thoughtlessness, but he hoards his money, thinking only of Lis own In-, terests'and never looking about him to tho poor and needy who seldb'm. have' a .-square ' meal.1 Thla idle money is classed as slacker money or tho\Slacker Dollar, Thon wo havejjhe Traitor Collar. This dollar la coni tan tty doing so mething to lead our etjemlel to suc­ cess. Money spent'Waiteiully for unnecessary things is kltently adding to Germany*! pdtveK1 At last, but.tqq greatest, at bleat of all ,i*: .the Patffo‘t(c DollarThe duties of, this dpl/ay^re to buy $ $ $ thrift stamps, \jrar atgmpij,. liberty bonds, or in soipo, way^QgnJng mon­ ey to our g ov ern m ^ :,^ , ^ ■ JLiberty .Bonds are issued by the Uuited States Government and, are Out on*tho battlefield or in the *v m a f Jt * At 1 V1 *« j m t * , . j ■ trenches a soldier has been wounded the safest investment in the whole world. They pay interest at 4 by an enemy’s g^n, Ope of our per cent semi-annually. dollars may lie the means of placing this soldier in a hospital where hfs This is your o to show your patriotism in a practical wayr to sl]ow wounds, will bo* treated and if he la that you have kept faith with those who are risking their lives for Liberty and unable to return to the,firing line he and freedom; to prove that we are heart and soul with our .Country in this war may at least be sent-to hip home. until it shall end. with Victory for us. Come Info our Bank today and buy your Our money goes towards, establishing Bond hospitals, and placing ..competent nurses in them, to care for tj\Q sick, wounded and dyjqg .a fld ic ^ ; Then let ua one-and^all place our dollars, quarters,-nickels ‘ Ond, dimes into thrift stamp!- and war stamps and mako Uncle Sam-'proud‘ of us. "The slacker dollar is idlp, you know, Never aiding our Uncle Sam, But nlways hiding that it may grow, asked to have ordinance prepared to ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ duty. D Is time thp public should orice aqd pot blush. tkko notice And thrive, in the peaceful land. covef same. The 'question, sometime* rxitri The matter of Maria Horton's If a traitor dollar Is given to you, that the problem is one of rnqplitT ‘ taxes was taken- up and on motion Reject it nnd'sny ‘ You are false,’ carried same wan ordered cancelled rather thnn health is tfirinuiKfoiiB 'To the U. S. A. y^u’ve'liecn untrue, upon payment of 126.00. ■dation in fact. That g'rtnd hrxlll Making our hoys hold up the nnd good . morals are closely cos* ‘ Upon request of city attorney the Cross.' /■ . Stato Board o/ Health nectccT may be true, but the dirrt following tax cortificayes Were order­ concern of the Health Deparlpctt But If a patriot dollar should happen ed cancelled, to^wit: ‘ No. 7 tax of ia from ihe viewpoint of good heiJtL 1901, No.- 14 tax of 1903, No. 9 of by. The Florida State Board of Health Every prophylactic measure shouiiWhy seize it and hold it and use 1906, No. 6 of 1907. No. 13 of 19U in’coopenftiqn and in sympathy.’wilh be used to prevent disease and it i* No. 63 of 1902. No. 33 of 1901 and the War Department, United States R. nlso necessary to aftark the sourt* No. 48 of 1903. Buying, thrift stamps, war stamps Public Health Service and Pound! of of infection. It would lie abuird and Liberty Bonds On motion W. A. Lcffler, seconded National Defense is making n wide: And you’ll never have cause to re­ by Jnu. Adams and Carried, previous spread and intensive campaign •for for thp Hentltb Department to at­ tempt to suppress typhoid.or srnallgret it." action of the council conveying cer­ social h/gienu. To do the >most' poz in a community while lesvin; Ruth Loosing tain lands to Geo. D. Bishop is good n tficso times—times, that try the-source of infections untouebri . (Eighth Grade). hereby rtscinduiL------ -------------—— men's souls—a campaign-is. now be­ and tho same is truo of vcncrcai di»* • •x . On motion W. A. Lcffler, seconded ing trade in the • suppression of eases. • Mnrgarot Miller. by G. F. Smith and carried, city at­ venereal diseases. The interest of In".tho state of Florida veneresl Anita Humphroy, torney U hereby Instructed to clear our soldiers and our nation is at diseaaes havo been made reportsblr, D. O. Brown title of certain lands on' which 'tsx heart. Now is the’ time for everyone tho aame asJ.othor comtnunicsbJ* certificate haa been iiaucd to Mr. to be .oyal.an<L,patriatic. * This great diseases, but this is nm done ** i* problem may‘ appear to' ha ft com­ should bo done.. The public should Woods. CITY COUNCIL M EETS plex ancr' but dealt with in a proper An ordinance entitled An Ordin­ realize’ .that -now is the time f* Matters of Importance Before the ance Prohibiting the Sale of Goods, manner and with loyal co-opcratTdn plain, apeaking and jrcal actioa. ^ * Wares and Merchandise on Sunday it is a practical.one. City Fathers > .'J Physicians have, for a long d®* • was placed on its second reading by An official-statement was recently realized tho menace of venereal di»" - March 18, 1918.. City Couhcll of the city of San­ title only and passed. Vote as fol­ made by-the Wa^ Department thxt coses, hut through a mistaken p«‘ ford, Florida, met on the above date lows: AyeJ, C. II. Dingee, R. A. there were in the army over thirty icy of silence, the public ha* not in regular session at 7:30 p. m. Newman, G. F. Smith*, F. L. Miller, thousand soldiers suffering vrith'vcn- realized this. In.thla campaign of Present, C. II. Dingee, president and Jno. Adams, W. A. Lcffler and Roy creal disease. In view of this, aside |educat|on tho State Board of Hralll from the moipl issues involved it is a should have the assistance fifi news­ Counciimcn R. A. Newman, G. F. Symea. Nays, none. serious matter from the economic papers, women'll clubs—in fact every On motion Roy Symes, seconded Smith, F. L. Miller, Jno. Adams, W. and military point of view. I patriotic man and woman. A. Lcffler and Roy Symes. Minute* by Jno. Adsms and carried tho rules wero waived and aaid ordinance means that about two dlvlsiona of of last meeting read and adopted. Mrs. S ' Maxwell placed on its third reading-and read our soldiers . are incaoacitathd - for ■ Communication from Southern In full and passed. Vote, as follows: Utilities Company read and referred Ayes, C.* H. Dingee, R. A. Nowto street committco and F. L. Miller man, F. L. Miller, Jno. Adams, W. x iiiiu iiim x iiiiiiin iffx iiiiiu iiiiB C X iu in n in E K U iiiiifu n x iiia u n i to confer with city attorney for A. |.cffler and Roy Symes. opinion. Mr. Roller came before tho coun­ Communication from S. F. Chap­ man regarding purchase of railroad cil fp regards to making repairs to on Sanford avonue and First 'street certain street! and on motion R. A. was read and city engineer instruct­ Newman, secondod by Roy Symesgnd carried, same was referred to ed to obtain values of yaiio. Nancy Myers came before the atreek committee and city engineer council aqd asked that-her assess­ with power to act. The matter of repairs to ditch In ment on lots 2, 3 and 6, Block It, Tier B'b.e reduced. On motion car­ Georgetown was on motion Roy ried assessment was ordered reduced Sypies, seconded by G. F. Smith, re­ to 1500.00, and clerk instructed to ferred to ‘ city engineer ana street committee with power to act. Issuo-refund • .voucher for $T.*0DJ On mo'ticn G. F. Smith, seconded -J. J. Dickinson came -before the ^obnell CO in-behalf of .Mr. Parncs and by Jno. Adams and carried, council } ‘ ifoke Along the lines of assessment adjourned. Elder Springs Wateri iHas a .GUfttanteed f i id lj. * • ' the* Carnes Hotel and certain haclffpixea. On,motion carried, same of 99.98 Per Cent. Mrs,. E.’ D. Brownlee w m laid over until next meeting. Dr. 0 . 0 . Butt ■■•A h i m Mime Edna Sutton i 1Communication from. Woman’* tub and Board ot Trade* in refer­ c ; C. Cabb "3 . ^ / . ence to,the distribution of. hsnc| bills kM(?x ‘■{J’• •*'-*dr 1 *i-1^ was read, and on ‘rootlin' of Joo, Grata Evans!*. P IsC Adams seconded by B. A. Newman Schell! Maine* ' Mrs* R. M. Mason • and carried,. Mayor ’ Davison was LIBERTY-BOND W in th e W a r U A& nr BOND Tod& T o d a y o u r C ountry is at W a r with P o w e rfu l enemies, an d to 'e q u ip and m aintain our A rm y and Navy our C ou n try must have money— -a n d w e.m ust all furn­ ish Our share. .-N o on e is excep ted , b eca u se i f you haven ’ t th e rea d y m on ey to 'p a y fo r the B on d n ow , you can bu y o n e oh th e Installm ent - paym ent plan. L IB E R T Y B O N D S $100 $500 1,000 5,000 10,000 ‘i a PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD H ygiene ♦♦♦♦ 1 Elder Springs Water P ure, S p a rk lin g S p rin g W ater B ro u g h t T o Your. D oor D aily ONjE 838 n : IK, - . �- a n d f c s ® '*] peraohal Ilema.. *1 oflaterest .J & T h e Kmily Griffin A ttention Royal freighbora! Every - member -Is urged to be present Tbursd'sy afternoon, April 11th. Diuinras of. Importance. Meeting begins 2:30. Please be on time. Psul O’ Conner Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic .physician. First —National Bank Bldg., Phone 330-W. 64-tf Mi» Edna Chittenden The Euzelian Class of the Baptist .church will meet at the residence of Mry. B. T. Methvln,.’ 206 Laurel avenye oh Thursday • afternoon, A p ril |2th. AH members are urged to be present as there is Important business to bo brought up before the' c|s» at this time. F-ed H. WHIiapia Regular meeting of Rebckahq on ' Tuesday evening in Masonic Hail This is the second anniversary of this lodge. Let’s have a good atr tendance. * Visiting Rcbeaknha al­ ways welcome*. . _ Scc'y. Grace Gillon . , * Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Walrath who have been with us in Sanford since last fall left( yesterday by train for their home in Rochester, N. Y. They like Sanford and its people ss wril and had a very enjoyable time all the Wiptcr and will como back next fall if all’ la well to buy a home. Clifford Walker Creak your Cold or LcGppe with a few doses of 668, r!39-26tc Elizabeth Hoollhan For Wood and heavy hauling see Murrell., or phonp 378. . • 48-tf t Muriel Rhodes • ’» RUB-MY-T18M — Antiseptic Re­ lieves Rheumatism Sprains Neu­ ralgia etc. 39-26tc L. D. Hagan Notice , • Notice is- hereby, given that the board of county commissioners offer or sale one pair of mules, ^slr to be lesignatcd by the board.- For in­ timation In your * sec commissioner, t district. • E. A. Douglass, Cloth. . 68-lf ■ r ** Mra. J. C; Hall * ! '« * ■' - . y -Y r ' "V ’M W # Virtually this means that,at Yl0Samraary blf.flra ' later, qo matter what the'jfxt* A b o u t ; Flirting Srasll lag rticumataBce# will bo shlali haying his name wlthcld fr<?m the Talks SucdttcUr Arranged for - newapepera."’ t Where violations, are C ity *£ proved, the Administrators are urged Herald Readers tQ (olio# Immediately with punitive measures, the nature of which will the' Woman’s Committee Liberty be. determined In censultation with Loan arranged a public meeting for authorities in Washington. lojt Saturday night at the corner of While private homes will not he First street'and Park avenue. The Sanford band played some stirring required to observe wheatless meals airs and Chairman R. J. Holly called day* they will be require*) to cut Upop H. C. Du Hose. F. P. Forster wheat consumption to about oneand Judge Houaholder and all of half of normal, If this can be done theijv responded with patriotic ad­ without entirely giving up wheat at dresses and calling attention of the any meal, the Food Administration people to the Liberty Loan that was will consider that Its’ program la-be­ ing followed strictly to the letter! inaugurated Saturday. It Is urging, however, that those Thursday will bo Sanford's big whojo circumstances and require­ patriotic celebration and opening of ments permit effect an even greater the Red Cross.Circus. reduction. Alma Blount Mra. C. M. Berry Dollar Ullla Given Free at Lyric -Scattered ,about in today’a issue of The Herald are many names of our citizens both old and young. Some of these names will be called on,.the opening night of "Booster Week" at the Lyric which is neat’ Thursday April ISth. If you arc in the Lyric when your name is called out and havo a-copy of this paper with you, you'll get one of the'crisp new,dollar bills. ‘ In case you are not there or should not have a copy of The Herald in youf possession you'll’ lose ‘ and another name will be called out and so yn until the dollar 'bills are distributed In tha audience. Read The Herald most carefully today, advertisements and-all, and sec-lf your name Is there, anU bring your copy of.tlje paper with you to the opening night of “ Booster Week." It's always wise to have a -copy of the Sanford Herald near at hand, but on this occasion it is absolutely necessary if you want to’ get one of those dollar bills. The local pho­ tographs are coming o u t. fine and clear and are almost llfeNlie enough to speak and it's safe to say that “ Booster Week" will be a very pop­ ular bill with the pcoplo of Sanford. If you don't find your name in today's paper Jook in Friday's isuc, as there will be scores of other names which did not a'ppoar today. Red Cross Members for March • Sanford •' — ’ H.’ A. Maines, W. II. Vernon, Jillu Katherine Wilkie.,Mr*. J. H. Flack, * • Mrs.- 1. 11. ‘Turner, Mrs. ,-. W. S. Mrs. Healey Assisted the Choir In Thornton, Fred Lalsman, Mrs. T.,J, Miller, Mrs- Jonathan Peck, Mrs. G. the Morning and Evening* W.vCrlm, Robert ’ Irving Marlowe, " Worsh p MntyE.'M. Kecly, Miss Townsend. The good pastdr ‘of’ tho MethodRenewals, D. A. Kelly, Mrs. D. A. . * ist Episcopal church, and bis r.itlpiKelly.7 ' 1 . alil<- wife are hot only bringing tc '• CAuluola ' S’anford their personally efficiently, N, O'. Jamb's. Woodrow' ’Jacobs helpful selves, but nre the attraction’ Nixun Godina, W. E.' Collins. •: fur other dcljsfhtful assistance, »as (‘ olored , -Carey Motthews. was dcmonNlrnted last Sunday, when .$$$ -Genera their guests, Mr. and*’ Mrs. H. 0. Healey of Knoxville, Tenn., lent* Kebruary—J. A. Logan, Mrs. J. their presence and talents to the •A. Logan,'J./Culver Etheridge, G. “W morning and evening serviced. Mr. Holzondorf. March—Chn*V Dooley, Healey spoke feelingly.. though' Mp. S. 5). Doane., Affamonfe briefly to the Brotherhood Clans, Ruth Rullacd. Mrs. C. M. Close. and Mrs. Healey with her glorious • Junior' .SYAoof Auxiliary viiiue inspired additional emotion in Long wood the hearts of the vqry large congre­ Margaret 'Alien, chairman; Mary gations assembled for worship. To her natural gift is evident careful* Eva McGaaghey, vice chairman; training, and the power,_range and OHve’ Waits, secretary: Anna Belle . sweetness. coupled with fine breath Allen,' Louise Allen. Onyth Allen, . control, admirable delicacy ajad car­ Adrienne rying quality in pianlslmo paaiagea, -.distinct enunciation and manifest Annual dues which began in April desite,to sing,to, the religious exalta­ ar-> payable now. *4 _ _ _ tion .as well ob to the, car*.of llstcncharmingly equip .tho JftdyMor Change Dale of Mttlbtg accomplishment 'in thje**“ Master's ’■*. Owing“to the fact that the Red work. Mr. and..Mrs. 1 esley have Cross Society Circus will hayo R* been spending the win let in Ft. opening performance on Thursday Myers, where acquaintance with' evening, April 11th, thertr will bo no their Poet and hostess ovf over Sun­ executive committee meeting of tho day was formed, as Dr. Hilburn was ty>d Cross on that .date. The meetthen stationed there, and enroute ng has been postponed to Thursday homeward tarried in Sanford, In­ night, April 18th, at 7:10,- 7At *tho cluding the Lord'a day. [ The room­ Woman’s Club. Hercfftft *11 «*«<> ing being the date for communion utivo meetings will be held at the service th* .pastor was Impressive Woman’s Club, unless otherwise or­ and heartacarching in ad nintstratlo'n dered. , A ' • «*{r the-elements, and-1 ie- oceaslon *—•■ * — Mrs. RcA . -Tarhsun, Sec. Seminole Co. Chapter, A. R. iC. was producivc of great : :6od. Mrs. Hilburn Is devoting her consecrated and moat efficient talenti to the Im­ Capt. Crimm proving of the song and praise part of each hour of worship from Sun­ WHEATLESS MEALS day to Sunday^ Pastor and poofdc arc earnestly and hopefully looking for special dlvinp blessing during the coming month* and year* of devoted service. '. T.~ -.m u s ic a l PINE - _ . . PROGRAM lit Mn. Thomas Neal --------- 7*--.— >t • . ‘ *O ’ Dr. Baldwin Here * Dr. Minor C. 'Baldwin,' the emi­ nent organist who h*s *morrf .than once- captlb'ated a SSnford audience will Btop here on his way north* antt rlay at the Congregational church Sunday night. Hi* !m*ny friends will be pleated to have snpthcr.op­ portunity to hear hint In his'beat re­ ligious selections. Death of Mrs. Webb Mrs. M. S. Webb died at her home at Monroe Tuesday afternoon and the* funeral services were held a) tho Monroe church last Saturday afternoon. ’ Mrs. Webb leaves n husband, two sons and ono daughter to mourn the loss of wife and mother and jthoy have the sympathy of the communlty in their affi'rtloa., I The family wishes to {express their thanks for tho man^arts of kind of the friends and d\cighbors\durin'g the sickness and do Ah of M r / W’ohb the sickness and. •d^ath of Mrs. Webb. ■r Sidney Kennedy COUNTV OFFICIALS SCRAP Sheriff Brady and County Commis­ sioner Kilbre Have Argument The peaceful Sabbath calm of Ge­ neva was broken last Sunday morn­ ing when Sheriff Brady and County Commissioner E. II. Kllbce became engaged in a pitched battle. The argument started over the question of whether Sheriff Brady had given Mr. Kilbee permission to haul s wagon home from Ssnford *beghind his car. As there is a law against taking ony( four wheeled vehicle ss * trailer a warrant was sworn out for Mr. Kllbce who had taken-a wagon homo several weeks ago in this man­ ner and Sheriff Brady went out oil Sunday morning to servo it. Mr. Kilbee did not like tho idea of hav­ ing a warrant, on. him, on Suqday, although he promised to g*» to town and Vne word led to another nnd Anally the lie was passed, Mr. Kil­ bee slapped the sheriff’s face and the sheriff hit .him in the ‘face several times and. they clinched ^nd- fell to the floor whero they were separated. Mr. KiHiee rame to Sanford with ihe sheriff and was locked up on Sunday, afternyon but 'was linnlly r*-lfast;d on bail. • ^ . Tho trial was held, in the county coqrt yesterday ■and resulted in a mistrial and up, to this time it ^s not known wKethei^ it will end there or not.-. .. *■ Mrs. D. fl. Brsisun , N SOLDIERS CANADIAN J Have Trenches No Msn's Land and Yiuf Relics and All That Pertains ter ••OverThcre" Opening at the Circus grounds and held this week as a -part of the Refl Croaa Society Circus "bno of the moil'Interesting features will be the woundpd Canadian soldiers who ire here. with.a. fine, display pf war^rolics and who will have a replica.of No Man’s Land and the trench warfare and all the details of the war "over there.’" . . These men were in the thick of the muck and are as follows: Corporal J. Armstrong Royal Highlanders, enlisted in 1014, knock­ ed but with gas in 1916. Returned to fighting and: wounded in chest and invalided home. J,'Brown enlisted in 1916 in iHth 'Highlanders. lh fighting on Somme wounded in boTtkarma,* crippled now In left hind, invalided home. J. Dor kins enlisted, in . 1915 Jn ,48th llfghlpndin. . In fighting, on Somme and Vimy Ridge. Left bftUltQn at Sou Chca on account of trench fast due to exposure. The** boys have arranged all the' details of tha trench wfrfare and in the trenches ..on the show grounds havV-tha water and tka rood-of the real trenches'qnd statar that their trenches n*xar'lc|oke,d -more, realistic in any part of the' estate. You should aeq thia exhibit by ail means and;conver*e with the boys. At the lied Croaa Circus Thursday, Friday and Saturday .nights; fe: T. WooHruff acted ks toxsTmistcr 'S O C I E ’ S D O M A I N Mcttingcr, R^v.rJ..P , Hijburn, Rev. Brower, Ed., Putnam,, Rev.- M. H-’ Massey, E. A. Douglass, '• H. O. Mrs. N s ms Klac U * U i | M > ,8 m U Editor.' Anv«n« luivfaskom U. partteo • r itiir tid * Healey and L.-'R., PhIHpiL'''i 4 lor tkh rolamn. it wouhl bo •pprvcUttd II tk«p would trUpbon, JTO-J ■ After; the social session' a short business meeting was held In’ which - ’ Drtuntrt Ltatt • ■pending the winter with her daugh­ the regular business of. the class .was. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Drcsaner and ter, Mra. Roy Symes returned yet1- handled, under the direction of the their two children, left Wednesday terday to her home In Lake City, class president, Mr. H. H. Peabody. . for,Jacksonville, and there they will Michigan. * This daps I* doing excellent work ^ take the waterway to Philadelphia. and the regular meetings on Sunday They were accompanied by Mr. and Geo. hi DeOottca morning at 9:80 afe growing. In a t - . Mra. A. If. Mokes who entertained tendance and Interest. Tha class them with a delightful dinner party Mrs. Thomas A. Neal, who has raids out a welcome tp ‘the men of on Tuesday night as a guest send been the house guest of Mra. Rich­ the city who are not* already af-_ v off and h&alth to a bon voyage. *Tho ard Marka at her home*In Riverside, Dresancrs haye made many friends Jacksonville returned to -Sanford filiated with Sunday school, work In other churchee. • while In Sanfdrd and regret leaving yeaterdav.- 1 the land of celery and sunshine and Alice Vaughn hope to return some day to spend a James Huff pleasant winter with; their friends. Mabel*-Bragg Mrs. W. Hunt Harris of Key Hume RumpH Jack Collins . West arrived yesterday .th be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase Notice of Application for Tax Deed The play given each year by the at their home on Oak avenue. Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888 Senior Class at the High School is Laws of Florida always looked forward to with much Dr. J. T. Denton Notice is hereby givhn Afiaf;A: LInterest and is‘"altCi3‘* well attended. Taveau, ,purchaser of Tax: CbrtlfiA crowded house greeted the young Mr. and Mra. R. t I Thrasher, cate'- No. 1065, dated the*. 2nd day people last Friday evening when' Miss Elvira Carter and II. W. Cole­ “ Excuse Mo" was given. Miss Ros­ man' motored to Daytona Beach of June, A. D. 1902, embracing fol­ lowing described property Situated amond Radford who took the lead Sunday. in Seminole' county, Fla., to-wlt: ing part’ was exceptionally Ane ' as Lot' 206, Altamonte, said land being Mik. Harding,and Iqtcr when she Mrs. John Dickins . assessed at the date of the issuance masqueraded as the Swedish maid of such certificate In tho name-of ■he showed .not only her splendid Mr. Wilkins, who has been tho John'Davenport, Jr. Also Tax TCertraining but., decided talent, and guest of the Hotel Carnes for scvoral tilicate No. 202, dated the 6th day Muriel Rhodes os- tho Irish -maid who took . so many 'pill.■ that she weeks left yesterday for hi* homo In of July, A. D., 1908, embracing the Buffalo.’ following described property situated could see1nothing else was very in Seminole county, Fla., tp-vit: clever.' Edna Chittenden, Fern Lot 206, Altamonte, aaid land being Mftk Ada Dickson ’ Ward and Zeta Davison proved very assessed at the date of the issuance attractive /.visiting girls. Hume Mr. and Mrs. A. G. ’ Doudney of of such certificate in the name of Rumph and Roby •Latng are too well knpwn to need any Introduction ■lustin were the guests of Mr, and E. F. Bassett. Above certlflratee to .fbe public,, No play is really a Airs. Alexander Vaughan Sunday., have been filed in my office and haa made application for ' tax deed to success .without these two. Clifford * * issue In accordance with law, and Walker aa'thp,p'ill agent and Wptfon A. Dorner unless said certificates shgll’ be re­ Me Alexander ss Aloyaius Dairy mplo, the bug hunter created tho fun for Mrs. S. A. LaRoquc and children deemed according to law ta'x deed the evenlhg. Alice Vaughn who eft Friday "for Birmingham, ■Ala., will Issue thereon on the ilth day of May, A. D. 1918. '; took thtf4*part of! MBrass* O'Kec, a to visit Mr. LaRoque. Witness my official signature and movie adtrcsS' £-as the envy of all seal this the 9th day of April, A. 13. the fctrhriri the hhuse. Quite a nice Mrs, J. McDougal 1918. little amounPWas’ .realized on the (seal) E. A. Douglass, pla/. ! -■ •' * Mias Annie Lee's many, frlendl are' > <■ ;»'d i____ ., Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., ellghtcd to see her out after hef •I* f •Florida. ‘ Wcma Graves recent indbponitibn. <■ * ;• 1 *■ ___:-------- - * By V. E. Douglass, D. C. r 6G-Tucs,6tc Mfs. EugCnc Houmillat entertain­ Mra. Norma McLaughlin ed the Spendthrifts Friday afternoon * 11 ‘ T very delightfully in -honor of Mrs. Dr. Hobson's msny friends are Sherman Melville Lloyd. The prize, glad to see bint out again after hia a box of itatfonery was won by Mrs. recent lllmu. ' A!rR. .Wallace. Tho guest of honor, MV/ Hoy J was also presented’ with ‘ Mrs. E. A. Douglass a box. Mhi.; Rotjmlllat’s guests wore to Dig Potatoeg Mhl:1 'LloV«r 'Mrs'.’" Wallace, 'M rs. ' Vjrgll Leo Smith,- who ia stntlJned lloUshol*IeV;'’ ;'Mr>; ■\V. L. Morgan, at Hastings, Florida at Camp Johnston i^ at home on a Mrs. W: C.‘ Hill and Miss Poachea furlough. Lcffler..r “ ’" ' v ' " " ’ dh * ^ ^ . *• . . ’ - * fb ■■ - , Rosamond Radford HaslIngH Farm Labor Bureau A.1B. Connelly • HASTINGS. FLORIDA ,E. P; Morso returned Friday froth' Will you ptense let Mrs. Lake] business trip to New York. know or phone 224 if you have’ nny rontnbljtions for ihc ‘Tountry Zetg Davison Sioro.” We all have latnpA, pic­ tures nnd dishes we are notf'iwing I w J. R. Hayden has returned from a and the ladles are asking for all of trip to Virginia, thuse. They would a l p . he very glad to have eggs, chickens nnd vrg Mabel Lee etahlcs. •* • V. • . - •-------------------------. . Bible CiaNS Eatcrlnlns * ■ ^Loat night witnessed one of the Mies .Natalie Moffett of I’enxacoja bf'vt monthly business meetings in Bcuulify tho honie arjd 'yard and Miss- Agnes Edwards of Lluytls the history of the. Wesley Brotherwith a concrete ltdwep-;-yase who havo-been spending the winter mod Class of the Methodist church llkp this. -V with Mrs. P. F: Whltqer will return when over thirty members and to thejr homes when school, cjosea, guests*'gathered at the church for an Away with tho old style tuba. for a visit of. a fc«c..weck5 before go­ evening of. business and pleasure. We transplant if you wish. ing to„ Tallahassee where they -will The entertainment committee of attend summer school. ‘ i Drop Us a card . the class consisting of Mr. E. T, Voodruff,, F .: P. Foster nnd, B. *A. K. S. JOHNSON & Jouglass had tho social part of th# J.!H. Cowan ^ .!*/; •' ---------meeting in charge and’ tho commlt- y- . ' Box. 1573 . , \ lltrs.'IL. A.- Newrtian’ will entertain lec'certainly did their work welL with ‘ a bridge luncheon today in honor o f‘ Mri.’ Keelor and Mrs. Bell. Mf*. -. Newman's guests are Mrs. Keelor, Mrs. Bell," Mrs. Watson, Mra. Bishop, Mrs. Henry Dickins. Mrs. Thrasher and Mrs. Puleston. i , •« r HAPPENINGS "OF INTEREST IN AND ' ' AROUND SANFORD • “ 10,000 Men and Women Wanted Good Wages; Season Starti Apr. 8 Mrs. Grace Williams' f — " . “Mr. and Mra. R. B._ Chapman, Mr. ‘and Mra. Sage and Mra, E. L. Day,-who -went’-up^ ta-Jacksonville Inirtie Days’ boat, "Francis S." to mjot Mr, Day are cxpectedshome to­ morrow. « * •’ .y _________ t Mtss Margaret Davis ' “9----- 9* . Mra. J. L. Fineberg and K Hosrdman of Orlando were guests of Mrs.- J. N. Robaon Friday Thay-both expect to attend the So­ ciety Circus in Sanford this week. . Elisabeth Stafford i* ** * i i, - Mra. May Dickins, who has’ boon spcpdlnf the winter in Jacksonville with friends will return tomorrow to ■pend aorae time with Mr. and Mrs. Aj B. Wallace. Mra. R, A. Terheun 'Mr. and Mia. Brumley of Chula o£a "were in 8anford Thursday. *' tMUa Frlkcee fc|ppp*ll'J Liberty Loam Meeting . be open Mr». S.- M. OaUowpy^halrj^A.'of Pr®*1- . T Y * |n(U\ ‘ Mra. Kate Howey, who-has been T HJS year when thertfai*e pb many "cheap" cotton mixed clothes on the mar"ket, you cant^rifford to take n chance, We'lf6 here to see that you donthaveto., Depond on us. We guarantee all-wool fabrics, authentic style and your satis­ faction. * , r .'' Hart SchafTner -fc-M arx clothes are the means by which we Barve. They’re atyllah; that ahowa in the smart sport ault «t the right—they're economy; (that ■hows lifthalontf wear. We’ts 'ready for you when your ready for us. . . �, stock. A carload of cattle uniform in alia and color make a ; better appenrnnee, and will usually hhng a much better price- than, a load of mixed cattle.. well matched team of horsca or span of mules sell*-for a better price than one of broken col- THE GREAT . See the Big Parade Thursday Morning-at Eleven . W ou n d ed Canadian SoilHers w ith T rench .E xhibit and W a r R elics.' The Zimmerman Twins, the greatest kid boxers in the-world. Buckskin Bill, the frontier hero and crack pistol and Rifle Shooter. Melville the marvelous, the greatest aerial artist on the trapeze and flying rings. 20 professional acts. Funny local clowns. Native cattle of’ no particular breeding are from 40 to 60 per cent ■mailer than the improved breeds, due to several causes. - Primarily, they receive little attention. They are left to forage for themselves both winter and summer. If they are unable to dg this they are not wanted. This means tha£ .when 'feed is scarce the initial Is starve to such.an extent that Its gjowth is checked beyond r cover ’ .''TbFnvoid stunting cattle, moanf must be tdken to have feed available when pastur­ age Is short. •■* ' '-,.* . . Letting native cattle rim at, largo and breed at will has a tendency to reduce tho nice. . breeding the fe­ males when too young lias the same effect. , Inbreeding also plays its part. All thest^ things' worfc. together to reduce size,, impair quality and prevent uniformity. . . If tlio Hveatock producer is not'in position . to give* his animals good ctafe and to provide them with plen­ ty of feed at all times, he will probnbly And it more profitable to- con­ tinue to produce nativo unimproved cattle. Purebred livestock must reefivo batter attention than tho. na liven have had in paat years. tho principal atnrchy food of tho meal, one'ahbuld bo careful to uic fruits and- vegetables genefoualy—a custort which Is In accord with the traditions of good housekeepers. - when tho rice Is'soft the water t. poured off from it and Jit is covert with'a cloth andiplaced in a warm psrt/of tha stove .6 that Its ara,Dl will swell. “ Ideas'differ as to what is the best way of cooking rice, but probably the moat generally accepted standard is to have all the grains distinct. When cooked In this way It is often described as "southern style.” ' 'It tiny be prepared as follows: To a quart of rabidly boiling water, con­ taining two level teaspoonfula of salt, a cup of thoroughly’ washed rice is added ao slowly that the boiling Is not stopped. No stirring Is permit­ ted, the rice being kept.frbip Stick­ ing to the kettle by the rapid boiling About 20 minutes' cooking is needed. Tho water poured off from the cooked rice contains a certain amount of food material, principally starch, and thia may be boiled down and used in making soup, it »j|| thicken the sotyi as'would flour. . Combination C r i b ; Play Pen and Bassinet M ost Complete Article ever invented f o r a baby. In Use. Even' M inute of- Babyhood. No more tire ^Mothers. Healthy Happy Babies. Model A Standard Mrs. A. C. Wallaco Mrs. Fred Wnlaman H. C. Waters See the B eau tifu l B attle o f R oses and the H aym akers, F eatu rin g the L ovely SanGirls and Little Tots. L D irection o f the F am ous M adam e S covell. . 3 - N IG H TS - 3 Thursday - Friday - Saturday m m m m m xxxx m Farm ers and Fruit Growers * . V ’ # 4.-^ • * s i Items of Interest for the Man Behind the Plow ("1 . * Tot to Draws Need Moisture High Prices for all foodstuffs em­ phasise the impqrtanco of getting good crop yields this year. Itip that should not be ..overlooked is the nweet potaro. The planting of tlrawn will soon’ be underway and unlcM these - draws grow well the main crop may bo cut short. The ..University of Florida extension divi. sldn urges the importance of usihg much care in cultivating the drawn. zer treatment the same ns th cotton hnd received. There, wore eight plots. , ; • An Average of the yield in bushels per'noro for the two years is: Plot, I w'hich rocoivhd no phosphorus pro­ duced 11)1) bushels; plot 2 which re­ ceived no ammonia produced 190 bu.; plot .‘I which received no potash produced 9.4 bu.; .ploLss, -I, 5, C and. 7 which received complete fertilizers produced 244, 217, 172 and 212 bu., The plant bed should be well wa­ respectively; and plot 8 which re­ tered the night before the slips are ceived n complete fertiliser plus be 'drawn, They should be tnken ground limestone produced 190 bu. from the Idol ne.xt inopiing. and The plot receiving no potash re­ rjAsced in a vessel of water in the ceived the smallest yield. Tho ..rsbuAc. ’ Setting should lw done in largest yield was obtained. on tbo *»Ih* late* nftrrnoon;— The' b'eitr "fn- plot fertilized with sulphate of am­ vtrhlch tho draws arc to bu'set should monia, muriate of potash and acid ho . rilflrty rnqde. . . * t phosphate. ’ Tho draws should be watered after they are set and ft will bo advisable to water them two or three evenings in aorronsion. This applies only to ocnlitirM Which have had an innuf. 'Jlcient supply of moisture. Where Milk Sanitation Necessary tho ground remains moist, it will not th warm, moist weather will ba necessary to supply add!tonal come the usual summer troubles moisture. rni|k., iilluc milk, red or "blood Mm. G. A. Speer Mrs. W. J. Thigpen Sweet Potatoes Need Potash Growers who are counting on Isrgo yields of. sweet potatoes this year may* be disappointed unless they are able to fertilize'their plots ■with some form-of potash. Evidence obtained through experiments at the Unlvwndtyv'hf Florida . e'xperlmctrt Station point the. iVhth of this con­ tention. Home' aWfcet potatoes, can without liberal applications of pot-, ash, .but the yield, will probably bo miik. . Illuo fhilk, red or "bloody milk " bad odor or taste milk that 'will not clabber, slimy milk and sediment In the bottom of milk utensil* are some of the troubles that are prevalent. C. L. Willoughby of Uic univer­ sity of Florida college of apiculture says that these CeyiditfonB are gener- cow. ^Hot.summer weather la capccally unfavorable to liartrtdal devel­ opment. Milk does not keep m well during periods when thunderstorms ere prevalent because of tho «mali. *• A fertiliser test for sweet potatoes warm humid atmosphere ‘ that ac­ •• ’Was begun in 1915 on Isnd that "had companies thorn. used for; s fertiliser lest for , When when undesirable bacteria once ■ss ran* during the previous gain's start,they are persistont and years. The potatoes were hard -to eradicate. Some of them sd in the same .plots and were form apores that will resist boiling, the same ‘ fertiliser treatment end others ere not killed by.tempsr> eene had received. The lend gture below the boiling point; These , fair grade of. high pine Jind. spores sod bacteria get Into the potatoes grown the following small cracks and seams of milk utenfollowed 'cotton, with a fertllf- alls and Infect the fresh milk, m m In case of troublo the milk uten Ails should be. examined for nnj seams or crackjx. that might give protection to or ujlow n lodging place for bacteria. The. battered receptncle or one with.defective seams should he replaced |»y a senmless one, nr at lenst the. rough places should be tilled with solder. There are many utensils on the market now which ive constructed no that there is ftp chance of tho milk com­ ing, in contact with dirty, soatns or corners. .* . [ .• Dii-ect sunlight is a most efficient disinfectant. The csins, ‘ pans and pails should be boiled in a strong lye solution for two or three hours. After boiling rinse die utensils in clean scalding water and place them in the sunlight and fresh air. In stome cases it inny be found neces­ sary to repeat thots thorough process of storilization in order to get rid of the injurious bacterid.* If care Is tnken always to scaled and sun utensils little or no trouble will be exf>erlenred, ** -*r:— v i- Use Rice More Liberally There are few- food materials which servo more purposes than rice. It is used as a breakfast cereal, os a thickening for soups, as a veg­ etable, as an- ingredient of made dishes in which it may appear in combination with’ moat, Ash, eggs, cheese, or vegetables, and sweetened and flavored 4n various' ways as a dessert.,-The University of Florida extension division is advocating that more rico be grown in -the-statc and that it bo substituted wherever pos­ sible (o f wheat in . the diet. Rice, when properly cooked, furn­ ishes the body with an abundaheo ocasily digested starch, and this exf explains why orientals can use it as the "staff of lifo" instead of bread, and w hy'it may be aubatituted for wheat or corn or Oatmeoj aas a breakfast cereal. Many persons* think it als(\Tnay be substituted for potatoes as a mild flavored veget­ able. - The supposition is naturshrsincc a portion of cookcti rlce furnishes tho body with1About the name quantity of -energy producing starch ns a por­ tion of potatoes. Potatoes, however, like mpnj vegetables differ from cere­ al foods in the character and .com­ bination of the mineral matters and acids they contain, which play nn mportant pnrt in nourishing tl • tr * *i »i . i*T11. V New Records The New Records for April* have A m v ed. * Come in and hear them. ■ Full Line of Phonographs and Supplies f ■ 1 ; m w m ■■ ■■ra—xata: •• .« , (Irare ‘Marsh G. W. Venable Improve Native Href Cattle Native Florida cattle make a good foundation on which tn build a beef herd; the other necessities ore good sires and good fbod. Two .succes­ sive cresses on the native stock, .when the animals-aroi properly fed, will make a wonderful change In both* size and quulity. _ A These facts, as stated by John Ml* Scott of tho University of Florida experiment station point tlTb wav tp better ’herds of beef caltio in tho state. Uy good slro h e . does not mean a scrub bull of mixed breed­ ing nor the best bull now in the herd. Get a purebred sire and infuse r.cw blood into tho herd. Good blood improves the quality, and good feed alio plays an important jfpftrt. A combination of tho two .form the leaven in the herd that v^UL'work tho wonderful change. By using scrub sires of. ho partic­ ular breed, or of mixed breeding, there can be no uniformity in the he^d. For instance, If a (Hereford sire be used for*a year or two, an Angus slro tho next year,‘and then a Sorthorn sire, the cattle wil pretent an appearance of patch w'o’fll. There m s jT “ P u b lic o p in io n has madc Certain.-teed a prod u ct o f in te rn a tio n a l' prominence and use, 1/ ^ -- That great force has built up the Certain‘ tent butlnets from noth­ ing, 14 yean ago, to the world's largest roll roofing Industry now, R o o fin g a n d S h in g les In every community under the*sun, Certaia-t/rd Roofing U giving longer and better roofing service, at a lower cott, than other kinds of roofing, ,i Certain-teed edits less to buy, leu |o lay and less to maintain than any other type of roof. It la weatherproof, water proof, spark proof and fir«»rctarding. It cannot rust or corrode. It cannot melt 'under the hottest tud. It is not effected by gates, adds, fumes, smoke, etc. Certain-teed Is established everywhere si the roost advantageous end economical ro°f»., far factories, round houses, •U nion, (w sfsi.w drt. . j . .. m . ' houses, total*, farm buildings, stores, outbuildings, ste. In sblncles. n d by tm n , la At vary popular tar rwAdsness. Ccrtain-tccd Products Corporation Q y fa ffp fe td i ,, P a i^ ^ V a rn M M a — R o o fin g . t �jifril !5TJ r. . * g£S “ T 'i 'i w T ft? = _ mas a* i fa Ike ClrJoll Cearl Seveelk J.dJcLl cir. emit. Be■tael# Coooiy.-llorid*- >■ rkaa>~ eery R. It. Lock* ■ ■. **» . , Cltetlea Ethel U . Locke. To Ethel M. Locke of Axkport, . flu te e| . New fork! 4 U.eppeoriss from an sfldsvit fl od ia the ■bovo cium (hat y e * are a aon-raaMrat of tbo stata of Plorlaa. and a raatdaol of Ark* port la Iko *tate of Now York, and that there ta ao M n o * In the state of Florida, the lervlce of e ’luhpooaa upon whom w e eld bind you. end that you ata ovtr tha age of .iwtniy-one yean, Therefare, yea are hereby reqaired to ap* ! pear Ja Ihe above atjrled reart ead make aaaner le Ihe hilt o! complaint filed atalnat you by If.- R. Loche In tho above ttried . rauao ol tha CoaM Hou.» In San lord, FloeDlrsetor Of Woman** Work For R id Id*. on Movday, tho Sth day of May, 1*10. . Wltaeoe my hand aa rlerk of the abovo . Cross Rtcalvt* Lettsr atVIod court, and tha real ef aald court oa thlr the lliii day -of March, HIS. Fronl Pari* (real) a _ E. A. DLLI0 LASS, Clark of tha Circuit Court. fievrntB Judl- rial Circuit, fcmlaola County, Fla. ,Th* Importance of the work that la Oeorge A. DeCotteo,, . being done by th* women all over Solicitor-rad of .Couaret far Cemptolnaate Ift-Ture-Sle' tho - Southern Division of th« Red ‘Ml FROM THE FRONT y> A Skirt That Is Always Attractive. ’9 *< *■ . # part to complete the dellgn. First, howevor, join the gores a* notched, ' leaving the left aide seam free above the lower large "O'* perforations la front gore, and finish tor a placket Gather the gores at upper edge* be­ tween **T* perforations. Next, .adjust the stay to poaRlda underneath the skirt, with centerfronts and center-backs even. Bring double small "oo** perforation In stay Morons Frtp&nd Specially for Thli Kewipapcr By Pictorial Eerie* [7003 EijZO Attractive Side Closing Jacket l backs and underarm spams even; . bring lower row of rather* • OT*r crossllno of small "o " perforntlSnsjn foundation and stitch gather* lopUtfK lion. Lear* right front frea forward; of center-front, draw the gather* -tq . required sin an<) finish with a stajr. Lap right-front on left with center uagr 74oi ■’ One of f he •smarta t of the. new spring blouses Is this side-clos­ ing model trifh filgh collar, front and bacfc-beloio the belt are In panel effect trl/A braid trimming. ' . This new high necked blouses In most Instance* closo nt tbo sldo and present a very 'smart ' appearance.' Tho model pictured today mny bo made of eatlp and worn with any skirt, or may form part of a twoplrco costume. Tho peplum Is cut away under tho arms forming a pan­ el front and back. Largo patch or Inserted pockets may trim the front. Silk soutacho braid Is stitched upon the lower edges of tho panels for tho decoratlro note. In' medium alio iho blouso requires 4ty yards 36-Inch material, with yard 3<Mnch’ lining. Thq foundation Is mado by closing the underarm and shoulder scams, thon hemming tho front. Then tako the Jacket and closo underarm and shoulder seams qotched. Gather front and back along crossline of small “o" perforations and % Inch abovo. Lino of largo “0 " porforatlona Indicates eeriterfront Arrange Jacket oti foun­ dation with centerfronts, centeV ’eZWZ^ms fronts even and finish for closing. When Jacket Is mado In panel ef­ fect,' gather tho extensions of front and back at waistline and tack to lower edge of foundation. Faco’ collar and sow to neck edge u notched, with ccntor-fronU and center-backs eycn (largo "O" perfo­ rations In collar Indicate centro-front and double small ”oq” perforation, center-back): lap right end of collar on left to small "o'* perforations and finish for closing. Iloll collar on small o ""perforations. Next, close sleeve seams ps notched easing In any -fulness between notch­ es at elbow; leavo extensions free. Turn extonslon under on slot perfor­ ations. lap to small “o" perforations and finish fdr closing.' Turn hem at lower edge of.sleovo on small *'o” perforations. Sew In nrtnhnle as notched, with email "o" perforation at shoulder scam casing In any ful­ ness at top between seams, or tho ful­ ness may ho shrunk out. Hold sleeve toward you when basllhg It In arm­ hole. Join 2 pocket sections leaving ed­ ges having email "o" perforation freo. Slash right front of Jacket be­ tween Indicating small "o ’’ perfora­ tions and bind nlaibcd I'dges. Sow pocket >to opening. Adjust boll with center over low­ er raw of gathers. Lap right end of - belt oh Jeff with centerjrsnts oven Jlarge "O" perforation Indicates ccn, ter-front); closo as Illustrated. Instead of tho panel effttet the poplum may continue all the way around tho waistline and bo trimmed with natch pockets . The gathered hanging panel of IMi tktrt glvct It entirely new lines and modlflet'the tiralghti narrow effCc» that will prevail in coming modelt. Sdjy &Practical •; Sft.ome dressJiaKinqf? & Jsssons . , Prepared Specially for Tl}is Newipaper By 'Pictorial Review ' A n Id^al Frock of Velvet. Tho direction* for making the waist are easily followed with the aid of tho construction guide. First, close under-arm and shoulder scams as notched. -Form a tuck creasing on ■lot perforations lu'front and back; •tltch 1 Inch from fold. Plait lower edge placing “T” on. corresponding imatl "o’* perforation's and tack; then bring tho single large' ” 0’r perf>\. ___foration,-at Towar odgo over Urn plaitI* i* * " PP?1 f|S*t tha * Jtn<l air - .