8 10 95 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fd51d868ebb88d729e56cf7c7c3ba80c.pdf ea940731381c62259b9a20642c6ede5e PDF Text Text File Your Income Tax Return Before Don’t Incur Heavy Penalty ON P U B L IS H E D AND : TUESD AYS F R ID A Y B s e m i- w e e k l y IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B LE .^E C TIO N SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 29. 1918 VOLUME IX See Great Future In This Sunday Morning Designated • By Government. State For Cattle * Tauipa Times Correspondent . Givfcs Story ; Dr. W . F. Blackmon of Lake Monroe, president of the Florida Stato.-l.lvo Stock . Association ar­ rived here Tuesday night on his re­ turn from nttnoding the Forty-tccond Annual Conventio of the Cattle Raisers Association of Texas, in Dnllns, Mnrch l'J-21. lie went on invitation from that association to deliver an nddryss, his subject being: "Cattle Raising in^ Florida. Conditions and Prospects." Accompanying Dr. Blackman on the rip were the following members' of the Florida State Live Stork Asso elation; Vice President Pat John* Uton, Kissimmee: C. A. Carson. Jr., Kissimmee? K. L. Leslie, Kissimmee; with whom he visited ollleiuU [ (l .\ir administration r.nd the finals r :ment i f agriculture. utmost ngrstion at New York at pier of rec. .".I on the N’ nuii River, which is, prove ,i:tfi-t fy: nil extremely perish? |tbe gr (,„.ii i roducts is blamed by nutiiinti 11at dies fur tbe generul drluy Clmi cry which-has resulted in -th e efforts •f hundreds of carloads for more jng |m two weeks endeavoring to have He is i t u a l i o n nt pier-29 rclioved so ns nre dr icilitate the marketing of Flor tile sei Nest .Sunday morning the clocks will- be set ahead one hour all over tho United States and in order that there be no mistake about it the act of congress is given below: ^ An act to save daylight and to provide stnndnrd time for tin* United States. t enacted by the senate nnd it enacted by the sena house of representatives ' of lit? United State* of America in congres. assembled, That, for the purpose o establishing the standard time of the United States, the territory of continental United States shall be divided into five zones in the man­ ner hereinafter provided. The standard lim e-of the first zone shall be bused on the mean astronomical time of the 7fitli degree of longitude west from Greenwich;, that of .the Easter nt Congcrgaltoi ' "Realizing the Resuri be the .morning theme "T h e Story oPEnsteitf* Mrs. Taknch-will sing jng accompanied by­ French horn nnd the cl The object of Mr. Hutches' trip vide the Easter anthem to New York was to finif why so Hoy will sing in the cv many cars of produce reaching tbe market were reported docayed, with tuiio governing each heavy losses to the shippers. • He found that delay* in transit had caused the garden stuff to become ruined or partly ruined between ic­ ing stations. Scarcity of labor caus­ . "T h e Crucifixion" ed many of these cars to remain The notable oratorio by Sir Johr loaded several days beyond the timo Stainer was presented nt the Congre when they should have bcent unload­ gatlonnl church last night by tm Mr. Marcus- Fogg of Jacksonville, ed.* lie foupd that os many ns n Ladles' Chorus ----- — of- the. Woman i hundred cars at ■a time had thus Club before a large and deeply ap­ naking our aid for the orphahs in the . _ been "carried over" one or two dnys. preciative audience. Under {lie di­ Chlldten's Home. The good people of Sanford last rection of Mra. Julius Taknch the work had been under way for many year nt this time by their, generous remained unloaded. He found out wceks. nnd the fine rendition of the contributions enabled the children also that the. railroads were paying beautiful nnd Impressive music in of the Grammar School'to send the much lower wages than the laborers worthy of highest mention. The amount of seventy-three (.73) dollar* could grt in any of the s t e a m b o a t ladies were assisted by Messrs. I oik We hope when they bring you their lines. ■ This brought a lower grade of cards you will give them a dimo with and Stok,. • ’ to set your watches and * clocks one h6ur ahead on ; Saturday; Night. The \ new time goes into effect ■* on Sunday Morning. : The presentation was a marked event of Holy Week, most creditable to Sanford, and It i» indeed to bo hoped th at. moro auch standard, high ejasa production! will bo.given. DcatVof Mra. Banka Mrs. J. L. Banka of Mellonville avenue passed away last n igh t.. She has been a aufferer for many year*. T h * b od y> a a taken to Maitland for Mr. and Mr*. S. M. Schwarts left yesterday for Henderaonvllie, N. C., where they will remain aome timo befdrV returning to their home in Chicago. ‘.’The poor condition of the health of Mrs. Schwarts (a respon­ sible for tKeir leaving earlier than interment. I usaiU. ' • Huns Arc Being Held And ' .Situation Better- ** - Striking with almost unexampled fu ry against the allied * fron t near where the French and Il/itUh lines connect, the Germans' yesterday and lust night drove in a deep w ed g* to the west and forced the French out "There nre-difficulties •confronting of Mont Didler. This town which the nation in the supply of labor lies’ 19 miles east of Arriicnds. one o f appurtenant to Agrlculture. Class 1, the German objectives is 10 miles from which new levies ure to he west of Roye, which the Germans withdrawn will contain,many more took Tuesday. , . •• • men than are nt presentrequired The threat against Amiens in tho lor the army. It would he a most north seems to be well •held b y tho British on'tho -front north o f th Somme where they havo maintained their, line firmly at ull poltita and even ns indicated by today’s ofiirial statement, .have ‘ advanced it in places. •• ' ' In the Noyon and l.assigny re­ gions and along the'Oise to thr<csst the French are likewise preventing the Germans from getting an open­ ing. The force of their drive was thus diverted to the west of tho Kdye region and the forward push "There was one session iiovihcii in i meeting'of cattlemen who want to Some ;,ush tick eradication work. >f them an- agitaimg a slute w..|i law. i made a.few remarks at lh;u meeting, telling them that llocnl.i did not get started after tho. ticks until long after T o p s and. other stale*, had begun, but that I wak willing G» challenge Texas to a race with Florida for the finish line and believed Florida would win by a wide margin of time. w , l.ui w b f h un> act /hr.ll or r-tuui " I a in jfjud to know_t,haf Luj^o nat.iie [icHorttft il.liy .[ » - > - : 51*-1" eiiunly' liTl* gotten-llieir' iyiTTemntir ,, ( to the joris.lii tion of tU* tick eradication campaign sturtcjl, l cited States standard* turn- of the and reports indicate Orange count.- s,,nc within which the nr,l is to lu­ Will soon be added to the list of ll -'formed. those .doing the work. A* 1 ToThat at two o'clock antemeridian marked at the recent meeting of the nf the last Sundny it* March of cac year the standard time of each zone cliull he advanced one lmtir, and at two o'clock antemeridian of the last are so discouraged, M r*. Hutches said,' that unless-conditions arc im­ proved there is a serious probability thut they will not plunt as heavily next, year when their food products will be needed more than ever. Don’t Forget :: At the request of Dr. Bradford Knapp, l wish to call your attention to the statement from Provost Mar­ shal General Crowder on page 2 of the Otllclal Ilulletin of Tuesday, March 12, 1918, .with regard to men. in Class 1 engaged in Agriculture, especially to the following para­ graph: ;t . jinully retiring in good order to t&u heiglits‘ to the west u( Mont Didicr. News dispatches from tho. front this morning reported tho line in • this section to In- folding well. While this effort io drive in be*, tween th* French and British ar­ mies was being enrrieij out iu the south the Germans, apparently worried by the shllent they wtew creating and wishing to perfect their right wing fr.om a flanking attack . have developed n threat on the cx! retne north of the present front in •• tin* region east *'f Arriui. London reports the beginning- this morning t,f u heavy bombardment *«« tho British line In'this sertnr followed liy the development of an attack. . The possibility-is not liwt sight of that lliTs'nttack so far north may hcruld tbe extension of the fighting front all along the lines to 'th e north in the development of « German [rtrsfr-for cdtpnnvl purl*- Kes.sainglj^ |however, the citPiny has ull lie can |take enre of in , the way ol oppnsision in the present field of the of­ fensive and the probability pointa to the. Arms tbrent proving a proi tectivc rather than a."new offensive ■ measure. ' • Meanwhile the German Iloe U being extended to an apparently dangcroda .extent on "Uu*-- AnaLhern front, where a Hanking operation has been pointed to a* moat liksjy, to prove effective. '. * • •Checked till .along tho front or 60 mlles_cxccJit_it_iXf.fi. pointa the Ger­ man drive is fast slowing up. .Th a This information ought to be pub­ lii'ginning of the second week o l the lished, in every country newspaper great battle was opened with i*rv**-w nnd men in Class 1 who nre engngnd in agriculture ought to be ndvised to tory and continues with th e most continue in productive agriculture intense lighting, finds thu Uritixh and French holding tenaciously to tha western edge of the old Socman Yours very truly hnttloflrld, while fnim-ifil* further P. If. Rolfs. losses upon the enemy. Director British counter attack* have hagun In the region of A lbert which tho Germans hold, hul from which tlisy have been unnbln to advance because of tho resistance e f the British who doggedly, repulsed aneemy attacks all day Wedinwday. South of Albert-Field Murchal lla ic ho-*Ntarried out several counter at­ tack *nd has Advanced hi* line cast i>6lw ,i the Kommo and Aoere about one e. South of the Somme the llrilis have gained P royxrt and have i ,>ulsed strong attack* a t Roaiercs. •* ' • A bulletin entitled "Beautifying tho Homo Grounds" tells how to plan lawns, walks, drives, and how to aelect trees, shrubs and- vines. FA R M E R S LEFT OVER Another bulletin entitled "T h e U*e of Paint dn the Farin'’-te lls what They WIU NM Be Taken Now fo f judicious use of paint will do to aave' Ike Army property *hd add to the beauty of • The following communication is home surrounding*,- Bend * to . tho Department of Agrioulture, Waahlhg* important: • “ *• . . ' Gainesville, Fla., Mar. 21, 1918 ton, D. C. or- to your congressman for copies. T o County. Agents;, Don’t Forget the Big Farmers M eet­ ing at the Court House, S a t u r d a y Evening 8 o’clock. M atters o f .im­ portance discussed. �.' wm March 21, D u THE'SANTORO HERALD CREWS CRAZED BY SUFFERING s i r •' ness. On tho Tuesday th#“ cb8K"K»t bis reason, and on tho Wednesday bo died. . That night witnessed tbo Insan­ ity o f tbo storekeeper, who had to bo lashed down. On Thursday ho too died. On Friday an A D . expired. W ater Bsglns to Qet Low. . I. . ____________ * Tho water was now beginning to glvo out and tho boat's company suf­ .ill-Boat Victims Lick Boats for fered from Intense thirst A fireman was found dead In the Moisture and Seek Death bottom o f tho boat’ on Saturday morn­ ! • in Sea. ing, and the third-class pantry boy died during the day. On Sunday tho cattleman tried to Jump overiward three times, and suc­ ceeded at the fourth attempt Tho sur­ vivors were In too feeblo a atato to aaye him, although, they turned tho Herolo Acta of Officer* and Men Be­ boot round and searched for him. Tho longing to All Branchee of Sea water gave out on Sunday. Service*, Naval and Thero werq occasional showers of rain, but everything was saturated • . Mercantile. with salt, and tho little water they got • London.—Much' baa been written was undrinkable. They licked tho about tbo hardships endured by the woodwork, hoping to gather up tho • crews o f vessels sunk by German sub­ raindrops marines. Hero are eorao particulars . Then they broke up tho water keg, dealing with the plucky deeds per­ and licked the Inside, which they found formed by. officers and men belonging ■saturated with moisture, and delicious. to all branches o f IhO sea services, A t 8'p. m. on Monday land waa sighted, but It waa a long way ofT, and by tho naval and mercantile. The first enso is that of a passenger time they drew near darkness and a steamer which hnd been torpedoed on heavy northerly swell made a landing a Monday, without warning, as usual, impossible. They lay to, and during In tho Atlantic, 820 miles from land. a squall their roast carried away at tho The chief officer look charge o f No. heel, but that did h6t matter much, for 2 lifeboat, which hnd on board 31 per­ It acted » « a sea anchor. At daylight on Tuesday they wero sons, Including two women and a baby sighted by a couplo o f fishing boats, four months old. * Bad weather prevailed all that day which towed them Into port. Tbo baby and throughout tbo night. Increasing lived fo r some tlmo after being landed. tho plight of the miserable people. Pro­ The linen kee|»er died ns ho was being visions, too, wero scarce, but what ex­ lifted from the boat Two of tho crew isted was taken charge of by tho chief refused to lenve tho boat, having gono officer, who doled out hnlf n dipper innd. A trimmer died from gnngreno (half-pint) of water to each person two weeks later. Tho chief officer. remarked: night and rooming. • . . . ." I. would . . They hnd been barely twenty-four like to testify to the excellent behavior hours In the boat when the horrors of i of the boat's crew throughout bur pethe situation were ndded to by road-J rlOd o f eight days' hardship and ex- TELLSTALESOFPLUCKYDEEDS •9•- 0 .«*» sustained'slight superficial datango to guard rails and upper-dock fittings. Ten minute* after clearing the steamer ■he was burned to the water line. . -By MILDRED W H ITE . THE SACRIFICE By Harold Crawford 8teama of Tho V igila n te s. * I f you should h »*r .earth moan, and fad to hood; I f you should turn your back on writh­ ing pain; I f you should closa your syea when na­ tions bl»«d, ' • * You would bo ono with Cain. Althouah you glva your riches to the stats, Althouah you yield your body, clean • and whole. You shall receive a dim reward from fa to - You must present your soul! MAN POWER OF HUNS Germany's Full Strength Is Now 6,500,000 Men. 3,130,000 Are on Various Fronts, tha • . Remainder Are Guarding Neutral Frontier*. o . Paris.— The Echo do Paris, referring to tho distribution .of enemy forces on tho different fronts, says: "On tho Franco-Brltlsh front there have been for several months.past 152 German divisions, o f which 54 wero opposed by tho British and tho remain­ der by tho French. Following tho recent British offensive at Cambral, this . • • There arc proportion waa modified, now exactly • 154 divisions on the .Franco-Brltlsh front, each comprising about 5.&0 bayonets, and Including artillery, engineers, etc., or about 12,­ 000 men In all, thus giving about 2,(WounQ oermnn enmbutants on the ....... ......................: ....... .... rronco-Ilritl.h 1 Tho second case deals with a B rit-j * View*oT,hriincertnlnly of whnt Isli oil ship whlcli-Tind been torpedoed ______________!_______________________- AUNT ELMIE tCopjrlibt, 1*11, Wtstira H»wspep«r Ualsa.) Mrs. Pascal T. Perkins sat looking from the tele^hm In her hand to tho two woltlng faces of her daughters. "What Is It, mother?" Gwendoline Inquired; this hesitation upon her parent's part bored her. " I f you bnve anything o f Importance to tell us, mother," the second daugh­ ter suggested, "why not do so?" • Thus encouraged, Mrs. Perkins let forth her grievance. "Anything to tell you!" she burst out, "I should think I hnve. And there Is no wny to forestnll the embarrassment o f the situa­ tion. Your Aunt’ Elma— Elmle, they used to pronouhce.lt In the country— wires thnt she .la coming to visit us and will be here on the evening train, so she Is on her way now, and no>preventlng message could read her. Com­ ing. loo, Jusf at tho time when we are desirous o f making a favorablo Im­ pression upon Bold Whltchnll. I am sure his attentions to you hnve been pronounced o f Into, Gwendoline, and he is so particular concerning family llnenite,. Whnt will his .elegant sister think tof qur backwoods' relnllon? For your father's people never could he kept In • tho background ns I havo heard, and this girl—■" "Just what do you know about her mother," Gwendoline Interrupted. "Well, very little. There wns trou­ ble between your father'anil- me con . .. corning his sister nt the Rtnrt. You know, Knthnrlne, whnt a stubborn mun your father Is. Ho has never allowed me lo mention hqr nnmo since, observ­ ing a grim sllcncq when I seek Infor­ mation. O f course I did make fun nt the country girl when I first married. We went- to tho llttlo old backwoods house soon after, and nil one seeiued to tinn* ttuiii ll.'lir ILirbltlUOU 1 ,1 Man Han Copied Nature's Work. Marble. In nature, owes Its crystal­ line atrueture to volcanic h ea t But Ingenious man uses heat to counter­ feit the volcanic rocks..By such means, with suitable materials, he make* Pricks and crockery, which are arti­ ficial stones. The processes employed In the manufacture of chlnawnre are merely workshlp Imitations x>t thoso used In the laboratory of nature. Volcanic rock—granite, trap or what not—la the very syrobol'of Imperisha­ bility; but the artificial stones (such as brick and chlnaworo) produced by the fusion of particles undpr the action of heat are among the most enduring of known substances. . *. For Sale— Full blood rock hens. Priced to sell. C. P. Nicholk Lopgwood, F Is._______ 6l-2tp ' - For wires. -! Sale— 1000 lbs new c*|ery F. A. Stone, Eighth and 0»k. ----- »•• 55-tf For Sale— 16H hand farm or drift horse, weight 1350 lbs. Inquire L. A B rom ley/ \ - . &3-tf For' Sale— Ford Touring Car, De­ mountable wheels. Good condition Bargain. Phono 6. P. O. Box ggj • 55-tf For Sale— One fresh milk cow. It. L . Garrison, Fort Reed. 57-tfe For Sale— Ten acre* hammock land on Cameron avenue, right jn the heart of the celery delta. Thu Britain's Discharged Soldiers to Oet form joins railroad loading station. ‘ "Regular* Outfit . Three acres, cleared.' Must be.sold’ . . Hereafter.- * •• . to close nn estate. If interested, write F. J. McDannet; Owouo, London.—A long-stnndlng grievance Michigan. ' 53-tfe ’ of Tommy Atkins Is to be remedied. Oil discharge* ho was served out with Tom ato plants for sale.—See C. a suit of shoddy, described In tho trade II. Lcfllcr. . f£ «. 56-tf ns “ reach roe downs," a cheap twted cap and a muffler, the value being Rhode Island Red eggs for hatch', ng. 32.00 for fifteen.. R. L. Gar­ fixed at 14.20. A newspaper man who witnessed rison. ‘ * 5t-if the discharge of tho men who fought nt Mona described the returning' he­ For Sale— A six room house and roes ns looking like qhnrlty pension- lot, west .side Laurel avenue, be­ tween Sixth and Seventh streets, A era. .’ * , , The press dealt with the complaint 16 per cent investment. A. Derby, and tho war ofilce amended the schctno 97 Washington Avc., Oil City, Pi. by substituting for the mufilcr n cob • • 51-lCtp,. lnr and n tie.and suggesting greater care In the fitting of Individual suits. For Sale— Beet plants, .Hi rent! Henceforth these men are to be re­ 100 or 32.00 -per thousand. Write leased for civilian llfo wearing suits I’ortin Bros., Wagner, Fla. ftl-ife of deeent qunllty and cut. represent­ ing 310, wholesale value. . FOR RENT BETTER CLOTHES FOR TOMMY .-ail. * POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Cottage for Rent on E um Sreotd street. Inquire from Mr*. Ju. M ought oil, 102J Hast Scc>>ri<l tn-et. .•____________________ f at !!' J * house lor ri". hot anil »1 w • venue and F» Long.' Unsurpassed Moving Pictures of Adventure and Explora­ tion of the Far North. E'.lecfor. St, Three ur ■ * use of bath uii'i i.rag Phone 30C, Downing. THE CARNEGIE MUSEUM On the Italian front Germany U lure ^ rdoin'. I>ut now—w ill, to draw tho natural To .Iht Volff* «»f S^rplno1 darkness, It looked like some fiery pen ** Cp : I sent to the assistance-of the 45 .Allsconclusion, Aunt. Elmle Perkins will be . I nnnt flung nernss the fnce o f tho night. lo » n n « u n r r *h*l f ■ oi A trlan divisions only seven divisions. <>r r f - r l r r l l o n I n t h r Ho u m - of r e p f r ^ n l i - ' All tlit* holds hnd enught and n con­ a decidedly country product of the •for t l \ r « from S r mmols- rautiVy. Iln rin f * nlxint loo.tsx) men. For R en t—Three .:!:>• \..u in that r « f» »rk «i r in t h r •r**ion «*i 1**1 * tinuous stream of oil kept feeding tho tinrrow-mlnded old timid." "On the Balkan front she has sent • ( ft cl I a m p r r n » r r d I n y o u b r f l e r *rr- fronting on First strict, M. fire. • v lc r In I Ml*. I «t«» n«.f knot* of a n y rr»#»»n only no.npo combatants to re-olnforce sirahle ollices in city. SeVi w h y y o u i I ii m i M not m r * t r r o n n i r r m , Crouched up tn tho peak, which was the'Turks and Bulgarians. In Asia « “ no frowned ln nnnoynnco which h « « fttways b r r n •rriffstrsl all r rp fr* M O TIO N PICTURES the only part not yet nllght, wero nbout Germany has restricted her help to while Kail,nr no rose to her feet. I or- •e-ntativr* in i h r *.•*!. I* fully R p iir rclB tr good ollice rooms in eairbi | p h lf h hon or p«*«l m r l y t l r c t n » r # m r In Endorsed b) Geographical-Societies thirty Chinese, nil who remained of Ynwi II & Speer. furnishing general staffs. 1 " ,u m M ' ml* h* nrn*,n^ 10 1*i|6 and I h i v r r n i l r a v n f . d a* i l l O m r t In tin' crew. Deatli by fire by wntcr of Washington. l-ondon and I'arl*. "Cnnxeuiientlv Germany, whose total rear bedroom as n sort of coii.forU.hlu look i f l r r I h r I n l r f r « ! • of *hr IhrOpIr of W.ft Furnished llnorm l>y l> wnji onlyu matter of time; that seemed strength Is fi500000 men. has on the fitting room, nnd persuade our tntru- S c m ln o lr c o u n t y i n d *hr * i i i r nf r l o r i d i I hope- I I , » » r nut to l u i n l l . y o u r »«• Nature's Everlasting Drama. to* bo n cext nIrily. la:. 101 or Month — Park avenue 1 vnrlnus fronts 3 130.000 men. the re- five aunt to remain there. At least. pv r ts tin n s and I t i u » t you will * r r w i y clear to f i v e m r m w c o n d t r r m . A c * ln North Park avenue, over 1 »: l'h9Sighted by Patrol Boat Scene After Scene of Excite­ ,.minder being required for guarding Uinf* the only solution I can think of t h a n k i n c y ou for I h r m a n y favora be a to w r d Tbo. Ileutennnt Mr- <• C. . In coinmnnd of n. pn- the Swiss and Dutch frontlers nnd for nnd I will attend to It now. • on ror In t h r past I promise th a t I •will ips & Co. drug store ment, Adventure and Educa­ in rnr. • o.tf trol vessel saw a ragged sheet of flame . f tho Invaded terrlSlowly Gwendoline followed her b r faithful to t h r tYrouut rt s Imposed Hart, manager. %• r y t r o l y , tion. Crowninu Achievement of nnd altered course forthwith. To ex‘ ' . more practical sister. "It. really Is— KIIANK I,. WnOiHirFF. torles." • For Rent — Furnished r >•>i- * »i'A linguist, the flames was lui|Kis.slhle, J Motion Picture in Hi s t o r y . | unfortunate." she said; she laughed nnd tho rescue of the survivors In the ; or without hoard. Mr* « -• .. G. shortly, "Mother has had such a dcs*' Furthest North Ever .Reached .1- l!p \ oiler's peak, hut there was no more life- ' perato tlmu catering to Held White- j Adams, 519 Oak. by Shi p. Thrilling IluntitttJ tics. HIRSUTE CONSERVATION’ { hall's artistic nnture, I suppose the | JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA ' . For R en t— Furnished room* fw Sccneunder the Midnight Sun. He ran his vessel close pnBt the oildiscovery o f common clay, among my ' Cor ,{a g. |lognn. c|o lc to Everything LATEST WAR-MEASURE .. .. A I ... ... I I I . . I I . . . / f t a . l l .11 A l i a light housekt-eping, 11" Laupt Av er*s stem nnd ns she passed rafts life- ! luiti-ccdi-nts, would give the fastidious One Block from Postoffirc The Press of the United Stales, bonis nnd lifebuoys were pitched over* , ouc a JolL" Los Angeles, Qnl.—Conserva­ llol and ('aid llunnlnt W.Iff In INrry Honin. All England, and the whole world have board by the crew o f the pntrol ship. 1 Katlinrlno tnrncl nnd stared nt her OulUdr nnd Smrnnl. I(|»-m «nd lUlh 11.00 lo tion o f whiskers Is tin* latest IIJ0. 2 I'roplo II iO lo t'-oO >: I'rnnk I’rofrr. been unanimous in slating that these WANTED Tho Chinese were told tn Jump over­ slMi-r. " Y o u can Juke Mint w a y about I'rspflrlef. war-time measure advocated Pictures are the Mo 1 Wonderful of. board. Tills was repel.ted three limes, t the limn y o u lov e ?" tdic m u r m u r e d . ->— Itere. If every man and youth Want*-.I Two hr> Tty. tliiit l line all bouts had ln-un low- > I heir kind ever produced. Gwendoline Mulled back from the would refrain from getting u maids. Iiinculn Hotel. ered to pbSt up the men In the'water. , doifrway. "The proper man, wtiorn I N E W W IND LE H O TEL haircut nnd sbhve for n month, 1 omedy. Tragedy. Pathos from NaThere now remained nine men In tl.o am trying to train myself to love,” abo mathematicians figure something' lure's l)rum:i Staged at the Topof the ' W anted—T o buy a Ugh: *i»l'» JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA oiler’s peak, hut there was no more life­ corrected. like 35,000,000 wouUPbe saved In buggy t iti good condition. < u*.World!' . 6.000 Feel of Klim Accomsaving uppurutns on hoard the patrol "Whht s h a ll-I do nhout meeting! CoMptrU. M#drf».Hrt»*n»d. O^uJd* lloo »,•_ labor, time.’ rent, electricity qnd Address I*. L. Box 1011. Sanford. palned liy an Kiplanatory and Inter­ vessel. The llrutapnnt decided It was tn Iko hr nil of rlty. (*on«rnl«at lo otrrylhln(. her?" Mrs. l ’erklus cnmphilned. "Your : gas. * • • 6ft.2tp necessary to 'place himself alongside esting Lecture by George Samuels. W imllr W. Nmllh. Crop. j ____________________ [_ father will he out of town over night, i Send fqr booklet. This, however, admittedly ' * — tho ship nnd tnke off the remainder of and I'm aure 1 shall not go out. Wo would be hard on the barber nnd Wnnteil Cypre.»s' log' ,\.i irr* llte erew. A »|khhI of eight knots be­ could Kent] the auto,'but to hnvo her the opposition of the Indies to a I.undeck ’Lumber Company. 1 ing innlntnlned, this inn done. They arriving with her strange boxes .when month's growth of plcli.resquo Fla., stating.w hat you <411 furra* remained alongside, locket 1" the Mf. Whitehall Is hero—" Mr, Whllo-hlrauls nduruuvuts.ua beau and. »;a.«tf fcienmer'*,-windward bhiv.* for’ iT period for continuous shipment " Wednesday, ’-March 27th luill himself coming tn. Interrupted the husband Is Insurmountable. sufllrle.it for all nine men to lower 10 and 20 Cents problem. ADMISSION: Eggplants nnd tomato plant* l°f •Uemselvesjou. board Ibis ship, which lie was a ' dlstlngulshcd-nppcarlng Immediate setting. Mrs. !'• * • ^ man, of perhaps middle ugc, and the. Dougal, Celery avenue. .Satif»rJ. success of Ida unu.iual paintings was, i>0-.tc • making him a society favorite. s . Closely following the artist’s wel­ * W anted— A first class mart ——- , — ---come came Iho telephone's call. ■*. understands raising cotton A fw "it's Aunt Elma," tho tmftber whis­ to P. O . Box 1205, Sin ford. *>pered, "she'-Is coming vjp directly. Hho H All Lo cal A d v c rtlfle m e n ts U n d e r 1 . rang qff befogu 1 timid direct Lpr to a T h is H e a d in g T H R E E . C E N T S ' * Referenced desired. . ' •■*I ■ UL « -V* birect car."' DEPARTMENT* Of TUE INtl*«IO»' L in e F o r E ach In s e rU o n . M in im u m " I will meet her (a tbo.hnll," Kath­ C harg e 25 C e n ts. ' ^ ' arine said, and • disappeared, closing the portieres uftcr her. Slaving to tbo In - answering an ' adverfliem'e.rit “ a. # * • * * . * •* ' • piano, Gwendoline jdayed softly, whllo whore no name Is mentioned in the the bnndsomo face of tho mun bent ad, please do not ask Tho Hepuld above her. oi Intention lo ratkr Comim.]*'^ • for information as' to the identity of to Mt«bll-h »Ulm to th«- Us-I In the shadow* the gratified mother Ususlly wo do not crit.ed. h*lor. crtrfV Clf*ult t "«' • **|t* watched, and smiled. Then nt sound the advertiser. for-f, Fla., on th* Mh «I»V I Arnt. ("lalmint n»mf« rfltn«»*'of au entrance nnd low-voiced con­ know who tho advertiser is and if C. W. Knl*<r>lne»r ol Urn wool. ''*• versation her smile vanished. Knth­ wo do wo are not allowed to give Ch*il«« UnraksM ol |onc»®-*'- 'i** U W. Ent*rrlnf*r of I oneword. »-» nrlne was clicking back the purtlervs out this information. Simply write y. M. W .tt. ot and leading Into the room their unin­ a letter and address it* as per in­ itoinv u.<o:>r vited-guest.—With a sort of-breathless- structions in the ad. ' jt-Tu** a Frj.lPttriumph she turned to them ull. FOR SALE ~~ "My aunt. Mis* Perkins," she an­ . nounced. For a moment the .visitor united In gracious alienee. From the ’ FOR SALE — ’ 100,000 Pepper T o get carbon L\>pR* dark violet o f her modish costume her Plants. Cheap. Cull on or address C2*3tp face shone young with Its fresh color. C. K. Lucas, Sanford. tliat arc not only un­ "I mu so glad to^ee you all," nhe For Sale— Dushceu potato seed. usually sharp aim said, and her voice drew them with ltd sweet quality. But It w o b Held White- M. S. Nelson, Box 11GB, Sanford. lK*autifully fleat, l?«t ■ • ' 62-2 tji hull who ndv'nnced to claim her hand, , copies that ace reailj ; then sllll holding the hand, looked to­ For Sale— Porto Rico Yam potato ward tho others. ' • ». .. permanent, use t "Elma nipy not forgive me," bo Mid, plants in any quantity. 31.00 per "for po soon making confession. But 1000 f. o. b. Sanford. Mrs. W. II. •\ — . •’ • • ’ ■ « G'J-'Uc ' — I have been silent long enough. Byers, lit. 1. Phone 2203. Your sister Is my promised wife, Mrs. Our label in a suit is a pledge of this— For a quick sale cheap—Good Perkins, nnd id»e comes hero tonight Ford for truck. Perfect eqginc. Ad­ no that the man-luge _ceremony may % a small th i^ ^ ^ lo o k for, a big thing to find he performed tomorrow at my sister's, dress W. Frank Clark. Orange City, •' ti2-2tc Tttls |is the ending of a romance which Ha. • C srb on P8P®r • began long years ago, when 1, an art For Sale—Tom ato plants, L iv­ student, sought summer board at her tiomc.. Mince then, this willful woman ingston, Globe variety.' M. Hanson's Bay typaunitint tappb** ot has been making a career fo r herself, Shoe Shop. * 62-2tp studying nbrt>ad and coming back to TH E' • • • • • paint pictures rtvsllng my own. A t ’ For Sale—A barn, good''material " Herald Printing C°* iast the career.Is surrendered. It was throughout snd corrugated iron roof. s • * < • • •. • Phons nt -Elms's suggestion that I* presumed Call 1000 Lgurel avenue. . Thone 148 ‘ to make myself .acquainted with you, 411-W. ‘ " 61-atp . SA N FO R D , FLORIDA alL Will you not wish us happiness??, ■* • {»' * ForcSale— 1917. Ford touring car f Then-with a smile Gwendoline led See Jimmy • . -' % y -• the. way. “ Welcome both to our fsm- in perfect, eopdition. ". s« StswaH, B. A O. M otor Co. 61-tfc , Uy," she said. ‘ Alaska-Siberia ATLANTIC HOTEL m LYRIC THEATRE m f\\ r ♦ ' 1 that ^ 1♦ CLASSIFIED * ADVERTISING • ■ sa *\V--- ““ u clothes will be all wool because that wears.the . best and lasts the longest; our that the tailoring will be careful and enduring; —that the dyes will be fast and lasting.----------- -----—---------\ We guarantee that clothes made by us will not need to be replaced soon; that they will be completely satisfactory to you in every respect; and that they will be economical ‘ of the country’s resources of materials and labor. . H u l t )K °? y Hart Schaffner & • A ' Tj t •' . 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Of course, he S A V IN G A T HOM E for the boys “ Over There.” What are you ought to have, known better. But going to do? .. • . , how is any bad boy, If you wish to call him so, to be made any better CAPITAL $30,000.00 . ' SURPLUS $15,000.00 if hla own mother turns against him. Wo suspect that a largo percentage of our so called criminals become so through Just this lack of sympathet­ ic understanding. That hoy didn't know. Ho needed to be taught. He probably has no idea now of just whnt he did and why it was II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND OiinrUnD, rLU n lU A O. L TAILOR wrong: Why should he? You R. R. DEAS PrMUnl* C.thWr Au'l Ci i KIw v i«.r,w d .« F> L WOODRUFF Vk#-Pr.ddq.»t don't get jvisdom out of a court or penal institu tion, You get pun­ ishment. Few need to he punished. All tho need Is for knowledge, en­ couragement, patience. Then the majority of the •so-called -criminals will cure themselves.— St. Augustine the proud owners of two hundred For Sale— Porto IUco Yam potato Tom ato plants for sale. -See C F R A N K H U F F A K E It GOES TO Record. twenty-five (225) thrift cards, in­ planjs in any ‘ quantity. $1.00 per H - Lofilcr. . 3C.tr * . W A It cluding in thnt number several War 1000 f. o. b. Sanford. ‘ Mrs. W. H. M A D E IN G E R M A N Y W A R Tho Tlmca today contributed an­ For Sale— Beet plants, 30 r ,nu Havings stamps. Ityers, Rt. 1. Phone 2203, 62-8tc S e t"tile dock up one hour Sun­ other enlisted man for service, "over If Germnny had waged ltd war 100 or $2.00 per thousand. Write Mrs. Geo. Dickenson d ay morning or Saturday night. there/’ Frank L. HufTaker, editor, without barbarism; if every soldier Ct-tfe For Sale— M y farm, known as* Portln Bros., Wagner, Fla. enlisting in the field artillery division in its armies had' been d -decent To Wholesale Dealers nnd Jobbers the Gen. Fincgam-Home, consisting E d itor Herring of the Tilton, FOR KENT man; If there had been no outraging, of tho regular army. • of 200 acres, situated 3 J$ miles In Mill Feeds. . C l . Gazette nnyn that when he got no murder, no destruction of homes Because his eyesight is somewhat Until further notice, the recent south of Sanford, on Spnford-OrianFor Rent— Rooms and board, 17.0 well started in the business o[ rais­ or of churches nnd cathedrals, Ger­ ruling Issued fixing the margins of dcr road. For price and terms ace or dofectlve.it was suggested that Mr. ins children he cut out keeping dogs. For Rent— Rooms*, and board, write owner, O. Andes, Route A, HulTukcr enter the quartcrmoitler or many would still deserve the utmost profit on mill feed Is suspended. — T am p a Tribune. punishment that could be indicted $7.00 a week. Mrs. C. G. Adami, Box 105. * 57-Fri*4tp some other department other thnn I am How contemplating issuonco ----- O— 519 Oak avenue. 63-Itp the line service, hut he refused, say by civilization upon any country of new orders, which I feel will more Ten thousand aeroplnns and Ano For Sale— Three registered . Duroc Ing he wanted real service. As re­ because of this unholy war for its agreeably fit the situation, ami allow Cottage for Rent on East Second hundred thousand airmen to operate Jersey boars, five and six months sult the recrui tng office! has wired own material advancement. a "reasonable profit" fpr wholesalers street. Inquire from Mrs. Ju. thdm could win the w;ar tomorrow. Mrs. Endor Curlett, Geneva, superiors for a wniver on tho ques­ But the world has been engulfed nnd retailers In the.state of Florida.. old. Moughtoq, 1021 Enst Second street. W henever the United States puta Fla. 63-tf tion of defective vision, which is ex by awful woo; millions and millions ■ Very truly yours, th at many in the field it will be *_________________________62-21 p have diod and other millions • have pected to he given. ‘ Braxton Beacham, good night to the kaiser.. .For Ssle— Porto Rico Yams sweet Ten room house for rent. Elec­ been maimed for life;-hundreds of Federal Food Administrator, Fla. ‘ To France I owe every good potato slips, later on draws. $2.00 tric lights, hot and cold water. Cor­ millions have suffered in the agony thousand, A. Buck, Longwood, Fla. ner Oak aVenue and Fourth St. *;* T h e Cocoa Tribune Is Just one trait I possess,” * said-Mr. HutTnker, of seeing their loved ones forced by Killed Ills Wire . "and I can’t pay the debt I owe her 63-4 tp year old. . Mrs. Holderman,' .who Apply W. W. Long. 62-2tp Germany into this awful war to save The wife of Willie Curry, the ne­ controls the destinies of the Tribune by shooting from the editorial the world from awful domination gro who ran amuck the other day For a quick sale cheap— Good For Rent — Three unfurnished is to be congratulated upon'her good trenches alone."—Tampa Times. and damnation. Women and chil­ died from the- effect! of the wounds Ford for truck. Perfect engine. Ad­ rooms, with use of both and living ■ ----O ----work on the- paper apd while her dren have been outraged, tbe chival­ inflicted on her hy the crazy negro. dress W. Frank Clark, Orpngc City, room. Phone 306, Downing. C O M P U L S O R Y E D U C A T IO N age is not given wi> opine that she is ry of the high seas has been sup­ After committing the,deed the negro Fla. * 62-2 tc _____________________________ 62- 2t p The state of Florida needs com* just around sixteen, yet. planted by the foulest campaign of ran from Marshal Tillis with a bullet * ----- o ----pulsory education. While it is now For Rent— Three office room* HelLdevtscd murder of innocent n his leg and tried to cut his own For Sale— A barn, good material T h is is the time to keep cool, a local option law it would probably non-combatants that even the devil throat, making an ugly wound. Ho throughout and corrugated iron roof. fronting on First street. Most de­ sirable offices in city. JJcvcral.other avoid spreading rumors see that no have more weight if it was. a state himself, as expressed through Ger­ will have to answer to the charge of Call 1000 Laurel avenue. Rhone good office rooms in same building, Germans are allowed to opert their law fostered hy the entire ntnte many, could devise; the very exist­ murder. 411-W. . G ljffp If the stnte does not Y o w tli & Speer. 23-lfc heads against the .United States and maehmery. ence of all civilization has Item For Sale— 1917 Ford touring car Weep a stiff upper lip. Wc will win pass such a law then Seminole coun­ threatened, nnd if Germany were to Furnished Rooms by Dxj*, Week in perfect condition. See Jimmy the war all right hut it will take ty should vote on compulsory edu­ auccecd, tho whole world would sink or M onth— Park avenue Flat, 105 cation and appoint a truant officer Stewart, B. & O.-M otor Co. 61-tfc tim e and men and money. hark Into the dark ages of atheism North Park avenue, over L. It. DhiJ-• to look after the delinquents, in ----- O ----and harhnrism, • Mrs. C. C. r . f M *»tia r L tiliU lu r* For Sale — 1000 lbs new celery Ips & Co. drug store every prccinet in the county. The T h e lakeland Advertiser turned We are face to face with all of To tho Domorrotlr Volar* of HomlnoU Co.: 30-tf I htraby mriouncr ray r>n<tlit*;y for r»p wires. F. A. Stone, Eighth and Oak Hart, manager. following from the Times-Union* is the puju'r over to the ladies of the these terrific . realities and all the r»*ntolivi in tha nrit Florida l.fl-latura 55-tf to the point: Bamloola county. aubj.cl to tho dam For Rent — Furnished rooms with Lakeland Hod Crpss last week and fearful possibilities the very thought from orratir primary to ha bald Junr 4th of thla Judge William C. Guthrie of the or without board Mrs ( ’ has G. ytar. and Intil* your conrtdrralion of my they brought out h tine -16 page of which staggers mankind. For Sale— 16*‘y hand farm or draft qualification!. Adams, 519 -Oak. * 58-ltp edition that netted them a neat juvenile court is of the opinion that Kr-prrtfully, horse, weight 1350 lbs. Inquire L. A And all of this has been brought J. J. DICKINSON. atim. This is enterprise on the part n compulsory education law is one about wholly hy this “ Made-inBrumley.__________63-tf WANTED Records of the Qrd Crhii und the Adver­ of the needs of Florida. Germany" war, started by Germany Frank L. WnadrnfT Aaoaonr.a far Leila■For Sale — Ford Touring Cur, De­ talura tiser and we congratulate hath- of of the juvenile court, according to for the sole purpose of forcing Ger­ W nnted— Cypress logs. Address mountable wheels: 'Good condition. To tha Voirra of Semlno'a Co.: them on this edition. The news­ the judge show that the great ma- many’s domjjiatio;i nnd damnation Lnndcck Lumber Company. Tampa I bac to announra that I am a randblata (or ra-alfdion to the Ijoum of rapra.anla Bargain. Phone 6. P. O. Box 983. Fla., stating what you ran. furnish papers are certainly doing more joVity of delinquent children coming over other countries. . livra froip Seminole county... Bavins »»rrr<l --------------------........... ....... ..... 65-tf*— hefuro the court are those-who have u In that rapacity in tha aaaalon of 1917 - thnn-thcjr nhare of-carrying-on-the for continuous shipment." 6(r.8tc -ThV sciare the facts which our . >fral I am prrparvd'lo ftva you batter *trbeen allowed to roam the streets war. people should fully understand, nnd vice In 1919. f do* hot know of any rraaon For Sale— One fresh milk. cow. W anted—A first class man Mho • hy by .you_ ahould ...... .not.five me a eacond term. nnd have not attended school. ‘ • -----0 - ---then they *will slowly come into a •rhlrh haa alwaya ra been b accorded all rrpre R, L. Garrison, Fori Reed. 67-1 fc a understands raising cotton. Apply 'll ‘ rentatlvea In the iit.t. I lulty appreciate e in . . . It is said that a movefnent will realization bf Germnny’s crime, sur­ he hi th honor paid me by rtertlnt me In There is no bolter time than the For Sale—Ten mrcs hammock to P. O. Box 1255, Sanfe-d. Kla of IH r, and I have endeavored at all time* to prison! for all goal men to join the soon he started hy juvenile welfare passing all ,the crimes combined ’ '! , ■ J I look after the lntere*ta ol the peonVe cd land on t’ urteroi. nt.Tiue, right in References dedred. Sanford Board of Trade We workers in the interest of the |ia«- a nations from rhl- V»-ry beginning I Seminole county and the *tate ol Florida the heart of tbe celery delta. This will realize that 1 hn*- l have not ftiUd t» Mnil »«• Maltese ('n u t ru-a|*ration and amalgamation and sage ot a compulsory education hill of twin1 Thin they ' pert at inn* and I truil- you will «ee your farm joins railroad loading station. I l . n t tlli.-t " Made-in-Grvrimwiy” war in ill-I way rlear to ;lvc m e ■ armnd term. A tain N o tify C. F. Haskins. urgani£illoti now as never before **-V *^** legislature . > .... , . .ihankinjc you tor the many favnra briloarrd Three acres cleared. Must bo r.old ih, piat 1 promi« that I will Pidlre officials also nay that prac­ deed a Mudo-in*Hell war and is a „ „ and the proper spirit to win the war to close an estate. If Interested Manufacturer’s >*. faithful to the IruahJmpoMdI In me. UKPAKTMRNT OF TMC INTt niou fight’ to the death.und win our own battles hero "in tically nil'of tin* minors who are ar­ Voura vtry eruty. write F. J. McDannel, Owossu. t!. H. t^ml Offlcc at I 111'. U*. Fit AN K WOO Dll OFF. . *• I rk. I -. 1S1L through the Huaj-d of Trade. In rested .pre those who do not ’ attend Record. Michigan. ' ’ 53-tfc Nolle* la h**thy (IvJn that Tom Wynn »f union there is hircdglh and tbaj school. Such- boys who have dev idI.oh(«ond, Fla., abn, on Nrvrrnt”--'*. tPH. The Boys Are Marching llnmc-tra.l Kntry No 11 V * l*r Kreufe.sl union i s ' for all the real oped inrqrrigilile natures * fire fn Rhode Island Red eggs for hntrh- mitt* N >4 ol SW l(, St:tf of MW *n| >W!t »! From .the U. S. A. they ,go, and n g. $2.00 for fifteen. R .,L . Gar­ SF. t*v Hrction 2f, T.ianrtic - ■ s. ti*nf* xoeti i,1 Smninole county to stand quently arrested arid turned over to zo V. fattahaMva Mcil-'lan. b«* r'- » we're glad that we can show ^ JACKSONVILLE* FLORIDA rison. 54-tf together on every que.<iion. the county probation officer of Intrntlon to maki- Comm .• e-naf. That titir Ii.iy's t:r<- all so valiant a n il' Cor. Hay .A Hogan. Close to Everything () - D -so trip . ) One Block from I’ ostofilre Fur Sate A six room house and N c f '( u n i. tin- VIor !i Pro's A 1 MAT MAI* BO) fj.r nunc ate bi tter fit and v.< know ll»t *»J »'«W ttomiar w e r i* l.mi liMn. t i l 11(,| west side L.turcl avenue, betluw'iir anil SertmL llm.m anil Hath II CO l» i • social,,>n i\ ,11 n . e ■lit tlie liue.i of There i. an institution in Mari* they'll do th. ir nil i jijo. 2 I'cutii* It •“ fi-'-M- tt Frank ivairr, tween Si\th and Seventh, streets. *.-\ liel^ind. Daytona and New Smyr- ; untut knowi^n* the Industrial School For the glory of the red. the-white i l'ri>P,lrlof__ _ , i l l i per cent invcslment. A. Derby, na und this meeting promises, to he for Boys, wlttcli i » the reform school and lilua. •07 Washington Ave., Oil City, Fit. 'one of the lust In he LLtory of t l . e 'o f 't h e .state ef Florida. When one . ^Ctiurus 6 'p Tu e a A F n -I O t r N E W WINDLE. H O TEL Sk tUMOeiuliuii. Altliougli the war is on visits that institution it is apparent Trntnp, tramp, tramp, tho bqya arc .JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA and .there Jlro many things to dis-t in many eases that the parents t»f marching! tract th e eilllbrs from pleature -of the children were the ones who need- Cheer up, .Allies; they have cr<m6. Mttdrfn. Sncar J. OuUld* ll»*» Knowing tho Amt .they're glutl to get the chance In the hrarf *f rily.' r«urn>(nl in nnjtblnf. this bind ther u are also, many tm- od tM refopnlug. Send far booklet -\Vlrd(y IV. Kmltfi, I'n.p. '.ptirUi/it item s for their benefit l o ’.htf families from v.hiclt some ttf the boys ^ to square our dob} with France, dLsctixacd'.iutd all of,them should.*be- r«|dc it aceiruk lha.t they must Jtave. 'Auif to" help iu. pdt the. kaiser .On. th.ii.f-— at the ineetiqg.* That Volusjn coun­ beep sent, to get tljfni out. of tin ■ * run. At' any rate, it is. evident ty will .vntvrtuiu tljein* royalty goes way. without nay'.nw and ( 111- members tire tlmt when parents dcllbcrfitely p.lnee Hear thh distnm nril of drumy, tiear the luighty trami* of feet!. looking film uM It* a grand■ lime. their children in the reform nejioo As our hoys go marching forth in the former are altirking tlu-ir duty - The - lleriild J.t usual will lie well . fine array. feprrM-nti'd bV the editor and tbe anti trying to pul upon the state huaiiir.su manager and Sanford will I the rearing und .training of- boys Boys in khaki, one amt all, answef to their country’s call, who need much more love and cun be kept on the map. siderntion than is possible to be For the glory of our land, the ----- O -----meted out by a cold blooded insti­ U. .S. A. 'W A T C H Y O U R S T E P tution. There is one young fellow Chorus— HE Officials of the First National Bank E very mnn w!th tin ambition to On, on, on, to France and victory, ^ All Local Advcrtigementd Under there now, ulmul seventeen years of succeed and with n desire to he iden­ -desire to call to the attention of the Cheer up, Allies, they’ll he there. This Heading THREE CENTS a tified in the public eye among others uge, who 'played w ith 'the boys in general public thoifact that the time for noted If it their work and deeds, Ii Ih home neighborhood before he And it won’ t he very long, till wc'il Line For Each Insertion. Minimum sing the victor’s Hong — Charge 25 Cents. making returns of incomes fo/ taxation , ex­ often asks hinutrlf: Whnt ure the re­ was sent up tty the testimony of his Liberty and peace for always every­ quirements? T oo often, if the an­ parents.. While that hoy engages pires on A P R IL 1st, and that t h e r e j ^ pen­ In answering an advertisement where. ! swer be nelf answered, mercenary in tho work and piny and study of where no name is mentioned In tho alty for failure of those required by law who - gain wedges itself into his nickeled the institution with rnueh ardor, tho When the kaiser is o’ crcome, mid ad, please do not ask Tho Herald superintendent says this juvenile brain nnd following, tills wlll*n-themake no returns.* the victory is ours, for Information as to the Identity of wbpv he goes drily no far as a public prisoner not once has smiled since We shall journey homeward o'er the the advertiser.* Usually we do not big hearted citizen before falling he entered the gates of the Indus­ dark blue sea:. ... know who the advertiser is and If trial -School.* Something has stab­ before tire onslaught of those who Unde Sam and friends a i home will we do we are.h ot allow ed-to give W e will be glad to afford1any assistance ulirnyu criticise. Once a plan is es­ bed very deeply into the heart of the * greet us when we come, out thla inform ation... Simply writo he-altjty lad who never smiles, nnd tablished—a platform laid, the pub­ in our power in making out reports, and trust And the Slnrs and Stripes shall wave a letter and address It as per In­ that bitterness undoubtedly is oillic become perfected critics nnd in forevermore.' structions in the ad. you will make use of our services to the full­ youf chain of principles, the weakest setting (he value of any training he Chorus (Same ns for first vt -se'. may receive. est extent. link must always break. If then , , , FOR SALE Words compost'd by three p .im ls l---- ■------------------------------------------ Apropos of this subject ’ ’ L fe " re­ tire umbitioun one has failed in tliej / ot the Seventh Grade, Gladys W i!- • l\/’t I-AI.E — ' iCU.t'OO l't ppcr curiatnietion of his principles, or if, cently said: in his chain of claims or motives he Last summer a Ind/of New York, son, Margaret Gallagher and E liza -j Plan s. Cheap. Cali on or address Lt’ can, Smfurd. 62-3tp has left a link not fully cortncctcil — under twelve years of ago, took it both Hnupt nnd sung in the r.udi’ * loop hole, na It were, from which five dollar bill out of his mother's tAium of thn Grammar School by For Sale— Dasheen p otato. seed.i . to spin a web to his own opds, the purse went off toCfiney Island add had nil the pupils to the tune of "Tram p, M. S*. Nelson, Box 1163, Sanford. tramp, tramp, the hoys are mnrehfind failure will fee 'th a t link und .x grand titfie spending ft on merry62-2 tp * * ^ the final failure will havo found its go-rounds, roller coasters nnd "hot ing." way throngh tho little port hole dog*." Wc think the public would be in­ At n igh t,lie slept orf the . o/SAN FO R D , F L O R ID A . For Sale—Tom ato plants, Liv­ known universally as "lack of prin- beach. terested in tho news. Item that the ingston Globe variety. M. Hanson's e.** * T q bo a big man muans to . ciple.' Tho polico were; notified, and the children of the Grammar School-are Shoo Shop. .. '• G2-S -'dtp be a successful man. The current idea of bigness U m oney, . but thn true 'meaning is morality. Grave­ I B. J. H O LLY. Editor yarda are all but fillet} with the hasW . 1 L HAYNES, B n la e u M an n er beens of ulterior’ motive—deceiving for awhile they were finally detect­ ed. Some, of.course, had accumu­ lated. much money." any, through ION P U C K IN ADVANCE: the channel of fame were all but grasping the ever phantom dollar and still others; • keener perhaps thnn the rest, were taking out the discpvered defective'block and with their platforms and principles were shoving Into place another pillar of I m Sk ^ O m MallJbUlWr jlaiuat 22»tl colored'glass, when swooped upon m, M tba pMtaHVn al Kaafard. PlaHda Uadi, Act *f Marrh Ird, IIT» by that half of the people that can­ Before you tic to a T tlifk iM Na. I l l not be fooled. at B i f d l BaUdlal man, whether he be politician, preacher or saint, examine first his entire chain of principls. Teat each link and if all be sound; pin your fnith, your ambition and your fu­ ture to th a t" mnn because -even though you fail in the gain of dol­ lars, you will gnjn .by your walks with him, the confidence, respect and honor of mankind nrid nn ul­ timate palace that has not dollars fo r Its price. What Are You Going To Do THE BERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS POLniCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS ATLANTIC HOTEL <# ♦ 17 Customers CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING *♦> I) T *.FIR ST N A T IO N A L BANK X �Utile Happening* Mention e f . Matters la Brief Personal Itenls of Interest S DOMAIN Summary o f the Floating 8mafl Talks Succinctly . Arranged for Herald ‘ Readers . HAPPENINGfS OF IN T E R E S T I N A N D AR O U N D SANFORD *» ~ Urm. Na ~ Sir. Mrs. Geroge W atsm taro visiting friends and relatives at yidral City. -* EXCUSE M E Sanford High School Senior Class . Price 25 cents April 6 • 63-ltc and Drcak yourCold or LcGppe with a ffW doses of 6(6. rl39*26tc Ice cream delivered every Sunday in time for your dinner, L. R. Phil­ ips & Co. 55-Fri-tf Horn io Mr. and Mrs. II. II. the Grammar School at 8:30, cording to the dew time. 65-Fri-tf L. F. Roper is visiting home folks from the K ey West stmt on. He is a member of the Ncaval Reserves nnd says it is tho real life' for him. . H ini*M Y-TISM — Antiseptic Re­ lieves Rheumatism Sprains Neu­ ralgia etc. • 39-26tc 0. D. Slay, and J. F. Brown of Roanoke, .Alabama arc in the city Roanoke, Alabama, arc in the city the guests of John I. Anderson. They art* well pleased with Sanford and Florida. • * Expensive Hemstitching Macl\ino just installed at the millinery shop Duhart. Ladies of of Mrs Sanford arc invited to call and see this machine in operation. Fourth and Sanford Avo. 13-tf I,. R. Philips Si Co.'s drug store open every Sunday from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. and 3:00 to 6 p. m. For prescription and medical purposes. All work correctly and promptly done. ' 55-Fri-tf Notice Ip Property Owners Section 50 of Chapter 5696 of .the Law* of Florida provides Hint " I f the taxes’ upon any real catnte shall net lie paid before the First day of April of any year, the tax collector shall advertise nnd sell." I'h-asp take notice that stale nnd ‘‘ minty taxes, if remaining unpaid, will become delinquent oh A p ril,1st. Jno. D. Jinkins, -V • . 3’nx Collector, . . Seminole County. 5G-8te Easter at the Methodist Church Corner Park avenue and Fift street. ** Sunrise prayer meeting at six Sunday school at 9:30. At the .close of Sunday school the pastor will baptize the infanta presented by the parents at this time, and re­ ceive into the church any applicants from the SUnilay school. Anthem, Christ our Passover, by Danks Scripture Lesson, Psalm 47. Gloria New Testament lesson. . Announcements followed by Eas­ ter offering llym n No. 162, Hail the dnyTthat sees Him rise Sermon, subject: Steadfast faith in thp risen Christ made manifest in faithful service. Hymn No. 172, Jesus the Conquror reigns Bcncdictixn For evening service: Instruments' voluntary Anthem, Christ the Lord is Risen Today, by Danks Hymn No. 171, Hail, Thou once despised Jesus Prayer Anthem, Go forth to the moun­ tain, by Danks Scripture lesson Announcements followed by of­ fering • Hymn No. .168, I know that my Redeemer Uvea Sermon, subject. Eternal life through the Living Christ. Hymn No. 180, All-hail the power of Jesus* name Benediction. The.church will he appropriately decorated for the occasion and it in hoped thut the members of the church will mnke a special effort to be present. Visitors and strangers are mont cordially invited. Autos will bo provided to convey to nnd from" tho church any who,.on ac­ count of distance or feebleness might otherwise bo unable to attend. I,cj those .who know of* such .persons phono Mr. Ed. Putnam or Mr. H. U. Penbody. Notice Notice ;• hereby given that lhe board o f . county commissioner.; oiler (or sale one pair of mules, pair to he designated by tho ’ board. , For .in­ formation see commissioner in your district. E. A. Douglass, Clerk. 58-tf Huff— Lee Wedding . A wedding that will come as a complete surprise to their many friends is that of Corporal George Washington Huff and Miss Mary Laura Lee, which took place at the First Methodist church Thursday, March 28th, at 8:30 p.* m. Only the immediate family and a few very Intimate friends were pres­ ent to witness the cercmony. ^N o ver lias the winsomo bride looked more charming than in her bridal' gown of white embroidered crepe de chine. She wore a white picture hat .and accessories to matchs The groom was a manly figure in Ills khuki soldier suit. ——*V. Or. llilburn performed the im*pressive ring ceremony of .the Meth­ odist church which made these twain At Vesper* at night the aplen- ’ Ahnoif rtrr.trirnf Mrs. Fannie V* Lee nnnouneef the marriage of jicr daughter, Mary Laura *0 Corporal George W ijhIi iiigt.iu Huff, at tite First Methodist church Thursday. March 'J-Ah, at ed by— , Mr* Emma Abbott Lyman; Soprano Mr. Henry J. . Wihlrnshurst, Tenor NO SEATS RESERVED EVERY SEAT FREE EVERYBODY WE L C O MED h o ly en qss c h u r c h Easter Day *1 Holy Cross Church 6 and 8 a. m.— Communion* 10:30 a. m.— Matting • 11 a. m.— Choral Celebration A. BickneN of New York C ity the city fo r-a few days this on busl/icss. * Upon , beiug opened thesy were found to cantnili .everything filia l heart could wish.for in linens, silver, lingerie;, silk hose, cfe. t * , , the .price of all-won I fabrics, fine tailoring, good style— those .things hra. .absolutely nec­ essary for long wear and satisfaction. While these gifts were being ad­ mired the refreshment course was' served and consisted of slin » of red. tiiid white ire cream and* heart t hnp- Mi as Elder wore a cost nine nl whiter satin anti embroidered geor liciti* crepe.' , The Daughters of. We ic y - entertniui tl nt .the hom e'of M ri.' Claude il.Tntfon for • Miss --Nellie.. Elder,-•*hdde-lo-hft, btV Wednesday evening. ' Mrs. i Fermion's home wu.t artis­ tically decorated with roses and fertis.* ‘ Most unique was the chariot which conlniiK’d the gifts for lht bride-elect. This was drawn by Master Clan de Herndon nnd seated in the chariot to dispense the gif is was Allco Elder. Tho bride wus the roripiont of many Iqyely gifts on this occasion Dainty refreshmen la were served. The guests included tho Daughters of W esley’ and a few other friends. 4 p. m.— S ch o o lya rd .Service 7:30— Choral Vflftters. •' People will kindly regard the ordey of the government that clocks are to be ndvanced one hour on Sat­ urday night. The houri for service will remain unchanged at Holy Cross tn perfect loyalty to the gov­ ernment, but will be according to the changed time. did large choir ii to be augment­ several dtys on business. Pay enough for quality in your •Sp ring Clothes. THE LO R D ’S W O R S H IP THE AN C IE N T CHURCH Mra. Fannie Stomhridgc Munson, organist. main Mr. and Mra. F. G. Foley ar­ rived in the city yesterday from W. Mew Y o r k ’City and will remain sovs In daya before visiting other points in week 'lorida. *, • • N. A. Colbert of Moorchavcn was Mrs. Giddian Deane has returned in the city a few days this week on to her homo in Orlando after a de­ business, . lightful visit of scvcrl days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. BothPrivate George Huff of Camp the house. There were many ainly. Wheeler is home on a live days’ fur­ tangles to unsnarl and at intervals lough. i on this lino were fastened mnall Mr. and Mra. A. J. Watson ar­ nrlieles carrying advice,, the finding rived. yesterday from Chicago and The farmers of America must and reading of which caused much will he gu ilts nt the Hotel Carnes plant and harvest as they havo merriments The .first was n small for revera! weeks.-never done before. Theirs is the part to fill with food tho'eager B.‘ W. Herndon is spending n few hands that nrr being stretched across yn in Jacksonville this Week1on the sea. The duty of feeding warbusiness, wrecked and famished Europe must Mrs. Huff is the eldest 'daughter fall largely upon American farms. of Mrs. Fannie -V. law and is loved It is n ,d u ty nt once humanitarian and ndmired by her many, friends for her sunny disposition and sweet winning ways. * Corporal Huff is well known in ing pin "to straighten out the the city, having been associated for kinks," 'scissora for "crosses," a many years with tho< firm of T. J. broom promised always "to befriend Miller & Son. When the "call to by using In sunshine the brushy colors" came hr was among the first part, in storm tho other end." Then to answer and enlisted in Co. C, in came a Ford auto, belonging to the which he is now Corporal. Wilson Construction Co. and is t Corporal Huff leaves Sunday to " T o test the roads that Hubby resume Ids duties at Cpmp Wheeler, builds." A wee cap "caps the cli­ while Mrs. Huff, will remain for the max.” 'The Immortal band of ({old, symbol of “ love and bondage," a present In the city. The best wishes of a ' host- of slipper shows how to "Slip one friends follow these young pcoplo on over." Over In a corner a doll house romplelc wos "Hom e, Sweet Home" their joUrney through life. and there the line led to a Sanford pertnaht begging " N e ll" 't o come Mfirrffunrous Shoxcer • back home soon to the Daughters of The home of Mrs. F. L. Woodruff Wesley and Sanford. never looked more lovely than it did After the "L in e of Matrimony” when she entertained with n miscel­ laneous, shower for Miss Nellie was perused to its tangled end and much merriment the bride resumed the Elder. The houso was decorated in a chair. Then entered Dan Cupid, Master most original fashion in elder !>!oa- ‘ sum. which stimulated the bride's Claude Herndon, with his white ntmt and everywhere over the win­ how and red tipped darts seeking dows and doorways was the orange his next victim, drawing a snowy white llowcr bedecked chariot. He blossom jasmine. was guided by white satin reins of Mrs. Scoggan nnd Minn Annie love in the hands of the Goddess of Hawkins assisted Mrs. Woodruff in These receiving her- guests. Each guest Love, little Alice Elder. small messengers of love, bare limbed registered in the bride's bunk. with white winged garments looked The basket ball girls strummed on indeed ns if they were Iron) the heart Eukeleles nnd sang Hawaiian songs ■of Fairyland. during the afternoon. Just inside the bride's bower Dan Punch wns served in the library Cupitl stopped, ariestcd by the., first by Miijs Martha Fox and Miss Na­ sweet notes of "Because" sung by talie Moffett. Mrs. J. K. Mettinger in her clear Little Camilla Pulcston and Alice sympathetic voice,. * Elder presented the bride with a, At the fdnclfision of* the song Dan wonderful Easter hat* box filled with Cupid moved his equipage to the beautiful gifts. chair of*-the bride, where after pre­ Much fun was enjoyed on open­ senting tier with an Easter Iffy the ing ihe gifts, after which the guests stnall goddess showered her wit'*, “ Pay enough" refers to the good of you men wire invited into the dining room package aftgr puT-kage (ruin tinfo r. refreshment*. who buy not the man who sells. It means chariot. “ t ’linage in School Tllne E n s trr l>nj J l u - l c * Herald is requested to anEaster )>«.*'. 11 *t re that 'the hours of opening I’rOCes >Ul»l. "W eir. ■mg of schools will be the .is formerly accorded to the M orn" tt'i'J) Sbfiivun Kyrie Elieson Stair The morning st salon will 1/eGloria Tibi Stabler tho High School at 8:15 nnd Hymn. "Chtist -h K Ajithom; "Christ nu Schilling Snnctu Stainer ' tlcjiedi-.ux (jui Vcfil ^ tA lju iu Dei. ijilainwt. ' Viloria fn ’ I’ xcelsis- Nunc IJlmittis — Dut Recessional Hymn, 4 (1 17).' Vespers, 7:30 p. m. Processional, "Jesus Tile Lord Is Risen cn .Today” ( 112) Gloria Petri— Dudle; Magnificat -D udley 6 and 8 a.- in. Communion:) 10:30 a. m. Mat tins II a. rn. Choral Celebration .1 p. m,—School Carol Service 7:30 p. m. Vesper* SPLE ND ID M USIC APOSTOLIC PREACH ING : to4. ac­ Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. intermediate Epworth League at G:30 p. m. The following is the program,for the Sunday services: • . Instrumental voluntary Anthem, Lift .Your Glad Voices, by Dunks Hymn No. 17 Ten thousand harps and voices Apostil*’ Creed Coming! Coming! Coming! W JIAT? Excuso Me When? April 6 . - - Where? High School Auditorium How Much? • . 25 Cental 63-ltc Get your prescription work done neatly, correctly and • delivered promptly anywhere in the d ty . L. It. Philips & Co. do it. McUaffaSa. Sadat Editor. AaVoh# taring f ' for tkk ccjaBin. U would h* appradatadll Ihay Mr*. W.' E. Wataon "Yor severs be . guests at the Hotel Carnes fo r weeks left yesterday for Waahing- several weeks. ton, D. G\, where she will remain several day* before returning home. 8. F. Welson, salesman for the Consolidated /Grocery Co!.' of .Jack­ ------- ^ Mrs. Adamson and daughter left sonville spent a few hours In the jp jte rd a y fo r their homo in Phils* city yesterday. dclphia after a delightful visit of several weeks, the guests of Mr. and George E. Jones arrived yesterday Mrs. S. 0 . Chase, from Cleveland, Ohio, and will re­ Mrs. Madcry nnd daughter of Philadelphia, who have been visitors in Sanford for several .week* loft yesterday for St. Augustine where thoy will remain several days before returning homo. ^ M r. and Mrs. Arthur Doyle and Interesting children left yesterday for their home in Memphis,' Tenn., after a pleasant visit.of several days, guests of Mr. Doyle’s mother, Mrs. M. C. Doyle. Sam Yountz of Moorchavcn U apending a few days in Sanford thla Easier Day ia tho great day of obligation for ail tho faithful and as week on business. ia noted, communions are at 6 and at 8 a. m., to leavo the-11 *. m. service M r*. B. G..Hadley pf Philadelphia for worship.' .•, • who.has been the gueat of Mr. and v IN 1914 — 11109,4995AVIKG3ACCOUNTS IN 1820 — 8,635 > V W Ta INCREASE-11,100.864 fl GROWING WISER EVERY YEAR Is In -1820 There Were in the United Stales 10 Savings Banks Having 8.635 Depositor With $1,138,576 On Deposit Thero Were 2110 Savings Banks 11,109,499 Depositors • $4,936,591,849 On Deposit Have You A Savings Account? �concrete retaining waill, and haa t ___d___ to In. rwcaimra rtclolmod and wdu -brought uiwwga, 40 to O a bo R IM i an, ogalnat th e’ Property aaoeaaod for Improv#- meats.” WR1TE H A P P Y LETTERS comes around with the mail. May­ a ......_.._____ _____ be he hgndi. you a pared. T hat’a _ r hlca) level all reclaimed land from LEGAL ADVERTISING ■Section t. That a. bulkhead llaa eortltto of aald bplkhoad to tha meandering rata of lnd*bt#dnaoa ahall bo laoutd against lino of Loka Monroe, aa earn# eilited prior fine— but It £an wait. It ’« a'lotter Chaplain Hyman Urges Co-opcra aach tract ol land ,In tha bulkhead dbtrlct to sold reclamailon, oil or aald work hating lion o f Home Folks you want! Words that ‘ you1 'can AN OR D IN A NC E aaeeeead, containing a dearrlptloa .Of tha . Providing for the Issuance ot Hulk brad land and tho omount of tha aoeeaaniant, b#*n don* In atrlct conformity with ’th* Lion .Cartlflcato „ a L - ladabtadnee* * | i r * - and a dearrlptloa ot tho gtnerol nature plane ond *p*riAc#Dent therefor, hrrrtolor# The following letter Bent out by- im agine.you hcar.'yDor mother say­ K « U a ( l l l . H 0 . S 5 , coveriny the amount dut ol th* Improvement for which th* eaid **•* prepared by Ih* rlly engineer ot Hanford, ing? For it’s mother that counts ■ad payable by property owners In the seoament, waa made, and tha date thereof, Florida, and In atrlct accordance with the Chaplain George Ilyman, our fcllowUulkhcad District 'of Hanford, Florida, lor and that each of aald certificate* ahall be ordinance* of th* city of Hanford, with rtJ- townsman -now at Camp Gordon first with the ' |bo>s In the4 trcntJhes.’ •r#nr# lharato. and. tho proportional# part of th# coat U> . bo payable Id ten equal yaarly Inatallmenta Where**. there I* now do* th# rily of Son- will be of interest to thoso who have When- you receive this letter from born# by aald property owner* In racialm- upon tha Arat day ot January of each and ing bulhhaadlni and bringing _ to, a. topp­ every year with Inlorwat at tha rata of 5 ford. by th# several lot and property owner* me, won’t you write your loved one boys nt tho front: In aald bulkhead diatrlrt far aald bulkhead­ graphical I* vat all racJalmed land In per rent per annum, payable annually from Balkhoad District of Hanford. Florida. tho data fat* ol of “ tho laauaoco of each certificate ing and reclamation, th* total aum of 921,hero an encouraging, happy letter? 1 am deeply Intcreated In the men 140.26, ini), Whereas, th# city o f Hanford, Florida, un­ of ladebtedn Whereaa, th# city of Hanlord ha* and* of our Ilcgimcnt. You arc at least It will mean a greatdeal to him as der and In nurauanco ot Hcctlona 292 to 299, Section 3. A* deecrlptlon of each of aald bold, lot* a and __Ida liana on oil lota n ' property in eald both inclusive, of the Revised Ordinance# bulkhead lien Improvement certificate* of bulkhead diatrlrt’covering dlalrlct covering the proportionate Interested In one. - I am writing thi* a sbldier and more as a. manly man. of th# city pf. Sanford haa raua#d all prop, Indebtedness to be iaaued under th* provl- part ol th* of th* bulk-heading total coat ol Don’ t tell him blue things. Tell arty In th# ally of Hanford lying and bring •Iona of thla ordlnanr# la oa follow*, to-wlti and reclaiming ol aald land*, to be paid by letter to suggOBt a very important b«t#r#«n the east atda of an unnamed alley Flrat: A bulkhead Han rertlfirat# of In- th* individual property owner*, aald llan him happy things. Say to hfm, thing which will help to make our between Banford and Cypres* avenurc, and dahtedn#** for lb# aum ot 13,734.16 to b# being duly recorSeifln ^h# public record* of the weal aid# of Myrlf# av*nu# bordering laauad agalnat tha property ol F. I , Wood­ Seminole county, Florida, and, army better, the men more content­ "B e a man and do your best." The upon Lake Monro#, to b# butkhraded, ana ruff, aa hereinabove drarrlhed. Whereaa, by an ordlnanr# duly p#*a#d ed, and alfio bring about more hap commanding ofllccr, as well as every haa caua#d to b# erected a concrete retain­ Second: A bulkhead lien certificate of Ining wall, and haa raue«d to b# filled In, re­ debtedneaa for th* aum of 92,531.09 to be and adopted by* tho city ol Sanford, .Flor­ Wo encourage other ofllccr in the rgiment shows el aI med #nd brought to a topographical laauad againal th* property of Thatcher Ueal- ida, th* laauo ol bulkhead Improvement piness in the homes. lien certificate# ol Indebttdnte* haa been l#v#l all r#ra|mrd land from th# line of aald ty Company, aa hereinabove described. interest daily In the welfare of tho duly authoriaed In-tho aum of 921,140.26, the men to write letters to the home bulkhead to th# meandering lln# of Lake Third: A bulkhead Hen rerllScate of Inmen. Be assured wo are taking care Monro#, aa earn# eiltted prior to said re­ deblednee* for th* turn of flU.143.35 to be and folk*. In all the * 'Y " buildings you Wheraa*. th* city council of Hanlord, Flor­ clamation, all of aald work having been don# Iaaued agalnat th* property of Hanford Hotel of them t-‘io beat wo know h#w. ida, In th* caercli# of their option deemed can ace the algn, "H a vo you writtenIn atrlct conformity with th# plana and apeel- A Improvement Company, aa herelnabnt*' It advlaable, Inalcad of dlapoalng ol aald flratlona therefor, heretofore prepared by the dearrlbed. This-is a great country of ours, and to mother?'* This encouragement i* certificate* of indebtedness to retain auch city engineer of Hanford, Florida, and In Fourth: A bulkhead Hen certificate of Inatrlct accordant# with th# ordlnanr## of the debtednea* for the aum of f3.600.61, to be certificate* ol Indebtednra* and drpoilt th# given them, not ho much for tho we should feel proud to contribute " —Shl What would happen city of Hanford, with referent# thereto, and leaned agalnat tha property of Florida Flab ■am# with the treaiurrr ol th# city of San­ in this hour of her need. ford, to be kept by the treasurer of the city to me If I wero your kid? Whereas, there la now due the city of Han­ A Produce Company, aa hrrelnabov* dra- of Sanford In a special and separate fund, good that it will do to the home Well* If you’re not acquainted ford from the aeveral lot and .property crlbed. In any way I enn serve you. as to be known aa th* * Improvement Fund,’* folks but hemline we want the men Filth: A bulkhead lien certificate of. in* and to cause t , be Issued and aald, bond* owner* in aald bulkhead dlalrlct for aald with Calumet Bakings y a to receive letters in reply to those Chaplain I shall bo glad. bulkheadfng and reclaiming th* total aum dehledneae for tho aum of 92,831.05! to he In the rum of. 921,000.00 to be designated don’t know what a good ex­ laiued agalnat th* properly ol W. II. and Improvement bonds,". with Interest cou­ of 121,140.25, and they'write. We encourage the inon ‘ Yours truly, cuse I have. . / Can't Ihlfi Where#*, th# rlty of Hanford ha* and Hugh Adam*, herrlnabov* dearrlbed. pon* attached, aald bonds not to bn In eg■Helping Myself— they're to Sectlon 4. That the payment ot aald re** ol th* aggregate amount ot aald reVtlfl- to write the pleasant, happy thing* (Irprgc Hyman, bold* lien* on all Iota and property in aald bulkhead dlitrlrt covering the proportionate bulkhead llrn Improvement certlfital**, and rale* of In Jetted neai, therefore, . good l. Good fo r me too, be­ Thi* letter 1* to usk you to write of • Chaplain 320 Infantry. part of the total rnel nf the bulkheadlng th* ennual interest due thereon ahall l>* He It ordalnrtl by lb* mayor anjl rlty cause Calumet Bakings nre and 'reclaiming of e*|<| land to be paid by guaranteed by th* rlty ol Hanlord. Florida, council of Sanford, Florida, pl<;a<tant thing* in response to their .* vrholerome oml coil!/ digcaitd. •aid property owner*, aald I'en* being mott and In coat- ol the non-payment of any in­ Section 1. That th* butkhrad lien Irit* terrat or principal nt maturity by th* prop­ particularly drarribrd'ae follow*, lo-wlt: Millions o f mothers use rovrmrnta of Indebtednesa numberad from letter*. No. Right to Crow. First. A lien for the aum of I2.73l.3fi, erty owner of the property agalnat whlrh In# lo Five aa follow*, to-wlt; Captain H. I I . , Pearson of the aald certificate of innabtednea* ft laauad. th* again,! the following drarrlhed property, Certificate Number On* (or Ih* aum ol Bettlc, who wns spending n few ■ aituate. lying #nd being In the I l ly or Han- aom* ahall be paid by th* rlty of Sanford at 92.734.26. Canadian army says, "T e ll the wom­ ireeks In the country, heard u rooster lord, county o f Seminole, atate of Florida, the option of the holder of aald certificate; Certificate Number Two lor the* aura ot en -of America to write letters to .•rowing oho morning, and‘ stamped more particularly drarrlhed a, follow#, to* but the payment and redemption of eald 92,531.06. 1 wltt Beginning at a paint where the north rrrllfirate, or any part thereof, or any InCertificate Number Three for the aura of their men nt- the front—and then ter foot nugrlljr, exclaiming: “ Oh. you line ol Commericil >|reel ritrnded r**t Irrrat thereon by th* city of Sanford ahall 110,140.39- * because of its purity—hccaire S 1 • .dntercect# th# eail llnr of Hanford avenue. not discharge the Hen nr aesi-iimrlit' agalnat Certificate Number Four for the eutn of more letters. it olerars *lve* Ust i u.J f It’s home letters that (hut up; you ilon’ t lay uuy eggs I" aald property, and In caa* nf non-payment Thenra north 315.55 ft. to a point 50 ft. 91,600.61. _ ecnttfitnlcailttci *t cr.ti t . - • rj If you southwesterly. (measured* ht right angle*) of any Interest or any Inatallmrnt upon any Certificate Number liv e for the turn ol hold the front line trenches. Cafumtt c o n to l-.t ,e ity mrfi of 92.631.05, from northerly line of concrete retaining rrrtlflrale iuued under th* provisions f a n t t d i t n t t n* f . c . e I n n . »• wall, thanre eaat parallel with eald retaining lhie ordinance, i t ahall l># optional with the aggregating the total aum of 921,140.26. have u relative or friend* at. the pro m l o f fid e lly by t!rO U. S. wall 121.25 feet more or lea*, to ,w*»t lln* holder therrol to consider th* whole of shall not b* offered (or aale, but Instead ffont, write to him and-do it often," f o o d Ail Aon’Iiit, eilettded of an alley between Sanford ave­ aald amount ripresaed In aald rertlfirat# aa thereof said certificate* nf indebtedness ahall You asv# shin v;u buy If. nue and Cyprea* avenue; Ihenre couth 376.6 Immediately due and paywMa with Interrat be retained by the city ol Sanford, 1 lorida,' * ' Fob save yitm n y o u u :a It. Lieutenant Alcide. Picard, 13th fr. to a point raat nf llrg.. Ihenre weal to date;* and deposited with th* treasurer ol the city Section 6. That the ‘ chairman of thla ol Hanlord, Florida, In a special and separ­ French Infantry says, "\yhat kind 113.4 It, mor#'or leaa to beginning, cam# bring the property pf F. I.. Woodruff, Which board be and be la hereby Inalrurted and ata fund to be known aa the "Improvement said lien la duly rerorded In the public rec­ authoriaed to jointly afgn aald bulkhead Hen of letters should the home folks - onr. h h a l certificate* ol Indebtednefa Fund." ord* ol Heminol* county. Florida, In I.len Imprnvement Section 2. That a bond laiua In th* eum write to the soldier nt the front? Hook I, page 150 on the l&th day of No ol 921.000.09 for the purpoa* ol paying, re­ varabtr, 1917. thing tiring and funding certain voucher* or war­ Literary quality isn’ t tho Second; A lien for the aum of 92,511.05, rant# ol tho city of Hanford, Florida, lieued most needful in them, of course against • th* following dearrlbed property, Section 9. That th* form of' the city of In payment of th* proportionate part ot th* Perhaps the best of them all are the ‘ aituate, lying aid being in th# city of Han­ coat to b# born* by property owners In th* ford, county of Hemlnole, atoto of, Florida, 8aof*rd bulkhead improvement Hen certlfl bulkhead district* ol Hanlord, Florida, In the more particularly deacrlbrd aa follow*, rale ol Indrbtedn*#* be substantially a* fol construction of a bulkhead bordering on ones packed full of little homely de­ . to-wlt: llag. at the Interaeclion of the weal hwt, to-wlt; . I ok* Monro* In thw. city ol Sanford, lying tails—accounts of the now neighbors ' P, „°* Banford avenue with the north line C O O D T O T H E L A S T D R O P between th* eeat aid* of an unnamed alley of Commerlcal street. there# weal 117 ft. . U N I T E D S TATES OF A M E R IC A beteeen Sanford and Cypress avenues, ard across the street and of tho words thance north 358.00 ft. to a point 50 feet S T A T E O F F I.O H tD A the weat aid* at Myrtle avenue, end (or th* eoufhweiterly (meaaured * at right angles) C IT Y O F HANFOR D, FLO R ID A proportionate part of tha coal to be born* the linhy has learned to nay, and ol . from northerly line ol ronrrele retaining I M P R O V E M E N T C E R T I F I C A T E S OF by aald property owner* la filling In, ncU im - how Jimmy is growing out of all his wall, Ihenre aoulh «T deg. 17 mlrv eaat IND EBTED NESS In and bringing to n topographical lava! all parallel with aald retaining wall, 126.1 ft. ISS UE O F 1916 reclaimed land from th* line ol aald bulk­ clothes and getting to look more like |o weal lina oT Hanford avinue eilended, head to the shore lln* eilallng prior to eald The city of Hanford, Florida, a municipal thanre aoulh.311.74 It. to lir e, aim, bring his "d ad d y" every day—and if he the property of Thatcher Realty-Company, corporation In Ibr Hate of'Florida, for value reclamation, be and Ih* aarni la hereby* au­ which cb aald lien Ji lluly rerorded In the pub­ received, acknowledge! Itself. Indebted and thorised i n accordance with th* provisions j uni grows up to be half so good a J promlaaa to pay to th* bearer hereof the ol an act of the legislature ol th* atate ol lic county, Florida, Hr record* of Seminole man, it will he all right. These arc Florida, duly passed and adopted during •urn of | ................. ..... . l a lawful IJan llook 1, page 151, on the 16th day of money of the United Htatea of America, In the session ol |9I6, entitled. " A n Act em­ the letters that are oftenest re-read November, 1917. taa equal yearly Inatallmenta. the first of powering Cities and Towns to laau* and -ell Third; A lien for the aum of 110.113.35, said Inatallmenta being payable nn the first mprovemsnl bonds and to |saue and dis­ agalnat ' the following drarrlhed property, day of January, A. D, 1919, with Interest pose ol certificate* of Indebtedness against hy the soldier before he goes over aituate. lying and being In the city of San­ at th* rate of 6 per cent per annum, pay­ proparty assessed for improvements." the top, just commonplace letters ford, county of Seminole, atate of Florida, able annually, Jhe remaining nine InstallSection 3. That th* bonds authorised to tell of everyday happenings more particularly drarrlhed *• follow,, to- m-nt* with internt In be payable nn Jan­ be Iaaued by Section Two ol this ordinance thnf wlt: Her., at the Interaeclion of the north uary the 1st of each year, beginning Jan­ ahall be In an amount nbt In ascess of th* eg- hack home, ant) of the love nnd A S K Y O U R G R O C E R _• *• V . line ol Commercial atreet with the #r*t uary let, 1920. and ending January lat. regal* amount ol aald certificates ol Inline ol Palmetto avenue, thence north 1926, both principal and Interest bring pay­ ebtednraa to be deposited with the city trust that are in keeping for him 451.61 fl. to point Highly feet S. Wly able at Ih* offlrw of th* rily treasurer In the treasurer as hereinabove provided. there. » (meaaured at right a n ( l e a ) from the rlty of Banford, Florida. Hectlon 4. That aald bonds shall b* dated northerly line of con crete retaining Thla certificate Ik on* of a series of five January 1st, 1918, and ahall be ol th* de­ Certain other types of letters wall, thrnre north 69 deg. 17 min. weal R E A D Y T O S E R V E YOU parallel with aald retaining wall 415 21 ft., certificate* aggregating the total aum of nomination of Una Thousand (91,000.00) ought never to he sent to the men at Dollar* each, bearing Interest at the rale ol 921,140.95. thenc* - aoutL 626.33 It. to Cobirrerrlat Certifies!* Number I being for the aum ■la per cent par annum, fnterrst payable the front. Spring finds us prepared to take cart- of alreet, thence eaat along north aide of One is that written •eml-annually. on the first day ol January Comm-.rrlal atreet In brgtnnlng, whlrh aald of |2.714.26 the tire repair jobs that .ideal driving ami July ol each year, aald bonds lo be num­ Certlflrale Number 2 being for the aum ihe selfish or thoughtless woman lien waa duly recorded in the public rec­ bered (mm Dn* to Twenty-one. both In­ ord* of Hemlnole county, Florida. In l-lrn of 92,631.05 weather and our reputation fpr reliable whose closely written pages are clusive, said bonds lo mature and become Cer ertlfical* Number 3 being lor the aum Hook I, page 163,'on th# I3lh rlay of Novem­ due -and payable In th* following mannrr work bring to us. Let us put your ber. 1917, same bring the property ot San­ of 910,140.36. blurred with hrr tenrs and taken up Certificate Number 4 being for the aum to-wlt: ford Hotel A Improvement Company. tubes and casings in shape for the com­ of 93,600.61. with her ow n ‘ sorrow in having her ' Honda Number* On* and Two to mature Fourth: A Hen fol th* aum ol SI.600.61 Cer ertlfical* Number & being lor th* aum Jjmuary 1st, '1919. ing season. It will cost no more now iron# ■ gainst th* following drarrlhed property, of 42.041.06. Honda Numbers Three and Four to ma­ soldier so fur (rum borne, and hrr altuale, and bring ........ In the city of San­ , . -lying ---------------------. . ..ly than later; and a tiro in the car is worth Held certificates bavin* been authnrlred ture January 1st, 1920. plea to him to come bnck nt/once, ford. county of Hemlnole. atate of Florida, Honda Numbers Flv* and Hi* lo mature more particularly dearrlbed aa, follow*, lo- by Ibr city el Hanford, Florid*, end Iaaued two at the vulcanizer’s. since everything is going wrong * i l - Hag. .206 feet north of the |nter*eci(on under, and according lo the provision! of the January lal, 1921. Honda Numbers Sevan and Eight lo ma­ ' ° f the north line of Commercial atreet with charier of lbs city ol Hanford, Florida, and without him. * DU eaat lln* of f’erk av*#iue, thenc# north In atrlct conformity with th* ('onatltulIon ture January 1st, 1922. Honda Numbers Nine and Ten to mature 479.74 fl to a point *n It. 8 Wly (meaa- *nt| Laws of the Hlal* ol Florida. Including . Harold Hi Pftit; * "Private Peat,1 * ured at right antlei) from The northerly among ether* Chapter 6*64 i f th* AeiN ot January 1st, 1923. Dak and 3rd St. Sanford,' Florida llonus Number# Eleven aoi] Twelve lo writes in the current issue of the 1916 entitled ‘VAn Act empowering— ^Cltfea IJj* ° l • cancrale retaining wall. Ihenre S. 69 deg. 17 min. K, parallel with aald retain­ and Town* lo laau* and sell Improvement mature January 1*1, 1921. Honda Numbers Thirteen and Fourteen to American Magazine to the mothers ing wall# 169.1 ft., ihenre aouth 423.36 ft., Honda ar.d t<t -Inut and rii«po«r of Crrtif)* thanre weat 146 h fl. to llrg., aarne being the r a in of ImJtbtednrva agalnat rroprrty as- mature January 1st. 1926. Hands Number* Killeen and Hlilecn to in America: "Send your boy off-with sruril for Improvements,*' and pursuant to property of Ihq Florida Fish A Produce Co., u smile. 'I t will make you a comrade which eald lien was duly recorded In I.len ortaln ordinaners and rrsolutlona of Hhr mature January l-t. 1926. Ilondr Number* Seventeen and Flghlren Hook I, page Ifit. on the 13th day of N o ­ rlty council* of Sanford. Florida, duly had to mature January tat. 1927 to hint and an ex am pit* as well, lie vember. I **17 . , ami adopted Hood* Number* Nineteen, T » r n l> and will say to himself: Tbl* rrfliriffctr 1* utiiiil sgatriH ibr fol I iftla A lien for the *um of 12,6-71 05 again,! the followir^t i|i , ithrd property, lotting ijr#rrlbrd Inn dm a*%f*»*ed ■» I hr limp* Twenty -one in jnalurr January 1st. IJI20, said mind. in be *'Hy «if fitiiatf, lying and! bring prin■-ipaI and inters,! " ’ Well, if mot lit-r i-oilli! hut-k up fttuatr, lying and being in the rily of San ay able a! the nftire id ihe city treasurer ol lord, rliitni y of Seminole. ,tate of Florid*, In Ibr cliy »*f. Sanford, ('mini) of Srniinnlr, and meet iter trouble with a smile, 1 anlnrd, Florida, or at tha National Hank Mih' nf Florida m or** fisirticularty. describe 1 more-particularly drarrlhed a, follow,, to. ol Commerce, In the city ol New Vurk, stair * H : Begin at the inlerecclion ol the narlli a« fullo*9, to*wit; guess I can,' too.' ■■ * ol New York. (Inaert drarriptlon of property) line nl Fulton eirret, with the w o t lino of Section 6 That the' proceed* nf all rer* r*rk avenue, thence west '117 feet, Ihenre and rovrra tho amount of the* as*e«ifT>*>nt "A n d when you write to him—and north 415,2 feel, In s pulnrt 60 firl south mad«» and rntrrrd against the atibve dra- tifiratr* ol Indebtedness placed In the hand* weaterly .tnvs'ur.d at right anclr-l from rrll»#d property on r b r -------- day i»f — ------ of. the rlty* treasurer *« a(orr-ald when [laid V rito often— don’ t Fend him sorry northerly line nf a eonrtet* ritainiuy wall, 1U17, for thr» proportional** part of I hr ro«l • ball be used and applied rirlU'lv.ly |is the Ihenre anulh 69 rfrg .17 min. F par,II.I Don’ t moan and tell all tlie Ith in hr born#* by the abnvr drurribrd prop* payinrnt ansi retirement ol the bonds In be lettern. I G , w h ite , m e a ly — w it h said retaining wall IJ.V1 I thrnre KtlUt fl ffl y for reclamailon of land and ImUhrad is-urt! under tld* ordinance, and all bundimprnvrmrnl .in front of ««bl properly in ••> issued -lull bear a crttlfiratu duly *ignes| iil irk t flings you think about. ‘ Make Ing fbr property . imptovement «aid p i 40 •» I It- It, li re *arrte ’ W II Hugh Adam*. »hirh Raid lim , ,,,r bulkhead dUtrirl of Sanford by the treasurer rtf the illy - I Sanford, cer b u tte r m e lt in g on it. him fe»‘l that you arc in the ftghi *■ * duly rrrordtHt in l.bn Hook I, p*r* I ^ j , The payment f Ihl. rrrtlArjtr. nn.l t b» iify lnc rhui r**rlideates «,f tndebt, dm—, r>|uat Is, I h e f a r , , i - l u r o f Lip. b o n d , on i h r 11 lb da y *»f Ki»%«>tnbrr, J LI 1T with him; •Inn yml tire prnittl nml mifinal intefr»t t hrreon i» guar »utr**d by i n s r n t M i i i U m - iY i- m l A n d y o u lik e And U Jlrf* #* Hi lln* npiniorr »»f ibr tiiy Ihe rlly of Sanford. FlnndM, atid for ibe being issu-d have been ilcpnslird bt Ihe happy •’ •■•in in-*’! if in- i(links you e.»y ^rea’ tir Count il ll l* ih riaaajir^ iwwur billy f11ai| (fft- payment tberenl. i b. full ||.iib »nd rfedM n fl« '« > F l o r i d a i* bi-ft-lty »r f # v > i r i I<iji F h uubt u p o n ahj Mi pruk* M.a-I. t 19#•. lifl ll ., 4 'r . a.f Sri«11 III r t | Rt-k* ' - be ' 1 1 1 n l p4) onili'rst.uuf la' will h ■ prx.iii am! it b e c a u s e it is b a k ed . S a m e lira Id y pledgrd # . on •*i>l !»• n« in «h» i..» ,t . urn «#| fil.1 Uig pc r U*i | Of | n "4 u»| I i ti< f r In* n o t happy himself. for I 111- purpaawe- a,f MtUrlllJ I.H»l,r\ lo pgy 111 • lllJlrirni money *n ihe I mi h i veiiiMi! Fund to It ir hereby reriified and rrrtted* that the w i t h L u c k y S tr ik e C ig a r e t te part f«»r Ihe C4»*i inn«rrr«l in ■alii bulkhead- «*ue of I hew rerUflrateR, nf tthirh thi* l« pny any bonil »*r in* I ailment td Ini* re#t nt “ Oil, tioi.1- b’t'irs l hut come to Ing and rerUrnalbiB niirk. Thrrrfnnrc, one, ha* b**eh rnailt* in -#lriri rrmformily matutily, i*»u**d Utidi t I lie pruh Mititi** of lid* • J i uiifi'a tbn t ll* lr«*afur*-i lor iml ntt ihe I» v*. of the *1111- of Florida, and ■ H** H o rdA inrd I n f b r ’ tray he ircnrho.! Yi>p don't know, ■nil rily rwith • rtwin iildifiatiri-4! ufid fa-kodut iliii* of the ! bah r f •1'^ *b** 1dy • I ^niifot.;, *ka 11 be# ahi! c o k a n r i l *»f . *7 a n f n f *, / i n f n | f t tity j»f Sanford,* Florida* <duly authrrl ing M rrby authorized tn borrow auch an you ru i’ ** know whit .they mean to |hp*Uon I. T llS't It It |i»•fyf jtary |(| j|#« M ir the same, ami| that all nrocA-itlnc* ait:| tb ng! amount.uf umrey #J -hall be- itereaaaiy for bulk be hi | Mr n rrftlflratb** nf iriifcblnditHa In* No matter, what, we are doing, tu law- vutlrlily ,)f 4M* ccrtl .rate aalil tt“ r|ni»cTi, iaiulhg-fur the r l t r jtf Haiifortl :is. » * -' 1 ■** i .lb'* turn of J.!i,l Ul.2fia under and In acrofd- r*i*nlial have July happcn-it sml- ||nn tivrfotmrJ, 14 tint** t<* ry.Yer a m o u r t ilu.*. w it h i n nut lens everything Stop-j whA» 1lit*, sergeant anrr with lht» ptnviafuna nf, the d ly i tyrii f ami than twiln* monthami aff.h noi« ihaR.la-ar all ttiLulremj'nl* .of law Nave l.i fit July ’ § ■ ' . " v ' : ‘ ;j , Haoliud, Fldfida* ami Che i lama ^ I* I he ciinilJhil with |iy' the pmper-oiriccrk in the I n l g r - a t 4hu tale ol iltlfi |»»r ivM'tpcr — — ----------- r — — —— — ----------- ‘ x4'' * bifida., incliAllDg/ among uthrr* iuuatifie lit Ilii V t-r'(|Iflralr. anpjlm. " V* 1 C o o k in g m a k e s tilin g s d e lii t • ' - IJbaptbr h«Gt A ll s of T > l i ; w n l l i M ^ A v i Hcction J. 'T hat Ihir form of the. city’ of tlebtednV** evldeneed thrrrliv.do not #!terd lit With#.. Whereof,* I hr city of Hsjifo.J Ael rnirivttriing Clllr t and Towns to sqtf e1i»ft>f,-*i*lutory 0 j eun'',tu,i»nrtl-lirTt* haa cause J tfcli Vi-iiAtrsls tn be-stgneii by Iviulurit' 1lopfuvemnct Itun I v#uthumr.| lly IrtMim. • ■- • •oiou s— t o a s t in g th e -to b a c c o , and tell Irnpr«*%errant Honda, .aqtf.li# du ‘ ' ‘ Lh..mays^. rotmtee —rnTsI ttj- -tir—rTtent-'n t h>- or-iinem-!-.-in J (h- (ntVn-v—Tviupin tu l.e tfrratfY rrfrbrw d A In Wltne:* Whenof. we, .the undet'iznrd, tlirr.-ln knneirJ 'shall be sulnianilally as Die city iuufi’ 11. anrl attrslrJ by the city, h a s m a d e th e L u c k y S trik e M»J<V, l‘rr*idmt u( thr tilty Counrll »nd ctrrlr, anil Its corporate i p i I to l e s lllirj 1ft Hows,^to-#It: Clerk uf Die 47ily ol Hsnlutd, In Seminole hrrrto, anil this rrrtllicate lu In- JatcJ the U N I T E D STATFH OF A M E R IC A County. Florid*, in Ing duly Biilhorlird tu Is! Jay ol January, 1915.*' S T A T E OF F L O R I D A C ig a r e t t e fa m o u s . * eirrutp lid* Lend on tirh*ll ol said rlty C O U N T Y OF S E M IN O L E have tirrrtu *uh*iril)rd nur nsnir* oin.-tilly, Mayor ot the City of HatilurJ, Fla. C I T Y OF' H A N F O R D and slflird the rumman srsl ol -aid rlly, Atte-t: . I A! I’R U V E M E N T R O N D N o .---------------l.OUO Dollar* ul tie flrtl day uf Janusry, 19tS. Count!>r>Uned: — ------------------------------ '— City Clerk of City of •Know all men by these pren-nte: That Mayor. SanforJ, FlorfJa. the city of Hanford In Hemlnole county. AttFit: } Florida, acknowledges it-sll Indihtrd tn, and Tocet ciulck relief take' 1 . 9 Dr. Mine# l’re-IJenl uf tilty Council. V.’ ___V \ ! . « v . , Awi. IT.awl C for value received hereby promise, to pay Cliy.Clerk New Discovery. U#«l 50ycar». (Thrvl:# Scctoln 7. This nrJInanCe shall take effect brari-r Onr Tho-a-and Dollars, lawful money thcaiM. Stojvs tlie cuui;!>. Try t it. ImmrJIalrly upon Its passage anti approval ol the Uniled Hlali-a u| America on thefirrt HrcDdenV of the fpty Counrll. j-j Sold by all dru^i*!* by the mayor, or upon becoming an orJIn- day ol January, 19— — , with Intrrrtl IherrInlerr-d C####n anrr with out hit approval. un from the dale hereof at the rale of ela No. 1. 130.00 Fa- reJ by Ihe city counrll in Jeaalun on per rrnlum per annum, iiayabte semi­ Dn .July 1, 1916. the rlty of Hanlord In the 4lh Jay ol March, I9IV. annually on the flrat day nf January and C. II. D I N G E R , July In each yrar, on presentation and sur­ Hemloulr rminty. Fl-irid*. will pay tu l>e*r*r '2.te-IJcnl b r C I l y Council. render ol the snorted coupons bearing a far- Thirty DoFar*. Itwlul m o n y u| Ih* United Htsir* ul Arnerira, *1 the ofiAre nl the t-e*!I hereby certify that the #hnve ami lore simile ol Ihe signature’ of the clerk ol aald iitei ul aid vlty in Hanlord. Fiorlila. or at Iloth going orJinanr* waa July passed and adopt­ rlty, aa they ecverally become due. thr National Hank n( Comtnrrre in the rlly ed hy th* city cnunelt ol Hanford, Florida, In principal ami Interest ol thla-bond are pay­ ol New Yo;k, • ’* : * ul Now York, *t the regular session on tb* 4th day ol March, able at the o111r* of the treasurer uf aald city option ot the holder, beint *1* month*' InIn Sanford, Florida, nr *t (hr National 1916. U re-i then due un ll* Improvement -Bond Witness ray hand and official seal nf the Hank of Commerce In th* rlty of New York, deled January I, 1918, No. — — —. Slate of New York, at th* option of the illy of Hanford. Florida, on this the 4lh day Milder, and the aald city la hereby held and ol M » rh, A. D. I9JM • City Clerk. firmly bound, and Ite faith, credit, revenue (seal) JAS. C. ItDtlERTH, CellLlratr to be prlntrd nn the back ol and property are hereby pledged (or the ■srh bond: City Clerk. Tbl Evils of Coutipition The above and foregoing ordlnanr# an- payment ot the principal and Interest hereof Stale *1 Florid# •». irovrd by me on thla tb* 4tb Joy ol March, •t maturity. I-ravino r a t e material in the body Seminole County. 915. . . This bond I* one ol a eerie# ol bonds ol poisons tnc Bystcm and blood and The underlined, city treneurer ol tho city J. D AVISON. llkd d»fV, .tertor and effect, eacepl lo ma­ • Id, malt** you-liable-to sick headachcB, Mayor ol City ol Hanlord, Fla. turity, Issued by the council o l aald city (or ot Hanford In tho county and state afore** doe* hereby certify that tofllflrsfrv of la 61-Frl-6tc ■ Ihe purpose ol pajlng Ih* cost and eapenie d#bt#d#vu biliouine#*, nervouanna and muddy equal In amount to thr faro of the construction ol *, bulkhead along the value .of th* bond* beinc Issued have been .tkin, .Try Dr. King's New IJfe Pills. lake front nf alad rlty. 'and to bring the deposited by th* city ot Hanford with me oa AN O R D IN A NC E Prompt relief. At all drugging. property adjacent to eald bulkhead lo a 1'rovidlog for* the Issuance ol bonds In the grads or topographical lavet, by filling, un­ • uch city treasurer. In a epecltl and separata turn ol 121,000.00 (or th* purpose ut pay­ der author l v ot Ihe charter of aald city and fund known •* tho Improvoniant Fuad. ing, retiring and (uniting cer ain snurhrri Chapter 6564 Ih* Low* In Testimony Whcrrcf. t hove hereunto 64 of ot th* Laws .of Florid* Florida *|iapor warrants ol th# rlly ol Hanford, Fl rlda. prnted June 4, 1915, anil *n ordlnancr iluly lulxrrlhed my name officially, lh> 4th day ksurd In payment of the proportional* part and rrfulaily pined by tho rouncll ol -m l ot March, ISIS. ol the roil to b* borne by the property, city on J&e Ith day p i March, 1916. ' --------------------------------ownere In th* construction of a bulkhead Lily Trri»ur»r. bordering on lak< Monroe In the City of ,It, __ _ ___ ____ _________ ___ tc _____ hereby rert<fl*d. recited_____ and_de'lirrd |*„»ed Ihli the 4lh day of March. A W. Hanford, and lying between the cast aide ol . ( hat the Cost and ripen-e of said improve 1918. an unnamed alley Ixtwren Hanford and menl* ha» been aeer-eed on th* property j C. ll. D 1 N U E E , Cvpren tvonor* ond the west tide uf which ha* hren eep,dally ‘ beneflltcd by th r! rreildenl City Council. kfyrtl* avenue, and for th# nroportlonsl# Improvement* In proportion lo the amount . . lY/r ekirk JaaMamelia I L J*m" C- Hobefta, city clerk ol tha city part of tho coat to bo borno by th# prop­ I r uk*T .! Hanford,* Florid*. Jo hereby certify th.l erty owner* In ,flUln( In, rertalrdn* and M Hiirai^ irSnd*biidw*#L">h a v ! ^ ^ '| 1 ? il.t I.ld rlVtlrira'ir* nf ^ndehtednm th# above and foreyolni ordinance was,duly brloilne lo ■ t'opofvaphlrsl ■ tovel all re- III', •ued,' that ..ld _rertlfic*t« r( ■ ,. * d " 1 " ; " pi«*d by Ih. rily council |n .ra.lr.ri on thi elelmeif land from -the line ol tald bulk In Die cum of 421,140.26 havo heo ba*d to tho shore line eiiiilng prior to et ij *d with Ihe trriiu rcro f aald city, l„ , ,ner. **" “ BY ° l Marco, lil A . Wtuie** my hand and tha seal pt the city roclaraallon. U l and .separate fund known ' u , |h ted*olofaald **ld* Hanford. Florid*, on Ihl* tbo Ith day ol _______ __ city . , Florida, | provamant Fund; that the fiioceed* Where*!, tho ol_________j Sanford, March. H IS . under to Bectlo* 393 and certificate# when paid will be uaed and ap__id*r *and'ln'purauanro r ‘ ‘ JAB. C. HOHER TS, (acal) 399 *betih Includes, ot tha R*vU#d Urdln- plUd eaclu^vely to the payment and reCity Clark. •nr#* 1 th* city of Hanford, Florida, ha* ilrymenl ol calif bondc! Ib*t a'l acD. rondl Tha above and loreiolnc ordinance wa* all'property in th# city of Hanford tlone and thine* requbed t* N> done pcerv _ _ id belnf between th* eact tide of an dent lo and In the l*iulnB of said bond!, duly approyed by ma on this the- 4th day ol unnamed alley, between Hanlord and C » - hat# been properly don*, hove happened, IMarch, 1911. J. 1). D A V I S O N . prvea-avenue*, and tha weal aids ol M yrll* and have been performed. In recuiar-and dun • •■ , •*' • Mayor. avenue borde'lnt on Lake Monro#, to b# lorm, a* required by law and the c h a fe r it — hulkhesdad, and haa cauaod to b* aracted • aald city;- find that aald bonda and tha In- ( 61-F‘rl-51e vv * iiffon I , I Pirate- r C A L U ^E u BAKING PQWDEil TUESDAY MEATLESS. WHEATLESS MAXWELL HOUSE’ COFFEE WANT ADS PAY 5 KENT VULCANIZING WORKS K BAKED POTATO B IT'S TOASTED 4 Dr. fbr Coughs s Colds For SoreMuscles .Stiff J o in t s �V?T; TV- V- . J - ' k.* M u c h 29, 1918 S H E SANFORD HERALD T pSC ESw +v'; ffK 5*i » i T * p t ^T, n * , i • r " I r ■r ' J w B r •,1 I I 1 •■ . . PAG E SEVEN , • T ^ M b lp LEGAL ADVERTISING - ' • Natlr* I. hereby given that a*M#d bid* will ba ra* i . . j by ihr County .Hoard o( I’ubllc In•(ruction of Bemlaoly County, Florida, at l l t offlM ol th# Bupariot.a/.nt of Poblle Inatrurtion of aald County. In Sanford, Flor1,1 a on or bofor* tba aipiration of thirty dava front th* Brat publication of tbla notif* and until 10 o clock In tba foronoon of April l ib , IS l a. for lb * purrhaa* of gISOoO.OO. ^pacial Tai School District N o' #. fiamlnol# County, Florid*, bond*; •aid bond* balnt datad January lit, 1910 hearing Intaroat at tha r a u of 0 par cent nrr annum; Intaroat payable aaml-annually on tha Brat day of January and July or aach year until bond* maturat aald bond* ■nalur* and tba principal become* payable thirty year* altar tba data tbrriol. Said bond* faavo b*«n yalldatad and con* rrmrd by datrao ol/Tba Circuit Court or tha Seventh J u d lr la lc lrlu lt of Florida under data of January 2nd. IBIS, and will b* aold on raid deef#^ aald bonda to ba aold for delivery within tan daye after acceptance of bid; aald bonda are of IIOOU.OO denomin­ ation and Interval la payable at 'N e w York. U . Y.i each and every bid muat be accom­ panied by cerllBred cheek of 1100 00 made 'payable to County Hoard of I’ubUe In ­ struction for Seminole Cennty. Florida; •aid county board-reaervea thy rltht to, rr|rct any and all bids. All proposals ahould be atldreaied to County Hoard of 1'ublie Initructlon for Samlnola County, Ftorlda. ' C-o T. W. l-awton. Huperlntondent Public Instruction, Sanford. Florida. Wltneaa* our banda and the aeat of tba aald Hoard at Sanford,. In the County of Seminote, Slate of Florida, I hie the 0th day of March. A. D. 19IH. Iteal) P. P. Foraler, Chairman, C. P. Ilarrlaon, . Chea. A. flallta. County Hoard of Public Initructlon for Seminole County, Florida. Atteet: T . \V. f^wton, * fiuierlntendea* Public Inalructlon and . Secretary' Hoard Public Initructlon, '.Seminole County. Fla. • 6T-Frl-0te NOTICE O F HFKCIAL M A S T E R 'S HAl.E Notice la hereby given that under and by virtue of a final decree of forerloaure and rale made and *i entered In th* CIrrulf Court Seventh Judicial. of ■vbe ------Slato of illclit, Circuit ---------- --------Florida, In and for Seminole county. In Chancery, In a certain ault therein pending * herein \VII*on A Toomrr Fertiliser Com'any, a corporation, la plaintiff and Levi ilnlord and Eve II. flintord, hi* wife, are ilrfrnifant*. I. ae aperlal matter, will on thr Mb day of May, / ) ,'D . 1911*, between the hour* of ' irirvipi o'clock In the forenoon and taro o'clock In the afternoon, fho asm# briny the tlrat Monday In aald month and the rule day In aald month and within the l.gal hour* of aale, otter tor aalc and tell to the. highest and brat bidder for rath before the court house door of aald Seminole coun­ ty Ih the city of Sanford. Seminole county, Florida, th» follow iny described pro|ierty. tu-wit; The vert half of I.ol Nineteen (IP) of pla’ of I'alm’ Hammock, at recorded In I’lat [took l>. I’aye 75 of the Itrrnpl* of Oraorit’ounty, Florida Toyclhrr with all *nr i.demenlc. hereilllamentt ^ind appurtrn anrea thereto belonging, or in any way *piM-rtaininy. G E O R G E l)* C O T T E S . Special .\la«ter. I. W . It aid w In, Solicitor for Complainant. I F n -57-itc t , RESOLUTION Wliffi'i', il ha* rump In lh»‘ knowlnlic •■I thr (mart! of county » omnii*»|nnrr« 1 I Srmlnol© county th>t rrMiln oJrctii*n tr|ft* or iiir tfr 'l i m now ron«tttutr«l iju nut inrtuilr that portion of attjari nt witrr ylnf within thi* bountlarira uf Armlfinfr county, Kloriila. i m rnt?»l intr ly rontliruoua t«» it-rtaln of tho election dUtrlrlii of Somlnolh county, anti, \\ hi rra*, it ia If.#' tli*»lr#» of thf * hoard of rmjtity rummt»*itiiirf* In alter wr rhatifi* ifit* tioumlnrlr* of certain ^IrrtInn i|l*trli ia uf. S#-niln« le court y *o that b«M cirri ion Hr«nfvrfl *!»y th© tioirtl of courtly cornrntstiunrrs that th© houRitiipi«© uf Klvrlion I'fcclnct No. 1 of fl*mlnufr county, Florida, as name now sairti, to ho changed to rtao as followa; ^ * -Klcttfalt IHmlelcI N *. 1 (Weat Sanford) . Iteglnnlng a) the lnler*erllAn Of the center line ol I’ark avenue tin the city nt Sanlnpl Mirb tha aouth ahnre of l.akr 'Muntoe; run •uulh along the rrnlr* tine nf I’ark avenue tn the refill* line ol llughrv at reel: thrnre • e.l along the centre line nr Hughey •tree! in i he centre line ef French avenue; (licnrc •nuth alung thr centre line uf Fren-h a'c, >• .I ir - ..a I r. ei . b I ■. ■ I e *v Iteglnnlng at th* eoraar of Soctlona Two. Th,“ . Ten and Eleven, Townahlp Twenty •outh, Range Thirty *a*t, run north to tho corner ot Soetlon* Twenty-wfi, T wen ly“ »*n T h l r t y - W and Thlrty-d*#.? Toww•hlp Nineteen aoulh, Rang* Thirty ,*»*t. •bear* weet to tho quirtor eortUn _e*cn*r liatwavn fieri Iona Twenty-aln* and ThlrtrJ»o, Townahlp Nlnateea **nlhL R * n g * T h r r *F ••••Mhtnc* north through Section T » * n ty ala* and to th* cwntr* of 8«ctl«a Tw*nty» l ’ * uTaf>•’ * • rt , -• THuLl. e uc.'l ■■ ■ THE U N I V E R S A L CAR UMATI H U’s no lonjfer necessary to go into the de­ tails of describing the practical merits of the Ford car—everybody knows all about "The Universal Car." How It goes and comes day after day and year after year nt an operating expense so smalt that it's wonderful. This ad­ vertisement is to urge prospective buyers to place orders without delay as the war has pro­ duced conditions which may interfere with normal production. Ruy a Ford car when you can get one. • We’ll Lake good care of your order—get your Ford to you soon as possible— and give tho best 'in "after-service" when re­ quired. •• 1 Sulphur Compound « trf iln r i t thr Hl= JtthfiF fisrf through j F'jcilr U k # tu beginning. * * ji a , * . , 1 . ,,r H ™ ''” ''- •h* 1 I , j * “f M e l l o n I frrtnrI No H t.f .Srm no w rtiata i iniftp r u u n l y . 1m* nhingF-d Hi frail as futlows; Lli’filt-n IMsfflrl Nn. fl ! leal *- ||i»writi \ Iti-ginning at lh«* rnffirf f»t H«*rlinn S i i i O v r r s t r r r i Tur|K*ntln«* t 'o n ip in y | ... . v!; .. ,, t * R. M rltn n iM . all unknown 1liaptlfs r Iaiming i n u n - i * umlrr r i » r k \V Mrlhui.M. .11 unknown r |B|minff intars-wt» un «t rr L ip m a A. May -» 8,iw °u?/SL of V • *t I d e a l F e r t iliz e r s 7t :to 20 SO- II *G Special advice gladly given. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., t » 1*1 Mfrs. Ideal Fertilizer*. id e a l funim* Jacksonville, Fla. -a - . —- - a- l-'tioaoTpaol* 'UniKinca ’ J*f*»a.:.ui **- Locust#. LSI RaVyoUF lJrpttfi Tnt . Notice* in iu-ri'liy uiv‘**> to till-who arc comluclini; u Ltiainiia, commer­ cial, |>riifcfivii)ii:il or o l l i c r w i s i ' , w i t li­ on t n t i i t i * am! I ' o i i t i t y .lii' i- iiH t' , anil to lull |*t*o|ilo who «|i)-rato<l ailtolnoliilcr, w illiu tit lici'tiac 'I'.Hjnt; t h e three iiiuniliH prior January Int, J'JIH, and to those who tire operating «utombhiics now for lilr.e or otherwise without having appropriate license, that the county cominis-siuners have inalructetl me'-to enforce the j>nyment of such license tuxes, and un­ less the proper license is obtained from 'tho collector hy Maxell 25th, I ■dial! proeeed lo enforce the payment ,liy law. Schellc Moines, 53-h'ri-2tc I’rosccutinjj Althrncy. 24 ’ Send for our Free Book* on oil commercial crop* of Florida; alto our Spray Catalogue. j j ^ l On Flour, Grain and Feed ^ f’ ruil mid V egetable Crates V u o t’nn llu y F r o m C a i t y - - „ -__________ :___ i____ _____ ; Interval* •rlira claiming unknuwn parties •II unVnui ■him K. Foote, all rlaiminc intrrrala undrr (' It. T h o m pariir, claiming like, all unknt, Haltld -E. Yu tt„ indrrrata under ______ dec’d. and F’rank Yo«l, dre d, or rtlhrr nt them, alt unknown partlea claiming Intateata undrr Rachel K. Clark, all unknown partlee claiming Interrvta undrr L . 8. Hunker, all. un kpown pariir* claiming Intvtrila under 1'iaq A. Pearce, all unknown parties « rtalmlng Inlereat* undrr W. V. Wight* man, all unknown paille* claiming Intrrrila under Oliver V. Parker tl at. ’ To all unknown partlra rtalmlng IntereaU in the landw hr),,w* described-Under ’ any Ol the 'following p e rw w r 'w r othrrwfee, ■•!*.; Clark W. Mellocald, Emma A. MrEwen, Edw. It. l'earee, -Ellaibelh It, Syme. lie n i u d , fiam'l II; Wwlte. Iraac (I- llarbcr. I, wia Kay, II. Wlnfirid R a y . Geu. II. .tla/-, IravlJ L Eortictt, dre’d, F-. -A. tlnbt«,n', drr d,. Hugo Kllt,r, Panirl M ariner. J. bh W Ijh' lm. II. II. Hu.'rr, Edgar • L fiionr, la W. I.rawdy. Ju.Ilhlan I),ought, John IIiur, Jo*. K. Gdbert, Tho«. II, Rot,. inv, Roht. II. Hcogiln>, l.umurl M . Park, Juv. Mole, diwenrep, Elliabeth A! Mote, Stanley K. Mole'a nil Matirl K. M ole, Geo, K- illiaa. Jaa. K. Foote, 0, II. Thorndike. Halil* E. Yoal, tlit-'il, Frank Yoat, dre’d. Rar tu I K. Clark abd I. B. Hunker, Isaac A. I'rarre, W. V. Wight man 0*'ver V. Par­ ker. Thoae certain tract* ot and situate In Seminole County, F'lorlde, drarrlbed aa: Her. T p It 19 29 8 W W ......’- --------i-,------------------- 35 HO 19 29 N Jv of 8W|a' of N W ) ( . . ; -------E H Ot Nla ol N ) , ol 8WJ( of fiE.li and E|-j of B*f of Ky i of N W ) ( of « V : j i _______ SW Ji ol N E H . . _________________ 8K »i of HE 4 .......... ... .............., Hrg. at N W comet ol B E N of . S E !i of fire. |U, run E 1.11 rhr., K t.M cha, 8 92 drg W'ral, to llna ol 10 A., North to H r g . _ _____ ^-------E l f of 8 } f of MEJf of N W U _ Eaat Jour a r m of 8 ) i of 8 W )f . of N E W _____________________ h W W o f hE Jt'._____ 5______1— 8 E R of 8 K W „ ________ _________ ltrg. it N W corner of l<ol ! of fire, ja, run H 15 tha, K • 27.11 efu, N IB chi. W 21.05 IS to Zl cha. to beg___ _________ _ Drg. at Nw Cor. of Her. run . aouth 401 It., E fifiO R, H CO ft; E 403 ft, N 60 ft. N 45 drg, W 569 ft. W 660 It to e f ASTKR'H 0ALB . BH hf’ i f f a O d t H hereby given that nuriuanl In Nattca U is huraby .. id a ana a Baal Secrrs ol faradatnr* am aal* mad* 5 Savanlh Judl- Dog. at N W cor. of, Sec. I, aad antared by th* Judge af 8v ounty, Florida, Florida. In dal Circuit, Samlnola County, -run H I I cha. f l U cha, N •haarary, wherein J. A. Check la complain­ 11 cho, W 19 cha_________ 2 _ _ 9 ant, and Zachary Grata A, Novelty Works, B H o l BW ) ( . ____ ' _____ •____id a corporation, la defendant, and dated Jan- E _________________________..._______ ,. V f o f B W K . . ______ --------------IS fiary JOth, IBIS, I. B. / . H.uahelder, a . B w N E M a n d N l ^ N of W'w W al af NISH •paaial mas tat will ah M a i d t y th* let day • S B R . . _______-_______________I I Utilize EDWARD H IG G IN S Salesman /7 Heavy yield* of htfh' cl&i* product* o n nee* tu try to bring a big net profit to the grower. Tbs banner record for *ucb remit* ba* been held for ’ the Ult quarter-century by ‘ IltH-miMi- Iih'UkI* urt* rich In .nllrofin r.u<l pliniphmir ttcltl llu* Knvt'rntiM'tit itf t'ruaiiiiy linn iifrjmtuti’vl n «nuiiil-'.liFii tn ii>rfrtiilii If Ihi* hlHOctx fttnluit In* ntlllzt'il In fcrtlllzlTH, Hoap-nnil luhrivimtn. I B E t/ o f SW } \ ~ 'Z — Z Z ~ Z Z Z N E W af Nvfr V . . _______________ N K w of N E W ®l H E R ---------- j llbat 100 yds N of 8W tor of. N W ) f of N W « of See. *4, run N Z0 yda. E 410 yda, ' 8 10 yd*. W 440 yda to b#g.„. C. F. W ILLIAM S Dealer \V. K I ..wkins, and probably g rie f1 over his name hilled him before his | time. May all the Kaisers#-conn to a suihleti i-ml this week. n i*»Mlct #dalfTiM r K s s n . all u n k r i IL IVacra, Ing Intt'rrsls inU'ritfs und#*r uml#-r Kdw r.*l : all unVnttwn pur fit* tlaimlng inJ**r©»ts ! undff Lliiali«-th It fly ms, tren, flr vmlrrU. T*fHi) and Twrliljiriir unknown hart tirs i Isi mine intrrrat * undrr flam11 11 Wane, all unknown par tha rl aiming InlrrrstP umlrr l*a^c l>. IUr her, "all unknown jiirtlci claim­ ing lnt<*rtr*la umlrr Lewis Key a. all unknown nari lc« rlaitning Intrrr^ta undrr It VVliiflrM Ilay*. *11 unkis-jwn tart Ira r IIall mi inig int rrrsl ■ under <#**#». 1 Vlays, all unknown partfm claim­ I'fir suuih. Italic* Thirty cast; Ihrncr rw alon g Township Iin* nntnwvit* Tuwn*hljha ing Interest* uml>r I livid* 1*. Hart ih© lull, ilrr'd., Twrnly-aqc and Twenty-two south to tn tn« all link no wn part!*** south# sat roffier of Bcftlo&^Mhlrfy-two. claiming InIerrata under F, A Roll* Township Twmty-on*south. Uinc4 Thirty- Mm. arc'd** i l l unknown narlira cirm* rail; Ihrnc-'~ north to fhn point of br- claiming intrrralaf uniler Hugoj Hit ter, ill unknown parties claiming Interests tinning J!© It further H©»f-tved elved tbit thlt the t boundar­ under Daniel Hackney, all unknown ies of L u ff Ion Frectncf N»> 11 uf H#-rninule parti©* claiming interest* ubdtr John county, Flnridi, n sinln now eiltls, be Wilhelm, all urtknown iuHles claim* rhanged to read at f<dlow«: , Ing interests under If- II* Dupes*,* all unknown parties clalniini Interests Flection l)Ut»lrl No, 9 unM©r Fifgsr I- Stone sil unknown f I ring wood i partiis rlsliiilrig nterest* umlrr L- W, llrgmnlnr at (he forr**F *if S**-ti< r»* Twrn Hrawdv. all unkmisn ’ jufitH claim* t> - ii T v n l j Thirty f*»u.‘ and Thir iijr inter©*!* up iter Ju-Mnlsh flrought linn al»n ( Ih* venire line of I.Vf* lUotiloe lie.. T.iwnahip Tw-nlr auulh. Range Twanly l<* a point north nt l.eilnnln*: tti**F* aoulh n n. »-a-t. Ihrnr,* *umh tu_a,,.rdr>l 1120 II. to l>.*1nnln(. imiirv ur lr*a(, ,(»rlh ot i tiy •outhea-1 corner 11* It further lleaolveil, lhat the toun- of Senior, FileVer,. Townahlp Twrliiy-one darira ut Elerlion llivtrirt No. 2 el Sem- aou’h', Rang* Twrnty-nine eaat; thrnre r*>t Inolr rnunty, Florida, at tame now etlala he to a point 1520 feet (more nr l*>r) north <>f thanfrd to read follow.; the aautheiM corner o( .Section. T, n. Town •I,Ip Tweiity-nne *m,th, Hang* TLIrly ea*l‘. Kiev lien Dlalrlcl N*. 1 ( Monroe) thenre north to point of beginning. lleiinnlnt at ■- point where Ihe rentre Hr II further /raotvrd that th* tumndarlea tin* nt the 5t. Johp* rtv*r Interretta th* of Elerfinn Fterlnet No, 10 ol Semhtrtle Itant* line helwrvn llanira Twentyoln* county, Florida, aa aafne n o w rtlaia, b* , and Thirty *aal, aaM point Wine atiuul changed to read aa fdUqwt: 1500 teat north nt th* aouihruC corner o( Efrcilen lliatrlrt Na. 10 Rertlnn One, Townahlp Nineteen aouth, [l.akr Mary) Han*# Twenty-nine eaat; them* aouth’ alone ftrginnlng at the rorner of fieri lop a Two, raid Dane*’ line to Ih# quarter-eertlon tor*, Three, Ten,and Eleven, Trvwnehlp Twanty _ ner lielvaeen ijr/llnnt Nlprteen and ( T a in t / -1 ‘ tour'ln Townahlp Nineteen aouth: ■ thenre aoutb,' flange Thirty rial, ruh aoutb to th* corner of S*r|lont Twenty-lie, Twentyra>t * throueli Serllon Nineteen *nd Ip the rentre o l Sertlon Twenty, Townahlp Nine- •even. Thirty-lout and Thirty-five, Towntern >ou(h. itane# Thirty rq/t; thenre aouth yhlp Twenty aouth, Itangi-i Thirty eaatr to the quarter-aertlon corner between Ser- thrnre writ tn Ih* rorner Of Serllonv Twenty tlnna Twenty-nine and Thirty-two, Tswrt- right. Twenty.nine. Thirty-two and Thlrty• hip Nineteen aouth, Itange Thirty eaat thfee. Townvtilp Twrnly routh, Range Thir­ thrnre E‘*at along Seel Ion line to iiuarlrr- ty eaat; thence north to the rorner of Sea•ectlon corner between Section* Twenty- tloni Twenty, Twenty-one, Twenty-eight •even and Thirty lour, Townahlp Nineteen, and Twenty-nine, Townvhlp Twenty aouth aouth, llenre Thirty r»at; thenre north to Range Thirty eaat; thence weat along the H r tentre ol l^ ke Monroe; thrnre wratrrly •retlon l|ne to the centre lln* of the Weklva • Ion* Ihe rrnlre line ol l.akr Monroe to the river, thrnre northerly down the renter line Ft. John* river; thenre northweaterly down of *aid river to ita Intrrv-rttcn with the aer. the renter line of Ihe St. John* rlvrr to l e - linn line between Section* F'our and Nine, Townahlp Twenty aouth. Itangr Twentyrionlng. nine cart; thrnre eaat along aerlion line to He It (urthrr llc'olved. that the bnun- point ol beginning. dariee of Erlrrtlon lliatrlrt No. 3 of firm* It* It further Heart,rd, that the boun­ Inula rouniy, Florida, aa aame nnw-eiiate, daries of Flection I’rerinrl No. II of Sem­ be rhanged to read »v follow*; inole rouniy. Florida, aa aaioe now eaiala, be Elerlion Dfalrlrt Ne. 3 rhangrd to rewd » • followa; . ' (Eaat Santord) 'Elerlion Dlrtrirl No. 11 Iteglnnlng at th* Intereertlon of the rentre (Altamonte) line of I’ark avenue (In the rfiy of Sanfnrdl Iteglnnlng at the aouthwral corner of Beewith the aouth ahor* ol I ah# Monroe: run Nln, Iren. Townahlp Twenty-one aoulh. • »uth along th# rentre line of Park avenue lion to the rvntr* line of llughey afreet; thenca Hang* Twanty-nlne-vaal.iun north to th* north writ corner of Section Fl». Townahlp wert along th* rentr* line ol Hughey etreet to the rentre line ol French uvenue; thenre Twenty-on* aoutb. Hang* Twenty-nine eaat; thence eaat along Townahlp line to the •outh gfong th* centre line of F’renrh evrnue •outhraat rorner of Section Thirty-five, and It. ra lent Ion to Ihe Section line b*- Townahlp Twenty aouth. Hang* Twentytwern fieri Iona One and Twelve. Town«hlp nine eart; thanre aoulh to ■ point IJ50 r » r o t y aouth. Hinge Thirty' eaat; theme **•1 alone aald firrllon llnt to the eornrf feel (more or lead north of the enutheaat of Section Eleven. Townahlp T w e n t y of Sarlluna Two, Threw, Teft »kil Eleven. cornet one -aouth, Range Tweniy-nln* eaat; thence Townahlp Twenty aouth, llanie Thirty #*•*; eaat gu * point I3.’l) l**F (more or leaa) th.rtre aouth along Serf Ion line to. corner north of the Mutheaat corner of Section frrtlona Twenty-vla, Twenty-raven, Thlrly- Ten, Townahlp TWenty-ofie aouth. Rang* lour and Thirty-live, Tkiwnvhlp Twenty Thirty tavti thenre arulh to tha aouiheaat *”uth, -iti nge thirty eaat; thenre eaat l<» corner of fierllon Fifteen, Townahlp Twenlyl-ale Jeuup: thrnre following the tentre ont aoulh. lunge Thirty eaal; thenra weat line ot t ake Jeaaup In ■ north*a*i#riy diree- to the southeast corner of Section Seventeen, l*V" . f•• •-'JoK elong the north eldr ol Hint Tnwnrhlp Twenty-ooe. *ou".h. Range Thirty t*land lu the pi Juhna river; thenre In ( rail ; thanre aouth tu thr aoutbrait rorner i” ” lll»nt,r|y dir.rtlon down the rentre ui Serli'in Twenty Townihlp Twenty-one linr-of (ha f i t . John* river to l.ahe Monroe; south. Range .Thirty- east; thenre wear to ’ hence In * wevtbrly direction along the point of beglnnlog. rvntie line ol H*ke Monroe to a point Wltneaa our hand* and aeala l hIa Ihe 6lh north ol beginning; tbenew aouth to begin1 ning. , day ot March. A. .1). till#. Hoard of County Commlaalontra, . I'* It further Keanlved, lhat the boun• Samlnola County. dart*. of Elan Ion . Frerlnct N *. t ol SwroDy X~ A. Urutnley, Chmn. Inof# county, Florida, •* aana« now oilat*. Atteati _ be changed to read aa follow*; . '•* E. A. Douglaia, Clark. ' Etcctlan IJpdrlct N *. 4 • 69-Frbtte • Baths . Take^ulph Mailt* #1 Main * f *11.000.0#. H fltlil Tag n Hrh**t District N a . « . Sa ari uta Canal/, Florida. Schaai Hlnatean aoutb of Haaya Thirty ef April, I S I S ; during U - 1***1 b«unl *1 w l throngh Section Twenty tala, at tb* court bourn door l a S u f a r l , to tha quarter aectlon corner Florid*, offer for “ 1*. tad Mil to .tko Mibn l bidder for c u b . tb* f o l l* w U * d “ tr ied p “ nth, H an g* Thirty peraootl property looted *1 tbm^mOl plant •••II thanre north alony Itanye tla* between of tb* defendant In Sanford. Flbrld*. to* Thirty owatt t * Ih* wft: Two boiler*, four enrtnoo;- ono 8, A.1 Hu* ol the St..jobna river; thence Wood marhlne, on* amltb moulder, • oo* northerly atony th* ranter line of the 8t. band r*-*aw and fdyav-comblned, ono Phil­ Johna river to where It Intvraerta th* cwntr* ip* machine, one turning lathe, on# ollekline of the Wa kIwa river, thence aouthtrly er, on* t*n*nt machine, on* panel rai'lny Up the centra lid. of tb* Weklva •»*#*« to marhlne, on* Jointer, *n* mortlcelng ma­ L“ J P U r “ *tfon with the aectlon llrj/ b*l* \*n chine, on* J A Fay and E ( * n Iland aav, Nln' ' T o w n i/ p TarenXy ana armed vender, an* raib and door rtipip, H»o|e Twinty-nln* eaati/htnc* e*|l on* cut-off rig. on* Newman machine, obe tlo&g lection 11m ts btfInnlQf. blow ayvMRt, on* miln-Ho* ahafr and pul* II* It. further Revolved. Ihot tb* bo*n- ley*, on* toy haul-up, sat lank knocked darU* of Election Frerlnct No.* A of Sara- down, two ona bora* waytaa, on* flat topped inoie tounty. Florida, aa aim* now ayfafa d*<k, ona Handing -d««k, on* Iron aafe, Goat, EattM * Hives, etc. Right tn thre* ofllr* chain, one typewriter. *11 pip­ ba changed to read ai follow*: your own homo and at trtfllnd cbM, ing, track and truck*, for on* dry kiln four, Eleclla* Dlatrlcl No. S hundred feet of aid* track, double rail*, yod can enjoy tba benefit ®f beating „ . . (Oviedo) Beylnnloy at th* corner of Fecllona thirty-five tbouaand feet of rough lunber, sulphur baths. more or lee*, raid property to b* aold a* lh * *• J**anty-awvan. Thirty-four and Thlrly-Bve, Townahlp Twenty aoutb, llany* property of th * defendant, and to eallefy Thirty eiu . run touth ilong (h i MCtlon lint •a'u decree and roata. anco ck K. F. H O U 8 I I O L D E H , to eorotr of 5«ctloo« Kuuricen, 'Hftecn, Sperlat Matter In Chancery. T»faty*two and Ttintyattir**, -Towmblp SS-Frl-ttc Twcfttv-unt touth, Haora Thirty aaitt thaoc* ta*t * Jona tba" Mellon Tina to tha corner of mahoV* own Mood prnl/yfng and akta htalng In (Irratl Cearl. Heveelb Jndlrfal Clrcnll *f fleet Iona Siiteen, Beet nteen. Twenty and remedy— SULFHUR—prtpartd In a way to Fieri da. tn and f*r Semi aft# County, In l.wtnty-on#, Towri'hlp Twroly-ona couth, mak* Ita n u moat effkaem*. U m II In tb* ‘Cbaaeery Hanca Thlrtv-ona taat; thenca louth along bath; u m It aa a totloa applying to aSactod George It. Weadcburg (be tection line to county line at tba eauth* partat and taka It Internally. v«. FoFacloeur* SJrn* r of Section TMrty-two. Town* 50c and $1 tfu o ttir ,h P TLrwn^-o n a south, liangn Tblrty-ono Jam** If. Ilrvce ra«t, thenca eait along county line to ita To tk* tteepondcnt. Jamee I! Hrycer al your drugglitV W b * can’t toppfy you. of romIt appearing from tb# aworn bill _ ntersection with the centra Una of tha Bcon, ™ l hta rum* and th* prk * la atamp* aad • on ■ il»* south boundary plalnant, Georg* IE Wendeburg. .herein filed w* will tend you a bottl# dtrwct, of bertlon Thirty-one, Townchl Twenty- that tb* tald Jamee 11; Itrye* I* * rrrldent HANCOCK UOUID IULFUUA one south. Hanr« Thlrty-twp east: iKeAcw of the city of Orlando, rovnly of Orange and courAXY northerly along the centre line of said creek elate of.Florida, and that he ha# been absent from «aid raridrnr* lor more than ality daya to its Intersection with the Range line be­ U d a M UA rlor to the Inatitutlon of thi* ault, and that tween Usages Thirty-one and Thirty-two Jlnewi AaCfW Ct-fe.aJ CM* era la no pertnn In thlt ttale ** rv le« upon east on the east boundary flection Thirteen* B M I - g t tmt J.V—A* M W*h it) Township Twenty-one touth. Ilanr* Thirty- whom would hind you. and that you an b n ri Oaf t one east; thence north along lUnge line to above, the yg* of twenty-one y**r». Il I* therefor# ordered that you -do appear the quartsr section corner on the east boun­ In thlt rourt.to tb* bill herein Bled on tb* dary of Seetion Twenty-four. Township Twenty south, Hang* Thlrty-ona east: let day nf April, A. f t , IMS. the enm* be­ thence weft to the centre uf l»aka Jessup: ing * rul- day. I t I* further ordered that thle o r d 'r cl ,0iRl|We«Ufly »Iong the centre line* KAISER IS iJEAD / ™ UP on "the north side publication b# pub'lebed oncer • week for of llird I*Und to the aectlon line between iour mnterutlv* weekt In the Sa n f-rd Her­ Hgftlona Twenty-sii and Thlrty-Av*f Town* ald. a' newtpaper publlthed In 8anford, Carried Off. Rljht In the Mldal of ■flip Twenty south, Range Thirty ea*t: Seminole county. Florid*. Wilneea my nand and teal of aald rircult thence wnst along flection line to beginth©'Great War . ;* court tbia 3Mh day of February,' A. I). nlng. . 101*.' . lie It further Hesolvcd, that the bounThe report* that Kaiser ivns dead (real) K. A. DOUGl.ASS. daiirt of fJccilun Precinct No. G, of flemClerk of Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Fla. was not hrllevrd here but inter it Inole* county, Florida, as same now.eilM, W. I.. Tllden be changed to read as* lidlowe: . Solicitor for Complainant developed that he really had tlied IlleclUn Dlslrlrt Nu. A fiS-Frl-Std anti his death occurred riRlil in the ((•rneva) * Peginnfng at the quarter eectlon corner ‘N O T ICE O F MASTER’S J H L H - el midst of the ureal drive being made on the Went boundary of Section Nineteen, Notlre ia hereby givrn that undrr and by Township Twenty south. Hinge TfciliMy-t wo viflue rf a final decree i.f fnreilneure and by the (Jennali troops in I’runre. ra*t, run s w t to the renter of Lake Jessup; •ale made on the 4(b day nf January, A. I>. thenrr northerly along the center line of I t l f . by, Jamr* W. Ferhfnv, Judrc nf the lie will not live tn see the defeat of Lake Jr-*sup to the St. Johns river; then Fa"' Circuit Court nf the Soln'li Judicial Cir­ the Germans and perhaps il is just t astrrly up the renlrr tine of the Ht. John* cuit of Florida In and (nr Seminole County rH'nr to Lake* tlnrney; thenca atiulhei'ly In Chancery, In that certain cau>« therein as well that he died last Tuesday through Lake Harney to the vSt, Johns pending wherein Oliver I’, Swope l* comriver; thenca southerly up the centre tin- plalnant and Su«an M. Hector and I,, lire Bilhough, his death was not heralded of the flt. Johns rher tew Ms Inttnectlon lor, her hutbar d. aro defendant*. • I, A. K. about tho country and only a few with the centra line of the FTi-unlnkchatchte I'u-rrij a> •prrlal nia>trr ehall nlTrr fur aale Crack; thenra westerly up the rentre It lie and 1*1) to the hlgbr-t bidder far raah be* friend t knew of if here. of raid creek-to the Itince-llrm between fore the front elonr of Ike court linuw in Manges Thirty-one ami Thirty-two east, on Santord. brmlrtii!* county, Florida on Mon The Kni*cr has been most active the ra*t . boundary of Section Thirtmi, day, the let day of Ap'd, 19IF, th « earn* be­ Township Twenty-#ine smith of Karigc ing a legal ta li* day and ilur'i.g the Ii gal for many years and he has made Thlft>-twn east; thence north along said lunir» of >nli* the- property de«*?lt>e-el In the (joud in every drive that lie content* Mange |fn*» to biglnnfng. final drrreo aforoeald i- ■- fnllowa to*wit* number Three .hundred and forty nine plated coming out victor in most of lie it further Meto]vrd that the toun- 131l.nt f** in lllork eir Seclien rumiier I i l ) of flarlet of Licet Inn Hfecinct No 7 of Seminole lllark Hammock Teaer, being a eubditialnn lii» tight-v and nussing his jias'stnttfs county, Florida, u», fifir now r»i*t\, Le of S-.ii..n tin, il l . Te*—n-liji I v - n t y nn hi a m aiirir that ttlavs trained rhyriged to nail a* inUust the. (-’ !(. Ilanr*- Ttiirty cue 11) *-aai, according Klrfllon (ilaf rlf t ‘Nu. 7 day. lie was ynttie to the core j;nd! t«» reennled plat- lbrlr*d (f'hutuotat I laird at Sanford, Seminole county. Flnr Mrctnning at the interM'Ctioh of (he •I*. Ihia 'jMh ilay ol Fdlruary. A. Ii. ID!*. while h*• bore a name that is persona centre line nf the* HconloCkhatchle Creek A. K I’O W E I t S . non grata and also ilatnna he never *jth the rentre (*t,e of (he Si ‘ Johns river 1 Spreial M a - t r e . * * run wrot,.r|y and sndherly up the renlf I)a* I- A Git* a , by limb or word weakened and he 1 |line. •»! *»• *1 cfetk to it* Inttro’dlnn with the j Ailnrnry fi.r Cnrnplainanl. |county line on th" s»uth boundary line of served his master faithfully until the S3-Frl.5lc Sco«lon Thirty-one, Township Thlrty-ona | day of his death. south. Hang*' Thlrty-twu ra*i thence n < ( In ( h r M i r u l l ( <>url. .Srvmlb t ' l r r u l l . Hern"ii riuint) Itru- I" the renlrr line uf Ih*’ Si Intilr I t i u f • lluftila h user was the faithful dog of j j J i i h h - h v #- r; (h**fir»» nr »f l h ^ * ly a l j ’ lig thi* r»*n hS W K tH ’l’PP*i?Ff,!P .W h o l e s a l e 1‘ rjcca m p m ! pH W rit# for I rlr* l l«« Cy! W. A. Merryday Company 2 [1 T ilalL ., Florida T V m i . i r g . : ■----- ilia ra- STORAGE B A TTER IE S * * # * \\V make a specialty on overhauling and olmrRinu StontRc Haltcrics of all ninkos. ALso repair'Magnetos, Generators and Starters. Bring.y o u r Electrical Troubles to uh. v Give « Uh A Trial Sanford Battery Service Co. 203 Oak A tc. L. A. R c n a u d , Prop. P h o n o 1S9 VV. J. THIQPEN & COMPANY •WaUv'W AG E NTS F0U5AIFBV U. C. BOWER, Sanford, Floridn 19 20 30 20 20 * .10 BWW 2(1 20 30 HEW »> NE 29 20 90 Sly of s’ » ; ..n i l k . a . _____ II ..i U l' i / _l Ul/ ,.f O K * I / 6 21 30 N»f of HEfl uf NF.Jf _____ You ar# hereby ordered to appear to the bill of complaint filed hrrin on thr lit day uf April, A. I>. 1918 It la further ordrrrd that thla nolle# Ii# iubliahed one* rarh week fur twrlv* wre-ka n th* Sanford llrrald, s newspaper publirtir-t In said Harqlnol* rnunty. , Wltneaa my hind and th# aral nf aald Circuit Court this 4th day nf January, A. I». IBIS. (aril) E. A. ItOUGI.AKfi, Clrrk Circuit Caurt, fiamiaol* FU. Moisey tt Warlaw, Heir, for Complt. * IB-Fri-IStr I K H ol G e n e ra l F ire In s u ra n c e Offlc* with H O LD K N S I S L B B T A T B Sanford, O. F lo r id a f Natlr# el Appllratlsn tar T a i a D r e d Under Ncrtlon 8. t'kaplrr 4BM. I.awa at Flotlda Notice la hereby given that O. A. llnak, purchsimr ol Tav ("erriflratra No. 1229, marring l.nt 3, lllk 3, Camrinn. slan Cer­ tificate N o. 1219, covering f^it 3, Utk 1, Catmron, ulm Cvrllflrat* No. ISIS, covering lent t, lllk t, C *m y 1,0 . afro Crrllflcat*• No. 1210, covering fait 4, [Ilk 1, Cam.run, alto t'ertirtfole'No. 1ZZ3, mverlng Ix>t 13, Hlk 1, Cameron, alto CrrilArSta No. 1B10, covering Lot* 4 and 6, Hlk 3, Cameron, atvo 4’rrltncite No. 1226, covering l.qt 14, lllk 2, Cam ­ eron, alao Certiorate No. 1227, eovrfing I.ol 1C, Hlk 7. Cameron', aim Cerllflrst* No. 1221, covering 1,0ft 9 and 10, Hlk. I. C a m ­ eron, haa filed .aid 4’ertificatra In my nlfice Sod mad# applirstlon fur lav deed tn (•aii* In arcordanre with law. All above named crrllflcntea bearing dht* 3rd day nf June. A. I). 1012. T b * aald land being attested, at the ’ dale of tha ■laeuanee ef aueh rarllfiratea in tha am# of Unknown. ' * Alio Certificate No. 354. dated the 6th day of July, A. D. 1911,. covering .toil I, lllk I , Cameron, bring n auh-dlvlilnn of Lot 83, Hanford Celery- Dglto, haa filed *ild certificate lit mr offlc* and mad* appllca. lion (or tag deed to Jetue In accordanc* .with lav. Said lata being aaaeaaed at the data of U a a n t * ol such ce.rtiflcat* la th# n a n * of It, II. Stovooaon. Unless aald eartidcata* shall k# rvdeamtd atro’ dlng to law tai deeda'wlll Issue thereon th# ra th day of April, A. D, 1919. Wilaaoa mv official algnatura aad atal this l l l h day ol March. A. Dc IDIA. fs*M) ” , B. A. D O U G LA S S. Clark Circnlt Couft, Saalaola Co., Flat Fri-49-3te r a ■SH O E H POLISHES IKEEP YOUR SHOfcS HEATl UQ UID1 AMO F A I T H ■ . ro POt* K b MlAaCc K W HNIT E. k.W rre,| T A N . D A N K B R O W N O H ©X-SLOOCraMOKS. ------------------------- 3M S 3 To! PJ A U U V H M M M f e A o A HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RE SULTS ;. ,vt .jl] � 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, March 29, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 29, 1918. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Don’t Incur Heavy Pegfrltv. File Your Income Tax Return Before P U B L ISH E D : ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS f S E M I-W E E K L Y ; T H E H EA R T OF T H E W O RLD 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N volume ix SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. MARCH 26. 1918 NUMBER C2 MILITARISTS GET READY GIGANTIC STRUGGLE ON WESTERN FRONT CAST DIE EVERYBODY GRANTS OUR REQUEST GOES ON UNABATED AT ATLANTA MEETING ON BATTLE FOR A CIRCUS r e g io n a l director M i m favor of tho allies. No weakness a t 0* Weat* Jacksonville via G. S< & F. Ily. to Macon, Southern Railway to Americans See No Danger In Red Cross Circus Will Be Germans Make Gains But the Anglo-French junction has y et Board Of Trade Secures Five Atlanta und lines diverging to At­ been disclosed and .the task beforo Suffer Great Losses The Attraction . . German Offensive Days Schedule _ * lanta, and the other frorh Jackson­ the enemy in the next few days of The fighting continues on the the battle la more formidahlo than As the time draws closer .for the ville or Wayc/oss via A. C. L. It. It. Washington. Mch. 25.— The Ger­ It is a pleasure to announce that to Albany, C. of G. Ily. to Atlanta western front nnd many rumors arc that nlready accomplished." . man offensive, says the*'war depart­ big Red Cross Society Circus that current about the winners but the efforts -in behalf of growers and ship­ and lines diverging from Atlunta. will be held in Sanford on the nights ment's w e e k ly communique, Issued per, toward securing normal trans- Diversion points will he Jacksonville truth of the matter Is that no au­ today, proves* jfhat the Germnn mili­ of April 11, 12 nnd 13 It looks like May'RontTrard London thentic news is filtering by the cen­ porration- from how on J o r perishable or 'IV’esT'Tnckaonvnic. Montgomery the big lent will not hold tho people tarism, no longer able to control the London, Murch 25.—-'" T h e ultim­ sors as yet nnd there Is no ' victory and food products has met with per­ und Ohio and Mississippi Itiver Germnn people, by political maneu­ for they are cojning from every sec­ ate object of this rapid and intent for either* side nt this time. The fect success. Consolidating our In­ crossings via the O. S: & . Fl Ily. ver have been forced to attempt a tion of this part of the state, enemy advance is clearly tho grant Germans clnlm thut they have pen­ terests through our Hoard of Trade Ittontgomcry route; Jacksonville, .or Rcing n real circus with u goodly gigantic feat of nrms ‘ to maintain strategic point of Amiens," says tho j etrated the allies’ lines . and they has brought us relief desired ns is Waycross, Montgomery and Ohio sprinkling of local tajent and given Times, "and though i| is still remote their domination. have, but not far enough to claim a indicated in the circular Issued by and Mississippi River crossings via for the' beriefit of Seminole Chapter the situation is sufficiently'serious While ‘ the great attack has been the Regional Director of Railroads, the A. C. L. It. It. ' . Montgomery able to make headway, no.definite lted .Cross it has the endorsement of victory. to warranty a contemplation of this Thursday, March 21st, and which route; Jacksonville or West Jack­ press and pnlpit and will be n clean The allies claim that they, mowed catastrophe. The fall of Amiens enveloping movement has been out­ is repeated below. • • sonville, Atlanta, anil Ohio and Mis­ down the Germans as they came on might have threefold consequences: anil moral and old time circus with It wns ‘ Thursday, the Slat,' that sissippi River crossings via the G. S. lined, the communique says, And it Jhe‘ added attraction' of sii\e shows in mass formation and they have i It would bring the enemy to. a our representative met the govern- &. F.. Railway. Atlanta route; Jack ­ would he premature, til .express of local freaks that will cause more and Ihe losses of the Germans have point .from whielv.to threaten* our ‘opinions on the tactical phases with •nient representatives in the office of sonville or Waycross,. Atlanta nnd merriment, than real side shows of been frightful but the inhuman northern line, i f would assist them to the* Regional Director, Atlanta, and Ohio anil Mississippi River crossings a combut sltua'tlon'incvltubly chang­ old man Hnrnutn in the old days. kniser cares nothing for the loss of strike at the channel porta nnd it on that date definite action was via the A. C. L: It. It. Atlanta ing in n battle of such magnitude. .. life for he is sinking Ms all on win­ would endanger seriously the safety Florida hns not bad the opportuni­ Increased Teutonic activity on the taken wherein effective Sunday, ning a victory or at least the sem­ of I’nris." . route. * ‘ ’ ty in see many of the old time nt» Italian front also is noted in the re­ March 24, a reduction in tonnage on I’crbhtjble trallic moving, to ’ tin* view which says this may be the tractions in the circus line and the blance of a victory in order to still T e Times advises t he Hritish all perishable train:, was ordered the voice of tho people at home that west, which may also include the prelude in an offensive in this Gle­ “ big Top" filled with the muny'nlpeople to tnke seriously the long, 11,j« reduction amounting tc\, 26 per will soon swell mto a chorus and .Ruffulo-Piltzhur’rh rote, will nut In* an-.’ The communique, however, trnctioqs/with the country store, the range gun which has Imnibar (led ,,.„t and we are also assured* that overthrow his power. diverted to point** i*a«l *>f the devotes t-fiv greater purl* of iis space fddt* >«hiiws, the locul clowns. the ie.il Paris and adds: ’v H*relive on ihut date, fifth nmrnin.4 Yesterday there were rumors that .! Ruffalo-I'ittr.luirgh z*/ne. b ets'in the ring by real performers "W e may be quite certain th at to the German attack on the ltrilish delivery into New York will he suh500,00(1 Germans hud been captured * such as the diring trapeze. aerial Movement to the west via Thul- front. our own inviolate shores will soon . tinned and comparative time will and with them tin* crown prince: acts, the trained horses, th<* trained learn what the nexv gun ciyi do." Tin* ;i.sitill' launched fix* the Ger­ In made to western point *- • tnnn Evert t , . Savannah. Viilalia. Afterward the number ran to mil­ Fairfax, t'nliunbia, Petersburg!!. Ji*a- mans against tlu* Rrilish front Ima deefs, the knife throwers, the Wild ,\t this meeting D. C. 'Mailowe lions nnd nt one time the kaiser was tiii, Offerman. Willacoocliee, Tifton, reopened t h e 'fighting season in the West nets with fancy shooting nnd (Scr tna in. Heavy l.nssew •anil W. I). Nelson were grower:!’ mat x ‘ uther :»•*..• .ill supplemented captured hut these rumors were not Vi niin:i! see. elnrein e or \Vadi*slni*o viy* tin* communique. London, March 25. The Ger­ , i -.•sentutives; Mr. Marlowe r,*|>r*l,v .|t,. famous Highbinder Hum! in verified and the public is warned will (»«• tSi.Htoiiiinui'U. "This operation confirms to us mans i>warp:i*i! over No Man’s Land >, iiinn; the Sanford Itnanl *»f 1rude against placing any confidence in Itcjutlnt* PrlvIlWH •• that the German higher command, "kiltie*" i bound to hold the young­ thyse tales. At the present time the. in such great numbers in their first 1 . (.and X’ommercial. Club and lh«* * sters and ..lie. older ones spellbound It is not intended to deprive ship­ unable To control the strategic sit­ nltueks that it was impossible for listin g s i’mnto C! rowers Associunnd will earry all of tis back to the immense armies qre locked in a death he filing rei|Ui*sted in the latter pers of nn> 'routing rights except as uation through p<li>ical agenejea, ns buppy days of ehildhuyd when the struggle nnd •then* is no .decision. the Itritir.li gunneVs to miss them, to represent *• he potato people t n -the ilHiijed renting:* up to the has fiifli unceasingly attempted has cir* u** was the one big.event of our The American people c.ln take hope telegraphs tin* correspondent nt Itritfrom the fact that the Germans can­ ish headquarters in France of the lu \tr .1 (1. Gladney of Hastings. defined rou.ings up to I’otomar h im forced to engage in a desperate liv.s T2o batteries ut ua.iitlieer in * he ub i\e organization v nr,|. Mni.tgoin. r.v und Atlanta, military venture in au effort to not break tli-ough the ullied line.! Daily Express. All of-in like to see the circus nnd and chairman of the eounty com- A„ information it is proper - to cx- retain its ifiyninution over the pebfor big gains although they have Epchy. tired steadily with open those of ,us who 'do lint huve passed niis-ioners of Flagler county. Mr. plain that perishable trallie brought ples of the central empires and. if more men thnn the Hritish und sights at *100 yards for four hours. |„ vond the sphere of life whqn there posHible force a victorious pence by Nelson represented the Jacksonville , |ntn Jacksonville by the* Atlantic French and the next few days will Telling of the thrilling exploit of i„ t,‘„y enjoyment in anything. Get * , result in the failure of the'Germans Leicestershire troops, the correspond­ (j,am ber of Commerce and Duval . Ooast Line veil I In* curried out bv ifii* the fortunes .of arms. ready for the big Red' Cross Circus . ulong the entire front according to ent says: ,minty und ia connected with the Atlantic Count Line; that |u*ri»lntbHT •‘The German utlack began with in Sanford on the nights of April 11. traffic brought into Jacksonville by a brief but overwhelming artillery war experts. . Jacksonville Traffic Rureau. " I ’erxieres wns held for a time* by 12 und 13. The Highlander Rand two companies of Leicestershire* as­ Representing thfc government apd the Seaboard for the west will be bombardment* with high explosive will let you know when they are sisted by tho tanks. The . enemy* Wur Summary • railroads at the meeting were: Chas. carried out of Jacksonville by the nnd gnT* shells, nt dawn on March 21, ready. Watch for future announce­ It. Capps und J. T . Klng> for the G. S. Si F.; that perishable trail! in tin* rolling country north of t,he ments in local papers add see the France hns thrown the weight of kept pressing them hack, however, Regional Director, Charles Harham. ‘brought into Jacksonville by the Aire, 99 miles northeast of Purls. her forces into the great battle rag­ atid one company was’ completely hill hoards. . Florida East Coast Railway will lie Instead of surrendering, Truffle Director. United States ing with unexampled inlemdly ’ on rut off. ‘‘ From Croisellrs. south to Vencnrrieil out of Jacksonxilfi* for I In * t hey It*J<| to the village until only a I'lunl Administration. Southern Dis­ the fc*U-rn (runt, und Hritish and lltnl. the Grrmalis concentrated this I tUIT \ppolnls t nmintttep few men w'ere left. Then tho sur­ trict. and \V. W. ltidiiTtwon, General east by tin* Seiihnnrd or tlie AtlalilJr pr* liiiiiiuirx barrage in which a num­ T. S. Huff, fond lulininiHirutor for French armies are buttling together Sou •heastern Agent Fruit Grower** Count Line, and for tin* went l»y tin ber of Austrian batteries pnrliri- Seminole county wlins appointed tin against the common enemy's dcs- viving officer led them in a charge through two lines of Germann and fix, rest. After tin* eonfurecne the (i. S. A F «*r the Atlantic Coast puted. • . following committee to assist him in perale attempt to break through the they fought their way hack to our Line as current conditions may jus­ following circular was issued and allied line. ; ■ • ' “ At tlit* same time hostile artillery Ids udininistru'i.in: main body." ‘ ' . . ’ . copies of these may ho had upon ap­ tify. The Hritish nrinies are holding was Active in the Ypran-LaHnssc reI’ uldicity, I*. J . Holly. *, • Schedules , . • • plication ut the Rourd of Trade offast oil the Somme nnd also in the ■ • * Merchants’. Representative, I.. I’. Rcacham Helps Farmer* Asm information, service via Polo gton. # • fire:‘ region north of Ilapauiqe, Field Mar­ German Losses Heavy * * McCuller. . • shal Huig reports today. Tin*. Ger­ Fniled States It. It. Administration mac Yard and Pennsylvania Railroad Following strenuous efforts on the: “ The German infantry divisions Household Representative. Mrs. mans in their thrusts in the latter part of Rraxton Reacham, Federal * . \V. G. McAdoo. Director. General, will, effective March 24lh and con­ •* \3*l Washington. D. C. • tinuing until June 22nd be establish­ thereupon advanced td the attack (\ M. Merry. section:! reached the Hritish tranches Food Administrator for Florida, of tin* salient in ed on approximately the old basis, along the Hunks . Southern Territory Hotel Representative, S. J . fam es. at only one point, where they were word bus been received frttm Wash­ front of Cnmbrni. Furious fighting* iSignedt C. II. Markham, inVtnedintely ejected. TI ipIq assaults ington to the effect that plans have C II Markham ... * *. continues on The northern *0fcpk - .' •' . Regional Director. •Regional Director elsewhere were smothered by the ulreudy been worked out for hand­ tween CrofMcillea. Hullccourl »..J DcLnnd now has a ten-acre |.utkr ’ Henley Ruilding, Atlanta. Ga. The Regional Director requests l.ngnirourt; on the southern, along site in the heart of the city, which Hritish lire with great losses to the ling Floridn perishables on sched­ . . March 21st, 1918. ules w|m*h were in effect during forthe co-operation of growers and ship­ the line Gouzenucort -' llargicourt - will be used for a free auto camp. e'ncrny. To Fruit nnd Vegetable Shippers: pers nnd urges respect for the routes Leverguicr and extending across the Every opportunity On the Somme line bodies of Gt/r- mer years.* . . (or rest is nfIt wns Crozat canal to beyond LaFcre. To insure greater efficiency in the designated in his circulur. Mr. Reacham has Insisted th at forded the tire'll motorist. Electric man troops which had succeeded in transportation of perishable fruits explained •to Messrs. .Capps and light, water, fuel und comfort rooms forcing their wqy acrors the river thia mntter bo taken up with tho • • "T h e Hritish forces are hcaviljund vegctablcs.lt Is* necessary to con­ King thnt what the growers wanted will he furnished free of cost to tht* between Licourt' und Rrie, south of greatest possible efforts on* tho part fine thia transportation to a miml- was "m ow m ent” and that the ques­ engaged. While the Germans have Per on no were driven bnck to tho of the Food Administration, and tho been ablo’ to makc.hcadwqy no dt*f- traveler, njum number, of lines. The wide­ tion of routes, as far ns tho growers lu st bank. .‘ On both side*, of. Ra- result, has bCen that all branches of spread distribution, resulting Rom yx-cro concerned did' not upXcn. Inti/ inite enveloping movement-is as :*r.*. French nttn.ck atfiinsf the hostile paume the German attacks-were‘re­ the Food Administration h a n d l i n g - — ’ • tranche* In Maldncourt wood re­ the aolicitution of this traffic via’ a the matter and the.routes are logical outlined. perishables such ns fruit nnd veget­ sumed today. * "Enem y casualties hnvc hern ex­ sulted in' the penetration of the ene­ great many routes (many of them nnd by them we are assured of The greatest danger point nt pres­ ables, shipped from this s ta le h av e' circuitous routes),* lias resulted in a speedy . transportation which will ceedingly heavy. The extension of my line on a front of 1,400 yards to ent seems to he farlhrr south, where c&nbVnedr.in* one great effort toward u depth bf 800 yuFds." •. ' the battle la possible. • situation whero during a large part make a market. tho. Germans apparently have driven a solution of this problem. ' •*The Germans *jn turn temppr of the season ho route ht|s had a suf­ "Prior to the ‘German attack, A mooting of the railroad official* through the great width of tho re­ ficient . volume of perishable traffic great activity prevailed along the arlly were able to penetrate the gion they devastated in retiring in of southern and northern line* w a s . Colored American f lllic n s The British French trenches in Samilgneux, Cati- 1917, ns tho Paris statement todny held in Richmond, .Virginia, on tho to xyarrnnt proper service. • . Americans of every section, of entire Hritish front. troops were successful in u number rieres wood und Hczonvnux, .while reports heavy fighting in the region 20th for perfecting the schedule*. Florida '• pvery elms, apd of every race have of raids strongly driven Into the en­ southeast of Arnes and west of of Noyon. This town itself ia some Kaat^Uorcaftor the. movement of nnswcrcd the call of their country. emy lines, provitjg their alertness Aprcmnot t|io enemy thrust forward 10 miles west of Chauuy, In tho re­ • Florida shippers can now re*t *»perishable traffic from Florida to "Twelve million colored people •urqd that their needs will bo taken a number of units and succeeded in buffalo, Pittsburg tone and points have rallied to the defense of their nnd initiative. gion where Merlin yesterday reported rare of-and they-cannot fall to givo "Our own forces in training in overrunning the French—position* tho repulse of Franco^*American roeast thereof is to be confined to the country In this crisis, and will do cr.ldit to the Food Administration Atlantic Coast Line Railroad nnd their full share in helping to win this Lorraine are still holding on to the und took prisoners. (Hitherto there selves, but the German advance for tho excellent result obtained In Seaboard Alt Lino Railway, north of world war for democracy," Dr. Rob­ trenches northeast of Hodonviller has been no indication of an exten­ probably has been met considerably getting this matter properly adjust­ sion of tho,German offwcnalve to the Jacksonville, West Jacksonville or ert It. Moton, principal *of Tuakcgee which were captured last week. I short of Noyon. ed. Waycross. The *dlvorsion points for Institute, successor of Hooker T. thia region our artillery ia continu­ French front.) The.^\vc‘lR° driven Into the allied Through tho work of Mr. PaOgch-'"W e also note that Rolgiunt units this truffle will |>o Jacksonville, Wcat Washington, In that office, *&id re­ ing to hatter the German lines nnd linu .ia evidently u deep one, how- am, nnd tho authorities, a t 'Wash­ Jackaonvlllc, Watycross and Poto­ cently in an ndddresa at tho Twenty- a number of pou ting parlies suy have taken over the Important over, a< the French trroups uro reington, negotiation's were carried on enemy works «Jmve been consider­ North sea segment of the western mac Yards. Pcriahablo traffic mov* seventh Tuskegeo Conference. by Paris to be contesting for I t Department of Agriculture front which for a long time was held ported Ing to this territory will not bo de­ ably damaged. • . . ■ I.heights north of Ithe ltn fll-n . * the Oiso ••illh with *apd *directly' tq * theTho colored American citizens wifi attention of • livered to points wcat of tho Huffalo• " I n our sector .north of Toul our by the French. important German forces. The Oise Director, of Itailroaca McAdoo, wh4 do their part in producing foodstuffsPiltaburgh zone. , "Simultaneous with the German on this part of tho fron^ runs south­ on the farm, ih conserving food in artillery has successfully bombarded Movement to tho cast via other operation* in the wcat .wo note fur­ west past Chauny. and passes south was shown 'that a great loss would re enemy’ works and liillota behind their th e - hom®* and ' in fighting, in, the ault if Florida perishable* were not routes will bo discontinued: , ther hoitilo action In Italy, which of Noyon. ‘ . . . trenches in Europe, said Dr. Moton, lines. . taken care of. • • .' West— From Florida to the west, and in addition the colored ministry ’ "A hostile raid Was .attempted may he the preludo to nn offensive , 15(7OffO IIuna Lost Now that the needs of the grower An Austrian de­ there will he routes via the Sea­ and the colored teachers, will preach against our forces a t another point. in this theater. London, March 26. — Comment­ board Air Line Railway to Itiver and teach thrift among their race.. This operation, was preceded by a tachment launched a heavy asaaue ing on the results of tho German of­ will be filled, Mr. Hcachatn hopes that a great acreage of staple crops in the Frcnxela valley and was able Junction or via Atlantic Coast Lipu It has been impossible to obtain strortg barrage. Our infantry, well fensive, the Daily Chronicle Mays: will follow tho perishable* a* the . to penetrate into the advance out­ Railway to River Junction or Mont­ figures on the amount of Liberty supported by artillery was aboe to Assuming that the Gcrman'loascs farmer* will have this land available posts, but. was thereupon checked. . gomerywhen for Pensacola, ‘Mobile, stop the attacking column before Loan bonds purchased by colored New Orleans and beyond. To other * * Peace between Rusal* and are at leait 160,000, the enemy has n the near future,* and there will bo * Our Americans In the drat and second our tranche* were reached. western points thoro will be two the central powers may have been sustained a reverse for he haa not exceptionally strong market for corn, loans, but It la known that accordirtg troops raided hostile .works east of routes ' via Montgomery, one from the Laon area the ratified at Moscow. However, the obtained s'strategical, success direct­ peanuts and other crops which are so to their ability tho colored race were Luneville. In Jacksonville or West JackaonblUo enemy is continuing to advance Into ly conducive to a decision, while he badly needed ath the praent time. very loyal and. active and moet lib- enemy used a considerable ‘ number • via G. S. & F. Ry. to Cordelt, S. Ai Russia. Pctrograd haa been evac­ haa lost eight or, ten per cent of hi* oral subscribers to the- loans. •< of gas shells causing only gllght cas­ L. Ry. thence to Montgomery and uated. The Rusaltn general atalT effectives without similarly Ipwering •Mr*. F. L. Woodruff will entertain . ualties. .. ' ‘ lines diverging from Montgomery, haa moved from Smolensk to Moa- the efficiency of the allies. next •'Thursday afternoon with g ' . French Front Active, Services at Methodist Church and the other from Jacksonville or miscellaneous shower for Mias Nellie • "This matter Is of the greatest, "The French front, haa alio been cow‘ • , " There will be special aervlcea all , Waycrosa vja A. C. *L. R* R. to Elder whose marriage to Mr.' Good- . importance for Germany at preaent The review outline* ‘briefly the extremely active. Largo raiding op­ % Montgomery and lines diverging thia Week at the Methodist church principal event* of the erations were’ undertaken, more * r# ln*‘ * from. Montgomery, add two routes at 7 ‘. S0 o’dcfk* i0 wWch other front*. ;r * pec'ftlly In the Verdun area. A.brlak -JW - ■ ' • . . * via Atlanta,* one from Jackaonvilla vlted. week on is at the critical moment wheq,wthe speed-of Jeoksonvllle will bo an Inmgn power pendulum is swinging ln|teresting event of the Diet of March. ' �S H ra W ■8RH rl , dp; \•- - ■j l .4 r ' *‘ - LONGWOOD WILL HAVE AUXILIARY l *• * *• ^ . • PAGE EIGHT s«5Pi . - v Z i 'P - R !® _ & jf. Board o f Trade Members Held Meeting Last Night ! * . The Sanford Board of * r a d e f In add for Seminole County la constantly ading new territory to the or*aniiatlon and with Oviedo •ano Geneva al­ ready in with ‘ flourishing local branch^a of thler own Longwood, Altamonte, Chuluota and Monroe are to follow. . With thi* idea in view Second Vice President C. W. Entzminger invited the Organization and Mem­ bership Committeo under the chair­ man, P. P. F o n ter, *to vi.it Longwood last night and talk to the people about organizing’a Longwood auxiliary or becoming member* with­ out having, a'Longwood'auxiliary. On account of the ab.eiice of Sec­ retary Marlowe notices of the ineetr jng at Longwood had. not been sent out and the usual large crowd ol Sanford, Geneva and Oviedo people were not present at the meeting but Chairman Foster. P r u d e n t Holly and J C. Hall, D. L.'T hrashcr and L. P. Hagan were pre.eht and at the Longwood Hotel met the people of • Longwood and a most enthusiastic meeting was held, the results of which will be an active auxiliary to th«- parent organization. As all of » ‘ . v ‘ ec * ‘ % * _« . ■ •. . . . • * r present It was" thougnt advisable by the Longwood auxiliary to forego the regular election and organizattyn? until' dext Monday night at which time the Longwood citizens ■will meet again and,elect permanent officer, and become affiliated with the Sanford Board of. Trade. The good people of that thriving Seminole city are alive to the ad­ vantages of being members- 9! tbie great organization. ' ThejJ have a good town at Longwood and they want it-placed on the map in large letters and kept there and they real­ ize that nothing will do thi* quite a. well as a hood Hv# board of trade. They also recognize the good results obtained in reduction of freight rates and other, benefits that were gained by. the consistent and continued ef­ forts of the Sanford Hoard of Trade that i. working for the entire county. The next auxiliary will probably be formed at Altamonte where there are nbw a goodjy number of active members of the Sanford' Board tof Trade. Altamonto last night was represented by Howard Lyman and If; L. Haight, both of them great boosters-for the Hoard of Trade. ' . •*. LOCAL TALENT WAfJ. GREAT Entertainment at C’ongregatllonal . Church Great Surce** The local — Lyceum attraction ...............— - . . at , the Congregation.! church was better than any professional talent that has ever been brought to the city by the lyceum bureaus.and hereafter Sanford will not need to depend upon the out.ido organizations to put on the attractions in the mu* M lines during the winter season The local talent last Tuesday night f J * • * •* . . # * . . ‘ -T flB SANYOKD HERALD' . • . .. .. ." * . . 1 :• . . • 1 \ A. “ • . - •> - M ___ 2________________ 2_r_______ a . i» u tha advertiser.,. Usually we do 6ot delightfully to the benefit concert of Tuesday evening last, -including — . * •^ trtiitr •Mod.#.. w e-d o -w e“«re not allowed to rf*. -Rev,-Drv B ro w er personally and the out this information^ Simply Congregational Society for free use Florida bea 4i letter and address it as pn i*. of church, pipe organ and piano; bers a t a _ . structlons in tha ad. Mrs. Julius T a k tc h end th e'Ladies pet 1 J f bushel hampers, with fair to Chorus; Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. good demand. California Iceberg FOR SALE M.ettlnger, Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. met fairly good demand at $2.00­ Fox, quartette; Mrs. Hflburn and 2.50 per crate. Northern hothouse, For Sale— My firm. kno*n u Mrs. Philips, . solos; Mrs. Robert head lettuce sold in Boston at 65- the Gen. Finegan Home, rontistiEr Herndon, cornet; Mrs. Maxwell, 85c per dozen, and leaf lettuce rang­ of 200 seres, s i t u a t e d 3 J* „j|‘ reader; Mr. Reizenstlen violin; the ed generally l0-l3j< c per 16. and south of Sanford, on Ssnford-OriiD. gentlemen of the quartette; Mrs. 25-<0c. per dozen. L ettu ce ship­ do rosd. For price and terms see or The following program was ren­ McGuln, dramatist; Mrs. Deas, Mrs. ments decreased 15 cars from .Cali­ Write owner, J . O. Andes, Route A dered and overy number was better Maine* and Miss Mason, accom­ * 57-Fri-ftp '. fornia and total of 28 cars was 9 Box 195. than the p’rofesslonals ever rendered: panists; M r . ’ and 'Mrs. Munson, " My Native I*le"^..-'..r*a.~_*4 White dowers; Rev. Dr. McKinnon, spec­ cars leas than last week's movement. . For Sale—A barn, good 'rr.iterlil California has ihlpped twice, and ' • Gentlemen’s'Voices throughout and corrugated iron roof ial, donation, $2.00; the M. E . So­ Florida three times the volume of Cali r-.H 1000 I non Laurel avenue. * Phone “ A Leaf from the Spray” ----------- Ney ciety, use of chairs, the school board 411-W.s Mrs. Ella P. Hilburn , q*e of auditorium: Mr. Bradbury, last season to date. 6l-3tp “ The Long Day janitor; patrons who purchased For-Sale— 1917 Ford touring c»r Close.” .................. '..Sullivan West tickets' or • admissions; *' New Auto Horn. . Messrs. in perfect' conditio’n. See Jimmy ’ . Ladies' Chorus A horn to be carried on the rear of Adams, Kent and Randall, •ticket Stewart, B. & O. Motor Co. ci-tfc Reading. The Two Roads” taking and ushering; the gentlemen in automobile, which sounds nutomat-' Icnlly when the car Is backed, has bceri . . Mr*. R. C. Maxwell •For Sale—Full blood grey rock who have put their hand* in their Cornet Solo, ” 0 Salutari*” .... Panofk pocket* and without s grumble made been Invented by a woman. hens. Priced to sell. ,C..P. Nieholli, Mrs, Jessie Stumon Hefndon * Longwood, Fla. ' 61-2tp' up the deficit, .Messrs. T. W. Law­ (a) ” 0 Holy Father" No. »TM • ton, Forrest Lake, A. R. Key, R. J . For Sale—Livingston Globe torn** ( b t "Lullaby” ,.'. ' Holly. B. F. Whitner, D. C. Mar­ « Report *t lb« C —S1U— of Tbe to plants, $1.25 per thousand, now • Ladies' Quartette lowe, E. A.‘ Douglass, L. *R. Philip*, ready. M. S. Nelson, Eureka Ham­ "Spring is Here".....................Dick S. J . Carnes, R. F. Connor and E. FIRST NATIONAL BANK mock, box 1173, Sanford, Fla. 59-tf Mrs. A. M. Philips T. Woodruff. If there are no far­ the State o f Florida, at “ My Old Kentucky Home".” ther dlflleultlM.. In lettloment with At• Sanford,In For Sale— One little cow >, J» ney. • x Gentlemen’s Quartette • tho close of bu*lnes*rMareh 4, 1918 the Bedpath Rureau, these sponsor*, Inquire Mrs. C. R. Walker . 10M. "Solo. Grand O rg an .... !......... ............... through the c.-.nrplling of the last East-Second St. . Mrs, Lucile Aspinwall. Taker h ettrnctio and receipt of the $20.75 . nMttrt For Sale— 1000 lbs new celery "When Daylight Goes"....Nfedlinger from the benefit concert will have I m i u and I)iM D u nU _^ Ncn« and Dili* fU«ll»ct>un«wires. F. A. Stone. Eighth and Oik. « Ladies' Chorus , • rebate so that their net outgo will be rd (other than tank »ccrplm nrai told J ______ S0.0S9.S4 271.079.S2 . ' ’_________________ 55-tf ’ Violin Solo. "M editation," from reduced to $3.00 ezch. O vndralla. ututmiwl . ------------------- . • 113.62 U. 8. llooda' ilepoellrd to Krur* ri/r-ii!*Thai. ..................... Massenet . For Sale — hand farm or’ daft tioa (par valor) —---------— -----—. 9,750.00 • Mr. J . Rcizenstcin On T h e Book Drive ’ • Librny t^*ao ll«nd», onhorse, weight 1350 lbs. Intjuirt’TirA f lrdfvd, 3 >4 p«r <»nl »nd " M y Aunt Eliza” (by request) Tho soldier* and sailor* want Rrumley.___________._________53-tf par coot _ _ ---------- Ml,370.00 Mrs. Wren SjcGuin liberty l » n Rood*, 3 hi books and S'nnford 'is expectedprr cml and 4 |»r rrot, For- Sale— Ford Touring Car, De­ plrd(r>t to wrtin Stair er The local Lyceum: Association* furnish her quota. Send them to other drpoatUor bUll pay-. * t „ mountable wheels. * Good condition. .HU ■ ■ *■■■ ________ |I0.0o0.00 41470.00 Bargain. Phone 6. P. 0 . Box SsJ. wishes to heartily thank all who the Library Association if you have ID* U.3. PontU have assisted In making the course them. The following account of the jlondiothfrthMi I'lrdH lo Senif# 1’i^il ” • • :,5.*if Savinc« I>epo*|tt.---- -— S.ffcO 3S * - » ■ *--- - , just closed ho nearly a success, es­ book* needed will be helpful: llotidundtrrurilki plulfr*! For Sale—One frnh mslk co*. pecially those who contributed ho m nUiunl I jc Sutr, rr "The most popular books in ramp c-ttirr (UfK^iU (pc«Ul rtR. L. Garrison. Fort Reed: *i7-:fc are the ‘Quartermaster Manual* nnd fiudrtl) or hill* pl)lWf - r..r<yi c-) IU uth«r than I' S 'Over the Top.' ” says L. W. Jot- Scoim Honda tnol locludlrf - .......... For' Sale —T<-n a>-n» .Kt ilurtij nanr«l ur|hiUrtl It-.lOa .'t 4«»,3 4l34 M-lyn, lil'rnrian at Camp Johnston, laml on Cameron avenut . t 11 •Privuli |Stork ol Fad#ril U$hL (j O|**f 2,|no.i>o near Jacksonville, Fla. , s . J |, | . •* ! mil of fubarrlpti’m)*—.— ----- , li.777.3t the heart of tho celery della Thii riMt an*! Army IU'igui&ttonK an* v».u#nf banking h<u** 2400 00 farm joins railroatl loading - i-.ion. elr^e* Com pel itorv. and we r..-e«l J l,77t JO Three acres cleared. Mu-: « soli bhakesptare; 'T h e International Enrrdrra. Itwrr.e to close an estate. If int--.*t»t(d 2S.tS9.4L cyelopediu,- Kipling and Servire—a n,„*<____ • . write F. J- McD.-)nner -i» -«uj l«»t of additional copie-" * ' ' VhJ ^ ; iu',l/n"'11r''' n • f< ' j*Michigan The As L. A. Library Building at s « «nwuni 4ur i m m * " - i link­ . . . . er.. anil tru»t mirprntrv olltrr tl^n 1,901.17 ! Tomato plants fur -ale • t < amp Johnston was lortnally openo-1 inrlu.t-d t-» Itrm. n. u and ts on January 28th. "After, the first, ChrcU cmotter tanka * it, u u t ri:y H. 1^-filer.__________________ ■'>*.!? half hour of servire, says the hlirnr-t tKan M,.m *7* *. • 2.121,79 i Rhode Island Red !• - at-! ian. "we made every technical nnd T*|iJ l , ‘ ' S' Timr. \ ng. $2.00 for fifteen l: 1 «.* military science book 'referenct*,' at. . ltr«trni(iiion (uml «ak 1 s Tr.»nr.t .117 30 : ,. . .1 I . I . •i.<47li.» lrt.ni t" :» T'OMt'r. _ I risnn. would not le' them circulate I cat; . ^ state with absolute certainly that t’0'*1 — , For Sale—A six ro. :v. !. ind every book on carpentry, m ed ian -j lot, west side I.^urel avc- .• tieUtklUllr. ics, engineering, and in fact all tho, tween Sixth anti Seventh • A 113,00040 useful arts, and every book on mil^ kl p*u,n ; ” 15,000.00 Ifi per cent investment V l *b>\, flarv subjects would have gone be- Pndivid.'.i profit* 9,79*.7,t 97 Washington Avc., till City. i*». ___Current e»prn»v-. mtrrfore we closed that first night, if We nl, arvl taxes palJ M-DJtp 4.SC!.iO 3.MQO.OO Amt. r»;crvr*l f«-r -iim irru^l . had not made them .'reference.' 2M0M Amt. f"f iU inlrrr»t IfffUJW. f,750.00 T F o r ' Sale—Beet pla'tifs, 70 c»cU t iff QUtirij: rtuD ( cutftlAf.tP.r.^ '" I t 's amusing," he says, " t o ate Nrt nr.ounti due Ntlionit Itiak*—— ijfjwwit* rubjrft to rh*^k JT.uL.ll 100 or $2.00 per thousand. Write* men lined up to get Carter's ‘ Horset, Indivitiun) Orliflrstrs ol drpi«t* dur in l«-* Fortin Bros., Wagner. Fla. M tlf. than 30il*y» (olh*r tt.*n for moioy _ Saddles anil Bridles,’ or Captain l,orro««t--------------------For Rent—Furnished loom. 11$ '| Hayes' 'Veterinary Note*.’ If 1 cir­ Crnl(l*,l rh*rk» —^ •■JX'JI (,'uhiit'i ihrflv oubtsadine-----------14M.10 culated the •lJui»r*,‘rm',H,,‘r’'* Man- Staff, 5------rtrtjfity -••-------— j. •V" '1 * of rtU rt-f-r— munirij»%-l i!r|«»«it» . No French uul,' I would nrrd a .llioii^and copHy of »H»* i»*r»k * ^*-w I M ..r. " “1SI For Rent—Three ies. The automobile books nr<- in Xuuldrm.nd-Ujk^ o. th» » t-»n> <ln.( •111, Mil’prt I,. It r •r r v -. fronting on First strict tom. n , 31, li. IS. 31. 31*. great dentand nod the truck drivers 39, tl) . m i l l ..... 4 * 4,011.90 sirablc olfires in city. Several otfctf are disappointed because they can't r»rin«v <l*po*IU----------------- . l i m l l good ofllcc rooms'in same bullainj. Other thnv ilv p a a lU ----------------------------------19,007 48 take these out. But If they stay ToU l ot Itrna d«po.lUi lo I l r ;'' Yowill & Speer. here they are in use all the. time, ists in this d ty and thfir efforts to give this entertainment and ^ssist the-.men who put up their money for ^the Lyceum attractions 'th a t failed to raUe the money are ap­ preciated. . Space will not permit a detailed report of the entertainment. Suf­ fice to say that the church was crowded and that the entertainment was one of the best ever placed be­ fore an audience* in this dty.- • a‘ISgSIIIISgillllljggj||||jggilllligllllig§illlBlllliggil!g X GREAT gg XX :x i X X XX X XX X t H i • X e • S A T U R D . A 'I T —and — . .a rr v r. Itrinv 4 2 , 43. 41 and 4& ___ —- — —.— 2a-,931.91 whereas; if I circulated them, they Other FOR KENT bonda borruvrd without turnlahlnc mtlatrral arwfity tor M i n t ----would he Idle' part bf the time IIUli p a y a tta a l t l i Krdrtal l l r - r r » r flank to.OOO.CO "B u t this ia not simply a technical ’ Furnished Rodms ^ y Day. W«k library. We hail several shelves on * . Total___ ----------- --' or Month—Park nvenue Kl.it. 1« l.lahllitlr. Id * mllwv-unt*. i n r lu d in c the War and there are rarely si* 5o,o59sa Nortf, pflrk avenue, over L. It I’ll’, tho— a with Krdrral ItewMv Hank volumes in. Ja c k London, Shakiu- , lips Si Co. drug store* Mr* C. C, * penre. O. Henry', Service. Kfplihg. ' 8ui« ot n<*Hd«. l*ountjrj>l Krtnlnolf. tu.tf I, It. F. Whltnrt. f'a>hwT of lh« ab irt-nanw-d Hnrt, m a n a g e r . __________ Cburihill. Stewart Edward White, lan................... k, do aokmnly t a fa r (bat Ib r abova «lalmm>t * Fm- Reqt—Furnished roon« witk Znne Grey, Richard Harding Davis It |n» lo tha t>«*» of my knowW-drv and M lat. n. F. W lllT N C It , Cathkr or without board. Mr» < as- (*' and Irvin S. Cobb arc all very pop­ f1ut»aitw*d ami awoin lu I.. A. Ilrumlry Adams, 519 Oak. • SS-ltp batorwmalMa 15th day F. I’. Fonts ular.".. . MONDAY ol »l«r, 1918. Clearing out the Silk Stock, we find many Short Lengths etc., of. practically New Silks, such as MESSALINE, POPLIN, TAFFETA, SHIRTING and CREPE. Through SATURDAY and MONDAY YD. See Display YOWELL-SPEER , ^ :r% ’i . . . , ■<»-. |»ec | I X X X IIIBIIIliiSElllHli • ¥K* i a ^ \ . Band Concert • Tuesday evening, March 26th. * Watch the Hcrdid of that date for the*program, which will include some new features. • : Boy Preacher Here . . * Charles Turner, tho Boy Preacher will preach at the Star Theater Sun­ day afternoon nt 3 o'clock. All in­ vited to huar hint. • X Sunday at Congregational Church This being Pqlm Sundny the morning theme will be “ The Tri­ umphal Entry, or the Word, of Cheer for Tragic Titnet).’’ . Miss Isabelle Phelps, missionary of the American Board at I’ao-lingfu, China, homo on furlough .will speak In the evening. Miss Phelps fu thoroughly -acquainted with China nnd the Chinese, is a thrilling speak­ er and brilliant impersonator. She has been visiting some Important Florida points arid Saqford is ex­ tremely fortunnto In hesring her. It is possible th at Miss Phelps will occupy the pulpit also in the- morn­ ing: if so, the evening's presentation will be one of impersonations of women's life in China. Do not fail to hear this w-orker who represents the Church in the front trenches of service. Bring a sliver offering for th o ’evening. Preaching at Upsala There will bo church service In tho afternoon a t the school house at three o'clock, Rev. C. DoW. Brower of Ssnffjid I* to spesk. ’ ' •»> ,*• A Question.­ ' Wbr don't wo get dimples Instead ot irrlnkleaf—Louisville CourierJoonuL T . J , Millar r t a u d * !> Cou:h • House for rcnt.’ O rooms, on Pnioa nvenue. Inquire W. P. Slone. ,17-tfc t»li»«or» Notary Public My Com. rXpitM N ot. 6. 191B ' •'Political announcements . For Rent—Furnished or \mfarnishod fiv* rooms- Magnolia-avenu#. Close In. Address Home, crq ll,r* aid. sfrtft_- P a r M r w t f t L a s l a la l n r a . T o tho D a m o r r a l l c A'olrra o l Pomlnota Co .t I t.araby a nn ou nce my Candida j y lor rapr c r n t a t l v r In tha n n t . P lo rlita lazl-latura trom H c m ln c lo county. auli)cct t o tho damo r ra t lr p r i m a r y to I * held J u n o 4th ot thla y ra r. a nd I n t f t o your c o n r l d r r a t l o n ol .m y quatlftrallo na. For Rent—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 117 Laurel . » • Sfi-lf |te«|.