* /ta Skats nearest tha-front And 4a tadr. Gather I amt 2 Inches abovo lower ed^e.. Ad­ just stay over the gathers, contsrbacks and front edges even; firing small/o." perforation In stay .to un­ derarm aeatni large ”0" perforation* Indicate ccnter-fronL Turn hem'- In front at notches. Noxt, face tho collar and sew to neck edge, center-backs and- largo "0" porforatlona ovon. After sewing on the collar tako tho aleeve and close scam aa notched. Gather between T perforations. Turn sleeveband under on aldrfcflfr foratlons, lap to small "o" perfora­ tions, finish for closing. Sew to slssvo as notched; bring amsll "o'* perfora­ tion to seam of sleeve and opening In sleeveband to single largo **0" per­ foration In sleeve. Close scam of cuff II from notch to smair**o’' perfora­ tion, finish edges above perforation and below notch for dosing. How to Charming frock <n amethyst velvet aleevohand as notched. 8ew In arm­ *>lth front-closing-- valst and tide- hole as described far plain _strove. clotlng tktrt. The deep cuffs are of Then slash tho skirl to left of cen­ Self-material, tut the turn-overt on ter-front along double small '"oo" <Ac collar may be of crepe Georgette. perforations; finish for » placket. notched,. Rich because, of Us extreme stm- Join the gore* “as .n0l“ ~ * ’ 'form V™ Pllclty i7 this costume ln ams|hysf . *»«»«*-• «« front *nd-back gore* and TelvAt n lit rlm toi At o ftttach tO WftllL velvet. Thao The w waist closes at th the If desired tha waist may he .trim­ front, but the skirt Is plaited and doses at the left side.front under a med at ihe front with a plastron and PlalL, Deep'duffs o f self-material .the skirt with pockets, though, the finish tho gathered sleeves. If pre- dress |s quite .as effective without , ferred, the neck*may be flnin)a»d Id them. One decoration calls for ano­ open effect or with k high- dose coB ther, so If the plastron and pocket* l*r with' a turn-over1of white crepe are used, jhfr Ipgtcal trimming for Oeorgette. In medlum slxe.tbe modal them Is narrow silk soutacho braid, •Ulched along the edges. ; > ;* •requires C yards M-lffeb materlaL XUBC -XXX. w r* i Pictorial Review Co*turn* N o . 7*11- B I s m , 14 to » /• « * • P r le ^ 10 ckttt* m . edges of skirt and stay together and finish for closing. Btltch upper edgsa of skirt and stay together. * For front ‘ panels and shorter lengths see cutting direction*. Turn hems at sldd edge* of panels on small " r perforations. Gather panels at uppor edges between "T** perfora­ tions. Adjust panel! on skirt with upper edges center-fronts and centerbacks even; brlijg the uppegsldo ed­ ges of panels togother over the slpgle ■malt "o'' perforations In stay and bring tho large "O'* perforation at upper edgo of side panol to double small "oo” perforation In stay. Large ’|0'’ perforations in side penal Indi­ cate front. Draw gathers In left aid* panel beyond tho large “O’* perfor­ ation to tho required slto and stitch tape underneath gather*; finish for* iloslng. Adjust tho pocket on side panel with lower and sldo edgwt'eren and slllclt- theso ctlges to’ position. The pocket may bo trimmed with braid or embroidery. Next., adjust tho bolt to position with upper edge of belt a little above the top of the skirt and; IF desired, close at the left side front. Panelled and Skilfully Draped. ______ ^ m Notice of Application for Tat Deqd Da dev N olle* • of rhaater t i l l . U n a ef Florida Nolle# It by^ylvru that F, i L^Chrd- mmm.sS SSSs than In th* following not* of thanks ^.. . . ___ ____ ^ __ Which waa received /a few days agq by Mr*. John Vf. Grant, Director of the Department of Woman’a Work «1 <»«d »aid cei«iOr*to l* my * « « . and haa '» -mado api-llratlon (or las deed to Lrue la ae* coruroc* with law. Said rertificate tn ^ror. the foUawtag described property .lu "Xt t, Jtlock*?! Tjef°D, jintord. *Vhe aald !" V 0;Austin, U,:£ ?:,u;on tnide chief of; the Red Croes Surgical Dressing* flsrvlce In Paris; 2$ Iluo Plorro-ChiUTon, Paris, Psbruary 2, ltll. To The Chairman. Dear Madam;' Your case of surgical drawings Na 85 ha* Just been opened, and wo want to' thank you most heartily for your help.. We are wildly excited bore over the arrival of the first Frcfnt'Parcels and the first Standard Dressings. They are not yet In our stores, but wo know that they Franco. ____ are _ _ _in ____ You can't realise what this mraria to ua. for wo have waited for SK Hannah Hoc*u. BO 100k. and If you are looking for a skirt that will always cause passers-by to turn around for a second look, you could not do better than select this model In.dark blue broadcloth with gather­ ed hanging front panel and turnedback sldo panels. Thorn Is a wide crush belt of self-material which cldsea at tha sldo front*To repro­ duce the model In -medium alxo'roquires 2$, yards 44 Inch material. A simple construction guldo Is of great assistance to tho -homo dress­ maker in tho development- of tho skirt, for It shows just how each sec­ tion Is added to Its corresponding Pictorial Review Skirl Nu. 7565. Slxca, 24 to 34 Inches waist. Price, M oonla. ,. •, an xiou sly. r rrertificate .:' ttolara aald .hall be redeemed affording le law taa deed wiU huue thyeoa 4a the Sth Ayr ef April, A. D, WUnree my offl^W ■it lt i a»d (th! thla “ ISIS. the 6th day ol March CLASS, l.sal) r Clerk Clrrult Court Seminole CeJ Fla, Ity V, M.....P ou ila u0, >. c» ........... 3 S*-T u eu tic In Clrcalt C eo.l. Hetanlh Jadirlat Circa fa and far Nominate Caanly Fle.tdn la C bm rerr . ., Itrnn C. H om rd tty her boibaod end next ((lend W, II. Howard vo. IUI to* Alary Porter D.nVouxhn, Ro*a q u iet I'olhlll. Carl L DeVauahn. Marrh •Title m Ri-Uevapihn. Oil# li.lieVeiiihn. {j,?; S V o t. ^ MoVaa^A. w it Ini U t t o n and — ------ teawton. Oo ahead and send us plenty B o n aO.wotd, ^ R t. E -u**-Jfawetd ead hi* wile. Alary . I.ciul*. Cordially yours, Horner, unmxrrled, Al. E. Flet­ OBRTRUDB AUSTIN, cher*'aod — ‘----- Ftetrher, h«f hu.band. Jao. F. Horner a n d -------Chief of Service. hi*.wife. Wm. II. Horner That the Southern Division Is doing ■Hurner, nd —— • llorner, h i. Wile, and ita part In shipping theso arUcIss to ibr unknown hrtr* of Altry I’orEuropo Is shown in th# roports of tbo «*r *»•Vaughn (JfTl division warehouse In Atlanta which , X “' ,rf,.v; U|ho': give a detailed statement of All work uu,n V:. AUcrud.r, j.m*. w. dono during tho weok. Not Infrequent- j-111*. Thn,. w. Minn, At. J. ly an many aa aOO.OOO artlclea are shiphi1 , pod for oyport in a single weok. In ad- n.**i<t *mi-------iNwaht, M. wit# dltlon to all of tbo work of lnepocttng, M»ry A. iiorn.r. Mary l.oui» cutting out find packing,, which la .Qrn” -|r>cb*'f. hn hushapd*Js. K. done at the warrhouiie, and to iht iinrnrrBmi-------liornrr. hl» boxes which aro shipped to tho can- Hoinrr, hi. ,1-wit*, lloraar and------tonmenta iu this countryOldaraf Pabdra<l»a * 1 Tho skirt that li both panelled and skilfully draped has first call among tho models fdr dressy wear, tho se­ verely ntralght designs being left for tuoro. general uie. Horo Is pictured n fuur-plcoo skirt with high waist-, line, tha plaits at tha top forming a l|ra|KM| effect nt the sides, whlln thn front hangs tn panol effect- It lends Itself splendidly to development In broadcloth or satin. Medium slxo requires 3?i yprds 54 Inch broadcloth or 0*4 yardh 38-lnch satin. Caro-must bo uaed In arranging tho >. pattern of the skirt on the material 1 to avoid wasto and Insure perfection of’ flt and hang. First fold-the tnaJerlal In half and placa'tlio sldo goro with Jarge "O’* porforatlona "on a IfOgthWIso thread. Tho tinder sldo. gork fa* arranged to tho right of th« aide 'gore, but also-with largo "O’* Perforations along' tho longthwlse - thread of. tha‘goods. . 1 ..Now, take the romalntng material . aitil fold U so U>at the selvage ’edges will meet In the cohter of a plain >-Width of goods, a.jihown In tho cut­ ting guldo. ;-riaoo tho front and tho' back gores along tho lengthwise fold, iv to.mnko theso sections,seamless. For. shorter sldo gpco, cut off from A* , lower edges of gortf and ixnder sldo gore tho desired amount, brfont plac­ ing the pattern on-tho material. 81nce many sktAs are being devel­ Combining plalti and the fashion-1 oped In tbo soft, pliable qualities of able panel effect at Ihe front, this velvet, this design mny be carried skirt it unutually amorf In toft mate- oul In panne or mlrrolr. It Is corrldU. . ulfily.a moat efTectlvo modeL »-»cns e* 6* eunMxneu. tarrnrfc.c r» r * T 4 0 P A » » i A w 1 f l Pictorial Review Blouse No. 1641. S Los, 14 to year.. ..... . -- ■•'v"*Skirt No. 7400. Sixes, 14 to 20 yea .nr. .Trice, 20 reniiT . • Cross In the > ay of knitting, of surgi­ cal dressings and of hospital garment* has been stressed many tUnea, but it r— • Jnmf. 1 K n | , « I# * \ r i r r 0 V ' /rKw'toat uaUK \ 1 \1 m1 -m ll I l. - . J m’ L ' • JL WILD EXCITEMENT OVER RECEIPT.OF SURGICAL r DRESSINGS RED CROSS MADE OFFICIAL WAR FILM DISTRIBUTOR To Mary I’ cr'vr I>#Vn6(hn, IIdis Polhl Call I.. PrVauihn, March H. UvVautBh, Ol la II. IlpVaushn, Laura K, Alskrudsrv Jamra W. t.llly, Tho*. W. Atorsn. A. Waring I. aam n a n d ---------- r — I jw lo n , hi. wlfa, E. 1. II, n a ld . a n d ------------ -------------- Oawald, hIn wltr. M iry lloul.* ltorhrr, unmarrlrd. At. E. F’lalchar an d -------Mrtrhrr, hrr huihand. Ja*. F, liurn.r a n d ------------ Hornar, hit w|fa, Wm. II. Ilurnrr > n d ---------- Horntr, hi. wlta. and tha unknawn halt, of Alary 1' ortar Tho Amertcsn Ited Cross has been 11aVaughn ltn.a 1‘olhlll, Carl L DaVaugha, designated by the government as Iho MArrh H. DrVaughn, (HI. 11. DaVaughn, E. Magrudar. Jamra W. t.llly, Toes. offlrlnl nnd exclusive distributor of Ihe' Laura W. Moran. At. J. Lawton, A. Waring LawUnited Ktnles official war pictures— Ion a n d --------- L a a 'o n . hi* wlta, ILL. both motion pictures and sterroptlcon Oawald a n d --------- Oawald. hl» wlta. Alary llornar. Alary Loulta llcfn .r- M. E, slides—and .likewise the sole distribu­ A Klatrhrr and ---------- Klclchtr, bar hu.band. tor In this' country of nil official Jama. F. llornar and — — llornar, hla — — —• French war pictures hereafter releas­ wlla a n d 'W m . 11. Itnrnar .and ‘ . ... ed except Ihoso pictures which are llornar, bl» w ilr., It apprara from lha .w orn ’ blit f t ro*Vdistributed through the news wrok- plaint Wad In tha abevS aqllllad rau.a, Ihfcl HeSy ., ., ma HI.. r Mary 1‘ ort.r DaVaaSh* ■ lha U-Ifirt, datandania. In Jhe Houthepx, Division, comprising •Georgia, F ly id a , the two Carollnas and T e n n e s s e e ,tljt* Bureau of rubll c ity w ill handle th ese pictures and all requests for sam e, w h e th e r hy chairters o r b y motion picture theater*. m ust be tnado to the publicity director, ltowa. poih'Ui.carl. L. l"' is ■ DaVausha, Mareh > . ? ' ? & if ru<tU,. h.r huab.sd <j„. y. Horprr a id ---------Itiroar, hi. w lftn, and. Wm. H. Hororr and ---- -- Horn.r, . nr hi. Wifr.'Halm .offli In Intrrrat Ip lha following rianu ni rha iiir J,',tr|i,,d ,__— ...,u -r Thereraro already on hand iibuu m Uir proparty lha county of u Ham- ‘ natlonal headquarters In Washlngfon i„„i, , n,i im , 0f Florida, dnrdbad aa tha . five motion picture films, two multiple north-*#* <iu«rt»r ol tha narthwr*l q u a n ta , ftftaan roeTand three single re,l pictures, n n d - ? t n * w.action aouth. rang* whlrh \iUtV-o"a""nf] “ two sets of sterroptictm stereoptictill slides whlrh ) aa*l. and1 * lot lour it) ol Tt _ Cif-hlng'i .... _ a iddjtlan to tha town ol O vl.do, L. may he had In cither black hnd wbtl* F and t.rglnnlng at lha no.thaa.l -Orp.r pi thtv or In colors. The Southern division aoulhwa-l q u a i lu .o l lha aoblkvi.l quaftaa .. has Just plneed - an outer , for then* uf arctlun Allaan (16), -town.hlp twrniy-ona films and slides, and an -finon as the; CJt) south, ran t. th|rly-oo» <4l) raaf, ran, aavaa and aavan buodradtha (T.*T) .arrive In Atlahta they wlll*bo offeree Rrat lain*, adulh **Y*n and .avsh-hundrrdthato (Jhapters throughout tho division al (7.0T) chalna. qaat aavan and aavaa-buoilradlb. IT 07) shaiqa.-north aavan and aavao»' k sniall rental. . * u n d i-d lh . iT.tH) chain, to htglonlng, tan— * These pictures show various scene* h•alnlng 6 arra* mora or l.aa, anil a.a ra.Land activities In Fra net* and elsewhere lUela. oi atata. and aountla* olh.r than lha, In Europe, nnd should be most Inter- Mala o f Florida, that their placa ol rraldanf# 1. unknown 'to h-r, and Jbata L 1 . J u p a " 'eating to tho peoplo of the. United In -th r atari of. Florida tka *-r»lr» > WW*jhStales. Some of them picture ufagric- I'ocqa upon whom would hind .aid dalaed*.; tlvltles nnd.u’ hers the work of’ the pnla, and lha* lha aald dafandgnla art ... , o .r r th* (|* of tw tnty-on* (31) y ta n . ltml Cross In Europe. II further appear* that tb.ra sra e t h .r - ' • 'iThe United Plains official .pictures rraona 1ot.re.l-d d(i th* .kid .properly are taken by thu HUrnal Corps, Photo­ > ho** nam* or namta ate unLnowa Id her, ........ .... United _______ _____ _ ar* hate* heir* .'de.Laaa. .'d-.U ea*. gfsslea*. grssle**. or othe graphic division, or the Htntps »hn i Army. The If ,' frl.olal pM,ur*i E -DaVaughn, ik t M .. OTe taken it by the cinematographic and xtarch S. DaVaughn. oiu ''U. French Laura E. AlatrudiF, Jagias W. Lilly, Than. Photographic Division of the •«I..XoBW 1 l m ' ’ ” — . ■"- - W. Moras. At. J. Lawloh, A. Warlna LawArffiy. ton and — *— Lawton, hla wlta, E. I* Oar*ont ao*t wald and — A. Horner, Mary Lnuf.e lUroer, s i rr,B ’ Flateher .................................. aad — —— yielrber, her hu.bandt McAvoy Gets an Exemption. iC y*dwf,A>f.ilJ Jj5ki.W’XfWO WA* iSCuNlflAIL Jaa. V. llorner a n d ---------- Horner, hu wlla, Catcher James McAvoy will be with and Wm. Jl. Tlorm t knd ——— Horasr. Ms i Wlla.. Wh«»* nkota* and . l**,d«nea« pea- « » • 1 Hrtnrtal Rerloir,Sklrt-N6. TOfc' BlttS* H tO *4 JO -. ■ the'Athletic* thin year- pftrT.pll. ItU Iknowa. . ' 0 Yog ara Ihertlora orderSd to appear tn eenta •' — . ’ *" J was .drafted hnd onlcrod to nn army thla bill on Monday, th* Ctb day of May. camp, but a. brolln-r, who wna left a* ,A. D. ISIS, tha aama being a rata day ol support of their-mother, beenmo In­ tfila court. . . For the Tailor-Made Girl. ll I* further ordered that thla notleo bo valided and so tho catcher was grant­ utill.hed loe twetva eoaaaeulleo waaha In Jus * convertible collar. The'back of. ed ouuupjloh. b* Hanford Herald, a naw.paper publlahad : T ------- --- ------tha blouso extends over., the shoal'*' In Hemlnole rouaty. . 1v ___________ tiers and la Joined to lha gathered Wltneae E. A. DoagltM, Clerk ol sal*Clrrult Court, and lha seal thereof thla t6th front*. Tho oao-plcco sleeve* . aro day of January, A. II. ISIS. gathered to cuffs which aro rfillad '■ iteal) E A. DUUOLABH, ClafW, LEGAL ADVERTISING Itobln.nn A Heardall back. la medium tiro the rwralat ro- r Holleltor* far Coraplalaant. qulros 2 Vi yards 3ft-lncb material. 46-Tuea-ISta Nalka of Applltalloa far Ta. Da** I’ndat To properly cut the waist, first i* — ....... i i. ii N r r D a a a al Chaplar U SX Lawn af Flaitaka Iho material and fold It In hale t l. ■ r Place on tha cutting .tablo or any Notice ir-Lcrshy.glvrn that O. Ol llrysnt purrha*ar al parUflcgln. No. ISTLil.lril smooth surface and lay*tha front into lha Si h" <l»y of*TNov«nrt—r. A. I). 1891 haa position first, aa shown In the cut­ filed raid, cwtirtcale In’ ray olDc* and ha* ting guide, the large "O" perfora­ ■anas application for las d.ad to laau* In aa.To get corbon copies roriisDra with law, Halil rorllflrata amtions resting On a lengthwlso thread hrara* th*' following'il»«frlb*tl proptrly allof materlaL On tha lengthwise fold* that are not only un- . naiad, in HamlnaV* -raunly, Florida, to-wit: AU (lata 1-ota l.'j. S 4. JO J7, IS, IS, 10 aMmxnsq«(73aL 38. 34 S5."d(, 49, 6D, 6T sod 62) Flat ol „ uRiially sharp and Tu.kawllU. The .aid land being a.iened at lha daty.of Ihnla-usnro of aurh eartlfleaia in beautifully neat, "but th* MraeTof M. E.- Hlrka. tlnW*. aald eartl Mrata^haJILa redeemed areordlng to law tax copies that are really dewd.krtll la.ua thefroB' on th* 2Tth dsy of April. AwIf. .HIS. . . Wlta*** my ofilrUI rignstur* and aaal thla permanentt use ‘ tha 26th day of Atarrb, A. L>. ISIS. (aaal) FL A. IH1II(It, AHR. rlerk circuit Court HemMoIr* Co., ft. Dy V, R. Douriaaa. I), C. c:-Tu*a-Ate to the lower right of the front, th* 7±C \ back is placed. Tho facing Is oppo­ Notice af Aprileatlaa tar T at ,t)rad Under One of the new tailored bloutet site tbs back. If tho front ta trim- » ' Jfeetlai>w S‘ a* Chapter 4SSS, 1^ w* of FloFvtth high clotlng neck. The collar me<T with a Jabot, section Df Indicat­ K otirod* hereby given that If. C. Du lime moy be rolled back with the fronts, ing the Jabot is placed near the fold, pureha**r of T at ( ertlOcslo No. 3SS, dated The 6th day a f' July, A. I). 1994, haa fil.d hotterev, and a jabot added. but ’with large “ O" perforations on , C a rb on P aper Id rarllfieala' ia ray offlre, and bx* mada ipllextion for ta t dead to laauo In accord* a lengthwise thread. Tha cuff come* ■ Imported or domestic, th* new next, with Urge "O I perforation* co with low. Sold rertlfiraU smbraraa a following tfascrlbad proparly sltualsd.la blouse* fashioned open Ullored line* on jp lengthwise thread, then th* mlnbla county, Flarlda, to-wltr Lois 20, are axeeadlngly amort Pari* d*- collar, on the lsngthwlie fotyl and, . r j . **. 11. I t . IS. so. I I . i t S» an<i i, Florida -Load S Col. Co a Add. to llghu to mak* them of satin, foulfinally the sleeve, with Urge " 0 " The aald land being na-. ■ THE lord* silk, stt, while Now York adda : finnan ■ ifcr.ih.t..~ihr.. Of tho Isauancb of »ueh MSSPBti th _ to tha aforamtnHoned matarUU, T^rforatlons on a lengthwise thread. ctrilfitila in llii ____ lha boom of Uahaawo. Unlaao Herald Printing Co. shaU. bo radaamad iceordiag linen, read and Imitation* and many ' *TTi# appearance of tha blouse may said cartifleotao shall ® ba changed enllretrhy rolling hack to law U s daod will loan# tkorooa SB th* Phans I4»' exquisite ehambraya, - The waist plo- the fronts and collar and adding a SANFORD. FLORIDA / . aaal tured huttons high at th* front and Jabot of self material or lace. IhU XU 111 li dky • ofJ illflPi Marc Ao U D.. ISIS. 1V||, •Milt Ae Jv. t . A. noUOLABH, V rk Circuit Court, Bamlaoio C o.,' Pit. KSa Pictorial Review Blonaa .No, Tlfl- Bim, U to « hast. Price, f # Llnchea kU « W .u V. *b. c . . r SB -1 , ' '••* ■ t t. . f >: m ’ K im � 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, April 09, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 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>, April 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/93485185e487a660a41ee2b29745917e.pdf 3697242715800d393ec4feebcc53ae6c PDF Text Text • - rv*.. ' • - ' . [^ P U B L I S H E D ;:. V'. . •------ --r i : . . . . . . . , ~ -________ , '•j • -■**'" , .‘'•. % —r *.A.KfiKZ . .* , ' ’ . i ■ . - • f .v . J r A "A r ; 7 f . '• *t. ^ A\ 1 -•. •. ' 2 . i • J -« . •r ' vl • !("< »% ,.. ON TUESDAYS fJ P I AND FRIDAYS S E M I-W E E K L Y IN T H E H E A R T O F 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 E C T IO N SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 5, 1918 VOLUME « E. T., Hollingsworth of the Florida becomes an advertisement Within it­ F . P. Forster H eads Twenty Metropolis, has bean active through H u ns Placing Big Guns Into . Two Hundred R e d Cross self. Tell your neighbor about the Plenty To Do And Beacham Line Americans Throw Richard H. Edmonds, editor .of * v Workers Boosting • circus and she will tell her’s; and in Four Live W ires That ~ W ants Them To tho Manufacturers' Record of Balti­ that way you wjll J>e the .p^ans of ‘ Huns Back * Say They’ll Win . Circus • W ork more, in getting some definite and Latest news from (he battle front When twenty four growers, busi­ immediate relief. Secretary Kessler ness men, professional men and ship­ of the Jacksonville Chamber of Com­ brings the good tidings that the pers think enough of an organisa­ merce. ia also taking an active inter­ Americans havo thrown back fh a tion to say unanimously that "it est in tho matter and very fortunate­ Huns in their attack on heights of must grow," then something is go­ ly the F.nrida committee that re­ the Meuse and that the French lin e " The ing to happen.. This, was the case in cently w aited'on Regional Director Is making steady advances. the parlor o f..th e Carnes Hotel,* Markham wns headed by D. C. British since retaking Ayette, south Wednesday night> when twenty four Marlowe, secretary of the Sanford of Arras have not resumed their of­ Spcrla Music at Methodist Church live wire members headed by F. P. noard of Trade. Asido from having fensive operations, so far as reportedNext Sunday Forster of the First National Rank a thorough understanding of the by London, hut (he German of* Mr. and'' Mrs. H. 0. Hcaly of met and effected immediate action needs of perishable shippers in Flor­ firial statement says four .attacks Knoxville, Tcnn., who. have spent whereby they propose to bring the ida*,'Mr. Marlowe*!* a railroad man by the entente forces against tho the entire winter in Fort Myers will membership of the Sanford Hoard of of several years', experience in both heights southwest of Morcuil were arrive in the city. Saturday after­ Trade up to the 400 mark by. April traffic -and operating departments. repulsed with heavy losses. Thero noon and will spend some time as. 30th. As chairman of thr organiza­ Equipped with this informntiop he are no reports of fighting except the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Hil. tion committee, F. P. Forsthr im­ was able to convince Mr.' Markham outpost encounters. burn at „the Methodist- parsonage on pressed those present with tho fact that the system of operating was On the French front before Vcr- . Mu'gnolia avenue. • that "The Hoard of Trade as* It badly at fuult nnd the'seriousness of dun and Rheims successful raiding Mrs. Hcaly has' a very’ fine so­ stands today is one x>f Seminole the attention demanded immediate operation* have been carried1 out by prano voice - and Will sing at tho county's greatest assets." He ask­ 'attention. , thu French. The French report very Methodist' church both morning and ed for immediate action; beginning It is reported that a representa­ heavy nrrt)lery engagements north evening on* Sunday. tonight, as he put it, nnd insisted tive of Duval ‘county who wns n of Monfldidier, a sector whirh has that a wider scope of work must he member of Mr. Marlowe’s committee witnessed savage fighting. • Harry Phillip* KnlistN opemd for the Hoard of Trade and was unfortunately not posted us to The Italian front is quiet nnd it Harry Phillips, for many years a showed where.a membership in this- the extent of perishable ..crops In is supposed that the Austrians who commercial .photographer in Sanford organization wns a one hundred per that county -which tended to refute but- recently of St. Augustine has cent investment. Ed. Putnam,. al­ the statement that Duvnl county have gathered un enormous army • joihed Uncle Sam’s forces and will ways reaily with a progressive punch farirters were about to plow up valu­ there are preparing for a drlvq report to Mndison Rarrncks on Wed­ followed Mr. F oster anil outlineil able crops because of Inadequate Southward. 0 Continued had weather in still nesday next for service. "It strikes me that now is the the great g o o d ulready ai'roinplisljed transportation facilities. Accordjng bumpering the Germuns in their of­ time for a rigid enforcement ef our by the organization for the grower to rejiabie. reports there is quite an . He will be played in the air divi­ fensive movfmonts. "The churning laws as regard vagrancy. and stressed the point "that since acreage of perishable crops this sea­ sion of the signal corps ns a pho­ “ I think it is the* duty, nryl the what was good for the farmer wns son in Duvnl epunty, to say nothing shell holi-ji are all hut Impassable tographer nnd his duties will be to nnd detours necessary in making tuke photographs from airplanes patriotic duty of every ollicinl of the of equal good to the merchant nnd of tnnny other counties in the state, Muring, the romlc king ' o'f the showing information for our armies. state anil of the city Mu demand business inuii that these latter'men and this fact wnrrnnts nur taking ag­ their depredations less effective. wheel >kill give performances on the that these laws he put into effert should gladly join the farmers in gressive action 'in awukening the Field Marshal Haig under date* of This is indeed an important work and full force at once. l,;r>.|e t'liut is surely a remedy for their efforts because more money 17. S. Railroad Administration to the 4th* makes the following official as well as dangerous and. Mr. Phil­ the blues. "The men who refuse to work for the farmer meant more /or the the extent that Florida crops may he statement to British headquarters: ' Ilnekskin Rill, crack pistol nnd lips is to he congratulated upon Ills should he put where they have to merchant-.". After other and many moved promptly when .ready fqr After heavy artillery preparation, rille shot will give ‘an exhibition opportunity of serving his country work. The man who has not a job similar enthusiastic 'expressions/ all market and positively .without de­ the enemy l*unrhed a strong attack tpS) <i» wonderful and can well he in this capcity. Harry- has had a at the present time should explain present volunteered their timo and lays |n transportation. this morning otv th*''whole (font be­ .vnst amount of experience in pho­ why he is not working. Every man energetic work toward building* a named “ Old Eagle Eye." . tween the Sommo snd Avre rivers. ,tography nnd will make a good man who refuses to work when he rxuild bigger and stronger Uosrd of Trade. On the rig|it-and'center of the Brits' Presbyterian Church * ‘ Captain Kidd, battle axe and in this rapacity. he at productive-employment is ish linen the attacking German in­ Sunday services: •/, •­ ,* knife thrower, taketf one hack to the Immediate action was taken and little less than a German soldier for t h e . following captarhs and teams fantry were repulsed hut on tho left Sunday school, 9;46 a. m. , days on the plnins when such things The hour for evening service is he. is really helping Germany to fight the weight of. tho assault succeeded Morning worship, 11 L u i ,. ', ' >. were common occurlcnces with the were assigned to begin .work' Thurs­ now seven-thirty by the new linffr- his own country. •. • . • in pressing. bnck -our troops for a Evening worship, 7:30 p_m j/ .­ day morning, .April 4th: early settlers. ■ The Chritian Endeavor' meeting is "Farmer*-, and the mill men and short distance in the neighborhood A' welcome for everybody• ’ V And now comes what every circus ' Three F.ast Side Teams . hehl nt six-thirty. . other operators are having a hard of Hamel ron the anut/rliank of tho . i« incomplete without—the flown, H. K. Squires, captain, assisted by time to get sulliricnt labor wliih in Somme. Early jn the afternoon tho , Wt ni hoy would ever claim to have t*. K. Ward. H. J. Starling and W. the cities null towns we find able­ enemy also attacked nur Ijne west of. !'•' 's u n a real cirtUJs without that feaA. Raynor. Albert and wns completely;-repulsed. bodied mep*' warming the chairs of urn- being in it? That this part of G. C. Chamberlain, captain, with During the last few days there haa the pool rooms and loitering .cn the ' the program will he gootl is assured, Norr’r. Levi*, Harry* B. Lewis aiid beep heavy fighting south of the corners or on the docks. • • ns .the party assisting goes on record op<- other named yesterday. river Lqcf, A ' Canadian cavalry,, "This lime, of all times, is ono as stating that in' all his experience, brigade grtatly distinguished itself . G. F. Smith, captain, with Harry when we hhould hate no idling.- An the amateur clown far surpasses all in marty.? successful actions, both Ward, L‘. A. Hrumley and D. L. idler is a slacker, and If he rannot Ije ' citljers because of his own originality, mounted and dismounted. ' • made tturealize this through patriotic Thrasher. • 41.d in viewing this number- can nny• ?9 i nppeal, the realization should he Two West Sldr Teams The Americans now occupying tho •on*, imagine that the staid and »cgiven him through.the iron hand cf John Melach, captain, with Roy sector of the Meuse heights south of . dml\ irfan you met in the morning the law. .' ••• Sy me,*, C. F. Ilranan and L. 1*. Verdun were successful in repulsing wax now going through those side"I especially urge Ihe officers of Hagan. German infantry who had advnnred splilling comedias in the arena Workers W ill . Visit Every to thoir listening posts and afterward, Ed. Putnam enptnin, with .W . J* for your nmhscmont? Headed By Henck and Entz- the law nnd those in "executive au­ thority In tho cities to at one*? co­ Thigpen, T. I ‘Adams ati’d J. D. made-,' a successful .advnned oh Ger­ Section O f Seminole Mr. Wclton* and Company will minger Longwood Organizes operate Id forcing •idlers to go to llwqd. man lines at a poinl fcoslblc^or .at­ t . . . also he on hand with his trained County * work or falling-that put them on tack because of-the torn tcrralnl* < Board of Trade Auxiliary City Team •' . deers, and os he ,1s constantly adding the otreeta or in the employment of * * * . ) • * The Third Liberty Loan "will* bo F. Pi Forsfer, captain*, With Mayor new features this, nlimher should he It la the •opinion'jof critics, how­ That Scminolo county is coming the city so that (hey may have prop­ Davison, F. W. Mahoney, S. O. officially launched Saturday, April ever, 'thnt .the present gonornl lull .. excellent. .':' * ' • , to the front steadily nnd surely In er nourishment for their fajlurc to Gth, and a campaign selling thestf along-the .entire battle front Is only* H|iinhol«rr and Jimmie Stewart. A"**1'.* Marvelous Melville; the unequal- the way of ce-operatlon for the good help their country.’ * ’ * .. bonds will cover a fqur week period. preparatory (o the Huns g'cU'.tMp-iti-V / ‘ led 'aerial gymnast has a record All of each other is no longer aa un­ Tho teams will make a-.-complctc 'The .first production will -be‘ known readiness'for another-huge/drirdjht'*,' ‘ .’ -hi* own. Performing at a high alti­ certain factor and the. medium of • -• ffcautlfiil Easter Program • * canvass, of-Sanford and vicinity and a »a "babyJ>ond" of the 960 denom­ certain objective points. It is appar* ‘ tude, amid the glaje of an electrical this unity is through their Hoard of ■Easter service* conducted by Rev. will geC together again next Saturday ination. .The President has signed ent that the Germans are not con­ 'background of all colors completes a Trade. • J. P. Hilburn of the Methodist night at 8 o'clock in tho court house the hill nnd the government-.presses tent with tho fruit of their- big most beautiful ..picture. Effective Wednesday, April 3rd, church last Sunday carried- a dis­ and chtfck up their work. They are now ccaaeless in their effort to Harry Rich,, the man that flirt* the Longwood Auxiliary to the Sari- tinctive attraction - Because of the havo been provided with list of produce the~bonds that'in this cam­ drive launched two wceka ago and with death has been see'q. in Sanfbrd ford Hoard ot Trade was organized maintenance of something special at members and every man will he seen. paign wil) bo eagerly sought by the they apparently concede that other before and it is needless to describe and begins operation headed by both the morning and evening ser­ When tho city campaign is finished, American people. ' The hill gives tactics may be pursued in order to. the many dangerous and hair raising E. W. Henck, chairman and C. W. vices. In addition to tho program other county sections will be taken tho secretary of tho treasury author- establish themselves In military feats he performs. Entxminger, secretary andwith tho. of apeclnlly arranged music, tho up. It is the purpose of this com­ ty to ixsue bonds to the- sum of strategy. ' The smallest In stature, hut not following members: T. G. Roebuck, Easter tidings parried into effect by mittee to eventually and .within a 14.600.000. 000, in addition to the Funeral of America* Women the children who were trained for a short while bring tho membership N. McGaughcy, Paris, April 4th.—‘ Funeral services the least (n merit will be/the "H ay J. H. Allen. J. 13.666.000. 000 already authorized by Makers" in a .military drill. . Tho J. N. Searcy, T. I’ . Lewis, J. R. the occasion brought appreciation about the 600 mark and it goes ormer. legislation „aniJ_t.b,7_ratC_or for Mrs. Grlnncl, Mr*. Edward Lan— gracc of-thcse'particlpants combined Searcy and - L. J .' Hartley. Jr.. .This and admiration from the .large con­ without saying that these- live wires interest ia raised from 4 to 4 }( per don and Mrs. Landon’s two daugh­ ‘ with.'the cute little costumes and membership is the.result of the first gregation in attendanco morning and will successd. ters who were killed whllo attending cent. night/ The morning sermon In par­ church Good Friday Was held today ’ properties used make this a moat meeting and Secretary En'txmlnger ticular was ^one of tho masterful The Liberty Loan Campaign for Praises Our Hoard of Trade pirturesqun and pleasing attraction. advises this is only a beginning. Jn the American church. Ambassa­ messages of the Hilbrun brand and Tho following editorial appearing Sanford and Seminole county will he dor Sharpe wan present. * With live, hustling auxiliaries at St. Laurant: the^v.<ii3>ftul trapese produced ns a conclusion the trend in tho Florida,Farmer.and Stockman directed actively by Hon. Forest performer and upside Hl°wn Juggl°r Oviedo, Geneva and Longwood and of thought so* much needed In onr published at Jacksonville carries an ,ak* and all indlcationa point to powerful parent organization at was one of the feature attractions at Call In Finished Mystery present day Uvea. Though a new expression of what others think of enormous sales. Swift and repeated . the Tampa Red Croak Circus and Sanford, it la no wonder that so pastor In Sanford, Rev. Hilburn has Campaigns will he made over the The government secret service the applause won by him there was much ' headway has been made in won'the loyalty and. co-operation of the'Sanford Hoard of Trade and its city nnd country by a number of men are- preparing ato come down, untiring efforts.and achievement*: accomplishing things' heretofore -lost prout of his high' quality. . the large membership and through workers volunteering for this noble hard on all who'have a eopy of the Moving Perishables ' ' *The closing number' will bo the to our county. The full acope of their united effort such programs aa work. Washington reports that 1/ Finished M ystery" in their possea‘ ‘ Rattle of Roses/', a description of the w ork. however Tiaa just begun were rendered Sunday are made pos- . "According to tlje last report we will take ' five hundred thousand a slon unless It l* surrendered at one* had on tho transportation situation which will he published In Tuesday’s and the Herald prodlcta other actlv siblc. ' ‘ ■ •__________ day to shpply tho demand for those to the proper' authorities. Ono of some, progress fs being mado in the (ties that will begin returning to issue of the Herald. buying bonds of tho Third Loan. the members of the association that* matter of carrying out tho tfghcdulc member* aervlce and result* far Be­ ’ Doing Her Bit * A» a whole this will he one of tho haa been Instrumental in . putting yond tho cost ef membership. Above Los Angeles, Cal., April 2.— Ra­ for tho prompt'shipment of veget­ . best attractions over seen in this tlda book out w as. in - the Sentinel .Elder Springs Enclosed ables from Florida north hut' Hpm all the organization, through iU phaels Johanna Aaggie, a Holstein vicinity, and with the little cost, Elder' Springs has been enclosed offlco last evening asking for tho members is for Seminole county at the Napa state hospital has brok­ telegrams a n d . correspondence wo -5 cents and -It being a Red Cross and tho combination of mutual in­ en the world’s record for milk pro­ have seen on the subject, it appears and all those washing to get water, or copy loaned for our Inspection. H*. • hensflt, the crowds., should be enor terest that la Inserted In the work la duction In 30 days, it Is announced that the regional director o f rail see the springs must gtt permission said ho had ‘ received orders to hunt .mom. .Ample seating capacity has cementing what, few broken line* here today by the state board of con­ roads for southern territory atil from Mri, Wheeler rft the Wheeler, them all out snd h»ve them turned been arranged for and precautlsns over to- the govorntnent. . \ *' trol. .Her record was 8,794 pounds, fails to appreciate the seriousness o house. Anyone wanting a drink or • taken in every way to provide for th there were. ."What U I K*«P on? for myaeUT" any picnic . parties wishing \ to use th «isituation and the enormous loss Geneva, - Oviedo', and Sanford ex­ or '1,897 quart* in » month. The ’ the welfare of the public. Tjckets he asked the government reprs have been placed at various stores. tend their beat wiahe* to the new previous tygh figure for 80 days la that will result to the Florida grow tho-aprlnga can gat thla :permission ....................... ’ ______ upon request. War time* have forc­ era If a fast and railabla schedule la said to have been 8,767 pounds. The , Not only to show appreciation of the Longwood. Auxiliary and herewith ed this measure upon Mr. Wheeler not maintained continuously through Y ou will b« arrested at on ce,?' production of the cow a t , current tender thalr full • aupport and co­ ’ hard work on the part-of tbs Various out this spring and the early part o pricee would' total |208. for the end the public should be governed I waa th* reply. All eoplas are being' operation ln,#varything that stands . * committee* but, help in the sals of the summer. 1 ‘ accordingly. • • {called .In by the Attorney general.*r month: ’ ' • for a bigger, batter Semtnoler " * . more, as every'tieiet sold IhadvAnee . With all preliminary work about completed and.all detail* .providedrehearsals arc going on daily -with the local people* whb will have donated Oicir service! for the big event, namely, the . Red Cross Soci­ ety. Circus. Various ‘committees have bent every effort to mike this, one big success, having apared neith­ er time nor labor in this large under‘ taking. To givc'the public.an.idea of the magnitude of this circus the following is a brief description of just what" treat is In store for the large prospective audiences who will he in attendance. The openipg , number, Miss. Columbia,, featured by M rs.' Robert Herndon nnd as­ sisted by the Home Guards in com­ mand of Cnpt. C. II. pingee is a military feature most beautiful in design and execution. Increasing the * already aroused patriotism of our • .fiiuntry. " ' ’ ^The Zimmerman Twins,-champion ' ‘ juvenile boxers itnd wrestlers will .. give an exhibition of boxing nnd u restling. These boys through their .1 ii-nre upd skill havo won the apfrom audiences all over the country, crilirs in their lines having pronounced them to ho the cquoj of nur rbamulons in their performances. helping-, make thliftevcnVa’ success beyond all expectations. Remember tho dates^ April 11th, 12th and 13th, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next Week. The grounds will be the bulkhead facing Lake Monroe. ’ . • . • 4• ' * ‘ There Is work for all and the man who loafs around the various cities now In Florida or in any other state should he put tow ork.- -.There will be work in this county this summer with .the big cotton crop nnd the many other staple crops. Job or jail is the sfogun all over the country and this is the war time slogan. -If there are men’ who persist n loafing at this particular time'they should be put on the streets and made< to work. ‘ . Hon. Ilraxton Heacham, Federal Food Administrator, Florida, is thor­ oughly co-operating with itho Na­ tional authorities in trying to solve the labor problem which is now con­ fronting this country. Mr. Bcncham is making an imperial appeal to the officials of the state to .enforce the vagrancy laws. "I am especially concerned with the fact that Florida is now faring a shortage of luhor and' will continue tii experience difficulty in getting la­ borers to work mills, cultivate tielils, nnd assist in other production. 3rd LIBERTY LONGWOOD HAS LIVE AUXILIARY •j . -' . • '•N . • - SATURDAY • * . . - i I \ i * i i 1i �• •. . . * * • . * ' . . # . • THE SANFORD HERALD and abuse, than tho Improved hog is to be compared with the razorback, or a collie dog with a wolf.. The meat of the goat or kid can­ not be distinguished from mutton or lamb. The skin of the goat has than that many more . of the sheep. In 191G wo Imported over a hundred million pounds of goat skins, largely from * Asia, and used them to make higher priced shoes and gloves. Yhe fine Cashmere shawls, carpets and draperies'of In­ dia and Persia arc made from the hair*of goats. c There are numerous varieties of domesticated goats in foreign coun­ tries with many diversities of hair, .beards and form of horns. Goats are highly prized In Oriental and tropical lands, for-’ their meat, milk and hair, the la tte r‘ being woven Into tho most delicate fabrics. The milk is richer than that of the cow, and equally akrecftblQ to the taste. In Europo it is used extensively by • There ore some ten species of wild invalids *nd weakly liabes and for goats will?, representatives on every continent, usually In the. mountains, making cheese. • . . In Switzerland it has been known being sure1footcdt and noted for en­ durance and ability to ju m p long to give ns high as five quarts u day, distances. Wild goals ‘ are . often a quantity in the year aggregating spoken of as ibexes, some kinds hav­ many times its weight. When cared for it is very docile und affectionate, ing horns .50 or more inches long. becomes a pet for the children and The wild goat of America- is a while variety, wonderfully’ keen und ncis easily trained. Jloys use trained tive, having a home in the high goats to haul their toy wagons aliou ploce» of the Rockies. Hunting it the streets. The writer pf this re­ is an exciting sport. calls seeing a goat attached to a small plow used ina garden, in of a hand pushed Imploment, the animal worked faithfully well in its task and relieved the M ADAM E . . . ' * - “ W ith all . the K children married and v w l l i v i n g in different 'y j j places the Bell Tele-* \ phone is essential to our . happiness. W e can call any of them, day or night, and henr them as well as if they were right here, “ Very often one o f the girls calls me by Long Distance and we have a pleasant visit of five minutes or more. Y o u ’d be surprised to know how little it costs as compared with the joy and satisfaction. • . •• ■ . ““ W hen any of the grandchildren are sick ahd I am called at night, I simply reach for my extension telephone and talk without moving from my bed. Often I can give advice and direction that saves lots, of worry.” . ■•••*" . * ■ .. - -0 i Elder Springs W ater H as a Guaranteed * of 99.98 Per Cent. T. 0 . Charles Distributor .. P H O N E 338 • . Jn answering nn ndVertlscmcnt where no. name is mentioned in the nd, please do not ask Tho Herald for Inlorrqatlon ns to the identity .of tho ndvcrtiscr. Usually wo do not know who. the advertiser i* and if we do we are not allowed to give out this Information. Simply .write a letter and address it as per inatructiona in tho ad. * •- .For Ssle— Porto Rico Ysms sweet For Rent— Rooms nnd hoard, potnto slljis, later on draws. $2.00 $7.6.0 a week. Airs. C. G. Adami, thousand. A. Buckr-Ltmgwood, Flo. 519 Oak avenue. ’ O'l-ltp For Rent—Three oifi Sale— 1000 Ilia new celerj fronting on First -street, F. A. Stone. Eighth and Oak sirahlc offices in city. Se 55-tf good office rooms In sam Yowi II & Speer. W A N TE D For S a le -T e n acres hammock ! land on Cameron avenue, right in ■the heart of the celery della. This farm joins railroad loading station. Three acres cleared. Must he sold to close an estate. If interested write F. J. MrDunnel, Ovvosso, Rhode Islnnd Red eggs for hatch(. $2,00 for fifteen. It. L. Garon. ’ * ' . 54-tf For Sale—A six room house nnd lot. west side Laurel avenue, be­ tween Sixth and Seventh streets. A 10 per cent investment. A. Derby, 97 Washington Avc., Oil City. Pn. 51 - 1fit p Wuntod — Cypress I.andeck Lumber Company Fla.-, stating what you «a for continuous shiptnertt " Wanted—A first dais man understands, raising cotton Apply to P. O. Box 1255. Sanford. HiReferences desired Lost— Maltese Cross N otify.C . F. Haskins. Producing more ■ R for E A D Y -M A D E clothes have provided hundreds o f hours o f extra time for the m en o f this country* ~i; v D r.-S. S. Grccri. and Mr. Geo. P. Wilkibs of Buffalo. N. Y., are right­ ly called ‘.'Sanford’s Pioneer .Tour­ ists." . Everybody in town knows these gentlemen, even ’ the little tots yell across the street "H ello Dr. Green and Mr. Wilkins. They were with us last winter and this season they nre again stopping at the Carnes nnd everyone in Sanford ap­ preciates tlieif presence and loves them for what they are. Out at Oviedo the other night it was indeed gratifying to see the co­ operation the white people of that hustling little city are offering their colored citizens. The Orange Acad­ emy held their school commencement exercises nnd under tho successful management of.th e colored teachers of that institution a fine theme of progressive hearty work was visible and to' buoy up the work and show their help fully sixty white1persons of Oviedo were there with their good will and applause. Messrs. F. P. Forster, E. A. Douglass, Ed. Put- For Salt—Three registered Duroc Furnished house for Hint Wit Jersey boars, five and six months garage or without. 113 Klin Ate. old.- Mrs. Kndor Curlett. Geneva, Iil-2tp Fla. ' ' • 63— tf * •’ - : : •. Tim e is the one thing that is doled out a like to every man. If- you can make a feu extra hours here and there, you arc that mucl ahead. . . . • • -----Ready-made clothes d o i t for you save time,. _ Y ou can con ic in here fitted perfectly in half an-hour at the regardless of your figure. W e make reason for buying such clothes as Hart Schaffndr & Marx make. smart style. You want them because o f their Y ou cant surpass it anywhere. Y ou want them for their ali-wool fabrics, for the fit, for the guarantee o f satis faction. Y ou know before you buy and you are protected Sanford► Shoe & Clothing Co * * ’ • . SO U TH E R N BELL TELEPH O N E COM PANY v Tomato plnnts for sale.—St* c. FOR SALE — 100,000 Pepper Plants. Cheap. Call on or address H. Lcfller, 6.. K. Lucas, Sanford. 62-3tp For Sale—B oot, plants, : For Sale— Porto Rico' Yum potato 100 or $2.00 per thousand .plants In nny quantity. $1.00 per Portin Bros., Wngner, Fla. 1000 f. o. b. Sanford. Mrs. W. II. FOR REN T Byers. Rt. 1. Phone 2203. • G2-8tc • ' -The hom e o f Hart Schaffner TELEGRAPH Purity Furnished Rooms by Day. The Geneva Auxiliary meets Thursday. night, April 4th, at Genevu. President Rehhjnder -and Sec­ retary D ooley’Invite members frofn Sanford nncf Oviedo to attend. So far several from Sanford expect to go out. Both the Geneva and Ovie­ do Auxiliaries are developing into live organizations and many things that have heretofore been dormant are ritfW-being brought to light and put into force. Surely Sgminole county has never, in its history been closer drpwn together for general betterment than’ through the Board of Trade. ■ Every Bell Telephone it a Long Distance Station/ AND ' U All Local Advcrtisementfi Under or M onth — Park avenue Fiji This Heading THREE CENTS a •For Sale—!Ford Touring Car, Do North Park avenue, over I., f; Line For Each Insertion. Mlnlmutp mountable wheels. Good condition ips & Co. drug store Mrs ( Chnruc 25 Cents. h Bargain. Phone G. P. D- Box 9H.'l Hart,' manager. For Sole—A 1910 model Ford touring car, suitnhlu for truck. . No reasonable offer will be" refuesd. Ask Mr. F. I*. Forster of the First P. A. Gordon, Enterprise, Fin. G4-4c ntionpl, what dreams are worth! iyway n dream cost him five dolrs but the Orange Academy of ciedo is the beneficiary und Mr, irster is just a little happier than - was lief ore the dream. \t Y o u r D o o r D aily ADVERTISING FOR SALE SunshinePours Into Our Lives Over theWires W a ter B r o u g h t T o . ATLANTIC HOTEL Seminole -county still has her quota of tourists and many sections in the county heretofore passt d up by these winter visitors jire still en­ joying a liberal patronage. Sanford in particular, has doulded the entry this season ('and all our people are pleased* at results. Sanford must go ahead. This is the tdogun of the real men of fhe town and they are seeing dial I heir ideas are carried out. f)onrd of Trade The Board of Trade i,s in rocelpt cf the following letter from J. ft. Who will Drill the Girls for the "Battle l’ ayne, secretary, Arcadia Commer­ cial. Club: • of Bosci" In the Red Cross Circus P ure, S p a rk lin g Sprin g r CLASSIFIED _ !, ’ .. Dear Sira: •• ~ •** r*r M iaif«U | lib la i> . This Club extcnda a corjll&l Invi­ To iho. P.reoeratle Vot.r* ol Somlnolo C o. j I h .r .b y announc* ray eandldsry lor r*£tation to your Club and citiaena of rr.«nlatW . In Iho n o n Horlds Ifstdstara your city and surrounding country from ^ominol# county, sabjoct to «"• prlmiry to b« held Jun« 4th of fhlfl to visit Carlstrom Field, Aviation yorretlr t i r , and la tlU your confldtratlon of my Day, April 4tli. this being the last qualifications. * .. day that this camp will bo open to j. y.n^K.rTsoN. the public. fu n k L. Woodruff Annonncoo for Lr|lsPasses may bo had at this offjce laloro , Votoro o( Soralno*. Co.t by all who can bo vouched for and T oI tko bee “ • onnounco tbot I sm n candidal* we wish to ask that you give this (or ro*oloctlon to tho hou*o ol roprooontntlvoo Irom Bomlnolo county. Having aarvad Invitation as much publicity as pos­ ou in tbot capacity in tho ooooton ol lSJT loot I ora proptrod to «lva you botlor aacsible in order that as many of your, rlc* In ISIS. I do not know ol nny roooon people as .possible may take advnn- ■why you should not t i n rao n oocond torra, which hn« nlwoyt boon aCeordad oil r»Pto* tage of the chance to visit the field oontatWoo la tho past. I lully appraclata tho high honor pafd mo by alaetlnr rao in in operation. 1918 and I hovo ondtavorod at-alt tlmoi to Yours very truly, look altar Iho Intorooto ol tbo (••r1* , Bomlnolo rounty and tho otnto ol Florida . Arcadia Comidercial Club, I hop# I b i r o not lollod to lulAII your ospoctotloni tnd 1 truot you will too your , J. R. Payne, Secretary. way ■floor to alva- rao a oocond torra. Again SCOVELL % .* ' The Sanford Herald was the fitit paper to take up the fguesition of better transportation for Florida perishables and the Sanford Board of Trade has spcr\L more money and JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA gotten more direct results from coCor. Bay & Hogan. Close to'Everythlng mittees sent to Washington and At-, * One Block froht PostofDco lanta.than nny other organization in the state. However, it is tho policy of both The- Herald and the Board of Trade to boost and help the state wherever nnd • whenever they can and we are proud in actually having N E W W IN D L E HOTJgL Mori1 and accomplished so JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA more we need the idea put into • *’ > - C o m p lrtr, M o d r tb . B rre a n c d . O il i l d * Ro« n force that has been launched by the la Um b r u l mt ritjr. Con f mien I la eVrtjIhlnS. Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, Rend for booklet. W Indie W. Hralth. Prof. "A Greater Florida Association" and through such nn organization, just such mutters as this and many others Singular- to say, th e -g o a t, has that must bo hnndlcd collectively never been properly utilized in Eng­ could be disposed of to n benefit to lish speaking countries. There is no tho entire stnte. reason why it cannot he made use- lieu and and gar- ' Arcadia, Fla., March 30, 1018. Sanford. Board of Trade: A S O U R C E O F M E A T A N D M IL K SUPPLY ’ • • kf« at All Tim**. - • .. Really ffubatantlal peraona In . the world art always calm and SJiItt . M arx clothes �* /vf*' COUNTY A B U N C H O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S F R O M C O R ­ R E S P O N D E N T S —-EV EN TS O F S E M IN O L E C O U N ­ T Y -E F F I C I E N T R E P O R T E R S F O R T H E H E R A L D - .E A S T SANFORD. • (Ira. .M. Ford Dixon of Louisviilo Ky'., will preach at Moore’s 8tatlon church on 8unday evening, April 7, at tha close of Epworth League. Mrs. Dixon Is said to be a speaker of ability anif it Is hoped a full at­ tendance may be preaent. Mrm. B. E. 8quires of Cameron avenue will bp hostess for tne Red Cross 8ewihg meating on each Thurs­ day during April. A son was. born to Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Chandler on Easter Monday and has been given the'name Doria Dunton. * • There will be many friends inter­ ested to know a. daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emory Austin at their home,in town. Mrs. Colson, who has been the charming guest of Mrs. Erneat ia spending the •week with her mother,. Mrs. J. M. Wynn. • A protracted meeting will begin at Ebenexer church Sunday, April 7th, continuing through the week. Ev­ erybody invited to cpme. A few of the neighbors enjoyed a fish fry on Lake Jessup Thursday. J. T. Bunn spent- Sunday with home folks at Barberville. Mrs. Aiidecs waa the guest of Mrs. J. H. Wynn Tuesdsy.. ~ Raymond Mason of Charleston, S. C., Is spending a few weeks with Edwin Humphrey. . Friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lord will be saddened with the news of the death of their little son, R. W., Jr., Thursday morning, April 4 th ^ ittle .R o b e rt was two years old Annie MUbeim, NtlU# Mcfcaenger, Peyton ForUon, Sydney * Kennedy, Tom Urothcnon, Lurllo Jenkins, Margaret Levis, Meritn Hand, Dora' Mae Ogleaby, Lillian Shlnhoi■er,-,Willie Mallcm, A n n f DuBoeo, M ary Bell Allefi. * ’ ;" ‘ Seventh Grade— Charlotte Smith, Helen Hoalc, Sarah Wheeless,' Flor­ ence W itte,- Marie Stamper; Edith Booth,* Emily Lingle, Gladya Wilson, Ollip Vera Gitas on, Margaret Berner, Emily Bailey, Eugene Maaaey, Ed­ ward Rumph, Robert Thrasher, Ralph Woodruff, Herbert Coffee. Virginia Heely, Dcmarlua Musson .Virginia Packard, Roea Milheim, Doria Moore, Virginia Long, Nora Lee Jenkins, Alice McKim. T U B E S , .T IR E S .v 71 ' \ ACCESSORIES SANFORD VULCANIZING WORKS * Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes • economize for you • Phone 67 Sanford, Fla, AUTO T IR E S A N D TUBES * • * . < • * . R E P A IR E D O M E B O D Y once said to_IL. n . No. Tube too Badly Torn for us to Repair. No Tire too Large for us to Re­ pair or Retread. Special Facilities for Retreading and Relining. Don\ Throw Away your Worn Tires—Send them to Us, and have .them made Serviceable, Sixth Grade— Wnilam Wllmott, A Large Stock of Tires, Tubes and Accessories Always on Hand. * Also a Douglas Hunter, Eric Vihlen, Victor Powell, Arnold Martin, John LundNo Glare Headlights, Electric Bulbs and Starting BattWies qulat, Robert Hagan, Robert Den­ ton, Letter Brumley, Maud Carraway, Kittle DuBoee, LeClaire Jones, Eva McAlexander, Mabel Wilkinson, Helen Witte, Nadfnl Scoggan, Made­ line Mallcm, Roeit Lee Oglesby, Nan Paxton, Olive Russell, Frances • Berkeley Blackman *> Rhodes, Emma Spencer, Lois Thorpe Ballard, Billie Moorse, Earl RumWorthington Blackman blcy, Michael RotundoJ Roy DrcaRobert Jenkins, John Wilson, E. K. Wallace Crosby WilllatT ner, Cecil * Ruthcrfdrd, iVedbesduy Foster, Jr. • Henry Lee Locke. OJiovhy.-do the flowers grow*, Fifth Grade—Anna Kanner, Kari Alvin Kendall .■“•Whwvwe are ao sad that they die? Doerncr, George Wilson, Marie- • West Side Primary— Brittain Johnson God In' His wisdom may only know . Third Grade—Georgia Calhoun Joseph Wynn How beautiful tho bond to our Maudei Fprtson, Beth Lossing, Mil­ much social attention during her Chas. S. Lee, army. hearts he ties dred Lumiey, Ruby Middleton, • Gladys Stemper, Edna Sutton, Gil­ Mrs. E. B. Schlatter and young bert Ericson, Joe Mciach, Cecil ZlttPAOLA PERSONALS Hardy Tapary Dush Beans. ‘ son and daughter have arrived at Tho cultivation of tepury beans is rower, Guye Weeks, George PutMrs. A. V. McGuin left March 26 Fourth Grade— Lilly Pitt, Mary their home in Madison, WIs. The something new In the state of Callfor-' for Atlanta, Georgia. Elizabeth Moye, Lilia Mae Smith, Schlattcrs resided fft the Hancock nln. This legume enme up from old Mrs. Cooley is leaving today for Margaret Peters, Claude Russell, . Second Grade—Hattie Lossing, home on I.sko Golden for some time. Mexico und hns been popular. In New the north. • • *’ Fred Weeks, Cornelius Woth, Gladys Eleanor Bolly, Alya Chorpening, Mexico nnd Arizona for years. Ilecnuso Mr. ad Mrs. Ed. Harper and Helen Jinkins, Harriett Rossittcr, of Its hnrdjr tihblt. It Is capable not B. W. Smith -was a visitor in San­ Wynn, Pauline Wallace, Leslie il tsbUtpoons •\ cup ncU«i family o‘f Gpneva were Sunday Moughton, Eva Dudley, VernUrd Blanche Wynn, Lula Mae Wilkes, only of standing extremes of tempera­ ford Sunday. • COTTOLENE \ u upoomk guests at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. -. (malted) • I cup milk Miss Margaret Clark and friends ShaelTcr, Hugh Bruton, Claude -Rob­ John Hudson, Eric Lundquist, Hen­ ture, but doing well under exception­ J. F. McClelland. 7 * . 1 cup graham flour 1 egg motored to Sanford' Tuesday. % son, Louis Hudson, Ruth Green, ry Russell, Mills Lord, Robert Fan­ ally arid conditions..It Is a hardy bush bean with a Idgh nutritive value., * G. C. McDougal has resumed his Kcrmith Hurley, Virginia Jenkins, X C«P whits flour cujArjt fc* " A. V. McGuin is having his home 4 level tcaipoont baking poojei position 'at the A. C. L. Ry. shops Briggs Arrington, Cnrmettn Barber, First Grnde— Mhrthn Fitts, Snlllc • • after some months spent at W ay- grove pruned. * Frank Dutton, Frank Chase, Wil­ Name Mads No Difference. Humphrey, Virginia Pennington, / . The melted ’ COTTOLENE vd Mrs.' It. R. Eldridge spent Tues-, cross, Ga., as foreman* of the nir liam Du Rose. A little miss wns visiting nt n homo (Bolsseet mutt be thoroughly mint Lottie Mitchell, Alma Sutton, Rosa day in Sanford. rooms. Mr. Me »own« to being East Side Primary: Add the well-bratcn egg gradodki Hay, Knthleorf Long, Rosco Wal­ where two elderly women wrere Stop­ It. K. Ivey, Jr., is visiting rela­ homesirk. ' ‘ 1 • pour in the milk, then adJ the tm ping. One lind u nnme easily remem­ Third Grade—Leander Berner, lace, Ernest-Pitt, Elmer Nolan, Jo­ thoroughly sifted together with i, I. D. Hart is at his Okeechobee tives in Orlandtf! Clyde ‘ Humphreys, Clinton Van . seph Prcvntt, Joe Fierst, Jack Peters, bered, but the other hnd an unusual baking powder and salt. Beat rr.um one. Upon being presented to them City form again for some time. • Ness, Arthur Zachary, Algernon Byron Fox. • thoroughly. Bake in hot wcll-grrtai the little girl looked pensive for a mo­ Honor Roll for March Speer. Gertrude Benjamin, Mar­ C. II. Tyler went fishing before gem cupe 25 ininutn in hut uvea. ment, but she quickly solved her dif­ High School: garet Martin, Maggie Lynch, Ca­ breakfast the other morning and ficulty by saying: "How tiro you, DranSenior Class— Alice Vaughn, -Zola milla Pujeston, Sylvia Dresner, Lou­ brought in a 12-pound trout from mu D and Drnntnn More?". Davison, Rosamond Radford, Muriel ise Thrnsher. • * . Lake Silver.* Mr. Tyler presented Second Grade—L. P. ilugun, Jr., trout steaks to several of his friends. Rhodes’, Errel Little, Mnry Belle *— m a k e s delightfully 8ea Coast Sand (Under. Lynch: • John Edward Higgins, Frank Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. G. .C. Chamberlain, Californians say there is no sea Junior • Class—Gladys Dieterich. Harold Hodgdon, Lawrence Schell, lig h t c o o k in g . Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Dictorich and roast sand binder thqt surpnssrs In Katherino Levis, Lola Hutchinson. George Leach, Stephen Shinholscr, effectiveness, Atntnophlln nrennriu, sea the MisHCs Gladys nnd Marian,Die|• Navy •— d el lg h ts 1i gh t purset Helen Peek, Theodore Rungc.Jeme Stoinoff, Donald Dunn. Minnie bent grass. It bus, done more, to hold crich and Mr, and Mrs. I. _D. Mar­ Karl Schultz, Sherman Routh, the shifting dunes of Golden Goto Sophomores— Mildred Huston, Reck, Penie Dandeiaki* Louise tin had a delightful fish fry at Lake Gladys Adams. Ficldm Annie Marie Fellows, Aiice Collier Drown, Oliver' Murrell, Ned park. Son Frnnclsco, thnn any other Golden Easter Sunday. Mr..Cham­ Freshman Class—Gertrude A’ nugh Elder, Clarice Lewis, Ruby Martin, Chittenden, Roy Chittendvn. Ralph ngency. * berlain was the lucky fisherman Mary Helen Morse, Pearl Robson, Roumillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ Freshman Class— Gertrude <JIm /hturalSM*2f landing more thnn two dozen tine cer, Hutfh White, Osoar. Rouse, C. J. Vaughn, Helen Chorpening. Marie Nezzie Stone, Luellu Mahoney, Flos­ Dut Not Quite. At grocers k ta Lawton, James Purvis, William Hart "Father, what Is u glutton?" “A Bragg, .Ruby Hnrt, Mnry Garrison, sie Vickery. ol coovenleet eao ley, Wallace Lipford, W. C, Temple (lutton Is n grown num who can cat' Martini Gnrrison, Velma Venable. First Grnde—Joseph O'Conner, ELDER SPRINGS Forrest Gnjchpl, . Ed. Cameron, almost ns much an u small boy.”—Life. Eleanor Cnmcron, Rmily McMillan, Grammar School: » Horace Sandfrson was called to Lyman Rhker, E. S. Ward, -Robert Margaret Zachary, Helen Rnndnll, Henrietta Edwards, Mnry Lowe the bedside of his father in South. Deane, Tenny Deane, F. F. Roper. Carolina Monday. Mrs. 'Sanderson FVnnccs Dutton, Dorothea Mickey, Huff, Antoinette Shinholser, David , Army • HAVE US B O O K Y O l’ H ORDB John Murrell, Konncth Murrell, to send for your damaged tires insteal Losllo Hill,1Seth Woodruff, Stanley of consigning them to the rrrap Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens. Joe The chances are that w< •an mak» lira B E S T IN TH E LONG R U N fir for p great many mure mil*« of «■ Chittenden. Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ vice. Our vulcanizing proe*--* u vl derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, fust ordinary tire repairing I’ '• P1-*George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ ticnllv tire renewing. if you burn, Albert Fry, James Estridgc, stop In, nhone us. But don’t bujr tn tires until.wc have had a look at j« j George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. old ones. . A. Pattishall, Mcado Fox,, Ingram Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ liams, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, Robert Rohinsom Arthur Dickins,John Lee,' J. AS. tnfford, Andrew Aulin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred M. Reck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. F. Coates, Ernest Gormley,. Walter IUdford, Corbett Hutchinson, Ssm Pevehoust, Harry Carlson, C, E. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Iiarrold Long James Weaver Norman Baker, -Er­ nest C. Morris, Ike . House, T. M. m s® HUH—Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, Lcwtic Oglesby, Denslcr Stafford, T. O. Glllis, Willie O. Goolsby, Hortold ■Holiday,. C. ' R. Pcaboidy, •Robert’ Merriwethcr, Robert Routh, Staf­ ford ‘LeFils, Grover L cFiis,. Paul Dooley, E. L. Mqtt, Frank camp­ bell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ burn, Oscar DuBose,* Edwin L. ■ p * ^ I G H T I N G tires, which hurl their tough Dinkle. ' • ¥7 ( treads nnd sturdy muscular bodies ugainst 7 ” l' the road, nnd battle the rpughest going with Sam J. Pickens, Harry If. New­ phenomenal mileage, nre Goodrich Tested » **! man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. Tires. Y ou foresee splendid service in their goner-. « King, Charles Pricstcr, Robt. O. Wl.raTM s«« tu. ■ ous, masterful size, and they have proved it for CMiHikllitunHMli? ai Weeks, Walfrcd Pierson, Vnnder Perrltte, Adolph Shaw, Barney F, you on the car and on tho road.' Griggs; Harry Miles, Dunean M iF ‘ For Goodrich Test Car Flacta hnvo'brought; back from chell, Druwdy Matthers, Lewis'Col­ which ran the length o f tho continent and the year of ] lins,'Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, Btnnilnrd for tires, the T ested of— . • ’ ! .V William B. Lynch, James II. Lee, J. -* C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal George Hyman John E Hawkins m 3 0 , 1 C l 5 D C Fred Ballard' r n Cal Robert Willie . . Joe Zap! ’ • . • Ralph Geiger . j Harry Geiger . . Actual * road roughing it thus proves tho tiro construction . of Fred Ballard • S1LVERTOWN CORDS, and BLAC K SAFETY T R E A D S ; proves Robert Hill *• • . that tho spiral-wrapped, cable-cord tiro body, and tough black tread Eddie Potter rubber bailie teeth •. tho - • -----H * o f the road. • Raymond McDonald Carl McDonald ‘ Get proven durability and dependability in the tires that mastered Clarence Temple • the roads of America In the 4,178,744 tiro miles, traveled b^ the Test Elder Springs W ater H as a Guaranteed Purity Joe Gperry,• • Car Fleets. ' Get tiro economy 'and satisfaction in America’s William Shepard ... Tested Tires," . ' • o f 99.98 Per Cent Carl Takach ’ • • , : , , , v Buy from Goodrich dealers, located everyw here: Victor M. Greene # • *r 'First Lieut'. Geo. G. Herring T H E B . F. G O O D R IC H R U B B E R C O M P A N Y •* ■ -• * •• a- 4 i *• • Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. Jacksonville Branch: G02' Slain GL., JacirirrlUc, I la. •’ Clarence Matfoney, Homer Wynne,' Walter Mason, Joffh Pexold, Paul P H O N E 388 . •' . 'T i t r e n t a l Petold, Edmond Stowe, Frank Loaf­ & THE CITY OF GOODRICH • A * OHIO iiiiin x iin iiiu iu x iu iu iin ^ a iu iiiiiiiK D iiiiiiiiiix o ^ ing, ArthurLossfng. ' • W-J Harriman— the 'greatest railroad man the world has ever known, “ What’s the secret o f your Success?1’ “ Picking the best man I can find for the jo b and letting him d o the w ork /’ was the answer. T hat’s the right, way to* handle the question, “ W hat’s the best way to econom ize in clothes?’’ . knocked on the^head if it dares to give trouble, and fo rk e d to death If Itd o ce not.-. And from this order of life there will be no appeal, no possi­ bility of any escape. This is what the Hun means when he aays ha in­ tends to impose German Kultur— which ia the German religion—upon .the world. This ia precisely what the world has banded itself together to resist.. " I t will tako every ounce in us; it will try us to the naked soul. Our trial will- not be made less by the earnest'advice and suggestions that we should accept some sort of com­ promise, which means defeat put forward by Hun agents and confedcerates among ui. They are busy that direction already. But- be sure of this: Nothing—nothing we may have t o endure now will weigh one featherweight compared with what we shall must certainly have to suf­ fer if for a n y cause we fail of vic- Job or‘ Jail '%>>' •* Camden. N. J., April l . —TM>y are going-after the idlers in New Jersey. All over the, state the police and the peace • offenders arc planning to round up the indolent * ones Under the Antl-Losflng law recently passed by thejegialature. , ’• Choose the best one£ you can find There will be no distinction. Ho­ boes and millionaires, if they do not work will be put in the same ’ class All arc required to 'put in at least thirty six hours each week at work of some sort. If any one refuses .to obey the law it means a fine of $109, three months in jaii or both. , and let them do the economizing for Patriotic Muffins C ottoJen e Are Biting have the T A C K L E that them arid dan tell you ■ W HERE J U n, rESTEDM k f TIKES P ure, S p a rk lin g Spring •Watef B rou g h t To Y o u r D o o r D aily '• T. O; Charles Distributor W c chose these Hart Schaffner 8c Marx clothes for spring with that in mind. They’re made to economize for you;, the all-wool fabrics, the fine tailoring, good style, and long wear arc the qualities that do it. Plans for carrying out the prpvlaions of the new law were discussed at- a reccent meeting of police of­ ficials and sheriffs from all parts of Now Jersey., Sheriff Corson of Camdrn county said after the conference that idlers, without regard to their station in life will.be seised.and will be allowed one week to go to work or else' face prosecution. ‘ -. Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes Copyright llsrt Schaffner Ac Man late as .March 16. Some potatoes will be shipped by April 1, but the heavier movement will begin about April 20 at Hastings, and even later In othqr parts of the state. . "U p to the. present time tho weather, has been unusually favor­ able. No frosts have occurred dur­ ing the grbwing season and abun­ dant rains have furnished the needed amount of moisture over the greater portion of the potnto belt. "In former years Florida potatoes Over 32,000 Acres Planted have been sbipfxld mostly ift barrels, .< • • Spuds • but (his yepr -the supply of burrels will be inadequate nnd a large part •J^johington,,. D. C., April 4 of the crop will be shipped In 10 and 11-peck sacks, while a fesw sections will use. bushcl crates." cording'to u survey made under di­ rection ,<d Leon M. Estubrook, chief Washington, D. C., April 1.—Sta* of the i>uW>au of crop estimates, U. tistics showing the excellent rendi­ iS. d«fpartjnint of agriculture. * -rT-'-J . 7 \ • tion of the Florida crops this season 1htri-JV an. increase of 69 per cent as rompared with the last two years p’ ^pting of early*. English poare given Ijy the bureau of crop es­ tHii -. in' Florida this year us , com ­ pared with one year ago. The.acre- timates of the United - Stales depart­ ment of-agriculture, as follows: • planted is estimated at 32,730 Item ‘ 1918 1917 1916 acre, .u.4 compared with 19,344 In 1917—an increase of 13,386 acres ort Orange trees cand'n . 85Gq • 84 *hich it is admitted that •"som e" Lime trees, cond’ n... . 81. 38 ' 86 Grapefruit trees,con. 83 ’ -62 .85 potatoes ran bo gpqwn. . . • Pineapple plants, con 20 25 ’ 36 The. detailed estimato by counties Tomatoes, cond'n..... 80 30 70 i* as folio C a b h a g e , v C o n d . ' n . 4-7.+ <416 '•County T918 ‘ 1917 White potatoes, con 92 85 79 Acres ” Acres Spring pasture, -con ' .8'5 75 70 Alachua ..' 210 . 90 Spring plowing, per •; . Bradford .537 * 325 cent done .......... 77 ' 72 -74 Brevard . , 613 . 336 Spring planting, per Ilroaard ■ 225 ' 150 cent done................ 45 40 40 Clay 810 315 Meadows, condi'n..... »80 78 85 Dade 460 455 Will Kennedy in Tampa Times. DeSotu 1,690 1,423 Duval. 275 125 Scalds Galls Herslches Sore* Eacamliia 260 260 Hurls Screw Worms Flagler 3,000 1,270 To make the beat cure. lor such iiilLhuM ugh troubles buy a pint of linseed oil, If Lake you prefer a healing oil, or a pound of hog lard or vaseline if you want a "anat if salve and add a 60c bottle of Farris (Marion Healing Remedy. It simply can't be 'Okeechobee beat by any salve or liniment made, [Orange and see what you got,—a full pint Osceola , for not over 60 cents. ' Fsrris Neal|F»lm Beach ing rRemefjy is sold by us on the Pirtella, . Money Back Plan. L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford. , • 65-FrL4tc . at. Lyctc Seminole Sumter Volu,ia . " ’•Ito n .. Careleaaneaa Reaulta In Failure- ' That ia why we aay "Feed Bi A. Thomaa' Hog Powder according to directiona." DO NOT FEED IT SLOPPY, but mix it with ground feed and molatan with juat enough water to* make a crumbly maaa. Then each hog geta a beneficial dose. See full directiona on package. Your money back If you are net aatlafled. L. Alien Seed Co., Sanford. . 65-Fri-4te ;) *. .Value o f .Happlneaa-^ . . Make persona pappy and there will lot be half ihe n<mrr?ltng or a tenth >art of the wlrkcilucaa there la. , The state commissioner of labor submitted the following plan for tho enforcement of thp law: Whenever an officer of the law sees an idler he .will take him to the nearest police sta­ tion. There the man must fill out a form card, which will indicate the kind of work he ia best suited for. He will then he directed to hunt for work. The card will be turned ovejto one of the public employment of­ fices.' If the man cannot find work the employment bureau will offer him a choice of. Jobs. U he should reject this offer, a specific job will be picked out ifor him. . I f he I till re­ fuses to go to work he will be prose­ cuted.-* «— . Large posters announcing the pro­ visions of the law and providing idlers that it will be enforced will be sent to all sheriffs with instructions to display them prominently. and will contribute to the aanctity of home and motherhood and the strengthening of domestic and na­ tional integrity., *. . Observance of the Itay is to be urged in schools, ‘colleges, churches, fraternal societies, orphanages and prisons.; In recent years, mayors of many cities and towns throughout the United States have issued proc­ Mother’s Day ia May 12th Philadelphia, Pa., April 4.— May lamations calling for general observ­ 12, the second SQnday in .May, is ance of the day. Mother’s Day. , "In honor of the beat mother that ever lived-your mother," waa one of the slogans under which the celebra­ tion of thla day waalinaugurated by Mixft/^Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia, several years ago. The object,, to giving name nnd other personal facts, bring about world wide recognition n o wna a blight boy, 'and rondo no of a specific day as olie for universal mistakes until hs cams tq -the lino emphaala of.the love men and wom­ marked ’'born,” followed ‘by * blank apace. In this Louis wrote downtvory en owe to a good mother, has been neatly the ono word, "yea." *• £ accorded a response from practically every civilized nation. - But this year, Mother’s Day is to Jiave a significance even deeper than formerly. With the assistance of' military and naval authorities In the 9Q United States, with 'the country's ships at sea and commanding her troops abroad, and .with the aid of B H B l-p m n tho Red Cross and. Young Men's Christian Association bfticials, the day is to be one for an interchange of greetings between mothers at home and their boys with the colors. DON’T Write it Your Cuff! Jot it Down in the ... M EM O BOOK By .mcrr* In . foreign service, ‘ it is hoped the day will he partly dovoted 1o letter writing. Congress has made, the day a national flag day. Secretaries Baker and Danlela and General Pershing have endorsed the innovation to be introduced this year on the theory that nothing- stimu­ lates the morale of fighting men’ as letters from home. Honoring mothers or their mem­ ory through some distict set of kind­ ness—a visit, n letter, or the wearing of a white carnation—arc the marks of Mother's Day observance which have been widely adopted in* North and South America, England, Eu­ rope and In Australia. The white carnation has been rec­ ognized as the special flower for The ideal way to make memoranda and carry infor­ mation that you need fre­ quently. • Covers la s t fo r years. Sheets can be obtained anytime, ruled in six styles. Bound in Handsome Dura­ ble Black M orocco, with Red Leather Index that enables you to find what you want in­ stantly. • Sanford, Florida Phone 148 Rudyard K i p l i n g Gives Strong Features of War Saving "Nothing else under heaven mat­ ters today but that the war shall go on to victory," declared Rudyard Kipling in a Speech in advocacy of war savings. "The money wo loan to the government helps to set our land nnd our world free,"'continued Mr. Kipling. "Our security fur our loan is dot only the whole vast British empire but also the whole of civilization which has pooled its re­ sources in men, women and material to curry.on this war to victory.” " Wffaq l v t he personal aspect of the case for you and me? We are fighting for our lives, the lives of every* man, woman untf child here and everywhere else. "W e arg fighting that we may not he herded lnto uctuafslavery' such as the Germans. bgveVfiatabllsbed. by force of.thoir arms in large'parts of Europe.' . ’ * ' "W * ire fighting against eighteen hours a'.day forced *lat>qr under lash or at the'pofnt of the bayonet, with a dog's death and a dog's burial at the end of it. . ' ‘ "W o are fighting that men. women and children may not he tortured, burned and mutilated in the public streets, as has happened in this town and in hundreds of ' others. And wc will go on fighting until tho race who have done these things are in no position to continue*or repeat their offense. ' " I f for any reason whatever we fall short of victory—and thcro is no halfway house between victory and defeat— what happens to us? This. "Every relation, every understand­ ing, every decemcy upon which civi­ lization has been so anxiously built up will ge—will be washed out, be­ cause it. will have been proved un­ able to endure. The whole idea of democracy—which •at bottom ia what the Hun fights against—will be dismissed from men's minds, because it will have been shown incapable of maintaining itself against the Hun. It will die, and It will die discredited, together with every belief and prac­ tice that is Based on it'. "T h e Hun Ideal, the Hun'a rootnotions of. Jlfe wHI take its place throughout the world. Under that dispensation man will become - once more the natural prey, ’ body and goods of his better armed neighbor: Women will be the m(re instrument fdr'contintdng the breed; the vessel of man's lust and man's cruelty: and labor will become a thing t o ‘ ba . i * . , . frame. (Similar design and construction used-by Packard, Locomobile", (bronzo), W inton, S tu tz, Mercer.) Silent clinln drive, instead of noisy gears, for motor shafts. (Used by Packard, W inton, Mercer, Cadillac.) . Annular light-running ball bearings in transmission. (Used by Packard, Pierce-Arrow, Locomobile, W inton, W hite, Stu tz, Mercer, Cadillac, Mormon.) Annular light-running ball bearings in differential. (Used by Packard, Pierce-Arrow, Locomobile, W hite, Stu tz, Mormon.) . Annular light-running ball bearings In rear wheels. (Used by Packard, Locom obile, W hite, S tu tz, Mercer, Mormon.) And scores of other features of design and equipment of equal excellence. " ’ - . • . . ’ . 8 I X S P L E N D ID B O D Y T Y P E S Seven-Pas 3enger Touring Car, S 159S • Four-Passenger R oadster, S I 5 9 5 ' Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $ 1 6 7 5 . Seven-Passenger Sedan, $ 2 2 9 5 Four-Passenger Coupe, $ 2 1 9 5 ‘ ’ ’ Limousine, $ 2 8 9 5 . *C o m e C h o o s e Y o u r C h a n d le r N o w • W . A . S T R IN G F E L. L O W SM• i W- . - . . \ . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . . * . . . CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Cleveland, O. �THE SANFORD HERALD I oca to-neirepapera taking for free publication, and they now want to double tax the newspaper! for it. B. Ji HOLLY, Editor1 iYesterday, - for Instance, we re­ W . NT. HAYNES, Business Manager ceived twenty four mail letters, and P tib lb M KHry T s M fe y sndTriday twelve out of the number were franked. If the members of con­ THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY gress could lust realize that they are H t r o a c m m o N r a i c x in a u v a n c k : hampering their own interests whet\ OWB 1IA9|» MMiilMMMItlMvMlM they atart in on the newspapers, iMMHMIMlMMttMt they nught figure out something dif­ ferent. There Isn't a paper but that la tt« a ir Sr C ant* IW * Twr la has done more than tie* shore to ASrma** w U t f a KUatk The PuMd Gorda U A tr u tt M m I B* M U * *1 Offlra win this war. Herald editor puts the statement very plainly as follows: '"T h e State Press Association will meet next week in DeLand-Dayto'naNew Smyrna.' This editor greatly regrets that he cannot -attend, for . He begs, though, to O C M B E 2 submit a suggestion for the con­ sideration of th* association, viz: • There's nothing "din gy" about that bunch of county guards com­ manded by Captain Dlngee—we sleep safer every night. Latest phone message from Russia indicates that"'the army of General ‘ Poorsho'tsky Ms now resting on arms awaiting for headquarters to say w ho the enemy is. 'A membership in the Sanford Board of Trade is truly a 1 0 0 .per ce n t investment. When the cam­ paign committee rails on you, jqin; w e ll promise you won’ t regret it. Some Christian—the fellow who decorates the a/nen corner regularly ovary Sunday while hla wife ataya home to prepare a red hot dinner for himself and aomc skillet-headed delegate.' » If opr Sammioa and their allies •can't do tho necessary to the kaiser, we herewith tender our services to ■lead a battalion of mother-in-laws against the latter gentleman's strong­ hold and we unhesitatingly guaran­ tee results. . Thp people .of^Semfnole county are KvtUng closer together every ■day «n4--«inro we've begun to do this, aoroc."are surprised to find out how rainy real nice up to date folks they've missed getting acquainted with fur such a long time. The time has come for .filing in­ com e tax returns, so Collector Mack Cathcart probably will not object to the following- formula for computing your income tax burden. It in from the Palestine (Tex.) Herald: "Take your net Income and deduct there1: from 1200 for each -minor child; then add your house number, sub­ tract the number of your automo­ bile, and (livido> the balance by the age of your wife's .rlstcr.” , It is one of th e. ironies* of Fate ih jt Florida, to whose senior senator ■Lhr^farm loan .plan practically owes its existence seems to bo destined to gvt less yood from the system than any other state. Loans, it nppeara, ■are based •entirely o n .‘ the grain ' growing value of the land, no.'other •erripw being considered. Hence, .' ‘-’ \nrids lands that might produce xevrrul hundred doltnrs. worth, of trntdr.-orTi ^ houxamb dollaix' worth-'of citrus fruit per'acre, would only be -considered in the light.of'their grain .yielding capacity, when estimating the amount of a loan to bo made on them. The system doubtless will be of great benefit tp farmers generally, but it doesn’ t seem to promise much to the Florida growers, as theamount the farm loan banks, will ■advance is usually out of ail proport i o t t » t h e vuluo of the land, nnd too small to b e considered.-r-Lakeland Telegram "A dopt a memorial to congress de­ manding the repeal of that outrage­ ous law, which on July" l of this year will impose a double tax on the newspapers and 'put many of the poor weeklies.out of business. Send copies of this memorial to each and every member of the Florida,delega­ tion in congress and urge him to take immediate steps to secure the repeal of that section of the law which imposes such an unjust bur­ den upon the press. Unless it Is re­ pealed the Herald, for one, will re­ fuse to print any. of the matter sent It by publicity agents of the govern­ ment, unless, it is .paid for at full legal advertising rates. "Ev$ry newspaper in the stato has given hundreds of dollars' worth of free advertising to the govern­ ment; and for congress now to strike the newspapers, as the law, If not repealed will do In July, is the bascit ingratitude."—'Lakeland Star. FRAN K HARRIS RETIRES Frank Harris, the Nestcr of Flor­ ida journalism who h'ss been' the editor of the Orala Danner for fifty years has been forced to retire on account of war’s exigencies.. In his parting word ho says: "W e had hoped that we would part with it only upon the 'great divide.' Rut ‘ man proposes; .God disposes.' " Sale of the paper was due to the rail to arms of Coi. Harris''young­ est son, Frank Harris, Jr., for a number of years business manager, and who was depended upon to keep the "bread and butter" line intact. In thi^ respect Qol Harris writes: i , In < "EveryontL kfiows that however beautiful or .forceful the editorial page, of a newspaper may be main­ tained; however: attractively the local and society page may be writ­ ten, whatever circumspection -may be given to other department^ if the ‘ bread and butter* line fs permitted to ’ fall tlown,' to quote the Hassle language Of .Senator Chamberlain, il will soon cense functioning. "Ho with the accumulation and pressure of years, and the loss of the ‘ bread winner' wo are admon­ ished'that he sacrifice we arc called upon to make is u dquble one; it is to give-up. the-'bread winner' and with him-the paper as veil. "Those are our sacrifices." The Danner pupses to S. M. Ltimmis, who has been connected with the oflice for many years,, ij native of Ocala, and who has become. In­ timately nequiunted with the busi­ ness. .t ' . n ‘ A DA&E i n g r a t i t u d e \ Unde Sam is trying to imposo a -Ooublo tax on newspapers to go into -effact July 1st. This will put many axaoll weeklies and dailies out oT busirnm, and it is nothing more ■thao n* Bchemo of ' politician! who •control the big publications to hold « ia m m tr over the men who havo xluov more to further the cause of -democracy than any other .medium. Titer* isn’ t a paper but what- gets froPi five to two dozen franked letters per day from Washington politicians whlah includes advertis­ ing matter of all kinds .with reference ■to different' kinds of war work. Pa!pers have been publishing this mat•ecrt freely and gladly from time to a m d it io n - in s p ir a t io n ; tim e and without tho newspapers th ey would have been up against it , Every act, every accomplishment; •on many’ of these orders issued. whether It be a deed ,of mercy or act of cruelty, haa. for ita parent that ever* burping ember In the aoul of raahklnd—ambltioij! ’AmblCion creatca inspiration and to follot? the trend of history^ from the beginning of-tim e we have found but little When yon buy a E v e ry m a n must know that you cannot LIBERTY BOND carry on any enterprise without m oney. Today onr Country is You are helping at Iwar for its very Yon are backing win, but the TASK is* existence with a pow­ erful enem y. We will " . a GIQAMTICJJ one, and up our Government our Yon are backing Nation NEEDS . M O N E Y ; Lots of it— Billions o f it. . *- r ■ » * ** g , our Bay, In the trenches * W e have the money Yon are protecting You have some of il L e n d -It T o Your Country Vonr own Liberty ind Freedom LIBERTY BONDS NOW You are making i •good business Investment W AKE UP LIBERTY BONDS Hundreds of thousands of the youth and strength of our Country are now in this war and more are to follow. These men are willing to give their lives for their Country; what are you willing to give? . • . . ( ' • • ' - Are you willing to give'up .a few of your pleasures and extravagant habits and economize and put that money into Liberty Bonds? Nothing you can do is of such vital importance right now, as buying Liberty Bonds. 1The very existence of our Country, your Country, depends upon every single one of us, and there is no possible excuse for anyone not buying at least one Bond—for, if you haven't the money to pay down for it, you can buy on the weekly installment payment plan. . You can easily give up a few of your pleasures and extravagant habits and pay for a Liberty Bond. You should do it,—you know you should. ‘ that created, but.lots that developed lacking in inspiration because, of na­ over the failures o r those who took tional mixture he will, as his ghost the initiative. T hese, Iglter shine "beckoners have done before him, fail brighter aiming the lesser lights of in Germanizing the world. Lay aside productiveness, still a few have every reason advanced for bringing achieved. in larger things; while about this war; study the man and otheriL/over-lapping their scope of his lineage And deep down in his moral ^possibilities have only suc­ heart that ever burning ember of ceeded 7n following their predecessors ambition' fired by the inspiration" .of to’ certain ruin. Most of us "ape." to. others gone'before,, .i^‘.(he sole, cause Sticcess — We follow beaten,paths and for this bloody strife. - Like hls;foreonly a few break .nett* grdtir)d to fnthers or Idols ' he too must* fall. things undreamed yf. Co[ttmbu^t, ac­ Clvilizatirtn-, democracy apd jmUre cording, to our history-made a J»ath will 'yet curtimunti;' their place Tffjd all his own as n jllseaycrer and since rujtnfc tjie world in brotherly lovq, his day, ambition has,Iqspried others the- kaisbr will go down'—lost hcause in untold numbers even to the North of hit lust for land and gold. .' In religion, Dilly Sunday's Polo. nmbftion is the Sa.in Jones inspira­ '# tion, while many are dogging tho stops of a Talmago in a universal rollgiafo. Even tho conservatism of \\'esley,is the nmbitlun of» many 1 * * r,' more.*:rrTho. inspiration—o f . Fulton; MB' - --- r x **•*< ‘ •. i Edison and Dell, has fired the ambi­ tion in thousands interested in Invention nnd so on ill every calling wc *co‘ ambition born of inspiration: In this vast war, It must bo con­ >Elizabeth Stafford still leads in ceded, from the history of man, that this interesting contest. However, the-kaiser is only following, through with a large number of-, popular ambition, the inspiration givcn>hlm friendly rivals who are after her by such leaders ns Frederick the laurels and crown, uncertainty as to great, .Ctiosnr, Napoleon nnd Alex­ who wilt be queen still holds tho ander. Following as it were, those boards among the gallants who aro who conquered—all save themselves, wxtgipg the. fight for.thcir ..favorites. the kaiser bmbo‘dics~>'lheirr' various The standing at 11:00 o'clock yester­ faculties and faults and stripping day, the 4th was as follows; sway all noh-eaacntinls, he bares to ....... •.. 1276 tho world traits of tho ghosta, he Elizabeth Stafford May Thrasher ............--------------607 idolises snd It laaaid of hint thatchjw floronco Iftmry .......... 560 library abounds Jn volumes 'telling' Fern Ward k............'. '460 of the deeds done Jnd undone' by Ethel H e f ir y ...x .'? r .,'^ ,...j.^ ..,362 these groat, leaders. He carrieds in Dertha Macey.i...r^’ ?.''.'...v...‘. .... .213 him the desire'for gain inherent in Agncw;pumas‘ i.:.'.:...:............ :. "T67, Frederick' the Great, but faeje* the ■Frances Gonzales____ _........ 160 lattcr’a.intelligence to the ojttcnt pf Muriel Herrold................ — .... 126 knowing ' when ho Is, well off. He Helen Hand.;.....'..............................124 has the bull headed qualities of. Na­ Maud Leach..--.....________________117 poleon but lacks the sagacity and, Irene Tillis. ?(...... 110 skill of that gentleman. He apes' Frances Chappell, ,r; 108 Caesar in so far as leadership of his Dorothy Ramph • ‘. J ............... 108 people is concerned but lacks the Macey,Laing . 102 latter's ability as a stateman -oiJila wicidihg powers to convince other nations oqual in power to his’ own. Ho carries Itr him the world-spirit of Alexander the'Great but has never, Moses Acquires' Yalnable Properly A. II. Moses h u become a Sanford nor never will develop the latter's, spirit and success in a world con­ resident sure enough.- He nnd Mrs. quest. He inherits . directly . the Moses have been making Sanford craftiness and cruelty of Theodoric their homo for a number o f years and ‘can. attribute hia ambition to hut 'not ‘until recently did they bu£ extend, his boundaries to the blood of property with a view, bf becoming that despotic r tiler'. Truly;* ,the Sanford residents.- This week 'M r. kaiser’s ambition ia. ovtr-alatd. but Moses closed a deal for tha Thrasher iu e e n 's -o n test Figure o u t the am ou n t o f m on ey ypu have and can save, and com e in to our bank n ow — R IG H T N O W — and b u y your L ib e r ty Bonds. Rem em ber: ing this m oney.. and yourself. Y ou are n o t giving a w a y or spend­ Y ou are S A V IN G I T fo r your family • . * , < L iberty B onds are th e safest investm ent in the w hole w o rld ;'th e y are b a ck ed b y the entire resources o f the United States, an d they pay y o u interest at .414 Per ce.n t half yearly. lots on the corner of Fifth and Park avenue, one of the most desirable locations in’ the city fronting *lho Park avenue nr\d t C e i u r a l Park and Mr. Mores soya he expects to erect several, f.no dwellings, one for himself and one or two to rent or sell. This, property lias VL‘<V* l'1 liti­ gation for several years and has pass­ ed .into the hands of several ‘ owners but now that it has nil been settled Up it will be Improved and will add greatly* to the appearance of Park avenue and the city generally. The Many friends of Mr. and Mrs. A..IL .Mdses are congratulating ilium upon their purchase. Y ‘ Country Store Committee I l f cprrcction of qrrofs. for the country store committee of the Rerf Ctpfs Circus instead .of, Mrs. Me- .. . Luughlin tho name should lie Mn Henry MeLuulin. The names d Mrs. H. ■F. Whitncr and Mr-- S 0 Chase were unintentionally Mi o! ' The committee is ax follow., • Mrs. Forrest Lake, chairman; 'Mesddmes Humph,. J. S. Witaon, E> nest Krupp,* W. J. Thigpen. Me Lnulihf E. I*: Morse, .Austin Wil­ liams, S. 6 : Chase and II., F. Whit* nor." ^esura. C. M. Mnnd and t)- C Marlowe, nllice boys. ., Sundny at Congregational Churti The enmmunion of the I-urd's huf* pgr will bo observed in the piornlpf The theme for the oyohing (till the queslVon asked Jesus, "L ord , art there few that bo saved?"- WANT ADS W e are m em bers -of this system an d you can secure its benefits ai^d add to its strength • b y becom ing one o f our depositors. - !■ ^ M EM BER < . FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM of Stop in and let us see ju st h ow we can m eet y ou r particular needs. S A N F O R D ,' F L O R ID A �>- ' ' T IV TOE SANTORO HERALD . Asril *, » H * little Hsppealags Mention of •Halters In Brief Ptraonal Items of Interest In am Jt T he Went every school boy and girl in Sanford to ask Postmaster Elder about WSS. Ed. Davis, a-prominent attorney 0f Orlando was a professional visitor •in Sanford yesterday. Ice cream delivered every Sunday in time for your dinner. L. R. Phil­ ips A Co. .** 65-Fri-tf Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Tew are the proud parents of a fine baby boy, born Monday, April 1st. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Physician. First National Bank Bldg., Phone 330-W. 64-tf Mr. and Mrs, John Wilson leave next Wednesday for their.Ohlo_home where they will spend t^e summer. M iu .Johnson, demonstrator, will Be at McCuller’a store all day Sat urday. demonstrating 4'tho different Postum Cereal Ptoducts—salads and puddings mndo from tho^grnpo nuts. Everybody invited. . . 65-ltc Rev. E. Leo Smith, tho biggest Baptist preacher in Orlando was a business visitor In Sanford Wednes­ day. • •Don't forgot to Icavo your orders for icc'cyeim for Sunday dinner at L. R. Philips' drug store Saturday. ; 55-Fri-tf .Mrs. D. C. Shcllhom of St. Louis, Mo., is. the attractive guest of Mr. and' Mrs. Wm. D. Gillen* at their home on Elm avenue.' ; ■ Break your Cold or LcGppe with a few doses of 688.• rl39-26tc Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Marrero and little sons, Frank snd Robert drove over- from!; Orlando yesterday to spend the day in a real city. Get your prescription work done neatly, correctly and _ delivered promptly anywhere In the city. L. It. Philips & Co. do It. . 66-Fri-tf Raymond Alfpn.and S. M. Lloyd are among tho Sanford boys who hive joined Uncle Sam's forces in the quartermaster's department at Camp Johnston. A saloonkeeper named Auguat, who lives in Saskatoon, which goes dry April 1st has hung out an appro priate sign. It reads: “ The first of April will be the list of A ugust."For Wood and heavy hauling see Murrell, or' phonb 378. 48-tf It. tl. Brosslero, business manager of the Orlando Reporter-Star and W. C. Essingon, business manager of the Orlando Sentinel were.here Wednesday enroute' to DeLand for the big meeting of the Florida Press Assuriation. Mm. Schollc Mnines, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Iferby leaver today for Dayton, Ohio, where they V(ill spend the summer. Before re­ turning Mrs. Maine* will visit Cleveland, Toledo and further west­ ern points, L. It. Philips & Co.’s drug store open ;every Sunday—from--. 9:39—to 11:30 a. m. a n d -3:00 to G'f>. m. For prescription,,And medical. purposes. All work' correctly and promptly dum*., Gfe-Fri-tf I Nkstw just comes to Mr. prid Mrs. G. 1, Loucks .that their son, Earl who visited them in Sanford last Christmas has been promoted to ta l Lieutenant in. the G4th Regiment Infantry. He is at present.in com­ mand of Company A of'th a t Regi­ ment and is stationed nt Fort Bliss, HAVE holy YOU '-RECEIVEDGIIOSTT the that Is— HAVE YOU BEEN .CONFIRMED The Apostles who were the Bish­ op* of the .first century, having received their doctrine* und com­ mands from Christ, Immediately upon the Founder's ascension ad­ ministered confirmation to all those who were baptized into the Christian. church. HI.. Peter and John give Conflrmatlon Acts 8:14-17 Halnt Paul glvea Confirmation Acta 19:1-7 . Confirmation la a First Principle of Christianity l -Hebrew* 8:1-3 So' has confirmation been used in the Apostolid church from the beginning and what was com­ manded in the beginning is still continued, being ordered by Christ; " Confirmation is soon to be Given In Roly Cross Church* by, the Bishop. Clxssca how forming for Instruc­ tions.* Come and see the reeftfr. All Easter Music Repeated this Nohdajr (Lew Sunday) April 11th, 11 a. m. 7:Jo p. m. — r r$V • Holy Cress .Welcomes fererjone out City■.<£ Summary of the Floating Small1 - Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers El Paso.* This is a distinction be­ cause it is rare that officers under the rank of captain are placed at the head of a command. While here Christmas Mr. Loucks held the of­ fice of 2nd Lieutenant. Buy a War Saving Stamp. You can get them at the poatoffice, at banks or whenever you ice Post­ master Elder, you will find him with n supply In his pockets and he deems it a pleasaure to sec that you arc supplied. RUB-MY-TISM — Antiseptic Re­ lieves Rheumatism Sprains Neu­ ralgia etc. 39-2Gtc. Mrs. Carrie A. Speer returned last week from a visit td her son, Oscar Speer, who is in the !124th Infantry stationed at Camp Wheeler in-M a­ con, Georgia, and reports Oscsr as being in the best of health and enthusiastic oyer Jiis army* work. Messrs. Ball, Wilkins, Green and Michaels’ went down to Arcadia Wednesday to attend the avaition demonstrations given at the Cariatrom Aviution Field on that date. They returned last night’ full of praiso for the great field and the progressive spirit of Arcadia. H. C. Du Rojo and Judge E. F. -Housholdcr have returned from Jack­ sonville whero they were In stlqndancp at the state Red Cross meeting. Mr. DuBose is campaign director for tRe Red Cross War Fund' to> be launched in May and Judge Housholder is his able publicity secretary and speaker. Expensive Hemstitching Machine Just installed at the millinery shop of Mrs. H. L. Duhart. Ladies of Sanford are invited to call and see this machine in operation. Fourth and Sanford Ave. 13-tf Mr. and Mrs. R. J. 11oily and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes are attend­ ing the meetings of the Florida Press Association at DeLand, Daytona and New -Smyrna this week. The Triangja Cities sre showing . the newspaper men the time of their lives and with a big banquet at DeLsml Wednesday night, one at Day­ tona Thursday night and a shore dinner at New Smyrna today the "l»oya" will have some lime. The Wesley Brotherhood certainly has a welcome for you every Supday at tho Methodist church. They want to see you out. They respect all ‘creeds but -believo in their slngan "others." To those who live a dis­ tance and 'have no way to -attend services or to those infirm who vyoultl like to come “To their class or to church a phone message to Dr,.Phil­ lip*, Erf.- Putnam or L. P. Hagan II result in a way being provided. Notice Notice is hereby given that the board of county commissioners oiler for sale one pair of mules, pair to be, designated by the board. For in­ formation see commissioner in your district. •V*" E. ;A. Douglass, Clerk. 58-lf . ____________ Wanted! Wanted! Wanted! i For l|io regular army, volunteers, between the ages of *18-21, 31-41 years of age. For the duration of the wnr only. Apply at Local Re­ cruiting Station, Sanford. Fla. Penalise Disloyal Acts * Washington, D. C., April 2,— ta oft favorably reporting a bill to impol drastic,penalties on disloyal,acts the senate judiciary < committee - today adopted an amendment by Senator Poindexter of Washington, prescrib­ ing imprisonment for 20 years and $11,000 line for "whoever shall by­ word or act support or favor the cause of the_ German government .or Us allies In the present war or by word'or deed oppose the cause of the allies therein." The committee also adopted the same penalties for persons obstruct­ ing government war.bond issues and for wilfully "attempting" as well as actual attempts to-obstruct recruit­ ing or enlistment in tho army. Other amendments written Into the bill by the committee, with tho same drastic penalties provided, pro­ hibit disloyal or abusive utterances or writings, display of enemy flags, or acts tending to curtail production of essential; war products, or "to advocate, teach, favor or •defend'.' such act's. Senator Jones of New Mexico, In­ troduced* a resolution calling for dis­ missal of (jny government employe, who performs any.disloyal act, ut­ ters'any seditlou slanguage 1againstthe President or speaks disrespect­ fully oF the dag. . . ■ ^V • 1“““ _ " * i . A Lie '— The American womarf ought to be aware by this time* that a great many ao called "rumory" constantly circu ited about the war activltj« In, which they arq engaged are noth­ ing but lies circulated by enemy aliens. . • th The latest Ue Is lae sweater etory r-now being dreu ted throughout the country-—which' haa been" given various colorings, of-allagtd- fa c t .— In'substance .the story / la basod upon what U aald to have been the experience of someone—Usually a friend of mino-who knitted a sweater to send as a gift to her sbn or brother or husband or nephew or friend In the army or navy, and carefully ’ sewed into the pocket or the collar (army and navy sweater* have no collars) *a $5 or $10 gold piece or a $6 or $10 bank note. -* This generous^ knitter later visits the camp or ship where is stationed the young man who was to have re­ ceived the sweater, and.is amazed to see an officer wearing the sweater ahe made.. Sho asks the officer where he got it, and he tells her he bought’. It for $6 or $8. ‘She then tells the officer she made It, and to prove her statement, asks' him to look In the pocket or rip the collar (the non-existent collar) to find the money she there socretcd. Tho officer docs this snd is over­ come with embarrassment when a shining gold piece or a crisp green­ back Is revealed. The purpose .of this lie is to dis­ courage the.making and sending of soldiers’ and sailors' comforts, and at the yame time to trostc suspicion and distrust in regard to such trust­ worthy agencies for war relief as the Bed Cross and its auxiliaries. In whatever form It appears It Is a- Ue. Worse than that, it Is a lie circulated' for tho sole purpose of weakening our cquntry’s cause. Everyone who heirs ft.should out­ spokenly nail it aa a'lie, and thus do all that can be. done to nullify its evil* results.— Philadelphia ■North American. Demonstration Notice A demonstration of quick corn and barley breads will be. given this week Friday, April.8, at 3:00.p..m>, at the home of Mrs.'- D. A. Kelly, corner French avenue and Fourth street, and all housekeepers in that neigh­ borhood Interested In this subject are invited to attend. Riley M. Fletcher Berry, Emergency Home Dem. Agt. G4-2tp Methodist Services Sunday At the First Methodist church, corner Park svenuo and Fifth street services wilt be ns follows: Sunday school at 9:36 a. m„'preaching at 11 a. tn. and 7:30 p. m. Epworth League at G p. m. At tho close of the morning ser­ mon the sacrament‘ of the Lo-d*a Supper will be administered.. AH Christians are ‘cordially invited to unite in this solemn service. A spec­ ial /invitation to 'visitors and strnnge» « t the morning service Mrs. H. O. Healey of Knoxville, Term,, will sing, “ Wlu-n They Ring the Golden Hell* for You nnd Me," by Dixon Dr Marbelle. At .the evening sorvlce site will sing "A ve Marin" by Mil­ lard and the . . ‘ Good Sbepliersd" by Van do Water. Those, who fn^ to hear Mrs. Healey will mils, a rare treat. . '• • - l Mount Dora Baker Arrested Kumix, Fla., April 3.—(Special) — M. F. Gunther, a German, who has been conducting n bakery nt Mount Dora, near here, for a short time was arrested today, nnd lodged in jail at Tavares^,the .county scut, on a charge of illegal adulteration, of bread,. It is nllcgcdeLhat gritty sub­ stance, ■eRher sand or glass w&a found in a loaf of bread sold, at his bakery. The bread has been sent to State Food . Administrator Braxton Bcacham for analysts. Gunther states that he is Gerrqar.born, but that he hoV become a nat­ uralized citizen. When asked for his naturalization papers he »did he had destroyed them. IN S O C IE T Y ’ S DOMAIN H A P P E N IN G S O F I N T E R E S T I N A N D A R O U N D 'S A N F O R D Mrs. No ms King UcUoifctln. SocUl Editor. A s y o s s hsvlai s m s u . psrtlss orasy artM r (or Ibis rotums. It would bo opproclolod U thoy would lotaphoso *70 J The marriage-of Miss Charlotte Eleanor Hand to* Mr. Sherman Mel­ ville, Lloyd Saturday evening, while very quiet was .very beautiful and one in which every one was deeply interested. Charlotte Hand has al ways been a general favorite In San ford. Mr. Lloyd has only been here a few yeara but his friends are legion. Th* marriage occurred at 9:00 o’clpek at the Church of the Holy Crhss, the Rev. A. S. Peck officiat­ ing. The church had Been beauti­ fully decorated for Easter. Tho bride wore a simple white organdie nd a lace straw hat ttrlmmed in japoniras. Immediately after the ceremony tho bride and* groom left on a short wedding trip.. A long and 'happy life is Wished for them by th'fclr wnany friends. . winter in Orlando are the guests o . and M rs. Paxton at their- home on Myrtle avenue. ■■ Allen Jones, who has. been spend­ ing his furlough in Sanford with his mother, Mrs^ Allen Jones left Wednewday for Cuba where he will be stationed. Mrs, Roy Symes will entertain a party of young people at Woodland Park Saturday afternoon In'honor of Miss Catherine Wilkto’s birthday. John R. Long, who fa stationed at Camp Wheeler is spending this week with his sister, Mrs. A. D. Smith at her home on First street. Mr. end Mrs. R. J. Holly are at­ tending'the meeting of the State The annual commencement week Press Association In DeLand 'this piano-recital will be given M the week. ' Higli School Auditorium Wednesday, evening, April 24th at 8;30 Federal Mrs. !W. J. Thigpen has returned time. ,, Ifrom 'a very delightful visit td Mrs. The assistants on >r° B . I Dranc arid Mrs. Moore in Lakeland. will be Mrs. Aldrich, soprano and Mr. Waiter Drenncn, tenor. Mrs. Mrs. Hand, Mrs. Archie Betts Aldrich is Orlando’s well known and efficient vocal instructor. Mr. Dren- and Mrs. Eugene Koumillat spent nen Is not a stranger in Sanford, and |" ednesday in Orlando for his beautifully, trained Voice, his leadership.in music affairs Is known I F. A. W. Bfown and his guNt, Dr. all over the state, indeed hla name Brouse have returned, from a trip stands for music, culture in many|dowrf the East Coast, sections of the country so widely Is he known and so widely Is he cegard-1 Tho Maccabees will meet at the cd.. .The vocal selections both solo Masonic Hall the fourth Thursday duet will be givon in a later edition [in the month at 7:30. of the Herald. Sanford anticipates a rpre treat in tho coming of these two | E. F, |jouahoIder and H. C. Durecitalists. I Bose have returned from a business trip to Jacksonville. . Mrs. D. L. Thrasher entertained recently at a luncheon for three! Thl, mtny fr|endf of Mrt Claude very attractive*'visitors in Sanford, Couch *|R regrct to le„ n of hcr Mrs. .Harry Papworth of New Y o rk lu rn ^ , who hi* been the guest of her par* "“ T- R? hlr " . | Mr. Mhcl billot Cokon ol Murj, freesboro, Tenn., who has been with Mrs. Galloway and Mrs. C. E. Bell of Washihgton, D. C., the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bishop. The table was most attractive. A large bowl af violets formed the centre­ piece and the pfhee cords were hnndpainted violets. Mrs. Thrasher’s guests were Mrs. Papworth, Mrs. Bell,* "Mrs. -Cblson, Mrs. Galloway and Mrs. Bishop.' • d Dr. C. G. Bu.1 I. |n j , cklon>1„ e - . lew England Acknowledges Hanford Gift All those who contributed to the Aspirin Fund for tho relief of the Sldiers of our allies in the French nnd British hospitals will be gratified to hear how very glad these hos­ pitals were td receive this help from Florida and how highly they appreci­ ated this token of our sympathy and good will. .. • _ _ , . I Upon tfie<reci.*ii)t of thir consign; Mrs. ^G.-F. Sm th-enteruined-the y rom~ Sa'nfolr(1 “ Mr; E. V Every Week Bridge Club yesterday Q,ovcf wr|, C9 um rM„ y Bt a Io-s afternoon at her attractive home on L wor(|i u , „ QUr a„pr« | )ltlon Magnolia avenue. The club prize a l f yoUfvthoUKhl(u,neM and KCnaro»lpiece of lingerie was won by Mrs. ty. I have now received n letter of Margaret Bnrnr* and the guest prize tjianks from the Officer Commanding n dainty box of bandkercjiiefs fell to the Red Cross hospital in France, to Mrs Keelor. Mrs. Smith's guests whom 1 sent your kind gift, saying were Mrs. Vorcc, Mrs. Purramore, how glad they were to have it, and Mrs. Keelor, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. I desiring m? to.express their gratitude Barnes,. Mrs. Dumas, Mrs. Loucks, to you and your friends." Mrs. Gnbbctt, Mrs. Thigpen, Miss I’ nCramore,' Miss Kathryn Wilkie | Thr president of the King George Hospital -writes, “ I cannot tell you and Mrs. McLaughlin. bow grateful we would be for a gift A jolly party who wore the guests |l f “ I'M" for our wounde.? soldiers of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher in tM* hospital. " ' ' went out yesterday afternoon-for a " n>* nenr,-v “ ■n'1 " u1'svritn and a picnic supper in the stRutes are nothing like it woods. Those Invited were Mr. and '*We have 1H50 mpn here and I Mrs. R. A. Nowinan, Mr. and Mrs. think wo got nearly.- all the wxirst G. D. Bishop, Mrs. .Henry, Mrs. cases, so you may Imagine how very Bell, Mr*. Henry Dickins, Miss much we would.appreciate this gift." Wilkie, Mr. DcCottes, Dr. Brouse, Already, one Sanford boy has been F. A. W.‘ Brown and Mr. Herndon.]at this hospital. ‘ Mrs. Hay. aay».' "Ivcartnot auffiMiss Margaret Neal ydll-cntcrLaih |ciontly'thank*you for.your most gen a few- of her little friends this "after-1^ noun In honor of her.tenth birthday. After, dinner they will go to -the I ‘Star." 1 Thise invjtcd dre Maud Lake, Mildred Holly, .Georgia Mobey, Rebecca Stevens, Frank Chase | and Albert ‘ Connelly. Mrs. Thomas—Albert Neal left Wednesday for Jacksonville to at­ Low Sunday at Holy Cross tend tho Eaater Dance at the Yacht All the beautiful music for Easter Club, While there she will be the which was rendered .by a large choir, houst? guest of Mrsi Richard P. [ Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, organist, Marks in Riverside. will be repeated this Sunday, which is known in tho Christian church as Mrs. Eugene Koumillat will enter­ Low Sunday. tain for Mrs. Sherman Melville I It being tho 45th anniversary of Lloyd this afternoon. Only the mem the first visit ever of a bishop to bera of the Spendthrift Club, of] Sanford the reverend rector will which Mrs. Lloyd Is a member are| speak commemoratlvely of tho event. Invited. The bishop’s coming was tho occa­ sion of the consecration of the first Mrs. ‘Frank and Miss Florence] ch'urohr edifice for Holy . Cross, then Frank, who have been spending the at -the -corner t>f Magnolia avenue winder In Paiatks have returned tq arid Fourth street, whero Holy Cross Sanford and have taken the Wceka | ■rectory now stands. All who are house on Magnolia avenue. anyways Interested ,in Sanford .ought to attend these church services on Mr. and Mrs. Percy May o f . Au-1 Sunday. |. „ ■ gusts, Ga., have beep spending some - Many people who have never time tn Sanford at the Hotel Carnes. I been to Italy Cross before or who Mr, May b one of Georgia’s most] have never sean nor.known chqrch prominent bankers. !, ■erYicea.before._sre attending Holy Cross'cjiurch regularly this winter. Mrs. Ft. S. Keelor snd Mrs. Mc­ Everybody Js welcomed, N o seats Laughlin have treturned .from a are reserved fpr anyone, so whatever week's visit to •Leesburg. ■ ' seat you take la yours.. Tha rector as' well at the* congregation aro glad to have you come and worship at •• hire, and'Miss Kalhofar of Atl»nts, Gs., who.have been speeding the Holy Cross with. us.. erous gift of aspfr{n^\and will you kind!y ( con ray .our moat grateful tbanka to yoqr. frienda In Florida. Tell fhem what a pricclras boon treaaur they hare given ui for* our wounded-"* soldiers in this hospital and hoar very * Useful It will bo." Mrs.* Bernard Potter, assistant honorary secretary of Acheaon Hos­ pital for officer* says: " I am aaked to write to you to say how very grate­ ful we are for the splendid gift of . aspirin you brought to our hospital yesterday. Will you pleats' convey our warmest thanks to your Brenda n America for thclfkindness in glv- . ng us such a useful and acceptable present? As you know, it la an American,- Dr. Acherson ‘ who has ‘ given this house tor -a hospital and already we have moat beautiful dressings and bandages from the„ States,.'. So the. gift you brought yesterday is another kindness added to those already shown to us by our ally across the Atlantic." The chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, now form­ ing in Sanford will take up tltf^ work and carry it forward. . * ‘ Brenda deV. Morrison. Combine Express Companies Washington, D. C „ April 2,— A proposal to combine all express com­ panies in f hlf country under ono di­ recting bead for the duration of tho war for better and more economical service was proposed by a commit­ tee of express company representa­ tives, it was stated today. An an­ nouncement is expected soon. Conclusion of an agreement has been held up, It was learned today, by difficulties-in diyeloplng a plan for apportioning the work o f' the new, organisation, which woufd have virtually a monopoly of the express business In this country. Railroads would m a k e's single contract with this organisation for hauling this class 'of goods. Capitalisation of the new company also Is tho subject o f considerable dif­ ference of opinion. ,The four leading companies— Adams, American, Weil* Fargo and Southorn—callm a physU cal valuation of their transportation property of approximately $30,000,000. In addition, several mil­ lion dollara cash (or operating would be needed. The expreas companies and railroad administration advisers advocate higher capitalization, with allowance for goodwill and other in­ tangible asseta. ■ __ ■" . — — -a - W IL L CLOSE Last delivery m ade atf’ 6 o ’c lo c k .« ’Any groceries ordered after si* will not he Delivered. L. P* McCuller Try The Column Want NO HAN STANDS STILL Progress may be made either backward or forward depend­ ing on the direction in which . habits ieadf - one’s . . 1r ~ ~i: x- ' ■~ ,• ——;t .* Right About Facet • . , Start A Sayings Account A t 'th is Bank And Make Progress Toward Success! Seminole County Bank �•u vsf^rJU X- N'V _* mmss 1* . . »H,V -/ . £g| SANFORD HERALD PAG E SIX T---- ennaod1to agalnat, tbo Troparty a........ .. for I»prore­ m LEGAL ADVERTISING m flect Ion f . That* ■ bulkbaad lion cato of ladabUdnam shall ba leaned each tract of load la tba bulkbaad description containing Bulkhead land and tbo amount of tbo i ‘ AH o r d i n a n c e F n t IAIm f o r - t b o I n u n o f Um C n t l l n l N , of IndobtodnoM i | p t > l » U » f I11.I40.1S, tovorlag.tha amount dan m «»«*%!«!& w ssw w d i a: Ua proportion aU p u t of Iha coat to bo .’rraphlcal sn.jf.ssr.r.crvrtV?:? a rs& lava] all facial mad land .In tbo Btukkaad District of Sanford, Florida. Whrrvaa, tba d tp of Sanford, Florida, un­ der and In puruuance of Sect Iona 292 to 2*9, both lariuuvo. of tba Havlaad Ordlnancaa of tba d tp of Sanford baa cauaed all proportp In tba d tp of Hanford Iplot and being between tba eaet aide of an unnamed alter between Sanford and Cpnreea avanuae. and lbs want aide of H^Ttl^avanua barraarin upon Lake Monroe? bntkbraded, and l - « wall, and baa cauaed to be 0I1*<1 In. re­ claimed and brought to a topographical Ural all roca Iroad land from lha line o f aald bulkhead to. lha meandering lino of Lake M onroe,'aa oaroa eiloied prior to aald re­ clamation, all of aald work having been dona In ntrlct conformity with the plana and apedBcatlona therefor, heretofore prepared, bp the d t p engineer of Sanford, Florida, and In atrlct accordance with the ordlnancaa ol the d t p of Sanford, with reference thereto, and * ■Whrreae, earn, there terra ie u now due oua lha ina d r ut p of or Sah sonlord from o n tba aevaral lot and property ownere - la In **14/ bulkhead dlatrlrt lor aald ding and reclaiming radalmlng^tba total aum bulkheading Of t l i . l 4 0 . l s , and Whereaa, the d t p of Snnlord hee and hold# lltna o n - e l l - l o u and property In etld bulkhead dletrict covering the proportionate part of the total coet o f the bulkheading and reclaiming of ad d land to bo paid by aald property owner*, aald I'ene being more particularly* deerribed ae follow*, to-wll: Flrat, A lien for tbo eum of 12,731.26, atalnet tbo followlnl described property, oltuato, lying nniT being In the clly ol'Hxn‘ ford,, county of Semlnolo, atato of Florida, more ptfllrularly dearribed ne follow*, towlti Reglnnlag at a point where the north lino ol Commerlcal etroet extended that Inlereerta the **st line ol'Sanford avenue. Thence north 31B.SS ft. to n point SO ft. eouthpceierly ‘ (meeeured nt right angle*) from northerly lino of concrete retaining wall, thence eeat parallel with eaid retaining wall I1I.2S feet more or leu, to vert line attended of nn nlley between Sanford ave­ nue and Cypreu avenue; thence *6u«h-276,0 ft. lo a point, eart of lleg., thenre weal 111.4 tu more or le*« to beginning, eima being.the property of F. L. Woodruff, which aald lien I* duly recorded In the puhJIe rec­ ord". ol Seminole county, Florida, In'X len Hook I,,p ag e 160 on the 15th day of No ▼amber, 1*17. Second! X lien for the eum of (2,631.0^, against tbo following deacrlbad property, alluate, lying and being In the city o f San. ford, eounty of Somlaele. gtata of Florida, more particularly deacrlDad aa followa, to*will flag, at the Intersection of the wral I Ino Sanford avenue with fbo nlloa . _ of ----____________ ____north ol Commerlcal etrret, thenre wett 117 ft. tbenco north 366.06 ft. to a paint *0 feet aouthweaterly (measured at right angler) from northerly line of concrete retaining wall, thanra south 67 dag. 17 min. eart aralltl with aald .retaining* wall, 125.1 It. o weal line ol Hanford avenue extended, thenre aouth t i l . 74 It. to tiff., same being I ho property of Thatcher Itaiily Comping which aald Ilea la duly recorded in tha pun lie records of Seminole county, Ftarldn, In tor Uen Hook 1, page 161, on tha ISth ih day of November, IllT. Third: A lien for tba aum ot 110,143.38, against the . following described property, situate, lying and being In the city o f Han­ ford, rounty of Seminole, elate of Florida, Vaore particularly' described as follows, to»lt: lies, ot tha Intersection of the north line of Commercial street with the west line of Palmetto avenue, thence north 461.61 ft. to point Eighty fort 3. Wly (m ea su red ,a t right, a n g l e s ) from the northerly line of c o n c r e t e retaining wall, thanra north 6» deg. 17 m(n. west erallel with said retaining wall 448 21 ft. hanra south (16.33 ft, to Cotnrtarrlsl ajreal, thsnra east along north side of Coium-rrlal street to beginning, which said Hen » »• duly recorded In the public rec­ ords ol Seminole county) Florida. In IJen Book 1. Page 163, on the 131b day ol Novemh*rl 1817, same being the prnperty ol Han­ ford Hotel A Improvement Company. r f Fourth: A Hen for the sum of Il.f00.6l against the following described property situate, lying and being In the -city of Sin(Jan lord, county of nemmoie, Hemlnolr, slate stale of Ffnrlda, Florida ....... «“ » m r oi 'Particularly described •at. fnllnw*,- to* - * wit: lleg. 205 feet north ol the Intersection - ol the ngrth.llne of Commercial street with ---------(■• •?*! I'nv of l*xrk avenue. IheA/e north It- "to o pc|nt 80 ft. H Wly (meatJ*r,<f ■! right/ ingle-) from Ihe northerly • #f • control* retaining wall, thenre 8. *8 deg. 17 mlnrKi.parallel with said retain­ ing wall 159.1 .ft., thence south 4)13.36 ft., thenre west *148.8 fX. In Beg., same l-eing the property or thg Mofldk Fish A Produce Co . which said li.n wa* duly recorded In f.ien Hook I. page ISr. on the 33th day o( Novembtr, 1 > |7 , . Filth A lien Iqr the sum of 52.8.11 01 llftlftit IntJnfbinf .tfcsrrlbed ifi'etf IIll'll property, n,nsi ^hfi [Jis Itillnalnr ml*. lylpgUkled‘ heftf*-In the rlly ol Han, .fordd, rounl yrtofir Heminolr,' stale o f Florida, Q t' ■ more ____ Icuiilly described ___ _______ an ____ follows, to, ,*H: *1 ibo Intersection of ihe north line ol button street, with Ihe w nt line of I atk avenue, thenre west 117 feel, thenre north 446.2 feet, lo * polnnt 80 Iret rnulh - westerly, (m-asurcil at t)gl\t angles) Iron) Jionhatly lips of a conrieie retaining .wall, thence south 69 rlr-g |7 min |; p.rsllrl with Slid retaining wall I2f*1 It. thenre .„uin 40 "-*l It. I" Her. same W ln r the property ®l W. II. and Hugh Adam-, ehlrji rsiij lien **• duly recorded In I.irn Hook 1. page 185. , on the ISth day ol Notrmbcr. 1917 And Whereas,* In Ihr opinion of Ihe ell) council It Is necessary to is-ur bulkhead Im­ provement lien rerliOratr- ‘ of Indebtedness on said Urn* In.the-lnttl sum. ol 521,140.25 for tbs purpOie.’ ol securlh'g ynnne r>n*y to pay In part for the cost Incurred I said ' bulkhead(lng and rcHimatlon wurki Therelure, , Iln It- ordained Wy tLc mayor and Hty council ol Haulor.l. Florida: i That It It nereeaary to Issue bulkhead'lien certificates of Indebtednesa In the sum ol 321,1(0.26, under and In arcord* ' * . * " • rrovlilpps ol tha-Hty charter of Hanford, Floridt." and th* law* of tha slate ol Florida* including among others Chapter 6861 Arts, of , 19 ) 5, entitled: “ An Act empowering Cltleo and Towns lo Issue and Mil Improvement Honda, and la Issue and dispose Ol Certificates of Indebtedness Have thU effective remedy at hand lt’i thankful : relief. I’ lcanant totakr. Mildlylaxativc. 1 for croupy children. D r. . I i f o r C ou gh s 8 Golds : Crastipfllion Caatct SickMM " Don't permit yourxclf to become i cooitipated,savourgyitemimmediate­ ly begins to >Uorb poiaon from the backed-up >wut« matter. Use Dr. > King's New Life Pilla nnd keep veil. Then is no better safeguard agsinst ’ illnes6.Try it tonight, All druggixti S l O f Y n Is Ivliiiillt" i t K IM .S 1*A I ^ cart 16acalaat district of tbo moat. ton equal yearly ------ Installments -----payable upon tba flrat day t January, — of -each and t d a y o----------------, , , every year wttb Interest ( l the rata of • par cant par annum, payable annually from tbo data of tbo Issuance of oath certificate of ladsbtodnso*. Section 3. A description ot each of aald bulkhead' lien Improvement cortlflrateo el ladebtodoeaa to be Issued under tbo provi­ sions of Ibis ordinance la as followa, tw-wlt: First! A bulkhead lien certificate of Indebtedaeas'for the aum of 31,784.26 to tea Issued agalnat tba property of F. L. Wood­ ruff, as hereinabove described. Second: A bulkhead lion cartlflcots of In­ debtedness for tbo sum of 11.881.06 to bo Issued against tbo property of Tbatcbrr Real­ ty Company,'na borelnabovo described. Third; A bulkhead Ilea rortlflcoto of Indebtedneao for the aum of I I M 4 1 .2 8 to be Issued atalnet the properly of 8anford Hotel A Improvement Compapy. as hereinabove described. • , Fourth: A bulkhead Han cortlBrmlo ol Indafaudnaaa for the aum of 33,600.61, to bo Isatred against tba property of Florida. Fish A I’ roduce Company, as haralnabova deeFifth; A bulkhead lien certlflrats o f . In­ debtedness for tba sum of f 2,831.OS, to bo Issued against tbo property of W. It. and Hugh Adame, hereinabove described. Sect Ion 4. That tbs payment of said bulkhead lien Improrement certificate*, and tha annual' Interest due ihrrron shall bo guaranteed by tbo city of Hanford. Florida, and In ensa of the non-payment of any In­ terest or principal nt maturity by tha prop­ erly owner of tha property agalnrt which aald certificate of Indebtedness la Issued, tbs earns shall be paid by the city of Hanford at lha option of tbo bolder ol aald certificate; but tba payment nnd redemption ol said rcrtlflralO, or any. part thereof, or any In­ terest ‘ thereon by tba city of Sanford shall not discharge lha lien or aaeeument' agalnat aald property, and In care ol non-payment ol any interest or any Installment upon any certificate Issued under the provisions of this ordlnanre. It shill be optional with the bolder thereof to consider the whole ol aald amount expressed In ealdnrertlfirate ax Immediately due and Payable with Interest (o date;* •* Section G. That the chairman of this board be and ha la hereby Instructed and authorlted to joln’ ly sign said bulkhead lien Improvenfeht certificate* o| Indebtedness with tha mayor and city rtark ol Hanford. Florida, ot the earliest possible time that K may bo convenient for nil parties to axecutt aald certiorates. Section 6. That tha form of tho city of Hanford bulkhead Improvement .lien cortificate ol Indebtedness bo substantially aa folbiws, to-wll; ght to n topographical level aU recj land fro tho floa of.oaM bulkhead ___________ ___ the moaadorlng lino of bLake n Monroe, aa a a tame ___ existed prior to aald reclamation, nil el aaid ______ rh having dona atrlct conformity ____ l _la. ______ _ . . with - - J tho plana and tpoHficaflqn apoHficatloaa therefor, heretofore ............. of Sanford, prepared by the Htyengineer ■ Florida, hnd In strict necordnncd iOO with tbo NATIONAL LEAGUE MANAGER HOW PERSHING jjONE NEWTO HAKE INITIAL BOW THIS SEASON GOT INTO ARMY ordlnancaa of the city of Sanford, 3 with rtfertnee thereto, and. Whereas, lher* la now duo t b d c lt y of Sanford, b r the aevaral Tot and property or la aald bulkhead _________ dlatrlct for aald bulk I ____________ ___bulkkoadnd reclamation, Ike total sum ot f i t , „ * Whereaa, the Hty of Sanford __ and ___ holds liana on nil lota and property la aald bulkhead district covering tbo proportionate part af tho total coat ot tbo bulk-heading and reclaiming of aald laada, to bo paid by Individual property owner*, aald Ilona boia l duly recorded In tke public records of Hem nolo county, Florida, and, '.U R ' r Whereas, by and adopted by ida, tho Issue lien certificate* duty auihorlaod and an ordinance duly ____ the city of Sanford, Flor­ of bulkhead Improvement of Indebtedness has boon In tbo earn of 121.140.26, Whereas, the city council of Sanford, Flor­ ida, In the exercise of thslr option doomed It advisable,. Instead ot disposing of aald certificates of indabtadnaoa to retails aueh certificate* of Indebledneoa and depoalt tho same with th* treasurer of lbs city ot Sonford. to bo kept by Ihe treasurer of tho city b( Hanford In n special end aeparato fund, to bo known aa the ‘ Improvement Fund,* and In causa tu bo feauad and eold, bonds In lha aum of 121,000.06. to’ ba designated Improvement b on d s /' with interest cou­ pon* attached, sold bonds not to bo In ox­ er** of tho aggregate amount of aald carllflb ted ness therefore, cate* of Indebtedness, A i m 5, m g i , - t Newspaper Article Leads Him to Seek Admittance to West . Point SIS1ER TELLS OF HIS YOUIH Kept 'Appointment to Acadtmy Bocrgl From Family—Htfld of Expedition­ ary Fore* Was of Quiet, 8«rloua . Temperament as Boy. ^ Lincoln, Neb.—It wai a newspaper nrtlcle which diverted John J. Pershing from his purpose lo becomo a schoolteacher and started him upon-the mili­ tary career which led to his appoint­ ment ns ftenernl In tho United 8tatea nrmy and commander o f the American Do It ordalnod by tho mayor and Hty expeditionary force In France. Tha rounHI ot Sanford) Florid*, Section I. That tbA'.bulkhead lion Im­ Htory Is told by General Pershtdg'a sisprovements of IndebtsonjNo numbered from Jefs, Mrs. Duller and MUs May. PerOn* to Flvo os follows, to-wlt! Certificate .Number Ooa for tho sura ^ -[Shlhy. who are residents o f Lincoln. 62,734.26.- . • ,5- 'r l t wns1while General Pershing and Certificate Number Two for the aum ‘ qli his BlBter, nqw Mrs. Duller, wera at­ 11.831.08. Certificate Number Three for tho aura of tending tho Missouri State Normal 110,140.38. . Certificate Number Four-for tho aum of M-hool at Klrkavllle,* Mo., that hla at­ 61,600.61. tention one day wait railed lo newspa­ Certificate Number Flv* for tho aura of per announcement that examinations 62.831.06. •giregatlng the total ,„•*, aum . . . . of 63L140.26, were to bo held for nppolntment to tho rhmll not bo offered fpr s*]a, but Instead thereof said r*rllflcataw.of .|nd*b|*d ne** shall TVeXt Point Military academy. Young be ratalned d by b; Iha'Ctt^ ol Sanford, .-* larlda. mriqs, Pershing naked hla sinter'd advice m and deposit lied with th* triliutsr of th* Hty ol Sanford, Florida, Ip * apodal and aapar- to whether he ihould try for tho apIfi!tfn*\i0fill si# fund to be'Vnown as th* "Improvomont |H>(nlrnent and aho ndrlacd'hlm to do Fund.** Film Service so, ‘ Then followed a short season ol1 Sortlon 1. That a bond luuo In tho aum - J . - ----of 62|,000.0fi for tha purpoM of paying, re­ Intensive study In preparation. — — tiring and funding certain voucher* or war­ In a few days he was called before rants of lha Hty of Sanford, Florida, isausd Heron old manage™ of Natlonfll le«*ue basebflll teams will appear on th* In toyroont ot tho proportlooato p a n of tho the examining board and, although Im cost to bo borno by property owners In tho field when tho season opens In April, Jack Hendricks, pilot of tho SL Louis bulkhoad dlatrlct* ol Sanford. Florida. In th* proiKTly prepared, received tho high construction ol a bulkhead bordering on •■nt mark among the contestants and Cardinal*, belnx tho only now manager of tbo league. Hendricks has behind fako .Monroo In lb« city nf 8anford, lying him a highly successful career tn tho minors. It U a queer kink of fate that between tho asst aid* of nn unnamed silty toon afterward wan notified of hla apho'was a member of tho New York Giants when McGraw became their man­ bet* ten Hanlord and Cypres* avenue*, ard th* west alda of Myrtle avenue, and for ths ager In 1002, and Ilcndrlckfi was one of tbo first players given the Tlnk nllp" M born* by the new Giant pIIoL In 10 yeara ho hat worked his way back up the n, rtrialm- dtb'.tdnsat svldcncsd thtroby do not oxcocd cal level all sny chartor,. statutory or constitutional Urn Udder to a place besldq tbe man who once declared that he could never said bulk­ ilailon. bocorne a big league‘ bnll player, Christy Matbowsop, Fred Mitchell and head to the ehor* line ailstlng prior lo aald In Wllnosa Whtrkof, wo, th* undvrslgntd rarlamatlon, br and th* t i n s la hereby au­ Major, Frerldcnt of lha City Council anc Hugo Dexdok arc almost as new at tho game, in major league experience. thorlted in nee-trdinee with th* provisions U N ITE D ST A TE S OF A M E R IC A ™ STATE OF FLORID A CIT Y OF HANFORD, FLO RID A I M P R O V E M E N T C E R T IF IC A T E S OF IN D EB TED N ESS ISSUE OF 1818 Tba city of Sanford, Florida, a municipal corporation In tha stale of Florida, for value received, acknowledfee Itself Indebted and CUik of th* City of Honford, In Homlnol* promise! to pay to tha bearer hereof lha of an act of tbo laglslaturo of tba atat* of County, Florida, being duly authorised tq rum Florida, duly paaaad’ and adopted during siccuta this bond on bshslf o( said Hty at 5 ____ _________ In lawful moneyt of the United Slates of America, In the session of 1816, entitled, "A n Act em­ bass hereto xubscHbtd our names efllcislly, ten equal yearly instellmanta. tha Brat ol powering .Clllea and Towns to Imu * and sell •nd affixed th* common Mol of said Hty, as aald Initallmenla being payable on the first mprovement bonds and to laauo and dis­ ol tha first day of Jaouary, 1918. day of January, A. 0. f i l l , with Interest pose ol eerllflcotoa of IndtbitdntM against C o u n t e r s i g n e d : ------ — — -------— ----------— at the rats of n per rant par annum, pay­ property assessed for Improvements/* Mayor. Section 3. That th* bonds authorised to Attest: able annually, the remaining nine Installm-nta with Intsrest lo ba payable on Jan­ bo iMued by Section Two of this ordinance uary tha 1st ol each year, betinning Jan •hall bo ln-«n amount not lo oicom of tho ag­ City Clerk . uary tat, 1920, and ending Jianuary let. gregate amount of said certificate* of - in­ 1925. 1925, both principal and Intareat being pay­ debtedness to bo deposited with tho Hty President ol th* City Council. able at af the offlra of the city treasurer In the treasurer aa htraioabovs provided. lal*riBt C*as*a city o l Sanford. Florida. Section 4. That said bonds shall b* dated No. I. 630.00 nuarj^Jat, 1918, and dhall b* ol (ha de­ This certificate la one of a aerie* ol five On July t. 1916, th* city of Hanlord In certificates' aggregating The total sum ol nomination oi On* Thousand 111,000.00) H-minolo county. Finrlda. will pay So bearer Dollars tach, bearing Interrot at the rat* of Thirty Dollar*, lawful money oj the United 121,140.26 Certificate Number I b«tng for tha aura all per cent per annum. Interest payable Sls:*a ol America, at th* offic« of th* t**a» semi-annually, on tig* first day ol January ure> of >ald Hty In Hanford, Florida, or at ol |2,731.26. i CertlSrate Number 2 belnp for the sum and July ol each year, aiid bonds to lie num­ thr National Hank ol t’ ommrrr# in the Hty bered from On* to Tweoty-one, both in­ ol Netr York,' atat* ol N**r York, at th* ql 12,831.05 CerlUUrate Number 3 being lor ths eum clusive, said bend* to mature, and become rj'tlon of th* holder, being six montha* due and payabl* In lb* folldnlng manner leretl Ihrn due on Its Improvement Horn! of.IIO.IIO.38. . a . Certificate Number 4 being for. the sum lp-wlt: dal»d January I, 1918, Nn, — ------ . *1 13,600.6 Hands Numbers One and Two to mature Certificate Number 5 bslng tor th* sum January 1st, 1919. '} ‘ 1 City Clerk. of 52,531.06. Honda Numbers Three and Four to ma­ (;*rtiigi;at* to b* printed on ths bark ol •ach bnc,ri; . . . Said certificates havihg been, authorised ture Jatluary 1st, 1920. « llonds Number* Five and BIx to mature Ktate.of Florida *1. > • by .the city ol Hanford, Florida, and Isausd H*mlno|f' County. under, and according to ll;* provisions of th* January 1st, 1921. llonds Number! Haven and Eight to ma­ — Tbo uodeCelgnedi city tr*a*ur*f of th* city charier of the city of Sanfbrd, Florida, and In slrlck eonlermlty with- the Constitution ts; re January let, T922.' p of Hxnlprd in th* coqnty and atat* aforesaid, - llonds Numbers Nina Ind Tan ta mature does harpby'i-.csttify that certificates ot inand Lnwa ol the State of Florida# Inrludin . * among others Chapter 6*64 i f (he Act* a January lit . 