<-rtfutty, . J. J. DICKINSON. WANTED_______ _ Prank L. WoadrulT Anaauncra tar L'tla. . latara * . T o ih# V o t e r * ol Semlno'e C o . : I bee t o an n ou n ra that 1 a m n candidate (or r e f l e c t i o n t o tha hou»e o f rep rrten tatir e * from Se m in o le co unty! ' f l a v i n s aerved you In t h a t c a p a c i t y In th e . r a t i o n ot 1917 I feel f a m prapared to l i v e y o u l>e” e- ac-vice In 1 9 1 9 . f do not know o f any t.why you ahould not *lve me a a o e-e-! trtre., which haa a !w a y « been aecorlted all rerreacntatlvea In t h e r a t t . I fully, appreciate the hlch h o n o r pafd me hy r l e e t l n s me In 1918 and f h a v e endeavored mt a ll tim e! to took b t l e r t h e Intrreata ' o f t h e . people of Semino le >e o u n t y and the r t a t e n| Florida 1 hope f h a v e not failed t o futflll your e t perta tlopa a n d I truat you will i t * your way cl e a r t o f i v e me a arron d t e r m . A |tln th an kin g y o u for the many f a v o r * htaiowed on ma In t h e p a il 1 promt** t h a t I will h t . f i l t h f u l t o the 't r u il lm|>o**d in me. - , Yeufa very t r u l y . Wanted — Two white- chxm1’** maids. Lincoln Hotel. i»l--«*^ aVnntcd—To buy n liRht Y-ggy in good condition. v Address P. L. Box 1014. Sanford. . G0-2IP Wanted-CV-prcss log*. Landcck Lumber Company, Fla., stating what you can furn“» for continuous shipment1,1 ' ^ Eggplants nnd tomato pl»"lJ Immediate getting. Mrs. G. • Dougnl, Celery, avenue, Sanr,,f^;.,tf ’ FR A N K U W O O Q RU PP. • 1 -♦*> r CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING 0 a. i <s> |* kV’anted—A first class n«*n understands raising cotton. • to P. 0. Box 1255. Sanford D* References desired. * — • a . <#> 1 mad*. n*JM*taed JtaUT NS. q NH of 8WM. 8BM of •» g aa.r BRM, Sect lea >4. JTowoablp * #|^ *0 « . T*n*h***#o Moridjem p^(. , This H ead in g T H R E E C E N T S • Line For Eaen InsprUon. M iqlm am tl toUblLV uVr‘t. 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Biyojil J*' u Ia -jbiu aqi 'xpaaj ||jui jn K|ii| jbo uj mou q 3uh »!d ‘N O S I A v d 'a V •*U *jo)«j)t]U|uipyI p o o j l»«pt>d 3H cn vaan o h o jn v b a ill o M X -ao v d �TTTB .* l .\ PAGE POUR THE SANfORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD |y . a j ffcyrrni Mwtk 21, i ll s J stand anjf length of time. Or the cucumbers may be put up without the dill and when resorted end U, J . HOLLY, Editor ;<r counted the dill qjay be.added- In W. M . HAYNES, Dustaeas^lsntger • j> • this case, however, the plckleq should » P u b lh M E m r Tuaaday u < Friday T _ '_ sta'nd at least a week before being taken out; otherwise the dill favor Get out of the “George Habit” and do something yourself. ' Extrava­ will not have penetrated sufficiently. BW O Ctim O N r u e s IN ADVANCE: gance at your table disheartens thrift at your neighbors. The Food Admin­ •'"This form of pickles cannot be O N I n u a ......... ............................................... u .o c added to as tilth ordinary salt MX MONTH* ........................................ I.XS istration/The. Red Cross, The Y. M. C. A., and the future Liberty Loan THAOI MONlUfl» .TS pickles. issues wop’t attain expectations, if you don't change your ways and* wants. D * * N u Ik, aty b j Cu i Im 12.00 r « T w la Siring beans mid whole green to­ We’ll all pass out if everybody passes the buck. •DO IT YOURSELF—SAVE . A ln iM M 2*« Pot M „lk matoes put up in this way with dill PafBMaOi la A m w , Maa4 Da Mad, at Offlca are very delicious. CAPITAL $30,000.00 . SURPLUS $15,000.00Cabbage or sjfinach leaves may be ot, 4 m 8, caad Claaa Mall Matter Aafnt 71ad > 1000. at tka Paata(Bra at Saafard. riartda added in order to give a better green UadOT Art at Manh Ird. I(TO color. OBaa: UrtaU Bolldlac Tdaykaaa Na, ltd Plain Sail Pickles IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEME ^ T Barrel Quantity, Dr. Round's Rule. (Smaller quantities may be made Concerning Brining and Sailing Veg­ by the sam<^ method.) etables Put from 5 to C Inches of brine in • With the uncertainty of being C. M. HAND .If. R. STEVENS 0. L./-TAYLOR R. R. DEAS the bottom, of the.barrel,, using I lb. able to secure an adequate supply CaWiiOT Pih Un I A»*’l CarfiUt v ic lW d * p. L W OODRUFF Vica-Prstlthot of cans or even jars for the^prescrya- salt t o -1 gal. water and 1 qt. strong • tion of vegetables this Summer it is vinegar or 2 qts. grapefruit juice to T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT * • imperative that every housewife tho barrel. ' (The cucumbers may or may not should inform herself as to the pro­ cesses of brining and salting such be washed before brining by this Place cucumbers in the products. As a matter of fact brin­ process.) ing and salting nrc the quickest and barrel and add cover with weight.' sung by the Woman’s Club.Chorus 11' n. m .— Reception for members FauntlcRoy." It'ls the department's simplest method of preserving veg­ Then on the cloth- over the cover assisted by Messrs. Polk, tenor, and nnd ladies of the association by the desire that a day a week, he devoted ■ — -etab eta tiles les and eminently satisfactory (around Weight at edge) add as much Stone, bats, at tho Congregationa Woman’s Club of DcLnnd Commer­ to children when a good picture will S W E R 1—1° many cases more satisfactory salt as the water to be used Indl- church^on •Holy^ Thursday, March cial Club. b o 'shown for the delight 0f young WHAT SHALL B E TH E ANSW ,— i. ' • m — s n i . i l l - r_ v - u r i v i —ir— --l p. r a r iA ’ailver offering Richard H r Edmbriils, editor of Than* canning in glass or tin. Theae atea is n e e d e tfn lli. salF*tp' emcE YsTk. at 12 noon.— Motor trip to Daytona. minds. *— ___ , the Manufacturers Record, in a re­ processes save the labor and heat of gallon soft water.) This amount is to be taken. This la n fitting time Daytona Thursday April 4 for fermentation ‘hut when th e-b ar­ cooking and tho longer hours neces­ for this beautiful, appealing ora­ cent issue of that publication in an 1 p. m.— Huffet luncheon by the Growers of the Crystal Spring* editorial summing up the war situa­ sary for the latter and have proven rel is full -of cucumbers add 6 IDs. torio and should be a keen reminder Daytona Hotel Men's Association. section have organixed what is .to be with many vegetables tef result in salt each week f6r 5 weeks (on top to all who hear it ;of the sacred tion nnys: 2 p. m.— Meeting of the East known as the Dnshccn Company, better flavor with equal tenderness. between weight and edge of barrel.) event which Good Friday commem­ w-hiph will have -for Its purpose the America is made up of 100,000,000 Coast Press Association. Because of these facts it is impor­ If more liquid la needed to fill full, orates. development of the dashcen indus­ units of individual men and women. 3 p. m. — Motor sight-seeing trip add brine made as before but no This department held ita annua try and the distribution of the dashIt has well been said that God docs tant that every housewife in. Sem­ as guests of the Daytona Chamber vinegar.. Skim of! scum as it forms business meeting Tuesday afternoon, een and its products. not know ‘America as America, ex­ inole county should cut out and and stand barrel in' sun, protecting March 19th. Tho program topic of Commerce. cept as He knows you and me and keep for reference tho following rules if posaiblb with glass top from rain. 7 p. m .— Dinner at Hotel Deswaa "Oratorio Music" ahd repro­ every individual who in the aggre­ given by Dr. L. A. Round of the Prospect*.arc bright for the estab­ pland, with camouflage literary pro­ Bureau of Chemistry, U. S. Dept, These pickles can be kept indef­ ductions of aelcctions by world famed gate comprise America. lishment of a regular schedule of of Agriculture. ' Among these rules initely. To use soak in* two waters artists from "T he Messiah,1 "S ta ­ gram, guests of the Daytons Dally trains on the Moore Haven exten­ You are America to the extent of are some of value in the commercial •* • (cold) for 12 hours each .time or use tist Mater" and "E lija h " were great- News. sion of-the Coast Line in the near your individuality. Your responsi­ preparation of pickles, one. or more The Storr phono­ Friday April 5 water heated to 120 F. for a few[ly appreciated, (future. A solid' carload of .lettuce bility in. this' world crisis is exactly of thyse formulas not as^yct having 9 a. m.— Leave Despland. Hote moved from this farming section re­ minutes. (The cold process I s ‘ per­ graph and records used were* kindly the same as that of America as a been published even In D r. Round's haps better, though Iqngcr.) , Then furnished by the Wallace-Gibson for motor trip to New Smyrna. cently by way of Sebring. which whole. ^ bulletin on this subject. . / At New Smyrna Friday Aprjl 5 place In vinegar to cover, cither M7aic Co. at present the headquarters for ship­ America must put forth evtry Dill Pickleaf Family Use sweet or 'sour, plain or spiced, and During the business meeting inter­ 10 a. m. — Meeting of the associa­ ments along the extension. ounce of its strength to save itself, (4 gals., Dr. Round's Rule) let stand from 4 to 6 weeks. Then esting reports of the year's work tion at the public school auditorium. but America will fail to do this to . These must be made in a crock of drain and replace vinegar with fresh. were read by officers and commit­ Election of officers. Selpction of W. C. Groves of West Palm the extent that, any individual fails keg, a water tight , non-motallic 're­ tees. The election of officers resulted meeting. Resolulions. Reach is establishing a 600-acri- hog Saner Krant to do his or her full duty. ceptacle. as. follows: Mrs. Norris Levis; vice , Dr. Round’s Method 12:30 p. m.—Seafood dinner on ranch, which promises to he one of Viewed from this nnglo, are you chairman; Mrs. Albert Philips, sec­ 2 lbs. green dill or 1 lb. dry dill the largest of its kind in the, state. Take off dirty, outside leaves; retary-treasurer and Mrs. L. A. Coronado Beach, as guests of Nwc The property, which was purchased truly nn American or nrc .you merely are required and I cupful strong quarter and shred. Allow 2 t* lbs. The fol- Smyrna Commercial Club. a hanger nn, shouting perhaps with vinegar or 2 cupfuls weak vinegaer salt to '100 lbs. cabbage (One level Takach, chorus leardcr. from the Southern States Land and 2:!l0 p. m .— Motor trip to Old the crowd, but doing no real ef­ or grapefruit, or sour orange juice, tablespoonful to one pound). Sprin­ •lowing committees were elected, Timber Company js located on the fective service in this, the greatest and lb. salt to each gallon of kle in layers, add 2 qts. vinegar or 2 Mrs. Ed. Higgins, finance, Mrs. F. Spanish mission. Palm Reach Canal. Four hundred crisis since man’s creation? water; also 1 to 2 ox. mixed spice., ncres will be devoted to pasturage, of grapefruit juice to each barrel. L. Woodruff membership, Mrs. T a ­ kach .chairman of program. * Welfare Department and the remainder planted to feed Go deep down into your soul be­ Put half the dill and half the Pound down with wood masher and A motion to create » permanent The" Welfare Department h'ad its crops. The farm will be stocked fore you make answer to yourself, spico in bottom of the crock or keg, spread thick layer of outer leavOi on to your country and to your God to then pack in the cucumbers. The top: from 2 to 5 or moro inches fund for uifding general club ex­ montjily meeting last Wednesday, with Durnc-Jrrseys, •Berkshire* and these questions: vinegar may be added with the cu­ thick. Cut out a cotton cloth larger penses was voted on nnd carried. A- March 20th. Though rainy weather Pland Chinas. motion to tnake the Students' Re­ ruled the destiny of tho afternoon What am i doing personally to cumbers.) These may he of any than lia/rcl and proceed as for dill cital April lflth, a benefit for this there wuli a fair attendance. The pickles. uphold the government, to equip preferred sixe and must he washedCultivate Your Aspiration*. • fund was seconded and carried. program committee, had planned After 2 weeks will be ready to can and sustain our soldiers nnd to light­ and drainitfl. A small hit of stem Very few people are satisfied with or to protect the surfaru with oil The members ure gratified at the afternoon for nn hour on .the Con­ the work they ore doing. Many'of should be leit to carb one. en their burdens? servation of our National Parks, but them have aspirations for something When the container is filled to- or paraffin as for dill pickles., If sur­ Hork they have been able to' accnmWhat sacrifice am I making to as the conservation of fo o d . is the face is kept clean when bubbling plish this season and are looking for­ better, more cnngenlnf. If you have, match the sacrifice of the soldiers within about .1 inches of the top '.vital"theme of these.days the after­ who give up home and endure untold put in the rest of the spice and dill stops or the kraut is canned when ward to n still more productive year. noon was given over mbstly to that •ny natural leaning toward a higher grade of work, says Physical Culture hardships and offer their lives to.pro­ and cover with a clean cloth large ready no' had odors .will arise. If topic. , ........................................... Mrs. It. It. Dens, chairman --»— .. Mngnzlne, don't strive to put It ugt ofcanned either the old or new brine Love Thy Neighbor enough to lnp over (ill around. Then tect me? will be used. 4 Whom do' we love? We love them vf the food Committee hud n food iyour mind, hut try to keep It Yeiy * What artx I doing to increase the put on a clean , wooden cover iyhich exhibit which was classedaccording IWUch In your mind. It inny Indicate To Salt Down Cabbage * all! X 'output of the things needed for war will lit inside the rfnrk and on top to caloric value.i as) « idled In t,,r "hleh you are especially or" to sustain |he nation in its stu­ (dace n non*me'allir weight. ' The Without Fermentation i Dr. Round's- We love the German after his fall •with varieties of f> d . .•air.tngcd.' k*fteil. If you Imve'nny iiiiibltl..ti* cutMethod.) We put him there with bitter zeal. • cover may lie of cypress or oak or pendous task? some j.1: iv yig ; o • f ! value., •Ki* tlvufe them. It I* only those who dun* Allow I Hi. .mil to 5 Ills, cabbage. 1That nur free land lie may not Mtenj. a heavy stoneware plate will do hul to follow the guiding star of <|e»ilo> Py being rv. i *n .re expensive than! Am 1 seeking personal gain of . . . . .. . . . . ; encouraging nnd cultivating tlie.-e nsplpine must not le- used. And (he Remove outer leaves ami quarter, Freedom! .Freedom, ' t is our 'appeal! higher wages or shorter hours or other foods which had more nutrient; wh(, u, move forward weight must not lie our Florida packing light with salt between.- 'Twas that of the Greeks, woii by larger profits merely for my own in­ qualities. Mr*. liras was ussiued in to their realization. shield. sandstone or limestone. HoweycV, Put on cover and weights. After 24 this by AFfs. Deane Turner. dividual selfish interests? bricks will do ’ or heavy -Idocks orf hours' if enough brine has not form­ •Six hundred il. C. they gave to us Am I consecrating every mm-e'of any wood..but pine. Allow nhout e d 'to cover add brine il lb. salt to Oiir desire for freedom, none for lus:. Mrs.' Charles read a s|dendid pa­ No' “Short Chnnpe" Here. my ntrength, every power of my lie- h;i!f , hc lnPa, lin. ()f t)„. ,.r„rk for 2 qts. water, "to come up to tlic| per on "Food Values" written An uulomiitlc „ change e.nlcnlntor. ing toward arousing the nation to^, ,irine ,irv „H|t wooden cover. There will he a sm all; 'Tis not the Germans who carry th e 1 Mrs. L\ M. Reray, who is chairman f which pays out correctly the dlfi'erotice ward ./nicker,.nr; )#«cnt P8iri.ui.im cJoti, ,)H- edge of tho rover, qmount of. bublduij:, but this, will guu, Jof hoioe ecoaoi.iic* hi the cl-<b. j beiwtvu one dollar and lip* ai e iqil of i nI«> n t t i l f i j g ' t m v . i r u i«!rrta6* ‘ then (tour <n the ...oil w nterv nnd I not eonltnut Ion,*, and when'll his 'Tic nor (he Germans who lire lik. 1C’alur*c xalbes being stre* ed -.iil j ft th ing used la T>.j:il:l • .* • ls<nen>i('tr v-ufues o' foods *-|i I Mona, el i'e{era^ J!•*• lw*u. • b.*n*v ini; food i oductuin. L... lc-*uuiiif loud tilt up-oniil t« n in a -m a r" t'P T r ^ ifc r f :W,r.pt d-' the »»t i In* liquid** — * * th'- Hurrsy THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY tion'a •u»e through Liberty Bondi, Red Crosa or Y . h|. C, .A. work, or rellgioua activitle*? i * \ .Am I .merely ' * casual looker pn, mn unthinking beast with no realist* lion ol my individual responsibility to God and man, or am I consecrat­ ing all that ia in me*, all my poweni of mind and body, to this great task, the most momentous to which man­ kind hna ever been railed? •Am I a shirker, a slacker, a phys­ ical, mental or a ftnsancial coward, or am I a man or a woman into whom God has really breathed the breath of life in its largest and divinest sense? -----L— 1— ~ D o I t Y o u rs e lf PEO PLES B AN K O F S A N FO R D > SANFORD, FLORIDA :x x x ror.-'iimi' •i I. ;ih l ». a . ••• i .1 alt i- on lop the i'-nd*iic> will le the building of abi, •nc: la n n ror (t i„ «ot;le at the lint tom anil Olll puI nf stre! .«! i n n Will coal mi, brine the Cucumbers. nnd rlieutiriils and machinery, the I’iinr:tiiii all large ciicuiniierr, .lieexpansion and*at Hi* aanu- time the ; fore placing in jar. This will -pre­ ronstrvntlin o? transportation far’lvent "floaters” or "bloaters." itics b y rail and water nnd highway? j Fermentation will begin . quickly Am .1 adjusting my family ex- 1 and scum will form like soapy suds. ■peases by cutting out every untia . . . . . , i Remove il us it forms, otherwise the ejsary* -thing that Uic money-. tbux.;.||U.klM ^ ,,e in Ju m i. ------------saved irny be dedicated to tin* n.tDill |lck!es will . keep through w/trin' weather— despite their reputa­ tion to the contrary—if -properly protected. As quickly a* fermeutntion ceases pour cottonseed oil to 12 inch thick on top o( the jar, or boiling hot paraffin. Paraffin shrinks P ro m p tly a n d C orrectly howevdr in the hottest weather R en d ered M ean Much sometimes so, as a safeguard, dip a to th e Retail M erch an t large cotton cloth in the paralfin and tic il down over the jar, scaling it Itemized Statements tivtnr-ir inmiT^of Monthly Statement Outfits combine thoLodgerand State­ ment work and reduce labor about fiOTJ Simplifies bookkeeping and eliminates disputes with cus­ tomers. Statements itemized to date and may be delivered on do- This loose lea? system fits every retail business. We will . gladly explain ita application to jronr buaineao. No obligation on your part B and. HERALD PRINTING CO. Phone 148 Sanford,Florida paraifined'*J'cloth around the outside. Sunlight, also, is n prefontive of the deadly scum which destroys the ||ic k ln and if the jars ran stund al­ ways..in the. light with -glasT -com­ pletely covering the top they are considered safo. Or when bubbling has stopped ’ pickles may be placed with the' diU (redistributed) in glqss •jnr.i, the jars filled to overflowing from the brino in the keg. Release the spring each day until bubbling has quite stopped nnd thare is no more gas to escape, then real Melal top jars should not be used for these pickles. Commercial Dill Pickles Barrel Quantity — Dr. Ilound'a rule •Fill barrels as crorks or kegs are filled. Put weight of bricks on and : let stand about a week; till the bubbles have escaped. Then skim and put in tho head prepared with a hole in- it. ' Through this hole fill with brine and plug, after being oure the barrel ia porfcctly full. The oil -may be uted vyith barrels, also, if .‘ holiiii io ufiin. i i i i * andi. .try to . . ••uilil I i yoaq; .................i i.i . i , ,i'lim e, linker 'lives line* as we*l................... »• iui*li<l>es. i..*1,lei .etl liy lit ml or par-, .... Whom we Mhnuld-ilesi>:*e uail ol<l. Also •let led. • * 1 , .... . , . . . ___ , r i lor the <liange Is pud directly to (Inkill, \ nest suited for the ir.an who worvs1 customer. The cashier merely pr> -••* , ’Tis (hat ilishonesl old Kaiser Rill, .and tlin.ie for the child, etc. Ollier Vegetables in Brine a l.ev ninrkid with th e. uauuinl of An exchange fo recipe wa* an cn* •purchase. • Gryen peas, ishelleiL siyidg bear.s Kuch man has a place he’s forced to fill I! • -jjoynhle feature of thi* part of thei nnd all siirln of "greens" <hecl tops, etc., inqy be brined by the same No Hint ter what, "*ti* tho kai'ser'a w(ll-.l pcogran, elifferer.t members giving _ Where Happiness It Found. . . . . . ... . . . . . k.H. .. I l l l. .. 1 1 ^ . 4 . I t . I I • ■ . Then let. .us remember,, ull that's I,>aid . their choice recipefc—M piul ones for j Smnctiody says that hnpplnrai ft nl* method. • . • . •I • Should lie against tin- Imperial Head. } w-ar tltnej. • These we.ie read by ways where vve (Iml It. 'but scbftni Heels Fermented in Brine ' s . --Ili^ li School Girl. , Mrs. \V. K.' yVatson, . ■ . • where U"e. bviX for It. This muy he a Dr. Hound'J Method —“Beets* -nidy* b«w- "iiri sesvcd • whole-*— "— * •* • |B r * * \ ." x t n.’.i i v n ! „ , , , pliy.f-r the fnniu- Tlu-rd wv.fliul'bnif RLS.S (•AN •• AT Dcl.AND on . Our •National Parks was road, . w.|t.rir wo ,„ck f„r i,_C x(unpctlcdi by using pt. vinegar -----— ’ .1 mentioning Flu-Ids’* . Rrtyr.| Palm ,, , " . . . and J | cupful salt, .slirr.ing till, en­ tirely dissolved, before placing o n } " * * * Meet In Triangle Play During State Burk also. beets. Otherwise, proceed as before Next Week, The Dcpnr'.mcnt vja'cd have directed. ! DeLand, March 2 2 . —Through" the Xlr3. Fuller, chairman of state civics Dr. Round's in llclin may be had |commercial club* and .press of the to give club one of her enthusiastic •' on application to me but thesi rules t trianct*.* cities, final arrangements talks on civics, April 3rd. should be preserved as the bulletin1^or l *“’ emeriumment of .he 1 .orida Welfare Department has promise TODAY doe* not contain all ofthose given i V tn s Association have just been iif Dr. Masters' of Orange Bark San­ completed and the detailed program itarium to give r.n address April 17 here). " L lU lo IfOrtl FayntUtro;." is being sent ihe newspapers of the on “ Health." Dr. Masters .has bqen Rilc£ M. Fletcher Berry, slatV today.— Ih its final* form It-will ----- —-~Emorg. Home Dom. Agt. fir Sanfouf three consecutive years - ALSO contain twelve pages, six pages be­ and always meets with a hearty ap­ ing devoted to u condensed story of plause. Woman's Club Notes The Big.Gun that Shools 33, Volusia . county and the triangle The Literature Department will Mm. Savage announced the Chil­ cities, DeLand, Daytona and New 000 Shots a Minute. ' have the pleasure on Wednesday dren’s Bieture Day, at which time Smyrna. The program itself is as next of hearing a paper prepared by would be ' shown " L ittle Lord follows: Mrs. Stella I’. Arrington on "Presi­ At DeLand Wednesday April 3 dent Wilson and His Conception of 1:30 p. m.’r-One hour organiza­ His Office." This will not doubt lie tion meeting at DeLand Commercial a most- interesting paper as Mrs. Club. . Arrington has spent-, ’considerable 2:30 p. m.- Motor trip to DeLeon time and effort in ita preparation, no aside from the fact of its being an Springs a s'g u ests of the DeLand Commercial Club. all absorbing subject. We hope for A dip in the fountain of youth, a good vttcndnnro at this meeting. guests of Bowers & Son. “ High Grade Tires at Low Grade Prices” The Social Department announce* Visit to Sprirg Garden Ranch, 4 a change of entertainment on Tues­ • * % , guests of F. N. Burt *of DeLeon day, March 26th. Mrs. W. A. Fitts Springs and Buffalo, N. Y. * 3,500 MILE& GUARANTEE * FORD SIZE ONLY Jr.j will be hostess at an afternoon _7 p. m.—Dinner at College Arms • • * .*• . 'bridge party- instead of the evening r *■ * . , Hotel. bridge. Red Cross benefit. Mrs. * Thursday April 4 Newman hostess, as shown in year 9 a. m.— Clispel cJfercUes at S tet­ book. The date for • this benefit son University arjd rlnsp$ctlon of party will be announced later, it be­ Piipizc 67. . _ 1. ‘ ,. !* •Sanford, Fiorina buildings. ing purposed to occur sometime dqrFirst Street Next to Ford Garage ‘ 9:30 a. m.— M’orting of the Florida ing April. > Tht*. Music Department annoilnre Publishers* Auxilicyy in tho DeLand "T h e Crucifixion".by Stainer, to be Commercial Clul>. L Y R IC ttmtmtatamtmtmmmmmmtHtttG? I SPECIAL S A LE O F FISK AU TO TIRES It tt Sanford ;V ulcanizing Works i• . • ■ • , ,, �J H E 8ANPOBD HERALD Lltlfe Happenings Mpnllpnof ‘ Msltcrs In Brief . Personal Items of Interest In:arid About The City dt Summary of the floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers this matter and we will continue to give the, subject' our active atten tlon. • ' __ Faithfully yours. (Signed) Wm. G. McAdoo. IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN H APPEN IN G S O F IN T E R E S T -IN AND * ’ ARDTTW n S A W F D R D Mrs. No m» Klnc Mrtiuihlln, HocUl Rditor. Anvnn* haWnfcrurxn, ptrtl** aranyartlrl* lor thU column. It troubl bo ipprrcUtod It Ihoy would lolcpbono 273-J Lccturo al Winter Park ."Jeru salem ," a stcreopticon lec­ ture will bo given tonight by Rev. Seth Woodruff of Orlando spfrnl C. • DoW. grower at Winter Park. Saturday in Sanford. Tho pictures were .taken by Mr. Brower, himself in tho Holy City. J . W. Trammell of Kissimmee is registered at the Hotel Carnes. M. L. Scott Dice in Tampa Donegan claims that these securftiec are unlawfully held'and that thtfre [a a conspiracy to ruin him financially. The St. Cloud National Bank, was thrown into a receivership several months ago. R. M. Johnson of Dallas, , Tex., is administering ita affairs. — . ’ '.* j Mr. anil Mrs. W. B . Messenger hero last Sunday evening in ono of Jacksonville were here Sunday the his heart reaching and ever inspir­ gtiesta were Mrs. A. E. HID, ..MrsReports are that the potato crop Sursts of Mr. Messenger's parents. ing discourses. Rev’. Massey took Eastcrby, Mrs. W. W, Long, Mrs. in the Mill Creek section of St. Come to hear the Crucifixion at occasion to put the question to the Pattin, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Eldridge, Johns county is coming along nicely, the Congregational1 church Thurs- congregation, ''Are you what you Mrs. Henry McLaulin. Mfrs. Speer, and with favorable weather condi­ d»y, Match 28th. < • 61-2tc ■* are by the grace of God" or by the Mrs. D. A. Caldwell, Mrs. M. L. tions a bumper crop is expected. grace of some other foreign force. ' There is some talk ot a daily ,l)ul* Wright nnd Mrs. C. C. Woodruff. Mark L. Scott died in Tampa Nearly 200 acres have been planted Ho said "th a t _ each one should lot in. ty .he .printed at The Herald C. G. Picrspn of Orlando was in Sunday morning'aftcr a short illness to spuds In this vicinity. A small search his heart and find out if he olllro during the "big drive'’ on the Mr. and Mrs. Nixon Butt of Or­ acreage has also been planted to and the remains wero brought to Sanford on business yesterday. was not ashamed of himself after western front. The Herald is per­ lando and their charming visitor, castor beans. this city, tho funeral being held ** fectly willing to get out a dialy putting the question -to himself, Miss Olive Wright of Tennessee from tho Congregational church to­ G. E. Williams of Macon, Git., is to r," he said, “ if a man is what he ghect if sufficient advertising is motored over for .luncheon Sunday day ut one thirty, interment being registered at the Hotel Carnes. Poultry raisers of Osceola county forthcoming to help pay for It. If is by the grace of .God surely he at the Hotel. Miss Wright* will he mado in*J»nkuviow. Rev. Brower arc being urged by the State Poultry the business m?n want It The Her­ would not have cause to he ashamed irj Orlando a few days longer as the officiated at the funeral and a large Mrs. L. R. Philips' many friends Agenf jo- prcsffY0 eggs. until higher • ald will get It out, but those wanting of himself—yet if he does not have gucs( of Mr. nnd Mrs. Butt. Concourse of people attended the will regret to learn of her Illness. prices prevail. There are now some a* daily should remember that the the grace of God and is what he is services . • .... twenty-five poultry men Who are wires lilone- will cost over $25 per by some foreign force, then he ought 'Mrs. E. F. Housholder entertsjned to be ashameil of his position Tor the Mark Scott'was a form er resident members of the Osceola County Mr. und. Mrs. Roller of Orlando • week. . firpgc of God is ready for all those uf this city, holding the position of are the guests o f.M rs* J . T. Ilrndy the "spendthrifts" Friday afternoon- Club, which is working for the het-* House for [lent—E. T. Woodruff. that seek it." very Informally. It was a farowell torment of the poultry business in city clerk for ten years.or more, af­ CS-Stp party for Miss Ruth. McUingor who This sermon was just a hit differ­ terward moving to the southern part . Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Balch of Or­ left Su.ndny for Richmond, Va. Hon...Uivers H. Buford, candidate ent from any ,that the pastor has of the stnte where he lived until hi* lando are guests at the Hotel Auction was played and Mrs. E u ­ for justice of the supreme court wii* He lenvesfour children to delivered since being in Sanford, death. Fifty-two thousand dollars have • gene Roumlllaf won the prize. Dain­ in the city yesterday shaking hands and as well could he termed just a mourn.his death, among them being Carnes. . _ . ____' * . i been appropriated by the Stato ty refreshments were served. with his old friends and making hit better than the others, aiid might Mrs. Will Beatty of this city. Board of Control,' and will be ex­ L. W. Beaslly and E. W. Stearns • many new ones. show that the old adage of "The Mr. Scott was a remarkable man pended for ’imprO'Vemont* at the "T h e Willev/a" of Chicago, a very The (Woodmen Circle meets sec­ new broom sweeps clean" may he in many ways, being without the use of Tampa are spending -a few days fn University of Florida, Gainesville. handsome yacht is at the Clyrie ond and fourth Wednesday at 2:.'I0 changed to "T h e older it gets-the of whole nrms yet being an expert Sanford. Architects have been Instructed to Line dock, and will he for several p. rn. All members requested to at­ better it sweeijs." Mr. Massey has bookkeeper and fine penman nnd prepare plans for a $20,000 audi­ Miss Minnie ‘Stewart came np days. It is well worth a trip down tend. 1st & 3rd Fri, 2nd and 4th that peculiar ability of being able to despite his affliction making his liv­ torium aa well as a $14,000 addition Tues. 61 -tf hold his entire audience to the,very ing’ in office work. He was greatly from Palatkn to spend the week end there to see it. It is 1)2 ft. long, tp the Engineerldg Building'. Work ’ • has six staterooms, baths,- a most llreak your Cold or LeGppc with a last word—the audience realizing respected in this city and his many with home folks. of construrtion, it is expected, will attractive saloon, the upper deck is that the sermons "nfe good to the friends are grieved to learn of his few doses of 666. r!39*26tc begin at an early date. Mr. J. S. Wilson’s manjr friends fitted up in wdeker. A llower box death. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doyle and last drop."___/_____ ;___ arc drlightod to see him out after filled with llOwers adds to the beau­ children of Memphis are in the city ty of the deck. In the party are Notlce of Applicstlon for Tax Deed his recent illness. When the Press Hoys Com Notice the guests of homo folks. Arthur is Under Section 8 of Chapter *4888 Mr.-and Mrs. Fahmey, Mr. and Mrs. When the press hoys nrrive at DeTho -colored citizens of Sanford district manager for tho Burroughs Laws of Florida Mrs. Leslie Bryan and her attrac­ Roth, Mrs. Reed und her mother. Adding Machine with headquarters cordially invito all the drafted boys Land: Notice is hereby given that O. C The party carhy their car on board in Memphls'and has a vast territory of Seminole county to a reception to . . The president of the Sanford tive children are the guests o f-M r. Bryant, purchaser of Tax Certificate the yacht. ■ • tt to look after hut those who know be giVen in their honor at the San­ Board of Trade (Bob Holly) and the and Mrs. If. E. Carlton, in Arradia. No. 1874. dated the 5th day of No­ Arthur best know th« the is equal ford Colored High School Thursday, chairman of the West Volusia Coun­ vember, A.' D. 1895, has filed said • DONEGAN BRINGS SUIT to the occasion and he is making March 28th, at 7:45 p. m. An ap­ ty Red Cross Branch, both being F. A. W. Brown and his house certificate in my office, and has made good ss usual. His many friends propriate program will be rendered. hairless, should be boon compan­ guest, Dr. Brouse are spending this Claims Ilie Damage for Conspiracy application for tax deed to issue in hrre are giving him p warm wel­ The central committee requests the ions. week at Key West. sccordanre with law. Said certifi­ Agninal Him presence of all persons who are in­ come. cate embraces the following des­ The editor of the Ucalu Star. (J. Kissimmee, March 22. —Ex Sena­ for Wood and heavy hauling see terested in giving our hoys n rousing II. Benjamin) will find old Volusia cribed properly situated in Sem­ Miss May Thrasher entertained tor A. E. Donegan today filed u ease send off. Murrell, or phone 378. 48-t( inole county, Florida, to*wlt: All ss peaceful as when .he was editor of the younger set Friday afternoon in the circuit court asking $ 1,Z. J. Jerry, Chairman. (less Lots 1, 2. 3. 4. 10, 17, 18, 19. the DeLand News and ran the first very informully at her home on Pnrk Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Holley of 175,000 damages for conspiracy, J . N. Grooms, Sec'y. 20. 33, 34. 36, 36, 49. 60, 51 and daily country papci* in Florida. avenue. Providence, Rhode Island who spent which ia probably the largest damage 52), Flat of Tuikawilla. The said 1 Ilcnjamin could give Willis Powell a several days here left for their homo suit ever filed In' Oseeoln county and land being assessed at the date of few pointers. Gun Shoots 72 Miles • well pleased with Sanford and with Mrs. K. S. Keelor and Mrs. Nor­ one of the largest over filed in Flor­ the issuance of such certificate in Paris. March 24.—Tho German the idea that they would spend next The Sage of St,' Cloud (S. J. Trip­ ma King McLaughlin will leave to­ ida. the name of M. E. Hicks. Unless "monster cannon" which has been winter heye. lett) will find plenty to talk about. day for Leesburg to spend- a few The (j^f'indants in the rase are said certificate shall be redeemed bombarding Paris, has been located RUU-MY-TISM — Antiseptic Re­ Kssingtnn of the Orlando Reporter, days. Bankers' Trust Company, n corpora­ according to law tax deed .wfill issue lieves Rheumatism * Sprains Neu­ in the forest of St* Gobain, west of Who is the riehedst man in the Asso­ tion under the Insw of the state of thereon on the 27th day of April, Laon, nnd cxartly 122 kilometers ralgia etc. . 39-2Gtc ciation will find a ready welcome The Social Department of the Georgia. W. D. .Manley, J. R. An- A. I).; 1918. (approximately 7G miles! 'from the 0. P Swope of Oviedo, is in the stnong the Del,and millionaires. Woman's Club will entertain ut thony, Jr.. Telfair Knight, Bankers’ Paris city hall. , Witness my otficial signature anti city today on business and reports Mes. Aylett Financing Company, u corpivration Claret)ee Woods , tho Bean Bruin- bridge this afternoon. seal this the 26th day of March, The shells arrived at regular in­ ■that he is busy as he can be on big under the Inws of Florida. Roger mel of the Association will find him­ Mils is hostess. A. D. 19D*. • developments and improvements in tervals of twenty minutes at first. self in the home of his friends. Dodd, Citizens’ Bank of Kissimmee, (soul) E. A. Douglass,* the Florida Groves proposition near The detonations rented louder, amid Mr. It B. Luman of Jacksonville, u corporation under the laws of Clerk Circuit Court Seminole C°.. Andrews of the Extern Eagle will) the ordinary Sunday calm, than Oviedo. president Independent Fertiliser .Co. Florida, C. I). Dyul, W, H. Tunni Florida. find same sincerd people. The Ladies' Chorus will sing the yesterday, but they seemed to have and Mr*. Luman have been thy elillu, Bank of St Cloud, a corpora­ • By V. E. Douglass, D. C. Good old Frank Harris of the guests of Hotel Carnes for several tion under the laws of Florida, Crurifixion, Murch 28th, at tho Con­ lost their power to disturb the pop­ J2-Tues-5tc ulation, which refused to hr dis­ Ocala Banner will find people who days. George Nolan, Orlando Bank & » -_______ ■___ ■____ _ gregational church, 8:30 p. m. Sil­ Trust Co., a corporation under the ver' offering will be taken. Gl-2tc . tracted from its Sunday habits 'to have been reading his puper for 79 Notice of Application for Tax Deed any great extent. years —or thereabouts. Sheriff Brady and fnmily have J. II. Marlin of Ocala motored laws of Florida. J. T. Miller. C C. Under Sefllon 8 of Chapter 1888 In (ho absence of means of trans­ Iljrosaier Brothers of the Orlando down' Friday qtid spent the week- Young, L. W. Smith, State Bank of moved into their now home on Pnrk Laws o# Florida ' *-^ ~r — Bniiter* City, n corporation under the avenue recently- purchased from portation a great many persons were Ueportor-Stnr wilt see some things.1end with Mr nnd Mr.-, Nolire is hereby given (hut If. C. Ia -va of Florida nnd I. .1 FoulMr- .1 H Lawson. Their many seen pn lb** stretts leading to the that (ho\ can rernmtnend to OrDiiilirtr. purehit-er i>f Titv Curtifie»to Tin- |,toil,till a 4)iil known .rinfii»rnl> are cungratulating th e n upon critter of the city, walking to keep ’ |ulll|(, No .(Mi. 'lull’ll the tl’ li d.iy uf July, r»-i| tif tl ilily, .tt «»oe time pri-.-ide|it their appointments. their new purchase. Leut-h of ('mA. D. 190S,-.ha*'filed -mil certificate Expensive Hemstitehing Machine Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doyle and of st*feral hank* and was considered in my office, nml has made applica­ The rapidity of the fire increased will find a few hustlers.I jusr installed n t .lh c millinery shop after its first few shells landed, ex­ ''Wilson of the St. Lurie Tribune intcrdslfug. family of -Memphis me one of the, wealthiest men in . the tion for tax deed to issue in ac­ of Mrs* H^ L.,; Duhart. Ladles of plosions following encji other every and a score of other papers which he the*guests of Mr.' Doyle's mother, county.' fie will he ^epresepted in cordance with law. Said certillcato the oust- by the law lifpt of Canton Sanford are invited to call and sec' fifteen minutes on the embraces 'Mu- following described average. get's •out in hustling East Coast Mrs. M. J* Doyle at her home on A Williartl of Miami anti Kribbs.A: this machine In operation. ' Fourth Some iif the shutn.rame after art in­ towns, will find plenty of room in Dak avenue. property sUuufed io Seminole conn-' Steed of (hit* city. and Sanford Avo. J3-lf ty, Fieriffn, to-wit: Lots 2(1, 66, GO, terval -of only twelve minutes. which la 7bread himself. ■The tli-fi-ni|tims art- corporation*! (17, 68 .77, .7-,. 7!), 8U, ^.l, s2, 83 J$pd I*-: Marlowe has returned front ,\trs. C . V, S. Wilson of the rtn ra -i ' Mr. etui M j . Da’> of N*'^ ^ >.rl.. il';tl their ollievr.x. all t:ontw»eiett W|lH 81. K lt'ii'li I...rn! >*i Cut. Cn.'s Add. i I trip to Atlanta where he SKilu^iin nil! Ii.t.l a itn-cu editor;. ..w ho. h:a»- j u ‘ l! *'»P. gbV'Ws f*> Mr. Ho* V . Aiotni fy.-i.*i;t f Hanks epyr-; |(t ^t.iu') SwoLpd. T h e-m ill land -rvi^.'-.i.'.^hil Dm- S;«nfo'ii Boned- ofv.I'o wii n't a job in evuntj’. [ J**h'\ Uursctl have bnui;bl. t Inn'tng ’ ( ' FTofiif;s o' - >-r oat*-,t i| n* I i-e dale nl I lie isrt i i'll' fil-NlVfI\ n * , ! , ,! i Vi: I , \ ' tin- meeting «f the regumai. Tryin* to Help Trnnxpnrtntbiq" "f * uid*>ti*‘ >•' t i‘ W'liichu'i. .*•»l\ J lo -ait grow., oti: ui t ot Mtlvi r- j -tiuto-t urh 1'iT’ ilii-uli- in the d •*" u f ’ railroad*. and brought P'i ri*!inl lex cm- wdl r n j o f a side trip to O rancc -'l,r-'i-," ‘ " *vl tiseni'-oi for ale to have In-i-ti held j nrime <■( Unknown. Dnlex- snitl h.'< t the assurance of a bj-tlcr The -following letters, from Coif- rt'iiy . w'brrc lie languished and b -d here -itlaj', of -< i-uritie-t of tinfact< r rl'lieute shall be rcdc'-nicd accortl- ! ■dii'e • * Mrs. It. E. T"lor and her bul* gressninn \Y. J . F*-.ir.\ shov.:. that he px-fure going to W*iaehula and gel-\uluc of about .a quarter million jng to law tax deed will-i-Sue-thenv daughter, Marv Elisabeth are being !•« *t" iuIut the Crucifixion, '.si lie is doing wiigt -be; can to relieve life ting rich. ’ * ■ • * ' * dollars wjiicii an- in possession of (,n on ihe 27ll> day of April, A. I). mu g liy tlie Ladies'’ Chorus, assisted. trairspurtntion congestion: . Slorrs of the DeFuniak •Herald warmly 'web-on.f by tinir m n j the Citiv.i'itH' Bank i»f this city. The 1918. h> M iri. I’ollt and Stone, tit Con- Ediior Herald, Sanford. Fin. * i will be show'n the first J)uror.: Jersey friends.* They have b-cn i pendin'.; sale wan prevented by securing of Witness my official rignalbre nnd the winter in Jacksonville. grrgmiunal church Tliursilay, Mch. Dear Sir: f have 'received many hogs in Florida, and one of the'l'ignil io; t.-u tlTin ‘from . Circuit Fu’d‘;e seal this .the ,26th day of March, -•‘’Hi. A silver offering hf asked. letters nd telegrams from my dis- l^pst and finest stock yards. . . t-t . ,* ii i ! * ^ IVfkiia nt DeLtttrd lute lest nit;hl.i \ m ioim .-* . ", t • . Gl-2te. ‘ irict. relative to the tramyrurCtulan .»Thia Applcynrd <J titc_ J all.*Ji:.ra-u n - s i ■ e - ' C - e i r w - . i « * S l « M - C- M’. - . f J T * ' t o w s r * * * - * | »«.*«lf*r.*A.lit.r5li!Ioc,»pantiluxuIav with jsffT1orf<ia' footf*prl)tla n/rri-'-'-vr bfin Ri-cffrli will lie given n gobil t im e * hoino"fn|ka and feturned to Jackaoh- in the stnies recently I made u fier- ami wh«t more does Tom want? iniuso gue-.itu of* Mrs. 1 hoinns - A. . . . * . ! . . . .- r i,*ri,,n« . vi!U y«Monday, The family expect* ronal investigatioi. Conditions have Birch i.fbl Rood of. New Smyrna Neal left Monday ofiernnon for St. to rimyi* in the next, few days to certainly been bad. will rtT jgnlxn that, they urn just vit*t In ksovilh* J where Dr. Miller has I have repeatedly taken this mat­ iting ur.e uf the New Smyrna .sub­ Aii gust i no. already Irun ted with offices in the ter tip with the assistant director urb*. l!isln*e building. He. will he district general of railroads in person and Mrs. Heed, v,ho has been visiting I’asitir lUissill of the I’nlatka •urgeon for the A. C. L. nnd also haft also with the director general oi rail­ Mr. at.d Mrs. B. A. Howard ut I’enu position with the government ns roads. Froth the interviews I have) New.i will be given an opportunity ukee. Lake Okeechobee has returned to preach a sermon. district navnl surgeon, —. to Eunford accompanied by the had with them, I am satisfied relief Walton of the Titusvlllo Advocate Misses Howard who will-remain here will he given to the growers of Flor­ Notice In-Properly Owners until rebind clones. ida and that in a short time our will recall days of long ago. Section GO o f-C hanter GS96 of the Trouts wIJ1“mbVe Ju ID ‘the“|iust. ~ *“ There'H bn Jon Earmaiv from I'nlm Laws of Florida provides that " I f Bearh l’osl, FltX.'the in agnate from Mrs. Clark Lnveron of Bruns­ You can rest assured 1 have done the taxes upon any regi estate shall Daytona, Harris from Kisslmmeo, wick, Ga., und Mrs. Emma Greer of nut lie paid before tho First day of everything possible to jecure relief Mrs. iioldcrman from way down the Green Cove Springs have returned April of any year, the tax collector for the growers and this 1 ahull con­ East Coast—and the jjoys and girls home after u very!delightful visit to tinue to do. In order that you may shall advertise and sell." Mr. aqd Mr*. C,. W. Laing und Mr. know the matter Is bc(ng.gHren care­ from nil over the state. •’lease take notice that state and • There's a hearty welcoine" waiting and Mrs.' J . E. Laing. ful attention, I am herein enclosing * county taxes, if remaining unpaid* you copy of letter just received from for each and every one of tho press . We have the Agency for the Celebrated "ill become delinquent on April 1st. Hon. Wm. G. McAdoo,,director gen­ hoys— God bless 'em one and all. Mrs'. II. S. Hadley and Mrs. and • Jno. D. Jlnklns, Miller Tires. These tires Guaranteed for They a re'th e scream of the earth.— ^(iss Madero, whu have been spend­ eral of railroads. . Tax. Collector, DeLnnd News. ■ . With kindest regards, I nmt ing several wcokain .Sanford will the Minimum of 5,000 Miles. Re-adjustSeminole County. Very truly yours, leave T h u iad ay .fo r St. Augustine fitkSte * * ments4made in Sanford. We carry a line • Welborn, In Suwannee county is or n few days' stay before retdrning W. J. Sears, M. C._ of these tires and will be glad tp have you tslnlng considerable fame as an egg- to their home in Fhiladel(ffiia. My Dear Congressman: Notice producing center. Since the first of Referring to your numerous letters Notice is hereby given that the inspect them. b'un! of county commissioners offer and your personal*visit in connection January - neatly 30U canes of thirty Mr*. I’hillip Fitts of Washington, ur ' al'' orH* pair pf mules, pair to be with the movement of Florida fruits dozen each have been forwarded D. C,, mother of tlie Assistant At­ from this point. A. W. McLaren & torney General of the U. S. and her designated by the board. For In- and vegetables, ...*. sister, Mrs. Gordon of Franklin, • . *’’ maHon see commissioner in your I assure you that the railroad ad­ Co. are the principal shippers. district. . , . ministration will make every effort have arrived to be Eighteen counties of western Flor­ Tcnn.,. E. A. Douglass, Clerk. to. put this service on a satisfactory ida have roported with favor pn tho tlie-house guests of Mrs. *Thomus. GS-tf basis; tho fteighf schedules ar’o being proposed West ^ o is t railroad route, A. Neal. 0f . « * • * • * t e: ci r j Ml j ""r,!ClCav"'**"is*^ - MILLER T I R E S I Am What U m Hy the grace of God I am what am* ’ " text found ih 1st Corlnthlan,‘; IGth chnptor, 10th Verse, and t.scd by tlie Rev. M. 'I f . Maiscy, pastor of. tho First Baptist church revised and a meeting with commit­ tees representing the Florida ahippers la being hyld by tho reglo(iq.r director in Atlanta today to work out the dentils, • ■I appreciate* your ,dssp interest in . • v •. - ‘* t * - . • ( \ t » • - *■ which It is hoped will bo established to give the public of this territory moro efficient service. Such a route would ellminsto to a certain extant the prefcent routing'of traffic by Jacksonville. . ’ Mra. J . E. P ica entertained the Priscillas most delightfully last Sat-.( urday. The* afternoon was spent! knitting and sowing. Dainty re­ freshment* were: served. Among the. G ib s o n & W a l l a c e �Mirth 26, 2918 THE SANFORD HERALD 1 ;- - * % * 1 i. • ^ 3 3 ^ X -32*68 1 * 1* * * i 50* :; ■' r_ l - - ti r jf i g p jfv J 1 f *2' , 20 22* *23 \ \ V 1 . 55. H • 24- 48 64 53 59 i . •- ■ * ’ THE DOT8 SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. By Clifford Leon 8herm«n. . . Dear Folks:—The (runners on the transports ami-the convoy look n few fthots at tho submartno and Immediately It disappeared. I guess we were mil,a little bit scared, bnt shucks—who wouldn't be? Because there wns one •ob there, It was quite likely there were robrq bmiRlnR around, so we pro­ ceeded very cautiously. On each ship there were n bupch of men s'tnrhig Into the water, and, If they saw anything suspicious near by, they would shoot or . toes In a .........................V.. SAMMY. To complete the picture, draw a lino from dot 1 to dot 2, then from dot 2 - t o dot 3, and so on. < (Copyright, 1*17, by Th* 11*11 Syndicate, Inc.) • WAR PROFITEER PUBLIC NUISANCE manner they would do It, but what tho nation would gain by It? It In true that n few years ago n capltnUcvy wns mndu In Germany, but the percentage of that levy was sA hnmll ns to net unity nmount to no mure 1 than mi iidillHiuiul Income t m mul dint N o Extortion to Be Tolerated, but nt n tlmo wben tlio regular Income tax In Germany won . very moderate ns Liberal Disposition Toward ! menxured by the present nlni.tlards of Business Needed. ' Income dilution: Shrinkage of Values Would Cur­ tail Capacity to Provide Sinews of War. would W a r r e s t e d and lastingly dis­ couraged. I can understand tba crude notion of the man who would divide all posses­ sions equally. Tliere^would be mighty little coming to any one by such distri­ bution, and It Is, of course, an utterly lmj*u«Ude thing to do, hut Itffls no un­ derstandable notion. Rut by the con­ fiscation of capita! for government use neither the government nor any Indi­ vidual would be benefited. A vigorously progressive Income tax Is * both, economically and socially sound. A capital tax Is wholly unsound and economically destructive. It may nevertheless become ijecesrary In the case of somo of tho belliger­ ent countries to resort to this expedi­ ent, but I can concelvo of no situation likely to arise whirl) would make It necessary or advisable In this.country. More than ovqr would such a tnx be harmful In times of war and post-bel­ lum reconstruction, when beyond al■host ifll other tilings It Is essential to st|mplato. production and promote thrift, nnd when everyllitng.whlch tends to have till? opposite effect should be rigorously rejected as -detrimental to thu nation’s strength nnd wcll-Mng. There Is an nHlonlstifhg lot of- hazy thinking on the subject of the uses of mpltul in the bands qf Its owners. The rich man can spend only a rela­ tively small sum of money unproyluclively or selfishly. The money (but It Is in his power nctunlly to woBtCj Is ex­ ceedingly limited. The bulk of what bo has tnust.be spent and used for productive purposes. Just ns would be the case if It were spent by tho gov­ ernment, with tills difference, however, that, generally speaking, tho Individual Is more painstaking nnd discriminating in tho use of his funds nnd nt the same time bolder, more Imaginative, enter­ prising and constructive than the gov­ ernment with Us necessarily bureau­ cratic and routine rrglmu possibly rnuld be. Money III tho bands of the Individual Is continuously and fever­ ishly the search for bpiwirtunlllos— I. e„ for creative and productive use. In tho hands of Ihe government It Is apt to lose a good deal of Its fructify­ ing energy and ceaseless striving and to sink Inslend Into placid mid som­ nolent repose. , There need not l>e nnd there should Only n trilling fraction of n man's not he uny ronlUct. between profits property In held In rash. If they con­ und pnlrlnllsm. I nm utterly opitoscd script n ccrliiln percenlnge of Ids pus- to those who would utilize their couo' sessions. Ill stocks mid builds, wbnt iry's a nr its n means to enrich them uniild the government do with (hem? selves. The "war pryIIleer." as the term Is generally understood. Is n pub­ lic nuisance nnd an Ignominy. Kxtortlonnlo prollts must not lie tolerated, Hell them? Who Is to buy 'them when tint, on the other hand, there sliottltl tie u reiisouubly liberal disposition toward By OTTO H. KAHN. every one’s funds would he depleted} business nnd n willingness to see It If they rnnxrrlpt'n certain pertvjdrMurh In being Hold nhotit the planKeep them? Tlint would not answer “Conscription of Men, Conscription of lls purpose, because the government Money," Analysed. wauls cash, not securities. -s lb l> n<H Mg sous** l i m i t cn Mom (tin I lie e.^-ijiiM |„irllnh !>( tin* young -manhood of die on I Inn bus been nm• " scripted; ihnrefairu money inuM also be -conscripted. Why, Hint. Is the very thing the government lias been doing. It b i ( eoiMcrlpted n portion—a rein* •11vely_ayi:itl |)orllon—of the men of tho Jtatlon. .ll^Liut cuimyrly^ert u puriiui real eslllte or (iillu- nr (.■■in nr fin l"iy, lintt In dull to be ex|,rinsed mid eoliV(*?leil lotn cash? riiie I l f a Ii i i i i i ' m Are emiKcrlpled assets to lie used ns ii IiiinIh for die Issue of Federal Re­ serve bnnk notes? That would mean gross lullntlon, with till Its iitlendiint evlls.Mnngers mid deceptions. make Ntihsinnlhil earnings For, taxation prv*ttpp*o-e* earnings »Mr credit structu re is based iTt-m i values, nnd values are largely deter­ mined by earnings. .Shrinkage nf values necessarily•affects our capacity • to provide' the govenitilcut with (lie slm-tvs of war. ,-AVntdd - they- repudiate n iterivnittgi* T h e C o n s c r ip tio n of M en. a large purilon— of the Incomes of d i e ’ of tin- millniml debi? Repudiation Is ,, ... , "* matloit'Cnpitnl null business pay more no, less dlMlnaiorulde In n people ttimi Ib-vertilig now to the subject o f the than fonr fifths of our total war turn In mi ImtHIdmil mol the peiially for * *>iis« ri|iUtiti *»f nu n It I.IO l 'A | l'«m directly and n large »lmre. of the failure to r>"»|'*u-t tlo ■•mietlly of otill t h e M' Nl i nn- t i l o f nil l iiioiMnn l>t-y oitil the gallons Is. no different. .rettmlnlng fifth Imllrectly, y i 'ii r n n f ) m in i ! i i u m i I hmm w iirii I sjiv If the government went too for In T h e T h r ift y Would Be Penalized. <tmwrlj>tiug men the country would he The fgyt Is that. tho. government crippled. IT.lt went too far In'run- would gain tmiMug- In tin.' pruceits ii? Bcrtpllog Itieoines iit'ul earn lugs thu I'lipllal isMserlpilliit nml the nmniVjfcountry would likewise be crippled/ 5 Would h e. th r o w n 'Into cVios for • |. tim e I icin g . T h y m a n .w h o hit s l a v e d 'Results of Conscription of Capital. • . . * *' - ' , . *. /* tlint tliere Is tod otic of n? worthy of the inline of n imltl M h o would imt wittingly go to light If the .country Heeded or u u n ln l Us to light. Rut the Kul,,llry 'l w * ,lt,, " " " l «'.) ftgh f. n ' 1-1 I t tlo.es n ot -. . \vni»ti»ti. c\^i. t^ull wnytyben- n e a r Ira enrtri n* •1 would ask lliosy wlio would go wimiIiI Im; |m |i:i/IU» fl. In* \yfni link *****- young fnanhood. It lias called or lie further oiid«eniiNerlpt nht oidy liu iimes, would he favored Ttirift mid eousirmv. “ * l « 11 “ * , *.,u but iifpliitl, to answer the riddle, not live effort, reMltllng In the ........ful perhaps 2o per cent, of Its turn heonly in wlatl equitable and pnjcGi-ntilo friieilfylitg in elimuhiilon of capital, .tween'twenty mid thirty yearn nf ngo, which means probably about 4 per cent, of its tot.il male population of all ages. Rut It bus culled from Incomes, business p r o l l t s mid oilier Imposts full­ ing principally on tlio well (o do, ap­ proximately ninety per cen t of our war taxation,-mrt-to mrntton tho cuntrlbutiotts lo the Red Cross, the Y. M. C, A. and other war relief ncRvlUcs. New ‘ Tlie New Records for April have Arriv­ ed. • Come in rffttrKeaT' them. . • lari me mill In passliig that the chil­ dren of the well to do hava bean taken for the war In proportionately greater, numbers than the children of the poor, because thojo young men who tire needed at home to support dependents or to maintain essential war Industries are exempted from tho draft. Our Laws Favor 8ona of tho Poor. t Full Line of Phonographs and Supplies Gbson & W allace The draft exemption regulations dis­ criminate not, aa In former wart, in favor of tho rich man's son, but In favor of the poor woman's son. I realize but too well that the burden of the abno'rmnlly high cost of living, caused largely by Hie war, weighs heavlly Indeed upon wngo earners and still more upon mep and wo\uen with mod­ erate salaries, t yield to no one lit my desire to seo everything done that is practicable to bn've Hint burden light­ ened. Hut excessive taxation on 'capi­ tal will not accomplish that; on Hie contrary, i t will tem f to LTenilfy'the , * * trouble. * Taxation must bo sound and' wise and. scientific and cannot bb laid U ra haphazard way or on Impulse or t o cording to considerations of politics, otherwise the whole country will suffer. History has shown over and over again that tho laws of-economics cannot bo defied with' Impunity and that the re­ sulting penalty falls upon -all sections and classes. Tho qdcatlon of tho IntllvlJGal Is not tho one that counts. The question la not what sacrifices'capital should and would bo willing to 6ear If called upon, hut what taxes It Is to the publle ad­ vantage to Impose. I do not say all this to plead for a reduction of the taxation on wealth or In order to urge Hint no additional tntea be Imposed on wealth If need be. There Is no limit 1o tho burden which In time of - stress and strain those must be willing to bear who can afford It except only that limit which Is Im­ posed by Ihe consideration that taxa­ tion must not reach a point where the business activity of the country beronies crippled nnd Its economic equi­ librium Is thrown out'of gear, because that would harm e,yery element of Hie fommonwenllh and diminish'the wsrmnklng capacity of the nation. dirls were queer, U o 'm Jg h n h cn la humbleness be able to reinstate him* self. His eyes sought her out before she had fairly selected her scot upon tho homeward Journey..but an intel­ lectual-looking youth forestalled him as her companion. It was only at tho ntaUod before the last, that tho man lingering utmeccssarlly'over tho girl's hand,- bado her good night and depart* ed. Gerry's humbleness had vanished ns he dropped Into tho coveted sea t “I suppose you will be. able to bear my presenco for tho few remaining miles." he remarked sulkily. “Won't bother mo at all," tho girl assured him, ‘Tm going to read the story in tho paper—Richard Golden’s Totten stuff,’ you know." Gerry leaned suddenly -forward. “Why," ho asked severely, "were you so cut up over what I Bald about that fool writcr^anythlng to do with that fellow who has Just gone?" Miss‘Gloria looked straight Into his ey es:. “No," she replied, “I nm tho 'fool writer,' Tm Richard Golden."For a long moment they sat gazing nt esch other. Gerry mormured helplessly: “Can you ever forglro ray senseless prattle? Somo tlmo will you lot me try to teach you to care—os I cafe, Gloria?" From beneath her lashes tho girl's eyes twinkled up at him. “It mny bo possible," Bho said thoughtfully, “that all young business men are not aggressively conceited. Anyway, I’m willing to 1earn." And the appealing little blind upon the car sent was clasped In Gerrv's strong ono. Sanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M Communication overy first and thlM Tuesdays at 7:00. Visiting bretfoJ welcome. " ■ 0 . L. Taylor l a s . Moughtnn L . Sectetar y . -----------------------Monroe L/napter No. 16, K. a . M Meets every second snd fourth Tucs. dsy In Masonic Hall over tho ImotH* Theatre. Visiting companions wetcom. 0 . L. Taylor F. L. Miller Se c y High Priest Seminole Chapter 3, Order Eastern si» Meets every flrit and third Thuridiv In each month. Everyone who has seta hit Star in the East are cordially invited to visit this chapter. Alice E . Robbins, Sec’y The Santord Council K. of C. Meo’i tho 2nd Sunday 3 p. m.", snd tft* 4th Sunday 8 p. m.. each month, at K of C. Hall, Oak Avc. C. L. Britt, Fin. Sec’y. I’hoenix Lodge No fi, K. of P. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays Nlsiting knights always welcome. H. McLaulln O. J. Miller R. and S. * C.C. Sanford Lodge No.'2 7 , 1. O. O. p. Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 In Masonic Hall, All viaitlng brothers cordially invitrd. J . F. McClelland N. 0 . R . Sec. Gate Clly lamp No. 6. W. O. W Meets second nnd fourth Wedne<i!ty itlghts in each month, F. L. Miller . J . F. Hootehr.n Clerk Council Cmnmai'ider. United Brotherhood o( Carpenter* and . . Joiners of America Sanford Local Union No. 1761' meets first nnd third Thursdny night M 4 o’clock In tho M. W. A. Hall, Pico nik.‘ J . *W. 0 . Singletary W. W. Van N’esz* Soe.Trcns. President ■ 1 Celery City Aerie No. Ift53 General Pershing Asks Encour­ Meeting every 2nd & -1th Wedne* dsy . By AGNES G. BROGAN, agement far the Pollus. night at 8 o clock. Eagle Home, Oak Ave Visiting Brothem Welcome E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff (Coprrlfht. ISIS, WtaWrn N«w«p»p«r Union.) Nation Has Kept Up Its Heroic.Fight Worthy President Secretary With .well simulated surprise, Gerry In tho Face of Great B. P. O. H. Hanford Lodge 1241 Thompson proceeded down. tho car Odda. Meet first and third Wednesday nigblnlsle to meet his sister's new 'friend. at Elks Home, North Park Avenue. The few occnHlAns upon which be hud O. L. Taylor Chicago. — General' I’ershlng was F. H. Frank been privileged to rnjdy Hint young asked by Dr. W. T. Foster, who was Secretary , Exalted Rulerwoman's companionship, bad not satis- sent to France to Inspect the work o f lied Gerry's eager state of mind, for tho American Red Cross, what tills or­ The I.itiic Rreeie Council No. 31 Junior Order United American Mechanic* bis was an unmistakable enso of love ganization could do during the win­ Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. at first sight. ter that would bo the greatest help In M.i In the City Hall. Visiting brother* The moment Hut girl raised her eyes the prosecution of the war. are welcome. C. H. Smith. Rcr. Sec. In acknowledgment of his sister's “Assist In sustaining the morale of words of Introduction, Gerry’s heart tho French army." the commander of Modern Woodmen of America Meets 2,-4. Thursday evenings, 7:30, had leaped from Its normal position, ns the Amerlenn expeditionary forces re­ in M. W. A. Halt. Pico Building. It seemed to have acquired n Imlilt of plied without hesitation. C. E. McDonald C. D. Couch leaping ever xlnre tit sight of her. Arcnrdlng to Doctor Foster, who re­ Consul tlirk Gloria would he going to ihe rlty to­ cently returned to the Gulled 8tales, morrow. Gerry's sister hnd told him, the net! Cross Is accomplishing this Loyal Order of Moose . and he might lake iidvnntngc of the purpose. In nildlllon to aiding French Sanford Ixxlge No. 1310 meets In Hal long ride Into town to create u good Im- nnuy Imspltnlx with surgical dressings In Stone & Grove Building Second and pros,slon^ So Gerry paused before the mill other supplies, the Red Cross Is Fourth Mondays in Month nt 7:30. Inst sent down, nnd raised his hnt 111 snvlng many clvltlnns from starvation, apparently surprised delight. caring for orphan children and rebuild­ "Ho glnd to see you," he said, point­ ing the devastated arena. ing to the vnentit sent nt the ghrl's side. "The Impression some hnvc tlint "Mny I?"' And Miss Gloria midtRiI In more supplies are being produced In bright assent. America Ihnn there Is need for would 'Th e time will pass more, quickly |M, quickly dissipated." he declared, wlfh n rsimimnlnn,” she said. "|f every one could see -ns I did, the To sueli n propitious beginning Gerry record of stirglenl dressings supplied bent Ills best endeavor, llow could be to 1.H0O hospitals. I nlso saw ono please lu*r, win her admiring favor? French soldier so badly wounded a Her nearness was most distracting. whole case of dressings wqs used to Kurcly be bad rtlij ronljzrd tjefore her i snvit him." loveliness. Sidewise the girl looked ut •Americans who think .our nrmy.CXfilm. panslmi Is rutting deeply Into <mr "Aren’t , yoit elvll life will Grul ti ■ •’ igilrt-oil w|Hi nkked. the *lliint|<<i) lu Fr n< ■.deet(|. i|l\ |l Gerry cleared Ids throat. Hi* rntfst Itlllitl! .:i-•t*. A Red CV>.«* ttSelnl Jw-t be very run ful lii linmi'lilng n subject bark from u'i •n< e m ill: qf conversation. "Glorlu Is so well In­ "In a city of 16.000 people wlilrli I | formed," hla sister bntl warned'him, visited only one. map. mi old doctor. I “tloii't niako the mistake of Blurting too' old even longer to practice blsj lip)' topic you're not sure of." ,\Vli;)t profession, was b*ft. I passed thrnnph i was be sure of? Gerry did not know* 20 French Vlllmres In wblrh there wns f In riiihiirriixM'd iles|Dilr lie drew the uni a shigle tilde-boil let I man re Amlie ( irrnrnlnc'iuf|W‘fTroni'hls prw'lrrt shaking ‘ lag." ' ' • out Its folds. It i* •>lrlppfng Frunre In tbl« milliner HELP FRENCH MORALE GOOD IMPRESSION Santord PublicLibrary Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4th Si. J — Open -- Tuesdays ' Thursdays - - - - Saturdaysal "TtoIslH'-vlk!," be began, remUnff'fnmi 1 flint the mitlon Itn* kept up tit heroic l|l|t pr|p(,.,| hendtllies. * " t f i i ! pl.-n-.i-." the girl protested, “I'm so heiirlslck of war. J u s t 'h e r e . Hying along through these glistening snowy field—can't yfe talk of smtiiAhlfignlso?" f’ -lit ngfiiii-t grei^t odds. Today the I'r. ro ll army I* h ire-r amt more effeetlvg than ever, and hundreds of thou­ sands of African and A.“latlc work inert l a n e been Imported to carry on Hie duties (ilmndunVd oy the F rench to fight for their cmintry. 3 p. m. Headinn, Koom Free In AH Hurriedly Gerry turned the page. He hart hlunilered at first effort. Ovrr In tills seetlim of ‘wrtmnn xlufT lie might | ’.T’nn a natloit be whipped that hits find surer groutnl. Gloria Irani*1 closer ; such a spirit as Hint?" asked tho Red to smile with him at an absurd pit*- ' Cross oitlriul. u* ... IttriM fashion., lie fell encouraged to j . ; . . ' "• j rend fvcljnglyrit sviuliucttint iioetjr. hut it I- •'* --— v " **'v. !• 'ite s JP E B D — - Rattling the 8kel«toAt the girl*laughed. A hamltcapper. of rnee horses calls Doesn’t seem to fit In with my mood today," slu> told him. Then her eyes himself Heller Skelter,' Thai’s the way look on a glint of Inlerest. “ What's mane of Hie horsed run. Ihe (dory)" she naked. (Jerry reittl Ihe HHo disgustedly. “ ’Rosea and Thorns, Ity Rlelinrd Gold­ en.' Of course." he ndded. “If there Is Schedule of Passenger anything particularly ‘Innno. (hat fel- i low writes I t ; sometimes I read his Trains silly yams on tho way home—such rot." "Why." Inquired his companion,-"do N O l.T II B t l l NU yoti read them If they are so foolish?" No. A rtli* Gerry shrugged his shoulders—"To M . . Z f>* A. M ....... .........M S A. M. ■ :1D A S I. pass Ihe time, I suppose," he said; T I .... 01 V .I2 ;M 1*. M- . , .1 2 .4 2 P. M. "but ran you fancy a person.like that ! ___2:10 r . M * ............ I;JO I*. M. for—wt‘11, n Ilfcmnte?" .... S OJ r , M ............. 3:19 P. M. -“Why not?" questioned Miss Gloria, • NORTH nOUNO wide-eyed. * #»2. .. M IA . M . 1 J J A. M. u |0 I I I M 1 1 0 1 A. M. "Romance Is nil very well In Its KO 2 22 Mr 2*4* P. M . way," Gerald told her, "but to be con­ | 0 0 P S I. ........... 4:01 p ; M . §2 . They ore used in every 1:10 P. ............ 2 * .. .. stantly associated with ono qf these . of business by-Silcsmclt, Of* •dreamerof drenms'—not for met" o v ir r m i u i m n c M ficc Men, Doctors, Lawyers,Gazing from the car window tho girl •121 * JO A SI. 1 •127........ __ . .. 4:00 P. M . considered. "Tim poor wrller may be Ministers, Students—by ev­ a wiril-mennlng kindly bouI," she LEKHDITKG UHANCTI eryone who must have a book mused, "not ns aggressive perhaps as 1 *1 • 10 53 A M . . 21 . 5 22 P. M some eoncelled young business men." that combines 7 10 A. St. • u * .. Gerry wns subdued; the rest of the j io r s t. •1ST U T ILIT Y . D U R A B lU T t ride parsed In strange Intermittent j T ttllJIV ItRANCII silence. . . * AND APPEARANC?. • 22____ ..... 1 (10 i- M .------- . 1 21 P. S I. • 24 Miss Gloria held out her hand with • 100 .................7:00 A. S I. Sheets can be obtained nnya frigid little smile.. . r~ •101 . B:40 P. S t _________ . time, ruled in cifiht style:*“Good afternoon, Mr. Thompson," ■Diltz K i r * * « S fln d i). • she bowrd In dismissal. Gerry strode .Bound iu best quality 1'!:*' along moodily. He had Intended to In­ ible Black Levant Grain C ->;t*;-^» c i t e her to lunch with him during this hide, with DUck Lininj.L shopping tour In tho city and how it SANftfRD LODGES 4 wns all ended. That “knock" of hers about n “conceited young- business Royal Neighbors or America man," hnd - 'evidently been given to chide his. assurance. Well, ho would Phone M8 * Sanford, Fit rid* Meets Seccnd end Fourth Thursdays-* Clara Stcmpor pass 'tho afternoon at' n movie, anil AnnJo Speer — ^ S e cre ta ry Oracle •meet I ® on tho tijdn_'golpj honie. « Y O U ARE INTERESTED IN R IN G B O O K S ! HERALD PRINTING ,C0. �SHE 8ANF0R6 IlEHALD on lb« bride* » m Econtorhatrha* Cmkon lb* Oviado-Chuluota road, flooring to bo 2 Inch by 0 loth and tba Boor joist* to oo 3 inch by 10 lark. Hoard rttrrrn tha rlfht to ralaot aay and all bid*. E. A. DOUGLASS, Clark. &asu ^Practical 'ome DressJiaKin j(gfsons Wessons P R E T T Y S O F T TO DUCK AW AY f n p a r t d S p e c ia lly f o r Thla Newspaper Specially Prepared for this Newspaper by Piotorlal Review. B y P ic to ria l E e r i e * O ne of the Season’s Smartest Models. front plait J on right front at center front, with ecam In plait at lino of '*■ large Perforations. Close ahoulder seam of right side-front plait J I / f 1 / ffn \ [| ^ W // \ Semi-Princess Dress for Young Women. * center-front. Box-plaits—Fold plaits, through , center and Join the edges matching nolcbee; open each plait keeping seam in center and press. Adjust \ h’othing it imarter than the /rocks In princess line and this model com­ bines simplicity and chic. It it devel­ oped In Hue gabardine. In the now prlncosa effect Is this delightful frock of dark blue gabar­ dine, which closes at the left, shoul­ der nnd along the left side-front un­ der a box-plait. The box plaits, by (ho way, aro applied, so that one nr two may b o'o m itted ,'If desired.. A largo collar finishes the open neck, or Jl may bo collarless. In nmllilm size the model requires 5 Vi yards &4-Inch material Tho simple directions for making, supplemented by t(ic construction guide, require that n dart be tqkcn up In the right front a* shoulder, ns tho first step. Bring shoulder toge­ ther and stitch along corresponding small " o ” perforations. Next, close' underarm and shoulder seams as notched. Join r i g h t ‘ nnd left frontn matching triple notches, from single largo •‘0 " perforation In right front to lo^'or edgo and flhtsh edges above perforation for closing Large "O" perforations In right front tndlcnto plait over the scam Joining fronts, and-along tba edge of right front above seam. Leave plults free be­ tween small " o " perforations to slip Jiclt through Largu "O'" perforations Indicate back edge.of back pkilt and front edge of the aide front plait Take the sleeve next, nnd close seam ns n'ntchcd. Rather lower edge between *‘T" perforations Face cuff nnd ‘sew to sleeve matching notches and single largo "O'* perforations; bring small “o ’* perforation at top to seam of sleeve; lap cuff to small " o " perforations; finish for closing. Sew In armhole described for •plain sleeve. To make the belt and sash, first gather the rnd- of thT- belt between “T" perforations Form plaits at straight end of sasli and In center placing *'T" on corresponding small "o'* perforations nnd tack. Fold Pictorial Rovlow Costume No 7417. Plrcs. 34 to 44 Inches bust. Price, J» cents Sasj/ ^Practical. i. ,1227* . It's so soft, so pleasant, so agreeniile than 07 out of every lOp men sent South for hnflebitll purposes at tills time of the year envy everyone bark home, oven thuugh the folks nt home are forced to dive Into doorways to dodge the chilled . hreexes, Maroon trrge mode - Info a trmlprinctu frock for yi'mthfut flpurrs ,Jt it trimmed with braid. Plrtorlal Rorlow Costume No. 7418. oents. Biras, 14 to 20 .yoors Sasu &Practical Jiome Dress ?J&sons • )m ...............^ • ’Pttjpared Specially for ThJji Newspaper * W-Tur-t" r lly V. M ..|luu(la>a, (I. C . Tho bnll plnyer doesn’ t need sympa­ thy. He's pretty well provided for. lint gel over Ihe notion Hint n train­ ing I rip Is all one sweet Joy rtdo for him. • No one loves physical or nientnl pain. The overage business man, when pliyslYnlly troubled.'will close Ills desk and get nwny from Ills labors, lie would feel offended If sormsme Insisted that lie should work. (letting Into condition Is no sinecure. True. Hint's 11 pari of Ihe business, lint even tliongli a man Is paid to suffer pain Hint's no reason ho en­ joys the pain. When n fellow Is forced to 111111111110 Ids muscle-ripping Price. 20 ■ ■ '$■■■ ^ By Pictorial Roviow Prepared Specially for This NuwHpapw * 1 atn day ol Match. A. I>. 19th. frail K. A IlnlKM.ASS, Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fta. No Sweet Joy Ride. any variation Is acceptable. This I 0 design Is In semi-princess effect / with closing at the left side front J * under the plnlt. Two styres of colFace ihe collar, sew to neck e/ Inr—high nnd low. are provided for nnd stretch slightly fo fit neck ed tho nock, wlrilo doop ruffs finish tho To make tho sleeve, close seams sleeves Tho threoplece skirt with both nleuv.f nnd cuff ps notch front gore forming a panel. Is ntleaving seam of cuff having nlni taehed to tho waist wllh plaits ovpr notch free below tho smalt "io” p which narrow straps of self-material foratlon anil finish for closing. On nro stitched. Hark maroon sorgo Is <>r lower edge of sleeve between ** reeomrnendeil for Ihs development of perforations Hew enff to slcevn tho dross. Medium slio rc'iulrcs 3 noirhsd, bring seam of cuff with 1 ynrds SO Inch material, with yard gin notch to small ‘‘o'* perforation 86-lnch lining for the waist. . sleeve and email "o'* perforation The lining must bo mads first, by , 0 P nf 1° ***«"> etoevo How closing the underarm nnd shoulder armhole ns notched wllh munll seams nnd hemming tho front Next perforation nt shoulder seam ensl ctoso the rn r i r r hack seam then ln any fulness between notches. IP plait the frnnf4t>4 lack. ' . I*11' «*tecv« toward you when bastl Now. close tho undor-smi scam of J * armhole, tho jouter waist and gather lower For the finishing touch ndjust I edge between " T ” pcrfornllons. The straps around the wnlst with up] skirt Is then tnkon nnd plaiting.- odges of straps over stitching a placing “T" perforation* on rorreatack tn position, ■_ Qet Over Notion That Training Trip la All Joy Ride for Bell Toner— No Pleasure to Qet Into Condition. ponding emitll -</' perforation*. Yes, It's pretty "soft*' to bo nblo to Turn edge under on alot perforation* and etltch »i Inch In from folded duck away from the frigid, disagree* edge. CIoio beck scam; turn' upper nblo weather of tho North. ■* edge under 1% Inch. Form plaits It's "soft" to miss the changeable - . NOTICE . creasing on slot perforations, bring woollier of 11 ‘Northern, spring and Notice la hereby flvcn (hit (he board at folded odgo nearest center-back to the seam, and remaining folded edge* busk In tho steady sunshine of the • to corresponding small *'0" perfora­ South. It*r "soft'* to linger In g flne, hos­ tions; stitch straight around 1H Inch and 3 Inches from upper folded pitable Southern hotel, listening to tho palms sighing sweet lullabies and the Adjust side and back gore (In eho plcknnlnnles'humming In to tho ac­ 1;: A. IJOUai.A93, Clark, piece) on wrist with upper row of companiment of n bunJo. stitching over lower edge of waist, It's “soft" to have someone paying, center-backs and -front edges even; your expensed while you ure literally bring Urge "O" perforation to under- breathing In tho line romance of the nnn seam. Lap panel on side front nnd side*gore, with notches.and ed­ romantic South nnd enjoying yourself .i.ir.i'ihr nh d»y ol July. A. i». Jr.-rf,*..!0?!,**! ges underneath even; stitch Invisibly Hitting around n baseball Held a couplo HJ'.'J. *i Inch from folded edge, from shoul­ of hours n day to wear ofT excess en­ , der to & Inches below. Tack between ergy. slot perforations above waistline. Y e * It'd "soft." ' Close seam underneath loavlng left Tlmt's wlint the folks generally say side free above lower largo “O" per­ when n ball player or ncrlbo liamis out foration In 'panel front and finish for tho Information that ho Is going South closing. Close shoulder seam k» with a baseball club. notched. ■ ■■- ■ WUnrts my official .isnalurr and teal this and back plait matching notches; tin* 1st) left plalU for closing. Adjust on dress, shoiilder scams even..bring seam In back plait to lino of small *‘o" perforations In back, and seam in right sfdo-front plait to line of small " 0" perforations In right front extending along tho dart. Adjust left side-front plait, with scam of ^7417 V i Are Many Things In Life More Agreeable to the Players. U lha Clrrall Caart Haiaath Jodlrlal Clrtall, Ncmlnol* Caanlr, Florida. tn Chaotair II. H. I.ork# vi. « Citation Etbal M. Lock*. To Etbrl M. I.orkt of Arkporl, Slit* ol 'Now York; It appaarina from an affidavit fl td In tba abova rauaa that yog ara a nun-resident of tha atala of Florltia, and a raaldant of Ark. port In lha atata of [fia York, and that lhara ta no person In tba atata of Florida, tba arrvlra of a aubpocna upon whom would bind you, and that you ara ovtr tba ag* of twanly-ona yaara, Tharafora, you ara'haraby raqulrad to an* * By Pictorial Review Introducing a Blouse Novelty Superlatively Girlish in its Charm . . , ' collar;pointed ln the back and Insert-.d'pockete' trimmed with braid. ,.Y Htrrigjri turn:back cuffs Hlnlsb tho -r»VP V .onvpleco elcevee. . I n medium elxo nirari ^ v . '.’ XT*. dciUn.>call* tor-SVA yard* B4» ■X J v . • A . lV T lV il\ \ 11 i i V l\ li I Tl lit' ^7 1 NO.12312 Tho arrangement of tho piece*.of thQ pattern Is planned so'plainly on tho cutting guldo that tho Inoxperfenced dressmaker will find It easy to accomplish. Tho first ecrytion 4o bo placed Is tho front of tho straight edgo of tho pat­ patdress; Tho strntght tern rests directly on tho aelvago of tho poplin, whllo tho largo "0" per­ forations arv on a lengthwlao thread or material1 To tho right of tho front the pocket Is laid nnd where ; the side I* sloped away there will i 4>o sufficient room lor-tho-Cuff.-Uath pocket mid cuff havo largo " 0" per­ forations resting on a lengthwtso thread of material. Tho back has tho triple •*TTT" perforations rest­ ing along tho lengthwise fold of material. Next to it Is tho collar and .7443 abovu tho collar tho sldo front of tho waist, cuff and IsleJvo, wUh largo •‘O1' perforations on a lengthwlso. thread. Tho bell may bo placed An *ttractive srolsf In prop crepe elihor on a lengthwise , o r , . cross- Georgette, fattened- An surplice effect Visa thread. * and.trim m ed ictth bond embroidery. Tho outline of tho collar may Do LVRGEg.DflM-1 SLLLVt 'o o o r w « L & . 6 F . 5 4 . m HATcAIAHWTlTIO deep. Close unier arm and shoulder FIR S T F O O T B A L L STAR F A L L S ■earns as notched. Turn hem In front at notches. Lino of largo' "0 " perforations . Indicates. conter-fronU Malcolm Olfford of Williams, Victim Plait.at lower, edgo placing " T ’-’ per­ of,Unforiqpstq Circumstances, foration's on corresponding small "o'* * I* War victim'. ' perforation* and tack- Adjust-2-Inch leltlng to position underneath' pn*’_ derbbdy‘, * t lower edgo for n stay. Next, close tho seams of sloevs and dsop cuff as nolchod. Qathor sleevo (at lower edge) between " T * pet^ foratlons. Bow cuff to staave, notch­ es and seams even. Face turnover and sow to lower edgo of deep cuff as nolchod, bring smnll "o** perfora­ tion In turn-over to seam of deep cuff. Sew stcoro In armhole of un­ derbody os described for plain sleevo. A. Ilnrarr, M*ry l.nuU* Horner, V. U. . Htlrhrr an il--------FttUbrf, b»r buibssd. . Js«. F. Ilcrnrr anil---- — )Uirn»», his v lb ,. ■ml Wm. II. Ilorixr «nit ——— U»tr*r, his , » ifr, hbtJM- n so iri aiul r n l i l - n i r - str UOi- BOXING B E L T S IN AUSTRALIA Then, cloea tho undortrm and ■houldor. (earns ot tho outer waist and ffnlih- tho extension on outsr front, turning off 4s Inch ut lower odgo and graduato Into nothing i t uppef edge of alosh. anther at lower edge between "T * perfora­ tions and 1 Inch above; small “o’* The note of Individuality Is partic­ perforation! Indicate center-front ularly emphoilrod .- In this separate Embroidery tho collar, then fac* blpuso of gray crepe Oeargotte trim­ and sew to neck edgo or outer waist med with embroidery. It fasten* In as notched, contorbacka even. Ar­ surplice stylo, the front being exten­ range outer waist on underbody, ded end arrqngml In sash effect. cantor-fronts, center-backs, underThere Is an underbody which may arm seams and corresponding edges have a high or low neck and Into the even, stitch gathers at towor edge to armholes of which the *lo6re* aro position and bring tha lower, back Inserted. The cater waist la dleere- slashed edge to tho " T 1 perforation Icss. In medium site the design nearest front edge ot underbody. calls for 314 yards 18-Inch satin/ Tack outer wafit to underbody (at with 1 yard 38-lnch lining for under- arm-hole edge) between (be small body. "o'* perforation* tn outer-front and If th* underbody la to hav* a V- outer beck. shaped neck, th* front will htv* to B**h—Bew to *ktenslon on front ** -b* cut out along Indicating squall notched, croe* at back and tie In ,**0" perforation*. - Out V-sh*ped neck front. Beading may b* substituted for after turning ham. Then ' face around tha armhole about t inches ambroidary, If deolred. Pictorial Rrvlow Blouse No. H it. Blxea, 14 to 4< Inchaa b u t Prioa, fO Emblem! Given to Winners In Differ, ent Classes— Must Be Won Three Times to Own I t Promoter linker of Australia has nit tho .championship boxing bouts from twenty to ten rounds nnd gives cham­ pionship belts to winners In tho fly­ weight, bnlitninwrlght, featherweight, lightweight and welterweight classes. Tim holder must win the belt three times to own tl. known. 1 ou ir r lb-r*|rr« nrdirnl In - i M r i r n IhU lilll i»n Mnnilsy. Ihe Ctl, ilqy el Xlsy. A. |l; IIIIS lb<- nme being > ■•(» dty ol thle rourl.li U lurlber ordered Ihel ible notlro hw puMl.brd lor twelve roneerutivo weeks Is the Fsntord lleretd. e newepsper publlthtt) In Seminole county. Wllneev K. A. I>ou|lMe, Clerk of'ssld Circuit Court, end the seal thereof thle tills dsy of Jenuely, A. D. IUIS. iteal) K. A. DUURLAHS. Clerk. Ualilneon k Ileardsll Sollrhore lor Comnlslnent. IC-Tuee-iate Clnvflsnil Vsn lluivn Drlr mUnl To Cl**»linil Vsn Hu Ion, North Carotins You srs hvrth f ortirrrti in emb And. ippAtp btlnrr our paid Cnurl at th* Court llaua* It» Hantord, Florida, In th* sbov* mill ltd rsup* on it.* fly*t Mo__ "*■" In April, ISIS, btln* th* But day of til raonlh. to srpwsr tkw d hvrvln sfalmt you. - j .by' .flnsl, jd*rr*«. -— •• es*f»**«4, lotlow*d It U further ordttri that this otdar b* publlahvd In tba 8antord .Hatald, s t m pap*r publlihad In Samlsola ruuntY, one* LEGAL ADVERTISING aarh waak for fbnV roaxcutlvs wa*ks. WltnaM my hand and tha aaal at said court thla .tho Slat day ol Fabruary, ItJA. N O T IC E , tw e R ' ®, A. D O U O L A M , Notlro la karsby slvui that tha board of ... C srk Circuit Court, S*mla«la Co., fl*. county commlaalonars will racolvo blda at Dickinson A Dickinson. their oast r*s«lar martins an April 2nd, 111*, for compiwo robaUd ol oil woodwork America Va. France. Amorltntl soMlcr* In Franco may engage In soccer guinea with French player* during periods of rclnxatlon at tho front. . . . . . � 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, March 26, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 26, 1918. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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' ' ■ ■~ « _ • ■' P U B L IS H E D * . . ■•. - • -V. • • • T . v £ • • 1•.•*-»• . -* * • •' i- : S E M I-W E E K L Y IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IX SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 22. 1918 RELIEF FOR SHIPPERS OUR ARMY MILLIONS TONS FREIGHT AMERICA BY MEETING GERMANIZED' IN FRANCE HANDLED BY WATERWAYS HELD IN ATLANTA BY LIQUOR REVIEWED IN AMERICA LAST YEAR iiration at the splendid condition msrkots but the producer cannot get^ Secretary Marlowe Wires Re- his products to the consumer there Capt. Hobson Gave People Secretary Baker Sees Men and appearance of the brigade andW Aiding Waterways M e a n s . and appearance of the brigade and Aiding Transportation • In Fighting Trim Food For Thought • suits Obtained Yesterday fore there nro hundreds of acres of remarked: • cabbage going to waste. .' “ Three hundred and seventy sfs With the Amcricari • Army In The Sanford Hoard of Trado haa Before a large audience in the “ These men have been there and This situation, unless sotne way is million—count them, 376,000,000— icored another victory by tho con­ found to open a maYket for the pro­ Daptist Temple ’ Wednesday night France, Wednesday, March 20.—By know what it is. You ran tell that tons of freight were handled dn theThe Associated Press) —Secretary certed action of various live wire ducer or to devise some plan where* Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson by tho way they throw out their waterways of thp United States in Baker today-concluded his visit of. .hoards of trade In thtf state who rec­ by the trucker can save his' truck spoke upon the subject of national chests as they swing by.” 1916. T hat is enough to. fill 9,400,­ ognizing the Importance of Rotting for future market delivery, is going prohibition that will be made pos­ inspection to the American military When the review was over the bri­ at the heart o f the transportation to mean n serious loss W* T. Mil­ sible by the drying of each one of xoncs in France with a trip which gade disbanded .into units nnd • 000 averago 40-ton freight fare, or troubles sent their secretaries or rep­ ler, former president ’’of tho Hillls the - staten and his pica was for took him from the Verdun sector to marched back to the camps.. The about four times as many* cars aa .* resentatives with rfecretaty Marlowe borough County Doard of Trade sug Florida to follow out the plan of Great hcadfluarters, and included a secretary. General Pershipg and his our railroads own today. "T h at,” says a statement issued by the Na* review of one brigade of the first di­ drying the counties and at the gen­ to'A tlanta Tuesday thore to meet gested today that the fnrniers can staff and the other generals trudged tirinal Rivers and Harbors Congress eral .election vote out'whiskey for vision which be addressed ns neprewith the representatives of Secre­ their truck. . down the hill through the mud to the "shows th at the waterways arc still ever and thon turn our attention to ssntative of the whole army. The wniting motor cars. tary McAdoo and Food Adminis­ “ While they eannot sake nil their the rest of'the world. of some service oven after fifty'years aecretary also kisited the birthplace trator Hoover. Secretary Baker's dny was u full of rut throat competition by the crop in this way they' .can save of Joanne of Arc and made an inci­ Hon. Forrest Luke introduced When the Sanford Hoard of Trnde enough to cut all looses appreciably,’ one us he co.vrred several hundred railroads. at a mass meeting In the court house said he. “ Of course this would de­ Capt. Hobson to the audience in a dental inspection of the troops here kilometers in his automobile. Kurly and. there over the route which lie "F or.the past eighteen months tho last Saturday night called the atten­ pend on whether cans arc obtain­ patriotic prelude in which he stated in the morning he drove to*the Ver­ traffic history of this country haa . traversed Tonight the secretary de­ tion of the growers to the crisis im- able,? continued Mr. Miller, “ but I that he had been over the harbor of dun region to n spot from which pending and asked them for ertn- think it would be easy to get them.” Santiago where Capt. Hobson per­ parted to fulfill-other aspects of his Fort Douainonl was visible./ He saw been one rontinuous succession of delays, congestion, embargoes and rerted action through the Hoard of , , • . , .. . son performed his valnriomr deeds visit jo France. the activities hhhind the French lines car shortage. On May *1 and ngain' i , . .to _a •man nnd-f * It , has also been .suggested The brigade of the first division Trade they responded . . . t lint. and it gave him great pleasure to nnd. a long artillery wagon train and nn November 1 last* year shippers such u distinguished w as'reviewed from ;t stage on n high inarching trroops. the result was the sending of Secre­ nnother way :o cut down this loss is ntrodure to make kraut, (juice a few people American. Captain Hobson is an plateau commanding a wide pano­ asked *Tor more thnn 165,000 ears tary Marlowe to Atlnnta with inin thi* ‘•ectinii are under tti•• im earnest and mint convincing speaker rama of one of the mn.-f scruically • On the way tin* secretary stopped which eoulil not lie supplied. Then ctruilions to proceed to Washingw i. beautiful parts of France. I: is wherever American troops were bil­ came u winter of extraordinary se­ if necessary but* to bring back the pres-iun that they cannot make ami alol knows well his subject. keep kraut in warm weather," said reached by" a . steep w illing road leted, the organizations ^timing out verity and a coal shortage which lie said thut the' perils of tliv . baron. Miss Lena K. Armstrong, a govern­ world in the present crisis were tw » from the \alley below, A te.wnty for inspection. • The soldiers were amounted to u national disaster. —. M r .Marlowe in company with the ment homo c iin.•unit*’ expert, who is fold; the physical p eril'or (hut of bout-' r.fin had made i; inu< •••tsilile utu*stioned regarding details of fimds, “ in a table prepared for Secretary rcprekcnutivea of various other or­ in the city, which is cm erroneous by motor so the secretary and his billets and equipment nnd the secre­ MeAdmj by Mr. W. I\ Manse, In­ autocracy, and. the moral. peril, .or ganizations from Florida yiet in AtD will *S»eep w«•n if it is put Up tint dr thu danger* of liquor and paFty made the* ascent on font, slip­ tary often went into the billets to dustrial Agent of the It. & O. Rail­ h.ti'.i Thursday and his wire to The and 111 1. t r \ ' **;irn 1 Where the vice. I’hc un.y road to safety■from ping ''ml sliging on the grassy mud. get a personal impression. The only road, it is estim at'd that in eighteen Herald follows, receivedUhls niorn- air an not get to it. he slate*. Just as they arrived a t'th e stand complaint registered was about a of the 'principal manufacturing cities these two \u,cs i> for America to •ng. ll!U* *U£jr*tionfi if full owed will quickly go dry, and for her to insist Geju ral T. *shing and' his persoanl sc.intffcind ratio'll, which was found of .the country the losses resulting “ Met regionul Director and Konthltlre-4 lii'lp 191 I Irn* the' Ims .upop her allies-in this great war to staff i-anii across the field and dis­ to be due to the temporary change frhm Dr. GnrflehLs' celebrated order irn Food Administrator, line results. that now t Mf m* in**\ able. do likewise.. It would increasl the mounted. Tin* entire party then in the stations of the units Aitfeeted. amounted in workmen's wages and' S|... ml service food stuffs and |»«ystrength of her armies front to to 10 joined the waiting diision and ••ri­ Once the secretary's parly met a manufacturing products to llI.:i4-t * i-h.iMi s begins next Sunday. All per cent it (lit- gie.it peril wete re- I gade general* and their stalls. . traveling kitchen. The secretary left 070.000. The total losses sinre the SET i . im KS AHEAD r**aii- instructed to reduce tonnage h is' automobile and had a (site nf cur shortage began, in September, waked Aieoliol i* t be lather of j ^ | March wind and occasional t »enty-rivj* per cent on these trains, itiunorality, and i* the cause of 80 squall* “f rain mnih- the seem* more the soup and food. Ilis comment 1916, are probably not less thun lie assurance to Potomac. Penn­ Will Gain One Hour More of Day­ * . • 18.000. 000.000, ami may be as much per cent o( tile vice and disease of impressive as the brigade ill full was “ very good.” light Now sylvania people here tomorrow will as SI0.000.000.000. . Washington. March 19. Tin* day­ the world. At im es the efficiency numbing equipment swept by lit arrange movement beyond. Full Seth Woodruff to Detroit of the whole army has decreased 30 rotnpuuy front,, each aalutfng like light saving lull was signed today by "Hnd ns was this huge finaitci.al ilHuds later. • He home Sunday." . President Wilson. Il puts all clocks per cent because of this terrible foe ch:;lv .work while bunds played mu­ .’Sergeant Setli Woodruff, son of loj.s. the sirkness, suffering and death • ‘ D. C. Marlowe. forwurd an hour in the last Sunday The great i|ut-stion before it* is, sic which swelled anti softened.in 11n* Mr..and Mrs. C. C. .Woodruff of this due to lack of roal—which was due Considering that Mr.. Marlowe in March and turns them hack How shall we in the shortest time gusty wind. Secretary Baker* lifted city drops- us a card from Detroit to lack of cara—were vastly worse. • was the first man to call attention. ; . his hat to each regimental ting as it where he. hns been detached from Worst of all* was the delay tn ship­ again the Inst Sunday in October. make America dry? • to the fnet that overloading the was lowered in salute mml oecasion- Camp Johnston to drive motor ment of supplies nnd munitions Through the efforts of thn Anti The daylight savihg plan will go trains, apd engines was the principal Saloon Li-agUe of America a scien­ ally spoke to Geq. Pershing, who trurks from the factory to 'th e sea­ which were urgently .Reeded by our reason for delays the ruling above to into effect and by observed Vithout tific bnttle is being fought kgalnst stood beside him. . board where-they will hi* shipped to own army and navy at tfie front and . reduce tonnage is a distinct victory the slightest disurgunlzatipn or im­ is great evil, and at the present ’Phis brigade from tbe first division Franf-e. The following from the by tlione with whom wv tight -to *. (,ir ..ur secretary and his assurance pairment <f existing renditions Jacksonville Metropolis gives the 'make the world Anfr for democracy.* • time more tti.ui tw o thirds of the ilia the transportation will he im­ Trains will he run as usual, and c\ population nro in favor o( prohibi­ to pul foot m France was romposejl details: At one time no less than 213 ships, proved carries Conviction to our cry feature of daily life into which tion and 90 per cent of the territory of' men- seasoned in training under loaded und ready to sail were held . Members of the six companies of summer and winter skies and in­ the element of time enters will re­ people, vvho have fuced disaster this is dry.' in New York for Jack of hunker coal. .* th e. 211th Division Motor Supply ured to mud and cold under all conmain unchanged. '-. • •searon in the slow movement of Before retiring on the lest Satur­ • There are aekeral problems which sitiona of ramprigning. They were train,'which left here lust Friday for "Wo have hundreds of harbors trains. have arisen either because of the the first in the trenches anti the first the cast have gum* on n tour of duty and 28/000 miles of waterways class­ day of this month, the American While this readjustment xvill riot Under the which promises to tie full of thrills, ed ii-t navigable, of which less than liquor trailic directly, or indirectly. to suffer casualties: save the losses already experienced householder will set his clock an One -of these is the food problem. ••'••igiu nl full equipment from to saj the.least. These' companies l»y the growers here-'on their lettuce huur eheud, and they may go l.o Wliile tlie people of America have trench lor.l to extra tools, steel liel- have been sent to Detroit, where 2,000 miles have been sufficiently and celery u will guarantee a better sleep nnd forget entirely about day­ soughJ to conserve the grain supply niited, tanned, and fit, the soldiers they, will take charge of a Heel of improved to have dependable chan­ nels. One-tenth nf the amount- lost movement of the remainder of the light snving until the last Saturday the brewers have used twice us much Hl.-oped swingingly through the loaded motor trucks,# driving the by the people of the United State# ' of October. On that date he will re­ celery crop and the spring crops and grain in the manufacturing of liquor Hti.-ky mud that was almost too mnehines 'from that city to linltjat least will give the farmers of the verse the process, turning hack the as the people have been able to tu„rh for the inuh-i who drew the inore. turning over the trurks to the during the last eighteen months would have been mure than enough , entire south hopes that perhaps their hands of the dock an hourfc and the sake *umr-pounders and the wheeled kit­ proper military authorities und re­ to thoroughly improve every milo of • next day the nation again will run • crops will from this time on receive, turning to Detroit for nnother flock our navigable waterways— and if The fuel problem has been nn chens. the consideration that their import- on “sun" time. ofthe big overland transports. It was. the first time an entire bri­ that had been done, and we had In the summer the American ac­ other serious one whieh hns eon anre warrants. gade which had been in action had fronted the nation; to cpmrerke their Tho organizations leaving for -this been wise enough to foster and de­ tually will rise, transact his daily I). C. /Marlowe, secretary of the supplies, schools, churches -and the been reviewed and 'th e . secretary duty were commanded by .C apt. velop water transportation, instead* ' , Hanford Hoard of Trade has already business and retire an hour earlier wheels of industry were forced. to complimented the .general command­ Burt F, Jones, und bad as hit ad­ of allowing it to Tie crushed by rail­ won recognition In the south 4is one than has been his custom, but with close. Hut nut once, did the brew­ ing and the colonels of the various jutant', Second Lieutenant Joseph W. way competition, there would havo of the bent posted secretaries oq Ids clock nn hour fast, ho will not eries' close their doors, arid they usfcd. units. When the review was conKennedy, with 2nd Lieut. -E. Hous­ been no car shortage, nn coal short­ know the difference. ...An . hour -of traffic matters .and..tim e and again in thier worir ovr£ aevrn and n half rludeiHhr-brtjpide'and commissioned ton Rawls as supply officer. age, no staggering financial lews, no has been called upon to rentier daylight thus will be -conserved in million tons,of coal, while tho poor officers assembled . in' u semi-circle peril to pur armies and our causa the afternoon. The plan’s practic­ y eoman servico'for his co u n ty -and and were presented in n body lu the • Companies forming this organiza­ through delays to ships, and many • suffered from the cold.1 ability and efficiency have been ef­ tion were as follows: A, Lieut!.Wirt state nnd hia good work this week The transportation ' and financial war secretary by General Pershing Shanahan; It, Lieut. Preston H. homes would still bo bright whlclf to­ . adds one more victory to his credit. fectively demonstrated in twelve European countries. problems hake been serious ones in in n brief address in which he com­ Fise; C, Lieut. Edward It.Hath; D, day arc full of sorrow. Upon his return The Herald will our country-, and while we have been plimented their record of fitniss and Lieut, llwcolil L. Li-nU-iu; E, Lieut. Advocates of the plan In p re se n t­ "The Rivers and Harbors bill print a detailed report of his visit ing their caso to congress explained delayed because we larked ships and efficiency. Alonzo W. Jones, nnd*F, Lieut. Ar­ which provides for the maintenance and the- results nnd many other that- the following beneficial results cars, the liquor traffic has had all it Secretary Baker, with bared head thur W. Windmuller. and improvement of our waterway matters of interest to the growers would be achieved by the system: required to carry on its work in the cold wind, told the officers and, harbors is of Interest to every and the members of the Sanford Another problem has been the they were typical American soldiers citizen of tho United States, to those A great saving in illumi nants,Huns Poison Homes Hoard of -Trade, the organisation morals which accompany tho liquor and aaid they were "the point of the such' as oil, gas and electric power. Covington, Ky., March 19.—The who live upon tho prairies or among that is accomplishing such great re­ traffic. It is a scientific fact that wedge of the army which the whole toll of dead horses, part of n ship­ the mountains no lens thnn to those .Marked cohscrvutlon of coal. -- nultrf for this county. American people is driving Into the Increased . manufacturing pro­ liquor and vice go hand in hand. ment of 726 government animals who live by ocean, lake or riverrnnks of their adversary.” duction as the result of improve­ Since this is so we.can easily see how from Camp Grant, Ills., bound for Every thousand or million tons <rf’ MANATEE TRUCKERS LOSE l*he officers then formed in line through the influence of the liquor ment in working conditions, an Atlantic port tonight reached ap­ freight sent by water leaves frc'xjfft . traffic the kery nerke centers of the and each shook hands with the sec­ proximately -100 nnd veterinarians, cars free to aervu. those whona tbe* ment in working conditions. Sanford Not Alan* In Transport retary as his namo was announced. waterways cannot reach. Manufac­ General benefits to the nntional world have been - demoralized? ‘ . Problems , The secretary acknowledged each it is said, have no'hope nl* having turer nnd mechanic, merchant and health because of an additional It is in -the President's power to greeting nnd when sorno acquaint­ tbe remainder. Hanford truckers are not alone in hour of daylight which may be de­ clerk, farmer nnd miner, every/ sign an order which will prohibit ance approached he added n per­ It is believed hero that, the death tlu-ir losses on celery on account of mother, with a son now or anon tnibnr voted to recreation. the manufacturing, of liquor, but pos sonal word or two. , of the animals was brought about by in Franco nnd every loyal, citizen . the transportation problem. The . Reduction, in the coj»t of living to aibly because he has not hnd sucf lollowing from tho Tampu Time* in­ some whd can rube garden.truck for General Pershing showed grati a carefully arranged poison plot. who wnhts to win. this war should ficient encouragement from .then dicates th a t. Manatee also b hard domestic consumption; and Deaths of horses wcYe not copdo everything .pqsslblo to make It joriiy of the people he has not, as hit: fined to tboso In any one egr but during nor permnneut peace until sure th a t pur waterwnys and har­ Improvement of tho truining con­ yet done so * We should encourage apread indiscriminately among ani­ bors are maintained, improved and Reports' have reached the Times ditions for the fighting forces our nobio President in his great un­ we are a dry nation,or nations. mals in all the livestock cars. Al­ used to tho limit of thoir capacity."' that approximately 300 acres of cel­ The interstate commerce commit­ dertaking by writing encouraging . Wc rend of many deaths in the ready the loss to the government ery and lettuce have been plowed letters to him. and expressing our paper because of pneumonia, but • under In Manatee county! duping tho tee of the ihouse submitted n favor- loyalty to him and to our native they should really he laid to the approximates 180,000. Farmers narrow Money last few days, due to the fact that ible report on the measure and urged land, and endeavor to aid him. Tho horses have been carefully door of the liquor traffic, and that During the month of January^ farmers cannot get their produce to its passage. Trfith makes men free, so wc foo kills many of our young men selected from several thousand pur­ 111,787,617 were paid out to farmers the northern'm arkets, .on account of . chased by-the government. • . Ralae Postal Employees . . of the United States by the Federal should stand for tru th , for that ajonc every yeartraffic conditions, and tho approach Washington, March 19.— F la t’pay will make America free, tho allies land banka on long time first mort­ Tho liquor traffic is controlled by of time for putting in tho staple Increases o f-16 per cent of all em­ gage loans, according to a statement -Jnank Robbers less than one third of one peF'ccnt free, and finally the world free. •Tops. Many who have ventured to ployes of postal services, Including by the Federal. Farm Loan Board of our population. The Germans .. Tajnpa.._M arch 19.—ThoState "tart their truck, north austalned a l l ’grades m d clsssos Was recom­ . Germany haa. been..prepared becontrol the majority of the breweries, Dank of Zephyr Illli, Florida,' waa On February 1st the total amount heavy losses due to' the fact th at mended today by the aenate post­ eauie she is an autocratic country; etc,, ao we are really contending dynamited early today; one dtlaen of money paid out to farmers since prolonged transportation delay*.,left office subcom m ittee in-revising the and while for years she allowed liquof of different kinds to be man­ against the H unt in our own land- ' waa killed and- another . wounded the establishment of the Federathe stud In bad condition whon annual poetofflee appropriation bill. Not all of .,tta.,«fn ,go to war; but The ’robbers escaped' without secur­ l>nd 'banks was 960,782,432, cover­ ufactured, at the present day her arrived. For weeks It haa been ing any booty. A posse is hunting ing 24,020 joans closed. The total not all-the..itjra». is. t o .b e waged men are no} a llow ed -on etdrop of All the .committees are busy with *. known that those truckers who wires were .cut by . . amount of loans applied for tip to planted cabbage.' extensikely would the Society .Circus and the affair la beer'- or liquor'; Democracy wat other short* go we jii'hom e milst do them... Telephone ■uitain a heavy loss. Cabbage ere going to*be a great lueeaa In ever* cannot possibly, win* against au­ our beet, to.ala our men 1n thia great I the robbefs. Details have riot been February 1 waa 9260/668,981, repre­ . . I received. tocracy dry Wa eannot hake en- undertaking. . . sen tin g 112.14G application*. 8clllnK •( e'felr price In the northern particular. .■ . i • ■ %* #• . . / ■ . - _• . ,, • • ■ .. i T . , V •<• \ . ■ I A I. a A n m A • • ailllins . - . . . *- ,* ' ."V * �damp, not sloppy, and of such con* •latency th a t it -will- fall In fine flakes^ when abwn broadcast. This bslt should be put out after sunset so that it will be Trcsh and attractive when the worms come out to.feed in the night. If the fol­ Item s of Interest for the Man lowing day is cloudy the bait will remain t attractive for the following . Behind the Plow night; otherwise it will have to be renewed If the cutworms have not of 2 lbs. wheat bran, 2 lbs. mid­ been , brought v under control. If dlings, 1 lb. corn meal, M Ih. sifted properly sown it will fsil in such beef scrap. Feed this slightly moist­ small (lakes that fowls or other birds ened. . w ilt'not pick It up. In a field of truck plinta better Plant Cowpeaa Early protection ’will be given the plants The farmer who. wishes to raise at a smaller cost for material If, in­ cowpeas for seed has one great ene­ stead of being sown broadcast, the my—the weevil. Early plantings bait is placed in small piles . about will probably escape wceyils! si bait is placed in small piles about least there will be less damage to thfc along the rows. • seed of early peas-than to the late Jnstead of both cottonseed. meal planted ones. The common practice and bran; either may be used alone, is to plant after* oats. • . in which nasc 25 pounds is used. The University of Floridn exten­ B itter• molasses, such as New Or­ sion division advises those farmers leans, stale bran or meal, should not who w an t'to raise seed, to plant as be used in making this bait. The soon as the soil and weather arc mixture, must be made bp fresh each warm, enough. This crop will ma-. day from sweet; fresh material. * ture and'another, can be plnntcd for % In ,n small garden or in a field hay, soil* Improvement or grazing. where there are few cutworms, the The first planting, can' bo made In easiest, choapeit and quickest meth­ early April in most parts of the, od -of dealing with them is to wnlk state. . through the patch in the early morning and look for plant* which Do-Your Best with Poultry were cut oil ‘during the preceding Para Grass Improves Pastures In keeping with the spirit of the Farmers who are looking for a for­ night. .B y srrntching the earth away times, n great campaign is -under age plant with which to improve na­ from the base of the plant tho worm way to increase poultry and egg pro­ tive pastures mny find Pnra grass will usually be found-at a depth of duction in the United Btntes so that suitable. A. P. Spencer of the Uni­ not more thnn an Inch'. They may a greater supply of the meat prod­ versity of. Florida extension division be collected nnd fed to chickens, or ucts caq be utilized by- our armed says it is.well adapted lo improving be dropped info a pan of water to forces and our allies. native pastures which are subject to w:hich some keyosense has been Authentic nnd practicnl informa­ overflow. Under such conditions it -added, tion and direct will insure maximum is-perhaps the best forage plant. It Grow Sorghum fpr Livestock results a n d ’ avoid many losses. *A can be used for soiling, for hay, or The importance of sorghum as n great deal of this* information may­ it may be pastured. If 1st is to be be hod in Bulletin No, 9, •'Poultry- used for pasture, nnimals should good crop to grow- in Florida should in Florida," published by the Univer­ graze on it continuously to keep the not be overlooked. The University stems from becoming woody. of Floridn extension division recom­ sity of Florida extension division. mends it ns u good, cheap roughage Feeding young chicks .requires for live stock, nnd it will be used for I cannot lie carried Give Poison to CulwoYma form system as tlte The best .cutworm is a dead one. for live stock and it will be used to re bibls. Chicks | Spread^ poisoned bait for them nnd some extent this year for making until they arc 36 they will kill themselves eating. syrup to supplant cane syrup, owing Feeding ns soon ns There is more thnn one kind of pol­ to the scarcity qf seed rnnes. T. W. Shands has found sorghum ls a bad practice, .HOned bait but the so-called Kansas a valuable feed for the economical lirictit nourishment mixture is recommended by J.. R. production of meat, nnd as a main­ •ures from the eggs Watson of tho University of Florida tenance crop for horses and mules: to lust two days, experiment station, - . nod disturbs their |»ri.,,ari. a mixture of. 20 pounds He nays: “ I have planted sorghum for the . bran. 5 pounds rottonseed meal, nnd last eight years, planting* only one lay consist of hard 1 pound puris green. Prepare un­ - bread and rolled other mixture of, 2 17 gallons wuter, variety,* Early Amber. To get a [listened with tflif- 2 quarts molasses or syrup, nnd 3 or good crop, the preparation of a good ike the mass crum- 4 lemons. • The entire lemon should seed bed is essential. To make this or five times a day. be grated or gpiund fine. Pour* into preparation properly, you should be first 'week they the dry mixture enpugh of the wet break your land well uud harrow should be pul op n grnln mash feed mixture to make the mass decidedly deeply, and use plenty of fertilizer ■hsllow cultivation, and you should be able i«T begin "feeding not/ later than 110 days after planting. !‘The proper time to begin feeding sorghum to hftrses is when about half of the seed aro black and a t least four-fifths of all your sorghum has seeded out. When your sorghum reaches.this condition you can cut and feted' it in abundance without any fear of making your stock sick. It is very essential that you c|o not feed sorghum to horses or mules be­ fore it reaches this particular stage. Do not let your sorghum lie in the field after cutting it 'but haul it In immediately, and put it in the man­ ger for tho stock to cat. • " I t is not profitable to ri/n the sorghum thru a feed cutter before feeding it green. You will find th<t stock will eat more of it .if you feed the entire stalk, although they- waste quite a good deal. Throw out what has been left over, for the hogs to Frisk L. Wm <i i I A m a i c i s fir LtflsI s lin To tb s 'V o lin el S im ln oli C o .:'1* ' ‘ 1 b«i to tnnounr. tb it I am a esndldat# (or ro-«li«tloB lo tbs bout# e( reprtt.nlat i n s (rom Bsm laoli county. H i vine ou In tb it c ip ic lt r In Ins teuton of 1917 ftal I ib i p rtsirM to s lv s you- b itu r Mrvies la ISIS. I do not know o( any reaann why you should not (!* • » aaeond U r n , which b u s lw iy i boon aeeordad il l repreM htitlvM In tb l p u t . I fully appteelata tbs blsb honor pifd m i ‘by tlttlln e n»o-ln ISIS and. I h iT i rndtatored i t i l l tlm u to look if t ir Jha InteraaU of tb i peOjL1* ,? * Htmlnolt rounty and tb i i t i t s ol Florida 1 hope 1 b ir o not filled to fullUI your i s par tat loot and 1 truat you wifi aae your way c lu r to (I v i m i ■ aaeond trrm. A fila Ih inklas you for tb i m in y favors b u tow id on m i In tb i p u t I promlu that I will b i faithful to tb i .trust Irapottd In mi. Youra very truly. • _ f Fit AN K 1- W oObRUFF. . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ■'The proper amount of sorghum to 'plant is one acre for each horse. This should bo planted two-thirds in March and the other third about Mr. Shands does not recommend that all be planted at one time. Some farmers do so and cultivate the stubble for a second crop. He says, this second crop will not ma­ ture evenly nnd thnt many suckers thnt are* not nutritious will come from the stubble. ‘ ” My experience in feeding cattle and hogs with sorghum is the samd* ns in feeding horses nnd mules,” says Mr. Shands. " I t will not pay to let theiq run on the sorghum and eat it down, because they will des­ troy twice ns much ns they will eat. We fed sorghum for three months-to 200 head of hogs thnt were running on pasture and kept them in good condition until ready to turn them on chufas and peanuts the first of October." Mr. Shands bus not been able to make good hay from* sorghum. • .In spite of the various ways tried the hay has always molded, ami the mold uHerts live' stock. He ullribliutos the death of one mule to feed­ ing molded sorghum hay. "Bred to Lay” Barred Bock t t for hatching, 15.00 and $3.00 p setting from prise ‘winning ,,tn Utility $1.60 per 15, $6.00 per hui dred. A' few cholco White Wya dotte nnd Barred Rock Corkere $3.00 and $5.00 each if taken quit Keystone Poultry Yards, Longwoo Fla. „ 66-tfe For Sale—Ford Touring Car, De­ mountable wheels. Good ‘condition. Bargain. Phono 6. P. O. Box 983 For Sale-—One fresh milk c0 R. L. Garrison, FoYt Reed. 57-tfc For Sale—Ten acres hammock land on Cameron ^avenue, right in the heart of the celery delta. This farm joins railroad loading station. Three acres cleared. Must he sold to close an estate. If interested write F. J. McDanncl, Uwom, Michigan. 53-tfc ’ . Tomato plants for sale.—See C. H. Lcfller. 56-tf 1 All-Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a . Rhode Island Red eggs for hatebLine For Each Insertion. Minimum ng. $2.00 for fifteen.. It. I,. GirCharge 25 Cents. rlson. Sl-tf In answering an advertisement whorejno name is mentioned in tho ad, please do not ask Tho Herald for information aa to tho identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser Is and if wo do we are not allowed to' givo out .this information. - Simply write a let,ter and address It os per in­ structions in tho ad. For Sale—A six room house isj lot,- west side Laurel avenue, hetween Sixth and Seventh streets. A 16 per cent investment. A. Derby, S7 Washington ; Ave., Oil City,' Pi. For Sale—Ilect plants; 100 or $2.00 tier thousand Portin Bros., Wagner, Fla. CTR'J \Vri!« 51-tfe FOR SALE For Sale—Good milk cow. 1101 For Rent—Three office roona French avenue. 59-2tp fronting on First street. Most de­ For Sale—LivingHton Globe toma­ sirable offices in city. Several other to plants. $1.25 per thousand, now- good office rooms in same, building. * . 23-tfr ready. M. S. Nelson. Eureka Hum­ Yowtll & Speer. mock, box 1173, Sanford, Fla. 69-tf A Jackson county farmer recently sold forty hogs thnt n'vc ng il 193 pounds at eight months lo* 12'7 rents 11 pound. The Allian e dis­ trict hns shipped $30,000 worth of cane syrup the past season. They also.ship from th e re 'an average of 300 dozen eggs a week. FOR RENT For Sale—One little row *4 Jersey*. For Rent—Furnished rooms witb Inquire Mrs. C.' R. Walker, 100G or without board. Mr* Chi*. G. East ScrAnd St. G0-2tc Adnms. 519 (fnk. * "t'-tlp For Sale -1000 His new celery House for rent; G rooms, on I'nio* res. F. A. Stone, Eighth und Ouk. aVenUe. Inquire W. I*. Stone. * 65-tf '■ 57-tfc For Sale—10*7 hand farm or draft ' For Rent—Furnished or unfur­ horse, weight 1350 lbs. Inquire L. A nished five rooms Magnolia aventt. Ilrumlcy. .' * 53-tf Close in. Address Home, «--o Her­ ald. *1 -V'-tfc For Rent'-—Furnished room* for light housekeeping, 117 Laurel At * WANTED W anted—CjlprcAs log*., Addrtii Landcck Lumber Company, Tsrip s Fla., stating what you enn furniil 0«-8tr for rontinuuus shipment." Ccrta'm-tccd means certainty or quality and guaranteed satisfaction— the first and last object of careful buyers. Both quality and satis­ faction’ arc guaranteed .by a business which has gained world leadership because of its ability to manufacture and clistribute.thc highest quality products at fair prices. . . . . *. .* sdvsncs kov |ent ll’-*h -a ils st Ocr & H ' better thsn ^ 1,-keJ by the_World's 5 S « 2 “ "T L"« /Certain Certain-teed {fP'.il DefiniteCu*rijj7j‘ J £ a 'N o Roofim t ^ S Roofing & Shingles *• ' . • ’* • Ctrtain-ietd is a conservation product. It is made from rags and asphalt, skillfully converted into roofing that is impervious to the elements. Ctrtain-Lrd is the most efficient type of roof for all kinds of buildings, from the modern skysdraper to the farm barn. It is light weight, weatherproof, clean, sanitary, fuc-rctardant. ii not affected by fumes or gases, and car.nnot rust or corrode. Its first cost is moderate, hying cost low, and upkeep practi­ cally nothing. Ctrfaitblvd is guaranteed 5, 10 or 15 years, according lo thickness. . Y\ - * . • Wanted — Two white maids at the Empire Hotel W anted—A maid for housework In family of three, he good cook and reliable. N Ing.’ Good wages. Mr*. I'h drcwB, "ShelL. Bank.” .Cider W anted—A Unit class nun understands raising co|ton. Appf to F. O.* Box 1255, Sanford.^ Fit Qc-ferengen desired to Box 1255, Snnford, Fla ------------------------ g e r £ a i n - t e e d P r o d u c t s C o r p o r a tio n . . Factorieti St.Louh.Mo. East S lLouIs.IIL Mar*eUI«s,IlL York.Pa. Niagara Fall* N.Y. Richmond*Calif. * X Eggplants and tomato immediate setting. Airs. Donga I, Celery avenue; Si W a r e h o a U il A lbany. A tlanta. B .poof. M a„ Btrmlaabam, B u la n . Buffalo. C M cato.-C 1atlaaall. C U eeU M , is.ii.. DcaMJm T Duluth. Ofiod K*p»d», lUvitdm WU m m U. Otf, U$ AaftMi, LyJEklJrJ! Iw irlK . ijaw fhUeme, jfufajk^Va- OUaUata.aty, LunUiVT*. P u t l .n d , O r . . R U k u .n d . V a ^ a t Loots. Sail Laka CUr. S oatlla. W a s k . 3 hravapart. Spokaao, Information wanted i whereabouts of Dr. V Y'oung or his sons, Clisrh liam pr daughter Fanny, to J*'lorlda some ■years Staunton Robson Ave., Orlando, Fla H E P A H T M f .N T O r T H E iNTraiot n»U. *B.. U nd Offlca at t» o . aivan .‘k»‘ T* " f V T tl Nolle# it .. “kafstur . w ho. on N o r .r n•bW r* r 7a*V I n n s * 00'*- rl* ■ . mada IIom»«t#ad E n t r y No. n ' ‘ Of -HW U- s N>4 of SW ff, 8 E ,.i -■ SKW, 8 ration 3«. 2H K. TalUhauaa M»»M!*#. ►iistlr* ' of Inlenlloh , m ,.k**.,lL“ ,n|Tn faan-ietd Product» Corporctia \0,«: H ... on th. Bib ds» cialmant namra at C. W. EntS»ln*rr of f-0'* j .>,. w .u. .< Tw-£ "■ TU,d rl*- *-ssKsri>jjyi, wmiMaroaixstcF: wiua n o s nAotff tu ^xjttamtusotMKfA jucuijaraanjxB itU tT . JSU<f aid sat B Ol rrj* �by the illness and *death of her sister. ■ •’ k Henry Cameron Is near Palatka on tho Cameron cattle ranch .overseeing the spring branding and other work. A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Drown and their young people were over from RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ Ft. Christmas Sunday to spend the TY -E FFIC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD day at the McClelland home. Miss Winnie Drown remained for the week after two weeks in Orsnge county with her sister, Mrs. McClelland. WEST GENEVA AVENUE We are having some .fine rainy attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Marshall of weather now and are so thankful for Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W’ynn were Cameron avenue were dinner guests the good favors th a t are given to us. the guests of Mrs. Andes Sunday. al the Ellsworth home an - Beards!! The gardens will sure grow now. avenue Sunday.Mrs. J. E. Vaughn was in Sanford GENEYA NEWS Wednesday attending some business Miss Gladys Joiner left for Braiand did get sprinkled coming home dentown laat Sunday .after an ex­ b u t d id n 't mind it one bit. tended visit to her aunt, Mrs. Will Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fortier's baby Brown. girt has been very sick but is on the Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Quigg of Or­ The Assistant Truck Crop Spec­ mend again. lando were the week end guests of ialist for the State of Florida reports Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wicks. as follows: Warm weather has been PAOLA PERSONALS Interesting ‘ revival services arc Mrs. Clark Pearson with her-little being held at the JJlcthodist church general during the latter half of Feb­ sons, Jack and Ralph left on Satur­ ifiii 'week,’ the preaching bcing'*donfc ruary and growth has beep . rapid Cabbage in general.is looking well. day, the 9th,‘ to join her husband in b y ‘Rev. McCloud of Tampa. Some plants arc going to seed as a Key West, where he hrfs been’ en­ Rev. and. Mrs. Hnrtsfleld, Miss result of the earlier cold weather but gaged in building for several months. Clair Harrison and Mrs. Aubry Mo­ the loss from this cause will be small, Mr. Eldredge has recently made ran were among the visitors to San­ Car load shipments are now being improvements on his attractive home ford Saturday. made from all sections as previous Blde-a-Wcc, Mrs. H. IL Pattishnll left'M onday reported and this .movement will Come' to Sunday school. On Sun­ for Tarpon Springs where she will continue into May. j. Celery at Snnday, Mar. 10th a few people met at visit her son. Dr. Pattishnll and ford and in Mnnatob county is ge® the Paola church and organized a crafty looking well. Fogs have been Sunday school, There were 'fourteen Mrs. R. Q. Gresham returned Inst favorable for tire spread of foot rot present and provision was made for Saturday from Melrose where . she and black h$art but no great reduc­ three classes, primary, Intermediate was called to the hcdsijle of her little tion in yield from these causes is exand Seniqr. Much interest was man­ grandson, who died a few days after peeled. Transportation is rIow com­ ifested by those present. The chil­ her arrival. The sympathy of the pared with previous years anil this dren listened attentively to Mrs. entire community goes out to this rather than the condition of celery W. C. Powers of Orlando, who talked family in their lass. ,at time of shipment is held respon­ to them on the importance of a t­ , The farmers and orange growers sible for arrival of soino celt-ry in tending Sunday school. are delighted, vl'ith the fine rains we poor condition. During the next Arthur Goode Ivey is visiting nt month it is hppfd that the shipments are having. the "home of his parents, Mr‘. ami from Manatee county will average Mrs. R. E. Ivey. 75 cars per w'eek and from Sanford twice tfiat amount with the greater Supt. T. W. Law-ton visited the portion of the rrop still to move, Paola school Tuesday afternoon and {Lettuce will be lighter for the r<talked interestingly to the children 1mainder of the season. Much <.f the about Thrift and War Saving. ' | rrop is looking well but there will he | considerable loss unless cooler 'weather sets in and the present temiperattires arc- not favorable fur the heading of lettuce. While tomato shipments' are light from the. East (‘oast, they will increase con-idi-rlably in volume during Murch. (.Her tiie remainder of the stale, including Manatee county, most of the plant* 'are still unset and the harvest will bo considerably later. From pre-sent indications there will be ,i re*duet ion in acreage fron that >>( pre■Vious years. .Potato planting has | been finished at , Hastings and.-is i nearing completion in most other |sections of the state. Field-. are generally in tiye condition and* pres­ ent indications point to n favorable season. Strawberry' plants are gen­ erally?'! firlfty and'artT y!elding well, the shipments from Plant City alone C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS FLORIDA CON DITI0N GOOD ,r»« BEST IN TH E LONG RUN T h e Last Word in Tires > . . * * # cfESrbESTED," the clinching quality of proven strength Ip M -m e a n s sure service—a long life for the tird, and ' durability wherever the motorist takes it, with no long stops for repairs—because if is p r o v e n service. T rue to its creed never to market an untried product, Goodrich last year rose beyond its long established Te&t Car w ork around Akron, nnd sent forth six Test Car Fleets to put the road test to Goodrich Tires. After months of mauling them through mud and frozen slush, against sand, rock nnd gravel, the Goodrich T est Cars brought back the last w ord for tires. T E S T E D in — . . Here are tires truly iested, for tho T e st Car Fleets grand total mileage of 4,178,744 tire miles, have tested "them nnd proved their strength and lasting w ear beyond the faith of the maker. ’ SILVERTOW N CORDS, and BLACK SAFETY TREADS, came triumphant through the test, and vindi­ cated Goodrich’s faith in the spiral-wrapped, cable-cord lire body, and the tough, cross-barred, close-clutch, black.safety tread. E vtry W *r bar­ Get. sure tire service in the tires ing S u m p U ■ t u p , 'toward* P m c *. that won from the roads of America, the title "America’s Tested Tires." T H E B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY • Jacksonvilln Branch: i i f t '/ . I w i .V .'i . C IT Y 802 Main St., JacluouviilJ, Fla. O F G O O D R IC H • A K R O N , O H IO . iM n v x i t c x e iv riitH w e M ia ira tu v -M iw fM w iin a e M now being_ over t20,000 q u irta dally, r The bulk of the movement Is still in 80-quart refrigerators but the ship­ ments In solid cars will Increase fro'mnowon.—£ —j—l_i_— ------ - Seminole's Roll of Honor ‘' ' ~ Have Been' Looking For Navy Karl Schults, . Sherm an, Routh, Collier Drown, Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roumillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White,- Oscar Rouse, C. J. Lawton, James Purvis,'W illiam H art ley, Wallace Lipford, W. C, Temple Forrest Gatchel. Ed. Cameron, Lyman Dakcr, E. S. Ward, Robert Deane, Tenny Deane, F. F. Roper. Army John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff1, Stanley Walker, Dr. Ralph Steycns, Joe Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Drucc An­ derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ burn, Albert Fry, JuTne* Estrldgc, George Huff, Thomas Sullivan* t.W. A. Pattis hall, Monde Fox, Ingram Guerry, Henry Dyrd, Osborne Wil­ liams, Vail Lovell, M artin Tcmffle, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins,John Lee, J. AS. tnffor.d, Andrew Aulln, John" Cater Lawton, Alfred M. Beck,- Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. F. Coates, Ernest Gormley, Walter Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam Pcvehouse, Harry Carlson, C. E. Hunter,1Wilson Miller,, Harrold Long James Weaver Norman Baker, Er­ nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. Hill, Harry Itr.bun, Guy Stafford," Lew tie Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T. O. Gillis, Willie 0. Goolsby* Hurtold Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert Merriwetbcr, R obert Routh,- S taf­ ford LeFils, Grover LeFils, Paul Dooley, E. L. Molt, Frank campbell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ burn, Oscar Du Hose, Edwin L. Dinkle. Sam J. Pickens, Harry II. Newinuri, iiryan Walker, Andrew J. Kinc, Charles Prlester, Kobt. O. Weeks, Wnlfred * Pierson, Vander Perritte, Adolplj Shaw, Burney F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ chell. Drnwdy Mutthers, Lewis f o i­ lin'", Jonh A. Rhodes. John R. Long, W'llliam H. Lynrh, James II. Lee, J. C. Hutchinson. C. T. Smith, Roy Mason, Dr. T. A. Nenl George Hyman. John E Hawkins Fred Hallard Cal Robert Willie Joe Znpf . Ralph Geiger lla;ry Geiger Fred Hallord Robert Hill Eddie Potter Raymond McDonald CarFMcDonnld Clarence Temple Joe Guerry, William Shepard C’nrl Takaeb Victor M. Greene First Lieut. Geo. (,. Herring Second Lieut Ralph Wight. , Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynne. Wultcr Mason, John I'ezold, Paul Pezoltl, Edm ond‘Stowe, Frank Lossin'g, ArthurLossing. Berkeley Blackman - %. Worthington Blackman Wallace Crosby Henry Lee Alvifi Kendall Brittain Johnson Joseph Wynn WIRE BASKETS Can be used for so many different purposes on the Farm Better book your order for Celery Wire and Crate Nails •- • Only a Limited Quanity Left There "is no foundation for the alleged violations of law attributed tcrour Com­ pany by" agents of the Federal Trade Commission and I want to say emphatic­ ally that Swift’A Company is not a party to any conspiracy to defraud the Govern­ ments Nor has Swift & Company been guilty of improperly storing foods or of making false entries or reports. Conference* of packer*, where prices have been discussed, have been held at the urgent request and in the presence of representatives of either the Food Administration or the Council of National Defense. And yet the packers have been accused of committing a felony by acting in collusion on Government bids I We have done our beit, with other packers, large and small, to comply with the directions of the United States Food Administration in all particulars, including the furnishing of food supplies fqr the U. S. Army and Navy and the Allies, now be­ ing handled through the Food Adminis­ tration. , We will continue to do our utnkoct^under Government direction, to increase our production and assist the Food Adminis­ tration. W e consider that the opportunity to co-operate whole-heartedly and to our fullest powers with this branch- of the Government is our plain and most press­ ing duty. The Trade Commiuion Attorney ha*, by false inference and misplaced empha­ sis, given to disconnected portions of the correspondence taken from our private files and read into the Record, a false and sinister meaning with the plain purpose of creating antagonistic- publip opinion. The services of the packers of the United States are most urgently needed, and I regret exceedingly that we should nt this time have to spend our efforts in defending ourselves against unfounded, unproved, and unfair assertions such as are being daily made public. Self-Pity; Self.Pralae. Half th»- world I* gnawed by tho bi-nst Stdf Pity and the other half. 1* ■bitten by the britut Bolt Praise. It la better to chain iirfth these unlmnU and go-out free nnd unconcerned • about self. All this concern -nbout self Is the misfortune which dogs (he man who hns not related himself to the one universal law. President Swift & Company, Stucco for Renovating Home. • Many turn will “spruce up tho old plnre". when they will not tear down nnd rebuild. Sometimes It Ih sentl* nienl, sometime* economy. Renova­ tion can do n lot more than Improve the looks of the house. Remodeling nnd overcoating with stucco make the walls flre-reslstnnt—lowering insur­ ance premium* and Increasing safety. It rnnkrs thp home ensler to hcftt In winter, cooler in summer, nnd often towers the cost of repairing or repaint­ ing. Ox, Slowest Animal. There Js ho animal possessing less speed than nn ox. In the ohl days, the days before the advent of rullronds It would tnko nr funner nnd fits ox team two weeks to pinko n ‘round trip with twentyvfivc.or thirty bushels of groin to market, a trip thnt’, ',cati'. now ho made by rail In half n day. Then the patient hnlmnlx did well to jig along nt the rnlo of two or three feet a *ecomL Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Yoiir Door Daily Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity ■' . of 99.98 Per Cdnt. Monkey* U u Flit*. Ilrnchm, In hja "Thlcrlcben,” tells how certain kind* of mookoyn empha­ size their feeling* by striking with their flits. When angry or. excited they tiring their flats down upon the ground with all their might. They are not quite as foolish as the man who ham^ tners the table with his fist. They have this excuse: the are looking for ■ stone or stick- wttii which to crack the ikall of their dlssentlpg fellow- T. 0 . Charles Distributor — — -----— ----- PHONE 338------- — TRY A> HERALD WANT AP • • j �THE BANFOftD. HERALD U superior -to evil, u euro u Heaven js better thani hell, we shall win, ‘though the way. may be long and bloody. • •Let us then glory in the contest. Let us pit our right and truth against Germany’s Satan-devised might. Let us enter upon tho crusade with the old crusader's spirit of old and thank God that we-fight upder Ills banner and in His cause. Then, “ Onward, Christian Soldlers," for the very angels of Heaven might envy you this supreme oppor­ tunity to sacrifice that you mny save civilisation front barbarism, Chris­ tianity from atheism ,. wpmen- and children from brutish beasts, and the plaudit of the Master—"Well done, good and faithful servant, enter thou into the Joy of thy Lord.’! By Richard H. Edmonds ^M anufacturers Record • f* # ing eyes .light the pathway to Hcavqn, arc killed as though they were ravenous bdhsta, and their suf­ ferings jibed- at by the inhuman monsters turned loose, filled with all tho vilcncss of their hell-begotten lives. Fields are made desolate; churches and cathedrals are blotted out, wells are poisoned, whole villages arc ■wept as by the besom- of destruc­ tion, nnd awful devastation uncqualed in all the long years of men’s existence on earth reigns wher­ ever G erm any's, accursed, army and more priceless tmngs oi me. moves. Millions bf men, the flower Innocent. whose sliplng FLOUR FOg ALLIES of the worliPs civilization, have with tongues enchant nnd whose wondortheir hadira- fertilized a thousand United Slates Must Save More battlefields, and millions of orphaned Wheat Flour children and widows, fathers’ and Washington, March 19.—Tho food administration topight announced th administration tonight announced earth’s-m o s t fearful anguish, nnd the first of a series of steps of plans still the awful reign of ruin nnd to stretch flour supplies sufficiently to feed the country and maintain death goes on. the allies until the next harvest. And why ull this suffering? ' Beginning with the baking trade, Why these murdered men, women which uses -10 per cent of tiie wheat nnd children? ' • Hour consumed in this country, the Why these broken- hearts? * administration has approved plans Why the hones of (ifthies and their for n division of flour supplies be­ mothers bleaching the pathways tween shops, sharing of wjieat sub­ through .the forests and over stitutes, nnd for a nationwide edif-' snow and 1ce as they fled from burn­ rational campaign to eliminate waste ing homes td escape the rnvishor's cationnl campaign to eliminate oncoming? . waste. * ^cup’COTTOLENE eu^ iu*sr Further restrictions on the con­ 3 cup* flour cup booty Because Germany through tho sumption of wheat, which were an­ cupt oatmeal Pinch of tilt years had *bcen planning its hell- nounced last week as upder consid­ Scitl Itwl tt**poun Cold wittr devised scheme of conquest; its plan eration will be put into effect next. tods for world domination, .based on a Aside from the shortage of wheat definite, pre-detcrmincd campaign of in the United States, another serious Sift together the flour, oatmeal, world^wide intrigue and lying nnd problem is confronted by the food wit an J soda; add the sugar, then thieving and murder and rape that administration in making good prom­ the honey thoroughly blended with Kaiser Wilhelm, the syphilitic child ises to the allies.- Not ft single •C trrrO L E N E . Moisten with of sylphilitic parentage, and his week’s shipment of grain and car­ rotten-hearted, rottcn-aouled mili­ goes abroad has equalled the an­ enough cold water to make a stiff tary cliquo might build a world em­ nounced program since January 1, dough. Mix thoroughly. ’Roll pire for their aggrandisement Sod so that there remains a deficit of thm and cut with fancy cutter. the pertpctual power of themseh;es 812.000 tons to he made up. ifnd their descendants. Democracy Cookies lightens the baking lightens the bills. This is the inescapable fact. This is the mad-dng that is nl large. This is the roaring lion seeking to devour your wife and other loved ones nnd your country, and you must either fight or run. and if you run you are sure to he destroyed. SANFORD. VULCANIZING WORKS • XXX vv V wA A IB IIII Bfi ■v r v — FIRST ERIZE: . . X X ' '' I DIAMOND RING Inasmurh ‘nit the allied peoplrs abroad are being rationed strictly, officials here do not contemplate any cifflailmnnt of exports nor do 'they admit of a possibility of failure in supplying the food necessary to carry on the war. Plans of the bakers for economyin their business were, outlined to state food administrators here last week by .Henry W. Studc, president of- the National Association of Mas­ ter Bakers, and W. M. Campbell, chairman of th e ’ association’s na­ tional terhnlchl service committee will he appointed In each state which will in turn appoint dlstric captains nnd county leaders. Meet­ ings and demonstrations will be held in every’ town nnd village. No baker will have nn excuse fo failure to pfAduce victory bread of the rqost palatable character after the trade secrets ol the leading mem­ bers of the business have been im­ parted to him, in the opinion of the food administration. Hearty appreciation of the baker’s offer to. undertake educational work was expressed tonight by the food administration. Just Pork Chtfcs. Pnnnld often goes to the store with ils mother, whirls a frugal buyer. One lay he went nlone tq the butcher's. “I sent free |wirk chops," lie said, "hut no (ones, or fut, or lean," • As Brier William Sets It. You never know when yop -Is ltnfipy till you Is cl'ur out er happy lnu‘, un.’ den yinu ain't got lime null lef ter kick yo'ae'f fer tint (mowin' It at de right time.—Atlanta Constitution. ‘ XXX G O O D TO TH E LAST DROP MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ASK YOUR G R O C E R P Y O U R SHOES NEA1 LIQUIDS AND PASTES. FOR BLACK, WHITE, TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOES. PRESERVE THE LEATHER. TV, r. r. DAUXTCOXPOXATIOXS. LOTTED, IUTTA10. H. T. XXX y > W WWW THIRD PRIZE: PEARL PIN NOMINATION BLANK Hh RED CROSS SOCIETY CIRCUS. + Only One'Credit of Free Nomination Votes Given Any One Candidate WWW Sanford, Fla A I-nrgc Stock of Tires, Tubes and Accessories Always on Hand, Also a Large, Stock of No Glare Headlights, Electric Bulbs imd Starting*1Battcrjesj • FOR QUEEN OF THE SECOND PRIZE D I C K S O N N o Tube* too Badly Torn for us to Repair. No. Tire too Large for us to Re­ pair or* R etread.’ Special Facilities for Retreading and Relining. D on't Throw Away your Worn Tires—Send them to* Us, nnd have them made Serviceable, t : : : : : : : : : : - FREE VOTES - '• 1 W . AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED Idolatry on tho Decline. It In becoming n custom among nonChristian Chinese of Romeo to go to the Methodist' chapel fur their mar­ riage ceremony. Because of, the Influcnee of the mission. Idolatry among them has, practically ceased. , XXX XXX E. First St. Next to Ford Garage Phone 67 Fight then we must, nnd as sure as Qod is in Heaven, as sure as right is better than might, as sure us good AAAJUU* M M f ACCESSORIES TUBES, TJRES v Wv Wv l if y g y iy i vW W Ni These Prizes are Now on Exhibition in McLaulin’s Window. rfw W V ra se *-- m XXX �THE SANFORD HERALD otic response to the President's ap­ peal to grow greater anti more Spf/ <* t ~n*rTW staple crops. They have not h e s i­ K uj * v ,r * • ► R. J. HOLLY, Editor • tated to clear ground to the limit of W. JI. HAYNES, Online*! Manager ttielr capital and -oakalat the nation VI J’ ublbhtd E m y Tussdsot and rtM a * . r r in-‘meeting *tbe^great-food: shortage j< Section 3lr;: I t shall be unlawful which Is startling tho 'world. But a for a1ny servant or employe to carry number of localities have had the HunacjumoN r u e s in advance ' th at the Hun isn't fighting for.a place in the sun, but for the FIRST away fro m 'th e house or dwelling in misfottune of not being able .to get ONI TRAN their product* to the market because PLACE everywhere under the sun. Stop wasting youf dollars and STS MOHIUN 1*1$ which- they arc employed any food TtU U M ON ltU ..................................... 71 or foods, of any kind, unles* such ser­ of the transportation system. When start loving AMERICA. Its a case of close ranks or close shop. President Wilson assigned Secretary N h « * 4 I* lb« CUr fcr Carriw tA*»r*v T o r ta vant or employe shall first obtain Duty is not half so hard as Berlin will exact. Wake up, act, SAVE. .from their employer permission in of the Treasury McAdoo to .the task U t im i *r 20« Tm Mm O ' t i f M l a la A n u n M ad Ba Mad* al Offlia writing, describing each article of of solving the transportation difficul­ ties he placed on him responsibilities food carried away each day,". -SURPLUS $15,000.00 ■l** -'*• CAPITAL $30,000.00 which no man could hardly say "he Section 2 hita friend •‘husband,’.' would care'to invito. . B ut McAdoo who uiually benefit* most, by th a t accepted the taalr with enthusiasm which is carried away. It retds: “ It and confidence and out of chaos he shall be unlawful for any ot}0 to re­ has brought about much order. But ceive from such servant, or. employe in the limited time he has had the -gftrAMTYOURBUStWEa. -----any food or foods, unless such ser­ problem to confront and deal with vant or employe has complied with ho has not accomplished the results See. 1 of this ordinance." W. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA O. L TATLOR R. R. DEAS which it is hoped he-w ill attain. Ass’t CiAb, ... Tk*.IWd.i p L WOODRUFF Vka-Pr**U*ot How would Tampa' housewives This it due- mostly to the.shortage Q like an ordinance* of thnt kind? — of trains.. Our great manufacturing Tampa Tribune. plants -have been turning out mas­ *• , h • ----- 0 -----sive engines for Russia, France and GIVE US INFORMATION other‘nations, with the belief that The Herald has never criticised the they were more sorely "needed there 2 *rE<pRt$5 government in their war poljciea. —that in their sending them there 33*—Fred, Axer Sjoblom, Lake. We believe in ’the official heads and they would *aerve more to quicken Mary, Fla. in Woodrow Wilson and believing in the end of the-w ar. .Unfortunately 60—Oscar Milton Zittrower. San­ thorn and in their Judgment have for us, however, the developments ford, Fla. The St. Cloud Herald says .they 62—Bruce Ciouaer, Maitland, Fla. •»« to stage ‘“ Ten Nighta in a Bar left the. pollclca of the war to them. in Russia made much of this untir­ 64—Robert Bertram Hawkins, ■TCooxn" down there. We suppose But we would kindly ask the bfllcial ing work go for nothing1. We sacri­ -Stonewall Jackson Triplett and Dr. heads to give us the names of those ficed our own roads to help Russia, R. K. D„ Maitland,. Fla. killed, wounded and missing and and now we are the sufferers. Long 78—Thomas Jcfferaon Parrish, Buckmaster will have title roles. their address Just as the government trains which the engines are unable- Geneva, Ha. ; ----- 0 ------• ; ’ decided to do at the beginning of to haul result in ear after car of per­ 134—Carl Mims Farwelle •A compulsory school law is badly the war. Right in our own city to­ ishables going to loss.. Florida shipneeded In Florida. We see the ef day a family is mado desolate be­ ns in being so "far from the big THE QUEEN S CONTEST. Itc ta of the boys running at large cause the dispa tchea yesterday quot­ market centers have already lost •right here In our ow n-city of San­ ed a boy's name among the dead f a year it has become, ford. They should be in school un­ It might be our Sanford boy or- It much, and they stand to lose more Fine Priiea.Cauae Much. Excitement Among Candidates til thry are at least eighteen years might be some other boy at hun unless.the situation improve*. San­ famous; the man's cig­ <of we* and it* is criminal for the dreds of boya bear the,sam e name* ford.shippers lost * ..whole train load . The Queen's Contest Is causing parents to allow them to stay out in d Initials and until the real news .of foodstuffs thrpugh the miscarriage much excitement among the con­ arette for the men who are of the whole shipment. No trace of of school. • 1 is given dozens of families over the the shipment could be found. In testants and the beautiful prizes w ork in g over here, and • ----- 0 -----country are weeping with the San other cases where it took several now on exhibition dem onstrate that fighting over there. The Sanford Board of Trade U ford man over the fact that some­ days formerly to get their shipments a small amount of work will bring the proptr channel through which to where in France a boy of a certain to destination, two weeks were tak­ the young ladies some elegant re­ The reason? Because take up not only the transportation name was killed. Some time in the en. This is since the cold spel turns. The following rules will gov­ question but every cither question nrar future the war department wil which so tied up the transportation ern the contest: it’s made of Burley pipe C o n test' opens March 18th, 1018. -Uhat confronts this community. * Or- telegraph the family thii news liiit facilities. It is to be sincerely hoped meantime who will assuage their tgasixed action will get the results Contest cloaca April 13th, 1918. that the situation will show an im­ tobacco and because— and organized action can only come grief, their suspense, ' their agony mediate Improvement. The nation Votes coal one cent each and any­ through the organized effort* of the over the item of yesterday that needs foodstuffs too sorely tq permit one can vote aa many times as they boy, our boy maybe, was killed. them to go to waste in the cars. wish and as many times as they .cate . Board of Trade. 1 No dctilla given, no home acidress, The' situation i* a ■critical one for to. *“ -----0 ----no address of. relatives, no informa­ Florida, and it's unfortunate, in ANDERSON CAMOUFLAGED T h / young lady having thn largtion about- those you'ng men other view of the d«p*erte effort of Flor­ c*tL*/un raber of votes at the close of For tiie Aral time in many year* *we again took the trip from Jack-, than Just cnoagb to cause grief and ida growers to make a real showing the contest will be declared queen raonvilie up the St. Johns to S*nford JufPc^a‘-’ * nd agony and what ia in response to President Wilson’s ap­ and presented with a beautiful dia­ mond ring which La now on exhibi­ 1this week on one of Mr.- Clyde's gained by ,v this childish and utterly peal. Jacksonville Metropolis. foolish system of witholding the ad­ tion in the show window of U. steamboats; and it'surely was worth MEN WHO WILL GO McLaulin. The young lady receiv­ the time. Bring the only |"crai*krr’ dress of those who have fallen. Of what benefit to the war department, ing the next greatest number of aboard, aside from the boat's of­ ficers. we were n firly pestered to of what benefit tit the government, IJit of Drafted Men Whw Expect to votes will receive a handsome watch Leave Mnrch 29lb bracelet, and the n r it highest a dia­ death with" questions, whirh lead* in hf what benefit to the news cenwr ia all this secrecy about the ontsr The following ‘list of drafted men mond lavallere. ' Mr. McLaulin Has to suggest that there, ought to be consented to give the choice somn sort of information bureaus who h»re given up their lives on the white and colored who will be calletl i * follows: of t.vo diamond rings for first prizes, along the tourist .route* for the bi>ne- tomletfsM? Let us bnve the dot tils for father List of rotored rvgistraeta that wrist watch or diamond >fit of the inquiring.-—Bartow Inlavallere -.form ant,-— - ' — ■-— r and -mother and sister ami lire! her will be entrained for Cam p Devans, for swrond prize, d ia m o n d '“laTaliere or brooch for third prixo. •Yes and darn your picture, Frank, <and wife want the detuds and they Ayer, Mass., beginning March 29: want them NOW. t — Julius Sct/it. Oviedo. FlaIf* you ever make that trip again The Votes are collecti»d once a day ----- O-----117—Lem Yondcll, It. F. ILL San­ without coming in to rpe u* you will beginning April 8th and counted and ford. Ha. GERMANY’S NEW SLAVES nerd sin information bureau to keep the standing of, the-rnndidale* pub­ 1‘ 2 Julia* lluff. DM* Willow Are., the polici off you What in the By lying iriniehery and spy »or k lished weekly in Tlic Herald. The summer Lrccz*i <Jn you mean by tin* Irermaii* have persuaded the Sanford. Fla. commitV* reserve* tin* right to re-' .17 Gturge S t.vrhi, Ahamunle "riimuiirtaEi^y ’ through Sanford like simple minded and,childlike Uunemn's jee; (he nomination nf any candidate to throes away their weapons and Sjlrirvi. Fla. that? " without assigning rcasim. tin —Sura lire ok*. Geneva, Fla. ' seek thn tall -timber. A littln Gcf71* —Warren Crump, Chuiunta.PTa. . The f.dlowing young, ladles have . LIVE OAK COUNCIL IIITS.A T maji army of pe rhaps tOO.bOlb men j HI —Led worth Brawn, 811 Hick', been ene^yed In the •contest by their is advancing. aimoAt unhindered by ' "TO TIN G " friends: • ", . ory, Sanford. Fht. Live Oak if taking n new tael; on, the millions of Russian* wh'u still 81 -.Foe Sum tntni, SnnfcH v r , Nam.Yores the fecal conservation qilV.stton It ’ ‘‘all tht‘m,**dvH*s a nation. Sanfnrd. Fui. 1 May Thrasher 100 i> nu.king a clrive c*tt the- i ctmtaon | Now if Germany rah reap the 8S r).«-sr Middleton, 31-2 Fifth 2 Ethel Henry :ou tirnrtirr . -nor i; 'rook- >J " to ir g " fruit of hei dirty work, she will tiu»r St.. SanforL 3 Flore-*:-' llenrv too fern) In,no \n eniinanee v . p n * s - ncromplisboti far mure than ox• VI !,<hr. Sunders. Ttitqi A'LIloa) 4 Astne* U u iiu i‘> Ino 1 . MOMiil i-rjrir^j'i ported 'wht n rile «..ir beg.i* . .'•■if- Ave . "ianf 1j t. loo a DtlrniJiy iinmph ’ *> ■' ■>' uni ,ui v-.i i l.as tfubjugated a population of M ,I (to—Harold G rant. 100 Helen l'cck • • Huy the lra*( It* i n- , 000,000 people. By tier well k ’ own St. >an!on’. Ft a. ( ■ 100 7 Helen Hand. !li;quu*Ui<4i(«ld>- . would <methods of exploitation and rrorss1 I ! j Elli.1 Blair. Al. imontie 7>pgs - 8 Francs.* Clcapi ell 100 ■■ in ■ , i-jnp. these will, become her hu.xjb|e •'illy -UiLiiu Brown, JJS Ua>. aun- 9 Muriel Harrold .100 •■ arid * submissive vassals. She run ford: T 10(1 10 C harlotte Hand i rui.se out oi these*va.it masse* :t asw' IJ t r l ’rv.'tua Cole, SanfitriL 100 11 Adclxiiic Higgins' F. » ‘ army of 10,000.000 men. ' 100 12 Fern Ward 136 -Jo tii Henry .VcKclIar. Gc. The Russians iu»' naturally 'd a neva. 100 - 13 Virginia Brady K E al-P iH S l . • •n MQO t' ^ ietditig-txvtnperamuttt. They o'aryvd i-I'!—Wvuej- Rarncf, i(*7 lv 3rd' H Francis' (lonaaio* v*. .* fur generaliuna th,"! orders o'- th a* st Sanford. * ’ 100 ‘ 13 Ruth McDaniels 100 Czar who trampled .ruthieoly all ll7 —W illlf/G urry Cuminirnt*,. [ 16 J uni* St union 100 ! their instinct* for freedom. They Gotdshorq.. . . • ; 17 B erths Mary will obey their German slave friver 100 1S3*—Ilrr.iat Puramore, 117 Fifth {.18 Elizabeth Stafford a* zubmis*ively. 19 ltu lb Vaughn St.. Sai^lird. , IDS —ttpger Whit ted . laike MonAlready Germany i* laying her • plans for the next wtllr. Next time ro*. Kla. Buckuhin Bill Coming 2i f Wiiiic. Aemrsoa;. R uni Siu she will prolix by the inisiaiaM sne Buckskin Bill is coming—yen, the has tnade this time. With 10,000,* in :. Sanford. real Buckskin Bill that, history has 217—J o.i *h>1i Reed, 810 FOcltory to]d 000 Bussinns available for ennquest so much about. There are she will jdan next time to averrun Ave., Sanford. very flHv u! the old tirae warriors of 222—Alexander Aitsh, 4lS Cy- the plains left. Very few ‘ of those such - portion*-—o f - -Europe -aa- she HE Officials of the First National Sank could not clean up this timo. Amer­ pri*ss. Sanford. brave men that made American his­ desire to call to the attention of the 2 4 t —WUI Bias, Geneva, Kla. ica's turn will come next. tory. but Buckskin Bill bale and general public the fact that the time for 2W—Nathaniel .Gilmore, FC F. D., haughty will be here ta entertain you 'i’here can, be-, no Jieaj^ in - the; at the Society Cirr«s„ April U th, ‘ world while tae Germans hold Rus­ Sanford. H u t th e y 're so practical and making returns of incomes for taxation ex- . '268—Walter E dw ud Murray, I2tlr and I3th. £0c years he held sia. The kaLer will be aWe to snow d u ra b le th a t you cau keep pires on APRIL 1st, and that there is a pen­ tke belt for being the champion pis­ bis subjects that war ia a paying Gultbiborq, Sanford. n early all your, records in alty for failure of those required by law who 272—Machion W3cy, Oviedo, Fla. tol and ride shot of the world and he proposition. They will be all tte th em . 278—Samuel Brawn.. Geneva, Fla. is sure -to give an exhibition that more eager next time with the last make no returns. T h e re 'a n ty p e to m eet every of conquevt. A great fleet wilt be * 279-r-'Frank L. Rurgcav Chuluota. will be w ell' worth aeeinr. To see 297*~CUrence Chappefl.^607 E: Buckskin Bill for himself ia an op­ prepared to attach our shores. It purpose, oud th e d a f P a a portunity that tkqiifr who have never may attack us any moment r*i 24 Second St., Sanferd. sto c k form a th a t fit them arc We will be glad tq afford any assistance ' 299 —Mathew Hickson, W. Firiit seen this great man cannot afford hours' notice.-as it attacked'France. bo carefully designed th a t you to miss. To protect -ourselves against that St^ Sanford. in our power in making but reports, and trust a n : able to use m any of them 305 —Marion Ford, Sixth St.. San­ attack, we must maintain n-ft enor­ Of course he will be in the big you will make use of our services to the full­ w ith o u t th e slightest change. mous standing army and keep it ford. parade. All of the big features will 318 — Archie Oxendine, Oviedo. B ound in Red Cowhide Back always drilling and always supplied est extent. • be in line and if it is impossible (or with the . very latest munitions in 319 - William Royster, It. F. D.. you to viait the circus don't forget a n d Corners," Corduroy Sides, enormous volume. Sanford. he will be ia the parade on his white S te e l H in g es, T o p Locking, 325—Leon Tyson, Third St., Sar>- horse "Texas." It is cheaper to clean up the Ger­ j l i t u s d em o n strate how man peril nown while wv have pow- fo rd ..-. ' T “ " '~ y o d ’c a a sav e ,titne, labor and 335—Isaac Wilson, Goldsboro, erful allies.—Gainesville Sun. As Wit* as Anybody. m oney b y using th e K salptU id SarMofd, Fla. * 7c7 After Aunt Fanny had vAlnly striven - A 338-LJanies Ashe, Geneva, Fla P o * t B inder, FLORIDA AND TRANSPORTA-. to convince Walter thnt be was In the ‘343— 'Warten Davis, Geneva, Fia. ■F, L»T j o n D IFFICU LTIES wrong she exclaimed: "Wnlter, I guess 0/ s a n f o r d , F l o r id a List of white registrants who witl I know r. few things F* “So do I." was * The tiiu*U'on Ipinfronled ' by -Flor bo 'entrained oh March 29th tar his Answer. “1 fcuow ns fow things as (da firmcri-thla year is more or let* 8aaford, Florid* Phone 148 anybody." discouraging in view of their patrf- Camp Jackson, S. C. u v e the householder many dollar* out.. And it might $wrr in and year 3 Would be many a home he there *Vo without a cook coi until the new order af thing* worked out its own aolu- * * * x - _ • ! A * THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD vi 4 THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS - LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTE r IT’S TOASTED N O It S O N A T THEY ARE . -LEDGER TRANSFERS, Customers T FIRST NATIONAL BAN flERfilD iJMH w i - ; i �THK 8ANfO BP' HERALD ■a ’’ Mailer* In Brief Personal Bam* of Inlcreat ■ In ana About The-r ? City%/ r wst Local 61-l*t & 3rd Fri, 2nd & 4th .Tucs-tf W. L. Hunt of Oviedo was a San­ ford visitor Wednesday.Come t-o hear the Crucifixion at the Congregational church Thursday. March 28th. - Gl-2tc Miss Bernice Langford from New . York.is spending a few day* at-th e Gate City House. \ / ■ Friends of Miss R uth McDaniel will regret to learn th $ t aho is ill at her home on Sanford avenue.. Ice cream delivered every Sunday in time for your dinner. L. R. Phil­ ips & Co. ’ 55-Fri-tf Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hynr* arc the’ proud parents of a . Ann baby boy. Mrs. B. W. Herndon loft Sunday for Staunton, Va.( where the will re­ main several wcoks the guest of friends. .. . House for R ent—E. T. Woodrulf. 68-fitp The Woodmen Circle meets sec­ ond and fourth Wednesday at 2:30 p, in. All members requested to at­ tend. Mrs. W. P. Carter has returned bom Monlicello, Florida, where *ho his been a guest of friends and rela­ tives for several weeks. The ladies of the Catholic church will have a cooked food sale at MeCuller's Saturday afternoon, March .23. 1918. Gl-ltc W. B. Murray of Philadelphia Is in the d ty for a' few days on busi­ ness. Fred Bolly has, gone to Cleveland, Ohio, where he will spend several weeks on business. Ilreak your Cold or LcGppo with a few ptoses of 6G6. r!3 9-2Gtc Iflev. J. F.' McKinnon has returned (rom Oakland where he has been the been the guest of friends for several days. Miss Ruth Phelps has returned from Jacksonville where she has been the guest of friends snd rela­ tives for tho past two weeks. Don't forget to leave your orders for ire cream for Sunday dinner at I.. It. Philips’ drug store Saturday. 55-Fri-tf See McLautin'a window for the beautiful prizes to be given to the winners of the Queen’s Contest to be held hero during the Red Cross Cir­ rus. Mr*. K. R. Trafford of Pi>rt Jef"fersoii, NY.Y., who haa been spending the winter at Twin .Lakes was the gut-xl of her niece, Mias Allie Trnf* ford a feu- days this week. The ladies of the Catholic church »ill have a rooked food sale at M e < nth •\ Saturday afternoon, .Nfa^rh '•.’I. r*»Jv 01-1 tr It. \ J. P.. Hilhum of lliu M. E. church* accompanied by Mr. L. P. Rigan were in Dvletlo yesterday in attendance r.t the.O rlnndo District Mi*»iuuiiEy Institute. iiuii.ii RoUmillat returned to Char* I. **i*i. S. ( \, Sunday after a pleasV’1 * .1 of several days, the guest pf 1-• ..... her, Mrs. J. ’E. Rpumillal nt ' < 1..... . or. Magnolia avenue. for .Wood and heavy hauling ace Murrell, or phone 378. -iK-lf ‘ *ioT Brown expects to .leave in a l' * days for Charleston Navy Yard where he Is Inrated in the met!- Palm Sunday HOLY CROSS CHURCH Park Avenue at Fourth Street Low Celebration: 7:30 a. tn. Nundny School: 9:10 a. m. Mr. B, F. Whltncr. Supt. * Morning Service: 11 a. in. Sermon, "They took branches of Palm Trees," S. John 12:13 Vesprrs: 7:30 p. m. Sermon: 8. James and Spirit­ ual Healing of the Body, S. James 6:14. T ^ f t l o i s t for the Vesper is to be Mr. Wlhlmihurst, tenor, of S. Barnabas Church, DoLand. "The Palms." ^ By means of tho "Christian ^ ,a r" which haa always been >» the Christian church'from vhe -beginning a churchman can follow the life of Christ. This la Palm Sunday which according to apostolic traditions will be cele­ brated in Holy .Cross'Church. '* -^4 -i / - ' AS ALWAYS, EVERYONE ' WELCOMED . . .Urio, who. baye been spending the -< Summary of the Floating Snail Talks Succinctly Arranged Toil Herald Reader* leal branch of tho Navy. Collier Is one of the Sanford boys who ia making good with Uncle Sam's navy, Mrs. P. D. Parker returned to her home in New Smyrna Saturday af­ ter a delightful visit of several days the guest of her daughter, Mrs, T, L. Brown at her home on Firsts street. .. > RUB-MY-TISM — Antiseptic Re­ lieves Rheumatism -Sprains Neu­ ralgia -etc. . 39-2Gtc Mrs. W, D. Gillen ami daughters, Miss Ruth and Miss Grace have ar­ rived from Plant* City and expect to make their future home in Sanford. Mrs. Gillen is the mother of Mr. W. D. Gil|en of this city* • . The Cccilian Music Club will meet on Saturday afternoon (nt. three o'clock in the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson. Miss Tinno will render several- violin solos. All members and patrons invited. Get your prescription work done neatly, correctly and delivered promptly anywhere in the city. L. II. Philips & Co. do R. • . 55-Fri-tf Mias Lily Wakefield and Miss Rose Wakefield of Hamilton, On­ tario, who have been spending the winter in Cuba have arrived in the city and will remain several days be­ fore returning home. While here they will be guests at the Gables. Mrs. E. D. Brownlee has returned from the McEwan Sanltorium at Orlando whore, she was operated upon several wocks ago and is now rapidly recovering at her home in tho Presbyterian manse. Her many friends are rejoicing over her re­ covery. Two dollars reward to anydne who will find and pen up two pigs, one black and white and one black and brown. Maggie Black. R. F. D. No. A, or Sanford Ave. 60-2tp Mr. and Mr*. Claude Montgomery of Commerce, Georgia were here several days of this week. Mrs. Montgomery ^nd her mother, Mrs. Lucy Harbor spent-the winter here nnd from here went to Ocala where they arc stopping. Mr. Montgomery is a prominent merchant of Com­ merce. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Turner and R. O. Chappie visited DeLnnd yesterday in the interests of the Sanford Red Cross Society Circus and met a most cordial re­ ception by the gpr>dv poople of DeLand and the DeLand merchants. They are coming to the Circus from ell parts of Volusia county. The Ladies' Chorus will sing the, Crucifixion. March 2Kth. at the Con­ gregational church. 8:30 p m. Sil­ ver offering will be taken fil-2t A it l.-.in-'ion n* Jacksonville is in the ri<;. (or a few day*- on busi­ ness. Friends of Mrs. L. Il/'Ph’iiips will regret to learn th a t she U ill at J ut ho;ne on Park avenue. ‘ * -Expensive Hemstitching Machine Just instuMed nt the millinery shpp af Mrs. II. L Duhart. Ladies of Sanford are invii-d -to rati and see this mrrrhtTie in* ftpor.itionf Fourth and Sanford Ave. Ll-lf G. A... DoCntlcs ri turned yester­ day from Boston when he has ite-Ai the past two week* on budhiPXS. Allison Withering*on returned year terday from Apopka where lie bus been for the past ,\veek on .liuslm**. Mrs. Mamie Tolar left today for Arcadia where aha will be the guest of rc-Iatfvra and friends. for a -»Vv.' days. - . Mr. and Mrs. Davidson arrived yesterday from* Mumfor'd, Conn., and will he guests ut the Galileo ft..* several weeks. Remember the Crucifixion, t i fie sitng liy the Ladiej* Chorus, u- .-sled by Me.-srj. Polk and Stone, at Con­ gregational churcii Thursday, Mein 28th. A silver offerin'; is asked. . M*2Jc Mrs. Lerlle, Bryan and children are In Arradia where they will spend several days'the guests of Mr. H. E. Carlton. Mr. ond Mrs. Miller arrived today from Bloomington, N ; Y„ and will remain several days .before continu­ ing their trip to points on the east coast. Mr. and Mrs. F. VL Holmes left today for Okeechobee after spending several days in Sanford, the guesta of Mrs. Lee at her home on Laurel avenue. In compliment to Miss Nellie El­ der, a bride to bp, Mrs. F. L. Wood­ ruff will entertain at a Ijnen shower Thursday afternoon at her home on Oak avenUe. L. R. Philips & Co.'s'drug store open evory Sunday from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. and 3:00 to G p. m. For prescription snd medical purposes. All work correctly *nd promptly donii \ • t, 65-Frl-tf Mr. anil Mri. G. E. McLaughlin and Mfs. Dexter of ■IJsmilton, On- IN SO CIETY’S DOMAIN tbfc MrviCM.. Strangers to -tho city, especially welcomed ' “ v 1 Maccabees to Meet •• Maccabees will meef M onday a tr •7 o'clock. ’ AH.member* urged to bo pr*.*nur|, winter in Sarasota arrived today and will remain several weeki, here before returning home. They are - > H A P E E N I N G S - O P - I N T E R E S T 'I N A N D - i * pleasantly located"at“fhej'Gablcaf.- 1 ^ • » . • AROUND SAN FO RD Tenny Deane who enlisted-in the Urt. No mo K b>« MeLjtaihID), Social Editor. *Anyano korttii cu».U, porlito oronyirtlrl* navy Bevoral weeks ago received or­ lor Ihh column. It would bo opprocloUd Utboy would toUpbooo 370J , ders to report in Charleston, S. C., Thursday morning where he will be The Sew Sews were cnterralned Charles D. Ornic o f 'A tlanta stationed for the, present. very cfflightfuily y esterday afternoon registered nt the Hotel Carnes. w ___ __ p Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins will by M rV o. L. Tn Taylor at her nttracleave today for Daytona Beach live hotne*—on Magnolia avenue.’ Mrs. Bortroo of Orlando is the where they will make their future Tkese afternoons are always most guest of her brother, Mr. E. E. home. They will be greatly missed pleasantly spenti being perfectly in Prices in accordance with Brady. ~ * by their hiany friends here. formal Fruit salad, roffco and sal the new ruling or the Mrs. H arry Dickson snd. little tinm were • served.- •-Mr*-"Taylor's Have J’ou-.Made Your IncootjC Tax Food Administrator. Return? daughter arrived yesterday from O r­ guests were Mrs. J. S. Wilson, Mrs. If not, you atill have until April lando' and will- be guests of her Dingce, Mrs. Henry McLaulin, Mrs Sold only in addition to mother, Mrs. M. O. Higgins at her Smith, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. 1st to make return before a penalty equal amounts of flour home on Oak avenue for several Morse, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Frank is uttached. days. In order that none may bo penal­ Woodruff and Mrs. Guthrie. substitutes as per ruling. ised for their failure to properly file Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly and Mr. . ’ •*-* “ and Mr*- E- P- Morse of Sanford Mrs. J: W. Dickins- has- been ap­ returns men are being sent out by were greeting DeLand friends yestor- pointed by the president of the the collector into each county in the day. Mr. Holly, as nil the world] FURida Federation Women's Clubs state to.a-ydst those who find it hard nnnd VXW1 fOrlando l pi ft ftt mI — knows 1— t W ft.a is L *tho —m m■f i i, 11 aed a-I &m * ft ft ft* W * ft k I X gifted’ Mrs. Edgar.Lewis ns* state delegate to make returns. In this connection Itor of the Sanford Herald, and-ia to Biennial of G. F. W. C. to. be Income Tax Inspector Roy !L Har­ also vice president of^ the Florida held-in Hot Springs, Ark-, the last ris Is now in Sanford fur three, days only, Thursday, Friday* and Satur­ Christian Assembly association, of April and first of May. day of this week. If you wjsh uny which held a meeting in DeLand assistance, call on hint. You will yesterday. ' Mr. Morse, who makes Mr. F. W. Curli«s of Madison his home in Sanford is extensively WU., 'who has been in Sanford for find him in the office of the county interested in cattle ranches in Span­ aeverul-wfcks-witb his mother and judge nt the court house, and lie ish Honduras. Mr. Holiy states his sister, Mrs. Davis Hart left yes­ twill be pleaaetl to asaiat all who call. REM EM BER—APRIL FIRST is that he expeefta a' large attendance terd ay for Texas to • visit his son nt the annual meeting of the Flor­ who-is in the aviation carps. the Inst-dny for' filing tjiese- returns. ida Press Association in April.— James M. Cathcarl, Collector, DeLand News. . . District of Florida. Collier Browo, who enlisted lust Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ingraham and April in the hospital eurps Is at home Httle daughter, Elizabeth of St. Au­ on his first furlough looking fine, < At the' M. B. Church . gustine, accompanied by Miss Hop­ snya his only regret is he did not go Services a t the Methodist church,’ kins, daughter of Postmaster Hop­ in sooner. * ’ " * *" Corner Fifth and Park avenue on next Sunday as follow*: kins of that city are guesta for a few - .> 1. .. -n.it: * Hundny.school at 9:46. days of Mr. and Mrs. F, P. Forster Mr and Mrs. Tas. Ingraham of • Preaching, 11:00, by Rev. Howard on Magnolia avenue. If Hon. In­ graham keeps up his successful work St. Augustine a n d ‘Mrs. Ingraham's Dutill of Umatilla, after which will of locating many more people in the sister have been the guests for sev­ be held the sacrament of the Lord's 1 , * Chuluota section of Seminole county eral days of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Supper. *• , Intermediate League, 6:00 p. m. we are going to annei him and for­ Forster.' Preaching, *7:30 p. m. bid his crossing the St. Johns again • Mrs. Harry N. Dickson of Or­ Services will be held every night en route to the Ancient City. lando and her imall daughter arc this coming week by tho Rev, Notice to Property Owners the guests of Mrs. Dickson's mother, Howard Dtltill. Section 60 of Chapter 569G of the Mrs. Higgins at her borne on Oak. Everybody cordially invited to at­ Laws of Florida provides that "If avenue. tend theso services. ,- , the tazes upon any real estate shall not be paid before the First day .of Tenny Deane, who recently en­ Btf Cabbage April of any year, the tax collector listed in the navy has received «fs. , O. J. Popn, one of our well known shall advertise and sell.” ders to report in Charleston, S C., Please take notice that state and where he will be stationed for the growers who INes on Celery avenue brought a cabbage to the Herald county taxes, if remaining unpaid, present. • • • . office Tuesday night thnt bents any­ will become delinquent on April 1st. thing ever exhibited. The cabbage Jno. D. JinkinS, Dr. Greene nnd Mr. Wilkins of head <8 largo and hus a hunch of • Tax Collector, Buffalo. N. Y., who have been at leaves around it thnt spread nut Seminole County. the Hotel Carnes for several weeks almost u yard across uml the entire 6G-8tc left Tuesday for St. Petersburg. * plant will weign about )o pounds. It is a beautiful sight nnd demon­ Oranges Are Money Ed want G, Pierce, a popular strates what can he grown hrre in A car of Valencia oranges shipped Inst week from Winter Park brought young commission rnnif who hus the cabbage line. 12,755.00. or S7.GG per box. This, been coming here for severul winters we think, is a rather effe ctive. an­ is in town on business. Dr. Wilkie at Presbyterian Church swer to the often asked question, Dr. W. B, Y. Wilkie, pastor of the "Is there any money in citrus fruit /^M rn. Junie Komnillat leaves ne^t Presbyterian church of Dunedin will week for. Atlanta. Slip' wTII spend preach at the morning nnd evening growing?"—"Lakeland Telegram. * ^ -the summer at "The Terrace" nt services ut the Presbyterian church. Stone .Mountain, Ga. *■ Dr. Wilkie i> r,o stranger to Sanford Holy Week at Hilly Cross hnving been hero before uml a large Palm’ Sunday is tin; beginning of Ralph It mi sit iIiit i returned to cnngri'vatinn is expected tit greet Holy Week n n d 'th e services in Holy Church for the week will be Ch.irlej-ton the e.irlx p:irt 'o f the him. wee V .ifler a vnii nl several ilay-r Mond:i;. 