1923. drblrdnVss rqual in amount to th* far* llonds Numbers f;isven and Twelve to valu* of tha,. bonds being issued hsv* been 1916 entitled "A n Act empowering Cities . and Towns lo Issue and sell Improvement malure January 1st. 1924. deposited by Ihe city ol Hanlord with me as Ilqnds Numbers Thirteen and Fourteen to such Hty .treasurer, in a special and aeparat* llond* and to Issue and dlspos* ol Certlfl' rates of Indebtedness against I’ roprrty.a s mature January 1st, 1925. > fund known as th* Improvement Fund. llonds Numbrrs Killeen and Sixteen lo sessed lor I mprovemenls." and purausn] to Tcctlmony Whereof. I have hereunto certain ordinances and resolutions nl the mature January f-t. 1926 llondr Numbers Seventeen and F;ighirea •ubvcribc-f my name officially the 4lh day city council ol Sanford, Florida, duly had ol Msrcb; 191D. lo mslure January 1st. 1927 ind adopted y ,i.llonds Numtiers Nineteen, Twenty am) This certificate is Issued-agaipst the lot 1 f i t / Trcssurvr. owing described lands assessed a*-the i>ro|>- Twenty*one In malure January 1st. 1926.' Fsssed this Ihe (th day of March, Ai D. •rly ol • situate, lying in d being principal and Interest ol said bonds to be 1916. n Ihe city of Hanford, County of Hemlnolr, payable at the office ot Ihe city treasurer of - C. It. DINC.KE, state ol* Florida *" — 1 1 ------“ ‘ Hknfurd, Flotilla.' or at lb* National llank •tat* more ----particularly 'described ' ' I'lfHdent City Countll. > of Commerce, InJth* Hty o( Naw York, state a* follows, io-wit: * *. • C* I, James C. Robetu, city clerk ot the city . ‘ • . * (Insert description of proprrty) ‘ • ol Now York. of Haalord, Florida, da hereby certify Ihat ■and and coveca th e'am ount *of'th t^ nt*c--*m*nl Section 6.- T b i t the proceed*, ol nil cer­ the abova anlt-loregalni ordinance was duly made and entrrrd ■ gainst Ihe above des- tificate* of indrbledntws placed In the hands rilbsit properly un In* — -— r-day o l - ---- ; — of th* city treasurer a» aforrsaiii when paid passed by the. city council "in session on th. 1917. Ihr the proportionate part o f the cost shall lie used and applied exclusively to the (th day’ ot Match, 1918. Witness my hand and Ihr seal of tbe rlly to be borne by Ihe above described prop­ payment and retirement ol the bonds in h* erty for reclamation ol Hnd and bulkhead Issued under this ordinance, and all lionde- of Hanlord, Florid*, on thU the (th day ,ni March.' 1918. Improvement in front ol said property In so licucif shall bear a crrllficaia /luty -igned iscslr JAH. C. UOtlEItTH, the bulkhrsd district of Hanford. by thV treasure; ol the city cl Ijanlturd, ccc• «*. City Clerk. I The payment of this certlficsje, and the lilylng ihat certificates of imletitrirni Th* *li7>Ve and lo.-egolng ordinance w to the (are value ol the bondannual inlsrast thereon Is gu*ranli*-d by lo amount duly approved by me on thi« Ih* (th day ol the r 11) ul Ssnlnrd. Florid*, and fn| Ihe being is-Urd h s v r . h r . u de|HMitvd hv ih March. 1918. payment thereof, the full faith and credit ol Sit j , with tJir rlly Ircs-utcr J. D DAVISON, \ th* city ol Hsolord. Florida is hereby irrev­ Section Vi. Hhou'd upow any lntrrr->l pay­ Mayor. ocably plrdged. ing period nr maturity poriod there be not 6l-Frl-5tr It Is hereby trertlfl«d and rerllrd, (hat the eulltclenl money in the Improvement Fund lo •sue ol these rertlficatew. ol which this la p*y any bond nr Instailmrat ol Inlrrv-l.oL tw Clrroll Casnl. Seseolh JadJelot Circuit one, has liven made In strict runlotmity insturlly, ieeurd under ,Mu> provision- of Heoilaal* Caanlr, Florida la Chancery' with the laws of th* state of Florida, and this nruinsnre, ths Hty trsasun.-r foc'a nd'un Otic* E.. Williams. ConlptaUxant llill of certain ordinances • and resolutions' of, the torhs.1 ol lb* city of Hanford, abaU Jh>, and Hty ot Hanford, Florida, duly/ kuthcriclnf Ft ts hereby authorised I d borrow, suck an Addison L. Williams, DeUbJont plaint ths ssme, and Lhqt alt proceedings and tb'npt amount of m/)it*y aa shill be ncvwsory lor To Addfsnn U Williams, Uaitod States. essential to tha validity ol this cvrtlnrata Mid purpuMi, issuing lor tho.xity ot Haplord You ara hereby ordersd-to be and apponr have duly happened and been (wilormeil, a aoj* ta rover amount due, within not lee* to ths bill ol complaint filed herein against and all requirements ot taw have been duty thin twelve month* and suck note shill bear you at th* epurt house In Hanford, Florida, rompllrd with by, the proper officers In the InleTv-t at the rets ol eigkt par rest per on lb* first Monday In May, 1918 beliig the annum. ■, lesuanra ol this rerilfirale. • Oik day of said month,' according to law. Section T. That Ih* form* of tbo Hty of felling In which decree pro-ennieose pro-coaleoso wilt be In Wltnsu Whereof, tb e H t r of Hanford Sonlonl Improvement Ilond aiuhuebed by taken against . nst y o u followed by final decree, has caused this certifies!** to be sf signed, by ft ts further ordered (bat thU order be its'm ay. or, . . counter signed fay _ P[•revidanl. e r _____ o. this ordlnanre, and tho interest coupon to b* tha city coancll, and attested by th*_Hty thereto annexed ehall be eubtlaolUlly ae published Ins th* Hsalord"II*rald. a ties laUows,' to-wlt: , paper published In Seminole .count y. Florid*, Hertr. and Its corporate aval to be affixed hereto, and tfalx certificate lo ba dated th* U N IT E D STATER OF A M E R IC A . onot each week for four cowoocullv* week-. (liven under my hand and seal ol said 1st day' ol January, 1918. • HTATF: (IF FLO RID A ‘ court thlx 28th day of Harrh. 1918 C O U N T Y OF SEMIN OLE (asill E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. Mtypr of tha City of Hanford, Fla. C IT Y OF HANFIIIll) Dickinson A Dickinson • /; Attest; I6 IP K O V K M E N T lUiNI* Solicitor*, (or Complainant.No.------------------ 1.QA0 Dollars t>J-Fil 5tr ...ff - . .. ' City C S S of City ol Know aU men by the** prevent*: That Hanford, Florida. th* city ol Sanford In Seminole county. Notice *1 Hal* ol 621,906.00 City af Haoferd Fluids, acknowledge* Itself indebted to, and • Fer Cent fmproremcnt Hand* * ", President of City Council. lor value received hereby promkirs lo pay Nolle* I* hereby given that sealed' pro­ Hertolh 7, This ordlnanre shall lake effect hearer On* Thou-xnd Dollars. lawluL money .posals will be received at I he office nt th* Immediately upon ila passage and approval of lha- United State* ol America aa tho first Hty clerk by ths Hty ot Hanford, at Hanby tbs raayor.^or upon becoralig an ordln- ^ ia y of January. 19------ , wUb tnlsrsst tbsre lord. Florid*, until five o'clock p. ra. on I t * anr* with out his approval. on from lbs data hereof at the rain of la 16th day of April 1918 for tho purchase ol Ps-**d by the Hty council in eeaelon on per r ra lu r n ..p c f .annum, pavabla semi­ 821,000,00 City of Hanford. Improvament Ibv (th day ol March, 191*. annually nn the first day ol January and llonds. said bonds bear Inlorksl at the rota C. II. n i N R E E , July in each year, on presentation and aur- of 6 .per cent tier annum, nnd - art dated tmt eildr nI of City .Pound I . . . . . . .1 tha annexed coupon* bearing n fac­ January 1st, ■ 1916 inloresl. paynbla semi­ I hereby certify (hat the above and lot* simile of lb * signature of tha clerk of **M annually January ohd.July, said Issue con­ going ordinance was duly passed and ad opt­ city, as they severally W o r n * dua. Doth sisting of twenty-on* hoods «( (he denomi­ lha Hty city council of ol Sanford, IMnlortf, Florida, Florldi |n principal and interest of thl* band are pay- nation 'o l Ona Thousand 21,000.00 DoRara ed by th* tbla at tbo off!re of lha treasurer o f said Hty •ach reguf ular aetaion on tha 4th dpy of March n Hanford, Florida, or at the National 1918 Numhen t and 2 maturing Janu­ Wltnesa my hand and official Mai of the Hank ol C om n trrs In ths Hty ol Now York, aryHoads lot. 1919 rlly ol Hanlord, Florida; on thla the 4th day Htat* ol Now York, at th* aptlon of tbe llonds Numbers 3 and 4 maturing Janu­ holder, and Ih* ssld Hty (a hereby held and ol Mo'rb, A. D. 1918. firmly bound- and'Its faith, rrsdil. rwvsnuo ary t*t< 1*20 -fsaal) JAH. C. ROIIERTS, Honda Numbers & aad 6 maturing Jaau■ property are hereby ptedpvd ' for the City Clerk. Th* abova and foregoing ordinance ap­ payment ot th* principal and inis rest hereof umber* 7 and 6 maturing Jaau. «' proved by me on thla tbo 4th tfay-ol March, nt maturity., , 1*22 *•_ y 1st, l*t. i* 1318. . . ThU lioxtd U on; of a 'series of hands of fie:lloaift Numbers 9 and‘ 19 maturing Jan­ J. D. DAVl&ON. like doth, tabor and offset, sxcopt ns to ma­ uary 1st. t i n . Maydr of C l l f of Hanford,% Fla. turity, Isausd by ths council of said city for Llonds Numbers 1L nitd 1 2 -maturing Jan­ 6l-Frl-5lc tbe purpose of paying tbo coat and ospante uary 1st 1924. • af tha construction ol a bulkhead along .the • llonds Number* 11 and II maturing Jan­ taka front of alad Hty, nnd to bring th* uary 1st, 1916. AN ORDINANCE adjacent lo said bulkhead tq a la“ J ---- * Honds'Numbers 16 and 16 maturing JanProviding lor tha lavuinr* of bonds In tha property rid* or topographical laveL by fllljag, unry 1st. 1926 sum of 621,000.00 for (hs purpose of pay­ *r aulbor'ty ot the chartor of said city and llondt Numbers 17 and t l maturing Janing, retiring tod funding certain vouchers Chafiter 6661 ol the Laws ol Florid* anusYy 1st, 1927 or warrants ol ths city ol Hanlord, FI irlda. provod Jun* (, I?16, aad an ordinaoc* duly issued In payment ol th* propmllanata part and regularly llonds Numlwrs If , 20 and 21, maturing by tha coancll ol salil ol the cost lo be borne by th* properly Hty on tbs (thpsssed January til, 1928. principal aad intsrsst are day ot March, !9tB. 0*01*1* in th* constructloa ol a bulkhead i ayabli at the office ol ths treasurer ol th* bordrtlng on l.aks Monro* la lbs City ol It It hers by certified, recited aad declared Hty oj Sanford, or at th* National Hank of Hanlord, and lying bvta/ven tha t u t side of that l i e cost and sipoas* of salt! Improve­ Commerce In th* Hty ol New York, slat* of an unnamed alley between Ssntord and ments baa been assessed on tha properly Now Ycrk. C/preM avtnurs ana lha s w t aid*, of which haa been etp-clalTy beneltted by the All bids must bo afcompanlsd with cortlMyrtle avenue, and for lha proportionate Improvamenls In proportion to th* amount fied check for X per esnt of th* amoug( or part ol th* coat lo bo born* by ths prop­ of aurh benefit- and for which naoesamonla aald issue, aa evidence of good faith in auterty owner* In filling In. ‘ reclaiming and rertllltatM ot Indehtednoa* hava been is- milling bid, and tbo city at Hanford rssxrvri bringing to n lopolraphlcal level all re­ atiadi that aald rertltcato* of Indebtedness tba right to rwlect any and all bid*. claimed land from tba Iln* o( aald bulk­ In ths sum of |3t, 140.23 hav# boon daposlt- . ta wltieoa Whereof, we, the uitderHgned head to (be ahor* lino existing prlqr to aald ad with th* tr***nr*r of aald Hty. In a apse- mayor, president of tho Hty council and city reclamation. t separata fund known n* th* I ra­ clerk of tho elty of fianfordr Florida, bslng a id ooparato it rFund! that th* tha nrocoeds of aald authorlsad .have hereunto subscribed our Whereas," tha H tf ot Sanford, Florida, 4>C0v*moat kan paid paid wilt bo used and ap- xanu offlealy and affixed tha Mil nf ■aid under and In punuanco to Sactlon 233 and certlficata* whan this tha 28th day^Ol^March, 1918. and re­ | 323 both Inclusive, ol tho Revised Ordlh- Plied axelnaivety-to tbo. payment ’J D bvIl___ ntal all acta, cohdl v». D. Dgvlaon, Florida, ha* Irsmsnt „ of. cold bonds: Ihi (selat a aces af t k e r l t y o f Saaford .------------Mayor. U W and tklng* raquiiad tu be done prece­ caused aU proporty In lha ally o l'SSanford anf C. U. C, II. Dial Ulagso, lying and being botwoon th* east alda afI on dent to and tn tba Iseulng of Mid bonds, Proaldant ot City Couaell. tmnmmod alley, between Bamfacd and O C y ­ l»v* boon proporty done, b’av* happened, press s venues, and tha wtal alda af Myrtla and hav* bean performed, In regular aad duv At test: City Cloth. avtnua bordering an Laka Monroe, ta ba farm, aa required by law and tha charter o f , Jaa- C bnlkbaadad. and baa eausad to bo eroctad n said Hty| and that aoid bond* aad tho la-1 MTu‘£. W B/& ,, ■ m I poIntmcnL Up to this time bis action tnry man. ‘ TVhcnever He* was on leave ho Immediately would don working clothes and go Into his father’s gtirdi i) seemingly enjoying tho work over the vegetables ns much o i he enjoyed (od a l activities. o «.o 9 o 0 o e u 4 o n < w o n o 9 p 9 o e o ^ o a l S U C K E R S PREFER CRIME l »O TO FIG H TFO R COUNTRY 8 _____ g o Columbus, O.—During the pits! 4i g six' months there have been ° more men between the nges of o £ eighteen and thirty committed § g , to Htnte penal Institutions thnn g o ever before. There hove been <1 ^ fewer men over thirty-one com- g u milted than In rccent ycnrs. I t ’ o o has been pointed out'this sllun- ^ o tlon may be doe to slackers coin- g g mlttlqg petty offenses In order £ t> to esenpo mtlltnry duty. There o 9 lire (lllntit flvo hnnrtroil riKiro 5 O young men renflned thnn re#1 g ords o f prevlftiis years show, Gen, John j . Pershing. i tv 1 o q o o o q o q o q o /p q q p n o fjo tx x jo tfo v .• I-'- ' As n boy Genernl IVrshlng,,Ills sisters miy, was o f u qutet, serious temm i ; unjvok pemment, assuming, IIa ns the oldest % o»*f st* rblldfen, m, many of the respanslhlll• t '?! of .the8 fnmlly. ."John." Mr*. Duller nnld, Yntfliongh of;'a quiet dlspoHttlon, liked a p>od time nnd ynjoyjwl fun ns much ns any­ one. Yet when ho started anything he) wanted tn g e f the ri-3ult. And he gcn-‘ ernlly attained thnF object before ho gave It up."' . After having been graduated from West Point and having served .with General In a campaign In Ni»w Mexico Against the Indian chief Gernalmo, Pershing was stationed ns mil­ itary Instructor at the pnlvdrstij of Nebraska, Ills friends there remem­ ber him as a fun-loving yonng mnn.' who enjoyed music nn<T dancing, pnrtira and other social activities and who appreciated a good Joke. "Did Jack Dest," tho veteran trainer at the university, remembered Per­ shing Intimately. •'Tie was one of the flneaf men that I ever worked with." Id Mr. Dtflt. “ It's Iruo he wns mighty strict with hlx work, but tho results he got were so good that everybody he worked with loVrd him for It. When he was here we hnd a regiment tho university could be proud of. ' 'Usually he was mighty dignified In his work, but be hnd a way of getting next to new men," continued Mr. Dest. "The flrat time I ever saw him ho' walked right up to me/Mapped mo on tho shoulder and raid: 'Well, Jack, they tell me you got along mighty well with my predeceaaor. If you did, I am darned sure w ell get along Just a 4 wtflf * v ' General Fond of Gardening. "The boys at tho university to t a surprise the flrat dny Pershing drilled them," said Mr. BesL "It had been heir habit before that tlroo to coma to drill with shoes blnckened or not, Just ss they pleased.. When Pershing took hold fhe first thing ho looked at was to see that all shoes were wotl blacked nnd that tho heels looked as good as the toes, no'-wns Just* that thorough­ going In everything alt the time. He was Rl In every wny, sod you can ask anyone who knew him If that Isn't tbe gospel troth." *_ Odd: ns It nrn'y seem In a fighting mnn. General Pershing's 'one fad, ac­ cording to his sisters. Is' gardening. Ills father was nn expert gardener, oua tho taste- descended to. tlje _mlU- to the engine nrlim. Cbn»w|uenll>''Un^.‘ j nrti apt to reacti their flmil desllunllori -! »***•* In.« Envnijr sickly vu|iuiiivtxt copdltlon- /Ov ne kbnuld he { careful to mnkc sure |n liuylng nn AfI rlain prtrfot that It Is a lunllliy-i'lrtl. l ’herc ure hundreds of spccji's "f pur.- , rots nod the. most beautiful of ilu-m u|l are the cockatoos, native exclusive­ ly of.Austrulnaln. The ginuts of the ‘ tribe hre 'the Amerlcxin uiapnws. • Neither the macaw nor tho cockatoo<> Is ordinarily much of a' talker, hut wcaslonnlly specimens are very dever at conversation. - .. r N * ; * ‘ CAPT. . “ ARCHIE?'ROOSEVELT 1 . "Archie" Hoosovelf, son of CoL Theodore Doosevelt, waa recently promoted -• to captain on the recommendstlqn of General Pershing. H f was a second lieutenant /;n'. m ! SJKv �LEGAL ADVERTISING w nrm at S»V> *r «1*.*0*.#«. Spatial Tai ■Wb1Y*W OI»tn«* Na. 4. Soariaelo Ceoalr. ' *f Hda. •»••»»•**•jp|a Neric ■ *WtB that *e*l*d bid* will ba r*b> (he County Hoard o f Public InIfiurtlon "* Samlnola County, Florida, at J'J. office of tba Buparlntandont of Public instruction of »*ld County, In Sanford, la.trufi'olh# lp|rtUon #f UFlorlr ly •nd Thirty eaat, to tho i°* tfcT 8|* Hear; thance *k,B* ,h® Hvrrter tin* of tha "lit. lit . ir' .7 * *> •■‘ •meet* tba centre lln* af tha Wtklwa rlvar, thane* aontberly up the re nr* tin* ol the Weklva Here to H* latareectlon with the eertlon line between ,ou r Nine, Townih'p Twenty Twenty-nine enat) thenre eaet **ooi Mftlon Hi# to bdrclnnloi. a « a from tba flrat publication of tblc no. S * l t i , t r.,fc,.r tknt the bounf t ? ,„ d until l « * W k In tba forenoon d derlee of Election Precinct No. I el Bamla i l i r e a lly , Florida, aa earn* now ailata tisoio.cO, Sportat T a t School Dlrirtcl b* changed lo read aa follow*! ( Samlnole County, Florida, bondi; ElcclJen Dlatrlct No. S „ l d bond* bain* dated January Id , i m -y (Oviedo) kctrlal lata root at tba rata of • par cant Heglnnlng at the corner ot Section* Mr annum] InUroat payable aaml-aanually Twanty-eaven, Thirty-four •and K tb. flret day of January and July of t, yrer until bondi mature) o ld bond* Th rty-flv*. Townihlp Twenty loutb. Rang* "d u ra and tba principal bacomea payabla Thirty oait, run aouth along tbo auction lino lo corner of Seellone Fourteen. Fllloon. thirty yaara after tba date thereof,. Twenty-two and Twenty-throe, Townahlp Said bond* bava bean Validated and con- Tw*otv-an* aouth. Range Thirty *a»t| thence Armed by dacroa of tba Circuit Court of *Mt along tba auction llae to th* corner of thaScrcntb Jndiclal Circuit of Florida uudar Bectlou Sliteen, Seventeen. Twenty- and date o< January *nd.- HUS. and will aold Twenty-one, Townahlp Twenty-on* aoutb. „ ..Id decree; o l d bonda to ba o ld for Hang* Thlrty-on* eaat; Ibanca aouth along d,livery within tan dayi after accaptanca the ooctlon lino lo county line at tbo eouth-r bid; cald bond* era of 11000.00 denomin­ »o*t corner of Bodlon Th|r»y-two, Townation and Intaraat la payable at Now York, •hip Tewnty-ono aouth Hango Thlrty-ono m Y.t each and ovary bid mud bo accom- oait, thence eaat along county lino to ito nanlcd by cartldcad check of 1160.00 made nleraection with tbo centro line of tho EconK o b la I® County Hoard of Public In. . *enlo Creek on tho aouth boundary drutllon lor Samlnole County, Florida; ot Section Thlrty-ono, Townihl Twentyo ld county board rooorvaa tho ritht to ro- °°® •oath, Hinge Tbirty-two eaiti thenre trrt any and nil bid*. All propoaal* abould northerly along tbo centra lino of laid creek ,f addrnacd to County Hoard of public to It* Intoreoctlon with tho Jiang* lino be­ ndrurtina .for Samfnola Cobnty, Florida, tween Hange* Thlrty-on* and Thirty-two C-o T . W. Lawton. Bupartaondant Public e**l on th* ta il boundary Section Thirteen, Inatrurtion, Sanford. Florida. Townahlp Twenty-on* eouth. Itange ThlrtyWltnraa our handi and ‘tba oval of tbo on* eaat: thence north along Itange line to o ld Hoard at Banford, In tho County of the quarter auction corner on th* tact boun­ Seminole, State of Florida, thin tba Mh day dary of Section Twentyjfour, .T ownih lp of March. A. D. I* l»Twenty aouth. Range Thirty-one cut; * (•eel) . j F. P. Footer. Chairman. C. F. Harriaon, . * * . Chaa. A. D .lln , County Hoard of Public Inttruetlon for . • • - ■ Samlnole County, Florida. A llo t! T. W. U w ton, Surarlntendan* Public Inatruetlon and Secretary Hoard Public Inittuctlon. Seminole County, Fla. -• S7-Frl-Ste or NOTICE SPECIAL MASTER'S SALK Notice la hereby liven that under and by virtue of a final decree c l torerloaure and o l e made and entered In the Circuit Court Sevrnth Judicial Circuit ot the State of Florida, "In.-, and lor Seminole county, In Cbanrary, In a certain aUlt therein pending wherein Wll-on A Toomer Fertlllt'r Com ­ pany, a corporation, la plalnrifl and I-ewi lllnlord and tTva II. tllriiord. hie wife, ara drlrodanta,' I. a* aperlat matter, will on the Cth day of May, A. I). 1'JlF. between the houra ol eleven o clock In' Jh* forenoon and ‘two o'rlork in the afternoon, tha aaraa being tha flrat Monday In aaid month 'and the rule day In o l d month and within the legal houra of o l e , offer for o l e and eell to the hlfhrat and beet bidder for cath before, the court bouea door of eald Seminole coun­ ty In Ibe city of Hanford, Seminole rounty, Florida, the following detcllbvd property, to-wit: The wett half of Lot Nineteen (19) of tilet.nf Palm Hammock, a* recorded In Plat (look II, Page 75 of Ihe llerord* of Orange Crrunty, Florida.' Together with .ell the irnrmrnti, heredltartienft . end eppurlrn,n / r i thereto belonging, o r ' In any'way ap. pertaining, , c c b n o i : d *c o t t k s . Sperlal Matter. I. W. Ilaldwln, Solicitor for Complainant.* Ftl-iT-ilc_____________________ * . . RESOLUTION * Whereat, It hat come lo the knowledge it the lint Ml ol county rnmruieilrinrri of Seminole county that rrrl.ln election ill*trtrlt ot prrcinclt at now con*liiulrd do not jnrlude thef portion of adjacent water ylng within the boumiarlc* of Seminole county, Florida, Immediately contiguuui to certain ol the election >dletrfcta of Seminole county, end, ■ * . , Where**. It ft the ileeire of the board ol county commit,inner* * lo alter or change i he lioundarlri certain election dietrlcta ol Semiftnle county eo that eald election lititrica ahall Include within! the buundai•- III each ol aald election dtlrirt* Ihe »dtacent water lying and being wllhln Ihe Soundarlre of Sem|nci1e county. Immediate­ ly contlguoue la each ol aabl election di*-, trlcti; therefore. I;* It . * It, •nlted hy ihe board of county Commixiontra that the bound*;!*- ol Flection I'lVctnct No, 1 ol Samlnole county, Florida, ■i u m r now ealite, lo be changed to read a* followa:-1 , Flection Dlitrlcl No. I ------(Weat Hanford) (loginning at the Inloreertion ol the renter line ul Park avenue tin Ihe.city ot Sanford with the eouth ehore of Lake Monroe; run ■outh along the centre line of Park avenue * to ihe rentre lino ol llughry at reel; thence .writ along the rentre tine ol Hughey etrret to ihe centre line of French avenue; thence -ouiti along the rentre-llnc of Fren, h a,r* no*- and It* eatcnilon to the Section Line ir toecn Kyclion* ttne and Twelve, Town•h'p Twenty *nulh. Itangr Thirty' rati; rh^nre t r i l along laid Srclion bnr to the corner ot i'eclluni Two, Three, Ten and Llrten, Town-hip Twenty loulh, Itangr Thirty eaali thence 'north along Section line . to the corner* of Sertluna Twrnly-Bla, •Tannty-Heten, Thirty-Four and ThirtyFive, e Townanlp Nineteen aouth Hinge * Thirty rail: thence weal along Section .11pe *t«a quarter eertlon corner hetween" Seillrmr Twrrly-aevi-n and Thirty-four, Townehlp Nineteen aouth, Itangr Thirty rail: thence north along the north and'-aoulh quarter•ectlnn line and it*- eitrniloh 'to the centre o l d . ike Monroe: thence In an e’hiterly direrlinn' ilung the centre line ol l.aVe Monroe io a point nprth ol beginning: thence 'aouth ,11*.beginning: Wilt* ft further Itricdvrd. that th- boqndartci ol Fleetfnn Di-ttirl No. - ul S*intnctp county, Flarlda, av aame now eaUli be rhangrd to read aa followa: Elrctlen Dl.lrlrt Na. 1 ; V f Monroe) V nrglnnlng at a point where JlSe Cenlfe line of the Hi. John! river fot*ri*H* the Itangr line between Itangri f Twenty-nine ' and-‘ Thlrty n e t , eald point /bring about I SUIT fret north of Ihw loulhCaN corner ol '.fScctlon One, .Townahlp NlneUen* eouth, Itange Twenty-nine rest; theme eouth along eald ItgBge tins to the qu*rter-*#ctloiy cor­ ner between Scrllone Ninafoen and Twentylour In-Tdwnahip Nlnefreti aouth; thence " ■ - n n ■thmu gh Herr Ion- Nine town a d d 't o - I h e centre o| Section Twi-nty, T ° " n ,hlp Nine­ teen aouth. Itange Thirty raatj thence eouth lo Ihe quarter-eertion corner between Sec­ tion* Twenty-nine and Thirty-two, Ttwnihlp 'Nineteen *outh, Hange fh lrty eaet thence Fait along Section line to quartereectlon eOrner between Seellone Twenty•even anil Thlrty-lour, Townihlp Nineteen eouth, Hange Thirty ta il; thence north lo the centre of Lake Monroe; thence wreterly along the centre line ol Lake Monroe to the St. Johni river) thence northwntrrly down the renter line ol Ihe St. John* river to be­ ginning. r lie it lurthrr lte*n|vrd. that the boundarfea .of Fclrrtlon IHitlirt No. .1 of Sem­ inole county, Florida, aa aamo now eilata, b* changed to read a* followa) Flection lll-trlfl No. 1 . f Bait Hanford); .......... Heginhlnc at the Inlereertlon ol the rentre line ol Park avenue (In the elljc « l Sanfordl with Ihe ruulh chore nl la k e Monroe; run •outh along the rentre line t f Perk avenue to the rentre line ol Hugbev atreel; thence »e*t along th* centre line ol Hughey itreet Jo the centre tin* « l French nvenud; thence 'outh along the rentre line ol French nvehue and It* raten*lon lo the Section line be­ tween Section* One and Twelve, Townihlp Twenty aouth, Itange Thirty e i i l ; thenre •*«l along eald Section line to Ihe earner ol Seellone Two, Three, Ten and Eleven, Townihlp Twenty aouth, nanre.TMrty fi* t i throe* eouth along Section' Fine ' |o earner frctlon* Twenty-ill, Twenty-eevrn, ‘ Thirtylour and , Thirty-live, Townihlp Twenty loulh, Hange thirty eaat; thence eaat to ' Jeiaup: Ifaene* following th* tentr# line-of Lake Jeiaup In a northeasterly diceeHon paulng -Along th* north aide of Illrd ■Hand to the St. Johna rivers thence In a northWeilerly * dlrecllen down th* centre line nl the at, .John* river to Lake Moorowi th e n c e In ^ i weiterly direction along the centre Ucf* n( l^kp Mnoroe to a point north o| l*eglnnlng; thence aouth lo begin­ ning. ^ - Ha. It lurtber lleaolerd, that th* boundarfee of Fleet ion Precinct No. I of Sem. {note county,' Florida, aa aam* now eilata, bc Chingtd to read^a'fpllpwtt • Flection Optrlct No. 4 .(Paota) » „ Hcglnnlng at the carnet at Beetlone Two, aihtee, Ten and Kleveo, Townahlp Twenty aouth, Hang* Thirty eaat, .ran north to tbo corner e| Section*' Twenty-oli, TwentyThirty-four * » d T blrfF Jvo, Toww■Mp NIn*teen aouth. R*ag*/ Tblrty onat. tbouca _ _ _ „to tbo ______ __ Aorwor tkonc* weet quarter _ aoqllen between Section* /Twenty-nine end TMrlyM lip r two, Townahlp Nfoetoea *onlh, Haag* Thir­ ty «**tf tbeaca north through Boetlon T e w <F nlag and to tb* centra *1 Soctloa Twenty, .- -. . , •*- - Deported Men and Prisoners Are , Driven Into Slavery by Ger­ man Authorities. . ’ > MAKE STARRING DISCLOSURE Hollandar Tallg How DgporUd BiL. Qlana and French Prisoners of War Aro Comp«llgd to WoHc/ In Munition! Factory • In Caaan. By W. J. L. KIEHU (Oorrcapondant of tha Chic*go Newa.) Tho Ilflgnr, Hullnnd.—A Netherland­ er who until four day! oro w u cmployt<(l at Krupp’B munition works In Essen, Germany, mnkca the atartllnR disclosure that some 4,000 Hollanders are working at Essen In the munition nnd war material factories. Host ot tt\csc men get there through the macblnations of what' this “ escaped" Hol­ lander dills “ Seclenerkaufer"—Cohen & Osscndcgncr of Rotterdnm. who seem to net ns agents for supplying Gcrmnny with greatly needed labor* Eighty or nlDcty men a day generally And their way across the border by means of their .ngenls, lured by The prospect‘bf.Tery high wages and good food. Wlintjthey find In reality and how next to Impossible It Is mnde for them to return to (heir own country Is thus told Tn the Hollander's words: No Return Pass Qlven. “The laborers or* housed by the 500 together In barracks, which are but InsufllclenUy wormed and ljnperfectly cleaned. Typhus claims many vlctlms. In the barracks where I wms housed X found four men Ijtug dead of-typhus beside my crib, one morning.- After a few days of this sort of thing It Is not to be wondered st that many Holland­ ers try In erery wsy to get bsck to their country, allbough the rises on their peases are lacking. “ If they are captured they are thrown Into prison for a fortnight on bread and watar. If. they surrire they are then drafted back to Krupp's. and set to work* again. Production Is pushed to the utmost. Numbers ef sol­ diers arc employed as a change from the front, and these men are so afraid o f being again sent-to the front that they would rather work tbemselres to death at Krupp’s. Whsrs Deported Belgians Work. “Deported Delgtans and French pris­ oners of war. also work at Knipp's. Discipline' Is strictly enforced, and any utterances of anti-German, views aro at once punished. “ I got the Impression that Germany fluntf Itself like mad Into monition work ita Its laqt card. Rut raw ma­ terial Is getting scarce, especially cop­ per. In Essen all copper faucets and tho like hml already been replaced by Iron anti tin. The general |den fh Ger­ many Is that the war can be prolonged at the utmost for another half year, sb they nro employing their la*t forces for a supreme effort. thence weet .to the centre of Lake Jenupy Ihnntw eouthweiFetly ytong th* rentre line Luka Jfmup placing on the north aid* of Illrd Id in d to the auction line between Seelloni Twenty-ill and Thirty-five, Town. •hip Twenty aouth. Hange Thirty wail: thence weit along Bertlon line to begin­ ning. He It further ttnolvrd, that Ihe boonda dei of Flection Prerlnet No. 6, ol Sem­ inole rounty, Fleride, a* earn* now ealit, “ Every evening nt Krupp's alarms la he changed to read aa lollowt: made— 'Flleger Oemeldet* [airplanes , Election DUlrlet fte. A reported]. All lights are then extln(Geneva) Heglnnlng al the quarter reejlon .corner girtshcd. This Is done so that we on. the weil boundary of Section Nineteen, should not know when flyers really Townihlp Twenty eouth, Hange Thirty-two t u t , run wr*t to th* renter of Lake Jr«iup: entno to bombard the factories. No one throe* northerly along the renter line ol Is allowed to talk of the damage dono Lake Jrnup to the HI. John* river; thenre eaatefly up th* centre line of the St. John* by allied bombs; and the newspapers river lo luike Harney; thenre coutherly nre enjoined lo keep‘'silence*6n these through l.ak* Harney to the St. John* “ When this lira) of agents secured river; thenre toulhrriy up Ihe rentre llnof Ihe St. John* river to Iti Interaertlnn niy servlets they did not mention-War matters. Still, I enn say Hint some with the centre line of the. Fvonlokrhalehl* damage has been done, although I cat]Creek; thenre we-Jerly up the centre fine work■*' ho said. “ I was given to tindefo of aaid creek to the Hange line between stand thnt Held labor and trado work not say how much nor exactly where. Itange* Thirty-one and Thirty-two eaat, on On the other hand, stories likely to was required. Also I was promised the eaM boundary of Serllon Thirteen, Townahlp Twenty-one aouth , ol flange that I could return any Snturdny to Bttnmlate the energy o f the. people nro Thirty-Iwo e*it: thenre north along >aid eagerly promulgated, such nH those of Hange line to beginning. Holland to May through Sunday. Tho enormous submarines o f drendniiiigbt He H fur.lhrr Hetolved that the f.oun- prttmlsed wages werp high and food type, of gunH that enn shoot NO kilo­ dalle* ot Fled Ion Precinct No 7 nl Seminole rounty, Florida, *• aam- now eilata. be was Bald to be plentiful. ' 1 accepted, meters thnt nro soon to he used uguluM, rhang-d lo rrad ■• follow,: my pns» was ready In /t few momenta, the rill led armies," Election 1)1.Trill No. 7 but 1 did not know that the signatures (I'huluntai beginning at the Inter-eetion of the mill vises required for my return to centre line of the Fconloekhalrhl* Creek Holland had been omitted, nH they nlwith the .centre tli.e of the St. Johna river run westerly and eaulherly up the renlr-’ ways are In the pnsscs glvcu by these fine nl iiM ereek to it« intrr»eellon with the agents, no doubt because they JD»ow Great 50,000-Pound Relic of 1870 Dis­ county,line on the iiuth Loupilary line uf Serllon Thirty-one, Townahlp Thirly-npe perfectly well that after a week In mantled and Sawed Into Parts •outh, Hange JThlrty-two i*at: thenre r*«t for War Purpoaes. am n*unty fine l»» Ihe rentre line of the St. Germany no single ltulluuder would John* rivrr; thrnre northerly along the ren­ ever think of returning there after bln ter linr nl th- St. John, river through week end In Holland. Tho Hague.—The great "kaiser’s Puialr Lake to beginning bell,” whose sonorous voire many “ Soon after my entrance upon Ger­ He It furthtr Hnolvrd, that the boundarlev of Flection Precinct No, n ol Sem­ man soil nt Ellen, where I found sev­ Americans niny linye heard nlmvo Ibe inole county. Florida, •• u m r now riUta eral compatriots llko myself, we were roars o f Cologne, has now been re­ be /hanged la rrgd •• followa: met by an agent from an 'arbelts bu­ nam'd from Its Vnge In the southern Flrctlon DUtrld No. a ( Lair llowrlli reau.' who* secured our services for tnu it nf tIn* grand cnltiedrnl to be , llrginnlng at Die corner of Section Sitshellmaking nt Krupp's by telling us iiieHi'il for war uses. It rnng Its funer­ teen. Seventaen, Twenty and Twenty-one. Tuwnehip Twenty-one, ,outh, Hange Thirtythnt food was good there nnd wages al ebant tin New Yrnr's night. * onr rail, run weal along Section line lo (lie The bell weighed 50,000 jMiuntls nnd very high. Ho said thnt In other corner Ol Serllon Sliteen, Seventeen, Twen­ ty end Twenty-one, Townehlp Twenty-on•outh, Hange Thirty eaat; thence •outh b run cites of Inboy fond was blit Indif­ It was nereuRnry to saw It In pieces 4o along Section line to the anuthweat earner ferent nnd the wnges. nothing like gel It down. •«. of Section Thirty-three, Tawnvhip Twenty- Krupp's, so wc men went to Essen. French guns cnptnfed In 1870 nnd on* anulh, Itangr Thirty r*«t: thenre r u t along Townahlp line belewrn Tawnahipa .H ow ‘good the food was there you.cun 1871 were the material from which Twenty-one and Twenty-two eouth to the aoutheaat corner of Srrtion Thirty-two, Judge o f by tho fact thnt my weight the bell was mnde, pnd It was first was reduced by 24 pounds while there. nounded na Mnrrli 21. 1877, tho.blrlh* Townahlp Twrnty-one' aouth. Hange Thirtyoqe eaat; thenre north th the point of be­ “ For breakfast ..WC . received two daV.of William I. Jt took 27 bell rliitfginning-- ---- ----------------- . . . . . . - 7 .. He It fuithrr llrardeed that th* boundar- slices o f bread without any butter or era to operate It. le i.n f Fikrtlon I'rrelnef Nd. 9 of Seminole fat whatever. For dinner txitnto soup rounty. Florida. *• aam* now eilata. bo Hint left us hungry nn hour hflcr Wartime Training. rf)*ng*d to trad ah followa: 1 eqllng. Then, In the evening again Flrfilon Dial,lei Ne. 9 New Y'ork.—To train 500 social ll.ongwuod) two slices of bread like nt breakfast. workers for. wartime emergencies, tho Heglnnlnc,*t the corner of S»-tftm< T e r n l y . i i Tw,-ni y-.eveo. Thirty four an-t TH,If (bo Hollander felt too III or feeble mayor's rnmraUtee o f women an na­ ty-five, Town-hirv Twenty *ourh, Itanelo work Ihe Germans simply took away tional defense began a wartime train­ Tinrly -vet. run w,.l to torn,, ol Sr'itlor,, T«Ct.t> eight. T » eot^--nine Thlrfy-tw,* and bis beil. from under him to iirnke lilm ing coarse. The course l« In co-op­ rtyMhrce. * Ta«wrv,hip Twenty .outh, Hange Thlrly ran ; then e north In rorner gel up. Oil, yes, there ls-n doctor, but eration with C* lumbtn unlverMty, of Se.'tlima Twenty, Twenty-rme, Twenty- be always diagnoses the same. 'You eight and Twenty.nine, Tnwn*hlp Twenty About Cork. * iDUtd. flange Thirty reel: thenre writ to can work—If you don't work you won't th e centre of th* Weklva river; thenre aouth- eat'—'nlcht nrbetten—nlcth essen,' ns A good, sound cork Is something; aity-UP the reiitre Line of the Wekiv* -river worth Inking caro of and using projy) in, lie Inldieetfon with Itange line hrlwren we usisI-Iq put I t .. Itangr* .Twenty eight and -Twenty nine Friy. Never "tvaggie" a cork out of eaat: thenre eouth along Hinge <inr to th* ■I Itolllr’ Tlui t Ih lltq best'w ay to ao.ithwrit terner 'of , ‘teetlon Thlrly-one, THE GREAT. WAR HAS MADE Townahlp Twrnly mulh Hange Twentybreak or nt leant spring u erark tn nine rati, thenre eaat afong Town»hip l.in* CIGARETTES A NECESSITY. tin* cork. Ut'iaovt* 'tlie cork with a , lo the ,nuth,*-t rornkr, of S*-etiun-Thirl tier, Townahlp Twenty a*ioth, llanga Twenty turning or twisting movement,* nlwhysj nine eaat: Ihentfi routh lo a point 1)29 ft In 01111" tilret'llini only, f. e., not a twist (mor,* or leri), north of the routhea-t eorn/r . *X>ar boys must have their lynokMi. of Sad»on Etavrn. ' T o wrirMp Twrnl/-aar one wuy(jti)tl tlifi] In the opposite way. | Send them clgarattca!’' Tliia la a •ou'h, Hange Twenty nine t a n : thrnVr eaat Iteplute’ lhe cork with tho snuiu twist In a po'nt 1720 fret (more nr tear) north of familiar nppeid now to all of us. the eoutlieait rem i t of Sertlnn T»n, Townns wlien.retAuvfog.lt. Never lay a cork ■hip Twenty.one >outh. Mange Thirty ea»l. Among those.most In denmnd la ilawn nn ii.dlrty, *p)ashi>t| tnble. lf It thenre nofth-4o point of beglnnlny.__ • the now famouv'tonated’’ cigarette— lie It further rraolved tl^t Ihe boundarlei must be laid down, sliinil It on Its LUCKY STRIKE. ) Thousands of this of Flection I'rrrinet No. 10 ol ,Seminole crown o r lop. For bottles.containing rounty, Florida, at tame now ailtle, be favorite' brand have been shipped to changed to ’ read a* followa: * liquids In use, v. g.'. develoivers, etc., France. There la something home­ Ftccilen Dlatrlct No. 10 uttnrh the cork to Jhe-bottle thus: like pnd friendly to the boys In tho <l.akt Alary) I’nss a crochet needle through tho top llrginnlng nt the corner of Section* Two. tight of the familiar green packages Three, Ten nnd Eleven, Townahlp Twenty of the cork, nnd with Its aid draw tho with the red circle. eouth. Hinge Thirty eaat, run aouth to the end of a piece of fine twine right rornar^ of Section* . .Twenty-all, TwentyThis homelike; hppetitinff (pislity •even. Thirty-four nnd T h irty five, ■ Trfwnthrough tho cork, and tie tills end of ahlp Twenty eoufh. Hinge Thirty eeaf, of the LUCKY STRIKE cigarette is tho airing round the neck o f the bottle, thenre weat to th* corner of Seetioni Twenty largely due to the fact that the Burley eight, Twenty-nine, Thirty-two ond Thirtyso adjusting mntlefa thnt the cork Just three, Townahlp Twenty aouth, flange Thir­ tobacco used*in making It has been ty eaat: thence north to Ihe rorner of Seefplls to. reach the table iI.. e.t bottom toasted. “ It’s toasted” was the “tlotlonr Twenty. Twenty-one, Twenty-eight o f tho tmttle) when tho cork and and Twenty-nine, TowniPip Twenty aouth gnn" that made a great succew of Hange Thirty **•!; thrnre writ along the string nro free. This snves tho cork LUCKY STRIKE In less than n year. eertlon l|ne to the rentre line of the kkeklv* getting lost In the darkroom, Now the American Tobacco Co. is river, thenre northerly down the renter line of aaid river lo ita Interw-ctlrn with the eer­ o n o g o jjo u o jp o u o v o u o ^ o v o u o v o g making 15 million LUCKY STRIKE tlon line between Seetioni Four and Nine, Cigarettes a day. Townahlp Twenty aouth, Hange Twentynine raMI thenre eaat along tertian\line lo A good part of this Immense pro­ point of beginning. \ o duction Is making its way across tho lie It further lleaolted,‘ that the boun4t daijee of Flection Prerlnet No. ft of Sem­ water to cheer our boy*. inole county, Florida. tim e now eaiita, be Llnglo, Wyo.—A husband ond <t changed lo rrad aa follow*; three sons for Uncle Sam’s Ub-“ || '.v Election Dlalrlrt N o .'ll *Alta mnntrl erty forces Is tho contrlbtilloii llrginhing nl the eoulhweat'corner of Sec­ o f Mrs. John,_M. Bennett, of tion Nineteen, Townahlp Twcmty-oq* aouth, llange.'.Tkiehty-lllfio eaet, run rurth to the this town. porthwrat eornrr .of Serllon H i, Townahlp Twenty-one aouth, Itange Twenty-nine eaat; With all the male members of thtnee tail along Townihlp line lo tpe her family preparing In vnrious aoutheaat corner of Section Thirty-five, kills nATSl^tcE. a n d G o p h e r s (ruining camps for the fight for Townahlp Twenty aouth. Hang* Twentynine eaat: thenre aouth lo a point IS20 democracy and humanity, Mrs. rob.sAiiBt feet (more Of Iraa) north of the aoutheaat corner of Section Eleven, Townehlp T w e n t y Bennett nnd her two young on* aouth. Hang# Twenty-nine eaat; thenew R. C. BOWER, Hanford, Florida daughters spend u great deal of eaat tp a point IJ20 f**t (more or lew*) north of lb* eouthenit corner of Section their leisure doing Red Cross Tea, Townehlp Twenty-on* anulh, Itange work. Thirty *a«t; then™ eouth to 'th e aoutheaat rorner ot Bertlon Fifteen. Tdwplhip Twentyt* r ilf l___ .. one eouth, Rang* Thlrl«r'**>V thence weal . . . ______ , ____________ _ 0 0 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 (3 0 9 to the aoutheaat corner of Section Sovenlren, 1323, rov*rlnr Lot* 9 *nd IU, nil*. I. Cant-, Townahlp Twenty-on*, aouth. Htnrfe Thirty rrnn, l/»* BUil **itf C*rtlB(*lM lo ntyr olllr* eaat; thence aouth to. Ihe *tmth*k*p,«*ni*r and m*i|* ipplfoatlfn far t*» <!**d to l**'i* ot Section Twenty, townih lp Tw*nly-on» In *r*ord*o** »ith'-t*t*. All *bor* n*m*d eouth, Heng* Thirty eaet; thence weet to r » ft lfit »t « Ii** i Idk data Ird ,d »y ol Jun*. A. D. 1*1*. point of beglnnlog. . ' G O O D T O THE L A S T D R O P Wltnraa our banda and teal* that* the fith Th* »*ld land balnc **•*•**.) *t 4h<- dit* ol th* l u m n r t of *ucb rtrtlflralo* in th* ' day of Afarcb, A. D. 191*. Hoard of County Commlaalooera, n*m* ot UnhuBwn. * , Semlnol* County. Alio Ctr|lflc*t» No. *51, d«t»d th* 41b Uy L. A. flrumley, Cbmn. day of Julr, A. D. I l l * , rov-rln c Lot *, blk 3, C on tion , bi ln( o lab-dUliIno ot A lta i!; -. ; Lot 13, Btnioid C*l*ry- Oollo, bo* flUd o*ld E. A. Douglaei, Clerk. cortiarato In my offleo and made appllraB*-Frt-«tc ________ ‘ J________ Don for tax d**J to luu* In acectdanca with Netlcs ul AppRcutlea itr Taa Deed Under la * . Said tot* b*ln| a***b**d at tba data ef ftertloB a. Cbaptre 4***. Lawe ul Flarlda Ltaanr* of *ueh co.Dflcato la tbo n o n e of NetfM la heraby glean that a J k / Honk, 11. It. 111******. Bt|g\aa*e .at ' Taa Certlflcatet No. UKt, Unltw said cortlflcatM *b*ll bo r»d*oM'*d covering Lot «, Blk I, Cameron- alae t e r :**-dln f to law taa daoda will laaua lb*rt*a lu .aU Ne. l i t * , covering Lot », Blk I, oa th* 14lh d i y of April, A. D. J91S. Taaeefpa. liua Certiflcat* No. l i t * , coveting ■ Wltno** my official alrnaloro and «tal tbl* ^ t 1, B lk .I, Catteeon, *l*o Certificate Ne. lltfa day o l Match. A. !>.' HriS. •1 ■• 1J0, covering L o t 4. Blk I, Cameron, nlao .(•oil) . K. A. DOUGLASS, Certfflcat* No. ISS3, coveting Lot 13, Utk 1, Clark Circuit Cou.t, Semlaelt Co., Fla. q S K YOUR G R O C E R . Cgmtroa, a)ao Certlflrata No. .11*0- rovarfag Prl-49-lte , > . V. t . . . ■ ” Iw ‘ ' : ., THE U N I V E RS A L CAR . More and more the enclosed motor car grows strong in popular favor. It’s natural, especially with Fora cars, which are busy running every day of the year—winter and summer the Ford serves faithfully and profitably. So for a real genuine family car tnere is nothing equal to the Ford Sedan at $695 f. o. b. Detroit. Seats five. Large doors, plate glass sliding windows, silk curtains, deeply upholstered seats, latest''' type ventilating windshield—a car of refined luxury ’ with the ‘everlastingly * reliable Ford chassis. Come in and know more about this superior c a r .. C . F. W ILLIAM S Dealer E D W A R D H IG G IN S Salesman BUY LIBERTY BONDS. W * Vour hoys and our hoys are now " Over There" and . their brothers arefgoing. Shall we make th»m cosy target for thf Huna by stinting their supplies-of guns, ammunition, food and clothing? Up| Every dollar loaned fo [Uncle jfani helps to dean the knisor. Mp j * . ’ . ' • U : Buy Third I-iherty Loan Bonds today. i USE COLOGNE BELL FOR GUNS IT'S AN HONOR TO OWN THEM WON &TOOMERFERTILIZER COMPANY b DFi: iManufarturrrs of Ideal Ferlilliera Dt alVrs In Spray Marhlnrry and Insertlrldrs |JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA * • ■IUIW On Flour, Grain and Feed F ru it an d V e g e ta b lo C rates You C»n Huy From Ua at U'holraale 1’ rlcia W. A. Merryday t'ompany P alatki, Florida STO R A G E B A T T E R IE S t Wu make, a specialty on overhauling and charging Storage Butttries of all mrikes. Also repair Magnetos, Gcnerntora nnd Starters. Bring your Electrical Troubles to ps. ,• v ; - Give Us A Trial Sanfortj Battery Service Co. Phono 189 L. A. Itenaud, I'rop. -203 Oak Ave. W. J. T H IG P E N $ C O M P A N Y AQENT6 ,-r ■ / » . ’ .JLi » * . ' \-_V- General Fire I'.'