5 p ut. S'lmluv s -1 ml at 9 f.'» Morning w;'l. t.!.< mother. ’ TiH-Mtuy, 5 p t.i servite at i t . Evening service* at Wednusduy, 7:30 p. m. 7:3') instead of .he former hour Of PHONE 277 The many friends of Mi iw Ruth ' • Holy Thun tiny. G:3<i n. m,, 9:30 ■ McDaniel will regret to learn of her -All are cnrtlially'inViu-d to attend j a. tn., 5 p. nt. (Day of Institution Illness and are hoping for her n, of the Sacrament of the Altar). ■' ** • Good Friday, 11:30 it. nt.. tn.. spt-edj' recovery. HATS THAT SH O W CLASS Ti3l) p, tn. In every detail of shape nnd trimming Mr nnd Mta. (!. E. MeLiughlin Easier Even. 6 p. m. Orxicr o! Il'.tiir.lteit. Uni., are market features of our tnillineyy disSet* i.vx roinmemorative of the, ;(:• | ^T*)s\-7'-’t>inr*eptel1-mff(Ti,Tr'Tmr_<ir w t-tl-rwtto id ifi*^ lMillies. X,. * iav days before the rrucihxi-m arej-ur Hfd tiexi,(Min that individual choice is 11 . i hi-! t a, .1 e-votte is. invt t-i u uIwujk possible especially in such a com-, Mi. and Mrs. li. J. Manchester pie to collection us ours. You'll regret l .!. . nf S*. IVti-rsburg- nn- spending sev­ it exceedingly ii you select your summer en.! vu-k* in Sanford Notice bat before seeing our offering. Chil­ Notice i* • hereby ■given that tindrens butt: at popular prices. Mr. anti M rs.-J. Dixon Avery'of board of county commissioners offer tor dak-.one pair of mules, pair to be Pittsburg arc gucaU ,ol the 'Hotel designated by the board. For in­ Carnva tor a few days. , . * MII.LIN KR Y formation see commissioner in yojtr Mr.* and Mrs. lb I~ PerkitLi left district. E. A. Douglass,’Clerk.. Wedne-ility for Daytonu where tlioy will make their hpme. * 58-if ' . ‘* • • •* —----------- r- — ‘— Cati'iht Some Fine Fish Mi** Uutli Phelps who has bren Chnrli.t Whitnef and R. IS.- King vi iting relatives in Jacksonville la s spent u fow iiuttm on Golden Lake returned home. the o'.her ([ay nnd brought back tome beautiful 'ro ut or big mouth Mrs H R. Slovens is visiting her bans. 'Mr. King represents the son, Capt, Ralph Stevens at Pe­ lleddon Co., of Dowiuguc, Mich., tersburg, Vc. who .make all kinds of sporting goods and they used the Zn rugos a Richmond Pit-rson Hobson of Chiflouting bait,"scale finish, tho Hedcugo was a guest at the Hotel Cornea don rod and Simpson line of the 20 on Wednesday. pound test. These goods must be the real thing for Mcssrc. King nnd. Mrs. Burdick of Daytona is visib Whltncr brought back bnsa thnt ranged from 1j f pounds- to the ing bur son, Billy Burdick for a few largest that weighed pounds days. and they were exhibited at tho . Carnes Hotel where they elicited Judge Cary D. Landis of DoLand many compliments for-the fishermen. was in Sanford Thursday on* busi­ where many, of your dollars th at '* * * . ' * This fine string of fiah demon- ness. could be rescued f^om thought­ *— ““_ a demonstrate not x>nly the akill of less and needless expenditure tho fishermen but th a t the cleat* ’ M. M. Smith of Wintefr Park was water lakes around Sanford are the in Sanford Wednesday for a few may be deposited and set to best fishing grounds in the state not hours. work earning interest for youl mentioning the beautiful Wekiwa river, the St. Johns river nnd Lake Mrs. Mamie Tolar is visiting rel­ Monroe, Lake Jesus p and Lake atives in Arcadia for n few days Harney. Whltner and King had a picture taken of the ftsh that should George A. DeCottea haa returned be reproduced Li the magazines. from . B oston-and Washington. ** ,» Belgian Ttcllef . J. B. Lawton of Oviedo was in . This ia tho week for collection of Sanford Wednesday on business. clothing for ’ Belgium and- French women1 nnd children. ‘ Articles can be sent tO’ Red Cross weork rooms *. M rs. W .-P,*C*M or ha* returned from a visit to Monticello. In Pico buildings ‘ • * Flour Flour 12 lbs. D olly V arden Flour - - * .90 24 lbs Ob. Flour -1.80 24 lbs. Pills. Flour 1.75 12 “ “ 11 .90 12 lbs. Cm. Flour.-J90 24 lbs. “ V 1.75 24 lbs.Sell Rising 1.75 12 lbs. “ “ .90 Irish Potatoes. 40c pk. Gr. Sugar 10c Pound. Whole Codfish Peeled Peaches Prunes Apricots and Apples Graham Flour Whole Wheat Yellow Heal Barley Flour Rye Flour Potato Flonr Octagan Washing* Pow­ der 5c Gm. Washing Powder 5c Export Soap 5c » a » Allgoode Oleo 40c lb.' LP.McCuller The Quality Shop 7 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? W h y Not Start A B ank Account? A SAVINGS ACCOUNT Hake This Start At Once At This Bank f,.t —r.1./J 1 • •H 'i « �LEGAL ADVERTISING c o n c r e te ratalnlng wall, a n d baa cauaad i ba Ailed In. reclaimed a n d b r o u g h t l o , t o p o g r a p h ic a l level a ll r e claim ed l a n d Iron t b a d l H c a l m id b u lk h ead -to tb a m a a a d a rtn r line of L ake Monroe, aa s a m e a it a ta d p rio r to aald r e c l a m d l e n . all of said work h a r i n g bean d o n a In atrlct c o n fo rm ity w ith th a plana a n d ipeclflcatlons Ibareforv heretofore p r e p a r e d b y tha city e ngine er of S a n fo rd , F lo rid a , a n d Tn strict accordanc e w ith th a e r d ln a n c a a of tha c ity of Sanford, with r e f ­ erenc e th ere to , and, W hara aa , there le now d u e t h e city of S a n ­ ford. b y the eererai lot a n d pro p e rty owner* In e a ld bulkhea d district f a r aald b u l k b e a d ­ ing s n d reclam ation, t h a t o t a l sum of $2I,« 140.26,.. a n d , W haraaa, the c ity of 8 a n f o rd h a s a n d holds liana on all Iota a n d p r o p e r t y In aald b u l k h e a d dlatrlct covering e orerlng t h e p ro p o r t lo n a t a p a r t of tth totall coat ol o l t.b— a bulk -h ea d in _g h ae tota ----------------and re claim in g of aald land*, t o ' b o p a id by tha I n d ividua l prope p ro p e rty owner*, aald liana th* being d u l y recorded In 1t h a poblle recorda of SemToole r« * c ounty, Ftorldg, a n d , W bereaa, by an o r d in a n c e duly passed a n d a d o p t e d by th a c it y of Hanford, Flor­ ida, t h e Issue of b u l k h e a d Im provam attl lien certificate* of I n de bte dness has bean duly a u th o r is e d In th e a u m of $11,140.25, and W here as, th e city council of Hanford. F lo r ­ ida. Ip t h e earrclaa of t h e i r option deem ed it a d v is a b le , Instead of disposing of aald re rt l f ir a t e a of Indebtedness t o r a is in .*uch certificates nf Indebte dness a n d deposit th e sam e w i t h th a traaaurar of t h a c ity of S a n ­ ford, t o be ke pt by t h e tr e a s u r e r of t h e city of Hanford in a special a n d se pa ra te fund, to be k n o w n aa the * I m p r o v e m e n t F u n d . " and t o cause to be Iaaued a n d sold, bonds In t h e s u m of 121,Odd.on. l o be designated I m p r o v e m e n t bonds,*'- w ith Interest c o u ­ pon* attaches), said b o n d s not to be In a i eras o f ‘ l b * aggregate a m o u n t of aald certifi­ cates of Fndebtedoeaa, th ere fo re; (Is It ordain ed by t h e council of Sanford. Florida, S e c tio n 1. T h a t the b u lk h e a d lien I m ­ p r o v e m e n ts ol Indebtedness nu m b ere d from Un* t o F ive aa followa, to - w i ti C e rtifica te N um ber O na for the a um of $2,734.26, C e rtifica te N um ber T w o for th e aum of $2,831.05. C e rtifica te N um ber T h r e e for th e s u m of $10,140.38. C e r tif ic a te N um ber F o u r for tho a u m nf $3,800.51. • * C e r tif ic a te N u m b e r F ive for ’the tu r n of $2,831.05,. • a g g re g a tin g the total aum of $ 2 1,110.25. shall n o t ' be offered fur aala, b ut Instead t h e r e r l s a i d c ertio ra tes nf Indebte dness ahall be r e t a i n e d by the c ity of Sa nford, Morlda. and d e p o s i te d with th e tr e a s u r e r nl t h r glly ol H anford, Florida, In a special a n d aeparate f u n d to be known as t h e " I m p r o v e m e n t F uad." S e c tio n 3. T h a t rf bond Issue In t h a aum of $31,000.00 for tha p u rp o se of p a y in g , re­ tiring a n d funding c e rta in vouchers o r . w a r ­ ra n ts of t h e city of S a n fo rd , Florida, issued lo r a y m e n l of tha p r o p o r t lo n a t a p a r t of the coat t o l>e borne by . p r o p e r t y owners In the b u lk h e a d dlatrlct* ol S a n fo rd . Florida, In the c o n s t r u c t i o n of a b u lk h e a d bordering on Lake M o n ro e in the c ity of Sanford, Tying betw een t h a esst aide of a n u n n a m e d alley b e t e e e n Sanford and C ypreaa avenues, a r d the weal alda of Myrtle a v en u e , and for the p r o p o r t io n a t e pa rt of tha cost t o be borne by aald p ro p e rty owner* In filling In, reclaim ' In a n d bringing to a to p o g rap h ica l level all reclaim ed land from t h e line of said, bu lk ­ head t o t h a shore line e x istin g prior to said r e c la m a tio n , be sn d t h e sa m e le h ereby a u ­ thorised in accordance w ith th e provisions nf an a c t of the legislatu re of the s l a te of Florida, d u ty passed a n d a d o p te d during the erosion ol [915, e n ti t le d , "A n. Aet e m ­ pow ering Citiea and T o w n s t o Issue a n d sell m p r o v e p ie n t bonds s n d t o |ss u ( a n d dirpose ol certificates of In d e b te d n e s s agalnat p ro p e rly assessed tor I m p r o v e m e n t s ." Hertlon .7. T h a t the b o n d s a u t h o t l i f d to be iaaued b y Section T w o of this ordinance • hall he in a n a m ount n e t In eareaa of t h e af- d r b i e d n u a avldene*d t h a r a b y d a n o t a ic e r d a n y charter, e t a t u t c r y o r c o n s t it u t io n a l l im ­ ita tion. *_ ’ • T a 'f f l t n s M Whereof. w * , . t h * uodecafgtied,' Mayor, P resident of t h * C i t y Council and Clerk of t h a C ity ol S a n f o r d , la Hamlaole C o u n ty , F lo ild a , being d u ty a u th o r ise d to • i r e u t a th is bond o a b e h alf a f aald c ity bava hereto aubaertbad o u r n a m e s officially, ■a d affixed t h a c o m m o n a*a) of said city, aa of t h e firat d a y of J a n u a r y , 1916. . Countersig ned: M ayor. Attest: WE SEND.MANY A TIRE ROLLING KENT VULCANIZING WORKS “Say It With Flowers” • PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY FOR EASTER White Roses........:...$4,d0 to $6.00 Per poz. Pink 11 .............3.00 “ 6.00 Russell “ ........... 7.50 " 10.00 American Beauties.............. 20.00 White Carnations................ 2.50 2.00 Pink and Red Carnations Easter [allies ................. 4,00 100 Sweet Peas........................... 4.00 4.00Double Violets ........... . * Roman Hyacinths............... 2.00 Narcissus White ....:...:. .*.... 1.50 1.50 Jonquils .! 5 W £ , R f Experimenting. To Cut Paper. When yon lode-your lutlfe of. da not . On catering Millikan's room one dg* inro it pair of scissor* ot hand for cut- his friend, Plngley, found him ihum^ Jng tho paper a common pin or needle Ing tho piano, with all his might tad >f nny kind serves the purpose admlr- drawing the most discordant n0i* tbly, says Popular Science Monthly. If from the Instrument. “What In t Hr a single shoot from -which the name of all that Is good nrc you d|„ Ing?** asked Plngley. “I am trying to flipping IK Is li to be removed, lay the part in nnother paper, hold the pin slnnt- play that score of Wagner's," fenii^ Jtn t arise so that the point will follow Mllllkrn. • “But the score is Upj|<je tround the clipping, Just as If tracing down," said Plngley. "That's true" Is outline. Pass back over the aald Mllllken. UI had It the other tt», •cratch \r|th the point In the lead and up at first, but couldn't make head or rou will be surprised how. smoothly., ita ll of It, so I thought I might buco*,i Mn thla way I" ^ die pin cuts the paper. AN O R D I N A N C E P r o r l d l n r far t h * laaaaota o f Bfllkheod L ien Certificate* of l a d t b t a d n a a a s ( i r e ■s t i n t f l l . 1 4 0 . S S , r o v e i i n i Iba a m o u n t a u a a n d poyflbl* b y p r o p a r t y o w ne r* In tha l l u l k h t o d D istrict of Sanford, F l o r i d * , for t b a . p r o p o r t l o n a t a p a r t of t b a c oat to bo b o r n a b y aald p r o p a r t y ownara In reelslraI n i b u l b h a a d l n c a n d b r l n |( n g t o a U p o g r a p h ic a l lovel all r e d t l m e d l a n d In tbi “ ciiy C D riT U u l k b a a d D istrict of Sanford, F l o r i d a . W haraaa, t b a c i t y of Sanford, F lo r id a , un P resident of t b a C i t y Council, tier a n d In n u n u a n c * of Sactloaa 3 9 3 t o I f f , lalercot Coupes b o t h Inclusive, of t b a HovDed O rd ln a o ra a No. I . . $30.00 of t b a c it y of Sa n fo rd baa c aua ad all prop­ On July 1, 1918, t h a t i t y of S anford In e r t y la I b a c ity of Sanford lying a n d balog Seminole c o u n ty . F lo rid a , will p a y t o bearer b a tw a a a t b a t a l i ald a of an u n n a m e d alto; T h ir t y Dollar*, law ful m oney oj t h e Uolt*d b e tw e e n S a nford a n d Cypreaa a v e n u e s , am S t a t e s ol A m erica, a t Ibe office of th * ( m a t ­ t b a wool aide of M y r t l e a v e n u e border!* ure: of >*!d c it y fa B a n f a id , Florida, or a t u p o n L a k e Moq$o*, t o be faulkbradod, am_ t h e National R a n k ol C o m m e r c e In th e city iaa c au a ad t o , be erected a c o a r r e t e rata lo­ ol New York, a ta to of Now Y ork, a t - th e ng w a ll, a n d baa cauaad t o be Ailed In, ra­ option of Ibe holder, be in g six m o n th s ' Incial m ad a n d b r o u g h t to a top o g rap h ica l tere -t then duct on Ita I m p r o v e m e n t Ilond U r a l a l l recatm ed l a n d from th a lin e of aald d a te d J a n u a r y | , 1918, No. — ------ . b u l k h e a d t o th a m eandering lin e of Lake M o n r o e , aa name e nlrted prior t o aald re­ C ity Clerk. c la m a t io n , all of aald work h a v in g b e en done on the road again that the owner hid Certlflrata toy be p i lo t e d on t h a back of In e t r l c t co n fo rm ity with the plane a n d a pedeach bonds-v ruefully regarded as fit only for scrap­ flcatlona therefor. heretofore p r e p a r e d by the S l a t* of Florida at. c it y e n g in e er of Sanfe rd, Florida, a n d la ping uniil ho heard of us and our fine Seminole C o u n ty . ■m e t acc o rd an c e w ith Iba o r d l n a n t e e of tha T h e undersigned, r l t y tr e a s u r e r of the city c i t y of S a n fo rd , w ith reference t h e r e to , aed vulcanizing work. When he how of'Sanford fn th e r o u n l y a n d a ta to aforesaid, W h e r e a s , t h e r e le now due the c i t y of S a n ­ perfectly * e had restored his tire'i ser­ doe* he rtby certify t h a t rerlifirats-a of In­ ford from t h a aevaral |o | a n d prope rly debtedness e q u a l In a m o u n t to th e (ara ow nara In aald bulkhea d dlatrlct tor yald viceability our price seemed th he very vatua of t h a bonda being Issued h a v e been b u l k h e a d l n g a n d reclaiming t h a t o t a l rum deposited by t h e c 'it y oofl B Sa n fo rd w ith me aa small for the service rendered. It ctrof l l l . 1 4 0 . 2 S , and • urh r lty trea su re r, in a special p a ra te .wclal a n d se eeparali W hereas, t h a c it y of S a n f o r d , he* and fund known aa t h e I m p r o v e m e n t F u n d . • tainly is when compared with the price bolda l im a on all lota and p r o p e r t y In aald In. T es tim o n y W hereof, I h a v a h e reunto of a new tire.b u l k h e a d district covering the p r o p o r t io n a t e •ubsrrlb ed m y B i n s officially, t h a 4 th day p a r t of t h a t o ta l coat of th e b u l b h c e d l n t of March, 1918. a n d reclaim ing of said land t o be paid by aald p r o p e r t y ownara, aald Pena being more C l l y T rea sure r. p a r ti c u l a r ly deacrlbed aa fotlowe, to-w lt: Passed th is t h e 4th d a y of M a rch , A. D. Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, Florida Fleet, A lien (or | h i eum of 13,7)14.21, 1918. agelnet t h a following deacrlbed ‘ p r ope rty, C. 11. D I N G E E , s i t u a t e . lyin g and being In t h e . r i l y of yen* P r c e ld a n t C i ty Council.. • ford, c o u n ty of Seminole, e l i t e o f ' Florida, I, Ja m es C. Roberta, c it y c lerk o f ' l h e r l ty more p a rticu la rly deacrlbed a t follows, too f , Sanford, F l o r l d a r do h e r e b y certify t h a t wlt: lleginnln g a t a point where t h e north th* above a n d foregoing o r d in a n c e was d uly line of CommWriral etreet e e t e n d e d e a it passed by th e City council in s«selpn on the Intereecte th e ra e t line of Sa n fo rd avenue, 1th d a y of M a rch, 191K. T h e n r e n o r th 318.66 ft. to a p o in t SO ft. Witness my h a n d a n d t h a seal of th e r i l y e outhw eeterly (m eaaured at r i g h t angtra) nl Hanford,- Florida, on t h is t h e 4th d a y ol from n o rth e rly line of concrete reta in ing M arch, 1918. wall, t h e n c e ’ r u t parallel wllfi eald retaining meal) JA S . C. HOME RTS, * * ** wall 121.I S feel more or free, t o w r i t line r C lly Clerk. r i l e n d r d nf an alley between S a n f o r d ave­ T h r above a n d foregoing o rd in a n c e waa n u e a n d Cypreaa a venue ; t h e n r e e o u th 274.8 duly approved by me on th is t h e 4th d a y of ft. t o a point eaat of flee., t h e n r e weet March. 1918. 113.4 ft. chore or let* to beginning, t i m e _ J. D. DAVISON, being t h e p r o p e rty of P. !,. W oodruff, which • Mayor. eald lien la du ly recorded In t h e p u b lic rec­ 61-Fri'6le ord* of Seminole c o u n ty , F l o r i d a , . In Lien Rook 1, page 180 o n ' t h e 18th d a y of No v a m b e r, 1917, S econd) A lien for th e aunt ol 12.K3L0S, 14 44 New Vegetable Wax From Ecuador. a g a l n e t t h a following deacrlbed p r ope rty, ■Ituate, lying a nd be lng-ln th a c it y of S a n ­ From prc’hlntoric times tho Indiana 44 41 ford, c o u n t y of Seminole, a ta te of Florida, uf Ecuador hnvc utilized a wax found mora particularly! daarrlbed aa follows, 14 14 to -w lt: flog, a t t h a Interaertlon of t h e weal on certain Kpecleg of tull palms for lino of Sanford a voauo with th e n o r t h lino 14 , 44 making, candles, says the Scientific of C o m m e r lc a l ( t r e a t , thence weal 117 ft. U N IT E D STATES OF A M E H IC A thane * n o r t h 318.08 ft. to a p o i n t *0 feet ST A T E OF FL O R ID A • 44 14 American. This wax occurs on Hit* ■o u t h w e a t r r ly ■ (m eaaured a t r i g h t angleal * C IT V O F HANFORD. FL O R ID A tree minks In granular form, cnclt tree from n o r t h e r l y line of concrete r e itln in g I M P R O V E M E N T C E R T I F I C A T E S OF 4« 44 wall, th e n c e aoulh 87 dag. 17 min. r a il IN D K U T E D N E SS furnishing about fifty pounds. .The parallel with aald ratalnlng wall, 124.1 It. I S S U E O F ISIS 44 t o Weal line of Hanford avenue calender!, trees grow tn great numbers tin the T h e c | l y of Sanford, Florida, a m u nic ipal th e n c e e o u th 341.74 ft. to lire., t a m e being 14 • 44 mmintfilmt along the const. Samples' c o r p o ra tio n in t h e a ta te of Florida, for value t h e p r o p e r t y of T h a t c h e r ItsaR y C o m p an y , which aald lien la d u ly recorded In t h e pub- recvlved. acknowledges Itself I n d e b te d and of this wax were sent to France and 44 4« lie recorda of Seminole county, F lo rid a , In p rom ises to p a y to the bearer hereof tha flemiuuy, from which countries favor* ol S _ . . . . ______________ In law ful Idea Hook I, page 101, on the 14th day ol aum *44 • 44 m onay nf t h a U nited S t a t e s nf A m e r ic a , In N o v e m b e r , 1917,utile reports und ui^ offer* of 1(M} cents tan e q u a l y e arly loaU ltm enla, t h e Are! ol 1 4 li T h i r d : A lien for t h a aum of 110,143.38, •aid i n a ta llm e n ta b e l n r payable on t h e Aral a i>ound were received. agalnat tha following • daarrlbed p r ope rty, d a y of J a n u a r y , A. I) 1919. with Interest ■Ituate, lying and being In the c ity of Han­ at t h e r a t e of 8 per cent p e r a n n u m , p a y ­ * | ford, c o u n ty of Seminole, 'e l a t e of Florida. able a n n ually,' th e rem ain ing n i n e InstallWisdom of Our Ancestors. m a r l pa rticula rly deacrlbed a i followa, m- m*nta with I n t e r e s t to ba pa y ab le on J a n ­ wlt: lie*, a t the Interaertlon of t h e north ua ry t h e l a l a t c ash year, b e g in n in g J a n ­ Tell tne whether it In right or wrong) Itna of Com m ercial alreel with t h e weet u a r y ' l i t . 1920, a n d e n d in g J a n u a r y U t , r e g a l e a m o u n t , of a a l d certificate * , e t in - f right 1 will do It; if wrong I will line of P a l m e t to avenue, t h e n r e north 1928, b o t h principal and interest b e l n r p a y ­ ebtrilnrws I d be d e p o s i t e d w i t h t h * r l l y 481. SI It. to point Kighty feet S. W1y able a t t h e office of the city tr e a s u r e r tn the t r e a s u r e r aa h e r e t n a b n v e p r o v i d e d . jot, lint never let me hear the*word (m eaaured at right a n g l e a l from the r ily nf Hanlord. Florida. S e rlJhn I. T h a t laid b o n d s shall be dated expedient.—Queen Victoria. n o r t h e r l y line of c o n c r e t e retaining T hla certificate Is one of a aeries of five J a n u a r y 1st. 1918/ and ahall be of the d e ­ wall, th e n c e north C9 .tag. 17 min. weal 36 W. Furpyth Street JackBonvlUe. Florida pa ralle l with aald retaining wall (IN 21 ft., certificates aggregating the to ta l a u m ol n o m in a tio n of One T h o u s a n d ($1,000.09. Dollars e a r h . bearing In te r r st at t h r r a t s uf t h e n c e aout I, 870.33 ft. to C'omrrercial $11,140.24. Beet and Wheat Food Value. six per r e n t per a n n u m , Inlerrat payable f e r l l f l c a l r N u m b e r I being for t h e sum s tr e e t, th e n r e eaat along n o rth aide of That there Is morn food value In srrrll-annually, un tbe first d a y of J a n u a r y 1 C om nv.rrlal etreet to beginning, which raid of t$2,734.26 aa J*1aa S■ N um be r C ertificate b ein g for t h e a u m and J u l y uf each year, said bonds to be num- one acre of t>eots than In four of Ilea waa duly recorded In the public reeIrrrsd I ru m One to. Twanly-One, b oth Innf $2,831.05 ortfa of Seminole c o u n ty , Florida, -In l.len C ertificate N u m b e r being (or t h e aum clurive, said bonds to m a t u r e and become wheat Is the Contention nf German ag­ Hook I. page INI, on th e 13th d a y of N ove m ­ due a n d payable In the following m anner ricultural KrfhntlKtR. ber. 1917. eame beln* the pro p e rly of San­ of $10,140.38. C ertifica te Numlter b ein g (or t h e s u m to-wlli ford Motel A I m p r o v e m e n t C o m p an y of $3,600.81. Montis N um l.err One a n d T w o to m a tu r e F o u r t h : A lien for lh* aum of S3.800.SI C e r tlf lr a ta N um be r b e in g for t h e , aum J a n u a r y 1st, 1919. agalnat t h e following drsrrlbed p ro p e rty , of $2,83tsO.V • liu n d s N um be rs T hree a n d Four lo m a ­ ' i t u a t e , lyin g and feeing In the r l t y of Han­ Said re rtlfira tea having been a u t h o r l r e d ture J a n u a r y 1st. 1929 ford, c o u n ty of Herrlnolr, atate o f Florida, Honda N u m b e r s Five anil Hit to m a tu r e mure p a rticu la rly d rarrihed i t . fo llo w * .. 1P-. by the c ity of Sanford, Florida, a n d l u u e t l * l c l i e * - '208 Tret Tmrlh of lh»~ t n l e r j e r i l o n ’ unde r, arid according* to ' the provisions ol (be J a h u h r y ' l a l , '1931.'-------7 Honda N um be r* Seven a n d Eight t u m a ­ of the n o r t h line ol Commercial e tr e e t with c h a r ie r of t h e r l t y of Sanford. F lo rid a, and a t h a eaat line of P a r k a v :n u e , t h e n r e north 4n s tr ic t c o n fo rm ity 'with the C o n s t i tu t i o n tu re J a n u a r y l i t , 1922. IIund. N um be rs Nlpe a n ti T en to m atu re 47(1.7( ft to a p d n t 80 II. S Wly imraa- and Law s of t h e S ta te of Florida, including J a n u a r y tat, 1923. among n t h r i s C h a p te r 8 " fit i f tbe A r t s of *“ f*d *t right angle.-1 from the northerly Ilond* N u m b e r s ' E le ven a n d T w e lv e to Cities line of a r o n r r e t e retaining wail, t h e n c e S. 1915 e n ti t le d " A n Act em pow ering 89 d tg . 17 min. K. parallel with eald re ta in ­ ■fid T o w n s t n Issue anil sell I m p r o v e m e n t m a tu r e J a n u a r y 1st. I f l il . Montis N u m b e rs T h ir t e e n a n d Fourteen t o Moods am t t o Issue amt dispose nf C.eilifi* ing wall 15'*.| It . | h r her enuth 123.38 ft., m a t u r e J a n u a r y 1st. 1 9 2 3 . th e n r e * r , | I 15 a f! in flag,, , a t r e b rin y the r a le s of | luleliledness against l'ru |rerty »• ItcimlN u m b e r - Fifteen arid S t i l r r h to property of the Florida Flab A I 'm ,l u r e C o . •essed for I nipruvetnents.*' and p u r ,r i a n t tn which -aid lien *** duty re m r d e .t in t.ien e erlatn o rd in an c es and resolutions of Illi­ nisi ut* J a n u a r y l-t. 192*. llontl- N u m b t r s S e v e n te en anti Eig hteen linok l. p a r e INI, on i he |.Uh d a y of .No- cit) council of Sanford. Florida, duly hail t^r (n a tu r e J a n u a r ) 1st. 1927 tin a d o p te d Ve m bef, |9f.7. * . Honda N um ber* N in e te en , Twenty and Thla certificate la i i s u n I again*! ■he b i l ­ F ilth A It*n lor T h e «um nf 12,8.11,05 I at, 1920, 1925, a pafnil the following dearrihed p r o p e r l y , lowing ileacitbed lands ssss-eat-d as t h e prop- T w e n ty - o n e to m a t u r e . J a n u a r y 1st. e rty uf % situate, lying a n d being principal a n d Interest nf sa id bunds lu be a i t i a l e . lying and h r i n g - ln the c it y nf SanIn th e c it y of Sanfnrd, County of Seminole, jta yaln e a t t h e office of t h e r l t y t rea su re r of fore, c o u n t y of tirm in n lr, atate o r Florida, nyote p a r tic u la r ly dearrihed aa foitnwa, to. • ta le nf Florida more p a rticu la rly de sc ribe d rrJnfnrd, Florida, or at t h e National fla n k ■a follows, to -w lt: * * . o f 't 'u m m e r r w , in th e c it y gif New York, s t a te vd: *1 the Interaertlon nf t h e north ( I n s r r t description o f -p rn p e rty l of *Newt> Y o rk . , Hne r-l F u lto n m r r r t , w l'h t h r we I line nf rsst r o v e r* the a m o u n t nr the a sse ss m e n t S-rlloti 5 T h a t tjtr p roceeds ol all r»rPar*, a r e u u r . t h r r i r r weal ' l l * I r r t , th en re hi.lC ldrdarsi placed lit tin- b a u d s north *14 2 lyet. In a p n j n r l Nil feet couth (imile a n t i n u ta te d against the a b o v e dcsduy of pf t h e city treasurer as a f t. r .. a i .| a to it' p a id w - i r i l , (no a*ur. d at right a n c l e , t from rrlbed prjpl'efty on the n e r t hefty .In*, ftf a r u n r l - i r r e i a m t n r wall, 1917, fn a I n e p r o port |.*f j l c , part of lbs- cost , |, atl l-e u.cil so d applied r a r l u Wi|> in th Is V the »bo)l‘ described p r o p (■»> rnets* *«inl ret irr-imnt lit ill, b o n d , I t h e n r e eo u th 89 t h e 17 rein )* p a r.ilh l with to l.e bo rn e rty (or r e c l a m a ti o n ail land a n d b u l l h e a d i...,,.d n o d . r tin* . • lin.uir... a n t at! I. -aid tetnltlipg aalj 12,' t I l l c n r , - i.lh t,rnr , r ~M .tirsi - .|V> - i g n e l 411" Nl It u, ft, g , -ante |«* in / tin p r o p e rty • Im provem ent in tmfil d( said p r o p e r t y its | l.y t|,i i - s . a t u it . >.! the . . , ' f b a .d u . J It M 'altrl llu ri, Attain whirl* eald Ileft j the b u lk h e a d d istric t of Hynli.rd w». C.yd« recorded rn I o r* Pool* J pnee- i 1 ' T h e pa-posent of this vrri ifl.-ifff. ■ J n d H.e ' •tfv‘'i*e*t*f-s e - t t C s ' " <*f lintel.tislc.-f . i | i t i l nit l i e I tit, «|at rtf N n t e r n l t r . 1*t | 7 . attn.ial t ti'e r c .l thir.siti t g u a r a ,. 110. 1 1.1 tn 1-n 11• *. 1 * h. '-»* « ■'•»• '•( ' t»* •■■.r».1 •irp.' . t . d by the .And 7Vher* a a, e»a I Ire loninon of t h r - . i t y III.. I t ! ) ..( Hanford. Florida, and for t h e liming 1—0 , ,I h r » e been Itayttirril thereof, the full tailk a n d c redit c.f ' r i t > * i t h t i e ' c i t y tr e a s u r e r yrmnrt! it I, i n . .■••arv to t>iilLhr*il tin;.rrtl«)i dhoti’ I u p o n any 1 i . o - u t,J*»pro vetto"it li.f) e-nl.'ieale- of in .|* l.lr.Jri,-• '*■ • e|iy- id Hanford. Pbirlda w h e r e b y irrevl i n g psrtoil or rtatUMly pe»t*s*| l l m , lie not on -V-d :t « . 1-1 th lota! -I.n. of f 3 l . l t < l 2 i , oca l.l> pleslgt d. H \ a ,* ««'"Kvlf»' j > * J V ' * •*iv. * > F - h fur tl.i p a r p r * . , d . • tiring.money t o pay in It is hersdi) e e n i h e d and resiled, s h a l the 1 sullicluku n i ' . i " ) 10 t r e I mprisvpt.'irnl l uilil.lu par I, for t h e carat i n r u n .) in jalii I ufkbt )d n u t iif thi-ae . eft Iliraies. of which t h is Is . pay a n y bun.I er i n 't a T r n e n t i d , interest at trig a n d roclauialioii work; r t i r r e f u n . :■ one, b a a heiit m ad e in a i r i i t r o b for roily -j malutlty,*. I.ium t uttd ir t h e p r o y n otj- of * • (.a • * a ’/ *• ‘ y \ * It rr^rilainr.d l.y t h e irnynr a n d city with -tha T a w s u» th e a u t e ur n o t h i n , a n d I this o r d i n a n c e , the t i t , Ir. u u rsr lor a n d srn •iV - y /; certain orillnanrivs a n d Vesnlul lima of t h* lliehall of t h e c ity i t h a n l i i n , at.alt In . anil council nl .Haiifnr f, fictrlda: ■* c ity o l Sa nford. Florida, duly l u t h o r l r l n g I ' ,» 1 sridiy n v lltiiri.id t o borrow *Lt h art F r .f J o n I. T h a t It I* nee,--«ary tri *!v*ur the as roe. wild t i n t all prnrcrillt gs a m t thlntt* a m ount «if runup) * a* 'VI**!! Ii* r u r r e j i y fur trulkhenil I f r l t,e e r ||r .r a t e a of indetrta’ilneaa in easenllal «11v «>f Saitfonl t h e validity of thl* e r r t t l l r a t e •aid j*urvu**p. iffuintf fir Nc him nf 421,110.23, uryt.y sjiTj in nYrvr.t* I t a v p . d u l yIn hu|l|ie oe'd f,nd lisun p e r fo r m e d , a ii|>u. t n ■f*n v i*t a m n u r r J u*v,. triihfit rt kit l#*» aoce with 't h e praviit.ina id the c ity c h a r te r and all r e q u ir e m e n t s itC law have been* d u l l ’ thfjt. I **-iv# i'iiiL.1 f- ’ i ii . l i i i x n unit* *h»i) W a r « f, Sanfnril, I tnfiila, a n d th e law * ’*»( tha* o m p li r d w ith b y 1 h e proper nITIts-ni-in t h e i r t c r ml th* r / u r »♦{ « r h t 41.* - i f*'2 ; ft * W --,4 ** »V. ' l .y J r )*'11 ' I s l e o l I I,iiida, tit. In.ling a m o u r m h e ra I r a u a n / r ol t h is certificate. a rt tin 1*1 * ' *• , . > * C h a p te r 6h«l A i l . nl 1915, r n l i l [ e d ; "A n H.'tii.ifi 7, T b s t i h r ' fi.vm, of th* r l t y uf In IV Ilni"! W brrgnl. thr* s-J. ly ) of Halifibrt' Act e m nuw erlng Citiea and Town* t u l u u e anti fe ll Im p ro v em en t Hind*, a n d t o iaeue ha» caUMtl t h is certiflcal* In m * l r n « l h> Hxiiluril I i n p rtfv e in rrl lliju.l uuihitni.-.l b y iia m a y o r , c u u n ti r . ‘ iqovd try p r .- 'l r l r n l * th's iirifiuonre, sm l i h r tutu fuei rtiuj.iii l o h* and diepuae of C e rtltlra lra nf I m lrl.tqtinea. |h * c it y ' o u n t l l , qnd t t l n t n l b y t h * r l t y . ( k r iv lu s u a r s p - I shall h r y u b its ii l ln l l ) as clrfk. u n i l . l t . corporal* real tn l>* « ill aril follow*, t v v i t i ffSI t.cvwtn, anil th'is ct-rtlficata. tu l,„ -tats it the U N I T E D S T A T E S •»»* A M E U I E A 1st d a y ul J a n u a r y , 11*18. .s t \ t i : i ' F r i . m m u r t H I N T Y 1 iF H E M I N i i L E M a y o r nf th* C ity uf Sa nford, Fla. C IT Y ill SA N F1IR I) A llo t: IM I'K ilV E M E N T IliiN D N o , ----------------I.ill'll Dollars C i ty Clerk nf l'lt> uf Know si! men hy i h r ' * p r r - r n iv : T k s i Hanford, Floflda. She r i l y ut Hsrituiil in Hi'n’inol* r o u n t y , 'Cot it? Here** the remedy. I t’fl helped H u n .la . s c k n i i s l r J ( r . 11 1f inilrbU'il in . anil • ■ , F r o - i d m l uf C ity C ounc il; mill inns, Il.ts n halt century record lor va lu * t r f r i v n i heriliV (iror.lii,-. i n jiay Hcctoln 7. T h i s orilluunc* .hall t* h * effect I m ti r r i 'li. Thuu-ail'l l i u ' l n n . lawful m o n r y of tuc. First dove hrinpretief. Try it. m ediately u p o n It* p a n a g e a n d a p p r o v a l «>( tbi, I *sail* tl S t a i r ! ul A nu-rira un the first w-yrv H ST [ | Soldhyoil dnigsulfl. Im by t h e m ay o r, nr upon becom ing a n o r d i n ­ rfOD ul J n u u * iy „ _ 1 9 “ - ^ . * R h . In l a t e s t th*i*ance w ith o ut Id* approval. on from t l w i |s t* herrof a t th* rat* of sis 1 'i u c i l b y th* city ruunc ll In s n s i i i n on per re n tu n v |>*r s n n u m . p s y s b l r « m i (lie 41b d a y uf M arch. 1918. ■nnuslly o n I h r firsl d a y <u J s n u s r y sn d , C. II. DINC.EK, J u ly in v s r h y r s r . on |i rr s* n lo tlu n end s ir- J ( .re -b len t uf C ity C o u n c il. renilrr uf I k n s n n r s r d ruuj.uiui I tie r in f • (ar* • ■mil* nf t h r v l f n il u r * uf th * clerk ol ss ld I h e reb y r e r l l l y t h a t th * above ) n d for* Ilutb going o rd ln a n c * waa duly Psawed a n d a d o p t ­ tity , oa t i n y arverslly b r r u m a due. lin y ed bv th * r l t y r o u a r i l ol Saa fnrd, F'lutula. lu principal avou i n tr r r s l of t h i s bond ar* pa yregular • Ion on- th e 4lh d a y ol M a r c h , •bh- s t t h e ofllr* of the IrrsM irer ol i t i i f city in H anford, Florids. nr o t t h e N o t 'u n a l 1918. , Witnr^e m y h a n d and nfflelal t e a l nf th* llonk ol C u m m e r r * in th* r i l y ol New Y a rk, r ily uf Hanford. Florida, o n this t h e 4 l h d d y Htat* ol N ew York, ot t h e o ption o l tb e holder, onrf the said c ity ia hereby held and ol M a - r h . A. D. 1918 firmly lu ju n d , a n d its f a it h , r r e d il, r r s u n u e laealt JAH. l \ I l d U K R T S . sud p r o p e r t y ar* h ereby pl*d(*d foe th* . C ity C lerk. T h * a b o v e l a d foregoing a r d in a a c * • ■»- p a y m e n t nf t h r principal oruS Interest hereof . .Dr, King’s Near Ufe keep you iroved b y me on thla Ibe ( t h d a y ut M a r c h . ol m a t u r i t y . in a healthy condition.. Kid the body i91B. , , T his b o n d Is one ot ■ r e t i r e of bowds of J. D. D A V IS O N . like d o t * , t e n o r and effect, r s r r p t as to ms* of poisons and waite.4Improve your , hFayor of C lly ■( Hanford. F la . laxity, i M S t d by th# couirril af esld m y for * complexion by keeping the Dowel* fil-F rl-M r the pu rp o e * of p s y i n i t h a r o i l and e s p e n re regular. Get a ijr , bottle from your ol t h e r a i u t r u r t l o n nf o tvolkhesd slenx I he druggUf to-d$y.* Effective but mild. lake fr o n t nf alsd r i ly , s n d tn briny, th* AN O R D IN A N C E a d j a r r n t In aald bu lk h aa d In a Pro v id in g for the is s u a r m nf bu n d - In th* pxuperly rads nr t o p u i r a p h l r a l l*v*I, by fillmy. un SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES u n of $21,000.90 for the ju> po»c n f tiaya u l h u r ' l y of th* r h s r t r r of said city a n d tng, r e tirin g and fun.line l e r . a l n vouchera Crr hattier 6861 of lh» Leer* of Florida a p ­ S c w n - P a jjc n g tr T o u rin g C ar , S 1 S 9 5 Four-Pawcngcr RoaiLttcr, $ 1 5 9 5 or w a r r a n t s of the r lty uf Haufotd. FI rlda. proved J u n * I, 1913, a n d a n ordinance duly Iss ued In p a y m e n t ol th e p r n p u r t k m a t e part F our-P ass, F o u r-D o o r M odel, S 1 6 75; Flue W hite W ire IVheeD, S I 1 0 E x tra and r e ( u l a r l y paived b y t h e council of paid id t b e coat t o be borne by t h e p r o p - r t v clly on t h e 4th d sy of M a r c h , 1918. owners In th e c onstruction ol a b u l k h e a d C onvertible Sedan, S 2 2 9 5 C onvertible Coupe, S 2 1 9 S U m o u sin c , S 2 8 9 5 burtierlng on l a h s M n a n s In th e C i t y of I t Is h e r e b y certified, r e r l l s d a n d de clared Have Sloan’fl .Liniment handy (All prices f, o, b, Cleveland) , Hanford, a n d lying betasw n th e east • id * of t h a t t h e r o l l a n d expense of chid i m p r o v e ­ I * * "* ■ • an a a q a m e d alley hvlwegn Hanford and ment# ba a been s i m l » i ) on t h e p ro p e rty for bruiae* And apnini And all K . Cypreaa avenue* a n d t h e w*ai a id e of which hoo b r e n nperim lly bene t u rd by t h e pains And Aches. Quick relief M y rtle a v en u e , a n d for tbe p r o p o r t io n a l s I m p r o v e m e n ts in pro p o rtio n l a lb* om otinl follows 'i u prompt Application. p a rt .of t h * coal lo be bo rn e by t h e p r o p ­ of sU rh lienefll, a n d for w hieh asartsm onts erty owner* In filling In, reclaim ing a n d cerllflrate* ol Indehtodneea hav* .been i s ­ No need td rub. -For rheumatic bringing t o a topographica l level all • re­ sued; t h a t said rertlflrate* *f indebtedness aches, neuralgia, (tiff musclss, lama claimed l a n d ' f r o m Its* lln* of eald b u l k ­ In th* s u m of $11,140.35 hav* been d e p o s it­ back, lumbago, gout, KrttaK and head t o t h o ahoro 11m existing prior t o aald ed with t h * tr e s s u r e r .o t sa id c i t y . In o. (p*cSANFORD. FLORIDA reclam ation. sprain*, ft tivta qokk#relief. lal - ond oeporote fund k n o w n as . the I m ­ Oeaerou* ataad bottles. Where**., th e c ity af 'Hanlord,* F l o r i d a , p r o v e m e n t F u n d : t h a t t h e ^ r o r r e d s ot esld l u e d . o n d dpu n d e r a n d In p u r s u a n t * to Section 292 and pejrtmcot** when paid will .k duslvsly to __ , t.h o a p a .y m ____ e n t .and re: 299 b o t h Inrluslva, of t h e Revived Ordln*1 filled “oirfuslvslj ram m en ...t of aald bnuds;. t h a t s ' l. acts.. r o n d t ■nrwe o f ' t h h r i l y ol Hanford, F l o r i d a , h a s tlre caused all p r o p e r t y ' In th e clly of Hanford Ilona a n d th in g s requited t o t-u don* ,pr lying a n d b«lng between t h e east side of an de nt t o o n d In t h r issu in f of said b e n d s , u n n a m e d alley,* • bet wren Hanford a n d C r - hove b r e n properly done, hoy* h a p p e n e d , Iwen performed, perlormed, in r e uulor l o r aend n d dqe 1 venue*, a n d th th*a weet y r t l * aonfl na hhov* a v * ><e*n In rroc preei avenue*, warn eld* aide of M MyrtTo avenue ' b o r d e r l n f on Loko Monroe, t o b* form, ns r e q u i r ' d by law atad l»i* c h a r U r of ' ................................................................. KHI s S ]»A1N1 ’ ' " b u l k h ta d e d , a n d has caused I* be o r e c U d ■ aald c lt y t mad t h a t aald b o n d a a n d t h a la* ' , 1 - f t r* a g a l n a t t b a P r a p a r t r a aaaaat d fo r Imprevo* m anta . S gc tlon 2. T h a t , a bu lk h ea d l la n c a t a ol indabtvdnawa a ha il b* laauntL acalo at a a c b t r a c t of l a i d In Iba b u l k h e a d dlatrlrt ______ d , c o n ta in in g ' a daacrlptlon of th a l a n d a n d Iba a m o u n t of t b a awMaamant, a n d a * d e sc ription of t b a ge nera l n a tu r e of I b a I m p r o y a m a n t for which t b a aald aa■aaamenl waa m ada, and t h a d a t a tharaof, a n d t h a t a ae b of aald a trtiflc ata a akall ba p a y a b l a In t a n e q u a l yaarly In sta llm e n ts u p o n t h a Aral d a y of J a n u a r y of a i c h and o v a r y y e a r w ith Interval a t t h a r a t a of 8 par c a n t per a n n u m , payabla a n n u a l l y from t h a d a t a of ( b a laauanra ol each cartlflcata of l ad a b tad n e aa . S e c ti o n 3. A description of a a c b of eald b u l k h e a d lla n I m p ro v em en t certlA catee af In d e b te d n e s s l a be iaaued u n d e r t h a provialona of th is ordinance la aa follows, to-wlt: F i r a t: A b u lk h e a d lien c e t t IB ra t a of Inda b te d n ea a for tha aum of 12,731.38 t v ba ieeued a r a l n a t t b a pro p e rty of F. I - W ood­ ruff, aa n s r e ln n b o v s described. S e c o n d : A bu lk h ea d lien cartlflc ata of Ind e b ta d n e a a for the- aum of $2,631.06 t o ha laauad a g a ln a t t h a pro p e rty ol T h a t c h e r Iteflt y C o m p a n y , aa h e r e in a b o v e deacrlb ed. T h i r d : A b u lk h e a d lien c e r tlf lr a ta of. In­ d e b te d n e s s for Ibe sum of StU.113.311 to be Ieeued a g a l n e t t h e p r o p e r t y of J l a n f o r d Hotel A I m p r o v e m e n t C o m p a n y , as b e reln ab o v a d a a r r lb e d . ■ F o u r t h : A b u lk b v a d T I e n certific ate 'of -In­ d e b te d n e s s for Iba s u m of $3,800.61*, t o ba. Issued a g a l n a t t h e p ro p e rty of F lo r id a Fiah A P ro d u c e C o m p a n y , aa h e r e i n a b o v e des­ crib ed. F i f t h : A b u lk h e a d lien c ertificate ol In­ d e b te d n e s s Tor Iba aum of |S,B3I.0 S , t o ba laauad a g a i n s t t h e p r o p e rty a t W . II. and H u g h A d a m s, herein above described. S e c ti o n 4. * T h a t the p a y m e n t of aald b u l k h e a d lien Iraprtfvflmrnt certlA gatae, and t h e a n n u a l Intere st d u e th e r e o n a h all ba g u a r a n t e e d b y t h e c ity of Sa nford. Florida, a n d in case of t h a n o n - p a y m e n t of a n y inlereat o r p rincipal a t m a t u r i t y b y | h e pro p ­ e r t y o w n e r of th4 p r o p e r l y a g a l n e t which •aid c a r tlf lc a ta of Indabtedneaa fa Iaaued, th e sa m e ahall be p a id by t h e c it y of S a n f o r d at t h a o p t io n of t h e holder of aald certificate: b u t ' t h e p a y m e n t a n d r e d e m p tio n of aald c ertificate, nr a n y p a r t thereof, or a h y In­ tere st t hereon b y th e c it y of Hanford ahall not d is c h a r g e t h e lien o r a ssessm ent agalnat s l i d p r o p e r t y , a n d In ra se of n o n - p a y m e o t of a n y i n te r e s t or a n y In sta llm en t u p o n any c ertificate Iaaued utidde r t h e provlalo rovlalona of ilh th e th is o r d in a n c e . It ahall be optional holtfer t h e r e o f to consider tba w h o le of aald a m o u n t r a p i r s i e d In s l i d certific ate aa Im m e d ia te ly d u e a n d payabla with f n lere tl to d a te ; a • * S e c tion S. T h a t the c h a i r m a n of thla b o a r d . b e a n d he la hereby In s t r u c te d and O uthorlaed to jointly aign aald b u l k h e a d lien Im provem ent certificates of I n d e b te d n e s s with t h a m a y o r a n d c ity d a r k of S a n f o r d , F lorida, u t t h e earliest poaalble l im a t h a t It m ay ba r n n v e n la n t for all p a rties t o aaacut* said certificates. Section 6. T h a t th e farm of t h e c it y of Sa n fo rd b u l k h e a d im p ro v e m en t lien certifi­ cate of In d e b te d n es s be su b s ta n t ia l ly aa lot­ to w a, t o - w lt: • MILLS THE FLORIST, Inc., T. J. MILLER & SON, Agents C H A N D L E R A S I X Fam ous F or I ts M a rv e lo u s M o to r li. iL i I' : ft* ' f" \ HI There’s N ew Style and Beauty In this New Chandler Model O other model of any make of car has ever prompted greater enthu­ siasm and .more widespread . admiration than has the new four-passenger four-door Chandler. .Many makers-arc offering models of this general type and style but you may search tho whole market and not find in other car such grace of sweeping line, such complete harmony, such striking beauty of-design and color ns characterize this new Chandler. And in no other, of course, will you find tho marvelous Chandler Six motor; powerful, quiet, fust. ‘ -. : ' ■ - - 1 • • *, The demand for this- new model Is greater even than anticipated by tho Chandler Company—a company accustomed to success.’ You will do well to place your order with us now* N " i'is c a v lif Y for Coughs bColds .Ketp Bovrtl ‘MoTemint Regulir 5 Bruises and Sprains W. A. STRINGFELL0W .SlOcllV-S > L im m e n .i C H A N D L E R M O T O R C A R C O M P A N Y , C L E V E L A N D , O H IO �SHE SANFORD HERALD: M tftlrg . 1» » LEGAL ADVERTISING 0*i« *r 11 1 , 000.op, Dl*irt«i N*. «. Hamfnol* ' N ode* T«« v , k—. h v «lv*n t b i t M i l i d b l d a - w l l l h o IWtb » C o u n t y B o a r d o f P u b l i e I n . u J t l . n ol S i m l n o l i C o u n t y . F l o r i d * . i t Of t h * S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o l I’u b l l e t M t r ’ r t lo n of » » l d • C o u n t y . In S i n t o r d . F l o r ­ id, “ " o r b i f o r o I h # o a p l r a t l o n of t h i r t y *?'• ib . f l n t p u b l i c a t i o n o f - t h i s n o ttt a n d u n t i l 1 0 - o W k 1n I b i f o r . n b o n “ r a £ r i l S lh , l » » . l e t t h o p u r c h a s e of S l » 0 ^ 0 .0 0 , i i p i t l i l T n * School D istrict 1 . H rro ln o lt C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , b o n d . ; . . f d b i n d , b r i n y d a t e d J a n u a r y 1s t , I B I S h r . r l n l I n l o ro i l H »bo i n t o o l 0 p i r c e n t a n n u m ; Intaraat p n y a b lo a a m l- a n n u a lly , b , fln t d i y ol J n n u n r y .ond J u ly o l h y . i r until b o o d * r n itu r o i aald bond* m itu rc- o n d t b o p r i n c i p a l b aco m a* p a y a b l e th irty y rn rt i l t i r th # d n to th r r to f . u.ld bond* hivo boon ynllditod nnd con* Orinrd by drerro ol tbn Circuit Court of th . Seventh Judlclnl Circuit ol Florid* undor ^.T. of January and. IMF. nnd .III b . .old on fild drerroj »ilu bond* to bo cold lor drllrrry within Un d a y . n ltif acceptance bid- ..Id bond, ara of 11000.00 drnomln.tlun ind Inlrrcil I* pajrablo ■* Now York, M Y.: rich and .vary bid must bo arromr.nlrd by m llA red chock of SISO.dQ made M .abl* to County Hoard of Public In■iruttfon for Somlnolo County, Florida; • aid county board rtaoroo* tba rlcRt to roany and all bid*. All proposal* ahould br a.lUrro**d to County Hoard of Public Instruction lor Seminal* County, Florida, t'.a T. \V. I^wton. Suporintandcnt Public Instruction, Sanford, .Florida. W i t n e s s our handa and tb* aoa) ol th* • old Hoard at Sanford; In ■thawCounty ol b.mlnolo. Stale of Florida, thl* th* (th day of March. A. D. 1018. ‘ i.r .li F. P- Forster. Chalrmafi. C. r . If arrlaon, Chaa. A. Daflia, County Hoard of Public Instruction lor “ 7 Somlnolo County, Florida. Attort! Y. W. la w to n . S u i crlntcndcn' Public In.tructlnn and Secretary Hoard Public Instruction, —-Jtomlno'. 'C o u n t y , F I * .• (T-Frl-Stc -----— 1—r —*;—■ N O T I C K O F S P E C I A L M A S T K I T S HAI.B S o l Ire I . h e r e b y r i v e n t h a t u n d e r p n d b y v l r t u r of a Anal d e c r e e of f o r c r l o t u r e a n d , . | e m a d e a n d r n t c r c d In t b o C i r c u i t C o u r t S ev en th ju d ic ia l C ir c u it of th e S la t* of F l o r i d a , In a n d ‘ f o r S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . I n C h a n c e r y , In a c e r t a i n s u i t t h e r e i n p e n d i n g • h erein WII*on A T o o m e r F r r t l l U e f C o m * • i i n y , * c o r p o ra l Ion, la p l a i n t i f f a n d L e v i ll i n fo r d a m i Kve II. I l l n f o r d , h i t wile, a r e d e f e n d a n t s , I. aa a p e c l a l m a t t e r , will o n t h n C,lh d a y oi M a y , A D . 1914 , b e t w e e n t h e h o u rs uf e l e v e n a ' r l o c k In t h * f o re n o o n am i t w o o 'c l o c k In t h e a f t e r n o o n , t h e s a m e b r i n y t h n llrst M o n d a y In s a i d m o n t h a n d t h e r u l e d a y In eald m o n t h a n d w lth iji t h e tecol hou r* ol eat*, o f fe r l o r eatc a n d sell t u t h e h ig h es t a n d b eat b i d d e r lo r r a t h b e f o r e ■be c o u r t ho uae d o o r of a a l d S e m i n o l e c o u n ­ t y in t h e city o f S a n l o r d , S e m i n o l e . c o u n t y , F l o ri d a , t h e -fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y , t o - w i t: T h e w r i t h alf o l L o t N l n r t r r n lilt* o f i l l ! o I J ’a l m H a m m o c k , a . r e c o r d e d in F l a t n o o k IF, P a r * T5 of t h e l l c c o n l e til ( t r a n c e C ou n ty , florid*. T o g e t h e r w i t h all t h e i.ru ii.M i. hereditam ent, and appurten»• t h e r e t o h r l u n c l n c . o r in a n y w a y *;>• 1* f i elliittc t.K t)IlC it: Ite C tlT T K S . ■( Special M a tte r. 1 IV. Ilalilmln, * s „ H c i t nr for C o m p l a i n a n t . Fri ( 7 -litr T » * “ A lp NlnoUan s o u t h ol n a a n T h i r t y •I April,' ISlfV duH nc’ tk* legal k#«rf #1 M d ' ^ l M u I »«*t th r o n y lt Soctloa T w a n t y •alo, at tba court hotwo door la Sanford, * * , . . * “ •**■■ *• t h # q u a r te r soctlo a eornac Florida, odor for able, nnd aall to Ike hlghT o w ^ i T ^ l r a. * * * * * * t Section Nlnotoon, e*t bidder for eaab. the following p Nlnrtoon south, R ang* T h ir t y personal property iocatsd at iM ’ m n T p lw ------- ---------.o l lb# dsfandant In Sanford, Florida, tol*.'iro‘.h* T “*.,SUt wm **l"**» lr*•*"“* htyf . H n iitt,, to t* tb t h #*fw U ! Two boilers, four ancines, ana S. A£*"}'• Jlno af th# 8U John* river; thane* Wood machine, ona amltb roouldar, ono tk* V"'!tr tbn *t. band re-«aw And edisr-comblnad.'OBa Fbtlu l i n i f T £ 7,bw * »,* IntoTw rt. t h o contra Ips machina, ona turning lathe, ons - ptlek* L,n.*.£ L .'•‘• P f i o u th o r l y tr, ana tenant macblaa. dbe panal rafting u p th e rentr* Una ol lb* W eklva riv er to machine, on* jointer, on* merUralofl ■»** chin*, ona JA * Fey nnd Egan Iland-i**.' .,.r °" r ^ ,,d N1d:- T o .n .h lp Twenty ona armad aendar, one mab and door damp, Twenly-nln* **«t; thenr* t u t on* cut-off rig, ana Nawmna machine, on* alo n , aertloa lln* to b*|lnnln(. bio}* ayvtom, ono main-line abafi and pul­ 0 furtbor Reeolvtd, that th* boun* ler*. on* log baul-up, ona tank knocked ? } }} * * "I Klertlao Prerlntt No. & ol Sem- down, two ono bore* wagon., on* flat topped l" " *. tonB*F. Florida, a* i .m , now aalat* dr*k, on* tiandlng daek, on* Iron aafe, b* chantad to te,d aa follow.: three office chain, on* typewriter, all pip­ ing, trmrk and truck*, for on* dry kiln four, . KlertU n D l.IH rt No. S hundred feet ol tide track, doublt rail*, n i , lOvlado) thousand feet of rough tunber, Hfflnnlni at . th* corner o( Fectlona thlrty-flv* mere or let*, *ald property to be *pld as th* *' 2 w ,* l/ ;M r * B' Thlrty-lour and property nf Ih* defendant, nnd to antlaly T k u lr 0 *': Twenty aouth. Ram * Thirty e .it , run equlb aloti, Ih* aectlon line aa'd decree and cost*. E. F. IIOU3IIOLDER, lo corner ol Serlioaa Fourteen, Fllleen, Special Matter In Chancery. Twenty.iwo and Twanty-thre*. Town.hlp X -F ri-ltc Twantv-ono aoulh, llancr Thirty ta il; thane* ea u alonk the aectlon lin e lo tho corner ol Section. Sliteen, Seventeen, Twenty and fneCtrcnlt Court, S eerelb Judicial Clrcalt of llo tld a . In and far Nemlaale County. In Twenty-one, Town.hlp Twenty-one eouth, Chancery Itanc* Thirty-on* eaat; thenco aouth along tho aectlon lino to county lino at tho aouth- Georg* It, Wrndrburg r*. ' Foredotura *a.t corner el Section Thlrty-two, Townablp Tewnty-ono aouth. Range Thirty-one Jam** II. Ilryre eaat, thenr* earl along county line lo It* To th* lletponilent. Jam** II Rrvcei It appearing from Ih* aworn bill at nteraection with th* centre Une ol the Kconlockhatehle t.rr»k on Ihe youth boundary plalna ni, l l r c i j c R. W andeburg. hcreln flled me* II, Rryce I* a_ resident ol Section Thirty-on*. Townihl T w enty that th* laid 1.1____ coun ______ ______ and ty of. Orange onik aouth. Range Thirty-two ra il; tbonc* of .the> d it y nf Orlando; flat* of Florida, and that ho baa been absent northerly along the centre line of mid errek to Ha Interaectlon with tha Itange tin* be­ from «qld reeldenr* for more than alaty day* tween Range* Thirty-one and Thirty-two prior lo the Inatltutlon of Ihl* *ull, and that ea.t on the ea.t boundary Section Thirteen. tbr/e I* on person In'thl* atate *ervlre upon Town.hlp Twenty-on* .outh. Rang* Thirty- whom would hind ynu. and that you are on* ea.t; thenre north along Rang* line lo above the age ol twenty-one y-ar*. It I* thrleforo ordered that you da appear the quarter aectlon rorner on the c**t boun­ * cou dary ol Section* Twenty-four. Towmhlp Twenty aouth. Rang* Thlrty-on. earl; 1*1 da>V Of April, A. 1>.,.1M8. the same beInr a rule day thenre wa.t to the rentr* ol Lake Jeaaup; II I* f u r t h e r ordered t h a t thl* n r d - r ' e f •b*nre. aouthwerterly along th* rentr* line ?! .■IT',*UP I>*'*ing on Ihe north ride u b llr a llo n !•* plibl|*hed once a week for Of lllrd. trland to the aertlon line between lour c n n s e r u t l v e week* In t b r Sanford H er­ Twenly-Mr and Thirty.Ave, Town- ald. a n ew spaper published In Sanford, ahlp Twenty aouth. Rang* Thirty *a>t; Somlnolo c o u n ty . Florida. W l l n r s a m y h a r d a n d r e a l of *ald c i r c u i t thenre w*u along Sectlun line to beginc o u r t th l* Z tlth d a y of F e b r u a r y , A. II. nlng. • lie* U further l tr r n l v e d , t h a t th* bound a lle s of Flection Precinct No. 6. o f. h>m* Inole c o u n ty , H o rld a , as aama now r t U t , ba changed t o read as follow*:, , Kl t f ibin III si i If | N*». f* WISr*-r(seal) ------ - ---------------— --------- ------- -E. A :-DO COI.A SS, C l e r k of C i r c u i t - C o u r t , S e m in o le C o .. Fla. W. I.. T l l t l r n S n l i r l i n r fo r C o m p l a i n a n t ((•F rl-d c THE'UN I V E R S A L CAD Coot, EcTfmA, H im , etc. Right In jrotir own botn« And at trifling coot, you can enjoy the benefit ol healing * sulphur baths, Sulphur Compound _____r a ^ H U k ™ i r t d in . w • p*rt« aad tako It WiraaOy. 50c end $1 th* botila at yoor dnsggUl's. If b ap m ’t sotqJy yow. tend KU tumaaad th* pete* In stamp* and wa will Mod you a bottlo direct. HANCOCK LIQUID lULFtlUA COUrA NT BaMoort. M l H r n a i M r W Crwreead Ota*. a o r - J t „ V J.V—fir Mr w*k lAe U n U C re /M 1 Cultqre Not Enough., “Culture Is tlunt amt unites* If the spiritual foundations arc not tvcll laid, nnd It IiiLph (wit, u man nnd n wonutn, tn Iuy tlmso ftmndn IItm«."—Dorothy Cunllcld.' • (Geneva > Aa the World Moves. . "I.ovp mnki'fl tin* worltl K't round.'* quoltNl lltp I'urlur. I'bllosioplicr1. “Yt's, lull nmrrlii?oj:*»ni rally s<|iiart'A tlililRs," ttddfi) lln- Merc Man.—Town To pics. Wrong Side Up. Klactlan D ^lrlcl Na- 4 i, i . (Paola) tfcglnnlng at th* corner of Sectlone Two, J » » and Eleven, Township Twenty •nuth, Rang* Thirty *a*t, run north lo tho Sortlon* Twanly-ol*. Twenty* I? |o n,u Thlrty.fogf nnd Thirty-Ill*. Town•hip Nineteen eouth. . Rang# Thirty east, tnanco west to tho quarter aectlon edmer , Secti oa* Twenty-nine nnd ThlrtyTownahlp Nineteen aouth. Rang# Thfrtjr eaat; thanew north thrangh Soctloa Twen­ ty t in t *nd to tho centra *1 Section Twenty, ot nee. r u n n la rn>, r27.11 che. N i l cht, W 27.04 cha. t o b e g .................. ..... ............. I* I ': 14 20 29 23 20 21 24 20 20 o f . _______ 20 20 N o i i m l* hereby given t h a t o u r a u a a l to 5 20 a float decree of foreclosure a h a sal* m ad* Lot 4 or Wool halt of R W If___ a n d e n te r e d b y tb # J « d f * • ( B o r e o th J u d i - Deg. at J4W cor. of-S M -, 5, rua 8 I t cha. E 10 r h ^ .N ctal C ircuit. Sem lneU C ouatir, Florida, la 11 clw. W 10 cha____________ 4 20 c h a n c e r y , wherein J . A. Cheek la c o m p l a in ­ a n t , a n d E k cb a ry CraW A N a r a t t r w ork*, S J t ol B W J t . . _ _________________ 18 8 0 E U e f S W U ---------------IS 14 n e o r p a r a U a a , la d a f t o d a n t , a n d d a ta d J a n ­ u a r y 1 0 th , .1014, I, K . T . I I 0 M k o l d e r , aa 8WM of N E Jt a n d NW J( nt f l f f j t . . i -----------------------------------18 10 apeclal m a a t e r 'j w i ll o a M o n d a y th * t a t d a y 20 10 MASTER'R hafb of, B E o f N W Jt of N W j /o f ...... .... .............. ............... SJt of BJt of T iE J t of NW Jt 'I ill'T lf.* Wilion & Toomer Fertilizer Co., . roauf Mfrs. Ideal Fertiliierg. i d e a l •Uniut* , • ' * a* . (•usew ATWnl* •(AiiiftatA^ ' JM U |u , u t fvs- Jacksonville, Fla. ■3CCmZ5X=T l On Flour, Grain and Feed j Fruit a n d V e g e ta b le C r a ie i Y ou Can Ittiy F rom U a a t . Whulrsak I’ricca W f Ifw t n r 1‘rlfiw L la l W. A. Mcrryday Company * Pfllatka, Florida A T L A N T I C HOTEL JACKSONVII.LK. FLORIDA for. Un) & Ilona!', ( lose to Eteryckilna . ‘One Hloclt front I’ostoinre . ,STORAGE BATTERIES Hal an J CoM Running Water In I’. t r r r llttam. All llalu h lr ami Heiev-niil. Iloosn anil Itath II.DO lo , !■WO. 2 Profile 11.(0 to I J . 50, Ib Fcsnh IV si i f , 13 15 20 23 20 iler 105 yds N of SW ror of NWW ol NW Jt of Sec. 24. run N 20 yds, E 440 yds, 1 ■ |ly L. A. Ilrumley, Cbmft. B 20 yd*. W 440 yd* tn bey.... 24 20 20 A lta ic . , BJi of N U ol S ) i ot N E D K. A. Douglass, Clerk. of N W J /....L ---------- --------------------f t 2 0 .1 1 O -F H -H e . ' IH ■' • I'rnyrtetoe* r NEW W IN D L E * ' ■ We make a specialty on overltauling and charging Storage Batteries of all.makes. Also repair Magnetos, Generators and Startem.~_nring" your Electrical Troubles lo us. "* * HOTEL J A C K S O N V ll.l.K . FLO R ID A Give Es A Trial ( Wmglrt*, btsdren.Vvfer^tvs-il,-- l l a u l d s I t s * ' , . In (br heart of r t l | . C a a tn ilr sO (■ r , r r ) l h l n ( . Mend fas b<M>klrl. llln iiis I t . Smith, t’rsp. Sanford Battery Service Go. Phono 189 L. A. Itcnaud, Prop. 20.1 Oak Avc. W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y FOR SALE A / . R. C. ROWER, SnnTord,' Tiorida 10 20 30 H E J t of H K U __________________ S*l of S W f l of H E j ( and H »* of SU M of 8 W J C - ........- s — - . E0. 20 .10 S E * t of N f: J t -------------------------- 20 20 UO S i , of S U of » W I | _____ ■---------- 29 20 no (1 21 10 N * t of St! It ut WF-JI ° t ----------You are h e r e b y 'o r d e r e d to a p p e a r t o the hill of complain t lilc-l her in on llie 1st d a y of April, A. I). 101*. ' I t Is f u r t h r r ordered th a t th is nolieo he lu hllibed one* each t n - k lor tw e lte weeks n the Sanford Herald, m newspaper published In sa id Seminole c o u n ty . Witness m y h a n d anil t h e seal of said C ircuit C o u r t thla t t h d a y of J a n u a ry , A. R . 101*. (seal) 'E . A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit C o u r t , . Seminole Co., Fla. Mavsey A War law, Sol/, for C o m p lt. JJ.F rl-I3 tc * , . ' ***.--. .* • . ' AGERTS • General Fire . > 4 • V " '• Insurance OMIao w i l h H O L D E N R I A L E 0 T A T 0 Sanford, Flo rid a Nellre *1 Apellrallan ter T ai Deed Under .Section a, t.’hanler -4141. Law* of Flnildo 23 N K f ( of N W W _______________ N E H of N E J t ol S E W . . . ____ Send for our Frco Booki on aII comnerciiJ crops of Florida; #bo our Spray-CAtalofue. Special advice |U dly given. I*iiY your l.lrrnt Tax S’»iut‘ . )u-ri l y xivi-tt to ;iil win, un* fonitb . tii|2 it husint’Rs, rotnntcr- j fin!, lirofi-nsiitnal or o* Itit xxist*, with­ out stilt(• iiml rounty lki*iu*p, anti tu till pii)|ih' who oiMTitliul Btllnliiiilllli's withmfi liri'ti*!- ilttt int: th,* liirt’i* mi.Midi prior to ‘.limitary 1M. 11*I f*. mill fn tiiimi' who un- opfrutini; nutomohiltm now for hirt' or othrrw'iio* wii limit- hnvinit ‘ appropriate Hconst* | thiit tin' county coniini*Hionto* h:iv*», ittstru -tcil nu* to ctiforc** tin1 '|taynit-ni. of »ucli lm rise taxi'd, atul un- j leas the proper licentlo is ohtitinctl j from the collector hy March 'Jiith, I shall proceed to enforce the payment hy Itjw, , . Schelle Maim's, 59-Fri-2te ProsecutlnK Attorney. 30 20 Hrg. at Nw Cor. ot Sec. run south 403 ft.. Ft 440 ft, ft 40 ft, K 401 ft, N 40 ft. N 44 deg. W 440 ft. W 441) ft' lo b e g ... ________________________ SEJi of SW Vt_________________ Ideal Fertilizers Thdiight for Day. Tlii’rr nrr lii »!»• vvitrltl fow Itil tipi r S W U ........ ............. .............................. 34 N U «r 8 W i t of N W J f ------------R U of N j t nf N ) » of HW.U of SK}< a n d K U of S .'j ol S14 ol N W ! ( of HE I J _______ 8 W |< of N K ) | --------------- ---------HE l ( of 8 K » | ...----------------------- Hrg. at N W c orner of S E W of S K f t of Sec. 10, r u n E 7.11 r b s ^ S . t . r . 1 xhv. S S2 deg W r i t , t o lio* of 40 A., N o rth t o H e g . _ _ _ ----- ----- -— F . t i u l S J i ot 8 E U ot S W U _ E a s t four acre* ofi SSJt J t ol of S W I t EDWAIfD HIGGINS Salesman Hesry yields of h i|lr clsis products « n nee* euAry to bring a bl( net pro6t lo lie ttrower. T ie banner reedrd for such results bei been held for the Ust qusrter-century hy "\V1tjr Iiniit'l you loss It ruin to. tloclili* tvhlclt to tlor' **1- tllit. Inn (Ho tliirn thine illiln'l I'onii’ clown tin* way I wniii*'*l Ii in."—ItnfTiihi r.xitri'NS, »0“ inole c o u n ty , Florida, a* same now r s i r f s . he c hanged t o read as follow*: Fleclien ItlrtflH No. 11 (A ltam o n te) llrginning a t t h e a o u th w rst r o r n e r of Sec­ tion N ine te en. T o w n sh ip T w e n ty - o n e so u th . Rang* T w e n ty - n i n e i**i, run n o r th to the n o r t h w e s t corner of Section Hl«. T o w n s h i p T w e n ty - o n e south. R ange T w e n ty - n i n e e a s t; th . nee e as t along Tuwnsl.lt* line to Ih# so u th e a s t - corner ol Section - T h lr t y - f l v r, T o w n s h ip T w e n t y south. R ange T w e n t y nine e a s t! thence so uth t o a po in t 1320 f r e t (m ore or les*> north ol Ib# e o u th e a s t r o r n e r of Section E leven, T ownahlp T w e n ty - on* so u th , Range Tw riity-nln# e a s t; th e n c e east to a p o in t I J ? 0 feet (m ore or lea*) n o rth of In# *a ulhe *rt cornel ol Section Tatt, T o w n a h lp T w e n ty - o n e so uth,- R a ng* T h i f t y ‘ea s t! Inane# south to t h e s o u t h e a s t corner of flection FIRes*. T ownahlp T w e n t y ton# aoulh, Hang* T h i r t y e a r t : t h e n r # weal l o the a n u th e as l c o rn ar uf Section S e v e n te e n , T o w m h l p T w e n ty - o n e , south. R i n g * T h i r t y e a s t; t h e n r * s o u t h - t o the s o u t h r s s t corner of se c tio n T w e n ty . T ownship T w e n ty - o n e south. R a nge T h i r t y east: lh*/ir* west to point of beginning. Witness ou r hand* a n d seals th is th* 4 th d a y of M arch, A. t>. THA. Hoard of C o u n t y t'o m m lsrto n e rs , Hsmlnole C o u n ty . C. F. WILLIAMS D ealer • Climbing. Ynu enn clliuli no JilRher than JuJI with jour feet, hut with your mlntf you may InhtTlt dt'rnlly.—A Japanest: l'lllluttoDhtr. _________ ■ rk \V. M r l t o n a h l . all u n k n o w n lie it ligrlhrr IL'Silvrd, that the hmirt* ; t1*1, u r t l e * c l a i m i n g i n t e r * . t* u n d e r C l a r k daries nf F le rtioo P r r c in r t No. ft nf Hem- I W . M e l t o n a l t l . all u n k n o w n p a r l i e s ro u n ty , H o n d a a . .am e e t i . n c l . i t n i n g i n t e r e s t s u n d e r L i n m s A. certain of the ele ction i tb i r l c l a »»| Seminole imilc h e c h a n g e d l o r e e d .*, M i n e , : M r K a i n , atl u n k n o w n p a r t i r a r l a i ta futurity, an d , ing i n t e r e s t , u n d e r Kdw II I V a r r e , F l r r t l n n l l l . t r l r l No. S W h r f r a a , it I* t h r i l r a i r l of t h r b o a r d of all u n k n o w n p a r t u s c la im in g i n t e r e s t ^ ' ■ i l»at r l l n w r l l I i t>ur i j ro rn m iiiHurtrr* | o 1 a l t e r or r h a n t r u n d e r K l i r a h r t h it S y m e . d e c ' . I . all l l r g i n n i n g at (lie r o r n e r of S e r f i o n Si* the t-mj n if a r i r * r r r t a l n p l r r t l ^ n cl i • t r Ir «* i a i m i n e I n t e r , ,t * nf SetTiiaiilp c*»u t> t h a t *aid i l r r t l n u t r e n . S e v e n t e r n . T w e n t y an d T w e n t y .m e, lurikrt.jwri p1a nitt . , \\ ratle. alt u n k n o w n i j i i r h t * «ha ll i n r l u t i r «kit h in t t h r tim jnilar- T . . w n j l . , n T w e n t y . o g e . . . r u t h , l l A . . . T h i r t y --1 u nadr teire , Scalm a i m i n g i n t e r . ,t* u n d e r ' unir a l . r u n , r .1 a lo n g S e c t i o n lin e t n Ih e f . ' n l **ath of dub! r l r r t i o n d < trict« t h r ad* I. H art K c.llon M i l o n , S ev en teen , T w e n ­ |4(«*nt water I vIdk a m i b t ln g within t h r ct yo r naenr d o tT w n . h i p T w e n t y - n n e ing interests u nde r L e w is . Keys, all i"Mindarlr« of Sem inole county* immediate* s o u t h , l l a n eg ne t y -Tohnier ,l ) T oe w ast; th e n re s o u t h u n know n n a r t l r . r latn .in r interest* l> e n n t i f uou» to each Of aalif election dla- *l<>ng S e c t i o n line t u ' l l , , s m i l h w r a l c o r n e r under II WinlteId Hays, all tin known 1 ( hrrrjfcjre* b e It • of S e c t i o n T h i r t y - t h r e e . T o w n - M p T w e n t y , Star(lc« r i a l m k n f f n l r f r a l i u n r i tr ( i r o K r t o U r d hy i h r h o a r d of c o u n t y root-* o n e a o u t h . R a n g e T h i r t y e a . t ; t h e n r e r a i l l. Hay*, ajl urfknOwn p a r t i r a r l i i m r t y r i n n f n t h a t t h r K o u n d a r i r * o! F l e c t i o n a l o n g T o w n s h i p lin e b . t e w e n T o w n . b t p , ir»u in!rrr*|t» u n d e r h a v i d L? II a M F t r c i n c t Nu. 1 of . ^ rm in n ip c o u n t y . F l o r i d a , T w e n t y - o n e a n d T w e n t y - t w o s o u t h t n t h e M l , rirc'ri,, xll unknown partira a* *’i m e n o w r a l i t a , t o b e c h a n c e d t o t f i d s o u l h r a a t c o r n e r (if S ectio n T h l r l f r - l w o , claiming in lrrrx ta under t*. A Ho!>a# folio w-»: d i r M, xll unknown Dxrltra T o w n .h lp T w en ty -o n e south. 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R a n g e T l . l t t y e a . t . ttlark, all u n k n o w n parti*** rlalm lng K l r l l U n n i a t r f r t No. 3 (M onro#) * # t h e n r e n o r t h l o p o i n t of b e g i n n i n g . Interealf u n d e r L *H. Hunker, afl un lU g in n io g at a p o in t w here th e cen tre Ha It fu r th e r rcsolvrd t h a t the b o unda rie s known p a rtlm Italm lng tnlefeata under h n r of ( b e Ht. J o h n s r i v e r I n t e r s e c t s t h e of Flection Precinct No. in of Seminole U a a r A. Pearce, all u n know n nartlea t l l a n g e line b e t w e e n H an g v * T w e n t y - n i n e c o u n ty . Florida, pa sa m e now raiala, he claiming Interest^ under W* V* Wight* .a n d T h i r t y f a s t , a a l d p o i n t b e i n g a b o u t e b a n g r d to re ad a* follow*; man, all u n k n o w n • pa rtira rlalm lng I t o o l e e t n o r t h o f t h e s o u t h e a v t c o r n g r of I ntrreita u n d e r Oliver V. P a r k e r F l e c t i o n D i s tr i c t N o . ID S ection H ue, • . T o w n * h i p N ineteen so u th , rt al. * (L ak e Maty) Itan g e T w e n ty -n in e e a s t: t hence aoulh along p o all u n k n o w n partlea rtalm ihg Internal* l l r g i n n i n g ' a t ' t h e r o r n e r of Se rliona Two, In Tthe aaid I t a n g e lin e t o t h e q u a r t r r - « e f t l o n e a r ­ landa below odeerribed u n d e r any of n er b e t w e e n S e c t i o n s ' N i n e t e e n a n d T w e n t y - T h ree , T en hnd Fleven, T ow nship T w e n ty the following perron* or • o t h e r w Inp. via.: fo ur in T o w n t h l p N i n e t e e n s o u t h ; t h e n c e so u th , Kang* T h i r t y e ast, run s o u th t o , t h e CUrk W . McDonald'. Km m a A. M cE w en, T w e n ty - Kdw. II. I V a rre, F l l t i t i f t h II.. Byrne, de• HI* t h r r w i r t S e c t t e n N l n d r e a a n d . t o t h e e a rn e r ol Sections Twenty-*!*, c e n t r e of S e c t i o n T w e n t y . ' T o w n a h l p N i n e ­ seven. ThIrty-louV e n d .Thirty-live, T o w s - r e a w d . h a m T w I I . WaMf* leaae fl« flarber*' l h lp T w e n t y so u th , Itange T h i r t y east: I>wl * Key#. II. W lnf.ild' lla y a . Geo. It. t e e n *9011 *. I t a n g e T h i r t y r a a t j t h e n c e a o u t h l«» t h e i | u a r t r r * r e r t l o n c o r n e t b e t w e e n Sec- t h e n r * west tn Ihe corner of Section* T w e n ty H a y , Ikivlif I* Ilnitil-tt, dec'll. K. A. Ilnh* l l ° n * T w e b t y - n l n e a h d T h i r t y - t w o , T o w n ­ eight. T w e n ty -n in e , T h ir t y - t w o a n d T h i r t y , bin-, l d r r d | l lu g u Rllti-r, I'a nle l l l a c l n e y . ship N in eteen s o u th , H anka T h ir t y e a s t three, T o w n th lp T w e n ty south, R ange T h ir ­ J o h n ' l U i b r l m , It. II. Ilu/et-, Fd»*( It h r n e e Kg»t alo n g . S e c t i o n l i n e t o o u a r t e r - t y - e a r t : tbenc* n o r t h t o Ihe corner nt Kee- H io m v t> W. ( •r a « ily . J u - l i u l a n Diought, ssc|li»n c o r n e r b e t w e e n S e c t i o n s T w e n t y * tlo n r T w e n ty , Twerity-one, T w e n ty - e ig h t Jo h n llill., Joe. F. Gilbert, Thn*. If, Hobrc%en a m i T h i r t y - f o u r , T o w n s h i p N i n e t e e n a n d T w e n ty -n in e, T o w n t h lp T w e n t y s o u th Ins, R nbl. II. S r o g i i n i , l.u m u r l M . Park, • n u t s , I t a n g e T h i r t y e a » t ; t h e n c e n o r t h t o Itange T h i r t y e a s t; th e n r e weal along the Jos. L is ts , de, eared, E lisa b e th A. Mote, t i e v e n t r e of L a k e M o n r o e ; t h e n c e w e f t e l l y aectlon l|ne lo the c en tre line of th e \ t r k l « a S ta nle y K. M ole and Klahel Fb M ute, G e o . abtiig t h e r e n t r r l i n e ol L a k e M o n r o e g o t h e river, t h e n r e n ortherly down- t h e c en ter line F. Ilirts. Jas. K. Foote, C. If. T horndike, M . J o h n s r i v e r ; t h e n c e n o r t h w e s t e r l y d o w n of said live r t o Its Intersection with t h e sec­ fla ttie H. V nst, dec'd. F ra n k Yort, d e r ’il. Ih e r e n t r r line of t h e S t . J o h n s r i v e r t o b e ­ tion line between Sections F our a n d Nine, Rachel K. C lark a n d I. S. H unker, l**a: T ow n sh ip T w e n ty so u th . Range T w e n ty - A. IVarre, W. V. Wight man. OMv.r V. P a r ­ g i n n in g . nine e a s t: thence east along section line to ker. . • He it f u r t h r r f l e s o l v e d , t h a t t h e b o u n ­ point nf beginning. d a r i e s ©f K« l e f t io n I H s t f i f t Nf*. *1 of S e m ­ T hose c e rta in trac t* of a n d a lt u a le In H r It f u rth e r K n o t t e d , t h a t th n b o u n ­ in o le c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a s s a m e n o w e x i s t s , darie s of Flection Precinct No. II of .Sem­ Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, desc ribed a t: ■T c h a n g e d t o r e a d a s follo w s: Sec. T o It Flection U U lrirl No. S :— -------( E a s t S a n l o r d ) - ■ llrginning a t the Intersec tion nf the centre line nf Park a v r n u e (In t h e e lty of S a nford) ,wilh t h e aouth ahor* ol L ake M onroe; r u n s o u t h along th e c e n t r e line of Perk a v e n u e t o the centre line o l , l lu g h e y a lr r e t ; t h e n r e we.t along the c e n t r e linn #1 H u g |iry alreet to th* r r n t r e line uf F r e n c h - a v e n u e ; t h en c e s o u t h along t h e r e r u r e line ol French a v en u e and rtv e i t r n i l o n t o I h e S e c tion lln* be­ tween Section* tin * a n d T w t l* e . T own*hlp T w e n ty so u th . Rang* T h i r t y eaati t h e n r e * —• along said Section line l o Ihe c o m e r Sections Two, T hr**, T e n a n d Klaven, T o w n a h lp T w e n ty a o u lh . Rang* T h i r t y *a*H t h e n r e south along S e rtlo n lln* lo ro r n e r bection* T w e n ty ,l*. T w e n ty - s e v e n , T h ir t y ■our a n d .T h i r ty - f i v e , T o w n t h lp T w e n t y • ° u t h , Kang* t h i r t y e a a t; t h en c e eaet t o Y*k# Jeseup; t h e n c e following th e t e n t r e line ol Lake Je ssup In a n o rthra*t*rly d irec ­ tion t.sJilng . lo n g th* n o r t h aide of Iflrd Irian.) t o the St. Jo h n * river: thence tn a n u rth w e ite rly direction down Ihe c e n tr e line „f the Ht. Jo h n s river to Lake M onroe ; ili.nra. In a westerly direction along the e n t r e line of Lake M onroe to" a point north ol l<eglnnlng; 't h e n r e ao u lh t o b e g in ­ ning. He It further lle a olvrdg t h a t th e bounJ , , j " ol Flection P re c in c t No. 1 of Seratnolw c ounty, Florida,* as s a m e no a r.e ila ta , he Changed tn read aa follow*: ti msk. m uso aaort offlraftown Use If In tbo bath; too It M ajotloa nrptylai ta affactod Hegitinlng a t t h e q u a r te r section corner NOTiri: n r maktek' h hale on (be west, bo u n d a ry ol Kertlon N ineteen, N otice Is h r t r b y givrn th a t u nde r and hy T o w n sh ip T w e n ty so u th . H a n ie T h ir t y - t w o *lrtu e ol a final ilrrree of forecluture- a nd e ast, ru n wr*l to th e center of Lake J e s s u p : • *tr m a d e on ih* t t h d a y of J i n u a r y . A. t>. th e n r e northerly along1 the c enter line of 19lf. by J u n e , W. t'crkln*, J u d r e of the l .a k r . J e - j u p to th ij.S t. Johns r i m ; t h e n r e , Circuit Court of th e Se*en’ h Judicial Cir­ e aste rly u p ( lhe r e n tr o line of th** St. Jo h n s cuit of Florida in a n d lor Seminole C o u n ty river t o l.aks, H a rn ey ; thence s o u l h r r l y - In C h ancery. In th a t certain eau*r therrip throUgh Lake H a rn ey to the St. Jo h n s pending wherein Oliver* P. Swope 1* comriv r r ; thenc e southe rly *up th e c en tre U n ­ p lsln an t a n d Su*an M. Rector a n d I.. Iter til th e S t. Jo hns river to its i n te r s e c tio n tor, he r h u a h an d are drfendant*. I, A. K. w ith th e centre line ‘nf th e K r o n l o k r h a t c hie Powera, aa special m a . l r r shall offer for sale i reck: thence westerly up th e c e n tr e line and Veil to t h r highest bidder for ra sh be­ nf said creek t o . t h e llange line be tw ee n fore t h e front door of th e court hou«e In H in g e s T hirly-ttn e anfl T h ir t y - t w o ca«tj on Sanford, Srmlmtli- r o u n ty , Florida on M anthe ea«t b o u n d a r y of Section T h ir te e n , day, t h e IH d a y ot A p’it. l'JIS. Ih* sam e be­ T o w n sh ip T w e n ty - o n e south or Range ing a legal s a b s d a y a nd during th e legal T h ir ty - tw o east; th e n r e north alanf ■anl hnura of skle th e p ro p e rty de«rrihed In tn e Itange tine in hfginning. I Anal decree .fort-raid la a . fnlinwa ti- w itIrf l n u m b e r T h n e b u n d r r d a n d forty nine fie it f u r t h r r llrsolv ed t h a t 1hr hruiri* d a rlrs of Fir cl ion Precin ct No 7 rl Hrmlnulr id lb t in It lock or Section nu m b er I i l l of c ounty, Florida, as earn4’ now r ii ih , lr fllack H a m m o c k T r a c t, lu-iuc a subdivlaiun of S-ction tin e f t ) , T n w r r t i p t w e n ty nnp c h a n g e d 't o read a« fullow* t ? l l , I t a n . e T h i r t y n o t r i l l ca*t. aeeotd ing Fit fIi■>n HKirlrt N«. t«» rr-riirdrd ftlat. thereof • <t'hut dotal I f a t e d a t S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e r o u n t y , Florlb ginning ai the inter «-cl inn nn nf tlir* ila, tb -r ' J i l h d a y of Fci r u a» y A. I*. t'JIA. c*rttf«* lln»' of the Frnnlnck hat rhlc’ chic Crrtk A. K P O W B I lg . with t h r centre Mm * of the St. Jo h n ■ rivrr John S|»reial M atter. r u n westerly and Muitberty up th e r**n(r I • a a I• A l l l t r . line ol r a i l creek f«* Its intersect ion with f he A t t o r n e y for I ' u m p l a i n s n t . co u n ty tins- up itn- s i o t h iiountfarv fine of Hertluo T h tr ly - a n e , T6wn»hip Tfilrty-one RESOLUTION . aouth, lla n g e T h irty -tw o e ast: t h e n r e - r a - t W l i r m i , it hfti c o m e t o t h r k ro ^Ird K i* on r o u n t y line to the r r n t r e l in e of the Ft | In I h e Clreult Court, .Nrvrnth C lrrull, Hemin.de C o u n t y , t h . , I d a t>r h«iar«l of «mini y <if Ju ho* river thr ore northerly alo n g the refi >* r «intil r i-ounty that r# ft aim rtrclfufi »ii* ter I in* id the St. J oh fir r i v r r through O v r M l i e e ! T u r f o - u t i n e I ' u m p a n y v*. • I fia-r* mr iirrrMnct* a« ron^lituld-ij «lo P u a ile Lake* iu beginning m i i n r lu r i r t h a t p o r t i o n of a i l j a r r n t w a t r r ) " rjj; n i l hIn t h r h q u n r i i r « » f H«*nrino|** t i . u n t y , H o H rla, i m m m l i a t r l ^ t o n l l ^ u o u f t o Have you seen the Ford Model T One-Tdn Truck Chassis? It is, we believe, the greatest servant ever offered the American people. A strong Vanadium Steel frame with the regular Ford motor, nnd a direct worm drive, this truck will be among motor trucks just what the Ford Is among all motor cars; the supreme value from point of efficient sendee nnd low cost of operation nnd maintenance. The Ford One-Ton Truck Chassis is $G00 f. o. b. De­ troit. We'll assist buyers on the body ques­ tion. Come in and let's talk it over. Hancock , * ■ . ' * , \» -; [Zfit. 80 10 SO 80 Notice |* hereby given t h a t f), A. I lnak. purchaser n t . T a i CertlflFales No. 1229, r n v r r in g Lot 3, IIIk 3, C a m e ron, also C e r ­ t i o r a t e No. t'JIO, covering Lot 3, Ulk I, C a m s to n , also CeitiflrLt# No. 1214, rove rtng txit 1, illk I, C a m e r o n , alro Cerllflral# No. 1220, covering Lot 4, Illk I, C a nw ron, also C c rtlflualt No. 1223, t o v e r ln g Lot 13. Illk I, Cam eron! also C rrf lf lr a te No; 1230, covering Lola 4 a n d 4, Illk 3, C a m e r o n , also Certlflr a t a No. 1224, covering I-ot 14, Utk 2. C a m ­ eron, also Certificate No. 1237, .covering loot 1C, Illk 2. C a m e ro n , also (Vrtlflc at* No, 1233, r o v e rin g l.of* 9 a n d 10, I, C a m i r o n , has filed ra id Certificate* In m y offlri a n d m ade a p p ll r a l l n n fnr la* deed In ( mu in a r r o r d a n r e with law. All above nam ed rertlflcates hearing d a te 3rd d a y of J u n a , A. D. 1? 12. 20 ' 29 T h e said iand being a s s e e ^ d at Ihe d a t e ol t h e Issuance of s u r h twrtiflrates in t h e n a m e of U n know n. * ' Also. CartIRcate No. 3 5 t , d a te d th* 4th d a y ol J u l y , A. D. 1914, coveting U t 4, Illk 3| C a m s r o n , bring a suh-dlvision o t 1^1 43, S a n lo r d C tlsrjr- Delta, ha* fltad aald cartlflrato in mjr office a n d m ad* a p p ll r a - .JACKSONVILLE,FLA. nik. T V E R O LD EST ESTABLISNED SEED HOUSE IN FLORIDA SEND FOR CATALOG ANt> t / E E K i y P R /C E LIST. � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 22, 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/ae403fcc36735a6e52a68c8781fcdb19.pdf 57af12cca496b21a9da156a4912ce9e3 PDF Text Text i 4**; • « • - ■* . ■•••■ • ’ •••.* • . ' . ' . ■, • • *»' ■ . . ..• . •■■■ -. ■•. ■■ • i • . • . . •. •*’ « ••••:* * •• . • • . # . • • ■• . . . • - . . . i • . • - rfc. . •i r. n—r- ON TUESDAYS PU B L ISH E D : AND FRIDAYS SEMI* WEEKLY • Ifl IN TH E'HEART OF THE W ORLDS GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME NUMDER *® SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, MARCH 19. 1918 IX MANUFACTURER’S RECORD ORLANDO SEMINOLE ROUSING MEETING OF IS BEHIND MOVEMENT TO ATTEND EXECUTIVE THE BOARD OF TRADE CALLED FOR FARMERS TO HELP OUR GROWERS BIG CIRCUS COMMITTEE submit s#mc to General Legislative The tanker halted and gave Sends Wire T o McAdoo To battle. The officers said the shrap­ Will Assist Sanford Red Cross Met At Court House To Pre­ Committee to bo' approved later by Marlowe To Washington O n Transportation Problem the'joint hoards of county commis­ pare For Primary * Society Circus . •* Give Relief nel shells fired by the American gun * .#> sioners and county school board, crew either felf-ahort or passed ovc At a rousing meeting of the grow­ Orlando will come up to the Red . The Democratic Executive Com­ Due to the activity .of the Sanford the U-boat for a short tim e,'hut And Whereas, this movement ers in the court house last Saturday mittee of Seminole County met in Board of. Trade and the wonderful finally one struck' the submarine Cross Society Circus and will do all meets with our hearty approval, be night it was decided to send Secre­ tid loaned this organisation, by the fairly in the renter nnd she dia they can to assist Sanford in the un­ the court house Saturday morning it, therefore, . tary Marlowe of the Sanford Board dertaking. The advertising commit­ at' 10 o'clock, March 16, the object Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce appeared immediately. . Resolved,'That this the-D em obf Trade to Washington to confer tee went to Orlando 'ycalerday and b t'th e Inerting to arrange" for the and, tbp Florida Metropolis, through cratic Executive Committee of Sem­ with Secretary McAdoo in reference primary election on June 4th being the’ business men of .that city re­ Editor Carter’and his able assistant inole County, State of Florida, in to better transportation of our per­ Sear’s Important llitl stated by Chairman C. H. Dinger, sponded willingly and took space in E. T.. HolMngsworth, the personal assembled, does ishable crops. . •. . W ashington, D. C., March 14.— the program. The hrnutiful city -of the following member* being .pres­ regular meeting attention and support of Rfchard Rep. W. J.. Senrs of Kissimmee, Orlando is thronged with tourists ent: C. H .-D inger,-F elix ' Frank, most heartily endorse said action of The meeting was called by the H. Edmonds, Editor of the Manu­ Florida, chairm an of the house com­ who ary remaining in Florida later Thco. Aulin, G, ‘M. Jacobs, L. J. Board of County Commissioners and Sanford Board of Trade, president facturers Record of Baltimore has School- Board of cminole County, been secured in carrying to tho rail­ mittee on education has introduced this yrar than usual and these Hartley, J. W. Ostten and W. V. Florida, and pledge our hearty co­ Holly stating tho object of the a bill w hich.he believes Will he th e people, will all come to Sanford to Dunn. meeting nnd before the real business . roads our dire need in the way‘of operation. most im p o rta n t measure he will ever see the big circus. was called introduced Hon. Frank It- was moved by J. \V. Osteen better transportation Tor our perish­ father in congress. He has been in After a general discussion of vari­ Baker of Miami to those assembled. and seconded by L. J. Hartley that The prograpi committee reports ables and food crops. This aid conference upon it with President ous topicsbeneficial to the coupty Mr. Baker Was eriroute Rome from the candidates he assessed two per that #they could have sold all the comes because of -organisation and at large the- committee adjourned Jacksonville' and propped over here - /> • because of the irealisation of the cor­ •Wilson who is very much interested space, in Orlumlo that .was left if Cent. Cnrricd. in the proposition. This hill epit­ they*could have spent the day down Moved by Felix Frank nnd so<S subject to the call of the chairman. after making the St. Johns river rectness .of our stand. We feel omized u n 'a m b itio n of Congressman trip, jie has always been an advo­ there Instead of a. few Hours but the onded by J.- W. .Osteen Hint the fol­ greatly indebted for this timely as­ Sears ever since his school days of cate of water transportation and ban METROPOLITAN WORKING . royal Welcome accorded them at Or­ lowing resolution lie daopted, same sistance and ns n Bonrd of Trade we make It possible for young men been Sanford's friend on every occa­ lando and all the other cities cn- being carried: stand ready to retaliate two fold limited means to get a college-edu­ sion where then the inland waterways Insurance Agents M ust Sell Saxlngs route speaks well for the success of when the occasion presents itself. Whereas, The United States is en­ were discussed. He gave a most cation. Under this hill 250,000 -Stam ps Mr. Edmonds sends the following the circus. tering upon tiie second Year of the scholarships • in s ta te universities forcible talk to those assembled ou Fifty-two agents of the Metropoli­ telegram: In fact th e circus is progressing world war and every patriot i* giv­ would he opened up for such' young th e- vital importance' of tho St_ ta n Life Insurance C om pany work­ most favorably anil this week the ing up life or substance to maintain ||«n. Wm. G. McAdoo. Johns river, on cooperation‘and or­ men, and more than 1.000 in Florida Queen's contest was started and th e the supremacy of democracy a* ing in Florida will sell during the ganization and the good work of the Director. General- Railroads, ' alone. • , • year 260.000 worth of War Savings ballot boxes delivered at all th e against autocracy-and • Washington, D. .C.: Board of Trade. His retparka were The Sears bill is to promote mili­ S tam ps. This is in accord with the stores. There will be a full explana­ From all parts of Florida reports Whereas, Our President, Wood­ well received and he was given come as to the delay in the hand­ tary training by providing scholar­ tio n - given in next Friday's Herald row Wilson nnd his-cabine't and the plan which has been m ade by the hearty ‘applause. • g ships for students enrolled in public relative to th e Queen's Contest and ling of vegetables nnd other- perishheads "f tin- departments and of­ M etropolitan to sell $65.000.000 President iLolly then gave-a brief institutions of higher education. It that it will go big is an assured fact. aMe products for northern and appropriates $50,000,000 annually to ficials generally are doipg all in their .worth of this loan, apportioning outlinq of the transposition trouble* The young ladies arc all anxious to power l*i tin this war. Therefore $5,000 to each man. wi-itern markets. It is ealitnated anti stated that noghing could be lie apportioned among the states to gel tke lieaotiful prizes to he given that Florida will this year produce T he Company lias "13.000 field done. Individually but collectively* provide 250,000 scholarships, only and to help the Rod Cross at th e lie it over fifty thousand car loads of Resolved, That this Count J' Exec­ representatives in the U nited Stntesi through the Sitnford Hoard of Trade those who are graduates of high same ti/m \ -. . fiMidstufTs for northom markets hut utive committee in meeting assem­ Each one of these Is supposed to sell much could lie uriQimplithsd. schools and between the ages of 16 growers are cepocting heavy losses The freaks are coming in slowly bled uphold the hand* of our Presi­ $5,000. State .Director J. F C. Eil. Putnam gave facts and figures .t|ue to delay in transportation and and 20 are eligible for military tra in ­ and at le ast ten good freaks* are dent in every way. , That we rnn* Griggs sny* that he finds more ac­ and cited the good work of the ing at the institutions designated by art discouraged, in undertaking to wanted at once and those who will dentn all manner of German propa­ tive personal contact wnrjt is being Board of Trade for tho fnjmem. _ the several states. The course of in­ increase food production for nation’s take this easy job at the circus ure ganda anil pro-German altitude upon done by these agents th a n any other A. P. Connelly gave a most inter­ needs. The rlnim. has been made struction as far as possible will he asked to give their name .to the com ­ tho purl of any citizen of the United organization -in the state. T hey are made the same as at West P oint, esting talk on the operation of rail­ that locomotives are overloaded and mittee of which R. J. Holly is chair­ State*.- regardless of his nativity. now working in nearly every county roads and paid a- high compliment without interference with the regu­ are undertaking to haul much heav­ man. The freaks have the soft«*sl , Resolved, Thai since the govern-. in the state and expect to com plete to Secretary Marlowe. ier loads than they can possibly de­ lar collegiate course. snap of any of the .performers a n d their quota. * Frank Talbot explained about the Congressman Sear* has given es­ all they- have to do is to sit on th e metlO-htts seen fit to take over the liver in the east on.time; thus seri­ To stimulate the work am ong the railways of this country that wo con­ “lost train" nr^«l said that it had pecial atten tio n to rhe section of the ously injuring the entire industry p latfo rm .jtp d exhibit llu ir -peculiar made good time and It seemeri-that ngeqts the M etropolitan has offered demn the notions of railways in ob­ bill which described the m anner of and lessening th'fc ability of Florida idiosyncrarics to the public for m any handsome medals, and sou­ tiie railroads were doing mtirh better structing the efficiency of the road*,, making th e allotment of eholarships to provide foodstuffs. -, a b o u t two hours per night. We inorder th a t its operation may he want snake charmers, fat girls, liv­ in impeding -shipments, in ddnying venirs, and at the conclusion of the nnd were not to blame for tho "slow It has been suggested that tho absolutely fair. . Great care has also shipments especially of perishables campaign will gjve territorial- d in ­ train* through the Potomac." south-would not be doing *its duty been taken In wording the section ing skeletons, monkey girls, etc., nnd otherwise hindering the work uf ners to those men who have success­ Several letters' from W. P. IIolden to the nation if iv did not produce which providrs for furnishing uni­ these partq ty he taken by prom i­ the government.. That since 'the fully carried out the fflntis nnd sold id the linn of Smith & Holden were nent gentlemen of this county. One ali "f.tts own foodstuffs and thus forms and equipm ent. government lias asked the farmers their pro rutn share of the loan. M-iul showing that something must prominent atto rn e y hns already con­ ii.i-l i<> call upon- the railroads for Hep. Setirs in explaining his^hill sented to act as one of the fat girls to grow n\ore food stu ffs and since Mr. William IL Stew art, super­ be done n( once to bring.these im­ transportation to bring in food.- pointed out th a t o’nly about 85.000 Florida and . especially Seminole portant matter* to the attention' of Hut here is one state In the south boys are now taking a collegial and another .unt- is wanted, also county has responded nobly to.the intendent of agencies was recently in The proper authorities at WashingtonFlorida and went all over tho stnte, maby other freaks. Acrobat*. a n d which is this season producing about courso in the United States. He call that it seems unpatriotic and dis­ in the Interest of this campaign, to Mr. Sroggntr wanted artioii at,' ’ fifty thousand enr loads of foodstuff feels t h a t certainly more hoys should high jum pers. hare hack riders nnd loyal for the common carriers de­ speak to hi* agents in Jacksonville, once and favored .sending Secretary cowboys and fifty little girls for th e with.which to feed other sections be in th e colleges,' TKoso not linHrflay these shipments or impede their T a m p a and other places and awaken Marlowe nnd wanted all present to who must seriously suffer unless cially a b l e ' t o take a college course liig spectacular -pieces' are badly progress and we ask for drastic meas­ Florida and other vegetable produc­ and ■compelled to t a k e 1 up some, wanted ami the committee will ca n ­ ure* from the government to force n new sense of obligation to the gov­ assist In tho mbvoment. F. P. Forster followed witfti ante of ing parts of the south feed them. other occupation when they hnve vass* the city this week to get them tin- railways to give better service ernment in the hearts of these men. Th»-*e perishable vegetables so essen­ completed their high school course, Those who take part will have t h e to the farmers of the United Slates. Clins. L. 1’olk is the agent for the his earnest appeals to. thnso present county and he is busy night and day to come into the Board of Trade and' tial to the food supply of the east should he given an opportunity by time of their life and will he doing a Anil lie it further oq the W. S. S. sales. *. • all pull together an one man in the great part in raising fund* for th e i alid went can he produced in ever the governm ent to get a college e d u ­ Resolved, That this Committee, Red Cross Cirrus. strong organization that liacf . al­ increasing quantities in the south, cation. Rep. Sears believes. speaking for the people of this epunPresbyterian C. E. Social ready strained such wonderful ^reprovided adequate transportation for Really Ute Circus here will he ty ‘ do pledge oiir cbntinueif'support .Young men between the ages of 21 larger and better than any one here The Presbyteriana C.AE. C. IE. wi enjoyed n suTtr. Together vrlfh E_ ^T. Woodprompt,, d eliv ery can he secured. Hut the production of this .kind of and 31 are now defied, he points can imaging anil should have <the to our President and our govern­ mosi'delightful social on^Fridny even­ ruffHhe called, for a Uktng vote of «*ment, T h a t we;continue to assist ing after the regular prayer meeting. pros'll on and asked t^at* every ;.mab • fmklstufT will be seriously'hampered out, and taken in'tlikt army. .While support of those who can and should in the Liberty Luan, Rfd Cross, patriotically responding, he feels come forward and put^up hls nioneyi- • ,*,to the great buffering of the people take an. active part in jthia great Y. M. C. A. Thrift Stam p and all - The entertainment w:a« In the The entire crowd nwyondml. arid, if .uf the north and west unless quick that they should he feiven the op-, undertaking. , • War Work drives for funds to carry form of a "Track Meet*'of two rival large sum in membershipsw»b . • transportation is available. Can portunity for advancement before One of the real big.attractions at on this war. and that we are espec­ colleges, "Doolittle College," and raised as "Mr. I’utnim lU tw li tk a t r they arc called to the cold's, and ar,you wire m't? any information on gurw th a t they *wot/ld be prepared the' Red Cross Society Circus to be ially gratified at the record so far •'Dunmore - University,’1-'' with Miss donations were not wanted but., subject ns to what action can or will hold in Sanford the 11th, 12th and achieved 1/v our countv. And be• it- Bessie Long and Miss Blanchnrd active Inemhcrships. e • , be taken to overcome this situation, for.moro efficient service in defense 13th of next month will he the Mar­ chosen as -the respective presidents. Resolved, That this committee go ____ ■ ‘ . Such a spontaneous response was-, a* Florida fbod producers arc anx­ of the nation. velous Melville. It will hg remem­ on record ns ‘opposing the present In the "Athletic" events that fol­ never hefaro witnessed at a Bo*r*4 ious to hear what can be done .to lowed ' Doolittle College made the bered that he was the feature of all Bryan Primary Law thnt has provpn SOME HERE IN SANFORD of Trade meeting and n u g t r a w eir meet the acute situation. Is- It true best score andwas presented with a feature attractions at the recent that locomotives arc overloaded Rook Thai Has Hcen Sold Here state fair in •Jacksonville. This is too intricate, too'expensive and two handsome tin loving cup. _ for the success of the noard of Tradn cumbersome for the proper efficiency in this city. forcing them to make slow time and Is Taboo * just one of the “binny good things in voting, and that we favor tho Delicious strawberry ice cream There will ho u campaign waged is tins duo to inefficiency or to Im­ Some Sanford people Wjho have that are coming to make our circus former primary law ns being well and angel food rake were served by this week for more members and tbc possibility of roads providing’ huffla success. Frank II. Millet s Edu­ Mrs. Green, chairman of the refresh­ cient number of locomotives to meet purchased ^ book culled .the l-in- cated Horses and Dogs will be here, adapted to proper balloting, easier ment committee and hrr assistants. Hoard of Trade will send Secretary.ished Mystery" and those who have farilities for counting and gave sat­ Marlowe even if It takes their entire . artual needs of Florida food grow­ sold them should read the following: besides mnny other real circus fea-^ isfaction In every particular. ers? ' * capital to-do it as the condltioif in * lures However in Marvelous Mel­ Dr. Brown Goes lo Sanford — Lklahomm Clty.-Okla., Mch. 15.— Moved by FeJIx Frank and sec­ serious und the need urgent. **-* Richard II.. Edmond*, Dr. Lelloy Brown, tho dentist has As the result of a raid late today by ville, the unequaled sensational aeri­ onded by G. M. Jacobs that the fol­ • •» ' Editor Manufacturers Record. The meeting Saturdny night cfemChief of Police Nichols and a squad al gymnast we have a feature at­ lowing resolution ho adopted, same made arrangements to move to San­ onstrated that organization is needed traction that will hold the , jteople ford, where he will continue the of police detectives, flvo thousand here and organization through th e STEAMER SINKS SUB speallhound with amazement, for it being carried: practice of hfs profession. copies of "The Finished Mystery,” • - . m Whereas, on the 6th day of Feb­ Board of Trade will get results. Ev­ is said by. the New York papers Dr. Brown, expects to leave next ery rtrirm-hrnrshonld"Joffi 4ffif kee$> Tinker Makes Sllnker Take Tho a volume issued by the International thst he shakes dire--with death. at ruary, 1918, Hon. Board of County Bible Society were seized. No a r­ Count each nnd every performance for the Commissioners in and for Seminole Tuesday. The News has not talked up his dues for the Board of Trade rests have been made. plcasuro and amusement of his audi­ County, Florida, and County School with Dr. Brown, hut we helievo ho is working and spending money on •An Atlantic Port.—March 17.— A telegraphic communication from ence. , Melville hss toured the entire Board of Seminole County, Flortda, feels there is a good opening far him thi**e grtaf ‘movements that mean ho At the end of an hour’s battle be­ Attorney General Gregory received * country and is an artist'of note; it in joint session assemb.cd passed the in tho Celery • City,. .Certainly Pa- much for Seminole county. . tween a German submarine and an today in anawer to one sent by the latka will regret to lose him. He following resolution to-wit: U doubtful if a more famous per­ American tank steamship^ the Pauls* Resolved that a committee of two grow to manhood in Palatka, is a Tho work of shelling the uncom­ boro of Vacuum LII Company, county council of defense, embodied former has 'ever exhibited in this information .to the effect that past part of the country before. He was •lie appointed by tho hoard of county graduate of our high school and at pleted end of the DoLand and Os • which arrived here today, tho U-boat was apparently sunk, ac- activities In the hook’s distribution secured fty the State Fair only at an commissioner*,, namely, E. A. Doug­ the dental college in Philadelphia, teen ferry road out of New Smyrna, oriling_ to officers of the American would be attended by arr«**t and enormous expense, hut very gener­ las* and L. A. Bromley, anil a com­ was ari honor graduate. People, of which was included in the roada tu imprisonment. . vessel. ’ . ously he has contracted a few dates mittee of one by the County School Sanford will moke no mistake in re­ he built with, the recent issur or Three members of this society for a few circuses that the Red Board, ’namely: F. P. Forsrter, as a ceiving him with open arms, for he bonds, but which was never com­ tine of the crew on the tanker was were ’arrested at Frederick, Okla., is all to the good.—Palatka News.' pletely has been finished and in now wounded by a shell -fired by the today for having copies to tho book Cross are staging in tho south as a a steering committeo to name mem­ ready for use. Thla now stretch oT . submarine. Two other shots struck in their possession, and one man was means of raising funds to carry for­ ber! of various committees repre­ Tho Kisalmmbe Cattle Company hard surfaced road gives an easy knd the American ship, which was not arrested at Cleveland, Lkla., for tho ward this great work. To give some senting different lines of business idea as.to who thla man really Is, It and industries of Seminole county, Is opening up &nc o f the largest direct connection with ‘tho DoLand seriously damaged. * same reason._______ ' ■, is said that the management* of the whose duty it would bo to draft cattle ranches in the southern part and Osteen ferry roads out of CanaJ the fight took place in the Bristol Hippodrome in New York, where legislation affecting the various in­ of the state. Thtfre are 520,000 •treet and aern s by the Tanner FARMERS ATTENTION! v-channel on February 24. The tankhe appeared for one solid season paid terests represented by said counties, acres now under fence and numerous place.* The board of county.. com* . Employers of farm labor are re­ *r tried to escape and was pumued. and expensive buildings have been mlltionera recently* gave- commis­ him a salary almost equal- to that quested to meet with lhA. Local . After*the American vessel had been erected. The ranch- la sixty-five sioner Swope authority to have this'.* paid the great artists at the MetrtH wjth the feeling that we 'have Draft Board at the coprt house on within torpedo rangd for some • time miles below Kissimmee and .the piece of road built gqd the work* hast polJ.t*n, Opera House and in present­ brought to Sanford, one. of the groatwithout any attempt being made to Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. lands ale jn four counties—Osceola, been done under the direction of.’ ing this great, art lit .at our Society eat' acta before the American public ■ink her in this way, the U-boat be* ' Thla meeting la of vital importance Polk, DeSoto and OkeechobeeCircus we-know th at, we can do ao today. * Road Superviaor Bonnet* to yon. • 1">Shelling hqr. ! ' ' * ’ ** I • * ■. & **, v: .L,*c, •i t • • i aI LUH �.Mirth If, * H E SAWyOBP HEBALP PLANT PEANUTS V FOR. MARKET more than two kernels in a pod, plantihg Irt tho pod is satisfactory. Plantlng-ln-this.way doe s away with the tedfous shelling. Spanish peanuts are planted in May Is the Best Month for Plant thirty Inch .rows, with ono plant every six to eight Inches In the row. ing the Spanish Variety., Except on. very .thin land peanuts The white Spanish peanut Is the do best when planted thick as they variety wanted by oil mills and for cover’the. ground'thicker and check which a good, price la paid; the pro­ the growth of weeds and grass. portion of meat to hull Is greater Since they must be cultivated thor­ than in other varieties, and it yields oughly until the- crop is set, a too a higher percentage of oil This dose planting would interfere with ■peanut Is grown successfully in he cultivation. * . area given over to tho crop' through­ - West Florida farmers plant flat out Florida, and ita culture has and cultivate in the same way. proved profitable, . They plant the whole nut with a Some sections of the state will Cole ploinvlew double planter, and grow peanuts for the market for the seed from flvo to ten acres a day. first time this year, and many in­ Plantings are made on a soil prevy quiries aa to the best time to plant ously limed and thoroughly-prepar­ - them have reached the University of ed. One thousand pounda of add Florida extension division. This rcc-’ phosphate broadcasted prior to ommendatiori will answer the ques- planting has helped make tho larg­ est yields. If the soil is deficient in lime, from 400 to 600 pounds of land . ' The Spanish peanut may be plaster per acre Is applied to tho -planted any tlmo between April 1 crop Just before the plant sets to and July 16. Early planting will _ ’• * undoubtedly give tho heaviest yield bloom. The wcedcr is the superior implc-fc of nuts, but If planted early the crop ment for enriy cultivations. One will mature In July or August dureight-feet widcf can bo pulled by one time dlffiing tho rainy season horse and twclvo to fifteen aefes cult to harvest them, and even more difficult to euro good hay. For oil covered dajly, making It possible to prqductinn it is profcrablo to plant tend forty to fifty acres with one in May, which will allow the crop to implement. ’ The weeder is run at mature in September. Dy planting any angle across the fields, as soon as late," Spanish peanuts may follovy weeds or grass begin to ahow, nnd the operntioh*may be continued un­ odts or other spring crops." til the plants arc* of considerable About two .bushels of seed in the sire. . Which means that most of tho pod will be needed to plant an acre weed seed will have germinated and of Spanish peanuts. It is not neces­ been killed. , ■■ ■ — Lm • sary to shell them even if they are to b'o dropped by a planter. On ac­ Mrs. SoulhwIck'H Recital a Success The rehdition of Percy Macayc’s count of tho thin shell nnd ‘small "Jcnnne D'Arc" by Mrs. Southwick nuts, and because there are seldom of Emerson College of Oratory, Mon­ day evening at the Woman's Club rooms under thc'.amplccfr of the Lit­ erature Department of the Club was a success in every particular, and th o . members are congratulating themselves upon belog able to secure so great- an artist for Sanford. The higheat priase Is heard on every hand, and from this, aa well as the perfect attention given her at tho recital by her splendid Audience uhd the enthusiastic applause a t the con­ clusion of each act, it seems fitting to quote from one of the Doston papesr describing her rendition of "The Merchant of Venice," I'abe covered herself with glory." Milder, phrase­ ology seems inadequate to give any baffled her, but t&e loss of faer feel­ thoroughly investigated the possibil­ ing pf afc-one-ment with the saints ities of tha lake region has decided which. grieved_het.moat.jgnd. when to erect-a'.llfiO.QQQ cannery .and .will the harmony-waa struck again, the build aa soon as tha plans bare been artist's subtle, Joydui acclaim of it drawn up ^nd approved. The com* was like a paean of praise from a pony's, output will be sold under the mighty organ which communl rated "Goodrich" brand, the 'same brand used by its northern canneries and itself tp -the entire audience. » .Mrs. Southwick was obliged to re­ which is so well known all over the spond to the insistent demands, of country. her hcafers, giving tho "Swiss Good Night" which illustrates the splendid Chines# Plant Statuettes, range and power of her voice, also t Chinese gardeners sometimes plant one of her own poems, "Christmas ■tatuettea of tiny men firmly In Dells,” tho beauty and insight of pots, Just like real plants, and then which suggested to her audienco the, train live evergreens to grow Sp- over keynote of her power. • . ; these statuettes. The vines thus form u kind of robo for the suituette men, thetr whlto fnees.and hands protruding WAR SAVINGS CAMPAIGN from tho green leaves. Records Its ’ First $3 000 000 Day The War Savings Campaign reach­ ed its first $3,000,000 day on-March 7th, as shown by today’# report of receipts by tho Treasury Depart­ ment. Sales of tho Savings Stamps for March 7, 8, and 9 were: .r $2,296,000 \ $2,970,000, and $3,049,000. • .• Three Millions a day front the thrift stamps provides the Treasury with about, one-tenth of the critlfc amount now being expended by the nntiou for tho war. While $3,­ 000,000 is only 3 cents a day for every nfyn, woman and child in the country, the" entire cost of tho wnr is only 30 cents per capita a day. The National War Savings Com­ mittee, delegated by the Treasury to enlist 100,000,000 investors in the "baby bo*nds" anticipates Aoon reach­ ing the $0,000,000 a day rate Jieccssary to place the $2,000,000,000 isauc within a year. Th|s will be aix cents n-day per capita. . Tho sale of these stamps will finnneo the Government's entire emergency shipping program. The current Treasury receipts from their sale are already averaging the cost of building 12,000 -tons tif shipping a SOUTHERN CELERY IN FAIR DEMAND Florida Golden sold at 70c per 10inch crate,, nnd 70-1.40 per 12-inch crate, f. o. ft. shipping ntntions. Florida shipping movement increas­ ed to 27 earn for tho week. Demand waa very light,, condition ordinary and most lots moved north on con­ signment. The general -jobbing range in distributing'markets was $1.-1 per crate, in the rough, with fair demand. California Golden Heart* held if wide rangtf. ai $2.50­ 4:25 per’crate In the rough. LETTUCE IN MOD-. ERATE DEMAND .Florida "head leltuco In I Jtf hu. hampers sold to jobbers In northern markets at a strange range $1.00­ 2.5p. California Iceberg ranged low­ er in leading markets at $1.50-2.25 per cruie. Hothouse head lettuce continued in good demand at a slightly lower range 30-50c per douen and hothouse, leaf, lettuce was steady at 11-12 per pound. Demand for qll lettuce wan fair to good in most* markets. Leftuce shipment fell away 80 cars, to ahqut the vol­ ume of .two weeks ago, the decline being chiefly in the Florida movcnyrnt.. ‘ , CITRUS MARKETS FIRM AND ACTIVE B E G IN S T O D A Y Already, Crowds of Thrifty Buy­ ers are Enjoying the Feast of Bar­ gains, and the Loveliness_of Spring Stock. -Be With U s .: : : : : Oranges: Fancy, Indian River Seedlings sold at auction $7.00-7.76 per standard crate in Now York, nnd Pineapples, Brights, ranges $6.00­ 8.25. West Coast Seedlings, Drights $4.76-6.50 and" Valencias, Drights, $7.60-8.00. Central District Seed­ lings, Drights sold higher at $1.75$5.00 and Valencias, Drights, 6.00­ 7.50. Dehifthd \V as"g66«riinafger markets. Volume gained sharply, with 375 ears from California, and total of 629 ears against 374-last Central Districts Drights, ranged altout steady at $3.50-4.25. Demand Cabhago shipments from .the Doynton • neighborhood are moving right along and in large quantities The largest crop in the history of that section will he marketed this year, ‘so It is said. Tomato ship­ ments from that acction will begin sodn and the yield promise? to be For 8a!e—One fresh n R- L. Garrison, Fort Reed. . For*-SalaL^Ten .. „ *cre* land on Cameron avenue, r the heart of the celery delta farm Joins railroad loading , Three acrea cleared. Must 1 to close an estate. If ]nj write F. J. McDanncl, ( Michigan. . , Tomato plants for sale H. Loftier. ■ Rhode Island Red e ng. $2.00 for fifteen rison. \ For 8alo far Trade—Fine big horw 8 years Oldywill work in plow, b u ^ or wagon. Also good ball beariir buggy and wagon and sets of h«. .• Tha Potato. . . ness. See Jack Collins or bbo., ' so.,,.* The potato wan first Introduced Into 397-J. Spain by Hieronymus Cardan, n monk. For 8ale—A six room home i In 1553; Into England by Sir John IlnVvklnn nnd Sir Fronds Drnkc In lot, west side Laurel avenue, 1503,' and Into Irclund by Sir Walter tween Sixth anil Seventh st/wts. Raleigh In 159a 16 per cent investment. A. Dei ; • ' *» 97 Washington Avo., Oil City Fqr Sale—Dcct plants, 30 100 or $2.00, per thousand. Fortin Dros., Wagner, Fla. * For Rent—Furnished room No. French For Rent—Three office room fronting on Fiist street. ..Most d*. sirabfo offlees in city. Several other good office rooms In same building Yowt.II & Speer. 21-tfc Hu Mamt-ar Lailalalara To tho PVraorrotle Votara of Bamlnala Co.t For Sale.—Two good horses fn I hereby snnounre my rnndliUrr lor r*Preaantatlva In tho noil Florida [ribUtun sale cheap. It.* D. Lynch Routt A from Seminole rounty. eublert to the dam. 38-tfc orratlr primary to be held June 4th ol IkU Hox 220 Sanford Fla. yeer. your coBrfderatlon ol my r . end a n t i 1lntl|i 111 illAretlona. FO R RENT Hupcrtfully. J. J. tVlCKINSON, Furnished Rooms by. Day. Wwh Frank L. w'eedreff Annauarea lar Leila­ or Month—Park avenue Flat, 1C5 * latere North Park avenue, over L. It. PLiJT o t h e Voter* ol Sem inole Co.: ' I be e to a n n n u n r r t h a t 1 am a i t a n d l d a t e Mm C. C. lor re-<-tertU>n to t h e hnuto ol r a p rc a r n U - ips & Co. drug store t l v r a ' l r o m Seminole c o u n ty . IliV Ins a ere eu Hart, manager. 30-tf y o u In t h a t c ap a city in t h e *c»»lon ol 1917 I le*l I a m p repared t o jtlve you b e t t e r *»rvlce In 1919. I do not Snow ol eny rc aron w h y you th o a ld not f i v e me a r e ro n d t e r m , w hich h a i alway* bc»n accorded all repri*e e n t a t l v e e In th e i>att. I lolly a p p r e c ia te t h e h i f h honor paid m e by r l r c t l n r me In IBlfl a n d I have e n d e a v o r e d at all t l m c f t o look a lt e r the I n t e r r . ta ol the ticople ol Sa-oilnole r o u n t y a n d t h e Male ol Klorlila I h o p e I have, not tailed to lulAII y o u r n p e r la tj o n v a nd 1 truat you will a r e your way c le ar to five me a second term . A f a l n t h a n k i n t ybu lor t h e m a n y lavora be sto w e d a n m e - in the paat I promlte t h a t I will be f a lth lu l to the t r u a t Im poard In me. Youra v»ry truly. FRANK I.. WOoftRUFF. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING "For Rent—Furnished room* with or without board. Mrs Cha». G. Adams, 519 Onk. • 5s-*4tp ' House for rent. 6 room avenue. Inquire \V. P. For Rent—Furnished or urtiurnishetl'five rooms .Magnolia avenue Close in. Address Home. «--o Her­ ald. •V-tfe For Rent —Furnished rooms fer light housekeeping, 117 Laurel Av ‘ 5fi-tf * W ANTED \Wanted — Two uiyte chamber maids at the_EmuiteJIiotd,... 69-1U. Wanted—A • maid • for gcnml housework in family of ihrec. Miat U All Local Advertisements (Jnder bo good cook and reliable. N'o This Heading TI1REK CENTS a fijg. Good wages. Mr-. I'hdip An­ Line For Each Insertion* Minimum drews. "Shell Danit.- Celery Art Pharge 25 Cents. Wanted—A first class man »+•» In answering an advertisement understands raising cotton. Apply where no nsmo is mentioned in tha to P. 0. Hox 1255, Sanford. FUad, please do not ask The Herald References desired, • • S9-tf for information ns to the identity of tho advertiser. Usually we do nqt know who tho advertiser is and if wo do we- are not allowed to glvo out this Inform^tloh. Simply write a letter . aryl . addreia it aa per in­ struction* in tho a d .■ FOR SALE * Information wanted a-* to whereabouts of Dr. William For Sale—Good .milk cow. 1101 Young or his bods, Charles ar.d French avenue. • 59-2tji Ham or daughter, Fanny, who For Salo—Livingston Globe toma to Florida some years ago to plants, $1.25’ per thousand, now §taiinton, Va.f W. A. McCoit ready. M. S. Nelson, Eureka Ham­ Hobson Avo. Orlando/ Kla. & mock, box 1173, Sanfordi Fla. 69-tf .Found—Elks and Odd * For Sale—My farm,. known as, watch charm. Owner-can ha tha Gen. Finegan Home, consisting by coming to Herald office of 200 • acres, situated 3,'<J miles south of Sanford, on Sanford-OrlanDM AIf M I N T u r ■■■»• * ,,r p iU. 8. Und Offlm nt |||L do roafi. For price and terms seq or write owncri J. O. Andes, Route A, * Notlr* la haiaby ll*»n ‘h»* It Grave ol Kolokaa. fiorlrta, juitJ. Dox 196. „57-Fri-4tp 1919, made llnmealaad f %vr>i ^ f«rr Ah of 8BH. Sar.lnn « V ,f Sartlon 31. TrwMtlf* ^ • For Sale—Overland touring car In RWI(, S3 K. Tallafcataaa I'sridhlD t* perfect, condition,'electric starter and of Intar.tlon ta wnk* lhraa-»«M rr” ^ tn land »b’T%d . X d rn»lights. A bargain for cash. D. & O. ralabllah f-d Clarkclaim Circuit Cnurt. a Sanlort. lir on tha *Jlh Vay of Marek. Motor Co. 68-2tc nam.a a* j S laltnant I'V.'I Taylor "f Oanava.M.. For Sale—Silver and Whitv • andotles hatching eggs, S1.CO, £3.0u. $5.00 per setting of 15aeggH. Also some ' fine cockerels and pullets. Our birds were consistent winners at UKrAIITMfin » nt U. B. U n d Offlra nt V7J. *. l»l*j tho great Sub-Tropical Show in Or­ lando, Fla., 1918. Satisfaction guar­ Nolle* la hrraby 4}»,n JA**, anteed. Longwood Squab Farm, V -r , »VTaar^V ^ Longwo^d, Fla. 57-4tc- s? & & £ «w »: K I.T Ji.M --* - . « 3 "Bred to Lay" Dsrred Rock eggs S i ■‘s t r ' i * j u a i “ S iij;.,.- - for hatching, $5.00 fnd $3.00 per « * E . i s z " r t J s s r . . •»• «'* ■” ISIS. ,. ___ _ setting from prico winning pens. March. Claimant ramaa aa Mlaall Tay.or i f f l H W i JJ** Utility $1.60 per 15, $6,00.per hun­ 11. If. Graar ' rla. dred. A few,choice White Wyan Gaorta Ilyh ard t of * A. A. Uor.n of G « . H V.. ^ riA^ dotto and Darrcd Rock Cockerels $3.00 and $5.00 each If taken quick. (O-Tuaa A F rl-tO tp Keyst9ne Poultry Yarda, Longwo'od, ..-INITAK* Fla. ‘ x. 66-tfc For Sale—1000 lbs new celery wires. ' F. A. Stone, Eighth and Oak. Moore Haven farmers in the very 65-tf near future will have one tremendous ■ . ; ’ advsntage over' those of other sec­ For Sale—Fo/d Touring Car* De­ tions by reason of tb* fact that a big mountable wheels. Good condition. cannery is to. Ip established to cafe Dsrg^in. Phone 6 .. P. O. Box 988. for the surplus product, "ripea" and other things grown that for one rea­ For Sale—16M band farm or draft son or another are not.suitable for shipment. The. Imperial .Canning horse, weight 1860 lbs. ;Inquire L. A • 53-tf v Company of ShUadelphia having Brumley. , Nat Ira la h*rabyilv«» ‘A*‘M**5r NNo en»‘J-w* u » t» y (t-Tuaa A frMW* •• t-Xx �TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE TW the-right. bf way THESANFORD HERALD tovermtnmt-have in all matters of transportation. . — « fir*, and foremost at all times are the requirements of the army. Lumber and material for canton­ Publish,d Eittgr Tuesday and Friday ments, then food supplies and cloth­ ing, and the moving of the men from oamp to camp,A and*'all.'1hat. • -* HUDtfCBIPTlON TRICE IN ADVANCE: When Mars comes trooping by all ONE TEA R ..'; ............................................ . MjOO other matters fade into insignifi HU MONTHS ............................... I.1 I-U TUBER M UNI DM......... .......................................« ranee. Rut these matters will all very In tha Cltr by Carrier 12.00 r « Vru In A d t u t a nr 10« Par Manlb soon be regulated. The great con­ Tafmania In Arranc* Mail D« Mad* at Offlt* gestion will have been relieved, and more and still more cars and engines will he available, and without a doubt, when time comes to ship the Trlryloai Na, III real mass otf the trucker's crops in Offlta: llrrald Ualldiaf Florida, there will he a way provided for Its expeditious movement to the markets of the country.-—Gainesville Sun. * The real mass of our crops here has been moved or will be moved in a few weeks and we need relief at once.. . R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Dustneu Manager THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY / '• ’ I GERMAN KULTUR NOT A NEW ’ THING ‘ "Every village they have npssed 4 THRR£ through has been tlie victim of what is only organixed pillage. Every city has been practically sacked, ran­ • ’ ORGANIZED EFFORT sacked on system; its citiicns plun­ The Sanford Hrrald has discover­ dered, its civil ofllrers terrorized, ed that the transportation problem imprisoned, outraged or killed. The is one for thought. Muny of u# have civil populations have been, con­ bt'en thinking ahiAit it so long that trary to the usage of modern war­ it lias become nigh a nightmare. fare, forred to serve the invading Thinking about it is well enough, hut armies, brutally put to death, re­ organixed effort in doinging some­ duced to wholesale starvation, and thing would bo much more effective. desolation. Vast tracts of the rich­ est and most industrious districts of —Pnlm Ile^ch Post. been deliberately That sounds funny coming from Europe have stripped and plunged into famine, Palm Beach county where they have made no organixed effort and to the solely in order that the invaders people of Sanford who have started might make war cheaply. Irregular the great movement looking toward troops, ■contrary to all the practice belter transportation ami who have1"* «<»'■ have been systematically already sent several men' to Wash- murdered, and civil populations in­ 'jngton looking to better efforts on discriminately massacred, solely to the part of the railroads and the spread terror. A regular system of food administration. What have, ingenious terrorism ha* been directed you (June tilting this line, Joe? tagainXt civilians, ns horrible as unyj „ * 'thing in the history of civil or re- ment of ganible to It? Transporta­ tion companies do not lose—they rtv quire- freight to bo prepaid if the markets look weak. The grower loses, and sometimes, seedsman nnd the fertilizer dealer tote part of tho peak load. Plant City has been Accorded rea­ sonably good scrvlco in *marketing’ the strawberry crop, which, how­ ever, was Into .and light, hut the growers in this section will, next month have an enormous crop of vegetables to ship. Tho pcoplo In tho north nnd east need these pro­ ducts because the winter has keen abnormally cold, and Floridn is about the only‘state that is produc­ ing great products Just now. It is hojied that some .method will ho reached that Will get these products to tho consuming, centers, and that the transit will bo rapid enough to insure the grower against complete loss by having tho goods dumped as spoiled. This ia.tt vegetable producing sec­ tion, but staple .crops will grow as well, and It will be well for every farmer to consider carefully the situ­ ation that confronts, first the government which is engaged In the most serious con diet in the history of the w;orld, nnd * his individual needs. If it Is seen that the govern­ ment cannot expedite transportation this spring, t|ien it will he host for farmers to plant only- staple crops— something they can use nt home— and let the rest of the country look out. for itself. There is no use in throwing sway time and money. Look the situation squarely in* the fnce. Plant cotton and corn, cane at)d potatoes, and raise more hogs ntul poultry, livestock and what few vcgtahles you will need for your families.—Plant City Courier. u U U U U d C * - y0U had only saved FIVE CENTS each' day for ten years, you would- have with interest oVer $200.00. - ' Resign from the “ I Can’t Club” and enlist in the “ I Will C lub/’ AND SAVE. CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 .~~v 1 — —i- PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D -------II. R- STEVENS TtMMwl -------- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA • Vk*-Fr*tM*t F l WOODRUFF Vk*-Pr«»i*itot 0 . L TATLOR Ctd.it* R. R. DEA3 Ass’i THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS THE GREAT AM ERICAN SPIRIT LETTER TO SOLDIER FROM HIS FORMER EMPLOYER many arc. going to domitfkte t<-.l world. ' • ■Now, I hnvtano doubt about tl, final outcome of it, hut I do hellrrt that it is going to be a ten (|tt„ more, terrific struggle’beforV it j, over with than we have yet hit What L hope and pray for b (h,t this nation will speedily realize »Lt iii involved nnd will prepare itnl/u make tho supreme sacrifice that »a ho required of us. ,'Grave inue, m at stnke—great*sacrifices will be re­ quired—great- preparation nfust'I* made. We must have fAit Ft in ti« justice of our cause. We ran p into these things anti like the Yc> my and tho Frenchmen hu, faced ■every cnmli.u -,er,-i(,-]j j,( i even with a la u g h on our h e r , br-l cause we know we arc in the right.| The following letter from an em­ dent cautioning us to he neutral,, ployer to his-employee taken from, not even to discuss it. Wc didn't the Charlotte Observer is so good realize as we do now that Franco that it is reproduced for the benefit and England atid Helgium wore of Herald readers: fighting our battle—our fight—th a t Your letter of tho 19th inst. re­ for three years they stood there ceived Saturday mid read at dinner giving up treasure and blood, fo r‘us Saturday evening and enjoyed by ns much as for themselves. We nil of us. I hope that nil danger of stood aloof, taking a neutral attitude epidemic at the ramp is ore-tbis lime -r-indircctly uiding the GcrmnnA— passed. I think it in rcniurkaldc allowing all sorts of propaganda to A Rig Hook Drive that there has been ko little loss of go on unhindered here and now I . Two million hooks are needed by life due to epidemics throughout the feel that there is nothing that this the Library War Service of the cantonments as a whole. It is a country ran do—that no sacrifice American Library Association to very line testimony to the efficiency that ran lie made will In- too great GERMANY MAfills A IIIJ WL | furnish reading m atter to soldiers I and deep concern of this government to atone for its stupidity—for its mid sailor* in ramps in Amerlni. on | tin* welfare of the men. In fart, indifference when these nations were Air RiiitU Ilringinu It llumr i,| transports, on hoard naval vessels 1 am impressed day liy, day ■when I attacked, who saw more clearly Them T H E IS LAHOR'.S WAIt jl.Kiou* u„r* Large, and populous kcities Lave been, not mice, but 'JO. and overseas. A big drive to get tlo- accomplishments nnd plans of than we what was involved ftnl Geneva, T hursday. M.tnh II - | This is labor s war. No element | ufll| |,urnt, these books is being carried on this the government are made known to ' nobly and with a bravery and only R eports reaehlng fieri- from Gtr an absolute faith in the justice and m an y say that patio--' have (m *| ,,f »"• ..... I'1'- "f **f | an,| the women and children in them week. other Countries, would suffer '"'.re : * llIll<)Illy slaughtered, with the sole their cause ({rought nbout by the l!nu li The Sanford Library and Sanford j thoughtfulness add interest in Un­ righteousness which Itlan -the worker* from a German | u|,i(1, t i„|ijrlink suffering. All people are asked to do a part. , physical and moral well being of the could inspire, ‘fought on* Now, we. a ttac k s on Germ an !••»■r t t-L victory, a ..................... ace. t h jH been done in license or Look over vour book shelves and men is being cared for*. It is wort hy the gdrvalest nation on earth whose lents, according to 1 1 -. <i .patrhfil What the Germans mean by a passR.ii, but by the calculating fer- pick out the bquks you are going to of our highest ideals as a people and ■principles of government: whose there were several outtin-a.1.- >1 F.rrl "strong peace," a ' ‘Gentian peace neity of scientilic soldiers," certainly it can't, help hut thrill the I ideals of life are in direct contrast to in the soul Item 'port ioi •>' 'in- to>i| send to the men in k)mki. •was receptly expressed by Gen. V.mj Th(t aj;iivr w„ n<)t wr{tten. Wrap them up an d label the pack­ ardor of every true American in or j that of Gcrrftany representing the and an am m unition factory -nl o u t of t h e tr e n c h e s . qlht-r idyal—moral and. ploitleal — blown up. T he riiilw.r. -tatlcri id Liebert, a leading Prussian comer„ mj|(ni have been, yester- age " L ib r a ry War Service '* vutive. * day, last week, last month or last In retard to labor troubles, I are destined in my opinion to he the Fribourg was again lnull> Send tile package to the Sanford “ For us there Is but one principle year.' It 'appeared in tin* English Lihrury (open every d a y this week don't believe there is ns much, to deciding factor. It isn't in the pro Swiss travelers report that in lie to be followed. and we recognize no Fortnightly Review February. IK-71, from .'I to li p. in.) or phone to .‘17-J that as there has been right along in gram of tilings that w/> who have principal Rhine cilic- many howrd other. We hold that might is right. shortly before the surrender of Paris. and they will lie called for. normal times.' It aeiuns to take hold most at stake, should not be re­ and apartments are vaitmt, nufllUnj We must. know; ‘neither sentiment Frederick Harrison, the writer, is of uh more just because of the ter- quired to- give up most in order to of persons moving to central (irr-l Experience in the ramp's indicates humanity, consideration, nor com­ still ulitc. Its statements were trill- that our soldiers and sailors want mendolis issues that are at stake imd win the just and lastjng pence which many and Switzerland. They njl passion. Wa must have Helgium then, are true now. Julius Caesar books of great variety, but there are wo must have a' united, nation Co­ will only come when the Rhine has opinion is growing against coDtics*] been crossed tho piilitary despots of ation of German air ruidand the north of France. France in his commentaries tinrate* events certain lim itations T h e following operating loyally, each ready and Germany have been.hurled from their must be made to pny until she ii which kIhiw that even 'before the !i*t ..f suhjert* is bnsi-.l on reports '‘!,K"r *" ™ "a rri,k ‘*' ‘,v,n «" seats of power and until acrushing bled white me of Cbjisl tin- German* dem o n ­ and .......ions from I he rum p I Uu' In Clay county tin- l.irunr* trti f" U measure orf devotion;' tieaev" s tra te d tin- possession of all of tin l i b r a r i a n s : hui when you consider the secret military victory a vitory of arms preparing to plant brai-iy t" >*wt| rudim ent* id their modern "kul‘propaganda that has been carried on will have been achieved and Ger­ potatoes. One farmer .dun* ,lul Mr. .Gompers' spoke well Fiction tur." It is no new thing; and hun­ by German influences—aided by many will have been required to broke and harrowed <»,*»'*<> aern dl American labor when he said:*Adventure* Western Stories,* De­ disgorge Russian .provinces—to with­ "Thu Republic of the United dreds of thousands of men will tective Stories, Love Stories of the wel{ meaning but misguided social­ draw from Hflgium nnd Franco nnd land which ho will plant *»o »(»pi*j States is not perfect; it has the im­ have died in vain in this war if this best sort, Stories of business, His- ists (the American bolshevik!—wjien to abolish her.military ideals. Now; crops. Another ‘ has 7.000 iff«| that he is developing (or the. unt| you consider that millions of dollars perfections of the human ‘ h u t'it in sinister tiling is. not absolutely anti horical Novels. .. that sort ‘of thing isn't going to purpose. utterly exterminated forever by the have been spent to bribe, buy, ex­ the heat Country on the face of the Non-FIrllon tort nml coerce men tint! women in come in three month) nor in six earth, and those who do not love it forces of civilization nrrayPd-ngalnsf Military Science, Aeroplanes, En­ every walk of life, I gather rouragi months nor in twelve months in my Columbia county will cooitrartl enough to work for it, to tight for it. gineering, Agriculture. Husines*. An­ ojiinitin. It isn't going to come un­ SSfiO.OOO worth of brick noi urd-l -----L ----and faith friim-thc situation. I feel it, to die for it. are not worthy of tominhilcs. Electricity, Mechanics, j that jnl;or ntnndIRK jn>-any. ’jjjq til practically every American has day Toads this year MOVE TH E CROPS Tin- Lfidl the privilege of living in it. Horses, Drawing. Hooks.on tinwar, ■ y„u K ,,t n chnnct, U) . rral| the'last given of himself nnd ol his treasures road) will connect on the north tfjDj Some sections of Florida are in the "I suy to the kaiser, l say to the .have got a part the lifick roads of Hamilton rouEtjl especially the talcs' from llu? trenches iHJJUC of Thc New |t't.,)ul)lic jn whty: until it. hurts. We i - « r A'a Germans, in the name of the Atneri- midst o( the producing season for Wireless TelegFaphy nnd Telephony, the English speaking men have to play in this *Unit w» haven't yet CRti labor movement: You enn't talk perishable products, nnd much com Aaithnieiic, Algebra, Geometry, etc., stated their principles in thi*Ti\te realized. We a^j just, beginning to and an th cast with I Itf sand-din plaint has-^been jheard ' relative to • peace with the American - workers; Letter Writing (personal and: busi­ Vur7. if yuu do, you will feel thrilled wake up—a gri-at section of our roads of Iiuker* county, thus faB’| can't- tp lk ’ peuto with \us; you trautporfatidn facilities. 'ff'hc rail­ ness J;' .filing, .I’oDlryJ\old and.riew; I am sure. . The statement comes people yet don't realty belitfvc or rc- plcting thc pavetl highway fromtki can't tnlk^oVus at all now. iWo are roads niOV'e the-ea^s, litil the goods Hiogrnphy;' especially autobiography,\ pretty ncnrly being a, platform of nlizc what is InYblyed—don't sec Its Georgia line.through Lake City. fighting now: Either ' you • smash in many, instances, according tlf re­ Travel and History, especially of Christian principles—It's an historic relationship to them, fn their lives, An effort is being made to get t^J • your kaiser autocracy or we will ports, -have, reached destination in Western Europe, French Conversa­ document and will rank .in England, in their future. My feeling now js, farmers around Crystal Springs l,| had order) and, os the result of this, smash! it for you." . .... ifome shipments have been slumped tion Hooks, .Popular books-i» for­ second only to-the Mngna Charts. th at I would sootier give up my life plant a sufficient acreage of bro»*| The workingmen of America hnvc as unfit fm consumption. Everyone eign languages. The WoHd is being rapidly disillusion now in this great cause, in some way, corn to justify t h e establishment dp a tremendous interest to Kcrve, a realizes .that the tendency to comThey do not w/)Pt out of date cd As to Germany's rent practice anil if.it will aid In the right.settlement a broom factory in that town. ( yitnl cause to drfond, a work of sur­ plain is-too'common, hut in the face hooks on science Und* technology, nor purposes. The poor, trusting,..child­ of this rnther than to come to any passing importance to ‘accomplish. of the increased cost to produce food out of dntc text hooks. Four thousand five hundred like bolshevik of Russia are paying patched, up peace .because I believe What is vital to them is vital to products this year nnd owing to ur­ of Everglade lands put to the r «*| They do not want worn out hooks bitterly for their stupid credulity. that if we get a patched up, Germanis the record being made in the Oltf America and to the world. That gent requests that every available of any kind. made peace that my boy anti my This Russian grab of Germany's will they see their duty untl the great acre he planted, with the promise chobee region. Some of the leiin girl will suffer at the hands of thc open the eye of a great many more They do not want the kind of mass of them are performing it with that the vegetables would be moved farm crops will be these: 1.500 Mt*! books that appeul especially to who still somehow believe in Ger­ next generation of Germans, lito unimpeachable loyalty is a cause for is ground for complaint. of Irish potatoes that is expend '1 same treatment, only ten times more many's protestations. The world is women. congratulation to the- nation and to yield 160,000 hampers; 500 I gradually, day by day, grasping the diabolical that has been perpetrated Everyone knows that the govern­ No magazines asked for this time. cabbage, estimated to he yoo I the world. rea| significance of this world crisis. upon the men and women nnd chilment means to do the best possible, Mrs. Key, Librarian. 100,000 crates; 1,000 acres d.?3'l 5 *I xlrcn ..of—Holgium.. Either justice, but-thc belief is growing*that if the Phone* 37-J7 Uh,-wa-liava bean ao-slow-in-sooilig kindness nnd unRelflshness nnd thc that will yield a 1-50,000 harsr" | TRUCKGROWEKS DILEMMA government guarantees the railroads, it but the acalrs arc falling from our Secretary McAdoo, as general su­ which, are under Its cnhtrol during eyes. The socialists in this country Christ ideals are going to prevail or c.:d 1,500 acres of tomatoes *>■“ | Hallnr Itapcr Writes perintendent of the entire railroad the. war, against losses greater than are now witnessing Germany's ties the opposite represented by Or.-- production of J50.000 rrate*. The following is a letter from L. F. system of the United .Slates has were incurred In pro-war times, then . » i jpotic r u t it ttreatment i v u i uix;i i v uof s their m iv u ifellow c i i u n nsousome very knotty problems to solve tho government should -by-all men ns Roper who ij*Jn the navaljeservo at ^ ia,iH(!4 Sn Husain—thiss despite of the g llllllllllllX IIIIIIIIIIIIX IIIIIIIIIIIIX X IIIIIIIIIIIIX IIIIIIIIIIIIX IIIIIIlM ? “AWT Gfftf of them, nut the Feast compel a more prompt movement of Key'West: fnct that Germany^ entered into Key West. Mch.. M, 1918. either, is that of moving the perish­ perishable products, grown nt the peace negotinrioiis of it plalfbrm of able crops of tho Florida (nnd prob­ request of the food administration, Friend Holly: no annexations and ito indemnity Find inclosed check covering,*one The perfidy, the greed, the heart ably the entire south) truck fnrmcV which, of 'course, co-operates -with years subscription to The Herald. lessness and settled purpose of dom to market .speedily. the other government departments, The. truck farmer In Florida is or which has the co-operation of I receive It regiilarly nnd enjoy read­ inntlng the world are here nil clear­ * ; , . * • * . ^ naturally.Inclined to feel wrohged in theso departments. The view of ing thc huppenings very much, and ly revealed. They can no longer con 1 . t * ** # appreciate the guod boost spirit you re a l-th e real 'purposes behind thc thpt nfter he has grown n very nec­ runny is also growing that If Induscs*nry crop for the use of the people tr(n| enterprises e n g a g e d In w ar w o rk always have for Sanford for I have mass of high sounding protestations of the nation nt Inrge, much of it ur(, g u a r a n t e e d a g a i n s t losses, the have great hopes of Spnford becom­ and claims of kinship with God. has been allowed to perish on thi* grower of products should lie gunr- ing a great city in the near future We now see that what France and way to market, and much mure of nnteed against losses due to inabil­ anti with the continual good work of England have said—what the Pres­ * • his crop is still in the field rotten ity of the government controlled the Hoard of Trade I see no way to ident has so forcefully and* aptly, and worthless. Hut these are times agencies to perform a service that keep her back. Even though times stated arc hut truths in every re­ when patience is certainly known to was promised. Seed nnd fertilizer may -lie close for a y*ar or two I ex­ spect. be the greatest virtue. There is just must he paid for, nnd the man-who pect to see one of the finest hotels Now, labor in this country is in­ 4 V no much rolling stock and just' so grows tho crops must cat while ho is erected in Sanford of any town of telligent. They havo got more at t ■ Elder Springs Water H as'a Guaranteed Purity much power to. move it in the whole cultivating the soil. Hut if he can­ like alxo. atako as a clais than anybody else rs.- hi* * ■t1 * !* I am gottlng to be a real sailor and cfountry. .Then there 1U also a not get the products to markets, In the. United State*—anybody .else or 99.98 Per C e n t/;. a limit to the endurance'of the men how la.he going to eat?. The-food enjoy my work very much—think I ip the world, and thcy*ar<^becomlng shall he In lino for. a trip to-France who are handling the trains. alive td that, . Labpr under Ger­ administration does not recommend many's rule would be the most piti­ The freight to be moved is enor­ extension of credit, except in ex­ soon. mous, and it la graded according to treme instances, and where Is the •Wlahing you and. surrounding able fufferm If the allle* lose In this the imminent necessity- which ‘ con­ dealer In foods Who would he willing country a prosperous season I wish great war. This Is our war now—it , . had been our w ar' alnce the very fronts tho government. Individuals to advance credit fo a" man engaged to* remain, • PHONE 336 first although we didn't treatise it mhat.opw stand as^de,. no matter In growing producta which, to • As aver, and we stood back—our own Presl' L. P. Roper. t thair InUmta, and let the large extant, appears to have ah'ele- . _ ‘ Elder Springs Water Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To . Your Door Daily T . 0 . Charles Distributor �HERALD . • OtU« H»pP*n*B*B Mention of Miiler* 1° ®,*e^ ftHMini Itcmi nf Interest Inand About i& The City • Summary of the Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers jlr» C. A. Smith in ' visiting women and children. -This is an­ W(nd, in Jacksonviiic. • \ other feature of Red Cross relief Free Demonntmtloi of the Fnmoan and as it Is a question of second WhHP House Cofree nnd Ten by ex- hand clothing only there should be a I ■ , drmonslrntnr nil thin week nl generous response to the appeal. I u.fuller's Grocery. Go In nnd hare Second hand clothing in good condi­ tion, clean arid mended ready for ,, GO-tle n top, _ Emior Curlett or Gcncvn was use can be sent to the Red Cross ,monc the viiilora to the city yes- workrooms in the Pico building, Rooms 1 and 2, and will' be for­ terdny* ', warded by the shipping committee to HouseJor Rent—E. T. Woodruff.' Red Cross ^ headquarters. Baby . 68-5tp , layettes will be greatly appreciated Ron. Forrest Lake nnd Mrs. Lnke or any article of a layette. Any-ar«re guests of friends at orlando tjcle of clothing for women and yesterday. boya and girls of all ages will he of Dresk your - Cold or LeGppc with n use. It would be a splendid idea if few doses of 666# r!39-26tc each churfh organization would take H. il. Connelly, the popular trnlnthis matter up as tlicir ■especial dispatcher is out again after several work fflr'the week. ' Wouldn’t it pay greater interest weeks’ illness. • ; ■• Mrs. Htnry Wight, Mrs. J. C.. on the effort to help clothe these un­ IligbtinN, Mrs. T. A. Neal and'R . J. fortunate ones than one rummage Holly nnd It. 0. Chappell represent­ sale would profit.the church? ing the Red Cross Circus spent sev­ eral hours in Orlando yesterday on . Notice business and ftiso advertising the Notice is hereby given that the circus. *' , ■ hoard of county commissioners offer RUU-MV-TISM — Antiseptic Re­ for sale one pair of mules, pair to be lieves Rheumatism Sprains Neu­ designated .by the board. For in­ formation see commissioner .in your ralgia etc. « 39-26te Come to Lyric Theatre Thursday district.' E. A. Douglass, Clerk. afternoon and evening, "Little Lord 5S-tf ’ Fontle Roy" will be shown. • Or. 0. J. Miller has. been offered . Change In Speaking Hour ~ a line position with the medical deCapt. Hobson speaks at Baptist I. parlment of the A. C. L. with headI -quarters In, Jacksonville and will Temple Wednesday night at 8:30 o'clock, instead of 8:00 o'clock as probably remove to that city. For Wood and heavy hauling see was announced in Friday's Herald. Subject: "America in the War." Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf Do you wish your children to soc Whltnrr May Uc Prisoner a good picture. Send them to see The following from the- Atlanta “Little Lord Fontle Roy." Prices 6 and II cents. Benefit Welfare Journal gives hope that Richard Whitnpr may be a prisoner in the Drpt Wopiin’s Club. German lines: Mr. Delbert Casper of Cobdcn, III., spent several days in Sanford With the American Army in France, March 16.—Second Lieu­ last week cn route to Chicago. Two dollars reward to anyone who tenant Richard Whitner of Atlanta, will lind and pen up two pigs, one Gn., an American artillery observer, Mark arid white acid one black and flying with a French aviator over the brown. Maggie Black, R. F. D. Champagne sector was brought down somewhere within the German No. A, or Sanford Ave. 60-2tp Horn to Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mar­ lines Wednesday, it was announced . lowe, a line baby boy and the genial- today. Whether Whitner was killed, . aerretary of. the Hoard of Trade will not lie of mu^h use to the organiza­ wounded or made a prisoner is not know'n. Whatever his fate may tion this week. Mrs. J. C. Higgins is spending a have been, be will receive the French few Mays in Orlando wjth her cross, it was learned. The decora­ tion will be. sent to his relatives in daughter, Mrs. Harry Dickson, the United. States. Expensive Hemstitching Machine Lieutenant Whitner was one ol the Just installed at the millinery shop American soldiers who accompanied ol Mrs. H. L. Duhnrt. Ladies of Sanford arc invltpd to call nnd sec a French raiding party In a flight this machine in operation. Fourth far Into Germany a month ago. A White Plains, Mo., fjeuteuant, who •nd Sanford Ave. - 13-tf also accompanied the party, shot Mrs. Dr.* Ward and children nnd down a German machine. Miss llnlm from Chirago spent Tfc'.ir day with Dr. Ward. Since tb.it raid Lieutenant Whit­ I It..1.m Holly take your sub- ner has been ilitaehed to the'French fhe de­ senpiioii for the Saturday Evening squadron a* an observer I’,- 1—*tie Ladies Home Journal and tails of ifw he was brought down the Country Gentleman. Leave or­ have not yet been received. He is .the first, American observer lost. ders at the Herald office. Automobile Accessories. -*-To all .Ford Owners:, The Perfection AcrLieutenant Richard H. Whitner, a itur -aves from 'a to 1-3 your gastr­ former Atlanta boy: -wnj?,22 years in-1 Proves its efficiency tin de-mon- old, the son <n the late Mrs. Mary »ir.ti! i Time required 5 minutes. II. Whitner. ID* was a nephew of Pay- i.,r itiolf |J to, 16 times per Mrs. George W. Harrison of No. P i r r "it only $4.00. Want a 1388 Pcuehtrec mud, wlj£t_. received re-i ).-(!• njjent in every town. If Frida.. ni,*it Korn, Washirgcn an l5o.ini psr siveek looks &ood to ‘you official statement that'"’ Lithleiihiit Whitner had. dud Nlnrch' l-l. ‘In *«* \\ I.*, Miller. " 59-2.tc spit** oL tjie fatT that* Ji i?pl;*equpiM Mr*. J.’T. Brady moved from dispatch, given alii.ve, cxpAswed, nn Jl-e Herndon homo on Fourth street to n». apartments oyer The Herald uncertainty nbfcut his fate, the rela­ tives' here have given up.hope that OlltCf . Mr- and Mrs. Vm. Ksk'ritlge of iie is alive. ' Another srtmt D Mrs. h't Loin., Mo., left Sanford on Tues: K. H. .Phillips of Atiqntn. day for n visit of several weeks in 'Lieutenant Whitner Was a grand­ son iff ‘Julius. A. Hayden und a greatTampa. . .. • Iree Demonstration of the Famous grandson of Reuben Cone, both At­ " hite House Coffee and Tea by, os- lanta pjoneers. H e'received .his mil­ P*'M demonstrator all thos week at itary training-at Fortress Monroe, MrC'uile'r’s Grocery. Go In ‘and Va., and went from there to France. haven rar . 60-He A Jolly Good Crowd Mr*. Kenny nnd two charming Saturday n crowd of Sanford folks daughters. Misses Mary and Mabel hi nny spent the week end in San- went to Lake Hnrney and had a camping picnic: They spent the ford. the guests of friends. night out and came homo Sunday Genial Joe Dawson, the popular night. They all report a grand.timet Yepnsmnin'tive ' rif the‘- Burgor' & For breakfast they had good meat Baumgardner Co., hardware, was in steak, dinner fish fry, supper rooster the city today calling on the trade. Joe believes in tho max| m of'latigh pillau and after supper took up tho dishes and started for home. Those and grow fat and Joe has laughed so who went were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. much and grown so fat that he can Hickson, who gave the picnic, Al­ hardly soueexo Into his car now. bert Hickson, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin * Estrich and son, Mrs. Jim Cowan, Notice to Properly Owners George and Margaret Cowan, Mr. . Section SO of Chapter 6G9G of the and Mrs. J. F. Ilootehan and son, Laws of Florida provides that "If Brinson, and James Hoolehnn, Miss Hie taxes upon any re il estate shall Ethel Hickson and Mr. Fred Strang. not be paid before the First day of April of npy year, .the tax collector FARMERS Attention! shall. advertise and sell,” Employers of farm labor are reI lease take notice that state and quesledlo meet wlth’lhe Local-Draft' r,’,.irty taxes, if remaining pnpaid, Board at the court house on Thurs­ w.J become delinquent on Aprll’lst. day eyenlng at 7:30 o'clock. . Jno. D. Jinkins, This meeting Is of vital Imparl­ - Tax Collector, ance to you. Seminole County. 5G-8tc • Of the AS purebred Berkshire* sold following the American Berk­ Red Cross Members and Others shire congress at Lrlando, '33 head .The week o( March 18th will.' be wefe bought by Orange county far­ l *,rouRhout the1country as • *. . Clothing \VeeJt" for . the Belgian mers for $3,125. * . BIG BLUFF OF GERMAN ABOUT DRIVE Have No Idea ‘ of Driving Especially American Front RICHARD WHITNBB KILLED * * • • Former Sanford Boy Aerial Observer In France Killed In Accident HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN. AND Mrs. J. N. Whitner of this city ■ * AROUNDJ3ANFORD • received, .tho sad- intelligence Satu'r im Iflni HelAajKtln. Sodil Editor. Aviroai tuvUi pHti. pitUm of ti day night that her nephew, Richard l o r t l i b c o l u m n . II w o u ld b f i p p r w l i l i d ll t h * r w o u l d t r U p h o n * 2 7 0 - J H, Whitner had been killed in France while flying in his machine Mrs. Ernest McCown Galloway Woodruff. At the Carnes Hotel as aerial observer. No details of the entertained about one hundred ant Saturday an Informal dinner was accident have been learned. He was fifty' guests yesterday afternoon at held In honor of tho Bakers with the tho son of R. H. Whitner 'and/ was her lovely country home in honor of following-being prejent: born in Ibis city about 24 years ago Mrs. .Ethel Elliot Colson of Mem­ Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Woodruff, Dr. passing his early boyhood days here phis, Tcnn., who has been her guest and Mr Hilburn, Dr. and Mrs and afterward going to Atlanta for several weeks.' As you cnlcycd Brower, Col. *Schcllt Maincs and where .his father engaged Jn busi the screened porch you immediately ness. Richard was well known here exclaimed upon its beauty, bowls of wife and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker. A and spent scvcrnl months in Sanford purple flag illlica grebtod you from few 'short talks by several bf the about three yoar ago and .will be remembered by many Sanford peo­ aii sjdcs. Mrs. ‘ Aylett Fitts and guests and by Mr. Baker ' were . ple for Tiis sunny dispositTon and Mrs. W. E. Watson met the friends greztly enjoyed. at the door. Mrs. Gallow'ay, Mrs.' gentlemanly manner. When the Colson and Mrs. Miller of Eustis Miss Mary Irvin, who. has been___ war was declared Richard enlisted at were In the receiving line. Mrs. the attractive guest of'M r. and Mra..„-,* once in the officers' training corps, Galloway and Mrs. Colson wore Cecil Gabbctt leaves today for. a being given a commission in the ovely afternoon gowns- of white visit to Valdosta and Macon before heavy artillery as second lieutenant ace. Mrs. Miller wore white Geor­ returning' to her home in Washing­ aid after arriving in Franre he was gette,' Easier llllies, rosed and s*vect ton. Gn. transferred to athe aviation corps- an peas were in profusion in the living aerial observer. He wrote to the room . where the guests were re­ WhRner family here, one of his Mrs. Elbe R. Clark .of Lake Har­ ceived. Mrs. j'ulcston and Mrs. letters to Miss Mell Whitner a few ney and Mrs. L. R. Clark of Palm weeks ago describing his life in Thrashed invited you Into the din- Beach are spending a few days In France some of the extracts as fol­ ng robm, where from n beautifully Sanford. j appointed table ice tea, hot ' tea, lows:* sandwiches and war cookies were "The ones in t h e ‘aviation are passed. Mrs. D. F. Regal, who has been lucky in a way. There are several the guest all. winter of the Hotel , The color scheme pink and green Carnes left Saturday for Tennessee nice things about it. There is not much danger of coming home bunged was beautifully carried outv a.largo up.—It is eithor "all hog or none.” cut glass vasu in the center of the Mrs. .Ethel Elliot Colson leaves The life of an aviator is a good one tabic being filled with the most ex­ today for Eustis, .to be the guest of *( and a comfortable.one. But on the quisite pink roses and asparagus Mrs. A. J.- Miller until Thursday. other hnnd.whcn the Germans dre i'em ,, the baskets were tied , with bringing down fifteen or •twenty- green tulle and a lovely bowi of •Miss Pey Wittier of Tampa, repre­ planes a day a man might not last usclous strawberries gave the flrrlshsenting the L. W. Allen Dental Co., long. I am glad'to know that you ng touch to this artistic tablg. Mrs. is registered at the Hotel Carnes. have' the right war spirit. Most J. W. Dicklns and Mrs. McLaughlin poured the early part of the after* people talk about their bit. ’As Mr., and Mrs. Roller and Leslie soon as ‘the people learn that this loon, their places being taken later Roller of Orlando spent the day in war takes more than a "bit" the >y Mrs. W. J.' Thigpen and Mrs. Sanford. Monday. i. R. Dcas. Those assisting in~ the aooner wo beat the Huns." dining room were'Mrs. Deane Tur­ Richard could be depended upon ner, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. W. C. Mr. Jcrvoy, accompanied by his to do his part in the great war and Illl, ■ Mrs. W. L. Morgao, Miss son left Saturday in their car for he (a the first Sanford boy?to be lawkins, Miss Elder, Miss Wilkie, Charleston, S. C. killed. Miss Fox and Miss Charlotte Hand. Mrs. Dess’ playing during thl* after­ Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe an­ Queen's Contest noon was very much enjoyed. Mrs. nounce the birth of a son Saturday, These name^hnve been nominated Colson Is one of the most attractive March 16th. to run in the Queen's Contest of the women that has ever visited in San­ Society Circus: ford and wo are all regretting that Corp. Louis Goodman, Q. M. C„ 100 votes her stay Is so short. 1 May Thraaher Philadelphia, is * registered at the «J Ethel Henry . 100 votes The out of town guests invited Hotel Carnes. 3 Florence Henry . 100 votes were Mrs. S. W. Johnston, Mrs. S. ....... 100 votes D. Jordan, Mrs. W. A. Allen, Mrs. 4 Agnes Dumas A. F. Dreka of DcLand was a . too voles W. E. Stephens, Mrs. John Over* 4 Agnes Dumas guest a t the Hotel Carnes Monday. 100 votes talker, Mrs. C. P. Garrison, Miss 6. Dorothy Humph 100 votes Grace Howard, Miss Edith Reeves, G Helen Peck 7 Helen Hand 100 votes Mrs. S. J. Gorman. Mrs. E. L. Powe Mr. J.- R. Hayden left Saturday H Frances Chappell 100 votc*fc Mrs. W. S. Taylor, Mrs. V. M. for Virginia on business. •> ^ ------- • ■100 votes Gould, Mrs. George Wilbur, N(rs. 9 Muriel Harrotd 10 Charlotte Hand .. HJQ-votes Kane, Miss Minnie Decker,- Mrs. Mrs. Iltrry Ward Is visiting rela100 \lotes Washburn, Mrs, G. W. Fisher, Mrs. <•* in Decatur, Indiana. 11 Adcluide'Higxinn 100 votes Margaret Bond of Lnke Helen, Mrs. 12 Fern Ward • 13 Virginia Brady 100 votes C. D. Landis, Mi»« Louise Tannor, 100 votes Mrs. Ed. Mickle, Mrs. S. A. Wood, •Qarden Hose RestOrea Vision. M Frances Gonzales.. 15 Ruth McDaniels 100 votes Mrs. C. B. Rose, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Onnlen hose, nt full pressure, re* 16 Junio Stumoh . ...... 100 votes H. P, Walker, Mrs. Martha Wood. stored n man’s sight nt Sau -Rafael, .. . ioo’ votes Mrs. A. Tl. Woodall, Mrs.' Irwing Cal., recently. The man, ‘Charles 17 Bertha MnrJ* Brown fell 41) feet from tho roof of Sains, Mrs.. It. S. . Horton, 'Mrs. L. Ids home. Neighbors turned Qie gar­ Coltuu, Mrs. G. A. Drekn. Mrs. den hose on Ills bend ns n first aid Utilizing nice Hulls. 'E xperim ents have been made with Wren McGuinn.-Mrs. I. I. Pearson. measure ami after an examination rbT Iiii IIm to com) >1mil Inn wlifi differ­ Mr*. P. T. Wakefield, Mrs. Endnr Brown wns found to'be the (tetter In­ ent Mmlintj iigenlM. I.iit while the re- (.'nib'll. Mr*. H A Howard. Mrs. stead of the worse for his tumhl.L -LUm p t l l l l i u brlqurls gave every snllsfiir* \Y D. iluiiiea, Mo. S. E. Barrel. vision was-completely cured. ID' Ih (Ion from i lie standpoint oF beating, Mrs. It. E. Tolar. Mrs._P.ulph Year­ wondering whether it was the fall dr yet tin* Initial cost of tlio.’vnrluus bind­ ly and Mrs. C. D. Brumley. tho garden hose that was responsible. Washington, D. C., March 19.— Germany's threat of a great spring offensive on the western front, no longer impresses tho American mili­ tary men. In its weekly-review to­ day the war department records tho conclusion that the enemy, in spite of his vast preparations, will not take the offensive unless forced' to This confirms the opinion, many of­ ficers have expressed for weeks in the face ’of officull forecasts to the contrary from both sides of the At­ lantic.i * , * * The nature of the information upon which, this opinion is bated Is not disclosed. The review says: "The period of inactivity in the west is being prolonged. Although the raids now taking place would in the past have been cohsidored Im­ portant engagements, neverthetess, owing to the .fact Ahat they are of minor tactical value, they cannot be' held to be major,operations. "While hostile preparations for an offensive In the west are not slacken­ ing, it is becoming more evident that the enemy will launch this offensive only if compelled to do so by the exigencies o f.th e general strategic situation. • *‘ * • "While fresh German divisions arc reported as arriving in the west it is important to note that the density of enemy forces has nearly reached a point beyond which it will be im­ practicable to go, for should any large additional ‘ body of men be massed, the chances are that tho congestion of the Jines of communi­ cation will become so great as to make it impossible to maintain tho flexibility of maneuver, which Is so essential. “Our forces in France havo been constantly in action.. *"Our troops are now in the trench­ es at tiv.e different points. “ This week we undertook our first assault against German posi­ tions unassisted by any allied, con­ tingent. •‘At dawn on March II alter a preliminary bombardment lasting lliree-quarterH of nn hour we drove n highly successful raid against a German tregch segment. _.Lur men pcnctrnted the German line to' a depth of 300 yards. The enemy was driven off after a band tu hand tight whereupon our -contingent returned to ,uir line*. “ At thr«*«* plate*, in Lorraine American troops, acting in co-opera­ tion with small French detachments, raided two trenches. These opera­ tions wer? carried out simultaneously ing agents made I heir ‘cost too high each on a frontago • of some 600 far prniMlral purposes. Tin? expertyards.’ After' u prolonged bopi- iuenls. however, nrt* being continued, lurdmenl th e , attacking units were nnd II Is Imped tlinl la the future a aide to reach tiictr objectives. Few brlqm t call he iiiuliwLirtuivd (lint will of the enemy were fonnd in the first be eail-factory from an economic ^ Hue trenches anti the attackers swept standpoint. . forward info the German second line. History of the Louvre. Ltir n in rcmaintAl for nearly on l The. Irfiuvrc ?vai. prlglmill)- a royal hour ,in the ticjman position* and rdf residence. Najmleon. turned It Into if tired oftv,*. infflcHmf-. much damage, Ipuscmii and t^-jMisltefi in |t tHu finest' and keeping cotlsjtleriblt; quantity collisio n of .paintings, sintues rind art of material. * \ . ; treasures know’ii In thi; world. Many* “ There lias .been a decided in­ of those brought, from Italy Iptvo been crease. In s n ip in g owing to more,fa- restored to their rightful possessors. Tho magnificent hifildliig* of the new vorabU* ‘weather conditions.----I.etn ijj began hy Napoleon 1 mijl coni* , "We kept.up a vigorous bombard­ pleleiT pyN apoleon 11L weru Inaugu­ ment on tlu* rear arras opposite our rated la lSGT." Tniil s'ertdri— Lur men occupied trenches several times. -During the Cupid Makes Early Call. 1 pasl'tvcck Sdc. Baker has bad inter­ An American professor )vho has views with the leading authorities spent his lift* Investigating and has and Is about to undertake a careful collected tho evidence of 1,703 young inspection of our schools, training people, declares that both sexes start areas, rest camps, as well as those being wounded by Cupid's darts nt tho sectors of the front where our force* age of three and that a woman's lovo reaches mnturity*it twenty-two und a arc in action. • mnn's ut twenty-four. "Ln the western front from the Nortli Sea to the Aisne there was Neatly Put.________ __ much ’hard fighting. The Germans’ _________ We are told that. Tout Hood liked carried out a -number of air'raids best to work In a serious vein, on such against London and I'arls. . Allied poems ns 'The Bridge of Sighs," As aviators raided German industrial he put It himself: “It's only for my centers of the Rhine region. livelihood that Pin n lively Hood."— "In the Italian theater, the ’ar­ Boston Transcript. rival of more hostile units, and tho Us« of Acetylene In France. concentration of material coming from Germany is noted In ' tho area Tho streets In more than 2G0 towns cast and west* of tho lake oT Garda In Franco‘and tho t>ortlons of* Algeria whjch Would, point to hostile opera­ that It'governs nro lighted exclusive­ * tions between Verona and Broscia as ly with acctyltno. their objective. Gone Forever., "In the cast tho chief feature of In the meantime, what has hccomo the week culminated in the capture of the old fashioned man who gave of Udcssa. Odessa, no doubt, Wfil lie away nil the pennies be received to of economic importance tp the cn-, children? , ■ I erny. In' the east fighting continues'. GtTman infantry *hss arrived at Abo nnd the arrival of important add! tlonal forces on the.Aland islands is M EA TLESS reported. "fn Palestine th e ' British have WHEAJLESS pushed their lines* 18 miles'north of Jerusalem." IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN Do.Your Work.Property. Make up your*mind that you wilt do what you have to do the very best you know |iuw. There I* very littlo work Mint ,J* really illllleull. Bill all good work js piiltMukliig. If you put your whnli|-»Miiil Into >•*ur work, you will learn iq enjoy It. npil you will ' F. A^/ W. ‘ hriiwti and hi* g'^wt, heritmu const mil ly- better* and mom ' V D?* K. \V. ilroilM leji vesti r d i y in Worth, while/* ' Mr. and 'Mrs. T. J. Price 'who have been spending the winter in Def.and arrive tonuirro v to he thr guests of Mr. nnd Mr* G. F. Smith before retTirnlnj; tus>ihcir home, in Kentucky. Dr. ItroUso's car for n trip d o w n '■the E ast Coast. Jlinntr-I’tirttt •— Mr. ftiiii Mr*. Frank Baker* of Miami were' litre. Saturday, the ghosts- of the. Nnnford ' Board' of Trade and of Mr. and Kirs. E. T. Velvet-Making. Velvet wns develojMsl nnd originated . from fur In. 'Chinn. Thence velvetnuiklng wns introduced into India, and tn the fourteenth century tain Imly, When? th.qt sort of fabric especially,*;, npprnled, and where the nrt of velvet- / making readied Its height. * • ----------- ---------------— r? The Kiddie Koop C o m 1)i n a t i o n C rib • Plify Pen and Bassinet Most Complete Article ever invented To r a baby. In Use Every, Minute of Babyhood. No more tired Mothers Healthy Happy Babies . « Model A' Standard W hite enamel frame, nan-rust wire screen, rubber-tired wheels, convertible wheel attachm ent, so arranged th at you can make ther wheels swivel or stationery, as you desire. It is 26 inches wide, 42 inches long and 30 inches high and weighs 35 pounds. A dainty bassinet, a. portable* play pen and the nicest sort of n crib? Complete with springs; sanitary floss mattress nnd mosquito net cover - - - - $ 17.00 Model A Large $19100 Drop Side 8 5 S ‘-y $1 SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY * ! J. D / b A V I S O N , Manager ’ m * * * . . '* ' i ■. • i •* , . $ ■*i _*- •", * * * *c * - - . ' • . • ,/ mriiitrfr 4 �seat KKKllluese No Disappointment Awaits You Here rascNNsaselllljesellNKKK Sanford’s Greatest Sale • „ t of Certain Satisfaction Every Article Quoted •• Rings With True Economy • _____ _ Hundreds of other values just re This Great Sale wfll last 10 Days, and offers many unusual oppor­ tunities to Save Money ceived for this sale are not advertised here ‘ TEN BIG DAYS OF BARGAINS Never in the History of Merchandising, and Especially at this Critical Moment, when Goods of Every Class, are Advancing Daily, has a Merchant so Sacrificed his Stock You are Now; Confronted with the Opportunity to Supply Your Immediate Needs in all Lines, at a Most Opportune Time, just when You Need the Goods at Less than Today’s Market Prices. • : : : : : : Men’s Fine Dress Shoes, Lace & Button, $3.50 Values $2.48 Children’s Shoes $1.24 & up —- New Styles Just Arrived. Our Entire Stock of High & Low Shoes will be on sale. 6 .0 0 * “ “ “ “ f; “ Entire Lot of Men’s and Boys’: New Style Straw Hats, all the New Shapes, Going in this Sale at Great Reductions. Genuine Palm Beach and Cool Cloth S u i t s for M e n , $10.00 V a l u e s . . . . , hite and Fancy Voil, Organdie Lawn and Satin Waists, Big Assortment $7.00 and $8.00 Shoes in Tan and Black Ririex and Leather Soles 6.50 “ «■ “ •“ B ig S h ip m e n t J u s t R e c e iv e d o f Big Assortment o f Fancy Dress Ginghams, Fancy Colors, r 25c and 30c Values Fancy and White Voils, Organdies, Batiste, Skirting, Nainsook, * Lawn and Dimities, all New Spring Patterns Going in this Sale at Less than Todays Market Prices. W h ite a n d C o lo red W a s1 Good Patterns, New Styles All Sizes Will go in this Sale at No Goods Held in Reserve, Every Article will be on Sale, Marked in Plain Figures Boston and Paris Garters 1 0 / » 25c Value . . . . lilC Barker Brand Collars 20c Values . 15c or two for Kant-Krack Rubber Collars O r tn 25c Values . . ; . . ^UC Men’s Wash Ties . . . . . . 4c m Big Assortment of Men’s Soft \ „ Collars . . .. . . 4C Men’s Light Weight Work Pants, Good Values . Big ;Bargains in <M. n C Men’s Dress Pants *P i C Blue Chambry, Fast Colors, Work' Shirts . . Job Lot of Men’s Shirts with and wihthout Collars . - . . Big - Assortment of Men’s Dress Shirts, Good Quality Men’s and Boy’s Straw Sun Hats . . n . .' . Men’s Stiff Straw, Hats Umbrellas • . Dress . A An 44C . • 98c Large Size Fibre Suit <£ T 1 A Cases . . .. . Rubber Bottom Tennis Shoes HQ.n$1.00 Value . . ,. . IO V Closing Out Absolutely Below Cost Our Entire Line of Men’s, Women’s arid Children’s ( £ 0 0 /1 n r » Rain Coats . . UO Big Line of Teddjes, Gowns, Corset Covers, Underskirts and P^nts Going in this Sale Below Factory Cost. • :‘, • . 1 • Closing Out Below Cost all Wool Piece Goods, Outings, Suitings and Flannels • J. C. C: & W. B. Corsets, all Styles Take Advantage Of This Big Sacrifice Sale And Do Your Easter Shopping Early m m m �AS f r5f*f^V * p a g e s ix THE SANTORO HERALD r v1 March 1», 2H8 ■ i-^- lo o o o o ao ao o o ao o o o o o D O o o o o o o Q p o o o o ao o o o o aD o o o o a benefit Sanfor'd and doing It; be­ plug roughly and only temporarily tween talking about it and clolng lt.< tho bleeding gash.; What if thoaupThe trouble with too many 'civic ply of emergency dressings hatf given out before reaching me? * . • • _______ . . . co meetings is that nothing substantial "If all tho Red Cross worker* who comes of tjlem. Too often/fnen get could-Jundle surgical dressings ..could -— BUDGET—OF- OPINION-" JUST- BETWEEN— tip-amMhlk-snd talk,-then somebody else dues the same, and as a wind-up realise even to half tho extent, tho YOU AND ME." 1 • somebody else finishes ..'with'"more importance, the vital importance of their jvork, there would be three talk. Too frequently community clubs women to each job where there is and chambers gf commcrco are a sort only one now.” of safety valve—men go to hear Seminole’s Roll of Honor A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. themselyes talk or to hear some­ body else talk. MHE’LL. PRENT ’E M " — SO SAYS 8AUNTERER. Navy They all dodgo ACTION, lo a o o o o o o a d d o o i m m i □ aaaoooooaoa a o a o o a oaaaoa Karl Schultz, Sherman Routh, , There are lots of things in Sanford 1 Potatoes and egg# have fallen in the Child Welfare Department of thnt need action this spring. The Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned pries to auch an extent that they do the Woman’s Committee of the war*Cannot camouflage community Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roumillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ Council of National. Deft ms. This essentials. ‘ Herculean duty on meatless days. cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. * # • • is certainly a laudable object. Ex­ And community essentials do not Lawton, James Purvis, Willinm Hart pert care of our infanta and tots up T Knowing whtth to stop the con­ necessarily mean commercial., easen- ley, Wallace Lipford,.W, C, Tomplo versation is one of the high lights of to five years of age .will save the tials. The weakness of the average Forrest Gatchol, Ed. Cameron, food horse sense. Knowing when to lives of 100,000, it is said, the estim­ business man 1s that he thinks and ate being bajjed on statistics of those Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert .atop, writing is also a sign of dis­ talks in terms of dollars and cents. who dio. at that age annually. By Talking In terms of community ben­ Deabe, Tonny Deane, F. F. Roper. cretion. * • . ; doing this in war time we won’t be efits once in a while will be good fof „ t ' , • I f ’ . -Army 1 burning both ends of' the candle; a change. John Murrell, Kenneth ’Murrell, X ‘'Vienna” bread and rolls, like we'll necessarily loije some .then on • • • Leslie Iiili, Seth Woodruff, Stanley sauer kraut, probably will stick de­ the battlefields of Europe, but can Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe spite their foreign origin. .Lots of save more than'tho number of dead * Are you co-operating with the Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce Anaweet folks -in Seminole1 can make food administration because you we may lose there by adequate care dersoq, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, JC«od with the kraut. lof the young here. Sanford should have to or. because you want to? George McLaughlin, Harold- WashDo you call yourself a1loyal Amer- -hurn, Albert Fry, James Estrldge, go in on this proposition. All that X Curtailment of flour sales may is asked is that all children he given ican citizen,'anxious for the- speedy..Ceor'gB Huff, Tho'mM Sulflvah, w! y e t make all of us take1to eating the best possible care—better care triumph of the American cause, the A. I'attishall, Mq'ado Fox, Ingram hay. Some of us used to do it in than ever given heretofore. .It success of its brave soldiers abroad Gucrry, Henry. Byrd, Osborne Wil­ peace times and pay ]& cents a doesn't cost more and will save lt)0,- and wcl. fare of its fine people qt liams, Vail Lovell, tynrtin Temple, package for the privilege. ( home, and. yet dare to hold hack and Robert Robinson, Arthur Dlcklns, 000 lives. • ,« • whine' and quibble and say you John Lee, J. AS. tafford, Andrew Men who rob the government in \ It seems that our transportation can’t or you don’t- want to,, or you Aulin,' John Cater Lawton, Alfred ordinary times are had enoughscoun- problems will soon' be solved and must first know the reason why, M. Beck, Herbert.Fuller, Joe Le.wis, * drela, but in war times their acts that the spring crops would g e t'to when you arc called upon to conform Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. approach treachery and they should markets in better time thus giving to requirements. F. Coates, Ernest Gormley, Walter he given terms in the federal peni­ the growers some margin for the Are you only, wilting to follow or­ Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Snm tentiary. many losses suffered by theslow ders as lopg as it suits your conveni­ Pevehouse, Harry Carlson, C. E. • •• movement of trains all during the ence, your pocket book and yuor Hunter, Wilson Miller, Ilarrold Long T -Women are different than they winter. Unless we .can move our individual views, or 'are you mnn James Weaver Norman Baker, Er­ used to be. Abe Martin says that pcriahohle crops from the Sanford' enough and American enough to say: nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. forty years ago a womanwouldn’t section 'there is no use in .raising That which is the best for my coun­ Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, * eh mb in a buggy ifanybody was them and while our growers are pa­ try is best for me. I will follow the Lowtio Oglesby, Denslcr Stafford, T. looking. Nowadays lots of women triotic they cannot sec anything but call of-my trade; serve as It is de­ O. Gillis, Willie O. Goolsby, Harrold won't climb into an auto if nobody ruin in again raising the crops of manded of me; do what is required; Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert pprishablcs without some guarantee stand fast for the good of the whole Merriweth6r, Robert Routh, Staf­ is looking. • *• that they will be moved. regardless of my apparent interests ford LeFils, Grover LoFils, Paul « » ft • I My country and its needs first, my Dooley, E'. L. Mott, Frank campX This is Children's Year. We are to aave the lives of 200,000 children 1 There is a well known difference business and its advantages last. bell, William Hartley,' Floyd Wash­ under five years of age, according to between planning to do something to Come what may I will not falter or burn, Oscar DuBosc, * Edwin L. fail in this hour of trial." Dinkio. Sam J. Pickens, Harry H. NowOn your answer to such questions as these will depend your status in mnrr, Bryan Wulkpr, Andrew J, thin country now, in the time of King, Charles Priestcr,. Robt. 0. action, when each man’s help is Weeks, Walfred Pierson, Vnnder needed, and later, in the time of Perritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. judgment, when each mun’A record Is Griggs, Hurry Miles, Duncan Mit­ chell, Drawdy Matthcrs, Lewis Col­ reviewed. lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, In God's name stand up and don't William B. Lynch, James H. Lee. J. lie a skulker. C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy Mnaon,.Dr. T. A. NenfGeorge Hyman * The war is coming home to us John E Hawkins every day and when our own boys Fred Ballard get "over there," and getting over Cal Robert Willie there come back wounded or do not Joe Zapf come back nt all we will settle down Ralph Geiger to the stern facts and realities of war Harry Geiger and give up the frivolous things of Fred Ballard this life. 1 really think it is'sarriRobert Hill' ligious to carry on now just like we Eddie Potter ' did befurc the war. .It is .true that Rqymoqd McDonald w e should keep up our spirits and Curl McDonald •* cheer up us much as possible but ClaYonrc Temple i we should not try to get the pleas, Joe Guerry. iir.