.u a .;) Insurance . * Offlr* with H0 LDIN R I A L SSTATS S a n fo r d , - - O. ' F lorid a GIVES HUSBAND' AND | 3 SONS FOR COUNTRY As s I] KEEP YOUR SHOES N E A T l r IshoeH OLISHES MAXWELL HOUSE C O FFE E jf- 4 ^PRESERVE THE.LEATHER LIQUIDS AND PA STE S F O R fU A C K W H I T E , T A N , D A R K B R O W N O R O A -B L O O D SHOES irr.n .L ^ jT O ’Ki.TiHiLYiPn. ^ 1 .m n a zn sra a i ^ * : ■._______________ , } : HERALDADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 05, 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/2d543e11fd8ccc1a3410887104f61668.pdf 1a2346cc9c507cc0a2a053eeb515da2e PDF Text Text I k* ■ ra w ■' V / 's .■ <^« • » - •> ■ P u b l is h e d ~f •*» I •.« : S E M I-W E E K L Y IN THE -HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918 VOLUME IX C SUFFERAGE COMMITTEES TICK ERADICATION AMERICAN TROOPS ARE WILL BE CARRIED ARE BUSY SENATOR READY TO GO IN AND IN THIS COUNTY ‘ STOP THE GERMANS TRAMMELL WITH CIRCUS ment, rendering* it most difficult to locate and destroy them. • An official note issued tonight says "T h e German* long range cannon • The farmers and stockmen had a The Red Croas Society Circus* is rontindod during the day. to bomWashington, D. C.‘, April 1, 1918 The American’ people can rejoice good meeting at the court homo last *' on big and strong. Madam Scovill Upon being asked for* a brief hard the Paris.district. One person t,odiy over the advantages gained'by Saturday night. I ’ he farmers , were statement as to why he proposed to and L. R. Tranter of. the Kirklands was killed nnd one injured." the allied troops in holding the furi­ present at a meeting of the Board of vote, against” the National Suffrage are. here and both begin their line ous hordes of Huns who for seven Trade and the stockmen were meet­ up work joday. Amendment, Senator Park Trammell Big Advertising Campaign days have tried to break the British ing for the purposo of discussing the The training fo> the nattle of today piado the following statement: The Bed Cross Society Circus will tick eradication. and French lines but so far have npt Since moat of Roses begins ‘today under Madam, He said: . accomplished what they sought to probably go down in history as being those-present were interested In both " I t is my opinion that the state Scovill. This featuro is spec acular, the best advertised piece of work* questions the meetings combined - .d r - M e n they* started. And now government nnd not the United occupying-space 50x160 feet and is that has ever been produced in this and President Holly of the Board of • comes "the welcome intelligence that States government should prescribe a sthing spoken of by sbme of the county. Owing to.the public spirit Trade stated the objects of tho the American troops will go In. \V’e the qualifications of those whq exer­ best known eastern papers. So far of Sanford nnd Orlando nnd DcLnnd meetings and railed upon. Secretary have no means of knowing how cise the right of the ballot; and that ■in Florida this specialty has only nnd .Oviedo anti other merchants the Marlowe of the Board o f-T ra d o to ’ many Americans are Waiting and tho state government and not the been shown in two other places nnd programs wcre_ made .possible and ready, but that there are over 100,­ render a report of hia trip to AtlanFederal government should control tho surrounding country i* expected three thousand of them-have been to assist on moving tho trains of • 000 men available on the front lines, to witness this Red Cross battle tfie printer! nt the Herald office in beau­ and regulate elections. • men who have been trained’ and rill­ Florida perishabji’s. Sinco his sue-, tiful lithographed covers and-they ressful trip" has been given in this ed in the nctual warfare that they The National Woman's . Suffrage coming wee.k.in Sanford. The queen’s contest is growing In will be scattered over the territory will now be called upon to face nod Amendment takes from the states paper in former issuer it in unnec­ TO SH O O T UP SANFORD that they will be of great nssistnnre th e ‘ right to prescribe who shall be Interest daily. Today the standing surrounding Sanford for a radius of essary to give it. in detail here. Mr. entitled to exercise the right o f ’ the of the “ queens" is shown, this being one hundred miles. This circus will Marlowe merely wanted to tell tho ' to the French and English is assured Pictures to Be Shown at the Lyric _• by all those who have seen them. . ballot. It also vests in the national the first rount of votes. It is ex- not depend wholly upon the local growers what Director Markham Thratro government the authority to enact perted tlint this feature alone will patronage but will reach into the had said ubuut the routing of tho The miserable weather which has Manager Lane has arranged to ‘appropriate legislation to enforce* cause a hot* friendly rivalry as is neighboring cities ami get people in ears and carried to the growers the broken over the country Is proving put on u "Booster W eek" at the the provisions of the proposed eamW always the custom. Until J-he clos­ here from all the cities. This means id the promise of assistance no deterrent to the Americans as ing time or last day of tin* circus, that the Red Cross will not 1 Lyric beginning Monday. April 15. the provisions of the proposed to them by Mr. Markham. they push forwnrd from all direc­ Expert photographers will • visit amendment to the United Stales the. standing pf "who's who" in the ing the money from the porkt Several other matters of interest tions toward the battle rone. queen's, contest will uppear in the home people alone hut they ure get­ every home in the city ^ml make Constuplion. were discussed by the growers and it j-'rom the region of the Somme Herald-and daily a complete enreful ting in new money and new people pictures of the children .from li was apparent to all .present that if “ In its effect tlit* proposed amend­ tiouthward to where the battle line months to 80 yrnrs of age. ami these fount of all votes will lie Hindi’ and. to come here nml see our City the grower* of this community want ment in itgrant of authority to en­ t>,rn eastward, furious lighting ronwill be reproduced on the big cur­ force its provisions give* congress tubulated in order to keep a perfect and help the local Red Cross. This fea­ anything they can always get it • iit.ties, mi various Hector* hut every­ record and make quick announce-, ture of the Red Cross Circus should tain during "Booster Week." Pic­ * win re the enemy bus been held and ture* will also he made of all indus­ the power to enact law* for the regu­ ment whe the contest is over. It is appeal to those who have been ntund from the Board of Trade and there will-lie most iinpdrtattt developments lation and. control of our elections. even pushed hack at so'me point*. tries. in fnct, everything of interest Whether •hi*’ authority would be wondered .vho will be queen untl ing aloof on the principle that this along this line later on and'the grow­ Now here has he been able, al­ around Sanford will be photograph­ who will be she recipient of the money is going out. This i» strictly* ers who are members of tho Board * exercised or no}, it i< never th3 less though he continued to throw great ed, and i t ‘ goes without saying that peaiitlfid diamond ring now on dis­ u local affair in reference to the of Truih' will realize on their invest­ granted and may lie.taken advantage massi** of men into the fray, to gain this will be a gala week fur our city. play at Me La tilin'* for the winner- handling of the money and the Kirk­ ■if much against tho best interest of ment of the nmiuul dues. ground, except an infinitesimal tract It cost a penny a vote. Some pretty land Cirrus is rented for three days No doubt a number of our citi­ Florida. . After the meeting of the Ilou(d of . from the French north of Mereuil. girl must hay* the ring. It all de­ to put on the paid attractions. It zens will remember what a clean, "In our state at pfesent our flec­ Trade the stockmen rnllod Hon. British and French machine guns unique nnd amusing entertainment pends on the hoys and hqw they promises to he one of the events of tions are participated itt almost cx- hustle. Any girl in Seminole county E. II. Kilbee to the'ehair who stated and rillemen, as in days past, attain the season and the ucts are high these same people put on at the rlusively by our white men and lye the. object of the meeting and in a tore great holes in the ranks 'of the is eligible for the race and since priced paid professional acts. Gel "Im perial" five years ago. negro is not u factor in the selection places like Oviedo, Geneva; Longringing speech called uttention to the • lit Id of gray as they endeavored to. in line and boost, the Circus. McGary & Corbett promoters of of our public officials. 1 am opposed fnct thnt Seminole county would wood. Altamonte, Chuluota and jisens on. So great have, been the •"Booster Week" and other dlstinr-. to any proposition which would pos­ soon bo {he only spot in Ibis part of Insje* yf tjie Germans in front of the Lake Monroe h,xve their queens, it Puts Up Fine Tomatoes live features promise that this will sibly invite greater nnd more'exten- is anticipated that Sanford girls will the state thnt wns not in tno tick . British north of the Somme, thnt The great* cry-In this county and he one of the most interesting en­ sive participation in our elections on have a race eqnal to that of the poli- every other county is for the far­ free territory and thnt tho dippiqg. Sunday' saw’ them unwilling again to tertainments of the year. y the part of the negro population. I luk(" up the gage of battle. ticiali. ’ • mers to can the surplus in veget­ vats called for In the government am also opposed to uny"policy which The circus management is as fol­ ables and* frnits and yet-if this *ru- specifications should he built at Along the Scarpe the British themmay invite and probably stimulate l)uHose Accept* Chairmanship plus is not marketed there is no need once. Thnt an election would soon selvrx went on the offensive ami to low*; II. C. DuBose bus accepted t|ie citizens of other states who do not 'L for putting it up. Something should he called and if the county would • the east of Arras raptured the village General Committee chairmanship of the Red ( ross \Nar und-'si anil and appreciate our race he done by the proper authorities not pny for the valf that the stock­ of Kuuchy. ( 1m the southern end*bf Mrs. R. J. llully, chairman, Mrs. Fund Campaign which will he problem in rmikmtj an effort to bring for the marketing of the home pro­ men could, easily do so.the line where von Ilindenhurg is en­ launched in Seminole county. May. the negroes of Florida into politics. (tulloway, Mrs. Curlett, Mrs. Ger- ducts first. F«r instance, the It was the opinion of G. xW. deavoring to pierce through to the 20th-27th.. Mr. DuBose will be as­ "Under the proposed Federal Suf­ ror," Mrs. .Chase, Mrs. Deane Turner Southern • Products Co. of Geneva Spcnc'cf, Gaston Jacobs, James Me-. ' old German positions as they staod and R. J. H olly..' '* ’ sisted by Judge E.. F. Housholder, frage Amendment the negro woman put up some-of the fim*st ‘tomatoes Clellan,' Joe _Cameron nnd aeveral ’ . . . • « • * * . heford his great retreat.in 191(1, the who will act as publicity secretary should he given the right to vote the Show Commllele iasf seuscin that have ever been others present thnt the small amount/ 1 British and • French troops, fighting samp as tho white woman, and under and speaker. Mr. ) 1 oily^ Mrs. Housholder, Mrs. eaten in this state and yet. they have necessary for the building of the together have met the enemy in the Amendment rongress is author­ Galloway and Mr*. Holly. u large •number of cans of these ele­ dipping vats could easily ho raised Yesterday at -a meeting of the furious combats, but everywhere de­ Program . gant tomatoes on hand and cannot hy the rattle owners nnd It jvould directors of the Seminole County ized to pass laws to protect them in feated him with sanguinnry losses. Mrs. E. P. Morse. Chupjcr it decided to have the enjoyment of this right. sell them. The grocery dealers and not"he necessary to ask the county The town of Morcuil changed Messrs. DuBose and Housholder at­ wholesale dealers can get cheaper for any money hut in the event that •’ If a majority of the white women Ticket Comnilllcc tvind-r four tip»«*« hut finally rested tend the State Red Cross gathering of Florida desfre the privilege of Mesdnmc* (.error, A b e r n a t h y , I tomatoes from the big canning fuc- they wanted the county to stand the in the hands of the British and to be held at the Seminole Hotel, uffrage, it is my opinion that this ; Morgan, 7.ebb Ratliff, Sanford, tory and while they are not us good expense It could bp voted on In the French while the wood* to tho north Jacksonville April 3rd*. No doubt prerogntivc should he procured by Goodhue, R. L. Jonrk, J. P. Hurley, and the ran* are much smaller the primary election ntid^ at the same of the village were raptured by the with these progressive hustlers.in the an amendment to -the state consti­ Hatrold, Curlett, C. D. Brumley, tra.de will not pay lly extra price. time compulsory tick eradication French. front line with a backing of our tution and 1 believe the men of the Ballard, Hardaway, Dieterh’h, S. M: The home cannrr can not find a would he voted upon, thua making .In the bend of the line between 1,000 members, something big will The it compulsory thaF alL th o cattle-in state would vote to gvic- them this Lloyd (Misa Hand), M is s ./ m ile market und stops . canning. Morcujl apd I.assigny the Germans he accomplished in this War Fund money thnt i\J)ould he. left at. homo Seminole county he dipped. privilege if it should be apparent Hawkins. . made frantic efforts to break through goes to Baltimore and there is just Drive. .— rthat they desired it. • Joe Cameron was elected perma­ • Parade * . • hut the French held them in their another loose link In our*chain. for ** " ~i * , "A n amendment to the state con­ nent chairman and .Walter S. Hand­ C. M. Hand, Chairman. Mrs: trarks and in addition recaptured hfdping each oth er-' The Southern Old Circus. Clown Here. . stitution would : still: retain In tho secretary and treasurer and..after Deane Turner; R. J. Holly nnd I). . Several villages. .. -' - -. Products Co...l/rought in some of ’ Louis Trantrr,' formerly* ” with state-tie control* oVcr .the electorate. 'some good talks on tho' question of C., Marlowe. " . • * ■ • " * • . . i * -.Gel Machine Guhs - «. these torpatoes to The Herald office Ringling’s Circus but now with the tick eradication thu meeting ndjourWith the' conditions prevailing as Not alone has von Ilindenhurg Kirkland Society Circus is In the and they are bn display now. If * Publicity . lost large numbers df men, killed or city looking after the advance mat­ they do in Florida, I am decidedly ’ D. C. Marlowe, Chairman, C. M. anyone wants to try. them they 'can ed subject to the-call qf tho chair­ wounded h u t-both ,th e British and ters connected with this lug event of the opinion that if our state is to Hand, W. M. Haynes, Mrs. Curlett, do so and they are .guaranteed by man. . ’ « French armies have taken a consid­ that will lie pulled off here next’ adopt a policy of giving the women Mrs. Ballard. the Geneva people who put them up. It is certain that the cattle owneri the right of -suffrage it can be ef­ erable number of new prisoners and week, Thursday, Friday and Satur­ If you wnnt real tomatoes nnd tldnk of this county will push tho matter • Concert also captured machine guns. At last day nights. Mr. Tranter is collect­ fected just as readily, in fact more it worth your time to patronize the of compulsory tick eradication nnd C. H. Dingee, Chairman (M em ­ At last account the Germans had ing for the programs and will look expeditiously perhaps by amending home peoplo get n can nnd sec If they will be assisted in tho move­ bers to be named by Mr. Dingee). the state constitution, nnd In so do­ launched a fresh attack in the region after the bill posting and.advertising they arc not worth the price. ment by tho Board of Trade and by * Country Store between the rivera Luce and Avrc in the many cities outaido of San­ ing, the people of Florida who- nre many of the people who liclievo in a Mrs. Forrest Lake, Chairman; and ’ tierce fighting was in progress.- ford where the publicity stunt will familiar with the conditions would butter grade of cattle nnd a tick free WEALTHY.PLANTER HERE — have, the . privilege of wprding the Mesdnmc* Humph, J. 8. Wilson, The reports.from both the .British be pulled off. on a- large scale as county. Tho necessary number of provision with proper safeguards. Ernest Krupp, W. J. Thigpen, Mc­ May Locale in Seminole Counly In dipping vats being constructed in this and French war offices seemingly in- pcopltf from all the neighboring cities Laughlin, E. P. Morse, Austip W il­ Few Days county will then be under govern­ and French war offices seemingly-n- will -all be here next week. Mr. Madame Ncorell Here liams, Mesars. C. M. Hand and I). dicate that the allied troops ■have Tranter aay* that they havo lomo of Mr. W. S. McGregor, a prominent ment fupefvision and tho vats wil ‘ The famous Madame Scovelle of C. Marlowe (ofllco boys). reached the limits If their retrograde the finest attractions that money planter of Kentucky passed through he constructed according to govern­ Tampa is here this week nnd will re­ movement. In any event they have will procure nnd the people >yill he Sanford yesterday enrouto south for ment specifications. Bombards Paris as Usual cancelled tho engagement Field Mar­ more than pleased with the Red hearse the young ladies for the big a stay of two or three days after This is certainly a m ove in tho feature event of the Red Cross So­ Paris, April 1.—Tho bombardment which he will return to Sunford nnd shal von ilindenhurg made; with Croas Society Circus. right direction by the cattlo owners ciety Circus called the Battle of the of Paris by long range German guns if suitable locations can be found he . himself to take dinner In Paris on pnd means another' step, forward Ih Roses.. This was such a feature' of was resumed at' 2:16 p. m.-today. All-Foos* Day. Instead of the anticipated the purchase .of a winter • Recruillpg Station this county for better cattle. In the the. Tampa Society Circua that the truffles and other viands with which The local army recruiting station moving picture people took fllma of •At the acrvicea this morning tho home but prefers some location four future. the Germnn commander In chief had of Sanford still is open fo r’ voluntecrs Mr. Mc­ churches were even more crowded or five.miles from town. . predicted he wodld regale himself .In between tho ages of 18-21, 31 to 41 it and 9II the leading metropolitan than la usual on Easter Sundny. Gregor has been a farmer for twonty. Fine Electric Sign Madame Scothe Fr'ench capital on April 1, hla year* of age. IAI lines of the service papers featured it. ff.vc years and states that only in the The Sanford Shoe & Clothing 'Co. No uncxploded shell from a gun past two years hns tho farmer come fare will he that of the German la the regular army are open for en­ vcllo has * wide reputation aR one of have just Installed a .fine electric the leading teachers of dsneing and bombarding Paris has thus far been army. • into his own. His principal crop is listment and all kinds of’ trades arc sign that calls attention to this en­ is one of the most graceful little found. However, there have been tobacco and hia net returns on On the other- battle fronts the wanted. terprising firm on tho darkest of ladies on the stage today. She has examined in the municipal labora­ lighting continues of a minor charac­ Some o f’ the few llnca of scrvico large classes of young ladles and tory fragments of sufficient size to eighty acres the past Reason has en­ nights. 'I t la one of tho tallest In the abled him to enjoy life a bit and this ter. although the maheuver* in tho are engineer! corps, signal corps city and looks like a periscope in young girla in Tampa and#her com­ permit the directors to reach certain ia hia first visit to Florida. He ex­ Italian theater ati|l seem to Indicate ordnance corps, quartermaster corpa the heavens. The new sign makes a ing to Sanford will be a boon to the conclusions.” They havo foun3 that pects to remain in Sanford long the near approach of hostilities of a infintry, medical department, flelc big (jlfference. In First street and if young ladies who are to have the 1 double fuse la used and- that the major character.* artillery, coast artillery, cavalry. Al free leaaona in • poses,'dancing and guna are .160 mill meters ( 9 }( inch) enough to see the surrounding terri­ more of the merchants would go in tory and make hia decision as to regular army aerTlce fo r the duration apectaculak pieces. for. dliptay signs tlie buaineM. streets The Sanford •hell*.. Apparently four guns art location. • Allies Help Bela, y of war only. _______’ •’ would look more liv ely at nights. . girls ‘trill have the advantage of being used,* two on each alternate Moscow, April 1.— (By the Asso­ ■ '■-* ■ • • • * Madame .Scovelle'a leaching for one 1• ” ' day. 1 The tubee of the guns, whinb Ed. Bjggera of the Ft. Reado lec­ Mr. and Mrs. Steele expect to ciated Presa)— Allied eo-operUtlon week .before the Circua. . ' ' • are rifle guns are more than 60 feet tion reports that his cotton la up Mrs. Roger* of the Children's wlth the coundl • of- aoldiera and move into their new home aouth ol long. The InetalHftlon and adjuat- and ready for cultivation. Ha baa Home 8 o d ety of Jacksonville was. th«f city 'next week. They have just workmen’* ’ delegates In ths defenas Dr. O. L. Miller epent Sunday I ment .‘of ^he guna mint rtqulra at about twenty acres that ia aald to In the -city today enroute home from °f .the Kola and Mourmanak coast completed a fine, bungalow that will with hla fam ily and sayp that Jafk- least three monthe. Doubtleea they ba ahead of all \ha cotton In this Enterprise where, the was looking add much to tha suburban p art.of end railway Is 'a n established fact. sonvllle la boomlnf. . ' I are concealed under mountains of e»- •action. . • after the orphans. • * according 'to dispatches .that an- thl* dty* Hun Drive Not Progressing As Anticipated * nounce that French* and-British offle'ors arc working with Dolsheviki troops rs instructors, as well as sup­ plying.’ British marines and French soldiers returning from the- Russian front. ; * . * Apparently the Mourmnnsk Soviet originally 'was ’ suspicious concerning allied offers of assistance in resisting the encroachment of .Finnish white guards upon the Mourmansk dis­ trict, hut- Leon Trotsky, president of the revolutionary military com­ mittee* authorised tho soviet to ac­ cept the-help. The allies ure said to bo prepared to supply the food and. materials required by tho rod army already forming to oppose .the white guards. • , Believes In States Rights On The Big Show Starts Next Week In Sanford Woman’s Vote Tf v’ l m • • • �lege. .Cotton is tho great fibre plant of the earth and has a myriad uses, even- that of being changed Into high explosives. The growing . of cotton In quantity In the world Is in Florida and • other1 states' of the south. We cannot afford to let the Preaching 8:30 (now timo), 7:30 boll weevil put It out of business. (old tim e).,----- -x T h e following musical program will be rendered at tho services: # Morning: Preludo— Serenade, Schubert. . * '• Presbyterian Church ./. Th e hoars-of service at the Pres­ byterian churrh -will bo ear-follows: Sunday school 10:46 (new time), 9:46 (old tim e). . Preaching 12 (notf tim e), 11 (old tlmb). ' • . GOVERNMENT >. 1 MARKET REPORTS Anthem— Sing for tho Day is Dreaklng, by Ira III Wilson. Anthem — Tho Dawn of a Wonder­ ful Day, Ira B. Wilson. t O ffertory— Adoration, A. It. Gaul. Poatlude— Marche Ve Feti, Edgar Darrell. * Evening: , • • ■’ Prelude— Festal Prelude in C,, Rovkwell. ' ‘ . Anthem — Christ is Risen, Caleb Simper. • . Anthem — God so Loved'th e World — from the Crucifixion by Stainer. O ffertory— Shepherd’s Pipes,’ W il­ liam Harris. ' - . Poatlude— Crusaders, Bolkmanu. Frederick Wide, a Texas chemist has in vok ed a process to change common grades of cotton and linters intiPsilk. The process "has the .cn- Agricultural Mirth 2g THE SANTORO HERALD PAGE EIGHT LcltuecFlorida head lettuce was in fair demand but markets were uneven, jobbing •sales* ranging from $1.00­ 3.00 per 1 bu. hamper in northern markets. . Lettuce shipment* have been three-fold those to correspond­ ing date of last year/ The week’* movempnt Included 82 • cars from Florida and 109 from California, total of 203 cars*,' decrease 77 cars. Citrus Florida oranges advanced, Indian River Seedlings, Bright*, reaching $9.00-10.26 per cr*te in New York City. Central district seedling*, Brights, held a general range -of $7.00-9.60. Central district Valen­ cias ruled generally at $6.10-9.05 and southwest district "fancy, sold at $9.0CMO.OO in New York City. Florida shipped 134 cars and Cal­ ifornia 629 cars.- Total increased sharply to 664 cars against 409 ast 5-lOc. week. Grapefruit udvancc\l Florida West Cous't Brights, medium sizes, ranged $4.26-6.50 "per crate, and Indian River Brights $4.60-5.50. Shipment of 129 cars.showed a. smnl gain over the volume, of* recent weeks. Tomatoes , Florida tomatoes, fnnry, weakened to n range of $.'1.00-3.60 per. 6 bas­ ket carrier at shipping stations and ranged slightly weaker in northern mnrkcts a» $4.00-6.26.- Movement Of- car- loadh la increasing, Florida said Issue consisting of twonty-ono starting 172 cars the past week com­ bond* of tho denomination, of One (*1000.00) Dollara each. pared with 71 last week and 40 the Thousand •/ . i. • ' , week before. • \ ■ Donds Numbers 1 and 2 maturing January 1st, 1919. Bonds Numbers 3 and 4 maturing In Circuit Court Seventh Judicial Circuit Seminole County—Florida.' Jaquary J s t , 1920.-•.In Chancery ’ . Bonds Numbers 6 and 6 maturing Grace E. Williams, January 1st, 1921. Complainant Bill of , Bonds Numbers 7 and 8 maturing vs. ComJanuary 1st, 1922^ Addison L. Williams, plaint Bonds Numbers 9 and 10 matur­ Defendant. ing January 1st, 1923/ T o Addison L. Williams, United ■Banda- Numbers/11 and 12 ma­ States.: turing January 1st, 1924. You are hereby ordered to be and Bonds Numbers 13 and 14 ma­ appear to tho bill of complaint- filed turing January 1st, 1926. herein against you at tho court house Bonds Numbers 16 and 16 matur­ in Sanford, Florida, on the first Mon­ ing January 1st, 1926. • ■ day in May, 1918, being tho'Sth day Bonds Numbers 17 antklB matur­ of said month, according to law, fail­ ing January 1st, 1927; . ing In which decree pro confesso will Bonds Numbers 19, 20 and 21, he' taken against 'you, followed by maturing January 1st, 1928, prin­ final decree , . • cipal and interest aro payable at the “ It is further ordered that this or­ ofilco of the treasurer oM ho City of der be published in-the Sanford Her­ Sanford, or at the National Bank of ald, a newspaper published in Sem­ •Commerce,in the. City of New York, inole county. Florida, mnee each week State of-N ew York. for four consecutive weeks. All bids must be accompanied Given under my hand and seal of said court this 28th' day of March, with .certified check for 2 per cent of th e'ftm olih r'o f’ said issue, as 'evi­ 1918. . • . (seal) * E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. dence of good faith in submitting bid, and the City of Sanford re Dickinson & Dickinson/ • ? serve* the right to .reject-an y and Solicitors for.Complalnant. % ‘ . na-Fri-otc . •. • ___________; nil bids. In Witness Whereof, we, the un­ Notice of Sale o f $21 000.00 City of Sanford C per cent Improvxmrnl designed, mayor, *president of the city council, -anil city clerk of tjie Bonds Notice is hereby given that sealed City of Sanford, Florida, being au­ proposal* will be received at'th e of­ thorized have hereunto sulracrihed fice of* the city clerk by tho City of our .names officially and affixed the Sanford, at Snnford, Florida, until seal of said city- o n -this the 28th i « five o’clock p. m. on the 16th day of day of March, 1918. April, 1918, for tho purchase of $21,000.00 City of Sanford 6 per relit Improvement Bonds, said bonds hear interest at the rale of 6 per rent per annum, and are dated January 1st. 1918. interest payable •lemi-ntuiuully January ami July, (seal) . • -. * J. D. D AVISO N . ’ . Mayor. C. II. D IN G B E . President of City Council. IT 1[jfl I ^ j Foulard and Gren­ adines, 5 0 ,7 5 & $1 Copyright Hart Schaffncr SiMarx Economy’s the thing in Clothes for Spring Phoenix Silk Hose Hart Schaffner & Marx • ‘ • 65c the economizing for you A Y B E you've seen the word “ economy so muc but you’re never tired o f the results o f economy. T h e fine thing about this store is the fact that you can buying when you’re 1 , __here— cconomyvtakcs care of itself.. A n you the maximum saving— :wc gather •« • ' . ; • • ' ** • S o come here for the smart style in Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes; buy them for their fine fit and good looks. The all-wool fabrics, the master tailoring and designing give you the long wear and service that'means real economy. If you dont get your money s worth, you get your money back. . • The home of Hart Schaffncr,& Marx clothes Palm Beach and Cool Clothes in a wide variety o f desirable materials and *• •’ • •. • ' , • •t • patterns • East First. Street ' Sanford, Fla �>»■ THE 8AN70RO HERALD PAGE TWO H v\ ■ o o o o o o n o o o o q o o o o o o o o o o 00000000000000000000000 CURBSTONE Is . • * BUD G ET OF Q P J N IO N ^ JUST BETW EEN M E.” : *y o u EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT I* A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, “ HE’LL TRENT ’EM "-'-S O SAYS SAUNTEREB. oo o o o a o o o a o co o o ooooaa aoooaaa aaoaaoaoooooooaoaa oooaoac Georte Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. A. pattlahall, Meade Fox, Ingram Guerry, H enry Byrd, Osborne W il­ liams, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, Robert • Robinson, Arthur Dicklhs, John Lee, J. AS. tafford, Andrew Aulin. Johrr Cater Lawton, Alfred M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joife Low|s, Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. F. Coates, Ernest Gorraley, Walter Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam Pcvehouie, Harry Carlsbn, C. E. Hunter, Wilson .Miller, .Harrold Long James W eaver Norman Baker, Er­ nest C, Morris, Ike House, T . M. Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, Lewtie Oglesby, Dcnslcr Stafford, T. O. Gillis, W lllie'O . Goolsby,. Harrold Holiday, C. R. Peabody, ’ Robert MerHwether, Robert Routh, S taf­ ford LeFili, Grover LeFils, Paul Dooley, E.‘ L. M ott, Frank campbell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ burn, Oscar DuBoto, Edwin L. Dlnkle. Sam J. Picketts, Harry IL N ew ­ man, Bryan . Walker, Andrew J. King, Charles Priestcr, Roht.. 0. Weeks, Walfred . Pierson, Vander Pcrrittc, Adolph * Shaw,.' Barney F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan M it­ chell, Drawdy. Matthers, Lewis Col­ lins, Jonh A.' Rhodes, John It. Long, John E Hawkins Fred Ballard _Ctl IlolA rt Willie . . T fa e Zapf r IUIph'Gclgcr Harry Geiger * *■Fred Ballard . Robort Hill Eddie Potter Raymond McDonald Carl McDonald Clarence Temple Joe Guerry, William Shepard Carl Tekach ' Victor M. Grecno \ First Lieut. Geo. G. Herring Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. Clarence Mehoney, Homer Wynne, Welter Mason, John Resold, Paul Pczold, Edmond Stowe, Frank Leas­ ing, ArthurLosaing. Berkeley Blackman Worthington Blackman Wallace Crosby Henry Lee • Alvin Kendall Brittain Johnson Joseph Wynn Chas. S. Lee, army. sen, laud the grace and beauty of a bride, see that every organisation that has met has its name mention­ ed, give the names of all the new 'of­ ficials of any order, announce the events which arc planned, write up the programs of entertainments, omit everything, that should be omitted from publicity, write everything which everybody wonts you 't o In country town, on hills and dells, write about,, and withal make no en­ Florida, my Florida. • .. emies? Then you're partly fitted to The rhythmic chimes of thy school be an editor of a small town news­ be|ls, paper. **• • ■ • Florida, my F'lorida. Will call thy children day by day. T o learn to walk* the'patriotic way, 5 There is a kick all over town Firmly to stand Yor thee for aye. ™ ‘ he sulphur water eating out the pipes and causing endless trouble Florida, my Florida, and expense. The* water pipes In “T h y golOerTTfult the world outshines, many instances are under’ buildings Florida, my Florida. and sidewalks and the.extra work of .Thy gardens and thy phosphate taking , up the* pipes and putting in new ones is awful, saying nothhag of mines . * Yield their rich etore of good supply. the delay in business. In many cases T o still the voice of hunger's cry— the,, pipes are upstnirs .and, they Items of Interest for the Man For thee we'll live, for thee we'll die, brea'k in the night and cuuse damage F'lorida, my F'lorida. to the lower*. Hours- It is high time Behind the Plow , i. rest on that the Sanford Utilities Co. • get The oppressor s rod can t that apparatus in for breaking thn ■t hce, Can Feed Iloga Peanut-Men) 1 of plants, among which are pens, .Water or everybqily in Sanford will F'lorida, my F’ lorida. " Just how much peanut meal can strawberries, beans', citrus and cot­ hi; broke. They- say they are doing T h y sons and daughters free must he this but I have not seen it up, to be used, in,.the ration for fattening* ton. They may also be found on F'lorida, my Florida. hogs without producing soft pork-is violets and camphor. The remedy date.. F'rom north and south, from east nnd an unsettled question. Thll Uni- prescribed for this pest is a liberal west, vcrsity'of Florkla experiment station use of free sulphur or one of itxVcomThe new time seems to cause F’rom freezing blasts they .come for: lias just completed an experiment in pnunds. , _ [some people' endless confusion and rest which peanut meal was used for the Infested plants become gray and And find in thee their earnest quest ! yet it is the easiest thing iri the purpose. dried up In appearance and finally world to-observe. The government F'lorida, my F'lorida. One lot of bogs was fed a ration turn yellow and die. Feus when at­ i asks us to set the clocks ulrcad last consisting of SB per cent corn and 15 tacked become dry, mealy or "c o b ­ When ills lietide and woes o'etlake, j Sunday, morning one hour and save [ter cent peanut meal. Another lot webby," Cense to grow, wilt down F’ lorida. tny F'lorida. jan hour of daylight by starting every Strawberries turn Thy sons and daughters «|ui»*k will thing oft an hour earlier in the morn- was fed .HO per cent corn and 'JO per and soon. die. cent velvet bean meal. * *\ third lot brown, and remain small und hard. make, j ing nnd quilting one hour earlier at If examined cbwely, infested plants, was fed bhelled corn. In addition to F'lorida, my F'lorida • night. Alt we need to do is to set The sacrifice of love and life, the clicks ahead and go right on the grain, all hogs received green particularly the under side of the leaves are found covered with a web T o save from woe, from, ills anti ahout our business. Some of the dwarf Essex .rupe. strife, These hogs were alsuglitend and of tine silk under which the minute, churches had a ' hard time getting T o fell thy foes in danger rife,* down to the real time and some of put through the cyoler by Armour & ycllnwiuh mites can be seen w itlith e F'lorida, my F’lorida. them started one hour later thus de­ Co. In Jacksonville. The result of unaided eye. Under a good lens one the test showed that the carcases of can readily discover the eight-legged The legislature of 1913, by concur­ feating the aims of the government adults which are from green to red in all these bogs killed hard. by holding at eight* nt night instead rent resolution No. -1 of that ses­ color, tlii> bright red eggs, and the sion called attention to the popular­ of seven and keeping the members ' Other experiments will lie cun white skins which were cast of! when ity of a sting entitled, "F ’lorida, My up one hour Inter. This is certainly ducted to determine the maximum the spiders molted. F’ lorida,'’ written by Dr. C. V. not in conformity ewitli government amount, of peanut meal that can he Theme pests belong to a group rail­ Waugh,-formerly a professor in lang­ ofders and churches and * business used in the fattening ration and still ed spider mites, ‘ which include the uages in the oltl F'lorida Agrirultural houses generally that want to change make a hard pork. The addition of rust mite of citrus. The best rem­ time to suit “their conveniences |6 per cent of peanut meal to the ra­ College at Lake City, and us Haiti edy for any of these mites is some song ’ has metrical and patriotic should remember that when you tion'will mean a big raving in the ' mt\ke a change you should make one amount of corn used for fattening form of sulphur..... ~ merit, it was that will give the hour of daylight hogs Jor the market.1 T’ rre sulphur or some of its com­ "Resolved, Thul this song, “ Flor­ null when you’ do not you are in con­ pounds may lie uset) by applying dry ida, M y Florida,"1 be.utid is hereby flict with the government orders and or in.iiio.form of a spray.' F'rcc sul­ , G ro * Your Own Eggs # declared by the legislature of Florida you know what* that, means. All phur is one of the best remedies. It One phase of food production in to he the state song, to he sung to business and all churches should which the town man ran play a part Is somewhat slower in action than the tune of ' Maryland. My Mary­ start on the regular time by the clock is that of ruming poultry for eggs. some of the sulphur- compounds, land,’ ami that it is recommended and that is all there is to ii. While eggs are nut looked upon as a often taking two or three days or for use in the daily exercises of the commodity which can he shipped to more to .do its work, but it remains public schools of the state of Florida, Seminole’s Roll of Honor supply our military forces they do go active for a long time, frequently as well as at all public gatherings two or three weeks, and usually kills far toward reducing the consump­ where singing - forms a part, of the the inites, Sulphur ran be applied . Nary tion of meat at home’ . And meat is program." dry, and driven into the vine's by Karl Schultz, Sherman Routh, a prime necesally^for shipment* ' bund, or shaken into the vines ^ Ever sit at n typewriter and try Collier Ilrown, Oliver Murrell, Neil In recommending thnt farmers und through n closely woven cloth or n Chittendeh, Boy Chittenden, Ralph to see what matter of public interest town people keep a small lloek of perforated can. yam could write about, how much Uoumilint, Allnn Jones, Morris Spen­ chickens the University of F'lorida cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. It is better to mix three parts of you could say something nice about extension division has in mind the dry sulphur with one pound of hyLawton, James Purvis, Wjlliam Hart this one, and something nice about amount of meat the eggs rhn dis­ that one, give some ideas on a pop­ ley, WnIJarc I.ipford, W. C, Temple place in ithe family diet. A dozen The lime can be bought or be made F’orreat (Satchel, FSd. Cameron, hens, properly cared for will go far by adding 32 pounds (4 gallons) of ular topic, make some suggestions that might he carried out by some Lym an linker, FS. S. Wa'rd, Robert toward meeting the requirements of Water to every hundred pounds of quirkllme. Mix hydrated lima and one in the-community who had the Duane,* Tcnny Deane, F\ F. Roper. u small family. Requests for infor­ sulphur thoroughly, ' lime and pwney to do so, smooth Army mation addressed U> the Extension The best results will be obtained over some-one’s mistakes who had John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Division, Gainesville, will receiveby applying the dust at night or in reached the public ear, try anti ex­ Leslie Hill, Seth -Woodruff, Stanley prompt attention. the early •morning when the m'r is plain why such nnd such things tire Wulker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe I * * ■* * quiet and tin: plants are wet with not so, make a hero or heroine out Chittenden. Oscar Yipoef, Bruce An­ Continue to Have M eal •-* '"thn dual adherer better their. of same one who hud done something derson, Ernest Gregory, F'red Mason,1 Uur country meed* meat. A short­ dew, us1 n1 little unusual, give the ,’ prqper George McLaughlin’,' Harold Wash­ age of <meut and dairy1products ntiil It works butter when flic nights arc space tu the life of n departed citi- burn, Albert ‘ F’ry, James Estridge, confronts uh. The resourcefulness of moist and the ditja bright ’ and sun­ ny, for under l hero ‘conditions the thi( liouspheeper can do much townrd oxidation of the sulphur takes place saving the situation. Here is where more raj iitl. . As a spray, from one the vegetable can bo made to piny an to live o midi of sulphur to fifty gal­ important part, says the University lons of water e.tn In- used. of F'lorida extension division. Com­ Of the compound, of sulphur, bined witli left over menl a dish pal­ atable enough-to constitute tho main blue Han .ue i. oifo of the best. L'xir dish of the next day's dinner cun lie ab itil tiiu' t'.iiinu to i evenly gallons ' ' ' . j ‘ ' ’ii the i momen t1 .:) prepared. Jirortu r; r-r'iiri". r! 1,t pouiiiU of lime In spite of the fact that there lire nnd n ,t pi utui: of mtlpliur. Cover fewer- meatless days now than there the Line V i . ;jbnt|t, *i\ of wore a month ago, we should cu wute . ..m! (a (he iniUnre begins to down nur'm eat, allowance, . Thlsa some is a real hardship regardlcsarc he4 T5dd I'brVfilpTnlrsuTbifrly. When the I 1 . ! ing i; over, cool the m:yi< the fnct that many other foodat quickly by punting cold water into Just ns nourishing; Thtire aro, how .We have the Agency for the Celebrated It. ever, so'm any waya of "camouflago ______ • _____ ' _ *. I Miller Tires. These tires Guaranteed for in g" roast beef, for. example, that Temple Chime t the Minimum of 5,000 Miles. Re-adj ustthe up-to-date housewife has no* ex­ • Toe Tcin e >.i.div’orJiim was very cuse .for nut coraerving the mpat sup­ • merits made in Sanford. We carry a line ply and at the aamo time keeping her b* ii.u lly'o (■»: r d willi Fluster liilica, of these tires and will be glad to have you fnrpily well nourished and sailsfied. . . , cams nnd potted-plants Sund .ii. inspect them. Conserving .meat means growing and using more vegetables, which is II. FL T ola r’ in t In* new suprrinanother inducement to cultivate the vegetable garden. Vegetables and (<iik»>i,i of i in* l it.crim'iliaU1 Dcpartsome of the more concentrated foods muo. ui the Sunday n< lioui.1 in the diet grown here at. horno will ' , • release large quantities of moats nnd H. D. Sterns lpis taken Clio I)cother food supplies for the American rivn d a - s nnd is making a splendid i . i *._____ army abroad. "* T teacher'for life young men. Florida M r Florida Land of my birth, bright sunkissod land, Laved by the gulf and ocean sand, Florida, my Florida. Of all the states in east or west, Unto my heart you are the best, Here may I'liv e , here may I real, Florida, my Florida. „ Farmers and Fruit Growers S M IL L E R 1 - J *• Temple Wednesday, evening 7:30 p'elock. • • • r t • * , . * •— t • •• Mr. MasHfcy baa demonstrated tho fact that he can teach as well as preach, he having taken the Royal AmbtfKsadors lost S u n d n y v — - William B, Lynch, James H. Lee, J. C. Hutchinson, -C. T .* Smith, B o y Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal George Hymen & * -“ l . T . '*■ The Temple choir, under the lead­ ership of Miss Margaret D avis ren­ dered a very nlrc program o f 'Easter music Sunday evening. * — I— The Baptiol Temple began its first services Sunday according to Federal time, find will continue to observe the tim e of the nation. i 1W itch for Red Spldera The Temple folk arc delighted to Red gpidert are i peat’ UkkljBCto k n ow .th at Lieut. George Hyman, give trouble during the.gpring ‘ Chaplain ’ 326lh Infantry, until re­ month# through a ttic k i on ■ Variety cently the pastor, will speak at the MY,SPECIALTIES: PICKARD’S h a n d . p a in t e d c m *A G O R nAM 'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WAfiE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCRl* C. H. DINGE e I Plumbing and • New.Dental Offices Gas Fitting Dr. D. L. Brown has opchcd new dental offices In the Yowcli Speer building a n d .is read y'for business. Dr. Brown jComea to this city from All Work Receives M j Person I'atulka where he has practiced den* • Attention And Beat Efforts tistry for some lime'and comes high­ ly recommended from his home city. Opposite City Hall- * Telepb.i.N.