-s that we formerly did and those W c urge our subscribers to consult William Shepard u hti want such pleasures should be Carl Tu'kaeh fr.owned upon by the sober minded the Telephone,D irectory whenever .a call Victor M. Greene people of the community. There in Firit Lieqt. Gro. G. Herring plenty of real work to do here-in i s to be made. W hen you trust to your Second L ieut.. Ralph Wight. winning the war and frolfrs rhntild Clnrtpco Mahoney, Horner Wynne, atop. This is the time to settle m emory, your arc apt to transpose the fig-V.’iiltrr Mason, John Peznld, Paul down l« real busim-vs of winning '.lie IVznld, Edmond Stowe. Frank L os­ war mol llu* person who stil' th.nks ures in a telephone number; when you’ ing, ArthurLossing. of hi^ ph-usure should be placed in u lrus’t to an old card or letterhead, you are *it'egor..' 1r> hit’,self and lift vV. i !’" Berkeley lU:t<km:in Worthington Black man alone tty ilit- docent people of the Wallace Crosby apt; to call a number that has been changed. community. When our homes nre Henry J,ce jlurkem-d U5l deulli we will have but little njmpajrhy for tho roisterer and ■Alvin Kendal! Brittain John-on the fellow who wants tn enjoy him­ And when you. do call “ wrong. Joseph Wynn self r.s fonrtrly and now is the time ft— to place tin* soil pedal ou ‘those oc* num ber,’ you cause inconvenience and t unions before the news comes luitne. WAYS OF KEEPING-YOUTHFUL CURBSTONE GLEANINGS J EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT s 1 *' • • • * ** * 'd r i. UU4* Alw ays Be Sure of the Number delay for yourself and for. the party whom . you call’* in 4error. Make it .'4a. practice, to« • * * ’ • consult the Directory* first. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH COMPANY , • wonltT^pevor agnln support Eifn for congrosy. Meeting Ihla constituent on tbs court gi^en Mr. Cliy s*ld to him : "I am sorry yop will not again support mo for congress because of a voto I'gave o n -a -cwtaln-measure. . Wbcuv.jQur rlflo m|sses fire do you throw it nw nyr • “No," replied tho constituent. "I do not throw It away." “What do you do with I t r asked Mr. Clay. “Why. I pick my flint and try It ngarln," re­ plied th# constituent. "Well," antd Ms. Clay, "are you going to throw mo away because I have missed Arc once? Won’t you lot mo pl6k my flint and try agnln? Won't you treat me as you do your rlflo .when it misses fire?" This ready reply satisfied the con­ stituent and completely won him over, and be was over after ono of Clay’s most faithful supporters In his candi­ dacy for congress. HENRY McLAULIN . JEWELER — — -MYr SPECIALTIES:— — PICKARD’S UAND-PAINTEI) CUINa GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES C. H. DIN GEE P lu m b in g and G a s F ittin g s ATHLETICS AT CAMP DEVENS All Work Receives M j Persons Vary Few Dulk Moments After Day's Attention And Best Efforts ‘ Work Is Done, 8sye Serflt Opposite City Hall Telephoa* No 21 Francis OulmeL 8orgt. Francis Oulmet, former na­ ; w e e e e e e e e e o e e e e e e H e e H tional amateur'and open golf cham­ pion, writes from Camp Devens at Ayer, Mass* thnt lie la having lots of fun. n o says that thcro nro fqw dull moments left after the day’s work Is done, os athletics arc very popular. One Inch Cards Will Be Pabllshed Us. "When America gathers her men*to­ der This Heading At Tho Rate Of |7^<) gether for a great drive agnlnst tho Per Year. Germans, sho will have the finest cob ‘lection any nntlon could boast of," Is JOS. REIZENSTEIN Oulmet’s opinion. 1, , BUSINESS CARDS * INSTRUCTOR Violin,'Clarinet, Band and Orches* * ' Kaiser Changes Hie Name. tra Instruments. New -Haven, Conn.—"la Mr. Kaiser. Oaly Limited Number af Psytla" Warned In?” queried a business acquaintance *10 OAK AVE. He/:. J. M. Gattafkrr ILind Mutn of the traveling manager of a chain of stores, ss he entered the local branch hero recently. "Sh I” warned the local manager. OSTEOPATHIC "No such party here.” P H Y S I C I A\ N ‘Then he confidentially Informed the FIRST NATIONAL BANK [BUILDING ’' visitor that Mr. Kaiser was there, but for business and patriotic reasons he T e lie p h o n e had changed his name to Kingdom Dr. D C. WARD E. T. BOUQUETT ]■ l k « . C l r t i l l C a a r l H a t c n l k Judicial Clrt a l l , H a w la a la t ' a a a l y , f l a t I da. *n C k a a - t*rr II. R. Lock* at. C ita tio n Kthal M. Lock*. > To Kthrl M. Lurk, at Arkport, N»w York: _ Slat* ol BftlCK WORK & PLASTERING SPECIAL ATTTENTION GIVEN TO ALL REPAIR WORK ESTIMATES FURNISHED 111 ELM AVE. HANPOUt), rUJHIDA It appaarlni (rent an affidavit A»<1 In tha abova rauaa that you art a non-rvtldanl ol VIIOMAH EMMET W tb* atata ol Merida, and a rvaldtnl ol ArkE. PERGUSON IIOUaiiOLOII port In tha atata of N»w York, and that tharo la no paraon In tha atata of Morlda, tha aarvlra of a tubpoana upon whom would bind you, and that you art orrt tha a|a of & twanty-ona yaara, Tharafora, you ara harahy raqulrad tn ap­ LAWYERS pear In tha abova alylad rourt and maaa an.war to tha bill o! complaint Alad ayalnat Sanford, Florida you by II. It. I^Ktka In tha abova tlylad rdu.o at tha Court llou..* In Sanlord, Mor* Ida, on Moidty, th<- tith day of Slay, 1911*. Witnrt. my hand at dark of tha abova ■tylad rourt, and tha aaal af .aid rourt on thir tha 1llh day ol March, l»l*. i av ail E. A. D I. L M i t . A 8 S , Clark ol tha Circuit Court. Sovrnlh Judi­ ATTORNEY akd COUNSELLOR *i LAW cial Circuit, Hamlnola County, Via. Practice tn Stale and Krdrrnl Courli Groraa A. DtColtra, follrltor and o| Counaal for Complainant? fifi- T u ia - S tc (ismer-Wonitruff Bldg Sanford FIs Wilson Hoosbolder ..GEO. A. DEC0TTES.. RED CROSS M E E T I N G SCHELLE HAINES The Third Friday of every month will bo-a business meetinR of the Red Cross, a t Woman’s Club on Oak Avenue, nt 2:30 p. m. . L.A W y E II SUIT ». COURT IIOL'SB 1 Phones 1*3, 333- w Screen Doors Opal Screen Wire Cloth i‘ - Arew Shipment Just Rercimi pvt ut jutui (vnm |^ 'it *fi a l 'iund* of |nfrf1 gtr*n UJm Ui fi e ulf fff a i la; 15) t f g * g tv w ti i V a.VJ W wnJ i* kttp them M HILL LUMBER C(L . . . . . ................ * We.eartnot think too much of the Red Cross and W van nut do too much for- the Red dross and all of us cun do more end nil of us should do more than ».v are doing for this great organization. Read what oth­ ers think of this great organization and the wurk it is' doing on the battle lines, Harold R. I’eat, the young Cana­ dian who wrote the stirring war aiury_lTrivale—Pcat." _in. an_ s j tide on war conditions asks the question, "Why do the wounded not die? Wc do not die because we have such in­ finite faith.and hflpo and trust. • Wo do not die because we arc firmly con­ vinced of the. infallibility of the Red Cross." "I lay on the battle field after 1 was wounded (or fifty-two hours, without dressing. without water and without food. Nothing was with'mo but God and hope. I knew that if they found me I would not die.” "One side was totally paralyzed as a result of the explosive bullet which iiit me. For long T suffered torture with the weight of my knspsack preuing into' the gaping hole below my right lung through which the bullet had exploded.* At last I chewed through the strap of it, and at length too, I was able with my lpft hand, feeble' though'ts m ove­ ments were,' (o loosen the string, of an emergency dreasing- with which every soldier's tunic Is equipped ina concealed pocket.. I was able‘ to /1 Mart Who la Determined Not to Orow Old Really Haa Only .to "Mako • an E f f o r t ^ *1.. , t « MM' * I-ace It In m r changing hair, I ueo tt In my gi-uKlng heir. My growing t h l n t for early r.atvg. It li a fact, I am growing old. Ami no growing old Is Just n enso of ! finding whnt otto’s looking for, observes tilt* Minneapolis Journnl. A imin de­ cides that the Unto has como fo r him to ho old, and so Instead of bruclng up, ignoring the s ymptoms nnd finding some other explanation for tfto chimgr; In tho color of his hair, ho neglects h l r dress, walks with n stoop, uses a.cnne,; stops taking exercise, eats too much. Indulges In reminiscences, re tire s from; business, nnd In' general ncqujres tho foolish habit of growing old. ! l i e should remember thnt It Is posst-j bio to keep n youthful spirit, nn active mind, Interest In current events nnd a purpose to serve his fellows, nnd that he who docs these things will always*, bo young. r Tito fact th a t women generally do* ettno to contract the old-age habit apd> thnt sotue men linve also resisted tho temptation to fnll Into It would seem to Indicate thnt If those who do yield to It would ooly take the advice gf Pojnbey to hts wife, nnd “m ake nn ef­ fort," they would learn how foolish and how unnecessary I t Is tg grow old. an Hsnry Clay's Dlplomscy. The; following la an Instnnco of nonry Clny’s readiness In getting out, of a difficult situation. On one occa­ sion a vote he had’ given In congress atfcnded*bno of his constituents who unbralded him for It and declared_ho _ . ( " J IG U T fixation U r - r r y tk in f , Not fa r aw ay m ay b« tk a f iib l K plat «• w lw r, jrouf w ink will bring th a r r . u l t . you » « l . It < * * w orth whrla to IntrM ig ala tl>a m any larg a tra c t, of good farm land a t progtaaarva cntn m um lta, a lo q g -----------------— — — ---------- The Florida East Coast Railway I F t a g lt r S y tla a O who, lliro u ak it, tubaLliary c o m p a n in —rb a M odal L and Co., I V rtna G ran t L an d Co., L h u lu o ta C o - atwl O k av ck v b aa C o.—o w n , and h a , for la l/a u ira b li a t m iur both farm ing an d tru ck growing. 1 F rra, illu p u atrd b rtratu ra o n rra u ra l. Y o u r d u ra tio n , will ba prom ptly a n iw rrtd . J. E. INGRAHAM, Vlce-Presldant JA S . D . INGRAHAM. S a ia a A,a n t F L O R ID A E A S T C O A S T R A IL W A Y C O M P A N Y R a a ra II* C ity B a iU la g ) 3 L A u g u a lia a . F lo rid a I$ D• MERCHANT . CTAILOR.. CLEANER, B RDYEROAND REPAIRER CK Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gnsolnic Drv Cleaning. Altera* lions of All Kinds qn Short Notice Join Oitr Gentlemen's* Vafct Club. $2.00 Per. Monlh. . S U I T S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D * . CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVL ' PB D N E 17* j .iH .v- V .r Does Your Farm in Florida ray Pay ? tW �'S oya Drowned, Cat Escaped. h o m e d r e s s m a k in g Sasv JP 'frPraefiea! ffome DressAaKing A r s o n s .. prepared Specially for This Newspaper By Piotorial Review pa tter n s Sasu s-Pri Jbme DressAaKing . J&sons Prepared Specially for This Newspaper * By Pictorial Review Junior Frock of Blue Poplin. Becoming Dress for Well Developed Figures. ’ . as notched. Center-front indicated by largo "O" perforations. Plait lowor edge of front placing *4T ,‘ on corresponding small •'o" perforation* and tack. Gather lower edgo of back * between “T" perforations. Face collar and sow to neck edge. Closo scams of slceVo and cuff at notched. Fnco cuff and sc* to lowoi edgo of sleovo with notches and teams even. Sow sleovo In armhole % * . 1i twsunsas^^CS Next,'Adjust tho Tcstee on under*, body front matching single and double small "qo," perforations; lea re vesleo freo belowt^douhlo "oq'* perfor* atlon. Large •'(yv-^ierforatltmi In*, dlcate cantor-front. Sow ^collar to neck edge of underbody back and to restco with notches and center-backs, even. Face tho dollar and sow to neck edge, notches and center-backs pven. Then, gather tho slcevo at the lower edge between “T"*perforations; a m e n a«a Teas ■ '— 1 ( i4--------: __ l% m / - (4 jo j * N* |.M fttRICM „ • BnJ p C-*t - / ILsW.wrJ « Ft nut women In scorch of a styllih coif u me are advised to accept this model (n blue cashmere, irlfh three piece skirt and surjiflce-closlrip uimf. Mtjre and moro attention Is being paid to tho needs of tho well-devel­ oped figures, nnd It Is well because women who ore not nlcndor tike to' appear smart as well as those who nr- nnd It Is always difficult to llnd frocks that nre stylish and becom­ ing, at the same time. Here, how­ ever, Is pictured nn effective cos■lumo lb dark bluo sorgo. Tho sleovoless.waist with open fronf closes In surplice style and fastens to on un­ derbody Into whoso armholes tho sleeves are s o t Tho three-piece Is plaited.at tho sides and gathered at the buck. Th medium sleo tho cos­ tume requires 3 % ‘yards Cl inch ma­ terial, with % yard 30-Inch . lining for underbody. Hccauso of tho open neck, tho. underbody must bo faced from neck edge to 2 Inches beloW small "o” perforations Indicating V-shaped neck Face around nrmholo edges of front nnd back alyiui -3 Inches deep n«*o iindornrhi nnd'shoulder seanla ns notched. T urn hem at .front edgo nt notches. ’ Canter-front Indicated by largo vd" 'perforations. Plait lower edgo placing ,,T*' on corres­ ponding small *'o" perforations and. tack. Adjust n 1 *4 Inch *tay to'post-* tlnn underneath underbody nt lower edge sow cuR D to gathered edgo as notched and close scam.-Closo seam of turnover ns notched, faco and sow to cuff, notches nnd scams oven. Sow sleeve In armhole 'o f undorbody as notched with small "a" perforation nt shoulder scain easing in any ful­ ness between notches Hold the slcevo toward you when basting It In armhole. s After llnlshlng th e sleeve, arrange outer wdlst on undcrlxidy with cen­ ter-fronts. center backs and under,n rm scams even, stitch gathers to position, lower edges oven; bring tho gathers In right sldp of outer waist to the Indicating single small *'o" perforation al upper .edge ol front gore, nnd finish i he left side with a tape drawing tho gathers to Iho re­ quired sire. To make the skirl nhd pocket lap, join gores us notched leaving loft side edges free above lower large "O" perforation In front gore and finish for a placket Form plaits at sides, creasing nn lines of slot perfnnrtlons, bring folded edges to cor­ responding lines of small "o" per­ forations; stitch* a lo n g 'th o folded edges of plaits to any desired depth and press. Gather upper edgo of bnck goro bokwton "T", perforations. T urn front edgo of right.front goro under on small "o" perforations; lap right front goro on left with centerfronts even (large “O" perforations Indicate center-front) stitch I Inch from fnidn! edge Adjust to posi­ tion stitching upper edge of skirt ovor upper row of gathers In waist, center-fronts nnd center-backs even. Adjust pocket lap to position on front goro stitching upper edgo of lap along double small “oo" perforations, Tho pocket may bo omitted, If de­ sired. Pictorial R otIow Costume No. 7442. Sizes. 34 to 48 Inches bust. 2'j cents * : •K ina 7 *1 pfctorUi Reviovr Junior Dross No. 74 84. ■eonts. filzos. 13 lo 17' roars Prlro. Sff' s --- V------it ■ " 6f**Tur*-5*c V*. y» front. Afrango on foundation with center-fronts, center-backs, and un­ derarm, scams even; bring lowor row of gathers over line of Small ‘‘o'* perforations In foundation, and stitch gathers lo position; leave right front freo fupward of center-front, draw fjaikoriT to required site and finish with a stay. Lap rlitbt front on loft, with center-fronts oven and close at left sldo. ■ Faco the collnr, sew to neck edge tew tiiam o-tocI d 1 chos; stitch along ihrso ■notched edges forming a bog. Turn the edges . ol front under on slot perforations, lap on .sldo-front with notches and edges underneath oven; stitch down ibo front folded etlgo ft Inch from folded edge and stitch tho extension back at pdeket along the folded edge. Close under arm and shoulder, scums as notched. .Turn hem at front odga •''<on linn of small "cf* perforations and stitch 1>,6 Inch front folded edgo. Largo "0" perforations Indicate cen­ ter-front. • Lap right front on left, center fronts even and finish for dosing. * Faco tho collar and sow to neck edgo, notches nnd center-backs even. ' Then, tako tho slcevo and sew lap underneath slashed edgo as notched; CmniacncManfic 7-1G-i rids s u m IWtttT M 1aa «U J as notched with center-fronts end contcr-bscki evon (largo fO” per­ forations In collar Indicate centerjutur front, smnli "o’’ perforation, center7544 back); roll on small "o'* perfora­ 7401 tions. Lap rlgbt sldo of collar on * left to double- small "o” pcrforstlonsnd finish f or closing. - • To m^ke the sleeve, close seams os1 notched e a s i n g any fulness boRussian Mouse suit featuring the . tween notches st elbow; Icavo exten­ side-closing jacket. The four-piece sions, free Turn extension under on skirt is fn plaited effect.' slot perforations, lap to small "a" "~I — ~ i i perforations; finish for dosing. Tho sldwcloelng blouso Is ono of Turn hem on small "o" perforations. tho most attractive of the new tall- Close of cuff as notched leaving •leur modes. This costtime features ■cam seam freo sbovo small "o" perfora­ It. with a four-ploeo plaited skirt. tion. Faco cuff and sow to sleovo Inserted pockets, a. belt of self-ma­ with seam at single largo ‘‘O'* per­ terial and buttons trim the blouse foration In sleovo and small “o'* per­ *nd the collar comes in two different foration In cuff at Inside seam of styles. Jn medium also tho costumo slieve. Sew In armhole as notched, requires lift yards C4-lnch material. 'with small "o'* perforation at shoul­ Today's .lesson tells of th r proper der seam easing any -fulness rft with tho aid of the guide, to ;* top between seams In rulness may be jonstruct the blouso. First, taka tho shrunk out. Holdor sleeve toward foundation and closo the seams as notched, than.plait tho lowor edgo you when basting It In. •Now; Join th* t pocket- sections, *nd- hem tho front- Then, close tho nnderarm end shoulder seams of the leaving edges haring small "o" .per* docket as notched. Gather along foratlon free. Slosh right front of perfora­ crossline of small “o’* perforations Jacket between small 5*2 S Inch above. .Ydno of. large tions and fclad, then W f pocket to Q perforations Indicates center- opening. • ■ 8Btort*l nevlew Hlouse No. I H t Blsee.,14 to 44 lochee bast Price, cants. Bklrt No. 7401. BJsegi U .to M InehM vraisL - Price, » cant*. Nallco Sf Aspllcalla'ta far Taa Hard l l adar Sr-tlaa ■ of Cbaplar IM I. Law* a t WwaIda S'ctlra 1* harahy [fv*n that Mrs. O I* - - - -• Taylor, -------piirchs*rr V,>7l T, Taif -Cartlflcato No. 1)7. dit-it th* 5th day> ol luty. A. I». tOtk. ha* filad laid rr'llttcata jta In my nRIco, •»*«* baa mad. application fur taa oacil lo In acccrdan,-* with law. Said cart (Scat, • mbrarra th*. lollow|ns dticrlbad Dmparty •Ituatad In Saminolc county. F1orlda> l » w i u . Lot SI, Midway in Sac. Jj, Tp. IS S. It. . at Fail. Tha aald labd balui aaaaaacd a t the data of th* laauanra ol auch rartiSrwto In tho mm* ol IV. Ilrlfs*. Alta: N’utlra l« hcrahy tita n that M n . f>. Taylor. purcha**r of T a i CaatlSratw Nn. 3IS, dated Iho 5th day of July, A. IX ISI5. ha* tiled aald rartlfcatn In m y oftkro. ami hat matt* apptlrallon lot tax dead aw Severs T e s t kii-in In areordanre with law. Said certio­ Perhaps no lest of one's |«>lse nnd rate ambraeea Ihe follo*ir>( daarrtbad -tlual.d In Samloole county. Florida, iimiiunl dexterity Is more dllllqilt for erty to wit: Let 191. Midway In Sec. Tp. IB n man of sedentary und Intcllrctunl. It. SI Fatt. Tb* aald land balnr a t-th e dal* elthe l**uinte of «’irh pursuits tlinii the effort to pick up rate In the nkme ol , llrn. Hradtey. certiftseven or eight newly released waterAlio: N ell,* |a hereby firaw that Mr*. melon seeds from the tnldeclnth with O. I_ Taylor, purcha-er ol T at r'artfBeatw No. nos. dated the 5,h day ol July. A. IX his left Immt without nrnuslng so much, I'* 15, hm f.lrtl said rntlflrafea In in m tnri •PVcg ns n ‘passing suspicion In Ids wife’s • nil hi* mad* ■ppllcatl.io for t o \ i m i l l« laaur *In atrordanrv *llh law. Said ctrllBbreast Hint Ihey’ro there at nil.—Ohio raie rml>nrfa ( h t d o llo v l n f ifiurrlHcif prop­ erly • Ituatrd In aH«mlnol<» fount?, Florida, Kioto Journal. lo-wlis IA il 90 Mi,Jay. .S#r. 52, T f* I t 3L. It. Y.n t . Sold land brine taba> w l a t \ Ihe iliio ii( Iho itiuinr# of «ucb r f t l if lr t lr Endurance of Reindeers. In l b Ham.* of I b u b n While. Abo: Nntlro h hereby liven ihui Mre, The reindeer Is snltl to . bo nbld' to Ttylor, .purcha-er of To* f'eitlAcalo endure more fatigue than any oilier No. I..152, doled (hr **.ili day of Jvty* A. D. draft nnlmnl except the camel. 1915, hat Med r«fd rcrtlflctle In my ofl&ne, and hi* mode >B.;pp1ifOilon for to* deed in It bus been known pull Ifdt) pounds U*ue tn lccordanct' nlih l»w. Sold rortill* rule emhfacrs (he fidluolnc dncrllwd prop10 miles tin hour fur 12 hours. r ty situatrsf In Seminal* county. V1o?Hla9 lo e l l ’ f.nt ..1, Wll’. lim f'la»k** Hbh- iMv. l ot 21, It’k. 12. Tier 15. I(ohln«on‘s S u n r y til Sanfurd. The toil! Iitid hrinf^ Ukaeoaocf «t th** dal" of the htyaitfr of purh / H i l l * cole in the n on e ol IV. J. Mrllriile. life let ■ mrii cefflficolc* tholf lie fi*t!rc'0ar«l acmrilifif to law ta i deed* will U*ue theiewn NOTMT. •Hi Ih~ ;if.l .1. , of March. A. I». 1 91 1 • . » * 7464 V>r one^ilfce frock*. This design Is rllcved by a collar of old-Mse chtfon. * IIy V. M. lluuclaM, I). C. a a In Clrrult Cuftfl. Hcvcnlh Judicial Clrrull In anil for Nr nil not r fuunly Flotilla In C'hanrrfy Itrna f.’. Ilowafrl by her husband and n n l Irirnd Wi II# Howard Price, E x c e e d in g ly C h i c B lo u se C o s tu m e . r Meet Trouble. • Illso above smnli things. Tho wom­ a n who lets smnli things worry her will be completely undone Ihe first time she meets with p 'really big prbtv lent. It Is disintegrating i-* your inerttnl nnd nervous condition,, not to men­ tion your phystcnl condition, to worry. You needn't -be resigned to futo nor slip your troubles off ns the old friend duck's bnck throws water. Ilut you can meet?troubles with n will to con­ quer them or adjust them—nnd,' nffer thnt, "they should worry," but not you. —Exchange. R of outc{ waist as notched with small “ d" perforation at shoulder seam casing In any fulness between notch­ es. Ilidd tflo sleovo tppnrd you when basting it In nrmholo. Arrango outer waist on underbody with ccntcr-fronls, center-backs and 74 S 4 u n d erarm scams even; slllch lower A youthful oad pretty frock of blue edges logolhor. 1COAL ADVERTISING * poplin trimmed tell ft machine afffcftTo mako the skirl. Join gores ns ( mj/ An entirety nctr line it taken notched leaving left side scam free e r e b y . K U r n I h M t h e h u a n l of for the adjustment. Wi'.nm mV nlTIMal klj;nolUre ond sea above largo "O" perforation In front I r o u. \nut lyl r e r himt f nhiiw Io iH 'M ill r r r r l v r l i h f i n t . thlo the trill doy ul Krbruarv, A. H. 191B gore; finish for closing. •• Adjust ono | ( M r n r s l f r j u ! a r . m r r i l n j f »n 2ml# (••on r . a . n m rO i.A S S . There Is nothing smarter 'for a pocket section T) on front gore f ft f N f u r rnm|i1r>i<* r e h l i l h f *!r “ n l 1 «< o i i i | n - n f k firtuil Cr'UM Sr*niloot*- Cn., Hum i i h r h r I l i f e i m r U r o f I f ir h n " r h * •" l ‘trrv-1, *12T u ™ . ^ i r Junior frock than poplin—wool or matching corresponding small "o'* 11j. v. M. I fl. I * n o H i e 11 ufat-cio <’ h u f i i n t A fTiMirioU *•* cotton. Tills little frock In dark perforations. Stitch about <(, Inch * If trh h y *i I f i r h a m i t h r fltmt ju ' bI* Lr Idtin Is most effective trimmed-with each sldo of lino of perforation^ and In rtrrnll f'uurt. Hetenlh t'lirulfa Hraifnalt 2 i n c h h> l*J l i i f h I'uuntf. I loll da l l o a n l f r * r r v M ih«* f i g h t t o r e j e c t m y machine stitching In self color. Tho then slash nlong tho Jlne of perfora­ Over*treel Turpentine Company open neck Is finished with a collnr tions; draw pocket through tho an«l a l t bills, K. A i H I l M H a A S S . r i e f k . »«, S. H. Arey, all unknown par(ir« clofni’ with pointed back, the adjustment ex'-, slaxh (to tho luildo of garment) flI*-Tuet-Tlle S . Jj \i ***/« r**y, J lllclii h r I j i l e r e t t u n dt iee r S ,. H. plotting a now tine Tho two piece bn* to and press. Join another pocket ft m n i l M u r p h i ., d ■oea»*’i|> l-avinia A. NOTICK eklrt is gathered nnd attached to (he section matching all edges. il \ itl If e ,. hr re li % ( l .e n Ih.l the t.«ard ‘ U ,k - 'WV. ‘i,. <^">bath, Itobt W. waist In slightly raised effect Thorn ftun' v nef. -Ill feeel.e bid. al W m a n . I* 1 Ilf,mar. . . Tru.tee, Face pocket lap. turn tho pointed I..- ne.t recul.r n.retine ,.n Tue.day. April M II lfr..n«.n. a l p Ml •>.Vh*n1, t b Is a lining, for which *, yard 3G Inch end over on outsldo on largo -O'* All— —ttryanl, lioillrrl. II. Kr-ylrt. 2nd. 19|0, fof nyMInc new floor joUl« Innterlal Is required. For the dress perforations nml tack to position Ad­ anti laying new door in jj on hf Id me over Kf«»n- ilrrra-rit, Martha J. Ilrrrr, Wm, T. 4'.* yards 36-Inch Material are RcirIsiliMirhi r hndee un the On ledo-Chiduid o Nraldll, t'har. J. lirookr, (1. It. just pocket lap on front goro with . Floor fotafa In lie II,-In hy liklii. Hrownllr, Mary I'annlitfltin, J. J. needed. front edge" nlong double small "oo" r»i,ad,. Tlmrnion, Tho, M. Adamr, ft W. 1 louflrif IA |te 2d nr h by Clinch. rieglnnlng tho const ruction with perforations; stitch lo position. Iluinj fr-m t-f the light to reject any* King. tiro. A tta.-bln,tor, I*. Krtlh ||» ,a r il, l.oulr Ta|ilr)'. M l g f l o ' S the tindcrbodv. close thp under arm (*oli man. Jaa. A. Jroklna, Annlo It. Gather skirt l*etween 'TV* perforn- and all ldd« K. A. UOUC.I ASS. n»rh* nml shoulder seaind as notched. Turn (irllTtn. W. Q Emllann, U. It. Lan* . 5 . 1 - T u e » '2 jc . hem In front at notch. I-argo “O" .thins. Turn hem nt lower edge of raalrr, Krata Krnnrdy, W’altrr F. perforations indlcalo center-front. skirt nn small "o" perforations. Bow Noller of Apptlraihin for T n ftr#d llntlrr Kynnrdy. H. I’. Krnnrdy. Sarah K. W. It. ■ MrMilon 5 f»i 4’hnplrr liii,* l.*i■ i «f Flafliiw John, Ion, t.u man Ward, Platt lower edgo of underbody plac­ eklrt to tho lower edge of waist with Notlrr l« hrfe by fflvrti that F*. <#. Chail* Whlltr'or John T. Llrnturh. at al. ing "T" on corresponding small ,fo" center-fronts nnd ccntor-backn Sven; wick, purchaser of l i t OftiUcatR No.. 171, •To all unknown parllrr rlalmlng Inlaraat bring sldo scam lo u n d e ra rm seam ifalPtl thr Olh il*y of July, A. 11.-1*16, hi» unilar. 8. 8. Arry, J. Itirhmond Murphy, perforations nnd tack. and bring the lower front edge of till (I va 1 * 1 rrrlifi.'kt*in my oftlir, anil h*4 drrrarrd, l.arlnla A. Clark, Wm. IL LatwNext, adjust one pocket section A mailr Application for t n lo ifiur In nr- Itrlh, Until. W. V o ,m t f , II. T. Ilomar, aw on right front of outer waist, m atch­ waist lo smnli “o'* perforation at up­ ctiruancr with la v, Said rtrtlfUMr rm* Trualr*. .Nathan >1. Simmon*, M. IL llrtMiing corresponding small "o" perfora­ per edgo of . front cure. . Draw gath­ b r a in tli$ fnllowinc ilrrcrltvH prnperfy fit* aon, Alirr tlri-ant, (Jotlllali IL Kaylrr. dwuiirrf In Fr*tilnolr rnimfy# Flnrlila. (o wit ■ rra.rd, Martha J, Harr,. Wm. T. Sarbllt, tions SMI eh about *(, Inch nbovo and ers In skirt from center-front to loft I*<tic l, IHot k 7, Tl»*f II, Hanfonl- Tfcir^ualil Cha, J. II,ook«, (L l>. ttrownhr. Mary sldo senfn to the Required size snd below the p e rfo ra tio n s. nn<l thon lard hsdng ■itpsietl a1 1 hr- da(r of ihh i*»»i I'rnnlngtnn, J J Thornlon, Tho* VI. Arfwrwa stitch tape underneath. For Ihe finififr H micF rrrlifinilr in thr r »rr r «»l It. W. King, llrn. A. llarklnMu*. I*. Kattb slash between the small “o" perfora­ Hannah llorin I’n l m said cerllfi- air *hftll tin.aril. I.oui, Taptry, ilaggir S. Colaraan tions; ilrnw Iho pocket through tho Ishlng tonrh. lino Iho belt anil adjust t lit* ^**dr#mfd arr«irdlu|f to l»w 1a« d*e*d »»I1 Jaa. A. 'Jrnklna, Annl* E. ItrlfTIn, W. (J to position on dress with center of slash (W tho Inside of garment) U*ui* ttnnon on I hr Pth V of April. A, I*. Em|,nn. It. IL l.anraatrr, Krad- Kanrvady, ^ Wallrr F. Krnnrdy, K, I', Krnr.rdy, Sarah baste nnd p r e s s .. Join another poc­ holt .over tipper edgo of skirt and, 1916, ■WHnnv my ofTIcUl •Ifniliirr and rtat |M« K. Jiihnrton, Luman Ward, W. It. While closo lo tho left of'cenlor-front. Sin­ ket section underneath with edges -A T under John T, tJrnharh or ntharwltw la ihi 5th day of March, A. I>. riJF. gle lnrgo “O" perforation Indicate* (ha following land* iltualril In Samlawla (•rail K. A noUnieAHS. even. centcr-ffont of bolt. • Clrrk Circuit Court Srmlntlr (*o.# Fla. rounly, Mo,Ida: * Closo under-arm njtd shoulder seams Misses’ Costume in Black Satin. A n Tho tables were turned In n trag ic mnnner a t P ort Etliabctb, South Af­ rica, recently when two young boya who attempted to drown a cat—a t tho request of tho animal's owner—-wero themselves (frowned In a small bay about three miles from tho city. Tho cat struggled when the lads tried to hold Its head.under tho waves and be­ fore tho boys realized their danger they wero swept out to sen by tho o u t­ going tide. Tho cat escaped from tho w ater and re lu m e d to Its old home. dn lm n u Under Ik* tsld M iry P u t i r D * . Vauf bn, Horn Pol bill, Carl L. D iV u t b a . ilarrh 8. IHVnusbn, OtU' H. D a V iu b a . Laors K. Miarudor, J in n W. Lilly, 1 W W. Moran,. sIt. Lawi . J. J. Lewtoa, Lawton, A. W iirrht i fi u v Ion and —------— — I.nwton. hi* wife, E. I , O*. wald and ---- ----- Oiwald, hit wit*. U v t A., llorarr,■ M iry Loulee Itornnr, M. *L Flitch,r and _______ _____ id — ------ Klttchtr. W r l _________ n k u d . „ Jai. F. Ilorntr a n d ------— l l o t i r r . Ila wtl*. and Wm. If, Horniy and — ‘----- lloraar. hta wife, ■hiii, oatnr* ahd O n ld c o r w at* wavknown. y You a'ra th,r«fora ordered to apaawr t » • hi* kill on Monday, th* (th day al Jdap, A. It. ISIS, th* aata* b*la( a tula d a y a t thl* court. It (a furtkar ordartd that IM* natlcw kw ublbhad lor twalv* coatacuHva wanks Iw ■■ Sanford Herald, a n«w»pap«r pnblbhad In Samlnol* county. Wltnr** K. A. Douil***, Clark o f said Circuit Court, and tha aaal tharaot tka* I H k day of. January, A, I). ISIS. (**•1) K A. DOUOLAftft, Clark. Itobinaun A Ilrardatt tiolldior* for Complainant. 4f-Xu***- I3tc „ 1* FHOKt a • G cut I turn orer on outsldo on lstge-,’0'* Tho great dressmakers of . tho perforations ami stitch tho free edges to position. Lsp to small "o" per­ vorld are thinking largely In terms if black, this season. Oftep It Is forations and finish for closing. Close of sleovo as notched^ Fncq .cuff lghtoned by other color, though this seam A and to lower edgo of sicevok tolor Is likely to be nothing 'more notches bow bring small "o" perfor* Ively (ban gray or blego or some atlon In even; to scam of slcevo.'. Bow toft blue, os In the case of the cos- sleeve Incuff as notched, with ;ume of blacl^ satin with old blue small Ho“ armhole perforation jri shoulder toiler pictured here. The dr^is seam easing In anr fulness between iloses In front and Is tucked *t tne notches; Hold the sleovo toward roa tides. The fnlneee at the wiliUtne when baiting,U In armholo. a held In with a brood belt of ee.fTo finish tho'costume, slash right noterlol. Medium slse requires ofti front end between the email "o’* rords 34-lnch satin, with ft yard perforations and bind the slasht4 ihUfon for the collar. edgee. Arrange belt around, waist, The preliminary step to tha proper with upper edga of belt at small “o’* jonstruetlon of the dtass 1* to sew perforation, near o*htarhgck; slip Ihe pocket underneath the front (pro,. the,left end through the glash and notching the single and doabla not, fasten. Buttons trim the front of the dress, (boa. fold pocket through center patching the tingle and triple' not, from neck to hem, also the sleeves. flctorls! RgflfR. COstamo No. 7414. -Blxee, 14 to SO7 m Ttloo, SO eents. T„ . tU. ./.v tin- kj Uuirl Maf) HrVmjghn. It»*a I'-’Ihlll. ('•■, I. M«*Vaurhn, Titl» , S I V ku,hn. Oil, II. DaVaufhn. I»ura It. Matruilcr, Jamc* W. 1 Lilly, n o * , W. Marin. A. War- A . 1 tn* l.awu-n a m t ----------- t.*wlon. V ! hi, ».ta'. K. I . trawalit a n i l -------((•■aid, tl* wilv. Mary I.ouImi lli'rnrr. unmarrlrd. i t . K. Urt* char a n d --------- FlrWhrr, har hurt.and. Jaa. F. Hnrnar and ■■ Itnrnrr, hta wlfa, Wm. H. Iliunrr a n d -------- lloinar, hta wH,. ami Ih* unkr.nwn hair* ol klary Portar l>rVauihn Ilora I'olhlll, Carl , lUYauyhn, Mrrrh- K,—l» a----- - * , ’ Vaufhn, D ili . II. . |k«Vau(hn: . -. ' • Laura r . Mafrudrr, - Jama, W. Lilly. Tha* W. M u an, M. J. Law mn, A.'Vrailag l.awtnn.and • i-------- l.awlnn. hta wllr. E. I . Orwaid and---------Orwald, bla wtl, Mary A. Komar, Mary l#iulaa * llornrr M. E. llrlrKrr and — — Flrtrhar, hr» huitiand, Jaa F.. Hornrr and---------llornrr. hi* wlta ■nd Wm. It. llornrr a m i --------Itnrnrr, hta wlta. Ordrrof I’nbitrarUn Tn Mary 1‘or'ar DaVaushn, llo,a I’olhlll Karl L OrVauxho, Mirth a. OaVauinh, Otla II. OrVauahn, Laura E. Mafrudrr. Jatnrt W. Lilly, Thor. W. Moran. A. Waring Lawton and — —— l.awtnn, hi* wlta, E. L Omald a n d ---- - -- Oiwald, bla wlta, Mary la>ulr* llornrr, unmarrlrd M. E. Flatrhrr .n d —— :FltUti#r. hrr hurhaod. Jn. , K, llornar a n d --------- llornrr, Mr wlta. Wm. II. llornrr a n i l --------- llornar, hi* wlta* and lha unknown halrt al M a r y I’ a r l a r I la Vaughn _ . .ItoM _____ I’olhlll, Carl ___ ___ f . IleVaughn, _ _ aughn, Marrh' “ H. Oa” OaVaughn, (Ilia II. IteVauglin, Laura E. M Magrudar. Jama* W. _____ Lilly,, Tnn Tl* a g ____ _______ s .. Oft. W. Mnran, if . J. Lawton,* A. Waring Law (on and —— — Law*un, hi* wlta, IT. I (>*watd and — —— Oiwald, Id* wlta, Mary A. llornar,. Mary l»ut*a llornar. M. K. Fl*(chrr and Flalrh*r, h*a huiband. Jama* F. llornrr a n d ---------llornar hit wtl* and Wm. II. llornar and --------llorntr, blj wlta. 1( anpr*r* from (hh *wo*n hlll.nt com* plaln( mad In (ho.abpva antltlad rauaa, (hat (ha drl«ad*nta. Mary I’orWr DaVaughn, llnaa i’olhlll, Carl I . PaVaurhn, March 8. MdVaurhn, Oil* II. DaVaughn, I aura K. Magrudar, Jamra W. Lilly, Thoi. W. Moran, A. Wkiing. Lawton a n d . ---------- Lawton, Ida wllr, E. L. Oiwald and —— — Orwald, hi* wilt,-Mary l out*# llornar, unmarrl.d' M. K. Fl*trh*r a n d -------— Fla'cbar, har huiliand. Jaa. F. llornrr a n d ---------lu-rnrr, hi* wlf*. and Wm. II. llornrr a n d -------- llornar, hit wll*. (U|m mm* inlrrr.t In Ih* following datrrllird progarty In the rounty ol SaraInnt* and Mala of Florida, drarrllad a* th* noribaait quarter ol th* norlhwrat quartar ol lb* io u lh w .it quarter ot itrtlon Mtaan (15), town*hlp twenty-on* (311 *outb, tana* tblrty-ona <31) *a*t, and lot (our (4) o( T. I- Outblns • addition to fha town el Oalado, nnd laglnnlag at tha northaait corner ot thr aoulhw.it quarUr ol tha louthaait quarter .paction Bllaan (IM, tnwmhlp I I) aouth, ring* thlrty-onr (111 w > , , u„ wool aavaa and tavan handradth* 17.071 rhalng, ahutb aavan sa d aavaa-hundradtha (7.07) rhalna, aaal aavan and aavan-hubdradth* 17.071 chain*, north tavan and aavan hundredth# (7.07) chain* to bagiaalng, *ontalnlng i acraa mora or I***, and are- ratldanta of *tat*r and eouatla* other than tka •tala ot Florida, that Ibalr place ol reeldant* ", saknown to bar, and I har* la oO paraon In tka ataU of PlorUa -tka aarvlra ol auk ■Poana upon whom would blad aald dafan aaln, and that tka aald dafaadaata are ovor tka. age uf iw .aty-ou e (II) years. I t Wafthar appears that tbars are other itoraooa laUraatad - l a the told p re party .|w k o * e name or name* art i i i i m to her. I who ora h*Jr* dttlraai, groatess, ar other . ■ m NF.U ol. N E H nr Kar. .11, (n*t Itaw. IS It. 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That p o r t io n ol HEM of H a j d a l Her.' 7 embraced In l h a following (r a m p t la a r llag. at a M ake 10.14 cha. 8. a t Qaarttt Hac. p o t t on *«*l*rn b o u n d a r y ol Bar. 7, no* H. on H»c. line 22.03 rh#., tbanew W. (JOcha., thanr* N. S3 dag. * SQ rqltL W. 26.(1 ch*. I h t n r . - E n i . l 3 c\*. T o ba^g.t N W U . of HKU and KI4 af 8 W lf of Haw. IS; * y , of 8 E U °f HI;ft end bKU af N EW J Hac. 21, all In Th. 20. U. 10 E.. W « «f N W U of NKIf o f.N W W of 8*e. 8; I K K «t Nt! U •>( HtVU and ft)# of N^IW • ) N K U of HWU of Bar. 7: BIT)* *f N g H nr N W U and HEW of HWU of Sac. N U of N W U ; HIT fv' of 8 W ) | •"'» N R u of HWU of Her. 17; NK)( of N E « If. Har. IS and RW If of NWU. oL Har. 2 2 . ok in Tp. 21. II. i i 1 You ar#hrrabv ordered to appear t a tha bill of complaint hrrtln Died an tho l i t day al April, A. I) 1219 It I*, further utdrrvd that thl* netir* V* • ubllahad one* rarb weak for twalv* wawhn fni Ih* Hanford Herald, a nauipapar pahllak ad in aald Hamlnol* rounty. Wlinra* my band and tha **at af Ikwaaid Clrrult Court thl* 22ad d a y at U a tamliat. A. D. 1017. (•rat) ' E. A. DOtit! LA8.1. Clark Circuit Court, Hamlonl* C ow aty. PlorM*. M i m y A Watlow, Hot*.- lor Comalt. l«-T»a*.I2le .* I Mi In Clrralt Court. Ha.rnlk Judicial Ctrruti Hrmlaala County. Fla. ta Chnwrray , Masgla E. Ilaavaa, Comptalnanl ... * , .. Citation Ctavrjaad Van Ilurvn Raava* Dofsndtnt T o Clayaland Van Huron Raava*. W B a U g lon, North Carolina: •• • You are harahy ordorad to be and appear baforu our aald Court at tka Court Ha Sanford, Hord. Merida, Florida, In the abate a a tt tb d on tha Art! flnt M Mondg u tho onday U Aaril. ISIS. h*lnC Ue* b* d s r u l i t i s d month, to awrwwc tk a bill dll of romplalot Slod heroin agalaat yv* Ha* 4*o tho tamo will t o token aa roaftaaad. Iwhlowed' owad' by Baal decree. . 1 4 , N further ordered that'tk i* ardor ka publlakod In the Rgnford Herald, a a a u a . >ar pahlUkad poblliked In papax in Homlaola Semlaole co u n ty . , h w»«k weak for' •»Vh, for fas fear cenaecutlvo vr*,ka. Wltnaa* my .hka Wltnr** a n d and the aaal a l aaM M k mW__ 4*4 oo5*o‘£ B a- ,w “ D[ Olovlt e ^ Circuit C l^t.CCaurt, aurt. Sarnia Seminal. Cn, 1 v ,rkfm*aa A Dlgktnaan.. K S S aE ’ r*f*i � 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>, March 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/a4b27137fe9ce07ffcd42ce69ec33a6c.pdf db709dd2b0ec7a311d8e1926a27ec6c4 PDF Text Text *p * ^ .. V. - .• * •. ’ * * • ’• ■ • . !. •• r<‘ i • • * ^UKw Sw Bn i M 'i : .^ m ■• S B •S K Mitl U ■ * *. . • * . v‘ '•rPSTCu'.’ ' *« • ••"*• '. V *• *• 1. , ‘4*rf ■«* I *4 y/{ PU B LISH E D ^; ON TUESDAYB S E M I-W E E K LY AND FRIDAYS IN -THE H EAR T OF TH E W Q R L D ’S GREATEST V E G E TA BLE SECTION NUMBER 59 8 ANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH 15. 1918 ... v o l u m e IX . SOLID CELERY TRAIN OFFENSIVE N E T DRAFT BOARD OF TRADE SPLENDID MEETING LOST IN THE SHUFFLE TO BEGIN TO BE CALLED NO TRACE FOUND YET ALL FRONTS THIS W E E ___ ■= +$3 ___ '»____ TRAIN LOAD OF CELERY “SOMEWHERE IN AMERICA” efficiently bs treasurer of tho local Y . M ,.'C. A. War Work fund was elected chairman of tho auxiliary. In order to co-ordinate and pre­ vent duplication of war work activ­ ities the local achool authorities have ruled that all war work among pupila shall 'be carried on under the direction of the Junior Rdd Cross, hence the War Savings Society was organized as part of the Junior Red Cross work. Alice Rrannon was elected treasurer of the society and Elizabeth Lawton secretary.. AS SOON AS FAIR W EA­ W ILL GIVE A L M O S T \ M ILLION M EN TO THER W ILL AMERICA PERMIT * stated In General Crowder’s atateTICK ERADICATION A N D ment. I t is understood that the TRANSPORTATION ment will ‘ virtually' complcto the first .draft and thqt it la part PROBLEM announced plan to call registrants in It is gratifying to note tho decidad small groups aa fast as they can be increase In attendance at the month­ accommodated. The apportionm ent'for southern ly , m eeting'of tha Board o f Trade. • Last Tuesday^ltlght at tho court states follows: . ' . « p-i« house .more than a* hundred onar Arkansas, I,*541; Alabama, 2,364 J et getic interested, progressive citi­ Florida, 2,606; Georgia, 6,025; Ken­ zens were present and certainly all tucky, 1, 651; Louisiana, 3,673; Mis? enjoyod and were benefited by the sissippi, 2,220; North Carolina, 5,174 results. It 'is also a pleasure to be South Carolina, 348; Twnncsscc, Able to say'that among this apUicnce 2,763; Texas, 3,943, an d . Virginia, every section of the county was rep­ 2,178. * *; •' resented. Merchants and business Tho war department is ready to men from Oviedo, Geneva and Longaupply clothlog -and is now pressing wood have -joined heartily In the vigorously the deliveries of winter­ progressive work being accomplished clothing to build up the reserves nec­ by n Board, of Trade that.ia fearless­ essary for. next winter.’ * ly and impartially working for the The original issue to men mobil­ best interests of Seminole . countyised in April would bo winter cloth­ Thia must bo conceded- when it is tfl ing but very shortly thereafter .they noted that nt these meetings, our would be transferred into summer county roinmlssioncrs attend in a khuki. Ample.storrs of summcV out­ body und to a man—last Tuesday fits for. the entiro army are on .hnnd. night was no exception. . Throughout tho winter -deliveries Among the many interesting sub­ have proceeded regularly on the jects bundled -was the "transporta­ summer clothing contracts and huge tion problem" of today and "tick stocks nre available. eradication." The transportation Every man sent abroad is equip­ niattcr will come up solely again at ped with 0 complete new outfit be­ n big meeting to bo held at tho fore he honrds a transport. court house tomorrow, Saturday, The orders sent to-tho states call night and at that time efforts to per­ for approximately 70,000 white manently remedy this evil will bo troops and 24,000 negroes. Tho ne­ made nnd made strongly. With ua gro troops are to be scattered among and speakinn authoritatively on the nine camps, including Camp theso subjects, ^'a* our cver Pro* Gordon, Georgia. . gross!ve and hard working citizen, in his statement, the provost mar­ F. P. Forster, vice president of the First National Bank. Mr. Forster Is shal general said:* not ' only udvocating methods to "T b o number that will # bo as­ sumed as a basis for computation remedy.our conditions, but is leading will Ijo 800,000, which is well within tho matter and there Is jio record ao the-nuthorizatlon-or-dauae four of far-in -the history,- of -F;- P. -Forster section one of the selective service failing in what ho .undertook to do. act of a sccond increment of 600,000, This la because what ho does Is pro­ increased, by the recruit training gressive, beneficial- work and means unlfh, authorised by clauso’. five of somotjting better for evqry man. Favorable weather on most of the . Washington, March 14.— Eight western front has led to .increased hundred thousand men are to bo fighting, but nono of the armies have called to* the colors gradually during yet made-an attack in great strength^ tho present year under." tho second. All arc apparently keyed up to the army draft, which begins on March • highest pitch and the raids into op­ 29th. • posing trenches are becoming strong­ An announcement by Provost er each day. . ' ’ Marshal-General Crodwcr 'o f the In the Champagno, where tho number to be called was followed German artillery has been very ac­ fclosely by an order for the mobiliza­ tive recently, the French have with­ tion of 05,000 men during the fiveMr. Hunt Was Here Also stood an attack. The Germnns were day period beginning March 29, • Those who heard tho lecture of some 1*6,000 of them to be assembled nfpulaed with severe loss.', , B. W. Hunt at tho Board of Trade Eighty meeting last Tuesday, night will he American raiding parties nnd gun­ under the second draft. interested in the following from the ners aro active on tho sectors north­ thousand .will bo men of the first west of Tuol and east of Lunevillc. draft of 087,000 not yet summoned Orlando Sentinel: Into* service. * . , • "M r. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Hunt Tho Germuns do not remain in thyi'r Dctuils of how tho seqond_ draft Is Since that time the A. Q. L. of­ of Katantbn, Ga., arc registered at trenches to fight the Americans, but to be applied w ill bo mad'e public ficials hero report that they do not the Lucerne.. They camo here to flee when General Pershing's men up- later, after congress has acted upon •' * • know where tho train is now. Dut­ visit" their friend, . Miss Flora B. pear. proposed legislation providing for the British troops in the Yprcs region . ‘ . ton reports • that it !b lost at that Brnup. registration of youths attaining tho end and no- one seems, able to dis­ This is their first visit to Central Wednesday took the initiative and nge of twenty-one years and for bas­ cover an entire trainload of celery Florida and'they are delighted with in a raid southeast of Polygon wood ing slate nnd district, quotas on the that is lost "soTnewhcro in Amer­ the beauty of our city umi surround­ captured .‘17 prisoners nnd three ma­ number of registrants in class one. ing country. To have cornu under chine guns and .inflicted casualties In bis first official statement on the ica." . • . . ‘ The second 1 train left here lust the favorable notice of such promi-' on the- erictny. The German artil­ subject, however, General Crowde-1 Tuesday and nothing hns been heard nenl people us Mr. and Mrs. Hunt lery uctivity is intense'on the Yprcs assures tho country that po sweeping from that one..' Dutton yesterday is worth a great deal to central sector, and between Arras ami Ar- withdrawal of lurge numbers of men mi/nlicrts, where strong German * wired that "cannot get information Florida. at one time is ccn’.cmplatcd nnd that raids cariier in the week were re­ whereabouts of train” and no one In Us early manhood Mr. lim it caro will la taken to-avoid interfer­ pulsed by British and Portuguese ran get any information about it, came to' middle Georgia and hns ence with harvesting. ,* . • which is a situation unheard of in ever since been a lender in every lor- troops. The 95.000 men now called, it Is The sector in Palestine north of the annals of the vegetable industry. wnrd movement in his slate. He is understood, nrc needed at once to affu has seen- another British ndfill up divisions and other units The trainlcad shipped to Chicago a banker and has been president of ai\co, three miles on an 11 mllo the Georgin Bankers'* Association, scheduled for early (Dpnrturo or to last week arrived . many hours latc^ ront. Six villages were 'tnlfen -and * and John Russell .who preceded it lie was tho first to bring Jersey two rivers crossed. An advance on take tho pla£q of men transjerrod sold .the stuff at f 1.25 to $1.50 cattle to the south, he and his Wife the Jerusalem Nehulus roa/. was also from other divisions to make up su<M> deficiencies. Newly organized . 'which was not bad considering tho making various trips to the Isle of scored by the, British. • .. Jersey to select their herds. In regular divisions aro particularly time it was on the road. This train-­ The Germans now hold -Odessa, sliort of men and heavy drafts 6 n load was delayed by tho I. C. on ac­ struggling to'V ave them from tho the Russian *p‘ort on tho Black Sen national . army -divisions ..to‘_ make count of poor.icing and as their facil­ ravages of the tick, }ie was the first to immunlzo cattltf. Through his which probably will be used either ns these 1 good Have been necessary. ities. were taxed to re-ice the train­ nfluoncc and aided by Mr. Nl ‘ O. u Base fur an Invasion of India by­ Tho 800,000 men to be summoned load it caused the delay there. Nelson, a millldnblro philanthropist way of /Persia, or as tho terminal of this year represent the number nec­ The entire sjtuotloh demands of. St: Louis, his county, Putnam, or­ grain shipments from Russia to the essary to fill up oil cxistlpg divisions, stropg .work here on the part of the ganized the fit f*Mt tick eradication central empires. Turco-Gurmnn to create the army cirpa and field section one, and by the s'peclat and ’ 'Mr. li. W. Hunt*of Eatonton, da., growers and shippers for' 1 there’ is hn society in this country. Soon the plniis in the Caucasus, which in urmy troops to fill out the war ma­ technical trqops authorized by sec­ gave n very Interesting and appre­ Ethiopian in the wood pile and he government took it up and for many eluded the surrender by Russia of chine. for which the framework 'a l­ tion two of said act. It cannot now ciative talk in regard to tho cattle .-should ho smoked out. years his rofinty has been, "tick three Caucusian provinces which ready exists nnd to provide a quarter be announced what the total number tick. Mr. Hunt spoko from experi­ w o u l d provide u roadway to Persia free." *t • • . of a * million ' ropjacement troops. to bo called to the polors each month ence and his- words and advice was and tho Caspian-Sea are opposed by y Junior Red Cross and War Savings Thrpugh all this struggle to free Whon thoy hnv.o been moblllxod will be but it may be stated that no indeed.well received and tho Board Society • . first'.hls own and then his county’s the Caucasus government. Turkey which will not bo before tho first of more men will be called than can be. of Trade highly appreciated his The pupils of tho Oviedo public cattle from this dreadful scourge he ins been'. Informed that the Cau­ next year, there will b e -more than propprly nceommodatcd nnd prompt­ prcscnco. ' .' . . •school organized the first • school was uided-by tho pen Of his gifted casus government-doe* not recognise '•*rly full infantry divisions of 27,700 ly atiimlla’ted. . Messrs. Swope, Brumley, Hagan, auxiliary in Seminplc county of the and charming wife, a native of Geor­ t|ie treaty yrith the bolshevik! and men each nnd all the uddiliona "Thcro are difficulties confronting Entxmingor and Kllbce, members of Junior Red Cross, in the school gia. ‘ She was a contributor to vari­ that it should treat with the Cau­ units necessary. No additional divi­ the mtion in tiie supply o f,la b o r the county commissioners showed auditorium Tuesday. A t the samd ous, magazines and her interesting casus direct. sions of tho national army or. na­ appurtenant to* agriculture. Class their usupl interest in better things meeting a number of citizens and stories of their cattle nnd their pa­ Britlish shipping losses ^ for the tional guard will ‘be, cratated'this one; from which new levies are to bo or Seminole und aro agreed that patrons were present to assist in the thetic struggles- to save them became past week totaled 18 vessels, the year, although the program for the withdrawn, will contain many more without exception, the good being formation of n school branch of the njusehold words in Georgia. j Her same number as was*loat in tbo two regular army may he enlarged. men than are nt present required for- done by -the . Board of Trade has War Savings Society, tho purpose of story of "Posey o f Putnam" is yet previous weeks. Thcro Is an In­ the army. It wpuld bo ca most never before been equaled in this en­ The first purpose of the war de­ which is to cncourago tiie. purcmiae remembered by hundreds of people. crease,, however, in tho number of unscientific and fatuous ste,p if the tire section. partment Is. to complete the first , of Thrift Stamps.' argo ships sunk. Fifteen of 1,600 men in data one were called indis­ . Since peach growing la such s val­ It was also observed with pleasure tons or over are .reported this week, field urmy in France. Probably this . Mr. L. P. Swope, >chsirjnari' of the criminately without regard to the that three of our prominent minis­ . V uable Industry in Georgia, it is Inter­ will bo composed of five nrmy Corps while in tho previous two weeks the .local school board mado an earnest esting to know that he was first to of six Infantry dlvjiiona each. It hXs abor situation In ngricultura. There­ ters attended the meetlnf, Dra. UU* and forceful appeal for greater per­ ntroduce it into Georgia as a com ■hips of'iarge tonnngo numbered.14 been estimated that w’lth that force fore th e lo ia l bonfds wilt be directed Ijurn, BroWer ,and Massey, of t||e • nd J2 respectively.♦ sonal economy and tho elimination mercial Industry. nnd its nocesaary auxiliaries at hla to fill their quotaa Jn the order of Methodist, Congregational and1 Bap- • of unnecessary spending. .s * German airships again raided the disposal General Pershing would be liability of men hi daas.one as de­ list Churches respectively." Each had . •Their borne: is one ' o f the very east coast of England Wednesday Rev.'* William : Stones; pastor of good word for Seminole county’ s ' ablo to hold a 100 -mllo sector of the termined by tho national drawing, highest typo of hospitality, us well « night and a number of bombs were '* the Baptist church ,ahowed the value except that, where it la shown that a progressive Board of Trade and. un­ battlefront,. rrfUtving' the strain. as of great beauty, and their grlunda dropped. Tuesday . night’s zoppelln of keeping trgpk of personal ex­ registrant is completely, and a s s id ­ hesitatingly offered thefir endorse­ aro among the show places of GcorProvost Marshal-General Crow­ uously agreed in the planting, culli raid was ineffective, all tho bombs penses and udviked the pupils to. ment end co-operation. gia. . . dropping harmlessly. • N der’s ordgr calla^troops from every vation and reaping of a crop, his call keep a record of. the- manner in Mr. Hunt Is a collector of rafe atate in the ujiion with' tho exception to the colors shall bn deferfed to tho which they apent their money. Sonde/ at Congregational Church . plants and there can be seen there of Iowa and'Minnesota. It includes There aro'morc people stopping In foot of the quota of his hoard so long Supt. Lawton showed clearly that "Possessions that Cannot be L c e t" many plants that grow in thoisame Sanford now than at any previous men remaining from the first draft aa he continues (o be so engaged. the children of Oviedo were part of will be tho eubject of the morning, atitude all around the world. and thoso linblo to call in the second'. time In tho history of the city. Tho the army, and that their sayings, and In tho evening "O n ly One T h in e Just how many men of the second In company with Miss Brown Board of Trade advertising is getting plus tho savings of tho millions of All Dey Picnic . can he First.’ ’ , •' draft are included In the order Is other pupils would h elp ' win the they last Saturday visited Mr. and results. Among tho delightful events of Thoso aro trying days for t he* Mrs. Henry Nohrling at Gotha. war. •. • the week-was the-all -day -picnic and truckers everywhere. There are< Through correspondence-Mr.-Hunt fish fry on Thursday given by tho The ’ clImVx of lh o Tnectrng was hard times In apito of men doing; and Mr! Nehrllng had long been Royal Neighbors. The party left tho reached when through the gpneroetheir level best, but those personf ’ city In automobiles and camped on Ity and constructive patriotism of frlonds. ” • aro never "down and out," in fact the banka of the Woklva. Return­ Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Mead, each pu ure well todo who kcop cheerful,' Master Masons' Degree ing i n ‘ the late afternoon quantities pll was given a thrift card and the look for better luck next time and A t tho next regular communlcaof fish ' were caught, which* with first stamp. Mr. Mead, dear to the can aay.^antl without any cant, . chicken pillsu end all the eatables There la absolutely no uao in your growing crops unless hearts of a generation of Oviedo tlon of Sanford- Lodge No."T5IT, FT <£ "Although tho fig-tree shall not was most appetising. - All report you get paid for your labors. There Is a big demand for hoys greeted each grade aa he pre­ l. M. ,which will bo held on Tues­ bloaaom, neither ehall fruit be In the Jolly good time, voting that wood your Celery, .lettuce and vegetables but buyers are not, and sented the stamps,- hut to-the fifth day evening, March 19th at 7:30 vines; the labor of the olive ehall the blaster Maaon’a Degree *111 bo land parties and fish frya the best will not/'bld for them with tranaportation as it now stands. grsde, an all boy grade, he gave the fall, and the fields shall yield, no fun ever. Those enjoying the frolic This question vitally interests avery man In 8 em!nole Coun­ warmest welcome. The pupils bs conferred.. Important business wil* meat; tho flock shall b«f cut off from were Mr. gnd ‘ Mra. C. E. Ward, ty : the farmer, the merchant, the banker, the professional they received their cards took keeq bo transacted at this meeting and a the fold, and there ehall be no herd M f. and Mra'. A, F. Bell, Mrs. John man. Crops aro our backbone and after such a wonderful delight in helping to lick the ltalser large attendance Is dcalred.' Every In the stalls: Y et I will rejoice In tho Stemper and children, MIsa Clara production, It is a disgrace to lay down and let carriers de- by licking tbeir first thrift stamp Mason in this .community !■ cordial­ Lord, I will joy In the God of my ^ Goertx, Mrs. G. Townsend, Mrs. J lay this product aa is .being done at present. Co-operatlon After tho presentation. Mr. Swope ly Invited to attend. salvation." . - ’ ■Hi. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Bcyi offers a remedy! ere you ready 'now to co-operate.’ If you .added the finishing toUch by .Invit­ .-•ilia A-chamber of commerce has.been and children, M r. and Mrs. G. W. are and if you want to insure movement for your crops; not K ey West's big hotel will be built.’ ing all pupils who filled itp their The Venable and mother, M ra., L'Caln, The deed for the land on South alone celery but your spring crops, .wo want you to be at * « r d s by the end of tho echool'year organized at New Smyrna. new organisation, starts offvery Mrs. V. R. -Willis, Mrs. M . Baker, Beach has been delivered to the Flag r j r House, Saturday night,. March 16th, at 7:80 the to call at hla office'for tho aixtoentb auspiciously, and with a good mem Mrs. 8 . Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. ler Hotel Syitem . The Flaglbr Hotel o'clock.' 'Growers and business men, commission men and etamp. This invitation- was loudly Simon and child, Mrs. F. K . Smith, Syatem baa'brought the ground omn buyers. Other sections, Jacksonville, Bartow, Halting**' ad­ spplaoded by the now thoroughly berablp. Borne of the beat men of Mrs. O. 8 mlth, Mrs. Eugene 8 peer, whleh it will at once proceed to vise they are with ys and together, we will worlq along lin es. Interested students. A t this writing the town have been placed at .the that will produeq/rtaults at once. Come. out. > i .j Mrs. Cqjria Bpeer^ erect a 'quarter of a million dollar . John Lawton and Warren McCall head of it* t . ---------- _ hotel that will be one of the lend have already called. . U A. BRUMLEY F. P . F O R S T E R The program now being arranged ranrlce foe future Florida tourist#. I t The tourists re s to re d In Tampa . Supt. Lawton, aa chairman, of *the for the Red Cross Circus will be will be thoroughly modern and will * L .-E . H A G A N E D .‘PUTNAM ' school committee * of the Oviedo excedd those of-last yeair.at the eamc circulated in All the surrounding ter­ be that added touch txr, the grow th Red Crnaa Pkanfor than- organized date by more than 100, 'notwitbritory twlth the Idea of getting a big of-th is community which hsa been . erowd here the 1 1 ; 12 and 18 of anxiously awaited J>y the people fpr April, • ■ -• v -■ many years, -ofv*. ’ - . If this statement were not serious it would be one of the biggcet jokes of the season. . * Last Saturday tho Sanford‘ grow­ ers shipped a solid trainload of cel­ ery Co eastern markets with the idea '•of determining if better timo could not be made by the trainload. This trainload left, here Saturday night. F. F. Duttoq left Monday to bo at the other end and if possible to trace the movements o f tho train and make a report on its condition upon arrival. Tho train was reported de‘ livered R. F. & P. Tuesday night 7:65. Wednesday Dutton reports non-arrival of trajn at Richm ond.,. METING SATURDAY NIGHT . . •W a . * i �THE* BANTORD HERALD For S/tle—One . freth n R . L. Garrison, Fori Read. For Salo— Ford Touring C a r ,^ . mo un tablo- wheels Bargain. Phono 6 , For Salt— 16H hand farm horic, weight 1350 lbs. Inqi Brumley. For. SslfcyTen acres hammock land on Cameron avenue, right Utho heart 9 ! tho celery delta. t Vu farm Joins railroad loading station ’ vThreo acres cleared. Must be i 0|,j to close an estate. If interested write . -F. J. McDannel, •Jwoxso, o »( Michigan 53-tfe Tom ato plants for sulc.- -See C. II. Lefllor. 5G-tf Rhodo Island Red eggs for hatrhng. 12.00 for fifteen. R. L. Gar­ rison: V ' ’ ’Sl-tf Scene in that Musical Comedy ••HONOLULU LO U " at the Lyric Theatre Thursday, March 14th Tropical Fair at Orlando, Feb. 12th16th: • On Il.irred Plymouth Rocks: 7,th cock, 7‘ fi lien, 7th and 3th’ cockerel, 5 tn pullet, 4t|i pullet bred cock, ;!nd, 3rd and 4th pullet bred cock­ erels. 6 th, 7th und 8 tli cockerel bred hcr.s, Cth, 7 th and 8 th cockerel bred . Fertile Land Untouched. pullets, 2nd, Eth arid 0th pens, 3rd Tho mountain regions of Cubn In­ and 4th pullet’ breeding pens. 5th cockerel breeding pen, 3rd displny clude many ridges'and valleys o f ex­ tremely fertile land.' nearly all untouch­ Specials. wor.:$7C.OO ’ 1pen Ilsrrcd ed, Uuud AU RO R A B O R E A LIS HERE --------I 1U P A n t l l l ^ Ipmetlcnlly ' M i t m m i J ns m i v / did cxlsflng they Silver losing cup, .Gold tho tliue of tho Spaniards.-. Rocks, • . e Northern Lights Llchls Plainly Seen locket. t , This City On Bronze Turkeys: 1st cock, 1st and 2 nd cockerels, 1 st und 2 nd pul­ The mystery of tho northern lets. > lights has been solved. ..Jacksonville On Egg Display: 1st and 2nd on has not het-rr burned nor did the Il­ . ,- For Member Lf(MUIar* Democratic Voter* nt Femlnol* Co.: lumination in the north come from Barred Rock, 1st and 2nd on .Wyan­ ToI ,lh* hereby my lor rep . announce . ih* .. n»U . eandldacy In Florida [, feyMalure any forest fires. Sanford* witnessed dotte, sweepstakes on the .Barred rrrentatlve from min«.!•»* county. suLjfct to tr» d#man actual aurora borealis Thursday Rock. ‘ . erratic primary lo b. held Jurn- ,4th ol Ihl* y.ar, and Inilte yoar roiikidrratlon o( m>night, and the people in other parts Awards to A. B. Commons, Snn- quallflcatlona. Hrspcf tfully, of. the state aroused in-the sami , ford: 8th cockerel breeding pen. 8th .......... —- were -..... J. J. D I C K IN S O N . manner as those here who witnessed-j j(l,|i(,t breeding pen. • I... beautiful I» ..a ••< Ifltl alnllt M «nmi< . . tint sight. T To* some vvltn who frank L. Woodruff Announrro lor Leila Mr. Wfcndier. HUpcrlntonuonl ol ' lalurr always expect the worst to happen, the poultry exhibit said of the Mar­ To Ihe Volera ol Seminole Co.: " I brg lo annnunrr lhal 1 ant a candidate, the conviction w::s strong that the red Rock exhibit: " I t Was a great lor rr-elrctlnn lo Ihe home ol repretenlaworld was coming to an end, but the show and wus worth while, and the live. Irom Semlnolr rounly. llae in f »er*e,J In lhal raparily In Ihe .er.lon ol 191, earth continues to spin bn its axis winners are to be congratulated. you I leel I am prepared lo-li ve you belter »ervire in IBIS, t -do not know nt any rea.nn anil the people of our fnir city still , Mant -a good bird that could win why * #econ«l by you ■hojlil ahoiTId not civ* flea me a aeeoni' term, ' are going merrily about their busi­ bands down in. any other show went which h u / i l « ^ y « liren iccorded all rriire.»»ntatlve« .... ................... ... . fully • apprer . . fln Ihe iibM. I Cully - a|»preciate ness. • • us low as ,8 (h place and some jvi-rC Ihe high honor pafil me In tali me 4»y ‘ circling ‘ The following .from the , Tampa not placed at all. but it was fast IBI6 and I have endeavored at alL llmrt to look after Ihe Interest! of Ihr People of Tribune thrown some interesting company anil to use Henry I). Ri­ Seminole eounty and Ihe d a le of Florida 1 hope I have not failed to fulfill your ailight on the aurora borealis as seen ley's words. " I t was the greatest pertaiIona and 1 trual you- will *e* your way clear to five me a second term. Afsln here nnd in northern cities: ‘ • Barred Rock .show, over staged.'* thanking you for Ihe many favora bedowed for the hundreds of gowns and dresse unit Lou ." Theso hits were originally produced at the LaSalle Theater, drosson worn by the beauties of the Chicago, and after an extended run chorus. Add several thousand dol­ have 'been played on the road to lars more for tho sartorial creations wide acceptance. ’ Tho critics .of displayed by the lending members other cities, where ‘ ‘ Honolulu Lou” of the organization and the outlay for embellishment in near the twenty biggest and best musical comedies thousand dollar mark, "Honolulu of the season. "Honolulu Lou" will Lou," New, York’s latest and great­ ap(tear a t tho Lyric on Thursday. • 1 Pretty Girls •‘ Honolulu Lou " which will lie nt tho Lyric next, Thursday night is said to carry the best trained and prettiest chorus in musical copirdy. Tho wardrobe — is .--elaborate. Fifteen est mupttat musiral comedy • t ■ I I'JII . sensation comes 'changes nre mnde during the action j|,j, |,yrj,« for an engagement of of the show. The costumes were do I Thursday. — • signed- by Madam Mpzart,* t h e well known French costumer, and •surpnsi •‘ Honolulu. L o u "’ Is the latest nhd anything Hint she lias yet designed. most up to date musical comedy, briliantly llchtcd and costumed, end Wealth of Stunning Wardrobe In with the- scenic environment of un­ Show usual beauty and splendor. Win. W m. Wumshcr. the producer of Wumshcr lias prepared this novo’ the new inusirjl comedy, "Honolulu production with a lavish disregard of Lou ." which wi<l lie seen here short­ expense. Itcalixing thnl 11 work with ly, is responsible for the show' being music by Ben. M. Jerome, the fa­ the best dressed in the nmu'emcnt mous composer uud director, und business. Mr. Wnm-.h®f Imr. long will: book by ( ‘ has. S. Adelman, a been ‘ famed for Ids iuvish expendi­ •vri.or «»f comedy success is, is ileture of money in comfctrisnninfc his sevrihg ’ of a magnificent, setting. various 1111 si cal comedy pr iduclions Hen >1. Jerome lir.« written the niuwith the best wardrobe to be had at : :cal score i f many high priced muRecent works by any pricA. In "H onolulu Lou " he 1 ic.;l ror.11 dies. has outdone himself. More than ion 1him are "A Trip to Washington," thousand dollars has hern expended I "T h e Glrl.dl the G ate," and I.opist- . Compressing Cotton. > Scientific Investigation ban proved that compression of a high degree does not Injure tho fiber, and cotton Is pack* cd In other countries today at n. den­ sity substantially three times that of ours by tho most economical practice. Tho Egyptlnn packnge hns a density 'of about 37 pounds.n cubic foot; tho Indian cotton. Is compressed"to-.H9 pounds per cubic foo t; whllo some In­ dian and Chinese billing plants effect a density of from 55 to GO pounds of cotton per cubic foot. ____ For Sale or Trade— Fine big hone 8 years Old, will work in plow, hu(^ or wagon. ‘Also good ball bearing buggy and wagon and. sets of har­ ness. See Jack Collin's or phone 397-J. ' ’• ’ 52-tfc For Salo— A six room house and lot^ wost side Laurel .avcnuo,_b*tween Sixth and Seventh street*. A 16 per cent-investment'.' A. "Derby, 97 Washington Ave., pil City. Pi! ' . 51-IGtp For Sale— Beet plants, 30 cents 100 or .$2.00 pet thousand. Write Portin -Bros., Wngncr, Fla. 51-tfc For Sale— Whiolesalo fish huxinro, consisting of launches, boati, rfctj, houses, etc.- C. L. Vjncont. 43-tf For Rent— Furnished No. French. ’ • room, 116 15-lf • Prairie Pony For sale. Thrre years old. Broken to ride. Cnn be seen nt Lemon Bluff near (luocn. T. A. Tice, Q*teeh, Fla. .V2-7tp ' For Rent — Furnished Imute 5 rooms, Magnolin Ave., rloxe in. Address “ Home," c-o 1Is-raTil ■».vlf • For Bent—Throe ojfiro rnorru fronting on First street. M«>,c de­ sirable offices in city. Several ntfcer good office rooms in same huililiof. Y.owi II & Speer. . 23-tfe For Sale.—Tw o good horn*-, for. Bale cheap.. R. B. Lynrh Rqul* ABox 220 Sanford Flu. i^-tlr T------- FOR KENT on me In Ihe past I promise that I will Residents, of Tampa Inst night and Mr. Riley'being president of the he faithful to the trust'Imposed in me. • For Rent — Furnished, r«i>*in« »iib, Voura.viry truly. American Marred Rock Club kpnws were treated to a spectacle which . F R A N K U W O O IM IU PF. or without board. Mr*. fi. 1 — many of them bail never seen before what lie is talking about." Adams, 519 Oak. -VMtp and which is seldom .witnessed this Plant Peanuts for Market _ far south, when the northern nky for House for rent, 6 rooms: on l.'nioa some time in the neighborhood of 10 The white Spanish-peanut is the aVcnuV.~ Inquire TV. P. Stone. ' . o'clock was lighted *. up with u variety wanted by oil milij and for * 57-lfc strange red glow. Many thought which a good price is paid: the pro­ —For Rent— Furnished or untftr-, there was a big fire in the neighbor­ portion of meat to hull is greater nislied five rooms Magnolia nvenuf. hood. lint the real cause for the light than In other varieties, nnd it yields Close in. Address Home. , -• Her­ was the aurora borealis, or polar a higher percentage " f oil. This pea­ ald. s'ilfr j lights. The aurora is frei|iien(ly nut is gr<,wn suereiis*nJ.y in the area seen in latitudes'farther north, but given over to the crop throughout. For Rent -Furnished nmim the local weather buri'au office ha Florida, nnd its culture has proved light housekeeping, 117 Laurel •)». no record . of it ever having been .profitable. .t;c L *V All Local Advertisements Under ' ' ’ JiG-lf witnessed in. Tumpa before last Some sections o f.th e state will This Heading TH RE E CENTS a WANTED night. * • y grow peanuts /or the market for the Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. • . Telephone lines lo the office of first time this .year, and many In­ Inform ation, wanted a* t<» tW tho Tribune and to ttye office’ of tho quiries as to the best time to,plant whereabouts of Dr. -Williatn B. In answering an advertisement weather bureau were kepi humming them -have reached the University Young or his sons, Charli-s and W3for forty-five minutes‘ last night us of Florida extension division. This where no name is mentioned in the 1intii or diiughtcr Fanny, who. ran* ad, pioaso do not ask The Herald weather bureau were kept humming recommendation will answer the for information as to tho identity of to Florida some years ago fmtn the result of the strange uppearnnee, question: the advertiser. Usually we do not Staunton, Vn., W. A. M*t *>mb, 7 which .caused added'excitement from "T h e Spanish peanut may be M-HP know who tho advertiser is and If Robson Ave., Orlando, Fin. life fact that the fire whistle had plan ted'an y time between April ! we do we are not allowed to give sounded ut 9*26. The call, however, unif July 16. Wanted — Millwrights, car|M-ntm Early planting will was t,o a box in Ybur City, the alarm undoubtedly give the heaviest yield out this Information. Simply write and laborers. Apply 9 ,c,’°*a 9/’ being a fulse one. A t the time the of nuts, hut if planted early tho crop a letter and nddreaa it as per in­ press C»*, Bridgend, Fla.. 14 ra>,rt •.. inquiries were made the* cause for will maturb in July or August dur‘ struction* In tho ad. east Sanford. . . the light, was pot generally .known, jng the rainy season—a time difficult FOR SALE Found— Elks and • Odd Fellow but a short-time later It was ascer­ to harvest them, and even more dif­ tained from the Associated Press ficult to cure good hay.* For oil pro­ " For Sale—Overland touring car in watch charm. Owner can have j»trf that the phcn’oncnotn was the north­ duction it is preferable to plant, in perfect condition, electric starter qnd b>* coming to Herald office und p»J* .ik-2 tc ern lights, which wns causing great J^Jny which will nllow the crop to lights. A bargain for cash. 12. & O. inf* for this nd. _ ,,a trnuh|o with tylegraph. anjl tgle- mature in September. By planting Motor Co. ‘ ' 58-2te IIK I'A R W ENT o r T IIK N T'-K loa U. 8. U n d nm r. at O sU w fl'U . nju nphoc wires. • .* *. late, Spanish peanuts. rpoy follow * •• • , For Sole—Silver and Yxlilie W y­ The Leading l.a’dy In "Vengeance and the Womart" a Sequel to "The Fight­ N o l l e I. t « . b y tlr .n ih »' oats or other spring crops." andottca hatching eggs, $1.60, $3.00. f i r e r ot K oloke. Florid*, ®." ing Trail" Begins Saturday. March JGIh at the Star. . „ S E M IN O L E P O U L T R Y W INS "! , About two pushels of seed in the $5.00 per setting of 15 eggs. Also 1913, m*d.* Ilnnw lcsd » n t r . lor H\i ol 8F.N. 8 ««lo n « ^ pod will be needed to plant an acre some fine cockerels nnd puiiris. S W i H e r t l o n ,T " , " ,h ri-’d “ olM 33 f:. T .llik M it o I crldUn. 7’ This County Well Represented at of Spanish peanuts. It is not nec­ X X X IIilllllilllX X X IIIIIIIIIIIlX X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIlIK K X Our birds wen* consistent winners at ol IntonUon l> c»»k* UOrlando essary to shell them even if they nre the great Sub-Tropical Show in Or­ ^ t . b l l . h rl.lm I® Und *b * - d Clark Circuit Cowl. ' , rrtSeminole county was well repre­ to be dropped by a planter. On lando, Fla., 1918. Satisfaction guar­ li.i on th* :»lh d »r ° f M *ri CUImant n»m»« wtlnr** «• sented In the Barred Rock Exhibit account of tho thin shell and small anteed. Longwood Squab P ir n . M Ir-ll Tijrlor of Ornov*. DavU Ol of «,f fionov*. r l* r- > i a XV. IV. I1IYH o r ;,. ■ — of Poultry nt the Orlando fair, the nuts, and bccauso there arc seldom Longwood, Fla. ____ . — O * o n t » l > u r l - * r t l » o l - < i o n o * » ' - ru— following prises being awarded: more thnn two kernels in a pod, ------------ A. A. Morin ol Q*n*v*. FI*. ,io u f. w. w m . —------- IH ItrW M . TVAMSHER ' A F IN E . F IV E A C R E T R A C T Awards to J. A. Blstline, proprie­ planting In the pod is satisfactory. tor Longwood Squab Farm, Long- Plnnting in this, way docs away Ot‘ T IL E D L A N D , W E L L W A ­ PRESENTS TERED. N O W IN C R O P FOR with the tedious shelling. D KPARTM KNT O f T H « INTJ5" 1^ * . wood: ' * . > U. 8. U nd Offlc. *t p M A Y D E L IV E R Y , AT $2,750. That Dcaulirul, FacinatlnR Vision of Oriental Spanish peanuts nre planted in Silver Wynndottcq: , T E R M S . A. P. .C O N N E L L Y . ” N ollr* I* ’ h*r*by d T*? . ' A * ' -* ['* ,'* :Z Lovliness 1 st and '2 nd hen, 1 st and 2 nd thirfy inch rows, with ono plant W. DavUi of 0 *«w s . Vl»£ wk* y Af||TM. ^ 66-3tc IBIS, mad* Ilnm eUtd Enlry. ^ cock, lat, 3rd, 4th and 6 th cockerels, every six to eight inches in the row. lor U r .U ol HWM.I o n T * * * UJ 1 st and 2 nd pullet, 1 st nnd 2 nd pen, except on very thin land peanuts do tkiwFor Sale— Globe tomato plants for 20 8.ei-qflons* n olle ol UUntUn lo ^ best when planted thick as tTfoy coy­ .immediate delivery. Price $i.?5 per ybi* also champion hen of tho show. r*X nmol I*- wUMUkrUIW 1 c ,tri. »b o »» drorrtbfd ball* C U A J • Silver Wyandottca—2nd, 3rd, 4th er 1 the groifnd quicker and check -the thousand. Alex Foster, Geneva ave­ ■t R.nlord. Tlorld*. «n »ko *»lk **r growth of weeds and greasi. Since A MUSICAL COMEDY IN TW O BIG ACT 8 nue. - * • 56-3tc and. 6 th cockerels, 3rd adn 4th pul­ Claim ant n a mao a* . Mlaall Tay.o r ol Oanava FU. let, 2nd and 3rd hen,‘ 1st pen. Spec- they must ho cultivated thoroughly UOOK'nr MR. ADKLMAN n . H . Grai'r of Koloko*. Fla. Cut flowers for sale— Pansies, vio­ MUHIC RY MR. JEIIOMK Inis won— Silver loving cup for best until the crop is set, a 'to o close Ooorft Duthardl^l Oa**^*; lets, nasturtiums, roses, etc. Call planting would interfere with .culti­ A " a ? U o riio I Oanaj*. ^ » nAVIS. hen In show, silver loving clip for ............... IVL R ailalar. ORIGINAL MUSIC BEAUTIFUL SCENERY Mrs. Kate Stewart, phono 2G0-W. best bird shown by « member of the vation. 66-3tc tO-Tua* a M-I0tp___________ West Florida farmers plant fiat Central Florida Poultry Association, ELEGANT COSTUMES n o rr t Tu I Ib B INTFB,« « ijKbPpAaB bTtM mB bN nT t o silver loving cup for best display of and cultivate in the same way. "B red to Lay". Barred Rock eggi O. 8. U n d o m e a t . They plant the whole nut with* a for. batching, $5.00* and $3.00 per Wyandottca. * . . . .la .harabr . ___iU i__. k.< Tom W f » a . r Nolle* a n th»t Awards to* the Keystone Poultry Cole plainvlew double plartter, and setting from prize winning pens. U a t w o o d . Fla., wko^ on n . o v a m ., 5, Yards, Longwood, from the Sub- seed from five to ten«.acres a day. U tility $1.50 jier 15, $6.00 per. hun-, Plantings are made on a previously dred. A few choice White W y»n MOSTLY GIRLS SaBtt: ^ah^'MVwUD. kw, m limed and thoroughly .prepared aoil. dotte and Barred Rock C ockerell •J UfnU.n .^“ uad ak*~ One thousand pounds of acid phos­ $3.00 and $5.00 each If taken quick. C 9 f L _ OCW HFAUESS D O S phate broadcasted prior to planting Keystone Poultry Yards', Longwood, fSg. haa. helped mfcke the largtat yields. FI*. uxK >auA aauam a w. **u-lar*r *« ria. . .. . 6 6 -t/e • tu r n caExcAnxn I f the soil is deficient In lime, from ADMISSION: -- > - 50c 76c and $1.00 lOQDS OOKXAIKINa For dale— 1000 Iba new celery 400 to 600 pounds' of land plaster m. w «u ■WHEAT. per acre is applied .to the crop Just wires. F, A. Stone, Eighth and Oak. It-Tnaa * fr M # t« . ' ' . -55-tl before.tha plqnta begin to bloom. > o o «in iin iiix x m iin in ii: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING J SPECIAL E N G A G E M E N T ■ “HONOLULU LOU” Lyric j Thursday, Mar. 14 X ’• 1] ‘ r I �THE BANFQRD HERALD C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNT Y i-E F F ic iE N T REPORTERS T O R THE HERALD EA 8 T S AN FO R D R ev. Mr. Eadcs of Enterprise has his usual appointment here on Sun­ day,. March 17th at Moore’s Station. Gllla Sipes, a popular East San­ ford boy and Miss Georgia Geiger of Geneva were married on Tuesday laat and are on a honeymoon trip to East Coast points. A’ great many friends are offering qongratyilations. James F. McClelland, Jr., is on visit to his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Brown of Fort ChriatMargaret, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Squires is quite ill under Dr. Tolar's care. Several young people gave Horace Chorpcning a fairwell party Tuesday evening before his departure for Cleveland,' Ohio. Ills mother, Mrs. C. E. Chorpcning and aiator, Mrs. B. .11/ Squires served Itc cream nnd Joseph Ithmal Boston, Oviedo, Fla Isaiah- Myora, Sanford, Fla: Michtno Wlloy, Ovfcdo, FI*. -Samuel Brown, -Mima,- Fla.- . Frank L. Burgess, Chuluota, Fla. Jim MJnyard, Sanford, Fla. Clarenco Chappell, Sanford, FJa. Harp.ex.*Jenkina,,,Sanford, Jfla. . _ Archie Oxondine, Oviedo, Fla Witliam Royster, Sanford, Fla. Loon Tyson, Sanford, Fin. Richard Sanders, Sanford, Fla. Handy William Jennings, Klokee. James Samuels, Sanford, Fla. a Coy Perry, Sanford, Fla. Joh Lyons, Sanford, Fla. Elizq Copeland, Geneva, Fla to say that "E d ’s" Inimitable ser­ vice-Is unequaled In th e c ity i ■ Sundays are*"Sodaless." .days with (U T liru rd o ^ th i ir d lin r_a o d .boys-m ay have the *lny for-.rest and enjoy­ ment. HowoveTr, wc aro glad to have orders on Saturday for Sunday dinner- loo-cream-^d--w«.vtU^-Cclivcr. it just In time and just right. *> » » > Our store la open on Sunday for necessaries and medicines from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. and 3 o'clock to 6 p. ra. Only competent druggist in charge. Call or phono-ua your wants at all times .and we will aee that, you aro supplied promptly and correctly. k c l.motored up to JacksonviHo last week and were the guests of Mrs. II. R. Chapman. ' Mrs. E. E. Hardy gave a silver tea Friday afternoon for the benefit of the Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin were sight­ Isaac Jordan, Atlanta. Ga. seeing In the Celery C ity Tuesday. Fred Jones, Oviedo, Fla. Again thanking you fo r past fa­ Mr. and Mrs. Nclmcycr and Mr. Chartio Cotton, Titusville, Fla. vors nnd pledging ourselves to re­ and Mrs. Bistlinc attended the “ Egg Tom McDufile, Genova, Fla. newed and even Better Service, Feast" glvcn ’ by the Chicken Asso­ Forrest Brewer Stone, Maitland. Respectfully, ciation In Orlando • Tuesday ovenJoo Lovett, Sanford, -Fla. L. R. P H IL IP S & CO. Ing. ^ • William Rand, Apopka, Fla.(adv.) . The Indies of the Red Cross Aux­ Gcorgo W. Morgan, Oviedo, Fla. iliary will serve a sandwich, salad Jeremiah Harrison Bronson, San and coffee supper, at the Library ford, Fla. ^em in oje’s JRoll of Honor Friday evening March 22nd, 6 to 7 .James Charles Stapler, Sanford, Anderson Denver Hawkins, San N avy — Mr. and Mra. A. F. Seareo of ford, >Fin, Karl Schulte, • Sherman ‘ Routh, Joseph Linhart, Oviedo, Fla. West Virginia aro located In the Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned W illie Jefferson, Ilopklna, Fla. Cloqser cottage on Greenwood Lake. Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Henry Thomas, Geneva, Fla. RnumllltU. Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ 'W illia m ‘ Washingtoh,' Pnola; Fla. P H Y S IC A L E X A M IN A T IO N S cer,. Hugh White, Oscar House, C. J. Lawton, James I’ urvis, William Hart G R E A T E N T E R T A IN M E N T List o f Persons Called For March ley. Wallace LIpford, W. C. Templo . Mr. nnd Mrs. II. E. Squires of 20th 1918 Cameron avenua had as their guest last week, Mrs, Kennedy, of New Julius Scott, Lvlodu, Fla. London, Conn. Mrs. Kennedy will Julius Huff, Sanford, Fla. he remembered as Mrs. Delamater's Eli Futch, Sanford, Fla. cousin and has been u visitor ■here Lloyd Hill, Grifiln, Ga. before. ,Sam Brooks, Geneva, Fla. Robert Bryant, Long wood, I'la. Dr. arid Mrs. 'Bridgman of New -Walter Garvin, Griffin, Gn. Mnrinsvillc, West Virginia nnd little Oscar Middleton, New Smyrna. child arc guests of Mrs. Bridgman's Clifford Clair, Sanford, Fla. parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Long. Harold Grant, Sanford,* Fla. Mrs, Bridgman was Miss Georgiu William Abraham Samuels, Alt Long. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Grier and young people and'Mr. and Mrs. monte Springs, Fla. Ellis Blair, Altamonte Springs. Rons Long and daughters were sup­ Eddy Brown, Sanford, Fla.. per giiestH at the Long hiune Wed­ Allen Horton, Sanford,. Fla. nesday evening. Preston Cole, Sanford, Fla. Ross Long has returned from St. John Hopry McKelvar, Geneva Augustine, where he has been on George Stephens.. Griffin. Ga. business for some time. Sidney Barilo, Sanford, Flu.* ■ The dry weather‘is getting to he n Ernest Parramorc, Sanford, Flu. serious thing, as many of the most David Minyurd, Sanford, Fla. faithful flowing wells are. dry and Esther Woodward, Sanford, Fla. people are hauling water to wet George Washington, Sanford, FI newly set plants in the fields looks Vander Perritte, Wagner, Fla. had anil many are installing engines ■Monroe Richardson. Geneva, FI to pump up the water. Willie Anderson,’ Saiiford, Fla. Joseph Reed, Sanford, Fla, LONG WOOD PICK. UPS Alexander Alleh, Sanford, Flu. Mr. MeWorkman left Tuesday for -John Moore, Delray, Fin. his homo in Indianapolis. > Will Rlas, Kntnkee, Fla. Nathaniel Gilmore, Sanford. FI Mrs. Dinkol and Miss Olive Din- Forrest Gatchcl. .Ed. Cameron, Talent Will Bo Heard On Lyman nnker, PL S. Ward, Robert Tuesday Nlghl . Deane, Tenny Deane, F. F. Roper. The much anticipated All Home Army Talcpt Entertainment will be given John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Tuesday evening next. A most de­ Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley lightful evening of music, captivat­ Walker, Dr. Ralph Slovens, Joe ing and uplifting for harmony-loving ears, intermingled with pathos, wit Chittenden,. Oscar Speer, Druce An­ nnd humor in elocutionary and read­ derson! Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, ing, us well us song lines find beep George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ prepared and is all ready for tho burn, Albert Fry, James P^stridge, hearing. The vdvulisls, several of George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. the instrumentalists anil the readers A. I’uttishnll, Meade Fox, .Ingram of. our rity have unifed in arrang­ Giltfrryt Henry Byrd, Osborne.Wil­ ing a .superbly happy affair which liams,- Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, every lover of good things will, we Hubert Robinson, Arthur Die-kins, are.sure, pass all other engagements John Lee, J. AS. thfford, Andrew tip for, when next Tuesday night it« Aolin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred here. Sanford has surpassingly fine M, Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joo Lewis, talent and our people are not only Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J.