* His advertisement-appears. in, an­ other part of this issue. The Drowns urc former residunts of Sanford and Dr. Brown is only coming back home. BUSINESS CARDS Habits. I t la astonishingly easier to get Info a bad habit than to get out o f It. It la like the difference between sliding down a mountntn slope anil climbing up It. . Therefore, when you find an undesirable habit growing on you, cllinh back, beforo you have gone down too far.—Exchange. . * On*Inch Carda Will lie Published!)* der This Heading At The Date Of n i Per Year. D R . L . D. BROWN DENTIST ' Office Yowcll-Speer Building ' Pfionc 108 KanfunD FtflHds Dr. D. C. WARD OSTEOPATHIC P H Y S IC IA 'N FIRST NATIONAL RANKUUJILDWC T c Tc p h'o » q - y E. T . B O U Q U E T S B R IC K W O R K & PLASTERING SPECIAL ATTTKJiTION (.IVES TO ALL REPAIR WORK ESTIMATES FURNISHED III KLM AVR. h i m uiiii. i loom TIIO.MAM EMMKT HII.SON k. KKuot son inn snotral ■Wilson & Housbolder Sanford, L A W Y EltS • Hondil ..G E O . A . DECOTTESJ • Rivers II. Buford Candidate F’or ATTORNEY ano COlINSEkLOV vtLAw| Justice of Supreme Court of Florida. • Practice In Since nnd Frilmf (tam 9 liarner-WnndmfT (Rdc ______________ * RED CROSS M E E T I N G SnnfnrdFbl SCHELLE MAINES The Third Friday of every month wil! be*a business meet inf* of the Red Cross, at Woman’s Club on Oak Avenue, at 2:30 p. m. . . . L A W Y f: r a. COtlllT not sa Phones 113. 330-w muit Screen Doors . m * J , Opal Screen Wire Cloth - * ... . a New Shipment Just Rt ctirtd i v , AnM u n .it anil U « i l m * 1] hnWWSHt JnW. 1 And ind fcf irrra UAr £«k(rm.kr,ti.U, IHfdi HILL LUMBER CO. —t J n m ihmU U uud m Iwp <kn« • Florida’s Fertile Farm Lands OU’LL b« intetcileil in this better farming coun­ try where soil, climate—everything, work wilh you. Communities are well developed; tchooU »re good and churche* are nearby. Trensportation lacilitie* alto‘good. Y T IR E S Gibson & W allace JEWELER The Florida East Coast Railway (FUaUrSyrtaaf through ita aubaidiary companiea—(he Model Land Co., Perrine Grant Land Co., Chuluota Co., and Okeechobee Co.—own» end haa for aate large traeta of Und a u it a b le for farma and truck garden#., Illustrated literature on your requeat. lnquiriea angered promptly and in detail. J. E. INGRAHAM, Vice.Pre.ldent . JA3. P . INCRAIIAM, Sabi Acaat H*VUDA EAST COAST RAILWAY COMPANY Raaai City BoiUlae St. Aaaa*tlaa, noHda | D. C. BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Ssnltsry Strain Pressing, Hot Ghsolnle Drr Clesning. Alt***** to, tions of Alt Kinds on Short Notice. Join Our Gepllemen’a Vqlet Club. $2.00 Per Monts* S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D C A ll AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. P H ® ® ,H ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ###< Nv I -*/ r.t - t. -_ �THEI8ANF0 RD HERALD ► N o. Disappointment Awaits you Here L I 1 w Every Article Quoted Rings With True' Economy. . Sanford’s GreatestSale of Certain Satisfaction Continued For One Week Unusual Opportunities to Save Money W ALK-O VER SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN New Styles just arrived. Our entire stock of High ^nd Low Shoes will be Job lot of Ladies High and Low Shoes, $3.00 and $-1,00 Value, for this Big Sale, only.................. . ................. ...... • Men’s fine Dress Shoes, Lace and Button, $3.50 Values........ . $7.00 and $8.00 Shoes in Tan and Black Rinex andLeather (PEr.jOQ Soles .................. ..................................... ................. $ 0 .^ 0 $6.00 Shoes in Tan and Black Rinex and Leather Soles for this ylQ Big Sale $ 0 » t :O ■ $6.00 Shoes in Tan and Black Rinex and Leather Soles during (fc/f Q Q this Sale’only ............ ................... . ............. «p T :* y O Genuine Palm Beach and Cool Cloth Suits for Men, $10.00 AQ Values...... ................. .......... .................. ........... ................ ! p U * 4 o Children’s Shoes $1.24 and up ff e are offering some of (he greatest values money can buy. We have Cut Ihe Prices within the limit of Every Ones pocketbook. Come to be surprised, you will not be disappointed Ladies’ Shirt Waists ,'18-in. Unbleached Sheeting, Best . Quality, 22c Value 16c White and Fancy Voile, Organdie, Lawn and Satin Waists, Big Assortment 98c an d U p Big Assortment of Fancy Dress Ginghams, Fancy Colors . 25c and 30c Values 22c Men’s Light Weight Work Pants Good Values i i Boston arid Paris Garters, 25c \ alue ’ , Big Bargains in Men’s Dress rfji Pants . -I Barker Brand Collars 2Ue values ' lot* or 2 for * < • •. Blue Chambry, bust color, Work Shirts • Kant-Kmek Rubber Collars 25c Values.'........^...... Men’s Wash 'Pics.......... . * .... Big Assortment, of .Men’s Soft Job Lot of Men’s Shirts with and without Collars ..... - Big Assortment of Men’s Dress Shirts, good quality. -...' WHITE GOODS Big Shipment Just Received of Fancy and White Voiles, Organdies, Batiste, Shirting, Nainsook, Lawn and Dimities, all New Spring Patterns Going in this Sale at Less than Today’s Market Prices Men’s and Boys’ Straw Sun Hats - l^ C Men’s StilF Straw Dress Hats A A _ this Sale W C Umbrellas . 98c Large, size Fibre Suit Cases 1A for our,.Big Sale • «P A . X U * • Rubber Bottom Tennis Shoes -HQ** $1.00 Value......... . .. , * OC Closing out absolutely Bekjw Cost our entire ling of Men's Women’s and____ .* "Children’s Raih'Coats ladies’ Skirts White and Colored Wash Skirts Good Patterns, Mew Styles ... ^11 Sizes........ - — Will go in this Sale at $1.24 and Up Muslin Underwear Big Line of Teddies. Gowns, Corset Covers, Underskirts and Pants , Goin’g in this Sale-Below Factory Cost * Closing Out Below Cost all Wool • Piece Goods, Outings, Suitings arid Flannels C ’ J. C. C. & W. B; Corsets, all Styles Entire Stock of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Ladies' Ready-towear, N o­ tions, Mens Furnishings, Dry Goods, Trunks and Suit Cases going at Cut Price in this Big Sale—Buy Now, and Save Money. �' •• PAGfe PO U R THE SANFORD BERALD R . J .H O L L Y , Rdltor W. M . HAYNES, Dnalaeu M u i i e r 1 E firy TaMdsjr sad 7rldaj THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY HUBSCIUmON PRICE IN ADVANCE: O N * TE AK .............................................. I LOO BIX MONTHS im U M O N 1 ................... . IJ I H 3 . T O M i « < 4 U Um dtp bp Cin<« 11,00 P « Tow U A l n w * or Mo fo r Moolh la A otobco M oM Do Madt >1 Ofllco ■toO M H in id - (liM Moil Motlw Aofafl Mod IM , >! Um rofUfflco kl Ptorkto Uatfw A ll ot Monk Ini, 1ST* Offioa: Ilorald DoUdlof HV.* Apra a. iiis T H * 8 ANPOBD HERALD. Trlrpkoao No, U 1 I no chance of being free. unlesa made and kept so by the exertlopa of bet­ ter men than himself. V K long- as justice And injustice have not ter­ minated their over renewing fight for ascendency in the affairs of mankind, human beings-must be wUllng. when need is, to do bsttio for the one agsinst the other.— John Stuart Mills. This wss written a half century and more ago, but it might have been written yesterday it applies so well to today's- .conditions. The truth is the same yesterday,- today and tomorrow. . — 0— : ' • S A N F O R D T A K E N O T IC E T o Bob Holly, W aller Haynes and the good fellows of the Sanford Herald: Thank^ for your kind idiotorial. It is true 1 did "sneak through" on you; hut it was because the boat wan late and j.ju s t had time to eat one of Pa Carnes' dinners with Frank Dutton nnd heat It for. the train. - • It hurt my feolingif worse than yours, for I was looking forward to a couple of hours of visit in San­ ford. See you next time, surely.— F. K .-A ., in Courier Bartow - Infor­ mant. -------------- - 0 ------------------ forethought to the Milled generals N o w that* the clouds of the first attack ' have - lifted It ' la apparent 'that Germany's Intention was to overwhelm the British, and at the same time create an impression that Paris.w as in great danger from her new weapon, and by the joint move­ ment trip ^France into an unholy pqace. The new gun is> more spec­ tacular than effective, and as fat as actual results are concerned is a failure. On the whole the situation ia not as grave as in the first onrush in the fall of 1914 when Paris was with­ in the grip of the Hun. Tho miracle of the Marne stemmed tho tide, and what was possible then, with an almost beaten army is not Impos­ sible now with much better equip­ ment and more men. The Germans will probably not hazard a defeat similar to the Brit­ ish at Camhrni, by piercing the lines too far, unfi subjecting the wedge to flanij attack. ^ Time Is The. God Of Battles Let every hour count—-don’ t' waste the precious minutes that mean so many more of our brave boys going over the Top to ' DEATH. WATCH THE? CLOCK and speed up your work-for the Boys Over There. SAVE your money for the Government that will heed it before the HUN has been subdued. CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 P E 0P L E S mB A N K Q F S A ^ F O R D II. R. STEVENS ‘ r,Mu «.i SANFORD, FLORIDA C, M. HAND vk*.rr~u.i p. L WOODRUFF VkvfttaMsal O. L TAYLOR R. R. DEAS Asi’l Csibi* 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 SITS If tho drive Is successful and the objective taken, which is extremely doubtful France will not he crushed. Paris, is not a republic, though it is not to be denied that toss of the capital ' would bo a serious blow. France will never he beaten until every Frenchman is dead; and . America has not' yet begun to fight, That ia th e 'p ity of it. America, with her vast resources, is impotentThose who have* held tho lines for nearly four years are sorely pressed, and wo cannot help . them, . Our small expeditionary forces occupy a sector below the scene of the pres­ ent momentous battle. The others we have trained and arc training are useless without ships to carry them across. * If tho ^allied armies, by superior strategy are able to repel the attack­ ing hordes, then a victorious peace is nearer, for Germany will have sent her greatest effort. \ In the breathless suspense, as we gaze os bystanders on the death' grapple we must keep our purpose steadfast aqd our eyes on the ultim­ ate goal, so-that when at last we throw our full strength into tho con­ flict wfth high constancy ■and un­ wavering determination, we shall push on and bopr our full share of the burden which Germany's mad ruler has placed upon the world. }«W K X X H ^ M ^ X ^ X 3 M X X X X X X X X 3 e 3 «< M X ^ X X X X 3 fiC FEW- VALUABLE RECEIPTSFOR YOU used in its stead. M any consider this method entirely satisfactory, thought ’ instance* ure known where ojggfl so preserved have tasted slight­ ly of lime. ^ visit with his friends In Sanford next Wednesday. While here Chaplain Hyman will Tho wap newa today ia greatly re­ speak at the Baptist Temple, Wednesday evening, 8 llh subject assuring anil_ wo ahould all take a will probably ho "Trench & Camp," __new start jn.’ ht*Iping'the. Red Cjrosa, Dissolve 2 or 3 pounds of unsiaked "WHY* A M E R IC A N S ’ W IL L W iN the Liberty Loan, the Thrift Stamps' lime in 5 gallon! of water that hap- In as much ns the Chaplain has only .’ T H E W A R GIVEN BY DEPARTMENT and all tho other war.work. 1 previously been boilod and nllowcd a fpw hours to. spend with ps,U j, Major William J. Donovan, re OF AGRICULTURE • to coal, and allow the mixture to his desire tiat as many as posuble ceiving the French war cross was stand until the lime settles and the meet hiifi at the church so thaf he The farmers of the county arc re- cited as "a high officer who showed liquid is clear. ■Place clean, frexh may shake hands' with alL Further queated to sec the president of the brilliant military qualities, giving Preserving Eggs for Winter eggs in a clean enrthernwam crock announcement regarding thv sja-akBoard of Trade when they come to during a violent bombardment, a re­ Eggs will soon he milch loiter in ing will be made in Today** town. He has something of im­ markable example of bravery, bcprice than during tho winter season or jar and pour the. clear lime, water Herald. * portance to communicate to them. 'tivity .and presence of mind." and - every housewife in Seminole into th e . vessel • until the eggs are _ _ o ----county should put down s goodly covered. A t least 2 inches of the*aoA French officer who waa with supply of eggs for the corning winter lution should »^ver the top layer of Can't Run Business Without License Sanfprd ia going t o ‘ have a-society him in the trenches rep’ortod to his It haa been the custom of a few whon prices will again be very high. eggs. Sometimes a pound of salt, is •circus and with Editor Bob Holly oa own superior officer that "h o waa people in Seminole county to copused .with the lim e,.but experience It has aircady been proven that the leading clown and F. F. Dutton' the best officer'under fire he had duct their business without having a has shown that in general the limo watte, glass will successfully preserve as ringmaster, is a success at the proper license from the state and ever seen." *. eggs (if eggs are sterile) in Semin- without the salt is more satisfactory/ start.— Moorehaven Times- ,. county—this custom will undoubt­ Y et Denovan was a lawyer in Inolc county for from six months to We ought to have your pet roostpr Using Preserved Eggs edly receive a sad reversal this ye»r Buffalo until America entered the s year,.so it behooves us to get our here, -Bill. Fresh, clean eggs, properly pre­ as Prosecuting Attorney Srhellc war fast April 6. water glass and have it ready. All served can bp* used sntisfat orily for ---- 0 ----M nines has given notice that he was The great significance of this is those interested in getting water ail purposes and ip cooking and for Good business as well as patriot­ was instructed b y ' the county com­ that the best hope for such a mili­ glass will please let me know at onec the table. When eggs preserved In missioners to enforce the payment of ism urges support of the government tary machine as Prussia built up thpt I may he able to get the best water glass are to be boiled, a small in Its financial needs, and no class the various license taxes. The ofwas- that the new armies quickly price on this preservative for them. hole should ho made in the shell of Americans more than the farmers fenders have had six month* in raised to oppose them would he de­ Unstructions for putting down with a pin at the large end before which to ‘comply with the law, and of tho motion whoso .own welfare ficient in officers. eggs by this method, quoted from plscing them in the water. This is those that,, have ,so far evaded rhe ia indissolubly bound up with that The falsity of that fatuous con­ pamphlet by the Bureau of Animal done to allow the air in the egg to license tax should not look for fur­ of the United States government. fidence is to the ability of both of­ Industry, U. S. .Department of Agri­ escape when heated so as to prevent ther mercy at the hands of the ficers and privates has .been dis­ culture will be found elsewhere in cracking. court. It is tho intention of ihroftu The sooner the irresistible might proved day after day In the raids at The Herald? Please read. ficlals to summons all people who of this great Republic is organized the sector held by Americans in Riley M. Fletcher Derry, George Hyman Coming Ifaek arc running a business without li­ We must remember always, in the * and put into full action the sooner France. Emergency Home Dem. Agt. Lieutenant' George Hyman, Chap­ cense before Jutjge Housholder tto darkest hour of defeat even ijs In the the war will -end. Every dollar in­ The clement in war which remains brflliance of victory, that we are lain 326th Infantry, and our George show cause why they should not pay vested in government securities to he demonstrated is that a dem­ right, and being right, we can't be Prcsrrrlng Eggs In Water Glass Hyman of the Baptist Temple will the regular fee, without any further works to shorten the war, to save ocracy like the United States can beaten. Solution and Lime Water return from- Camp Oordon for a delay. the lives of American soldiers and unify itself in war industries to with­ During the spring nnd early sum­ sailors. stand the assault of such a central­ mer, when eggs are abundant and Soldiers' Hope • — ^ -0 ----ized power as the autoerntic' Ger­ reasonable in price, attention should When we end the Imperial growth W A R FOR H U M A N IT Y man cm (lire. he given ' to preserving them for We will marry *otir betrothed. War, in a good cause is not the This element does not concern the Whom we • know are working hard, winter use. Fresh eggs properly pre­ greatest evil which a nation can suf­ armies on the firing line, hut the served may be kept for eight or fer. ..War. is an ugly thing, hut not forces which keep them munitioned. Cooking corn with little lard; twelve months In excellent condition As it fs their country’s plea the ugliest of things; the decayed and used with good results. •To achieve this unity of effort re­ That is made to you and me. £ 1 •V'V.'yJ . and degraded stale of moral and pa­ Eggs laid during April, May nnd quires the earnest cooperation * of triotic feeling which thinks nothing **r* *« Sing the songs our sweethearts sing* early June have been found to keep wofth a War is worse. When n people, private riiixens and intelligent di In the'church before their King: better than ’ those laid Inter in' the are used as mere human instruments rerling" by the war administration "Onward Christian Soldiers" ^rue. season. at Washing! on for firing cunniin nr thrusting bnynnWave our flag, red. white arid blue! If satisfactory results*are to ho ob­ ets, in the hut vice fur I tie selfish pur­ There remains another element of O'er the men who an- in drill. tained, the eggs should he frrnlt and pose of u master, stn h wars degrades success in this war which is a - best T o destroy old Kaiser Bill. clrnti, anil if possible, infertile. Eggs asset the United States. a people. t\ w ar' to protect .other that limit when pinged in the solu­ human beings against tyrannical In­ That is Amoriea’s genius for mr- In tlie shadow of the orris.-'. tion art qpt fresh nnd therefore can­ justice; a.war to give victory to their chanicnl invention, wliicii never has Not a single-soul is lost; not lie preserved. When un egg is own ideas of^rlgl’it nnd good, and been equalled elgowher'e in this een- Yet his blood is tratnpied deep only slightly soiled, a rlot.li dampen­ wltich is their own war. carried ,,ni tnry. It is indicated by the inven­ Underneath those Germans' feel. ed with vinegar can he used to rofor an horn*! pifrphse by tnt ir free tion of the dying machine arid the Still we say to all we ran: I move such stuins. Under no circhoice is .often the means of ih’eir sriliimtfine. the l>u-.i<- patent v for the "H e tliou triii* America: '" 1rums lances should badly soiled eggs regeneration. A iftan who has nr,;li­ I tanks of Great Britain, nnd our own lie used (jn p r e s e r v in g if nut 'into Now the tierin.iiys’ tine we break. ing Which !.*■ is wijlliig to light for. i „,.w |.,t,rrty motor i the jar w bib tltrlj they will spoil, nothing w bh-h, l:,-.. a.'u* moio .jlmuAnd ns soldiers they do tal.e. land washing rem oves'a protective No one 1 1 a:, '.belter understanding than he does about hi*, personal ?mf«*Eager! Eagerly we try (coating which prevents spoiling. > nf this ineelinnicnl gcuu^wir is better ty. is n tiiiserah e m ature, who has Now to see their kaiser die able to spruit nf tho* industrial forces In this storm of fir** ami smoke; Water Glass Method which apply it than is Henry Ford, Yet we. know our lust word's*spoke. A good nut hod for the preserva­ ■ _r of. Detroit, who said this week in tion, of eggs is the use of sodium New York; silicate, or water glass. . I f tin? price in this dying breath so weak, of sodium silicate M about JO cents a "A m erican .' mechanisms, designed "N o w I la y me diiw’ l f f o sleep." t& a l- p iiR tj. quart, eggs may ho preserved at u This I learned1 *on mother's knee, by American engineers, constructed *) , ccst. .of approximately .2 -cent* - a by American .workers .nod..operated. Oh, , dour mother—UU. nut .see; -*^*V • .'•*)* dozen. It 1ft not desirable to use till* >y American" fighters are guing'-to*’Hen* am I.-her tm iy b o y j" a • * wntt't glass solution u second time. win the war on (lie land, in the-wit­ Yet 1 have a thrilling .joy. ter and in the a ir —for America." t • Use 1 quart nf sodium silicate tu !) When our. dying moans are o'er TAmpu Tribune. quarts of wnter that lias been boiled We sliull meet on Jesus' shore, and cooled. Place the mixture in a Knowing that the stars above C*7it »*:lit Hurt £kLjlSair AMm i 5-gallnn crock *or jar. This will lie T H E CR ISIS Smile upon a land nf lovo; sufficient to preserve 15 doren eggs We have entered upon the mili­ Made free-by our blond ami tears, and will serve as a guide* for the tary crisis of the war. Shod abroad thesp present years. quantity needed to preserve .urger Since the beginning it has been ev­ High School Girl. number of eggs, ident that them would he no pence (1) Select u 5 gallon crock uml until o n e ' of the opposing armies Horace Williams Abroad d e a ii-iL thoroughly, after whicluiL won a_decisive victory_n vor the Tho following letter In the Lump­ should he scalded nnd allowed to other. kin, Georgia', Independent will in­ dry. In the thrust along n fifty mile HERE have been a good many changes terest the young friends of Horace (2) Heat u quantity of water to front from , La Fere to Arms, the But th e y ’ re so practical nnd Williams in this city: in young men's styles this spring. They the boiling point and allow it to Germans are seeking to drive a durable that you cau keep Signalman Horace William* of tho have been designed to conserve wool fab­ cool. wedge of stool through St. (juenlin, United States Naval Merchant Ser­ nearly nil you r records iu (3) When cool measure out 9 ric.by eliminating .any unnecessary use. . the most direct route to Paris,’ and vice ia at home for a short visit to quarts of water, place it in the crock them. take the French capital. his parents, Mr*, and Mrs. W. H. and add 1 quart of sodium silicate, Here's one; a perfect example of the spirit It is not too mu<;h to say that this T h e re 's n type to meet every Williams. -Mr. Williams wss among stirring the mixture thoroughly. of conservation; neat; form fitting; one of the is the supremo effort of the enemy. purpose, aud the (EaJjPaE3 the first .Lumpkin boya to volunteer (4) * The eggs khould be ..placed In most.striking effects of the season. M ilitary experts have long held stock form s that fit them arc his service in tho present conflict. the solution. If sufficient eggs are that Germany would seek a decision His record in tho naval service haa . so carefu lly designed that you * You fellows who know a lot about styles not obtainable when tho solution is before America was capable of been splendidly progressive and haa arc able to use m any o f them first made, additional eggs may ho „ will- want to see this one.: It's a Varsity throwing her weight against 'her. given him the advantage or a, wide added from lime to time. Be very without the slightest change. model and you'll find your size in brand new There is no better time than the and varied experience, his travels Bound in R td Cowhide Back present for Germany, or one more having carried him to England, careful to allow nt least two inches color combinations at this store.. of tho solution to cover the eggs at i unfavorable to the allies. a* and Corners, Corduroy Sides,. France nnd Italy during his few all times. That the British were forced buck months of service. An interesting Steel H in ge s, T o p L ock in g, y. (51 Place the crock containing tho is admitted in the official announce­ array of souvenirs consisting of for­ L e t us demonstrate how preserved neggs in a cool, dry place, ment, and though thcmlwaji p loss of eign ptonoy ,of numerpus denomina­ you ran nave tim e, labor aud , -well covered to proven! evaporation. territory, men and artillery, the line tions, and other, spiall articles col­ The home of Hart Sthajfner &'Marx Clothes m on ey b y u sin g the BBSlPOB] \Vaxed paper covered over and tied is not broken, and every indication lected during his travels has proven Pott Binder. Sanford, ia that the nuw positions will sustain an absorbing source of interest to around the to)) of the crock will an­ the onslaught. his friends hbro. Mr. .Williams will swer thia purpose. Lime Method • Tho Gcrihan drive was not un­ remain here only a -few days when When w a ter .glass cannot he ob­ he will leave for, the ."Somewhere expected and even tho most pessi­ . Phone 148 Sanford, Florida tained, the following mq'.liod may be mistic must have conceded adme over there." TH EY ARE „, l _. LEDGER TRANSFERS, A new VarSky style by Hart Schaffner&Marx T K£t Sanford Shoe . 115 E. First Street HERAL0 PRINTING CO. i* . * V :l * * ■ „ * .. » & Clothing Co. Florida. �T flE SANFORD IIERALD yule Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief. Personal Items . o f Interest In and About The City <£ Summary o f the Pleating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for ' Herald Readers The Geneva pepple are hoping the Board of Trade or whoever it may conecrA will again take up the aub* Jcct.of a mall route between Sanford and Geneva. YOU'LL BE SO PBOU0 ue-en s of the hat you select from our collection* of beautiful millinery that you will want to carry it homo yourself to' make aura yot) get the right one. The hats shown hero ire s urely dreams of beauty and * becomingness. Come and see them and you'll wonder why the prior* are not higher. Special showing of children's hats next week. S E M IN O LE CO. SELECTS GO Dr. Cecil Biilt left today for Jackpnvillc on buslnesa. ... . • Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopathic Physician. First National Bank jlldg., Phono 330-W. 64-tf D. L. Thrasher apenf yesterday in Jacksonville on business. Break your Cold or LcCppe with a fnir doses of 668rl39-2Gtc t Mrs. McLaughlin is visiting friends in Leesburg a few day's ibis arck. For Wood and heavy hauling sec rrrl). or phone 378. 48-tf * Will Stringfi-llow spent Sunday in the city and reports that his cotton crojl in -Volusia is doing well! • Mrs. E. G. -Tyner Is In the city from iTumpn mid wilt spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. II. J. Holly. HUB-M Y-TISM — Antiseptic Re­ lieves Rheumatism Sprains Neu­ ralgia cte. • 39-26tc j. W.\ Osteen, n prominent citizen of the-Altamonte Springs section was in the. city several hours today. 'Allen Jones arrived yesterday from Charleston and will be home on a few (lays’ furlough. Allen had a severe.attack of measles and is on the sick list in consequence. He has made reveral trips to France since -joining the naval hospital cor|>s. Expensive Hemstitching Machino Just installed at the millinery shop of Mrs. IL. L. Dubart. Ladles of Sanford, aro invited to call and*see this machino in operation. Fourth and Sanford Ave. 13-tf The Carnes Hotel has a new sign hoard on the First street entrance that will be a menu for the- cafe. call on the women of Sanford, there are so many who are inactive, to' join the surgical dressings classes at the local Red Cross headquarters that are being conducted b y ' Mrs. Geo. II. Fcrnald, supervisor of sur­ gical dressings, and a graduate In­ structor. On April 1st n class for Monday afternoons was Instituted for the benefit’ of those who desire to make surgical dressings but are un­ able to attend the morning classes. Sanford should make 2,000 dressings a week, as a . matter of fact there were 1680 pieces made within six weeks. The work room forces at headquarters are on the job regular­ ly, turning out from five to over six hundred garments and articles earh month. This includes the work done by auxiliaries, -The. Geneva auxili­ ary confines its activities to surgical dressings and ^ends a box regularly every month. The'inspection com­ mittee inspected and passed 623 hos­ pital garments nnd supplies' In March, which was followed by the siune number being packed and shipped by the shipping committee. The last box contained a eolhplcte, dainty layette, for n Belgian baby, the gift of the Auction Bridge Club. Donations from the Woman's Club, include five dollars from the^iMusic Department and ten dollars )rom the Welfare Depart meru/Trottr of which were much appreciated. While and Colored Soldiers Who Wl II Win The War For America Our boys continue to go and many watched themj with saddened hearts last ” Friday 'afternoon as 7 white boys and 37 colored left-this city for the training camps there to make ready to go across and whip the bunch of war mad fanatics who arc seeking in vain to conquer the world. There were many fetes in honor of the boys who were to leavo and the colored population- of. San­ ford made a great occasion out of the going of the first draft from the colored hoys of Seminole. They had the uniformed knights and the band and nil the school children to escort them to the station* and it was a great furs well. Thu white boy's left on the first train, for Camp Jackson and the colored contingent waited for the special from Tampa that was loaded down with the colored selects that were to go to Camp Qovan at Ayer, Mass. A t tiie depot the’ col­ ored selects were nddresacd by Clerk of the Court E . ' A . . Douglass and Sheriff E. E. Brady who are on the Board and by S .. E. Thomas, Dr Jerry/ Rev. ^Blower and several others and were thpn escorted* to their train by friends and relatives. That the Seminole selects will make good is 'a foregone conclusion and they left with the conviction that the friends at home will stand by them even though the waters of the ocean may roll between them. The following were in the contingent leaving Friday: 4« I 1 o 9 t a l 1 1 oooooo oooooaoooooaoa ooqoo o Much Interest Being Taken In This Exciting Event of the Circus” ’ The queen's contest 1s causing considerable excitement and when this issue appears on the streets showing the-standing of the various contestants there will he a rush for the ballot boxes by those who arc backing their favorites in this con­ test to decide who is the most pop­ ular young Indy in Sanford. • The qu6cn will be queen of the Red Cross-Circus’ and will also receive A beautiful diamond ring. Those who fail 'to get the first prize will lie honored by having been In the con­ test and they will also receive line prizes so that each and every con­ testant should strive to get as* many votes os possible, for the prizes are worth the trouble and time. In fact no /meh prizes have ever been given in this or any other city for a contest o f this kind and ~a“glance Into the window of Henry McLaulin will convince any one of this fact While the contest is only begin­ ning it hehoovoyi the candidates’ to keep busy and, the standing of the girls today will have nothing to do with the standing next Friday, for many of their friends are waiting to see the result today* before dumping In many hundreds of votes'to bring up the average of their favorite. T e» I ■n l The Quality Shop. IN SO CIETY’S DOMAIN ^ tJ fr HAPPENINGS . OF INTEREST IN AND A Pn n w n + sAW FO R n Mr*. No ma Klnc XteljiutMln, Mortal Editor. Anyon. havlnc rurtti, partln or any arlkl< lor thb column. It «oul<l ba apprariat.il || they would t.lrphona Z70-J f#ootfspcrif —'KUift The home of Mr. an d ‘ Mrs. P. M. Elder oh Oak avenue was the scent* of a pretty home wedding on Sunday; at high,noon, when their daughter, Nellie Lenta waa united in mtirringe to Mr. Ralph .Goodspeed -of Jack­ sonville. . Rev. Hillburn, pastor of the Meth­ odist church performed the ceremottypwhTch' was witnessed by only members of the immediate family on account of the recent death of the groom's father. * * The rooms of the residence were beautifully dpeorated In cut flower* nnd ferns. The bride wore.n blue* taffeta coat suit and carried a bouquet of white bride roses. » Immediately after the ceremony Mr. 'and Mrs. Goodspeed 'left for Jacksonville where they will make their future home. tion to -get him in wrong, but as usual corn plications set in. and there­ by hangs the.lulu. But see for yoursetf this exceptionally riipid and ex­ citing comedy, ’ C A ST OF C H A R A C T E R S Robert Stetson, an ambitious young newspaper man .... . .Rol/y Laing John Harding, who has h,‘,in for him .....Home Rumph Aloyxius 1)airympie. bug bouse' on ” butterflies . Watson MrAlexnndcr Pinkerton Bean, something in the pill line.................. Clifford Walker '* Etalne Sletsop-Harding, Robert’* sister........ ...... Rosamond Radford NarcUsa' O'Kee, Dalrymple'a fiancee . In ‘l^ioyic" line.... ..Alice Vaughn Martha Wlnthrop, a-neighbor of Mrs. Harding's............. ..Fern Ward Alice Lindsay Altamonte's March donation was another...............-...Edna (ihittenden $130.55, Longwood gave $19.50, '. From donations which include alio Dora AthertOn another............ .......Zeta Davison entertainments to raise money and This contest Is also for the Red Katie, made in membership dues aggregato for Cross and every penny goes to help ' WMte % Ireland...... .....Muriel Rhodes March $199.00, added to all this The bridal party Included Mrssome of the wounded boys "over Fre’d Axcr Sjoblom, Lik e Mary High School Auditorium, Afiril 5, 159 pieces of clothing were collected Claude llerhdon, pianist, and Ca­ thopo" sq that the young ladies and Fla.; Oscar Milton Zittrowr’n-Han­ for the Belgians and French. th'oao that glvd to them are helping milla Puleston and Alice Elder, 8:16 p. mt Admission. 26. cents. ford, H a.; Bruce Clouxcr, Maitland, The Red Cross Society Circus is Fla.; Robert Bertram Hawkins, IL in this great cause. The following heralds of the bride. Notice is the standing of the girls up to Lumber Preservative. Notice is. hereby given that the being pushed vigorously and prom­ F. D„ Maitland, FIs.; Thomas Jef­ date: Mrs. R, S. Keolor and Mrs. Nor­ ises to be a delightfully entertaining ferson Parrish, Geneva, Fla., Carl It hits recently been discovered that tooard of county commissioners offer and successful event. Name Votes ma McLaughlin who are spending gum lumber when Immersed In pure Mims Farwelle. for sale one pair of mules, pair to be May Thrnsher .................... 697 this week in Leesburg were guests of gummed spirits of turpentine laata designated by the board. For in­ Colored Ethel Henry _______ ,____ ______ 352 Mrs. B. F. Watts .Wednesday after| many years longer when exposed to Red Cross Dues formation see commissioner in your open nlr. The usual method of treat­ Julius Scott, Oviedo, Fla.i-’ Lem Horence' Henry .... 665 noon for tea at Mt. Dora.’ The par­ Annual dues are payable in April district. ing the lumber Is to give It three coat­ Youdell, R. F .- D „ Sanford, Fla.; Agnes Dumas ty were Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Watts, 117 and all the months of tKe year fol­ E. A. Douglass, Clerk. ings nnd allow It to thoroughly dry Julius Huff, 919 Willow Ave., San­ Dorothy Rumph 108 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nirhols, Mrs. after rach-ono. lowing but it is earnestly requested 58-tf ford, Fla.; George Stevens, Alta­ J. J. Stover, Mr. McDougal, Mrs. Helen Hand 124 that as many as can will pay their monte Springs, FIs.; Sam Brooks, Frances Chappell 10A A, II. Elord, Mrs. R. S. Keelor and Woman's Club Notes duos even though having joined as Geneva, Fla.; Warren. Crump, ChuMuriel llarrold . ’ 125 Mrs. Norrtia McLaughlin. Wrdnraday, April 3rd is the date late as September. Mrs. [t. A. Terluota, Fla.; Led worth Brown. 811 Fern Ward 4GG for the regular monthly business heun, secretary, will send’ member­ Hickory, Sanford, Fla.; Joe Sum­ Mrs. Thomas Albert Neal will Virginia Brady 101 meeting of the club and Birthday ship certificates upon receipt of dues mons, * Sanford Ave., Sanford. Ftp.; leave tomorrowfor Jacksonville Frances Gunzulc* 4 50 Celebration, It is hoped that .all Oscar Middleton, 312 Fifth St., San­ Bertha Macey where she will attend the Easter .“ 141 members will be present. * Spring Campaign Pledges ford; John Sanders, 7009 Wjllow Elisabeth Stafford’ dance jH the Yacht' Club. While 1275 The Music‘ Depnrtment announces There are many pledges made at Ave.,- Sanford, Fla.; Harold Grant, Maude Leach * I 10 there she will be a guest of Mrs. that on Wednesday evening, April the time of the Spring War Fund 410 E. Third St., Snnfo'rd, Fla. Macey Laing Richard P. Marks ut her home in 10 3rd the Ladies' Chorus will give Campaign last June that have not Ellis Blair, Altamonte-Springs. Fla.; Riverside. ' Claire Cameron • • LO "Crucifixion,’' Stainer, at the Holy yet been cancelled. Payment in part Eddie Brown, 208 Bay, Sanford; • * .Cryss church. The silver offering or full of these pledges at'this time Preston Cole, Sanford; John Henry Mrs. J. J. Stuycr entertained very, which will be taken to go to St. will be much appreciated. McKellaf, Genova; Sidney Barno, What Service la. informally at bridge Thursday after­ Agfics Guild. V r~ Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Secy. 407 ,E. 3rd, Sanford; Willie* Curry The most blessed of human endeavors Seminolo Co. Chapter, A. It. C. Cummings, Goblslioro; Ernest Para- Is service—the service Hint educates noon at her attractive home on Main 12 “ “ “ ■ street (or Mrs. H. S, Keelor and ^ • ^ flo jra l Neighbor* Social more, 117 Fifth St., Sanford; Roger and builds nnd mokes this old world n Mrs. McLaughlin of Sanford who '* Mie sock norial of * the Royal * (Hass In Bread Whined,* Lake Monroe, Flu.; Willie better nnd happier place In wldch to an* spending this week in Leesburg. Neighbors of America was held FriNew York. April ! Warning to Anderson, Rand's Siding, Sanford; live nnd work. Service Is I he spirit of the hour, ft Messes him tbnt gives nnd . da>, Miirvh 29th nt the Modern the public "to be most careful III the Joseph Reed, 8 JO Hickory Ave.. him ihnt gels; It Is the brotherhood of Mr?. K. E. Brady and daughter Woodmen Hull and proved a great (mure .when eating bread, roils, Siwifcd; Alexander Aitch, 415 Cymini m business ; || Is the helping timid The hujl was beautifully rakes'and pastry." because "jagged priKn, Sanford; Will Bias, Geneva, extended unselfishly; It |s lireud enst of Stanford, Conn., who Imve been jlorornted. A line program was reni, bits ’ of- glass have been found .in Fla.; Nathunicl Gilmore, R. F. D. upon the waters; It Is n wnjr of help­ visitors in the. city for suvertri weeks for St. Augustine dered and refreshments' were-servedr flour, bread and bread wrappers," Sanford; Whiter. Edward Murray, ing otirsi'lves by helping each oilier. le n Saturday a '.W e were more than pleased with the was Issued by. the Federal food board Goldsboro, Sanford; Muchion Wiley, The best Hint cun lie said of liny man where they* will tcrrlun serveyal dnys "attendance of tlie It. N. of Orlando heso today. . Prices in accordance with • OViedo, Ha.: Samuel Brown.m Ge- Is Ibis: “ lie served others that they before returning home. and. Winter Gayden. The hnll was 'The- warning ad/led that "com ­ nova, Flu.: Frank L. Burgesii, Chu-- ’might better serve themselves."—Bar­ the new ruling of the * * * • ded to ovorflowing. All wont plaints ■iif, this character have been biota, i*'ln.: Clarence Chappell, 507 ker.’ Mr. nml* Mrs- ( ’ barb*., Mooney j Food Administrator. ■•way declaiming themselves more sufficiently frequent to warrant the K. Second St., Snrilord, Fla.: Mai li­ Hand aniHiunet* ’ I < iitarrmp* t-f i l.eir ' •hoi. ( leased with the evening’s eti- board in pitMiffiiiig this warning, eu IlickMin. W First St, Snnlord: Tricks of Worms. daughter, ('hailulii Ele.iiior to Mr Sdfd only in addition to l> rt:unment. • much as it dislike. !<t lie put in t lie Marion Ford. Sixth St., Sanford; .Mimicry In iiiilmnlx. "hlllu’ rlo nil tin- Sherniiili Melvin Lloyd Sat Urduy,j idl\ct| Hosiery." Is explained In Hu* M iir'b "Mit. at • he il'ilj t ’r«w* equal amounts of flour pt.diton of ‘'cetuing to r..dtily alarm Archie t ixendine, • Oviedo: William Episcopal church. Royster, Fit, F. f >.. Sanford; Leon North American’ Review Gy^ Hudson Demonstration Notice our public." substitutes asfyer ruling. tlaxlqi. When ii bln)'Is about to nt-. A demonstration of quick corn and According in the board no organ­ Tyson, Third. St , Sanford; Isaac :nrl» ii worm be look* nt the worm, Fla. ’ '••»dey breads will be given this week ised attempt to work injury by plac­ Wilson. Gold.slii:^, Sanford, Robert 1Melrlwethef ol .Catnp trying to ascertain whether the worm • ' ‘day, April 8, at 3:00 p. m., at toe ing glass' in bread ha:> been fpund, Jaiiies' Ashe, Geneva, Pin.; Warren * n food worm or n* puff-adder. The W in d e r arrived Saturday on u five home of Mr*. D. A. Kelly, corner but such, acts arc attributed to ma­ Davis, Geneva, Fla. w ilful process o f the bird Is trans­ dnys (urloqgh. .While here he will 1tench .avenue .and Fou rth 'street; licious persons engaged in .the bak­ Mr. anil Mrs". Charley ferred to tho nervous gyatbni of the be ii guest norm, who.turn* aware of the fact that and all housekeepers in that neigh­ eries and fart orb's affected.* ’ • ... -Mprrlpether at .their.home on CelA it In Accident • the bird would hesltnlc In attack hint' fr y uvenue.. * _ borhood interested in -this subject An tuitomoliile- accident which, •f 111** Were, n "pnlT-adiltT.- proceeds,-1(‘» ■'Housewjvea should ' examine , a/<- invited to attend. might ennly- have bren morft serin ter mutate tiie fiuff-mUcr. hr tad after"!r*hss brrn rut and made " “ ilUfey -M.*TTelMiM ’ Berry/ '*'' Mr*. Henry DUkln.i unived yes­ Implicat'd on Sunday afternoon when Emergency Home .Deni. Agt. • ready for the table," says the warn­ terday from St. Petersburg and will one of the front wheels of the'car ing. “ Where bread is baked in the G4-2tf> Long-Distance Tstklngs. remain in the city for several weeka. home the Ilnur should be thoroughly belonging ,in L.L. Taylor-cam e off Eighteen miles Is -said to he the While here she will be n-gursi ul the sifted for foreign substances. Own­ and threw the enr and the occupants longest distance nil record nt which • Seminole Chapter. A. It. C. Hotel Carnes. ers of bakeries and those handling •Into the ditch. a loan's voice has been beard. Tills 1 With Seminole County Chapter, The most seriously injured was occurred In the Grand Canyon of the flour and substitutes used it. baking American Red Cross, the month of Friends of Mrs. L. R. Philip* will are asked to have rigid inspection Mm. Taylor who sustained a cut on Colorado, where one man, shouting Iho March has been one of progress and be glad to know that she is rapidly mime ''Boh" at one end. was plainly made before the commodities leave .the face from the broken win’d achievement, and the women of the improving niter .a prolonged’*illne;x heard nt the other eud. which Is 18 shield which required several stitch­ shipping rooms in bulk or manufac­ chapter have given loyal, faithful at her home on Park avenue. miles nwny. It la recorded thut nt Olbes. The other ’occupants of the car tured form. service, i. el, the few who arc nt rnltnr the human voice has been heard escaped with only a few bruises. .*orl., but each succeeding rponth nt n distance of ten'mjlcs. Charles Whitner, representing the G E N EVA -.------L— — marks d grrater “ degfee“ of Interest, ^ -------Afmour Fertilizer Cu. of .VicksrnNew Overland Agent Mrs. Palmer of Brjdgo End at­ enthusiasm and a larger number of vllle was in the. city yesterday. Use language Carefully. tended the. Red Cross meeting last Mr. H. L. Knight has obtained workers 'enrolled. Men should not nny more about their , the.agency for Scmlnolo county for The auxiliaries Altamonte, Gehe- week. neighbors In their absence than they Judge E, F. Housholdrr left today the Overland car and will open a Mrs. Chaa. Brumley of St. Augus­ v». Longwood, Chuluotn and East would any to them If they were pres­ for Jacksonville where he will re­ •Sanford are doing a splendid work tine la visiting her sister, Mrs. Endor sales room in the near future. ent. This Is safe from n standpoint main several days on business. . not only in thesmaking.of gsrments Curlett. Mr. Haight, who has made his of future tranquillity and It la sound but in raising'furHls* with which to Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson left home in Altamonte Springs for sev­ ethics. -The same holds true with writ­ A. R. Haile of >Jackaoqvillc was a buy materials. . lust Wednesday for Georgia after eral years' is a good aalesman and Is ing communications for publication. visitor in the city yesterday’. * ( .Whatever cannot be snhl over your sig­ Geneva -has a colored auxiliary. spending the winter with their sister, frimiliar'with the Overland and will nature should not be said at alt.— Ex­ Sanford also has a colored auxiliary Mrs. R., G. Nicholson. no doubt do well with this car which change. . in Gcrogctown and now that their A.- H. Morgan o f Daytona ap6nt The cattle men of Geneva are has aMaya been popular in thia young men arc Raving for the front busy this week operating the dip­ county. a few hours [n the city yesterday. Worth Knowing. there U no doubt that they’ too will ping Val. Excuse M e *"IIe who nlwnys receives nnd^ never become an active factor in this, gloriA pleasant day wjl* spent last gives acquires, ns n matter of course, Will Ije presented April 5 nt the To Rtmova 8moka Stains. fius wgrk for humanity in ’ which Tuesday on the creek, by Mr. and a nhrrow, contracted, selfixh character. High School Auditorium by the gradThis suggestion will bo beneficial to rtdllon* are engaged, bofh the white Mrs. Geo. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Hume Rumph and housewives who have not the conven­ IBs soul hns no expansion, no benevo­ liftin g class. a r'* colored people of Ame'rlca. The Robert Morris,.Mr. and .Mrs. Gresh­ ience of electricity or the modern gaa lent Impulses, no filevntlon of nlm. He Roby Laing who luive no often de­ niakini; of hospital garments nnd am, Mr. and Mrs....' Ulcholson and fixtures. Frequently, the rclllnf above Ifunis to feel and think alid care only lighted Sanford audiences will play surgical dressings brings one In closer Mrs. Adams. . • ' i* '• an old-fashioned gas Jet becomes dis­ Or himself. ^prominent parts anil the whole will touclj with the boys at the front and The Red Crosa will have- a social colored from smoko and heat. The bo a master production. the need is so great. Report, comes discoloration may bo rcmov<>d If a Concrete Railroad Tie. evening at tho town'hafT nezt Mon­ Robert Stetson gets a job on Lorn abroad that only one third of layer of starch and water la applied Italian atenm nnd street railroads ' . . America's allotment of surgical day. wit b n piece of flannel. After the mix­ iro experimenting with a concrete tlo big daily on condition that he makes Mr. and Mrs. Curlett, MIsa'Emma ture hns. dried It should bo brushed that rocks slightly, affording uniform good with a big sensation story in dressings have been made and that too when there are such earnest, tre­ Eichner and. Mrs. ’ Chss. Brumley lightly with a bniiti. No ttaln or elasticity and. q, more perfect align- three, days. John Harding who has mnrlf.wlll remain. * mendous forces at work, Again we motored to Orlando last Monday. aunl -fif (ruck than wooden ties. it in for him plans a big fake aensa Flour Flour 12 Jbs. D o l l y V a r d e n Flour - - . - .90 24 lbs Ob. Flour - 1 .8 0 1 24 lbs. Pills. Flour 1.75 90 12 lbs. Gm. Flour - .90 24 lbs. “ -1.75 24 lbs. Sell Rising 1.75 12 lbs. “ . “ * ' .95 Irish Potatoes 35c pk. Gr. Sugar 9c Pound* Whole Codfish .. Peeled Peaches * Prunes Apricots and Apples • Graham Flour ;• Whole Wheat Yellow M eal. Barley Flour Rye Flour Potato Flour Octagon Washing Pow­ der 5c.. Gm. Washing Powder 5c Export Soap 5 c . f Allgoode Oleo 40c lb. Nut Butterine L.P. McCuDer PH O N E 277 • >■*- �VrTf, •V*ir. W ! v S W ^ ^ W * JW W !'9 W sW W k ^ 7V^ 1^W*w»r-' rar^ yv-p TeiW E . %f/A * r * ' ,. ■•- tPAGE SIX y -. ^ * ta /Q 'U • * /5 **' H 40 W 70 £ > • I5_ *41 ?7I . 5 * #-45 1. 2 ' ,4*2 '<>* .S4 » _ 39 b? 60 *36 44 43* . ? q -18; ^ 8 547* ■ 27 50 .6 4 59 *49 L 6 * .* 5 3 • “ 61* . .,*63- -* * * 5I • "_ • 25 58* 37 \ • • THE SANFORD HERALD very skilled abd'qulck*nTa monotonous Job. The pay U- that prevailing la the town lq which they work and arranged with the French authorities. [Oue of tho egreat advantages of employing French women la, In addition to their quickness and skill, the fact that they live close at hand, thus saving the need for Importing English people for un­ skilled work. ■ The French woman's labor has one characteristic that U recognlxcd by the military employer. 'It 1* a little erratic. Six franca a day la the usual pay, nnd If a woman does not choose to work a consecutive number o f days she stays away, and no one saya any­ thing. They are also a mobile labor, and If a group deetdo to move else­ where owing to air raids and other causes, they depart with nil their goods nnd chattels. Always they please Ihienselves-In purely personal matters while remaining'on .the beat o f terms with their employers.’ ‘ ‘O f their Btrlct' honesty I heard constant praise. TELLS GHASTLY TALE I7. *55 57 24 $ ----------- Inhuman Germans Described by Holy City Refugees. Great Suffering Among Population of Jerusalem After Germans * Took Control. THE DOTS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. By Clifford Leon Sherman. Dear Folks:—They found oat at the hospital that my leg waa not broken and I,waa greatly relieved. The next morning after my arrival I wanted to go down to the pier and see the boys, but I found I couldn’t walk very well. Ontalde o f the hospital waa a French soldier In a wheel chair. He had the funnlept whiskers l ever saw. Dot I am never going to laugh at a .French' man's whiskers. He turned out to bo a dandy fellow, and when he learned that I wanted to go to the pier he loaned me h is ............ . SAMMY* To complete the picture, draw a line from dot 1 to dot 2, then from dot 2 Ito dot S, and so on., H*. IS. (Coprrtgbt, DM, br Tha Ball BjmdlcaU. loo.) communication; and, ~2, for prisoners and colored laborer*. Only 30 Par Cqnt Salvaged. 'W hile I waa going round theso re­ pairing shops I noticed an American officer being taken round also, and hennl his cicerone giving him In fer motion on tho Importance of salvage— •It o f which he waa carefully noting. Girls Help in Mending of 30,000 Them were Frenchwomen cleaning old web and leather equipment by re­ Pairs of Soldiers' Boots' volving brushes; French girls sorting a Week. salvaged ammunition, tho “ emptlca” being Hold to tho French government; there wero girls washing discarded hnversneks, cleaning rifles, picking 1 through masaes of horseshoes to see I If there waa any wear left m them; 1 them were girls sorting out aid hel­ Old. am} Young Rendering Good 8erv- mets end picking the few grtod ours t - Ice In the W ar Industrlaa—Only to be washed, sandpapered and "entnuu. 1 • SO Per Cent of W aits Is ’ flnged." All o f theso things had been Ever Salvaged. swept up from tho debris of the re­ cent fighting. Yet only 30 per cent of * Paris.—French women, old and waste Is over salvaged from’’ tho fight­ young, ura utility performing lh«*lr ing lines. They were repairing nnil riveting tasks' In wnr ImluMrH-*, ihtiUMuntl* working In nil kinds of Imlustrlca spurs? they were mnklng wooden sticks for Wat son’s signaling fans; wlthlri llir Round of German guns. • They nro praised for their Intolll- they were sharpening blades o f horse* genco and Industry, from tho little clippers; they were repairing wheels girl from the lyceo to tho old women nnd cleaning the holts and hubs of who has come hack to work hecuusn thq.wheels. nnd dong' n thousand other aim wanta to see tho Iloche punished curious routine thing*. Most of them sung nt their work ribald little' French . for whnl ho did lo France In 1870. Tho French workers formerly had stings, which occasionally changed to •boon lacemnknrs, mill n few of them the delimit "Mninelllnlse" when they fisher girls. Of the former there were snw n stronger near them. Industry o few who were the children or grand- menns hnpplnesn In France,' where nil • Children of English people from the who eat must work, even the dogs. In the textile fuelory there were grant English luce centers nt Nuttinghnm. who hud settled in France mnny girls bundling over live .tons 11 dny of years before uml lie on absorbed Into (dd tents; other* were repairing IliSm upstair* nt the rate of hundreds n the life of IliHTrlTOll people. In the snivnge centers nit nn ord* week. They cut out disks for signal­ nntico base 1 saw them working lu the ing, pud the tubs for soldiers’ great­ biggest hoot repair shop In the world, coats; they were making up thy par* where 30,000 pairs of hoots lire re­ cels that go In Tommy's greatcont paired n week; uml here I saw old u|w. pocket, pultons, thread, etc., each one - - 1/eracut.lutu.dULH.uhtdi In their turn ut a gccqUtublc having her .share In. were made Into hoot luces. These sal- tho process. Help In Clerical Work. ^ raged bools, swe|it up from the debris . at the front, emerge llnnlly In three . -There are.French girls also helping ' classes: 1, those (lint enu he used ngiilu In tho clerical section o f ordnance, by .men at the front, and are often working side by side with \V. A. A. preferred to new, us they are softer In C.'k. tiling papers, though they know wear; 2. those for men on the lines of no English, by. numbers, and, becoming FRENCH WOMEN , : IN 1,000 TASKS DO ALL KINDS OF LABOR a. 7V * ~ r f Denver, Colo.—Stories o f tho fright­ ful experiences suffered by residents of Jerusalem previous to tho capture of the Holy City by llrttlsh forces un­ der General Altenby were told here by Alias.Celia Mulnrsten, who, with her mother, tied from the torture In­ flicted by Turkish soldiers nnd Ger­ man officers there several months ago. Alias Alolneatea nnd her mother were among 800 refugees who eacnped from Jerusalem while thousands-were starving within the gates o f tbs an­ cient city. ‘ ’ "There was agonising suffering among the civil population of Jeru­ salem after the Germans took control of that city," said the youthful refu­ gee. . “ Hundreds died of starvation when food. Imported for the Inhabit­ ants o f the stricken city, was seltedT by military authorities and diverted to the soldiers. Our friends fell dead about us like- fleas. Scores of young girls sold their souls to tho German soldiers In return for food." It took five months for Atlas Moinestea and her mother to reach Denver after Having Jerusalem. "W e Witnessed the most heart-rend­ ing scenes whlto traveling through Austria," the girl declared, "where roads were filled with; cripples and food was so scarce that /the peasants refused to sell even small portion! at fabulous prices offered by tho trav­ elers." MRS. R0YALL C. JOHNSON d£ V. S n '*> ' t v J ^ y r T ^ "' 4* . • ■ ‘7 . v \ ____ __ V. A"*. . ' ■■ i fcj K *» • i __________________________ la pfenning to desert the ataglT fo r tho In the morning—soy, it’s amualflg to airplane. “ The reaion la,"- she ex­ cratch them yawn and stretch them­ plained, "when.f-am In tho air I feel aa selves."— Dctrolt'Fvee Press. If I bad gotten homo after a long nb* ■cute." „ * How Would You Tie a Camelf Because o f Its peculiar swaying mo*' BREAKS COIN MAKING RECORD tlon In walking the camel has been called tho “ ahlp of the desert." This Denver Mint Works Night and Day„ title may also have somo reference to th^ extreme stupidity nnd passivity of; to Meet tha Demand for the animal, which submits to great: Small Cotna. v loads, which It will’ often enrry for: Denver.—The -Denver ’ government days nt n time without stopping fori mint la working dny nnd night to mec{ food or drink, with no moro-urging, tho demand for pennies and other thnn a ship would require from tho smalt coins enused by the “ odd" hands o f Its pilot, soys the Popular change necessary In the payment of Science Afonthly, The manner tn which the new war taxes. Exactly 10,004,000 the drivers hobble the cnmcls when pieces were coined during November. they .stop for n rest Is Interesting. This wn« a record-brenkor for the Den­ They do not depend upon stakes driven ver mint. The superintendent said to­ In the deep, yielding sand, hut simply day the record fo r December Is tho double bnck and tie one o f the fore­ greatest Jn the history of the mint. legs o f the nnlmnl. so thnt It can tie’ Excepting Decembor, 08,300,800 coins down or rise up, hut cannot move from were minted In -1017, the largest In the spot. denomination being GO-ccnt pieces. ALL HAVE THEIR UNDER-DOGS V _____ Good Rcaions W h y'People’a Sympa­ thies Are With the Fellow Who Is Temporarily Down. HOLD LIBERTY BONDS People Urged to Retain them as Permanent Investment Our sympathies naturally travel tho line of likes—that Is, tho thing's wo feel In ourselves, we fuel In others, -Wo ni»plntld the under-dog, because we sq often have been the under-dog. We flko to lift tho other fellow up when ho Is down, because we also hnvc been down. Sympathy starts nt home—or else It Isn't sympathy. Your periodic moods of falluro and disappointment nro your under-dogs. Ho, Instead o f walking post theso undcr-dogs .of yours and ousting no sympathy their way, pause to glvo them your heart nnd your hope, and soon tho picture and fact will he your over-dog»-jyo*ur victories nnd your genuine achievements. Nn under-dogs can possibly appeal In Importance to the underdogs of your dally experience. " Perhaps you will applaud alone, the under-dogs of your personal gtooma nnd ahndowa, but what of Itl As Low ­ ell says: "Dally, with aoula that cringe and plot, wo Sinaia climb and know It noL" What difference, what odds, so long ns.over your “ manhood bend tho aklesl" • Courageously cheer tho under-dogs of your experiences and stay proudly hy them until their fight becomes a f o » tor o f your kingship.— George Matthew, Adams, In Good Housekeeping. Government Discourages Practice df Merchants In Accepting Them In - Exchange for Merchandise. - “) *, ... * United Slntes Irensury officials arc seeking to discourage.the practice fol­ lowed hy many merchants throughout the country of offering to ncccpi Lib­ erty bonds o f the first and second Is­ sues at. par, and In soma cases at a premium. In exchange for merchandise. They hold that such practice defeats the primary object o f the sale of the bonds, discouraging the general thrift movement and Increaalng expenditures, thus depriving the government of la­ bor and mnterial needed fo r war pur­ poses. “ Whllo I have-no doubt that mer­ chants are actuated by patroltlc mo­ tives," sold Secretary o f tho Treasury AfcAdoo, In a atstemest given out through the federal reserve banka, “ I am sure thnt they have failed to con­ sider the efTect which' the acceptance of their offers hove upon tho situation. We are mnklng the strongest effort to hsva theso government bond* pur­ chased for permanent Investment by the people At large, to bo paid for out o f the pant nnd future savings of those wbo buy them. Purchases thus made not only result In providing funds for tho uses o f tho government, hut they effect d conservation df labor and GLASS STAINED BY X-RAYS also mnterlnl. “ When tho bonds are exchanged for Experiment! Hava Shown Theta’ Promeiyhnndlso, tho primary object of duca tha Sams Effect aa tha their sale Is defeated, discouraging Light of tha Sun. . thrift nnd Increasing expenditure. In It la well known that glass exposed addition to this, aucb bonds, when tak­ for long to sunlight acquires s violet en In cxchnnge for merchandise, must tlnL In very old houses tho. windows In most cases be Immediately sold In the open market This naturally tends facing south are often distinctly ylqto depress the mnrketTrieo o f tho Is­ let. Experiments recently made in thbi laboratories of tho General Electric! sue nnd mnkes It less easy to sell fu­ ture Issues nt tho samo rate." company at Bcbenectady with X-ruya "Secretnry AIcAdoo believes thnt the prova thnt these enn he used to dye glass In mnny colors, principally nn merchants o f tho country, upon a more nmethystlne violet nnd nn nndier yel­ oiraful consideration of the subject, low, hut also green nnd bright yellow.. will discontinue their efforts to sell These colors, nccordlng to Mr. Ito- merchandise nnd take Liberty bonds In scnthnl, Who conducted the experi­ pnyment -for It. ments, nrc due to modification* of the physical structure o f the glass nnd not CONVICTS KEEP THELR WORD to chemical alterations. The color onn ho innde to penetrate to nny desired Warden Liberates 40 o f Them for depth, from a mere surface tint to . _ Holiday, and All Return io complete coloration o f the entire sub­ the Prison. stance. Ami the same method ciin lie applied to tinting porcelain, enamel Rnhwny. N. J. — Wnnlcn Frank nnd precious stones. . Mimtc iif the «lnte reforiniitory ex. An Interesting niul Important fact peri(iienle<|. nurlng the holiday In perabout Mil* gin** that tin* been colored mlttlng prisoner*, after receiving their hy long ex|*>*iire to X-ray*'1* tlint It wip'd of honor to return, to *|iuml becomes Impervious to the. radiation*' . f ’ lirlstnuts at home. that have transformed 1t. Thu* It can He ‘ llliemted 40 of them and they bir used ns n protection ngnlnst the nil returned within tho agreed time. glnro iif the sun nr the snow nnd "Harry the Hunter," who Is clever at ngnlnst tho X-rays themselves. Jail deliveries, w11* one o f the forty .Another avus a ymmg man who took Russia and the United Statea. - - a large turkey Inane to his mother. Tho old.nutocriiLlc government of . 111* frli'ml* bade him good-liy jjs be IfuKslu was nhvnys-particularly friend­ left Christmas night.. believing hU ly tn the United States. Daring tho story of having business eUewhera. Ilevntutlonnry war Iltissln offered to, They did not know. mediate for peare mill her offer wns nccepted hy the Uni 15*1 States hut de­ r — clined by Grant Ilrltidn. Itu**la wns one o f the first government* lb recog­ . Schedule of FassenKer nise the Independence of the United States nnd continued tn show her good Trains will hy making trentles of amity and ■ • commerce with the United State*. Sev­ ern! o f nur early presidents In their Hoirni iiounu messages referred to “ tho continued friendship'of Russia." In 182:1. Rus­ .... -J.M A . M ____-2 llrpatl 1CA . M. :*in a. M. sia -propo*ed n- frtrndly- intjustmeuf 0 1 . 1 2 J*P. M" 1 2 .1 3 I* At. through diplomatic channels of tho* 2IOIVM. 230P.M. *9 *3 _ ... 4 :0 1 I* M . . 4:1* P . M . boundary line between American nnd Russian possessions In the Northwest. NORTH IIOt'Nl) and President AInnroo authorized tho A S .. . . . 1:1* A. M. .... 1:33A. M. M. a._in :03A. M*. United Stntes minister to Russia to at­ HO ... . 2ti22aP. M M__ 11:1 2P P.. M M.. tend to the matter. Tn doing so he’ OOP. M. . . .2 4 :0 3 92 . ft4-SO P . M 2 9 snld: “The government of the United 1 States hns been desirous hy this friend-) OVIEDO DKANCII •124 __ ».J0A. M..... . ly proceeding to manifest tho gpent 4OOP M. •127. value which they hnye Invariably at­ LKranrwi diiancii * tached to tho friendship o f Russia nnd, 10.S3A. M. their solicitude to cultivate tho-best* 4:24P j M. 2X... .understanding with thnt government*".' *IS« . _7:10A. M. -1 •* April J, 2)18 .Sanford Lodge No 82, p. and A M Communication every flm and’ thiirf Tuesdays a t.7:00. V o tin g bretht« welcomes O .L . Taylor Jaa. Moughton Secretary__________ , w. m Monroe Cpapter No. 15, R. a . m M ccta every second and fourth Tu*. day In Masonic Hull over the Imptrii T V,UiUn* cotnpanloni O. L. Taylor F, L. Miller > c y ________ High. Priest Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Hi. Meets every Arit and third ThUrada* In each month. Everyone who haa aeen hit Star In the East nro cordially Invited to vialttbla chapter. . * A llrt E. Robbina, Sec’y i ■■ * The Samord Council K. of C. Meo*j the 2nd Sunday 3 p. m„ and the 4th Sunday 8 p. m., each month, at K of C. Hail, Oak Avc. C. L. Britt, Fin. Scc'y. Phoenix Lotfge No 5, K. of I*. ■Meets second and fourth Tuesday* Nlalting knighU always'welcome. A H. McLaulin * O. J. Miller It. and S. c . C. Sanford Lodge No. 2 7,1. O. O. P. Mccta every Monday evening at 7:__ 7-30 In ‘ Mnsonlc'IIall. ................. A l visiting l ........... brothers cordially invited. J. F. McClelland • J, D. Dor*<>y * N. G. __ ________ It. Sec. Gale City Camp No. 6, W. O. \\ Meets second and fourth Wednniday nights In each month. F. L. Miller * J. F. Haolchxn Clerk Council Commander United Ilrolhcrhood of Carpenter* and Joiners o f America. Sanford Local Union No. 1751 mccta first and third Thursday night at 7 o'clock in the M. W. A. Hall, Pico Blk. 3. W. O. Singletary W. W. Van New Sec.Treaa. President I * Celery City Aerie No. 1853 Meeting avery 2nd & 4th Wednesday night * t 8o'clock. Eagle Home, Oak Ava Visiting Brothers Welcome E. -E. Hogan * C. C. Woodruff . Worthy President ■ Secretary B. P. O. E. Sanrord Lodge Util Meet first and third Wednesday tffght at Elks Home, North Park Avenue. F. S. Frank O. L. Taylor Secretary Exalted Ruler The Lake Dreete Council No. 31 Junior Order United American Mechanics Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. At., In tho City Hafl. Visiting brother* are welcome. C. II. Smith, Rec. Sec. Modern Woodmen o f America Meets 2,-4, Thursday evening*, 7:30, In M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. C. E.’ McDonald C. D. Couch Consul Clerk Loyal Order of Moose Sanford Lodge No. 1310 meet* In Hal in Stone A Grove Building Second and Fourth Mondays in Month at 7:30. Sanford Oak Avenue • Belween. 3rd and 4lh St. * • -♦ O p e n - .Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at 3 p. m.. Reading Room Free to All YOU ARE INTERESTED IN E sa J -p orsn RING B O O K S ! a-«ii z *1 N ew Airs. Itoynll C. Johnson, wife o f tho South Dnkutn congressman who has enlisted ns n private lu tho National army. Hho will remnln In Washington with their two sons, nged eleven nnd nine years, while her husband la In training nt Camp Meudr* The New Records for A pril have A rriv- 1 ed. ;. * *. •TJf £ , m, , •1ST .. Come in and hear them. JUST A REINCARNATED BIRD ; If You Feel an Exhilarating Desire to Soar Among Clouda, That la Your Sphere.. Los Angples.—If you are nn -nvlntor or feel an exhilarating desire to soar among tho clouds you are a reincar­ nated bird and your natural sphere.lq In tho air, according .to Airs. Leon II. Alumrord, well-known actress here. Hhe snys mnny men nnd women have’ bird aoula and 'thnt a tclncnfnnlcd snake could never bo at homo off the ground. Airs. Alumford. known to her friend* ns AUfllle," rondo.her first* flight at ’LdDn ljilnmL several x e n r i bgn*. gu: F u ll Line of Phonographs and Supplies Gibson & Wallace .210 P. XI....... TltllJIY I1KANCII 1.00r. M. Love In Flshdom. • 23 Tills Is no "fish" story ns tho term • 2O 1 123P. M. Is usunlly referred to. but It is n story •ID 7:00A. M. . . , 4 4 0 P .M . •1 0 1 about fish. Jim Foster, student of fish F.irrpl Sunday, nffnlrs, vouches for It*■authenticity. Jim has a collection o f big lire fish. In n small nqunrlum In a dnwn-tmvn> restaurant and for 12 hours every night he watches them perform. 4. SANfOHD LHDGES • "Th e fish are very nffecllonate," do-’ clnred the fish student, “They nfb Royal Neighbors of America good-tempered and kind toward ono an­ Meets Secend and Fourth Thursdays* other. See those two largest fish? Clara Stcmpcr They nro ‘married,’ I guess, or else In Annie Speer ’ Secretary ‘ * 'Oracle love with each other. .They always • ■ * kiss each other good night nnd nibble The Woodman Circle ■'rfffectlonntely at each other's’mouths. The Woodmen Circle meeta Second The fomnlo of tho two never puts her and Fourth Wednesday! at 3:30 p. m. All memberq requested to attend. COhLfln* Oil male OQe's bnck,. i ■ 'I* T h e y arc used in every h tV ' o f business b y Salesmen, O f­ fice M en, Doctors, Lawyers, M inisters, Students— by ev­ eryone, who must have n Isnik that combines UTILITY, DURABILITY AND APPEARANCE. Sheets can b e obtained m*>’ * „tim c , ruled Jn eight'styles*. ( Bound in best q u ality 1 h * ' ib lc Black L e va n t G roin Cow­ h id e.‘ w ith Black L in in cs. HERALD PRINTING CO. Phone 148" Sanford, Ficrida ,v t» Vi l.w # • �!■ Ik* C lrralt Caarl S a ta a lh JadlrU I CUcali. Bi b Ih Ii C***ir. n * rl4 * . la r i u rery ,. . H. R, Lack* • , V*. • Citation Salt o f Alexander and KMIIfer to Cuba _Ethel M. Lock*. RECORDS T O K E N EOR DEALS H O M E DRESS M A K IN G Heads List—Stuffy Melania Bring* Up Easy and P ra ctica l H om e Tim e DressJiaKing Ukrsons' * * Dressmaking Lessons • * rjpr$Btrod Bpcdally for Tfclg Newipaper i 1 By Pictorial EotImi . dainty effeota In batiste and aoft, ■beer lawn. Than, too, tho Empire walata must bo cut low aqd sleeve­ less to emphaatio the beauty of their llnea; ao tho accompanying model fits Into both Ideas nicely. Tbs dress la of blue challtd and la de­ signed to bo slipped on over tho head. It cloaea at the front end tho two-pleco skirt la' gathered to tho walat and trimmed. with Inserted pocketa. For d-yoar alto the Ureas requires 1% yards 44-Inch material, with 1V4 yard Id-Inch batlata for tho. gulmpo and 1 yard- of ribbon for tbo lacing. Either the' dress or gntmpo may be cut separately, the guldo being followed-closely In both Instances. Tbo back and front gores of the shtlt ore ao placed on tho challla that tho trlplo “ T T T " perforation^ rest along tho lengthwise fold. Td tho rlgnt of the front gore place the pocket and back and front of empire waist, with largo “ O’* perforations on n length- 1 vt iao thread. Tho pocket _l*jplgc*4 opposlto tho front gore. Now, tnko tho batisto and-fold It " In half. Lay the front of the gulmpo Into position Ural, wljh trlplo ’’T TT '' perforations, along the lengthwise fold. Tho back has Its straight edge running parallel with ’ tho aelvago, largo "O” perforation^ on a length­ wise thread. Under tho back place tho slay with **T* perforation along I ho fold. The bIwitp, collar and cuff tinve tho largo " 6“ perforations restIng on n lengthwlso thread of mate, rial as Illustrated In tho cutting guide. T h e sleeves jnny ho shortonod. If desired, by cutting olt tho pattern nlong lino of small “o " perforations before placing on the materlaL under an slot perforation*. Up to ■mall “o'* perforation!, notches and •die* underneath ovea; atitch ft Inch from fold, to single Urge “O'* perforation. Sew* cuff to iletvg aa notched; bring email 'o’*, perforation to aleevo eoam, and folded edge to •mall “o" perforation In aleovo; roll on email Mo" perforatlona. Sew aleeva In armhole of outer waUt with notehea and email • V perforatlona •ren eaalnc any fulneaa between notehea. Hold alooTO toward you when baiting'In. Now for the draped collar, fold through center matching double and iraanuBJuxas 74 r e One of the eoaion'a smartest mode]* la repreeentod In this ono-pteco frock of mole Joraoy. It cloioa at tho hack, the front ‘of tho walet being gathered .at tho ahoutdera. Tho neck may bo high, flulahod with a draped collar, or cut low and trimmed with n aquaro or flehu collar. Tho aklrt cut In twoploco effect, la gathorod fit tho top and attached to tho waist under a narrow belt of- aolf-mntorlal. Med­ ium alio require* 4*4 yards 54 tnch matorlal with 1 yard 38 Inch mate­ rial for underbody. First mako tbo underbody dos­ ing Roama ns notched and hemming the back. Plait tho lower edgo and adjust 3 Inch bolting undarneath. Then take the outer wolit and turn tbo hem -In-tho back at notehea. Oathor between **0 ” porforatlona and eloao seams aa‘ notched. , To mako the.aloore, close aeam na notched. Gather botweon "T” porforatlona. Face cuff 0. turn edgo . The W ay of a Frock With a Guimpe. New and Strikingly Modish. Chto and aimpltoify are repmenfed tn MU one-piece frock of mole color fericv. Hutton* and braid are Ike on Ip trtmmtng* required. . Prepared Specially for tlu* N ew ip ap er b y Pictorial R ev iew . triple botchei. Cloie entire aeam 1 having doubte*tiotchea, and tho scam 1 having trlplo notches aa far as tho alot perforation. Sow to neck edgo of outer waist with ccntcr-frbnto, A winsome lllfle blue cballls made center-backs and doublo email ’W (a Empire ityle and trtirn trlfh a pulmpc of dainty wMfe baMite. It perforations oven; single small " 'o ’* bice* at the front W ith a illken rtfc perforation Indicates center-front; single lnrgo “ O'" perforation, centerbon. _____ ;________ _ back. Leavo collar freo (on left Tho small miss of fashion must sldo) from center back to shoulder have an excuse to wear a gullnpu edge. Lap matching single and this season, for there are oo many double small “ oo” -perforations • Tho collar finished ntul adjusted, COTTINC GUIDE 7 5 0 1 *Sto*t»* Sja,*4 v r — R t s B Jrc m r w j * arrange outer waist on undorbody, with center fronts, center-backs and underarm seams even Rtllch lower edges together. Take skirl, neat and Join gores ns notched tearing seam to left of center-back free abova Urge “ O'* perforation In bark gore; finish for njoslilg.- Faco pockef. ad­ just on front goru along small *c>‘* perforations matching single largo Pictorial Review Dress No. 7681. Sixes, 4 to 12 yearn and doublo small '.‘oo'* perforations. Form plaits In gores, creasing on slot perforations; lap to small Mn'' per­ 1, forations. Gnthor skirt between “ T * perforations. Sew to lower edge at waist. center-Tronts apd renterbacks eTen; bring single largo “ O" perfora­ tion to under-arm scam. 1/eavo aklrt freo (on left side) from center-hack to segm and llnjsh for closing. Arrange the belt nrnun^ tho waist, tack at underarm aeam -and trim, with huttona or braid, as preferred. Price, 20 cents. . 1 Sdsg &PractieaL |p^ 7(ome DressAaJCing' V : jfessons1 Pictorial Review Dresa No. 7473. Blrrai. 34 to 44 Inches bust. Price, 25 centa. Pwpared Specially for Thin Newspaper By Pictorial Review Easy and Practical Home A Dtessmaking Lessons * ** . Costume for. Mature Figures, eJgta for closing, dathar lower etlgu of wnl»t between T . porfora­ tlona anti 2 Inches abova. Next, face the c.o|lnr an*) new • to 'nock edgo of back anil to front otlgd of attic front With cenior-bnckn and single large •'()'' porfuratluna oven. Take llio nleevo next and closo Beams of both ateeve and cull as notched, leaving cuff aeam freo below the hmiuII -'ti" perforation and finish edges for closing, (lather lower edgo of alcove between "T** perforations. Sew cufi to alecvn a.n notched bring­ ing small “ o" perforation In cuff to scam* of alefero end bring.-aeam of cuff to antall "o” perforation- In ■leave. Sow nleevo In armhole aa described for plain aleeve. Arrange, outer waist on underbody with ccater-tropts, center-backs, ua> ** Prepared Specially for this N ew ip ap er by Pictorial R eview . A Separate Skirt W ith Plaited Panels. drat joined aa notched, leaving the left side seam freo aboro lower largo “ O ’* perforation and finish tho edgea above perforation for plackol. Form plait at upper edgo of back gore bringing tho **T*’ perforation over to tbo email .“ o'* perforation and tack. * Tho upper edge of tho alay la In­ dicated by email “ oo" perforatlona. Take up darta,’ creasing on single .email “o’*. perforations, stitch Vfc Inch from folds at lower edgo of atgy and graduate Into nothing at upper•edgo. Adjust etay underneath up­ end ccn'tor-backa even: cloie hi front, and centor-bncks evep clojia In front. Btltch upper edges of aklrt and stay together. Leave tho skirl free from center-front to left side seam. Now, take tho panels and turn tha tmwmrrvn umtTaH ifji KMOurnn u n 7 5IVi An effective model <n dark Mite cashmere. It t* trimmed with tontdche braid amf buttons. I f preferred, I Ac re<f and flare cuff* may be of chiffon cloth. 7 58 4 aide edgea under on small **o" por­ foratlona. Press carefully. Form plaits on panels . creasing edged on slot’ . perforations, bring fol­ ded edgea to corresponding llnea of ■mall “ o** perforations mid press. ’There la no denying the vogue of, Adjust (o position on aklrt with conpanels and they are now being used, ter-fronta/ center'backa and upper on separate skirts for spring wear.' edges even; bring the side edges of Tho model illustrated la cut In twopanels to doublo amsll “oo“ perforeplecea, with closing’ at tho left aldo tlona at upper edgo oT etay; eaalbg ■cam.. In addition to tho plaited pan­ In any fulness. els back and front tho aklrt -la Irltu­ , ' I f necessary, undarfaco tha.-pockeL ned with hanging pockets attached then turn lower pjtrt up on the outto the lower edgo of a atrelght bait aide. Mateh the notches at the ltd* of self-material. In medium alxe the edges- and stitch along tha notched model requires 4K r*rd « 4Un<ih edges. Baw to lower edge of belt O material, -with % yard bolting S.Inch- with notehea oven. Arrange Vat-over os wide for etay. , tha aklrt. with eanlar.backa oran and Ona can leant from almost a glanre .eloao In frtmt! Urge “O'* perforaUom at tha construction guide how to put Indicated eentarfWnt o f. bait.tho aklrt together. Tho gorea are ItSTiaw Skirt No."”7114. Sires, $4 to 14 lueses waist. Price, U Pictorial > —*. . . *■#.’, ii i ■- A nwdlth alcfrf for development 4» Me leaton’t approved fabric*, smart-, entd bp plaited front and bach pan■el* and banging pocket*. *■ * ■„ 11 - m *, * . - A truly smart frock for woman of mature figure la pictured here, it la developed in dark blUo cashmere of fine quality, trimmed with allk braid. The vest and flar.e cuffs may be cre^o Ooorgetle or chiffon cloth, If pre­ ferred- The four-piece skirt la fitted loosely at the (op and attached to tho walat in high effoct. In medium site tbe mode) calls for 4*1 yards 44-’ Inch tnaterlal. There la an underbody, which will require 1 yard of 36-lneh lining. - Tho making of the underbody la simple and requires but little time — Just dose under arm and shoulder ■earns as notched, hem the front, plait and tflek. .* To make the'outqr walat, flrat .close under-arm and eboulder eeama as notched.. Turn the front, edge of aide-front under on alot perforations, Up on .front with notches and edges underneath even; atlteh to position 6n right aide and finish the left aide Pictorial Review Costume No 7414penta. der-arm aeama and lower edgea even; bring lower fropt edgo or aldo-front to single large ’‘O'* perforation near lower edgo of nnderbody front .. Then, take tho aklrt and slash to tbe loft of center-front-along line of ■mall *,o‘* perforations and finish for closing. Form a tuck In front gore, creasing on alot perforatlona, stitch 1 Inch from folded edge. Turn the edge of back gore undor on slot per­ foratlona, lap on aide gore with notches and edgea underneath even; stitch* about Inch from tha foldM edge, from upper edge to tho desired depth.- Join gorea as notched. Arrange pocket on aklrt with outer edges along Indicating atnall *’o’’ perforatlona. Adjuat aklrt to position stitching upper edge over upper row of gathers In walat, conter-fronta and center-backs even; bring aide seam of aklrt to undsr-arm ■earn; leave aklrt freo from centerfront to left aldo bpenlng. For tha finishing touch, Una the belt and trlmmlngt piece. B*w trimmlng place to top of 'belt aa notchedAdjuat belt, with eenter-fronU-and center-backs oven and with the c e » Ur of belt over top of aklrt Center* front qf belt Indicated by Urge **0” perforation. 8Uee, $4 to 4$ Inches bust frloe. 1$ T o f t h j j I t . Look* et Ark part. Stmt* <ot « • » fw k r h *pp«*rlBC Iron an affidavit a »d la tka abovw r*u»* lh»t you i n a- non-r**Moat of Ik* at*!* of Florida.- t a i l a r**ld«at of Arkport In tko *t»to of Now York, and M at Jk*ro I* no t>«r*on Is tho l U t o - o r Florida, (no trrrlro of a *gbpo*na upon whom voald bind you, and that you *r* ov*r tbo * ( • of tw*nty-ono y**ra, Thtrafor*. you *ro boraby raqulrod to aa*. p**r In tb* abova atylad court and rami* anaarr to tb* bill of complaint fllad nralnat you by It. R. Lark* In lb* abov* rtylad f * u,« »t tha Court Ilou-c In Sanford, Flor­ ida, on Monday, tb* *th Hay of May, ISIS. Wltnna ray band a* dark of tbo aboro ■triad court, and tho aval of aald court o a ' tbla lb* ISlk day of March, IttS. All records for baseball trades and sale* In a single pit acaaon have been ;broken this winter. They follow': 1. Alexander and K llllfer sold by [tho Phils to Chicago for $50,000, Pren,'dcrgaat and Dllhocfcr. 2. Rush, Seining and Strunk sold by Athletics to the Red Sox for $00,000, PI Ichor Gross, Catcher Thomas end Outfielder Kopp. A Shortstop Lavan and Outfielder aJrk of lbo Clrc^'ltA ciu !;i! Sovcntla JudlShotten traded b y ' tho Browns to . rial Circuit, Haralnol* County, Fin. Washington for Pitcher Gallia and Gaort* A. DaCottra. Solicitor and of Counaal for Coraplalaante $15,000. ’ * * <0-Tut*-lte 4, Outfielder Paskert o f the Phils iraded to the Cubs for Outfielder Cy Nollco or Ayatlratlan for T o i Dead Undat Williams. Nratlan a * f ( kaalrr n i l , Law* at Flaclda Nolle* la bar* by alvtn that F. at. Chad. G. Pitcher George Tyler traded by • Irk. purrhaacr of T a t Cortldcato No. ITI. Boston to the Cubs'for Second Rase* dated tb* 8th day of July. A. D, 1H*. ha* nlfd aald raplISrato,tq my offico, and baa ronn Larry Doyle and Catcher Art m*d*.app|lc*ll«n tor ta t J r W to Itauo la accoruancv « l l h law. Said rwrtJBralt. ata* Wilson.. • , brarc* ilia following drartlbad proparty alt0. Infleldcr Ilerrog o f New Tork ualad In Sarnlnol* rouniy, Florida. to*wltl traded to Boston for Second Baseman t ot 4, Ulock 1. Tlar II, Sanford. Tbo aald land bclttf auraard at tha data of Iba laau* Lorry Doylo and Pitcher Barnes. onro rf »uth rartlflrat* In tho aaraa of 7. Pitcher A1 Mnmaur, Shortatop Hannah llotan. Untaaa aald rartlflrat* aha 11 b# radaamad according to. law lax dead will Ward and Pitcher Grimes, Pittsburgh, laauo Ihtrron oa tbo <tb day ot April. A. D. traded .to Brooklyn for Outfielder 8ten- l t l t f . . ... W<lncu my offlrlsl tlfnslnro and i*sl this glo and Second Bateman Cntahaw. the 8lh d*y ot M*rcb, A. I*. 1918. fwwlj , K. A. DOUGLASS, *1 8. Stuffy Mclnnls sold to the Red Clerk Circuit Court Soralnol* Co., Fla. Sox, . ' • • tty V.- M. D outlii*. D. C. 58-Tuf*-4ic ------------ 1 ■ ■ 1 la Clrtall fo a t l. N**aalh Jadlrlal Clrtw* In *sd for Ncmlaal* Casaty. florid* la Chmcarr Hrn* C. Howard by her huiband and lu ll libnil w. H. ItowarU ‘ • **. * III! I* Mary Porter DcVaufhn. Ro-a Uulrt I’olhlll, Carl I . D*V*uchn, Marrh T ill* S. DcVaushn, Oil* II. l>*V*uyhn. I .aura K. Xlairudvr, Jaran \V. Lilly, Tho-, W. kioran, A. WarInf I anmn and — — — Lawton. hi* wife, K. L ()awald*anil —-----Oanald. hi* wife, Mary t.aula* llornrr, unmarried/ -M. K. .Kl»rrher and — ——- Plrlrhrr. h»r . , hull.and. Ja*. F. llorncr a n d ------Hi rnar. hit wlft. Wm. It.* Horner ■nil. Ilnrner, hi- wile, and' the unknann helra of Mary Por­ ter DeVaushn llnea Polblll, Carl L. llpVauvhn,' ’ Marrh S. It*Vaufhn, Itlla II. DeVaushn, Laura ■rl. Macruilrr, Jim rt W'. Lilly, Thou W. Milan, M. J. ’ .anion, A. Waring Lanton ami. ------- I.awlnn, hla nlle, E. L.. ‘ t>-nald and--------Oanald, bla nlle Maty A. Ilurnrr. Mary l.aula— llorm-r M. K. Flelrher and - - h’lHrbrr. hrf hu»band, Ja« K.. llornrr a m t ----- -Ilurnrr. hi* nil* ami Wm. II. llorncr a n d -------Ilurnrr, bla nlle. Ordrraf Pabdcallen To Mary |'or>*r DeVaushn, lima I’olhl Carl L. DrVaushn, March M. llrVaumh, Utia II., DrVauchn, Laura E, Maarudrr, jamrv W. Lilly. Thin. W. Moran, A ) Waring Laninn ami ------ l.antnn, hi# nil*. K. L ll-nald and O-nald, hli nlfr. Mary l^iui-e Ilurnrr, unmarrlrd M. K. h*lrt«hrr , and — — • h'irlrhrr, her hu-Haml. Jar. P Ilurnrr jmd ' - ---- llnrnrr. hla wile. Wm. II. Ilormv and — — — Ilurnrr. hla wile, and the unk nun n hrlr- of M a r y Purler DrVaufhn ltu-a l‘olhlll,, Carl L DeVaUchn, Marrh S tlrVaufhn, (Ilia II. Ik Vauilm , Laura E. Maarudrr. ii m r * W. Lilly. Tnna. W. Mi.ran. M J. Laninn, A. Warlnt hawton ami Laninn, hi* nifr, H.L. ( I-nald anti Otnald, hi* nil*. Mary A. Ilurnrr, Matv l^iulae llnrntr. M. L. Plrlrhrr and — — • Plrlrhrr. hrr huiband. ' Jam-a P. llornrr and — — — llornrr, hla wile, ami Wm. II. Ilurnrr and — —— llornrr, hla wilr. , It apnrar* from thr annrn trill ol rumplaint tll-il In Ihw almv* mtlllad rau*e, that the .drlrmlanl-, Mary I'urtrr DrVaucbn , Ilnaa Polblll, Carl I- DaVauahu, Marc . llrVaurhn, lltla It. DaVauiKn, I aura B. 11. Macruilrr, Jamr* \V- Lilly, Tana. W. kioran. Mo an. hi* A. Warln* l.awlon and — — — Laninn, hla He, E. nr, K. ,.. I* I,„. tlanald ii-wapu *>*na|d a inn —— Oawald, , r , v „ u . hla hi* nil*, n idl — ----if*. Xlary I out** Horner, unmarried’ M. EFlelrher and — — v F'leteher, har huahand.* Jaa. E, llornrr a n d --------llamar, hla wlfa, and Wm II. llornrr a n d --------- llornar, hla wilr. rlaim aoma Intrrrat Jn tha fnllowln* drarrlbr.d prorerty In tha rouniy of HamInole and atale or Florida, dearrlbed ■■ th* norlh«aat <|uart*r ol th* onrthweat <|uarter nl th* ,oulhw*«t i|oarl#r r»f aerllon fifteen ilki, townahlii twrnly-onv 1 2Xt couth, rani* Mias May IVrshlng, sister of (Irn. thirty-on* <31» ea«l. and lot lour i l l of T. John J. Pershing. Is Jointly responsible 1. Cu|hint‘a addlllnn lo lha lawn ol Ovirdn, ■ nil l,**inn(n* al Ih* northraal rorner. ol tba vkllh n mrtrrli-rl Rlnter for some Inter-1 ■uuthw*-| ouaiier ol the aaulheatt quartar esilng hlilellglits on (leiicrnl Pershing, |of e*rtIon flllren (181, townahlp IWenty-opa • 1311 aauth, tan** thirty-one (11) anal, rua They much for th*' slutemrnt that Ills' weat aaven and aeven hundredth* CT.07) hubby Is gnrilculng nntl Unit but for a rhalna, couth aeven and vavan-hundredlh* (7.07) rhalaa. eaal aeven and aavrn-hunnewspniH-r. story lit* would never bnve dreHIhy IT 07) chain*, north aaven and aaven- . entered the nrniy through West Pulut. hundredth* (7 01) rhalna lo brflnnlnf, conlainln* 8 arrra more or leaa, and ara realilrnl* ot atalrf ami rountlrv other than tha • tala ol Florida, that their place ol r*«ld*nr« la unknown to h-v, and there la no peraoa in th* atal* ol Plurida tb* eervlc* ol mbpor na upon whom would bind aald de ftndI Shops Open Half Hour Each Week ■ nla, and that th* aald defendant* ara over 'the eye ot twrnly-on* i l l ) yeara. f" When Police Ouard Smokers' It turlhrr appratt that Ihrrr ar* other Lines. rraone Inierrtird In the • eald property whore name or name* are Unknown to har, who ar* helre d**l**ea, (rente**, nr other Pnrls.—French tnlmcco i\nd clgn- claimant* under th* raid Xtary Porter De­ fettes nre now nhlninnhli* In Paris only Vaushn, Hoc a Folhlll, ( ’ art L. I)*Vau|ha, Marrh R. DeVaushn,. Oil* II. DeVauaha, mice each week and even then during Laura K. Xlatrudrr, Jam** *W. Lilly, Tiro*. W. Xloran, XL J. Lawton. A- Wprlns Lawthe spare o f but about thirty minutes. ton and — ----- Lawton, hi* wlfa, K. L- Oa­ During that half hour the tobacconists’ wald and — - j — Oawald, hla wile, Xlary [ simps present about the same appear­ A. Tlorner, Xlary Logic* Horner, Xt. K. PtelrheF and .---------Flelrher, her huahand, ance aa did tbe coni hnd wood yards Ja*. F. Horner n n d --------Horner, hi* wile, during tho fuel famine Inst winter. It and Wm. II. Ilornir a n d ------— Ilnrner, hi* wlte. whoa* name* and realdanraa ara un­ tnkes from three to a hnlf-dnren police­ known..• • * » men for each aliop to keep uniting ’ You ara Iherafora ordered to'a ppear ta hill on Monday, th* Clh day of May. smokers-orderly while Jhe weekly sup­ thla A. D. 19th, tha cam* being a rut* day ol ply la being dealt- out, *nnd to pacify (bla court, * •• . those that are still In line when the • D la further ordered lhal tbla notice ba uldirhed for twelve eonaer'utlva weCkl la **n» more tnlmcvn” sign In hung out. ti?a banfurd Herald, a nawapaper publlabad in Seminole county. Wllnee* K. A. Douslaaa, Clrrk ol aald Cirrult Court, and th* aval thereof thla tktb day of January. A. D. 1918. laeal) It A. DOUGLASS. Clark. LEGAL ADVERTISING Itoblnaun A lltardall Sollcllora fur Coraidalnant. 4C--Tue*-I3le Nailer al Appliraiioa lar T a i Deed DaHrr Nectlaa S ul Ckaplrr ISRH Law* at Hal­ ida Nollte la h*rel>y liven that O. ( ’ . Ilryanl purrha«er n f-Tai f**rlinf*la No. 1*71. dali-H (he &th Hay of Nnveml-er, A. D. I*ti& hav Died aakl rarilflral* In my offlrr anil haa mad* application lor laa dreil to iaaue In arT « get carbon copies rordanrr with taw. Said rerliDral* *mliiacrt lha loUowIni ilMrilli/d properly altaa>*H lev Bemlnole rniuity, Florid*, lo-wlt: that are not on ly un­ All tleaa t-ota 1, J. 1 4, tQ IT, IB, IP. ID. .7], .11 38. 3C. 19, 80. 81 and 831 Fiat o f u su ally sh arp and Tuakawilla. Th* aald lanl helnc at**«ied at Ih* Hat* of tb* Imoann- of aurh crrliRrala In beautifully neat, but tha name of M. E. Illrk*. Uni*** aald t r ill Beat* ahall be rrdramed arrordlnx tn law tat tl**d will Iaaue thereon on the 37lh day copies that arc really ol April.-A. D. 1918. Wiir.ua my-ofllrlal alenalure and aral thia , use th* S«lh day of Xlarrh, A. D. 1918. I avail * K. A. DDUGLASR, (Jerk (Urrult Court Kemlnnln Co.. FI*. Ily V. K. Douclaaa, I>. C. C3-Tura-&tc . •i MISS MAY PERSHING •- ’I *u *f"l] -SI ,#i * NO-TOBACCO DAYS IN; PARIS I permanent N o lle * * f Appllralla a lar T a < D e ed tl a d r i Herllan 8 at I'haptrc t i l l , I j w i al H e r - da NoOr* la hereby aiven that II. <\ Duliure purrha-er of T a i ( eMlflrat* No. 886. dated Ibe filh day of July, A. D. IPU9. ba* filed aald rartlflrat* In my olTir*. and hae mad* applUatlon (or laa lined lo Uau* Inrarrord* «ro with taw. Raid certlfirat* emtirar** Ih* tollawiac dearrlbed proparly alluatad in Aamlaot* county, Florida, lo-wit: Lota 20; ,M. •?, 4 L «a r 1 t r 7 8 , 78. 80. 81. S3, 81 *»<) 84. Florida Land a Col. Co'a Add. to Boulh Hanford. Th* aald land being ae•••eed at Mia data o( lha laauanra ol auah rertlflcata In lha naraa ol Unknown. Unleaa aald rertlflrat* ahall b* radaamad arcordlai it 4 « 4 *IU Isaua tharaoa oa lha tTt> day of AprIL A. D. t a i l . Wltnaaa my affirlal al( natur* and east Ikla th* S<th-diy of Mareh. A. D. 1911. Jm all E, A, DOUGLASS, . Clerk Circuit Court, Ramlnol* Co., Fla. V.'E, Douslaaa, U, C, 62-Tuaa-flr . r* Carbon Paper typewriting •uppligg of -'-till i * t * THE ‘ H e ra ld P rin tin g C o. Phono 148 . SANFORD, FLORIDA •tag � 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, April 02, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 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>, April 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