* propil to possess it but equally F. Contes, Eg nest Gnrmloy, Walter Homo . j.roud and loyal in supporting and pntrdnizing it when opportunity of­ fers. The L'ongregationnl Society has very generously freely yrnnteil use of church and pipe organ for this fete, proceeds of which are to go toward, - and it is hoped entirely liquidate, Lyceum Course indebted­ ness. The admission is placed at the very low price of 25c. ’ Concert will begin at 8 O’ clock. The following program will he given: " M y Native Isle" While Gentlemen’ s Voices " A Leaf From thp Spray" ....... August Ney Mrs. Ella P. Hilhurn " T h e Long Day Closes" Sullivan West Ladies’ Chorus Rending, "T h e Two Ronds" Mrs. It. C. Maxwell Cornet Solo, " O Snlutaris" Panofka . * ‘ Mrs. Jessie Stumon Herndon . la) " O Holy Father" (b) "L u lla b y " Ladies’ Quartette "Spring in Here" Dirk Mrs. A. M. Philips " M y Old Kentucky Home'" . Gentlemen's Quartette “ Solo, Grand Organ” Mrs. Lucilo Aspinwull Tnkach "T h e Shepherd," Enster Presbyterian Church Quartette "T h e Mission Box That Scandalised the Village!'.....’ .Mrs. J. W. Barnes "When Daylight d o e s " NiedlInter Wllllafri, Shepard Ladies' Chorus Carl Tnkuch Violin Solo, “ Meditation/.' from. . . Victor M. Grodno , ! * T8i!*....V-!..i” s " .l.'. Moiscrtct* First Lieut- Gro. G. Herring Mr. J. Rolronsticr Second Lieut. Ralph Wight.' " M y Aunt Eliza" (by request).......*..'.. ClarencoMohoney, Homer Wynne, Mrs. Wren McGuin Walter Masorh John Pcxoid, I'aul Pezold, Edmond Stowe, Frarik Lossing, Arthur Lowing. Berkeley Blackman ^ Worthington Blackman ' Wnllare Crosby Henry Loo Alvin Kendall Brittain Johnson A lw a y s W e lc o m e "You little rsacsl—played sloes tho way, didn't you? Kept irramima wailing t Oh well. It's sit light because CALUMET Is always risht. It s worth wsllln* for. Always wclcons. Never shirks its wotk. Never falls. Never mute* minutes or materials and I knew It's pure and wholesome, as Calumet .contains only such Insredlrnta as have been approved officially by the U. 8. rood Authorities." Yen ten* wJUit yea key U—yam tee* tth*» you mm it •- H IG H E S T TwilZ joyed during tho past twelve months. We nro beginning the now year with .many improvements nnd addi­ tions,, n more, complete,, vaflcd nnd better displayed stock than over be­ fore. Better equipment in our'Soda and I co Creuin Department. A very complete und well stocked Pre­ scription Department,' . . Having secured the servires of Mr. M. A.-Reaves, one of tho best Pharmacists in the state wc are pre­ pared to glvo oven betjer service thari , heretofore. Accuracy, NcaU ness, Excellence and Dispatch being alw-ays our motto. Record Floods In China. The Celestial kingdom has been tho scene of some of the most terrible floods on record, observes London Tit* Bits. In 1801 the Yellow river over­ flowed nml destroyed nearly 2,000 vil­ Wc have also soefirod tho services lages and towns and 0 ,000,000 people. of Mr. Edward Delta for another Two years later, there were great Inun­ year and under hla able manage­ dations In Mongolia, caused by ty­ phoons, resulting In n death roll of ment, and good taattf our friiit. dis­ 0,000. play and-our Soda an<t Ice Cream. Department! will be second to- none. Knots In Willow Plums. Mr. Betta-U too we!}, known to Thera are mors than 8,000 knots la need any Introduction from.us. save an avarago willow, phuna. 8 uoa> the Most Common Sweet. Tito '.wfrllT M s a sweet tooth: ’ It wputdflbb dlBlcult to Ond Individuals and-probably Impoaelbte-to Bad-ft-pe©plo who do not Ilka sweets.' And-of nil sweet* tho moat common la sugar, practically, all o f which is produced from the sugar cana aod the bedlfoot,' -fficT Btctroot~'M ln'f" th«f source of somewhat more - “than half tho supply. Sugar not only pleases tho palate, but It helps to sus­ tain tho body, for though It is not suf­ ficient ftaelf. It forms a very useful component of foods, being easily sol­ uble and assimilable. Injecting Ink Into the Eye. Sometimes when a sear has been left on tbo cornea o f tho cyo It Is most un­ sightly. Oculists used to tattoo these scan with India Ink, but tbo method was not satisfactory and has almost been abandoned. Dr. F. H. Verboelf o f Boston describes In the Journal of tbo American Medical association tho delicate operation by which ho Injects India Ink with a hypodermic syringe Into such-scars, and says tho result* nro far superior to the old-fsshloned tattooing. Nature la Outwitted. Tho mnn who Invented the sewing machine achieved what he was after when ho stopped trying to Imitate tho human hand. I f you go Into a factory you will sec machines doing things which only human skill could do but a short tlmo ngo, hut tho processes nro quite different froin the mnminl meth­ od.. Tim Inventors have ilscajmpcrlor to the "formulae that . nature would ■cent to havo laid dowu for them. to o t with tht tod*. cinrumon. S and clom . -Cream^COTTOLENE and h,onn •urtr.together, and odd ‘the moU*. and well-beaten egw, then the dredged In part ol the flour. ThenS ■help your Uncle Sam by saving animal fan help your bank account Cottolene IT * Natural Shortened* At grocers fo tb of convenient tin, Make Windows by Hand. In imikRig Htulued'gtnsa windows ev­ ery bit of the work Is.'done by hand, uml It 1h amazing to rnullzc how many times each JiU-co of glass hoist lie linntiled, An operator tells of counting up one day .nnd finding that no less tlmn twelve times were accessary. All the Iend work Is done by band tni>, even tbo opealag of the III lie slots lulo which the glass Is fasleacd. To Remove Smoke Stains. This suggestion will be bi-nellclnl to hAlso wives who have not the convene lence of electricity or the modern gas fixtures. Frequently (lie celling above an nljLftisbliiucd gas Jet lie* comes ill senior«sl from smoke nnd bent. The discoloration may In- removed If n layer of starch end water Is applied with a piece of flannel. Atter the mix­ ture lias dried It should tie brushed lightly with a brush. No stain or murk will remain. H a v e. B een L ooking For WIRE BASKETS hi be used for so many different purposes on the Farm Better book your order for Celery Wire uml Crate Nails • . Only a Limited Quanity Left Sanford Vulcanizing. Works E. W. D IC K S O N SH TVr 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. " PHONE Cl AUTO TIR ES AND TUBES REPAIRED Auto Tires, Tubes an d Anything for the Tires STARTING BA TTERIES FREE A IR SERVICE Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To • • * Your Door Daily Elder Springs Water. Has a Guaranteed Purity ... r of 99.98 Per Cent. . TFO. Charles Distributor PH O N E 338 wasvtcTtfl �THE SANFORD HERALD era and *hlpj>grs are. doing bearer Work through .theft Soar'd o f Trade, with the ono (iim In view, results. 4 .YO U R IN C O M E -TA X Air. Harris Will Dc Here Next Week —-— ~ .-r~ r.Txt S eirYoir* * • •r ' Thq Sanford Ilcrald, Sanford, Fla. Gentlemen— I beg to announce to tho citizens of Sanford and Semlnolo county that I will be in Sanford for three days only, March 21, 2 2 i«nd 2.1 for the purpose of assisting those who desire my services, In the prep­ aration of .their income tax returns. A t a recent hearing of the Federal Trade Commission there w a s introduced^ Correspondence taken from the private files of Swift & Company,which showed that the Company had been con­ sidering for some time an educational advertising campaign. These returns must be in the hands of the collector, or his deputy, on or before April 1 st, and in order that every one may have n chance to fllo his return on time, the collec­ tor of the District of Florida has sent field men* to eqch county scat for a few days. Will he glad to see. any who call these days. M y office will be at the court house. T h e need for this publicity has been apparent to us for severfil years. T h e gross misrepresentation to which w e •have recently been subjected has convinced us that w e should no longer , delay in putting before the public the basic facts of oCir business, relying on the fair-mindedness of the American pedple.' Very respectfully, Roy H. Harris, Income Tax Inspector; S w i f t & Com pany s net profit is reasonable, and represents * an insignificant factor in the cost o f living. . •*#.. - $875,000,000. Profits ■ . • •. $ 3 4 ,6 5 0 ,0 0 0 .1 may not be kept waiting, C. F. WILLIAMS • EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman Dealer 1 Seasoned Wood. . . Tho' effect of seasoning wood is to bring into tho samo spaco 10 per cont moro fibers than when the wood woo green. For the fiscal year 1917 the total sales and net profit of Swift & Company were as follows: *_ * rt While there's no telling what conditions may face the country before the war is over, one thing is certain and that is that Ford cars will grow more and. more into being actual neces­ sities, both in city and country. Prospective buyers will do well to place orders NOW , when a reasonably quick delivery is possible. Don't put it olT until spring for the demand is con­ tinuous from all parts of the country; Ford cars are wanted in the North, South, East and West every*day of the year. Let us have your I will thank you to give this as rpuch prominence* as possible, in order that none may fail to do their duty. ' T h e feeling against .the American packer is based largely on the belief that the income and well-being of the producer and consumer are adversely affected by the *packers* operations, resulting in unreasonably large profits. * S ales TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R Facial Failure. He— "Your friend lan't much stuck on her looks." She—*"Suy. she wouldn’t dure shoot tier own lujslmnd.'’ —Judge. T h is is equivalent to a $3,<G5. profit on a business o f $87,500. . 'Worth Consideration. I f Swift & Compcny lied made no profit at all, iho cottl* raiser would,have rcceivid only ono-cighth o f a cent per pound more for his cuttle, o r th * const tn« r v.-mid have saved only one-quarter o f a cent per pound cn d r.s-.d beef. . I'lensure conics through toll and not ;liy Kilflntlqlqvnrp and Indolence. When one gels to love work, his life in u Imppy one.—llusklu. 3 w i i t tv. C o m p a n y , U . S. A . . In England all earls and wagons must hear the own. r'* name end ad­ dress before being 'ti-wd In a public highway. Vehicles Dear Owners' Names. Gilent Applause. SHOE POLISHES ' PRESERVE THE LEATHER LIQUIDS AMD PASTES T » mure clearly tiring out these | Many n vntidevllle actress seems POR BLACK, W HITS, TAN, DARK BROWM ORQXBIOOO SHOES. facts and tq oiler Suggestions for to think she's ii hlg thing bemuse she _____ _____ _________ TMfrSBAUnr COOWUnBU. IT».tU»»«f,R.Y,____________________ observation, it is a known fuel that sings through- her nose, like un rlei.limit.—Exchange. ‘ tiie average locomotive now in listII) I). <’. MAItl.OWE in FLORIDA FARM A- STOCKMAN in Florida is of tin- 2Mneh cylincr Sir Oliver Lodge's Faith. type, unit if you will look up tin*'I will n<>t helleve flint It. Is given builders' rating on jln-Aiengines, it 'Never before have the farm prod- dor normal conditions, hut n[ the to mnn to have thoughtm higher anil wjll lie found that 1,201) tons is their milder Item the real Inilh of things." sc! j iif Florida been ja sueh demand present, and in fact for tiie last thir­ u rjv. and at prices decidedly nt- ty days, eight, nine nnd even eleven capacity bn track liAving nothing tnrtivc in the producer, and never days has been consumed in transil heavier than a one per cent grade, Wturv.m us history tins Florida su(- nijd the result has- been that the nnd you will also learn timl to vio­ 'tred mi because of inferior transpor product has lost its market day in­ late thin binding to a degree worth Ulion. The -result of this has all dividuality and in many cases de­ mentioning, the entire machinery 1st killed the demand for our prod- cayed in transit dr from lack of.at­ nnd boiler facilities nf a locomotive is soon destroyed. Notwithstanding ttl and it is not infrequent that the tention. The Sanford Hoard of frodcc.T or shipper is called upon Trade has in its possession numerous this, it is common and a daily oc­ ior frtiglil charges after tho total re­ cars whose average mileage in tran­ currence' fur engines iH this type to turn!! id a car have been turned on sit was ygh* mi In*, per hour between la- sent out of terminals with from i three tu six hundred tom* overload | its freight account.' . Sanford. I'niludelphia and New and it is also n daily or nightly ilc-. A conservative estimate of Flor- York, and even In-tween Sanford eurrenre for tlirse same over-loaded i rUMi* and citrus crop for the season and Jacksonville, anywhere from (rains to find a “ side track” between 1)17-1918 is lifty thousand cars, hut eight to eighteen hours tins been terminals not more than 125 miles of this total only one-third of the consumed in movement with addi­ apart, dl-ad' on the "sixteen hours vegetable crop has moved, nnd with tional terminal delays of from five to law." This moans delayed equip ihe'rcturns to the fnrmer from what thirty-'fivo hours getting out of ter­ ment, means a shopped engine from All this product is under ks* already been shipped, no Incen- minals. 24 to fio hours, means increased con­ ice and moving in refrigerator cars. UTf is carried him to increase his sumption of fuel and additional Hinge later in tho spring. Jn fact, As the situation stands now, the San­ in bvettime for crews. ' It numi-y unless means of better transporta­ ford section alone, unless transport!!- also, means connections at the ter­ tion is found, his acreage will de- tion service is improved, stands to minal ahead nini.n decidedly ultim­ rrnji- simply because of lack of lose not less than a half million dol­ ate loss in many cases, in the'money funds in ihe farmer's hands to curry lars within the next thirty days, returns to the producer. and since our product is typical, of on his farming operations. A locomotive handling her allot­ Florida in general, it is evident that What is true of ono section ap- under conditions ds they now exist, ted tonnage and given only ordin­ * , * , ■ * 7li« also.to others 'nnd In speaking a loss of from two t o ‘ four tniliion ary running repairs at terminals, wiU °f the Sanford section, expressions dollar* to tho producers direct is tho cover 250 miles every 24 hours and h » authoritative even to car num- ultimate result; do this day in and day out, but inThe powerful nnd flexible Chandler motor, brought to a h*n anil Initials. On celery and.lutTho very natural .question arising crease this tonnago as is tho custom point approximating perfection by five years o f refinement lur», ■the - average movement from today, and a hundred mile average ., vr. V+ then, is: WhaL Is the trouble! . A l; w ith ou t radical c h n n g e s . - ^ ----- . v., r , . fwifordVa New Y ork La. not more definite reply is r-"T o n n a ge —over­ is good. --Resides this; thc coal con­ Ifciri the fifth morning delivery, unsumption will increase per locomo­ Bosch high tension magneto Ignition, the world's finest loading motive-power!" tive, at least 40 per cent per 100 system. (Used by Pierce-Arrow, Locomobile, .Winton, White, Obviously,* there arc two or three miles' and tho dsmago to flues Stutz, M orm on, Mercer.) . reasons why thja. is done, but since crown sheets, etc., will run' into dol, tho carriers do not express rc^L rea­ Solid cast alum inum m otor base, extending from frame to lars, nnd this to say nothing of lusons in issues of this nature; those frame. (Sim ilar design and construction used by Packard, bor, material, etc., required to main­ of us who wish to remedy apd who Locomobile, (bronz^), W lnton, S tutz, Mercer.) tain these engines in questionable What you want la quick relief, llere’* * filty year old remedy that haa proven express practical reasons, can only condition for running. This system Silent chain drive, instead of noisy gears, for m otor shufts. benrficiM fo^ millions. Try it yourself. surmise, but In making surmises, wo also destroys car supply and today, (Used by Packard, W inton, Mcrccr, Cadillac.) P\ m n * QSold by all druggists. joly on experience, and a careful sur­ this system is deteriorating the car Annular light-running ball bearings in transmission. (Used vey of every terminal and line be­ supply fully 20 per cent. tween Jacksonville and New York „ by Packard,.PJcrccrArrow, Locom obile,-W inton, W hite, Stutz,* —"T tr rMiorc“ncarljr normal railroad city; a cHeck of this sort Having Mcrccr, Cadillac, M orm on.) been mado last December by tho facilities, one thing must, and wii Annular light-running ball bearings in differential. (Used writer, and in giving the,expressions eventually be done, nnd that is n by Packard, Plcrcc-Arrow, Locom obile, White, S tu tz, Morm on.) herein, nothing theoretical is offered; maximum tonnage system, according Annular light-running ball bearings in rear wheels. (Used by but in offering to tho. public tho ser­ to tho country, will be established . Packard, Locomobile, W hite, Stutz, Mcrcc^, Marxnon.j * vice on railroads now existent, the and an Inspection placed on this ser­ carriers are evidently maintaining n vice to see Hint it .is maintained. . And scores of ’O ther fe atu res o f d e sig n a n 4 e q u ip m e n t o f n Pj**?! Biiiom? Constipaled? All shippers know nnd appreciate Dr.King » Sew Life a health service designed to produce certain _____Pillspiuse ________|___ITe q u a l excellence. Iww of Rile and rid vnur Stomac your Stomach results nnd if. wo are to give crod- conditions with the country today, • .* • \ • Uowri* of waste and fermenting and none of them expect normal con­ body rxjiMms.. They are • Tonic to onco to . such thiryc as ulterior mo­ ** .JL. , . S I X* S,P L E1N - D I D B O D Y T Y,P E S . your Stomach and Liver and tone the tive, thfee reasons are prominent: ditions ih anything, and they are per­ pnrral iy*tem. First dose relieve*. the "olght hour law," opposition to fectly willing to give and take, |>ut Seven-Passenger Touring Cqr, SJS9S Four-Passcngcr Roadster, $1595 - "t a bottle tenlay. all druggist*. shipper* because of their fight on a when *a remedy Is in . sight that --Four-Passenger S p ort M odel, $1675 rate increase in May nnd June of means, if practiced, a possible solu­ tion nnd means, also, actually more Inst year or n desire to prove that ' sGcvcn-Passcngcr Sedan, $2295 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2195 ■ the government cannot successfully money for the carriers in net divi­ Limousine, $2895 operate the ruilroads of . this coun- dends, then producers nnd freight shippers and receivers should exer­ Ths statement that shortage of lo­ cise cVery effort to have steps taken . * * * , * comotives — particularly among the by their representatives to sea that Cold, rain, winds, and dampness more prominent carriers of" the the remedy is applied. 1 • v>e out the rheumatic ache*. An W . A . S T R IN G F E L L O W The shipper fs not, noFTiocs he in­ sguthcast cannot stand' an reason, >pliqtlonQf sioan'a Liniment bring* tend to be antagonistic to the car­ {£*rciief. No rubbing. It penetrate*, neither can the claifn of equipment SANFORD, FLORIDA '• shortage predominate,, because to tftf riers und he looks for delays, but • • • ■ . .• this would carry us directly back to when they bccomo serious to tho expresent day methods of depredating tont oL taking away hia earnings,* he Ty l O d t i ! S motive power and equipment du* to is naturally interested In possiblo overloading engine* anil heavy hand- remedies, nnd ‘with this in view, the Sanford and Seminole county grow___ KILLS PAIN ling-<jf eqdipment.. BETTER TRANSPORTATION IMPERATIVE TRY A HERALD WANT AD $1595 G n a iid le r L e a d s • ■ ' A ll 'Sixes lH E fHhandler leads all Sixes—indeed all medium-priced, high-grade cars— because it offers so much more for so much less. . C o lli a **& sscoverv for Coughs s Colds C om e C h o o s e Y o u r C h a n d le r N o w CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Cleveland, O. W iitrie n i �THE SANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. BAYNES, Dullness Manager THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ButacnirnoN rates ONI VBAR. in advance: mx moMtos ................................... 1 TUBES MONTHS.......... ..V,7 .7 ... . B U S IN E S S M A N - G R O W E R — .......... ^ M E R C H A N T ____________ There’s an announcement on the first page of this issue. It refers to tho most serious situation Sanford and Seminole county have over faced. Yet, It is one that can be remedied; and will be’ remedied, but .to remedy it quickly and in so doing save dollar upon dollar for you ami inn, it has reached that point where a unison of voices, shoulders And men must act togotfior. Not only must they act once, but maybe many times, but -every net brings bettor nnd better service and gives us each time hotter insurance for tho transportation cf our product. Nothin*; is accomplished, tit •least seldom ever, by "on** man acts" particularly so since today hundreds of things face our Government for adjustment that heretofore were not up for handling. Still, our Govern­ ment will help— will protect, but wo must carry our troubles to them r.nd^ present them, in a logical specific way if wo expect results. Our G ov­ er uniont urges co-operation berause through cooperation, the require­ ments of marly are boiled down to tho needs of sections and this need, handled through drganizntinn is al­ ways granted, provided there is justlcn in thnt requirement. Certainly thbro is justice In tho needs of the grower, mere hunt and shipper of today nnd unlpss that Justice in the way nf transportation is meted ■out, Seminole county stands In Jose a million dollars within sixty days. W o urge you to bo at tho C O U R T HOUSE, SATURDAY N IG H T , M A R C H 16th, at 7:30 O 'C LO C K . ■T,(JRN S T IL L IN F L O R ID A It is pleasing to learn from the bure.au of crofi estimates thnt there were in Florida nt the beginning of March this year a mllUo and a qyar *1 ter more bushels, of corn, than’at tha never recognized the dignity of ad­ same time last year, and a'million vertising'properly, but It hee per­ niore than for the first of March, sistently, through ell it* various de­ partments, sought to imposo upon r y lb y — Tha—figure*--given—aro— 5,650,000 t h ija w m ib O T . bushels on the. farms of Florida Mar. 1st. This is conclusive proof of tho increased acreage last year, despite tho ceaseless cry of some that.the atato was not doing- its psrt in tho mSttcr of grain production. True, five and a half million bush els is but little more than five and a half busels pen capita for our popu­ lation; ’but It Is a fine showing* con­ sidering tho stato of Florida has been deemed by many, who do not know it as grainlcss.’ _ ' We venture tho prediction that tho corn acreage and the corn pro­ duction in Florida this season will be an eye opener,to the west and to the other great cqrn growing sec­ tions of the country. It is so easy to g ® w a crop of corn in Florida after the winter crop of vegetables or tho spring crop o L Irish potatoo?,' that the wonder is moro of it lias ijot been grown before, The trouble bus been up to the1 past few years that the yield in dollars hits been so satis­ factory from th e vegetables and fruits o f winter and spring growing, that most .of the farmers pf the state* were aMiaficd to let the land "re s t." It has been found out, however, thnt there Is n vast amount of available fertilising material iii the ground after harvest of the winter crops, and that tins fertilizer is all -that is needed to give from thirty to sixty bushels of corn per acre. The result is celery, lettuce, beans and potatoes and almost every other highly fer­ tilized crop is now followed by ctirn which more than pays for the pro­ duction of the crops already dis­ posed. of. Florida corn clubs should be ns common ns Florida sand' this spring and early summer; and they should lit* composed of men 'as well ns the beys of the state. And with* every corn rlu!> should be attached, as part of the plan, n big dub: for there is no better way to get line crop results than by feed­ ing your corn to your pig and feed­ ing your pork to the buyer* at six­ teen or more rents on foot. A Florida boy-got more than (five dollars a bushel for jiin com the past season and till because iie fed that corn to thrifty high bred porkers and turned it into high priced meat. It pays, Tampa Tribune. G O VERN M EN T A D V E R TISIN G "W hen will tho government come to realize the power ami dignity of advertising to convey, its message direct to the people?” ' The foregoing is the closing para­ graph from ah article by William H. Field, vice president of the Chicago Tribune, in a rpcent Ibsuc of Printers asking for limitless space" provided "there is no charge."' The news­ papers arc constantly receiving from tho government requests for printing this, that and the other, "provided it Is-done without charge," which is beneath the dignity of tho govern­ ment, and no such requests should be made by any government depart­ ment. • . . . It is proper, that' information should be furnished, by tho government when it is o f'a character t W will interest the public, leaving to tho individual newspaper the ques­ tion as to its publication, but no de­ partment should for one moment ever send a request that tho matter ho published, provided "there is no charge." The government might just as well ask the maker of pig iron to furnish his product, "pro­ vided there Is no charge," or to ask tho cotton grower, the wheat grower or tho mechanic, or its dorks, or its officials, to' furnish their materia] or tlicir work without cost as to ask the same of the newspapers. Have you forged your chain of life by carefulness or wasteful­ ness? * Are you ready*-to grasp opportunity by investing a little money?. Come here and we will start you. / . C A P IT A L *30,000.00 “The Moral Aims of the War” 'WORLD RECONSTRUCTION' D r. CHAS. S, MacFARLAND of N. Y. By Dr. C. A. VINCENT General Secretary Fpderal Council of Churches of Christ in A m e r i c a Twice in Europe since the War. Representing the League’ toiEnforcc Peace. Recenty Poster Washington D. C. Pubilc Cordially Invited. What Are We Fighting For? Answered Tonight at Mass Meeting . The people of Sanford and vicinity will have an unusual-opportunity to hear tw o prominent speakers dis­ cuss vital war problems at the Methodist church this evening. The speakers are Dr. Chas. S. Macfarland of New York, General Secretary o f tho Federal Council of th$ Churches of Christ in America, and Dr. C. A. Vincent, now at Wlntor Park, and recently a prominent pastor in Washington,- D. C. Dr. Macfariand’s subject will be "T h e Moral Aim* of -the W ar." .D r. Vincent, who speaks in behsif of The League to Enforce- Peace, of which Ex-Presiden^ T a ft Is the chairman, will talk on /'W orld ReconatrueThis meeting is held under* the auspices of the National Committee of tho Churches and tho Moral Aims of the War, of which Hamilton • Holt, editor of the Independent is chairman. Similar meetings are being held this week in sev­ eral Florid* cities is part of a .nation-wide campaign to'quicken the spirit of Am erici in support of- the wsr. * ' * • . This educational campaign it conducted at the request and with the tsoperatioA of tha Department of Tublic Information of the Federal Government. T H E P U B L IC IS U R G E D TO A T T E N D S U R P L U S *15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SAN FORD O. L. TAYLOR R. R. DEAS Cashier . , Am'i CitfcW, THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS Nevertheless, the newspapers arc in their patriotism constantly-giving unlimited space to the advocacy of the things without which the govern­ ment could not -float liberty bonds nor curry on the war. Other patri­ otic people are giving their tihie to the same work, tint they do not give the product of thrtr factories or their farms. For such products as PROGRAM ANNOUNCING the government pays, and pays lib­ EVENT WILL SOON erally, except when it comes Jto news­ paper space, find then it expects the RE OUT newspapers to'giv e their time, th«ir money aaul all of the space upon, The Red Cross Society Circus is which tlicir existence depends,-freely the main topic of discussion these tind lihcrnlly ami without a dollar’-* days not only in Sanford but in all expanse to the government, and to the surrounding cities'of. thin and ad­ tills It adds constant, hampering re­ joining counties for this circus will striction* which, make life almost a not be given for Sanford alone but burden to every publisher. — Manu­ (or every city within a radiu^ of 10u facturers Record. miles and many of the winter vis­ itors of Altamonte. Winter Park. 'Orlando, Kustis, Mr. Dura, DcLund E XC U SE ME j and Daytana and other Resorts have Sanford High School signified their intention of ntlendiftg apt! assisting the Red Cress in their endeavor to. raise funds for -this i great work. Coining!- Coming! Coming! W UAT7 Those who have the details of the Excuse !\1o-Society Cirrus in charge are giving When this big event with the idea of obAnril 5. - taining enough money to supply Whore?* ’ Seminole Chapter through the »UrnHigh School Auditorium |mer months jn order that the work How Muck? , will not drag and also that t-iie mer­ 25 Cents! chants and citizens generally will nut j lie railed upon each month for a do­ nation or for the sale of tickets for some form of amusement—in oilier Mad Dog at Jacksonville words to get it all at oticq and then Jacksonville, March 15,— Eleven persons suffered 'the bite of a rabid take - a vacation for the summer. dog here today und the state hoard .The Red Cross workers are juAt as of henRh is now; awaiting the ar­ tjred of soliciting funds uh the people' rival of serum from New York, are tired of giving nnd this idea nf which was wired for •immediately mnking the money all at one time with which to treat each ease. Ex­ -thtft will give the chapter all that is amination of the .dog’s head dis­ needed /or the summer appeals to closed that the unimal was suffering everyone. I Mr. Field has asked an interesting I question, but we' are afraid that it will be a long time before a xnlisfactory, answer is given it. I 'T h e United States government has from a sovero attack of rabies. _ - A Chain Is As Strong As Its Weakest Link lady of good character in Seminole McLIn, county is eligible. Mrs. Pulcston is chairman of Iji'e *livd Cross Queens* Contest Committee, nssistrd by Mrs. Thrasher, Jacksonville Merchants Pass Under -*. Food Administration Food licenses under the federal.ad­ ministration hold by the Tyler Gro­ cery Company anil ‘the Galo Gro­ cery Company were suspended, yes­ terday by Hrnxton Rqncham, federal food administrator for Florida, who ordered each to dispose'of all eomr modifies sold by them under gover­ nment permit. They, are allowed the privilege o ft applying tor renewal of those permits *to sell at the. expira­ tion of ninety. days. These casts are the First in Jack­ sonville wherein the state food ad­ ministration has deemed drastic ac­ tion necessary, i They were tried by Mr. Rcarhum following charges |rrrftrred by County Administrator K. E. MrLin. mat they list! violated regulations governing the sate of tfheat, Hour and augur. . Specific charges against the Tyler concern were; Selling and shipping Hour in greater quantities tlir.ij per­ mit by law: selling Ilnur without sub­ stitutes and realizing a greater profit than the fond rgulnilons permit. In the" case of sugar violation?, charges were excess profits lid selling, in too large quantities directly to the con­ sumer. -The Gale concern was charged with profiteering on .(lour nnd sugar nnd with selling both of these prod­ ucts to the consumer in Cao large quantities nnd with, scltiug Hour without substitutes Te- : stitute the war. iU » charges The biggest thing about the Red Cross Circus is the fact that it will bring many new people to this city. Nothing like the Circus has ever hecn pulled here and it will nqt be presented anywhere in this territory upon such a grand scale as will be given here. The program committee is out this this week interviewing life business houses, selling space upon tho big program that will lie scattered all over this territory. The money on this program all goes for. advertising, aa the Circus will bo advertised as no other attraction has e v e r. been ad­ vertised and this*.city will profit thereby, ~ . .. - • . j. .' • *•7 * . - *n1 The people generally are asked to assist-in this entertainment and the committee are out now. scouring the territory for material for the local talent part of the Jrlg show. They want ten freaks, ten clowns ifnd nu­ merous other attractions for the big show and the side shows and in the the other cities where this attraction haa been given the citizens have re­ sponded most generously and helped the chapter along by giving their services gladly for every p s rtJ T tlie entertainment. The Circus is different from “any­ thing ever before attempted and ev­ ery citizen of Seminole county should get right in btehind it and boost it, i The Queens* Contest for Queen of the Red Cross Society Circus prom-, isea to be one of the most interesting features. The most popular young lady will be crowhcd Queen during the Circus and will be presentedwith-a beautiful diamond ring now on exhibition in the show window of Henry McLeulin’s jewelry store. The next prise will be a* handsome diamond laveliero and a moat hand­ some pearl breast pin la odered a* the third prize. * Voting booths will be placed at the following stores': Dower's.Drug Store, Philips &■ Co.’s' Drug Store, Mobley's Drug Store and other store*. Vo.cs cost one cent each and any­ one can vpte as many votes' at one time as they wish and they can vote as'often as they want. ..Any tingle X DcCOTTES EXALTED RULER Elks Lodge Electa Officers for En suing'. Year at Meeting on Wednesday At the regular meeting of the .San­ ford lodge of Elks the following of. figera ..were elected, for tho ensuing year: Exalted Ruler, Geo. A. DcCntti i. Krftiemed Leading Knight, I Hmiinillut. Esteemed Loyal Knight, A. 1). Parrish. Esteemed Lecturing Knight.. J. K. Hickson. . • • Treauttrer, I,. P. McCulhr . Secretary, E. F. Iloushulder Trustee, Forrestt, L:tke. * « A report of the activities of the lodge showed thnt 22 new members had been added during the yi.tr and the lodge is in a mosL flourishing condition despite the war and war times. Sanford lodge has 11 mem­ bers in the war service and a beau­ tiful' service Hag lias been raised at the.club, containing l-t .stars fur the boys who are serving their country at the front. . . An Arab's Saying. “ It Is well Hint all men nre not rich, niches corrupt the'soul, hut virtue enlarges the hoi>e." These words were found In the parchment of nn Arabic treatise by sunie ruler and Is no doubt the hitter verdict of many that are ileli today.—Exchange. so they will bo good for riiany more miles of service. Make them practirally new again bo far as tread is concerned. No need for new tires juiit because the old ones have worn BinooVh. Just send them hero for retreading nt a very - t * *. . *•*» small expense. ‘ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS k and 3rd St. • " Sanford, Florida Customers H E Officials of th e F irs t N ational-B ank desire to call to th e attention of the general public the fact th a t the tim e for m aking returns of incomes for taxation ex­ pires on A PR IL 1st, and th a t there is a pen­ alty for failure o f those required by law who make no returns; • T We will' be glad, to afford any assistance in’our power in' m aking o u t reports, and trust you will make use of our services to the full­ est extent. • FIRST NATIONAL BANK * t ' * ofSANFORD, FLO R ID A . �>.tfy.c V'•. Summary o f the Floating 8null Talks 8nedneUy ArraasedTor Herald Readers Uttle Happenings. Mention of Matters In Brief Petsoail Item*^" •*of Interest ., without Heenso during * the three months prior to January 1st,' 1918, and to thoee who.are operating-au­ tomobiles n o w fo r ,hIre or others wise without Having appropriate license that tho county commissioners have instructed me to cnforece the pay­ ment of such llcenao taxes, and Un­ less the proper ilcenso is obtained from the collector by March 25th, I shall proceed to enforce the payment by law. Schelle Malncs, Prosecuting Attorney. 69-Fri-2tc m SO C IE T Y ^ —j nwnSf Mia i MMlI . ft, , ,. ■ U.l.Vt W V ; ;-Vt F r t PAGE ms tifleato In my, office and made appUdriiop for tax deed to latte In aceordanco with law. Said lota be- D O M A IN ing a u rti ad at tha.daU of -t ho-lau---------- - -4iAPPENW G 3 -0 M N T E R E S T -IN --A N D ~ -^ ■■ AROUND SANFORD ' ance of such certificate ifi the name* jot H. H. Stevenson. Mrs. N s ms Kins McLaughlin, Social Editor. A a r o n s haring gutala, parties s r s s j r s r t k l r Unless said certificates shall be (sr th b column. It ■ • •Id bs appreciated U l h a r would telephone 270 J redeemed according tq ja w U x deeda will issue thereon on the 16th day o f A Itfvcly farewell party was re­ M jv and Mrs. J. II. Fryer of Gait, April, A. D. 19J8. cently given by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Canada arc spending a few daye at Witness my official aignature and ' Dresner for their mother, Mrs. L the Hotel Carnes. aesl this 15th day of March, A. D. Dresner of Pattison, N. J. Mrs. 1918. Dresner came to Sanford about threo Mr. and Mrs. J.*H . Cummings of (seal) EJ. A. DOUGLASS, months ago practically an invalid Toronto, Canada .are guests of the Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., and returns homo in perfoct health, Hotel Carnea. ‘ Florida. ■o she feels there is nothing too good Fri-59-5tc to be said about Sanford, her climate John Abbcrgle of Orlando w as or her people. Sho was the recipient registered at the Hotel Carnea on of much attcrition"Vhile here. Noth­ Tho Plant City Courier estimates Thursday. ing could havo been lovelier than that the fruit crop in that locality Mrs. Sam Dresner’s homo the even­ Presbyterian Church brought about $200,000 thia season, ing of the party; yellow and green: The Presbyterian church is mak­ the strawberry crop being worth a tho color scheme was very beauti­ ing n campaign to ra\»b $3,000,000 similar amount. A big acreago is • fully carried out.- Streamers of these for ita benevolent work during the tcing planted to sea island cotton, colon extended from the chandelier coming church'year, beginning April. probably 1,800 to 2,000 acres to bo to the table and were entwined with Thia $3,000,000 drive ia lasting three devoted to this staple. plum blossom an<| this same beau­ wCcka. Last Sabbath there was n t ifu l flower was used oyer doors and general exchange of pulpita that via* windows, producing a charming ef­ iting ministers might preach upon fect. Tea roses were also used in this subject fverywhere. Rev. J, F. profusion. Mrs. Moses, Mrs. Dres- McKinnon preached itf the Satifordncr and Lloyd Brown did the decor­ church nnd Mr. Brownlee preached ating and it was worthy of hny nr- nt- Oakland. Next Sunday will be (Ia ( . ‘ Delicious Ice cream, cake and th e.closing-day o the campaign, and Prices in accordance with fruit punch were served to the guests subscriptions, will be, taken through­ the new ruling of the during tho evening. . out the 'entire church on that day. • Mcmbent of the Sanford congre-t Food Administrator. If you are-a married man nnd havo gntion are .uFged to be present at the * * • an income of over 52,000, one way of .morning service to give tlic-lr ro»Sold only in addition to getting at the amount you owe the npotue upon the subscription cards. equal amounts of flour, government is to s(U down nil over If you cannot cornu to the morning the exempted amount, add the num­ Service remain nt homo in the after­ substitutes a s jie r ruling. ber of trading stamps you received noon that the canvassers •might see during the yeaf, divide It by thp to­ you without an extr'u visit. It is the tal amount of wlintever pawn tickets purpose of Manager D ullest to make yog may have in your possession, a.thorough canvass of the member­ subtract from thia the difference in ship, and it ia hoped that the work your present age ani^ your nge gt the of the committee might’ be made ns time you reached yotlr majority, easy an possible for them*. multiply this by what over numbed Mr. BrbwRjce will preach at both you happen to think of and then services Sunday. chuck the wh6lc thing in the waste basket and begin over nguin.— I’ liilLiberty .Motors Ready udelphit Enquirer. Washington, Match 15.—Amer­ -Lyceum benefit concert Tuesday. pany haa been called, in consequenco Home talent entertainment next of which the .Ifonolului aro comI tiled to diaband. As we cannot Tuesday. • hays thia attraction, it haa been de­ Better see about your income tax cided to substitute the home latent yeturna before it is too late. 59-ltc concert of next Tuesday, svul ticket Everybody’s going to the benefit holders* arc entitled to thia enter­ concert. tainment instead.' Tho concert of House for Rent— E. T . Woodruff. next Tuesday is to be so rich with * Carnes Changes Plan \ 68-5tp enjoyment, that wo are sure cveryBeginning Sunday next the Hotel Elsewhere tho Herald publishes ono will really gain by the change. the benefit concert program, wo aro Automobile' Accessories.— To all Carnes of this city will adopt tho plan. Under present to enjoy Tuesday evening next. Ford Owners: The Perfection Aer­ European. prices of food it is impossible to con­ Break your Cold or LcGppe with a ator saves from } { to 1-3 your gaso­ duct a first class hotel under any line. Proves its efficiency on demon­ doses of 660. — rl39-2Ctc othcr’.plan, and the principal Amcr-^ stration. Time required 5 minutes. Just one eclipsing event next' TucsI’ nya for itself 12 to . 16 times per lean plan hotels of the epuntry arc day—the benefit concert. Every­ year. Cost only $4.00. Want a being forced to make tho change. body be sure to go;‘ canV afford to resident agent in every town. ‘ If Rooms will remain at' $1.00 and mL« it. ' $60.00 per week looks good to you SI.50 per day with special rates by Eggplant and Pepper Plants for ’see P; L. Miller. 69-2tc the week. A t noon-^io regular din­ Sale. J. E. Spurting Phone 2..’ ner will be served at 60c on week At the First Methodist Church 59-ltc corner Park avenue and Fifth .tract, days and 76c on Sundays. Morning John T. Brady, Jr., ia recovering Sundiy, March 17Ut,. services as and evening short orders will be from an operation for varicose, yolns follow.: Sunday school at 9:30 6. m. served and tho dining room will be performed by I)rs. Puleston. and Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30. p. in. open from 5:30 to 9:00 o’ clock.' Tolar. • •. Epworth League at G:30 p. m. Spec­ , The name excellent service will r UH-MY-TISM — Antiseptic Re­ ial evangelistic service will Begin continue, ns in 'the past and the lieves Rhcutnntism Sprains Neu­ Wednesday, March 20th nt 7:30 people of.the city as well ns the trav­ ralgia etc. 39-26tc p.‘ m. Rev. Howard Dutill will as­ eler are cordially iqvited to patron­ Orlando, Eustla and DoLand and sist the pastor in the meeting. A ize the CarMs whenever oppor­ all the 'tourist resort’ towns of this most cordial. invitation is extended tunity affords. ' 59-ltc _ part of Florida will bo 'here for the to all to attend these services. ' fijjj Society Circus. Robert Olin Chappeie, at one lime Hero of Spanish American War Here • income tar r'otufns are-required to the premier pitcher and boll player be made by April .1st. There Is a of the old Gainesville Oak Halls is penalty ^or failure to make ti\ia re­ in tin* city, with the Society Circus arranging tho program -for this big turn if you are liable. .-5 9 -ltc Dig Farmers' meeting at tho Court event. Bob is a very popular boy House tomorrow night under the all over Florida especially with the auspice* of the Hoard .of Trade. old timers of the diamond. Don't forget to leave yo u r orders Every farmer in this section should for ice cream for Sunday dinner nt be there, ‘ • • n For Wood and heavy hauling ncc L. R. Philips' drug store .Saturday. •65-Fri-tf .Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf The grand pipe organ, ‘tho soul T.lic Sanford I’ oatollice is putting stirring violin, the thrilling -sweet­ on a wonderful campaign for the ica's ;irst fighting seaplane equipped ness of the cornet, the pathos and Thr’fr Stamps and ranks with the Many people in Sanford will' lentn with liberty motor lias been tried leader.-- .n Morion. The Woman's side splitting humor of urtistir-elo­ with the deepest sorrow of the dcarh out nnd accepted, it was learned to­ Club is Hiking thp lead in tlds move­ cutionary presentation, and the of Mr. Robert Davis at Port Orange night, and u number of the craft are rlianr.ing solo and ensemble of San­ ment on Wednesday morning. Mr. Dgvis now being delivered for the use of ford's popular singers jinite to form a Tin- bailies' Union of the Congre­ spent last winter in Sanford at the tin- naval air service. They,are ihu rer.l musical and sentimental protrnygational church will hold n straw­ Hotel Carnes anil made many advance guard of u big lice; which nl event' which no one ‘will want to berry festival on /Saturday after­ friends, lie came here iiv the inter­ will be .added to the forces engaged miss seeing und hearing:. We pre­ noon. March IGtli in the room next est of tin- Wilson Contracting Co, In submarine hunting in the wnr dirt a crowded house next Tuesday to the Sim/onl Shoe & Clothing Co. •and- had charge <rf the paving of the zone. , night. In mnnertion with the festival thenroad to the Wckiva bridge. The re­ Munn Norwood, after a ten days’ will in' on sale pillow rasi-s, bureau mains were accompanied to Virginia Notice of Application for Tax Deed ('apt. Richmond I'. IloliMin visit Ijere to Mrs. Norwood ami her srarfs. handkerchiefs and aprons. by bis brother, Where the interment Under Section 8 Chapter 4888 Hero of the Spanish American war parents, Col. and Mrs. il. J. Spence, 69-1 to w||| take place. Laws of Floridn ' started Saturday evening, on his will apeak at the' Buptist Temple The " Haymakers" • tint! "T h e return to his work at Monctta. Mo. Wednesday evening, March 2 9 th. Notice is hcfeliy given that (). A. llattji- of Hoses," spectacular proMr. aud* Mrs. P. M. Elder an­ His subject will be His wife nrrompanied him. as far ns 8:00 o’ clock. Honk, purchaser of Tax Certificatra ductions staKeil for the Society Cir­ nounce the engagement of their "America in the 'War.” Admission Lakeland..— Punta Gnrda Herald. No. 1229, covering Lot 3 Blk 3 Cam­ cus by the young ladies und little daughter Nellie to Mr. Goodspeed Get your prescription work d^otie freo — don't miss the fhance to hear of Jacksonville. The wedding will, eron, niao Certificate No. 1219 cov­ girls of Sanford will be the greatest ering- Lot 3 Block- I, Cameron, Also Peatly, correctly and • delivered this tnun of Merrimac fame. ever witnessed here. occur March 31st. Miss Elder is the ^Certificate No. 1218, covering Lol l promptly anywhere in the city. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Expensive Hemstitching Mnphino Block 1 Cameron, Also Certificate Notice L. It. Philips & Co. do it. . Elder and a young womAn of grent juit installed at thu millinery shop No. 1220, covering Lot 4. Blk 1, Notice is hereby "given tha't the ; * 66-Fri-tf charm, and the engagement is of of Mrs. H. L. Duhart. Ladies of Cameron, Also Certificate No. 1223, hoard of county commissioners offer Sinford are Invited to call and see • If the benefit concert proves! the for.sale one pair of mules, pair lo he deep interest to Iiit mjiny friends. covering Lot 13, ltlk I. Cameron, this marhine in operation. Fourth success that is confidently expected designated by the hoard. For in­ Also Certificate No. 1230, covering i the sponsors for the Lyceum ex ind Sanford Avc. 13-tf "G o hack to the simple liff-, lie Lots 4 und 6, Blk. J), Cameron, Also formation see commissioner in your penses will certainly feel very grate­ contented with simple food, simple Certificate No. 1226, covering Lot Rev. Ur. Ilrowcr, the popular pas­ ful to the good people of Sanford. district. pleasures, simple clothes; work hard, 14, Blk. 2 Cameron, tor o( the Congregational church will Also Certifi­ „ E. A- Douglass, Clerk. Albeit the entertainment ia to be pray hard, play hard, work, eut, cate No. 1227, covering Lot 16, Blk. preside at the Lyceum benefit con­ 58-tf . auch that ‘we make no question in recreate, sleep. Do it nil courage­ 2, Cameron, Also Ccrti/lcato No. cert to be given In ihc commodious saying those who come and enjoy it ously. We have a victory (to win." 1222, covering Lota 9 und 10, Blk. 1 auditorium of that edifice on Tues­ League Program will foel like extending a vote of — Hoover. day evening next. ■ The program will Cameron" has hied said certificates Program for March 17th, 6:30 thanks for the pleasure afforded. begin at 8 o'clock. ^ / I in my Alfice and made application Holders of Lyceum Course tickets' -p. in. Leader, Cnrolyn Spencer. Mrs. Papworth, Mra. Vorce, Mrs. for tux deed to-issue in accordance, Ice cream delivered every Surlday "will .be-admitted to. the benefit con­ • Song, Lqyalty to Christ. Thigpen, Miss Adamson, Miss Parra- with law. All above named errtifi- ' In time for your dinner. L. It. Phil­ cert on 'Jireaehtation -of these, Tues­ Prayer, Leader. more, and Mias Wilkie motored to cates bearing dale 3rd day of Jpne,' ips L Co. •- * 66-Fri-tf\ day evening next. This is intended . Subject,-"Common Forms of In­ Altamonte yesterday. A. D. 1912. V . • The lliinolulua, vvh oh n vc been to take tho place of tho heretofore temperance and Their Remedies." Tho said, fund bolng asxi>ggcdf. at Scripture Reading, Eph. v : 12-21. announced as the-closing attraction announced 'closing number, which Mrs. Colson of Memphis, Tcnn., the date of.the isauance of such cer­ Temperance, Anna Mason. of the Lyceum Course are not com­ cannot be given for- reasons stated "T h o Man who Changed a Na­ is tho attractive house guest of Mrs. tificates In the name oT Unknown. ing. War disrupts everything, our elsewhere. Ernest Galloway at her home on Also Certificate No. 354, dated Lyceum, entertainments among the L. R. Philips & Co.’s Brug store tion," Alma Blount. Bcardall avenue. * ' _____ thtr 6th day of July, A. D. 1916, i vrcck. The baritone of tho tom- open every Sunday from' 9:30 to Duct, What Shall the Harvest Bo? covering Lot 8, Blk.* 3, Camtron, Beulah Spurljng and Carolyn Spen­ 11:30 a. m. and 3:00 to 6 p. m. . For. Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Sweeney* of being a aub-divislon of Lot 83, San-, • prescription and * medical purp'oses. cer. Philadelphia, who are touring the ford Celery Delta, haa Qied aald cor-; Intemperance in. Eating, Peo-Wec All work correctly and promptly state were guests of Mrs. Mettinger • done! • ' '. ;’ 65-Fri-tf ’ Tillia. thlA>eek.. Intemperance in Right Kinds of Lyceum' tickets aro tickeU of ad­ Amusements, Dwight Smight. ' • A*T mission to the home talent concert Mrs. B. W. Herndon leaves to­ Intemperance in Dress, Sarah next Tuesday. Come, all who hold morrow for Staunton, Va., to spend Wight. tlcketa, tell your friends and any and tho Easter holidays with Miss Norma Song, The Fight |* On. all Lyceum Course supporters .who Herndon. Intemperance |n Conversation, have so-loyally endeavored to make Johnnie Mclsch. the present season's course a success. Talk, Dr. Hilburm Judge Cary D. Landis of DeLand) Let every ono who loves music, good Announcement!. , one of the moat brilliant attorneys wholesomo fun, dean wit, uplift of Secretary's report. in tho state spent Thursday In San­ soul and refined presentation by SanLosgue Benediction. ford. •. ford’e best readers, vocalists and mu- 12 lbs. Dolly V a rd e n Flour - - * - . .90 24 lbs Ob. Flour - 1.80' 24 lbs.Pills. Flour 1.75 12 “ *“ .90 12 lbs. Gm. Flour .90 24 “ “ / 1.75 24 lbs.Self Rising 1.75 12 lbs. •“ “ .90 Gra. Sugar 10c Pound Whole Codfish Peeled Peaches Prunes Apricots and Apples Graham Flour . Whole Wheat ' " Yellow Meal Odagan Washing Pow­ der 5 c . . . Gm. Washing Powder 5c Export Soap 5c Allgoode Oleo 40c lb. v PHONE 277 PASSION SUNDAY HOLY , CROSS CHURCH J!ark Avenue at-Fourth Street- Low Celebration 7:30 a. Sunday School - 9:45 a. Morning Service 11:00 a. Vespers - - - 7:00 p. m. m. m. m. Rev. Rector - - - Officiant Mr. B. F. Whitner. Reader Musical Program M*le Quartet from Stetson UaJveral. IT. Deland : l r *>tov" .....— ___ _____lat Tenoc. Mr. Hockwood ...... _ .„_ ^ n d Tenor t r' P*‘ ch...... ........ - .... — l » t Baa. ,r' Arth« Moor'.---------- in d Baas Mr*. Fann,® s. Munson__....Organist ?, Arthur M oor_— 1_____ Organist “ r' f * tch............... Cornetist everyone always welcome sldans, * fill the auditorium* of the' Congregational edifice to Its fullest capacity. The Society is exceedingly generous benefit-ward, the singers, players and readers ditto, and there is no kind of doubt the entire public will prove likewise. V» Presbyterian Union Atlantic City, N. J., March 15.— Definite action by the commissions on union of the Presbyterian churches North and South In their efforts to dose the breach between the two bodies was delayed today by the late arrival of saveral dele­ N otice to Property Owners gatee from the south. Participating ’ Section 60 of Chapter 6596 of the Laws of Florida provides -that " I t In the Joint conference' ere repre­ the taxes upon any rgal estate shall sentatives of ten states. •not be paid before'the First day of A letter from President Wilson April of any year, the U x collector urging a union of the forces of Pres­ shall advertise -and sell.” byterianism in the Unjted States "as Please'take notice that state and a very good thing for all Prcibycounty taxes, If remaining unpaid, terians in the country" is to bo read will*become delinquent on April lat. at thb meeting.". • •Jno. D. Jinkins, Thera are approximately 4,000,000 • ' Tax Collector, members of the two churches. • Seminole County. 56-8tc •# , The city commissioners of Lake­ land have-adopted a resolution au­ Pay Year Llceae* T a x . Notice. Is hereby given to all who thorising the purchase by the city 'of are conducting a business, commer­ the Lakeland Gae Company* for cial, professional or otherwise, with­ $190,00p. A bond election for the out atata and county license, and to purpose of raising the-monsy will be people who operated automobllea held in about .{Ixty days. . S. J. Bradley and father o fjth e Bradley Brokerage Co., Jackson­ ville, were in Sanford Wednesday on business. The Starting of A Savings Account 1.3 suggested to thoae who havo difllculty in holding on to at leant d portion of their savings, as the first step, in fact, as a perfect'so­ lution pf the problem of ho^v to save money. / Mias Florence Frank left yesterday for Palatka after a visit of two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bower. . ^fr. and Mrs. A. H. Moses arid Mr. and Mra. Sam Dresner motored to the beach Wednesday. . I A. B. Wilkinson of- New Smyrna was the guest of his sister', Mrs. Stringfellow Wednesday. Rosifell King of Dowagiar, Mich., leaves today for home after spending several months In the south. F. A. W. 'Brown and Dr. Brouae have returned from a trip to Tampa and 8 L Petersburg. Charles Whitner of Jacksonville la in Sanford on business, . 1 •, • • • Bring- A Dollar to this Bank And Make the Stajrt To-Day! *• �PAGE BIX TBS 8ANF0RD HERALD : "Usually," Mid Lieutenant O'Brien, “ when a bunch o f fellows get together, they talk about women. But In our first prison, Jn Flanders, we talked M ILITARY3IGK5 cSOILAND CULTIVATION "W o o d Gran or meadow Cutttvxtej land O rc h a rd Rite twain pa ■yKt^V: Asntt Gravel A Mud *TH»1 fists dslt ‘marsh , Tm h msnh pon3 (yprm3wjmp very lithe of cither. There were eight officers going to an Interior prison camp, and a gbard w lth ^/lflo for ev­ ery two prisoners. Leaps From Train. "W e rode all ,«lay and all night Twice I put up tho window to Jump and lost my nerve. It looked too much like sudden death. As I put It up again, about four In the morning, the guard gave mo an ugly look. I knew It was then or never and dove out. "For nearly n month afterward I thought my left eye was gone. Tho scars nro there yet. By tho time tho train stopped, a hnif-mllo on, or more, I was up and stumbled to a hiding place. Those Germnns looked every­ where—oh tho stdo of tho tracks to ward tho rbordcr. I was In tho oppo­ site direction. . . "It was a month before I got rid of my English uniform. I stole a pair of ‘overalls one night. I got a cap tho next and n shirt later. A Belgian gave me a scarf. That was all the help I A surge o f suppressed merriment nrept over the (roup upon the.gallery. Miss Lou adjusted her gold-rimmed glosses and looked with ominous qule* la a o T ir IhepcrpKxW TiidlvIduirwhdhod bee nr asking questions. “ Don’t you know what a flounder 1st’* she naked severely. -‘ * ■ “ Certainly. It's nn awkward effort mado to esenpa from an uncomfortable situation." “That may be true o f tho Interior. On the const, a floitnder la a thin, flat fish that swims broadside* through tho water and has both o f Its ejea on the same side. The method of capturing It tiy means of a spear la called ‘floun­ dering.’ “ • “ Oh I And la It good sport?" "it Is about ns bard work as dancing and ns big a bore as a theater." “ If It is bo worse than that I should like to try It. Ilow Is It done?" “ You dross yourself In clothes that you expect never to use aga|n, tnko a >pi*nr and a basket, wado In with the crowd and follow the torch bearer. Whenever Jrou see' a.’ flounder's bed stick your spear Into 1L You will gen­ erally And that the flounder Is not there when your spear Is, hut that doesn't matter. If you do not slip up and strangle jouraclf with salt water or get slung by a stlngnree you may declare that you have lind a 'perfectly lovely time.* Sometimes- within tho next two weeks you will begin to get THE DOTS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. By Clifford Leon Sherman. Dear Folks:—Well, wo nre not In tho trenejies yet, nnd nobody seems to Icuow when wo will be. however, we nre gening tho best kind of. tmlhlng, snd I suppose Hint Is whnt we need. War Isn't till carrying n gun by any means. .Just nt present wo nre taking n courso In map reading, and I hope my two young brothers will profit by the diagrams I am sending them and learn cvep* one of them. They nil explain themselves, with tlie. exception of the one-In (he dots, and Hint Is the wny we express n fort. SAMMY. T o complete tho picture, draw n Ilia* from dot 1 to dot 2, then from dot 2 to dot 3, nnd so'bn. 1 jrsv. IS. iCopyrllllt, 1917. by Tti* Ill'll Hynillmte, Inc.) Communication eVery first and* third Tueedays at 7:00. {fishing brethirij DOiJCayJot— Secretary,- ---- Jaa. Moughton— .. w. m *T o anyone w^o doesn't know cf the * Monroe Chapter No. 15, R. a . M wonderful advances that have been nude Meets ev»ry second and fourth Tuei, In the preparation'of smoking tobaccos dny Ip Masonic Hall over the Imperii in the last few years it may sound strange Theatre. Visiting companions w-elcoms to speak of toasted cigarettes, O.-L. Taylor F. L. Miller Se c y ________ High Priest Strictly speaking, we phoald say ciga­ rettes made of toasted tobacco; the amokSeminole Chapter 2 , Order Eastern Sts era of this country will recognise It more Meets every flrit and third' Thursds* readily by its trade name, "LU C K Y In each month. Everypne who has seen STRIKE,"—the toasted cigarette. his Star in the East are cordially Invited The American Tobacco Company are to visit this chapter. Alice E. Robbins, Sec’y producing millions of these toasted ciga­ rettes and these are being bought in The Ssntord Council K. or C. enormous quantities through the various Moc' j the 2nd Sundqy-a p. m., and the tobacco funds conducted by the news­ 4th Sunday 8 p. m., each month, at K papers of the country and forwarded through the Red Cross Society to the boys in France. This new process of treatihg tobacco not only Improves the flavor of the tobacco but it seals in this flavor and makes the cigarettes keep better. The Red Cross nurse is always glad to have a cigarette for the wounded soldier, as, in most instances, that is the first thing asked for. once ‘Progress, llmt Hib extremely pe­ culiar culture o f Egypt was spread enstwnrd by mariners, mainly Phoeni­ cians, for several centuries after I{. G. 800. To qiiptc the author’s own words, he thinks that "the essential elements o f the ancient civilizations of India (the pre-Arynn civilizations), further India, the Malay archipelago, Oceania nnd America were brought In succes­ sion to each o f these plnceA by mari­ ners, whose oriental migrations began ns trading Intercourse between tho bastern Mediterranean and India some time after* 800 It. C., nnd that tho highly compter, nnd artificial culture which they spread nhrnnd wan derived largely from Egypt (not earlier than tho twenty-tlrst dynasty), but also In-, eluded many important accretions from other sources, nnd that after tra­ versing Asia and Oceania nnd becom­ ing modified on the way, the stream Anally "continued for many centuries to play upon the I'ncllle littoral of America, where It was responsible for planting the germs of the remarkable pre-Columbian civ IllzuUm." BETROTHAL OF THE JUNGLE nights In each month. F. I,. Miller • J, F. Hoolehan ^Clerk Council Commander United Hrolhitrhood of Carpenters and Joiners o f Amrrlra '. Sanford Local Union No. 17M meets first nnd third Thursday night at 7 o’clock in the M. W. A..Hall, I'iro 111k. J. W. O. Singletary \V. \V. Van Ness Scc.Trens. President Celery till) Aerie No. I K!i3 Meeting every 2nd Ilh Wednesday night s» 8 o'clock. Eagle Home, Oak Ave Visiting Hrothdrs Welcome E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff , Worthy President • Sec-rotary U. P. O. H. .Sanford Lodge 12(1 Meet first and third Wednesday night at Elks Home, North Pilrk Avenue. F. S. Frank ' 0. L. Taylor Secretary Exalted Rule* The Lake llrcete Council No. 31 Junl. r Order United American Merlinnir*. ■ Meets every Wednesday at 7rito I. M.. in the City Hall. Visiting hrothen .n r w elcom e. C I I . F tn ith . Sir. Modern Woodmen of America M " i ,n 2,-1. T h u r s d a y evenings. in M. W. A. Hull. I’iro Building. C. D. C Malden and Intended Each Supposed C. E. McDonald Consul » to Meditate on Advisability of Lieut. Pat. O’Brien of Illinois Tells of Wild Adventures in Germany. Union Before Ceremony. 4"414-4*4♦4"1’ t mcrlean Strategy Triumphs Over Qerman Efficiency— One of Hla Hardest Stunts Was Swimming River Meuse. ‘.'I-.* f" f'!-I* !‘ t going over to p is • :: BETTER THAN FOOTBALL :: . Loyal Order of Moose Sanford Lodge No. 13|0 inert* In Hal A hccoud heating of tomtoms thun­ In Stone & drove Building Second and dered through the barrio. Thu bride Fourth Mondays in Month at 7:.io was coining! Down nil avenue tnudu fur tier by women of the tribe slowly crept , tlie tluy figure. It wus draped In the. softest eastern muffs; Jeweled anklets and bungles tinkled merrily. A gauzy veil of wondrous workmanship swatheil the figure, but through It l ’iuiig recognized Ids beloved Pupltu. Slowly she approached ; fearfully she raised her eyes to UieTuun who await­ ed her, Florence l'urtullo Stuart writes In St. Nicholas, ller little feet ful­ lered, uhd l'aplta leaned heavily ngaiust the woman who supported her. Hut at that moment I’lang gave a strange whistle, thfee soft Holes of a mlnu bird flouted over the barrio and l'aplta became suddenly alive. Again Hie notes slide through the Jungle. Thu bride threw back her veil. ‘ "The unwilling maid seems to have forgotten her woe," said one scornful woman to another. . * The priestess commenced the cere­ mony that was to' last ull flight. I t wus Hill'll with weird chnnta to which 1 ’apttu resiwndcd with renewed vigor. Hut her eyes furtively glanced toward a spot near the curve of the creek where a slender reed swayed unceasingly. ‘ A fter several hours the priestess led thu wuy to tlio water and Yuoch placed-I'nplta la her gala vluta and pushed her out Into the stream, lie got Into another and thu two boats nosed each other while the crowd showered them with olla and perfumes. When tlui command came to part, the boats shot off In opposite directions. A maiden nnd a bridegroom are each ■najpnzn supposed to meditate, In Oriental lathion, on tho advisability o f tho UDlon be­ fore the Anal ceremony; bo read tho Dynk marriage laws. Oak Avenue Chicago.—I'nt O’Brien of Moflicncc, Between 3 rd and 4th Si Keep W RIGLEV’S In mind as the longestlasting confection you can buy. Send it to the boys at the front. Pigs Stay In City Limits. Piedmont, W. Vn.—"Pigs Is pigs," nnd ns such they will he permitted to .thrive within the ’borough 11mils. Tho momentous question wns decided at a hot special electl/m recently,-when tho hog supporters woo out by a majority o f 30. , ' • CULTURE HERE BEFORE 1492 Did America's Pre-Columbian ClvlllzaHon‘ Come From Egypt? la Now Question. , FLOUNDERING j m ■ By F\ LANCASTER (Cap/rlfht, 1911, Wtiltrn N.«r.p*p«r Union.) War Time Economy In Sweetmeats— a 5-ccnt package of W RIG LEY’S will rive you several days* enjoy­ ment: It’s an Investment In benefit as well as pleasure, for It helps teeth, breath, appetite, digestion. Chew It After Every Meal The Flavor Lasts I A silence had fallen upon the chat­ tering group. Tho Incessant talker was furtively watching Miss Lou out Of the corner of his eye. lie fancied that In repose her face wan beginning to have a wistful look and thu fancy pleased him. But In an Instant Hint subtle something which rings through our Inmost life hsd flung out Itadnnger signals. Miss Lou started Into con­ sciousness. " i understand that tho raullot were so thick last night It wns Impossible to flounder In the gulf?" sho said, catch­ ing menial outposts. "Who wants to flounder In Hint gulf?" said the man from up tho coun­ try, springing to n sent on tho verandn and facing Miss Lou with o' Surprised expression. ’ “ Why nnyonc who wishes to go floundering," replied Miss Lou, politely. "So. 1 should have Imnglned,!’ he re­ sponded dryly. "They could not tint I n much hotter place to flounder In un­ less It wns a ‘Slough of Dhspoud.’ Do many Indulge?" "Oh, a lot of people." * • "Whnt for?" "For plensuro or profit; sometimes both." ; * • "Oh, you mean bathing 1" " I suppose* a good deal of bathing la done— Incidentally." "IucldentnllyY' ."Why, yes, You nro obliged to get more or It*** wet If you go floundering Prof. Ulllot Smith developed In an extraordinarily Interesting manner tho thesis that the pre-Columbian civiliza­ tions of America—or at least many Im­ portant features In those civilizations — were not truly aboriginal, but enmo In u cultural wave from Asia across tho Pacific ocean, tho original stnrtlng point of the most remarkable charac­ teristic being Egypt. Professor Smith believes, says Scl- Half Your Living Without Money Cost YO U ARC INTERESTED IN RING BOOKS! Schedule of-Passcnger Trains I)rp»H M ._— __ 2.0« A. M ------ ---- 1:1* A. 21 S;10 A. 01 ____.11 1* P. M ... .—12:42 P. n , . .. 2:10 1*. M _____ . ...2 JO H. ns a o< l*. M ........ . i l l P. M. M. M. M. SI. Wo aro all at a danger point On tho uso o f good common sonso In bur NOItTII IIOUNI) 1918 farm and garden operations de­ 1:11 t I I . ....I .S1 A. M. t2 pends prosperity or our "going broke.” 10 til 4 M li os At M i n . . _ . J *2 1*. M____ _.....2:42 P. M. Even nt present high prices no ono 92 .......4 oo r. a t........ . . 4 1U 1*. M. can plant all or nearly, all cotton, buy 2* H SO I*. s \. * • food m.d grain at present prices from OVIKtlO DHANrtl "Vpplr 'merchant on credit and mako ! : « ..... S.JOA.M. nicacy. Feoff anil grain la higher In propcrEaa than ara present cotton prices. . irK.HIU IKi tillASCII 10:31 A. M>—...... Il's n tlmo nbovo all othora to play safe; to proffuco all possiblo food, rrr.!;; and ' \ > ru-pEca on your own ucrus; to cal d..w:i tho ntoro bill. ■ A gooff pfero r f garden ground, tightly planted, rightly tended and kept planted tho year round, can bo ______ MO P. M _ umffu-to pay nearly half your living. It 'D.llr Rirrpc rtrnd.j wlll-ttavo you more money than you madu on tho best threo‘acres of cotton you ovor growl . _ Barrings' 1918 .Rood Book tolls nil clout Uio right kind o f n monoy sav­ i SlNrOIH) LHDGFS * ing garden and. tho vegetables to pat l.t It. ‘.It tells about tho farm crops as Royal Nrlghbara o f America well and shows you tho clear road to "T in t appear* probable, Vfjipeclr."y real and regular farm prosperity. It’s Meets Serene! and Fourth Thursdays Clara Stcmr^r if the gulf.Jinppenod to have'water .n free. Rond for It today to H. 0. ■Annie■Speer MAB~lHa 8 CO., Atlanta, Os.—AdvL ' Secretory . . Oracle AND APPEARANCE Sheets can t c obtained ony' time, ruled in eight styles. Bound in best quality He*' ible Black Levant .61ra:n Cow hide,’with Black LhihiE3* P h o n o 'H S Sanford. Florida �•1r it ' jaz£^ 4 J?* ■ Vi M irth IL ^ -•,* •. id fU fflh.... t l____ • - I I__ I ’ ’’i s n ^ r n m a w P. P H uir*f4 ?*rt| V iW nM ,j try |< M ! ’’f-1Tri SHE SANFORD HERALD ' PAGE SEVEN T » » a « k lp Nineteen toath af R a t i Thirty of April, 111*.• during the legal, hour# oj i»*d1 .lkro° * h S*«U*a Twiaty ■ala, at tha court house Soar la Sanford, ! ! * „ • * 1 * 9 tufrter eoellea earner Florida, ofler far nalo, and a*ll to tbo MgbT a . « \ l » N u 1 Bd*ry of *•**'<>* Nineteen, t i t bidder lor each, tha following described 1#TL"!rlp Nineteen south, ‘Tlanti Range Thirty personal property located at tha a lii plant •Ml) thenre north V"*L» along "-V*!*Jllll-tutUmn. Rani u.-•-.-" ■f A l .IhadifancUnL In. Sanford, . YlornU. . LoIlT?*?*..T " * ni r ,!rtBraad ifilrty tail, to the will T o o ballets. lour auainca, one H- A. n .r ld .. H«k*»l unithtriLn**t0*. ®*c Johna rlvert’ thane* W«od machine, one imtth moulder, one oortherfy along the ranter line ol lha St. band re-aaw and edger-combln*d, one Phil­ *“ B lntareecu tha eaalre ip# machine, oaa turning'lathe, one alick■ i , „ k « nirau that sealed bid* *111 be to- lino o( the Wahlwa river, thence aouthcrly er, one tenant machine, one panel railing b » tha County Board of Pa bile In- up the centre line of the Wehlva river to machine, one jointer, one - mortirelag ma­ T.^rton ol Semlnol/ Count/. Florida, at S^e * li h ilt'* • * « lon Una between chine, one JA F a y and Egan Band-taw, !l'. ofS?e of tha Superintendent of Public 2 ^ ih n.r “ Ur*,B<1 Nl" r ' Townahlp Twenty ana ardted sender, one rath and door clamp, tolrturtloo of aald Count/, in Sanford, Flor- MooS" c^r f Tw .„ty.„|„. eaat; thrnra aaat ana cut-off rig. one Newman machine, one u . on “ r bafora tbh oaplrctlon of thirty along section Una to beginning. blow system,' one mafn-Iioa shaft and pulV u « from the Aral publication of thia no- . . » • •*. , " ,1, htr lUaolved. that tha'Mun- laya, one log hnu<-up, one lin k - knocked & V ard until i 0 _o*c]ock ln tha forenoon datlea of F.lertlon Precinct No. & ol Ham- down, two one home wagons, on# flat topped ‘ ‘ M'AortT llh , ISIS, lor th# purchase of eoT r’ aaraa now aalata desk, on# Handing drak, one (ton sate, alto^OOO Special Tan School District be changed to lead aa rollowa: three office chair*, one typewriter, all pip­ ! / * • ? * : Si minaia County, Florida, bond.; For gdaplea, black-heads, freckles, btotchrt ing, -track abd truck#, for one dry kiln four, Klcctlaa BUlrtcl Ne. A ' bond, being dated January lat, 131* andUn. aawill aaformar* Mfiouilirt, k *1p hundred fry* of aide track, doufala rails, i, . . (Oviedo) bearing Intcrrat at tbo rata ol 9 par cent thirty-five thousand feet of rough lunber, and body cru^lona, hlvoa, ccscma, etc, m« lleglnnng at th* corner ot Sectlona annum; interest payable asml-annually IhlaadcntlAc comimamd ojoulrhm. Aaalomore or leas, aald property lo be sold aa the . . t h a Arat day ot January and July ol Tkt*.? V *' Thirty-four and 'property of the defendant, and to aattafy Uou, It soothe* and heal*; taken PdcnoUr??rh rear until bond, mature; told bond, Th rty-Oee. Townahlp Twanly aouth. Rang# a*d decree and rnalt. nature and tbo principal beeora*. payable Thirty aaat, run aouth along tha auction line E. r. IIOUSHOLDER, to corner of Sectlona Fourtean, Fifteen, thirty year* alter tha data thereof. Special Maiter in Chancery. Tw.aty-two and Twanty-three. Townahlp Fhnldana agree that i tS-Frl-ttc ._____________________________ Said bond* have boon validated apd con- 7 J “ “ ‘ h. Range Thirty eaat: thence firmed by decree of tha Circuit Court of •ait along th# aectlon line to the corner of deep t h i e v e nth Judicial Circuit ol Florida under Sectlona Hiataan, Seventeen, Twenty and In Ctrrntl Ceart, Seventh Jadlrlal Clrrolt af —jl'i hraJth detp* % d,*« of January And. 191*. and Mill bo « l d Twaaty^one, Townihlp Twenty-ana aouth, Florida,. In -aad far SemJaele Co only. In B* gar* to aak far HANCOCK SULPHUR ■aid decree; raid bond, to ba told for llanga Thirty-one east; thence aouth along Cbanrery COMPOUND. It baa been used wUk *aUadalleery within tea daya after acceptance tha aectlon line to county line at the eouth- George It. Wrmfeburg factory rtautta (or *v*r U ytua. of bid; aald bonda aro of 11000.00 denomin­ tail corner of Section Thirly-twe, Town­ w. Forecloaure ation and Intereat la po/fbla at N o * York. ship Tewnty-one aouth Rang* Thirty-one James ]{, Bryce 50c and 51 tha bottk m v ; each and evary bid muat be accom- eaau thence eaat along goubty Una to Ita o the Respondent, Jamra II Bryrer nanled by crrllAced chock of 1160.00 mode ttlaraeetlon with tha centre lln/of the EcooIt ,app«arlag from the aworn bill of com­ at y*or druggWa. II It* can’t npety/on. navabro to County Hoard of- Public In- loekhatehle Creak on the aouth boundary plainant, Gcoree H- Wendehurg. herein Died aeodhli name and tho petea la Uaapa aaie ■wuctlon for Scmlnola County. Florida; ol Section Thirl/ one, Townahl Twenty that the aald Jamee II. Bryce la a resident we w(U aond yod a J » 3 « dimL ' aald county board roaervea tha right to re- one aouth, Rahga Thirty-two eaat; Ihenc* at the city of Orlando, county ol Orange and HANCOCK U0U1D *ULF«U* 1,-. any and all bide. All proposals ahould northerly along tha rantre lina of aald enwk state ol Incrldi, and that be has been absent c o m rAar be addreaaed to County Board of Public to Ra intcraeciion with the flange line be- from aald raildsnr* for more than alaty daya lmirurtion for Seminole Count/, Florldo, twaen Raogra Thjrtyone and Thirty-two f rlor to tha Institution ol thlr suit, and that ticra la no person In thia state aervlrn ppoq C-a T. W. Lawton. Superlntondent Public eaat on the eaat boundary Section Thirteen, Instruction. Hanford. Florida. ■ Townihlp Twenly-ona aouth, llanga Thirty- whom would bind you, and that you are Witness our handa and the aeal of the one eaat; thgare north along Rang* line to above the age ot twenty-one y«ar>. It If therefore ordered that you do appear ■aid Board at Hanford, In the County of the quarter aertfon corner on the cart boun­ Seminole,.Stale of Florida, thin tha Bth day dary of Section Twenty-four, Towmhip In this court to the bill herein Med on tha of Morcb.'A- O. i f l « . Twenty, aouth, Range Thirty-one eaat; lat day ol April, A. D., IM*. the soma be­ (seal).. . £• £• Chairman. thanca weal to the .centre of Lake Jekaup; ing a rul* day. ’ C. F. Itarriaon, It la-further ordrrad that this order cl thrnew aouth westerly along tha centra tint Chaa. A, Ilallaa, 1 l-fkja J***UP passing on'the nArth aid# fiuhlirallon be published once a week lor County Board of- Public Inatruetion for if Bird Ivland to the aectlon line between our conaerutlve weeks In the Hanferd Her- BOXING FOR BU ND SOLDIERS Skmlnole County, Florida. Hertlona Twenty-rti and Thlrty-Ave, Tqwn- ■Id. a newspaper publlahtd In Hanford, Attcil: T. W. fjawton, ahlp Twenty south. Range Thirty eart: Seminole county. Flnride. n r hiand and real of _____ aald circuit One o f .Favorite Sport* In 8 L DunSul crintendent Public Itialructlo'n .and Ihenra. weat along Section lina to begincourt this lath day ol February, A. A I). III AI* Secretary Board Public Inatiuctlon, ’ ■tan'e Where Canadian Boye Are 191*. , Seminole County, Fin. * Be It further Rnolvgd, that the bounBeing Educated. (seal) K. A . DOUGLASS, , 67-Frl-Mc _____________ifaJlrf of Klpftioi) l*r«tlnrl No 6, of firm' Clerk ol Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Fie. • 1 Innla rounly, Florida, aa aams now ralit, W. L. Tilden . ' NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE ba changed lo read aa follows: Solicitor for’ Complalnant * , Boxing Is one of the favorlto pportn Notice le hereby given that under and by Flerllen Itlalrlct Ne * 55-Friltr__________________________________ of bllmlei] hold lorn In Ht. Dun*tnn'n,. tirtue of a Anal decree ot forecloaure and (Geneva) itle made and entered in tha'Circuit Court Beginning at (he quarter eecjlon cornrr liondon, EnKleml, where Cnnmlliui NOTICE OF MAHTKR’ H HALF Svtrnlh Judicial Circuit of the State of Nollre h hereby giVrn that under end by boys who linve lost their sight are be­ - Florida, in and for Seminole county. In on the wen boundary ol Serflon Nlnrtt-en, Chancery, in a certain ault therein pending Townahlp Twroly euuth. Range. Thirty-two virtue el a final drrree ol lorrcioaure and • ■ wherein WH*on A Toomer Fertlllier Com- earl, run Weft to the rrntrr of-Lake Jrnup: • ate. mail* on the tth tlayof January, A. I). ing re-cilucntcil. Jamra WPerkins, Judre............ of the , _____ -............................ ban)', ■ corporation, la plaintiff and 1-s-vl thenre norlhrrly along the center lint o f , IMF. by The extrnt to which olhrr pcdsch ill plord and Eva II. Illnlord, hla wife, are Lake Jessup lo lhe Hi. Johna river; Ihenre | Circuit Gourti of the Seven'll Judicial, Clr lino ol the St.johna johna cult of Florldh In nnd for Seminole County enn he trnlnoil to rcplncc vision ex­ - ,--- -----------------defrndanta, I. aa aparlal mailer, will on the eaalerly up the centre bth day ol May, A- I). 131*. between the river to Lake Harney; thenre loutnrrly in Cbanrery, In t h a t certain cause therein plains the eagerness of tho Canadians through l^he Harney ,lo the St. Johns pending wherelp Oliver I*. Swop* |* com­ houre ol eleven o'clock In tha lorrnonn and two o'clock In the afternoon, the name river; ihenre tpulherly up the centre tin- plainant ami Susan M. Rector and I,. Ilec to tnke up civil life. ol the St. Johns river to lie intervection lor, her husband are defendants. I, A. K. being the Aral Monday, In aald month . and lloxlng Is possible for the men by the rule day In eald month and within the with the .centre lina of the FcnnlokrhatFhie Power*, as sperlal master shall offer for sale legal hour* Ol eale, offer for'alls and ecll to Creek: thnnre wciterly up the rentre line and sell to Ihf highest lifilder for rash be­ the use af little hella on the wrists the highest and beat bidder for caah before ol raid rreek lo Ihe Rente line brlwreti fore the front door ol thr court house In of the gloves, differently toned for the the court house door of aaltl Seminole coun­ Ranges Thirty-one and Tbiriy-lwo^eatt, on Sanford, Seminole rounly, Florida on Mon­ day, the 1>t day of Ap*il, I91f, the same be­ right nnd left hands. ty in the rlty of Sanford, Seminole county. the rart boundary of aVrllnn Thirl|(l ing * legal sals* day and during the trial Hi-fi.la, the following drier I tied Properly, Town-hip Twenty-one MJIIth of Hearing becomes so keen thnt It Thirty-two cart; thence" hnrjlli north atung •Iu n k laid hotirt ot rate Jhe proprrt/ de<([ll>ril in the to-wit; •. * Range line to beginning. final derrre aforesaid is as follows ti.-wlf Is easy for the men (o Judge the tilsThe w e t ball of Lot Nineteen (191 of l.r.l number Tbn-o hundred and forly nine lie ll further lleiolveil1 O.RI that the 1 I’oun* *1 plat of Palm llammork, a> recorded Jn Plat (-3191 in lllnrk nr Seetfon number I r I ) nf tiinre, nnd follow the mollon* <|f tlielr * flout I *. Page 7S of the llceords of tlrhogc ■larle* of. Fleet Inn prrrinet No 7 of Seminole lllark Hammock Tra n , being a subdivision sparring part tiers—so easy, in fact. County, Florida. Together with all the county, Florida, a< asm; now eriiti. br ol S-rtinn One I t ) , Tqwnslip twenty »*n* trnrments, hereditaments and appurt.n- !chang-i| to read ai ftlluwr; 171). Range Thirty one 111)- east, arrording Unit spectntors ninnot be convinced, ■nrn thrrrio belonging, or In any way ap­ Ffvrllan Ul.trlct No. 7 to rerniiti i| plats thereof a .the boxers are’ blind. J tf'huluntat. pertaining. Dated at Sanford, Seminole county. Fior­ The CnuniUnn Iwiys whose re-eduen-1 i G E O R G E DrCIITTF.S. L Beginning al the inter cnion of tl*v- ds, this Iftb day ol Fel rua'y A. I*. 191S. Sprclal Mailer. j rvnifi- line of Jfte F-oofoekhalrhte t'erek A. K PC)W FUS. lion has been arranged fur ul St. Pan] with tho ventre 'fie nf tin, St, Johns river I,. \V II aid win, 1 * Special M*\!rf. Himi's bv fin* military tintplliils nmi; run wertetly and anitlberly up llio centr St-IIMior lor Complainant. • Davis * Giles line ul raid rreek In (la Inti rrectlon witlf the Ftl-37-&tc_________________ |_________ _ _ mission nnrnnly learn n new oecnpnAttorney for Complainant. rnunty line on the muth linundary line of Aa-Fri-hlr • flii'n. fiat ihrisiigh (ruining regain selfSertion Thirty-one, Township Thirty-, me RESOLUTION south. Range Thirl v-lwo ,avt. Ihenre rs-l Nollre uf .Vpftlrallon fur Tss Itreil I'ndrt colHi'li’iiee, ;tn<l u llriu grasp on Ihe Wbrreai. it has come to the knowledge on rounly line to the ventre line nf th*- bl Srrllun a uf 1‘ hapter fits*, l.asse uf Flnr- new life. id ti e board of rounly . ommlMlmieri ef John- river, thenre northerly along the ren­ Ida Semtnult- county that rertain election. di»- ter line el Ihe Sf. Johor rl ver through Notice Is hereliy glvsn that S. M. Andertrtcti nr precincli .aa now conilllulrd 'do Puttie Lake lo beginning.' win. purri.asvr of To# f ’rrtlfieate No. 7Z30, not .include that portion of adjacent water Be it furlhrr -Rwplvrd, that the boun­ <!atrd the bth day uf July, A. I). l “ U7, las Tranglatlon o f Y. M. C. A > ’ yin*, within the boundarle* of Seminole daries at Fleet loo Precinct No, n ol Sem. liled -aid rerlltivale in my other, -anil has county. FJorlda, Immediately ennllguour to mole rnunty, made application fur las devil to Issue in Flier 1 st*. a, same now nisi a \V. lb mil'll CIrllllths of tin' V. M. CL rrrlain of t be i l^rllcm UHtHrla ot Senilnplr lie cbbOgeii • to trad *■ tolbiwaecor.tarire »|ih law Said rrrltfival*- s-m* , A. Issti) mi uipllriii't* :il ( ’rfii llml In* was coo hi)’, aOil, lira e, lie following dr-rrihrd prupr-ty ITrrtinn Itlstrirl No. ft * U to rraa It is the. dealer of tl.a board cif siiitated In Senunole iiiunt), biniiila, tu-wltr proinl i " Ik* a \V«’l*s|iinan allbougb ho' i l,a»e II,.Well) county eu in mil-Inne M to alter of change W ly of NK's of N K 11 of N F * , Sei *lon llrgifining at the rurner of Siitiitn Sis- flit, th.- liounilaclea of rertain election dlitrleta *JI S. Itaugo Jt ,-irrt f, a-rra. The W ilis llliulits* lo fipl'llk till* "IlIRgUUgO of teen. Seventeen, Twenty nnd Twrnty one. sabl Tp ul Seminole county so that laid rlectiun Towmhip islid firing H u - r r il at the date of Issu- J ’unnli'i'." Hi* bail. Iiuw«*vt*r. learned Twenty-one, eouth, Range Thirty* ill-troli *h*H .Include withlnl the bounder- one east, run writ along Section Rhe to the an re uf nidi reMiflealr In the name of Unless said rrrtifiratr -hall om* filing In Welsh ntiiV flint wns that h of each of *ald election dstrlcts the ad- rorner of Section Slyteen. Seventeen. Twen­ G, M. Jacolir jiirnt water lying and being within Oie ty and Twenty-one, Township Twenty on- tie redrrmi d arenrding to law (as ilr-eil* wilt the letters V. M. f*. A. may be iranHboun-larlra ol Sendnole rnunty, Immr-liale- south, Range Th'rt) ea>t, Ihenir ninth itsur t hrrrfm un the l*Jlh d*> uf Manh |ul,i| in mean "Ymn Mae Cylb* Ardorl> eonilguoua l<» earh of aald election dl»- along .Section line to Ihe . southwest roroer A D 1913. my nfhrial slgnaturr i i k I *,-»l (hit cling" trnti; I herrforr, be it ("lluro la a spleudld nppor* of Section Thirty-three Township Twenty- theWitness Ifittl llay of February. A. It. 191*. lleiolaed by the lioaid of county Yom- one roulb. Range Thirty rat!; thrnra east (seal) F. A. D llU G LASS, mi,,itinera that the boundarica of f lection ■long Townihlp Rite hetewen Towmhip* Clerk Clreull Court Seminole Co,, Fla. I'rrrltvt No. 1 of Seminole rouhty. Florida, Twenly-onr and Twenty two aoulfi to. the Ily V. M. Douglass, |), ( * ai same now eilita, to b« changed to read' southeast, rorner o( Sertion Thirty-two,' • 61-Frl-Me------Took Toll of Human Life. - aa follaway ■- —— ; — ■'■V- — ---- ------ Township Twrnt/Minj v „n h . fl*n«F Thlity-. one emal; thenre north to the point of lie-' , Elccllon Dlatclrl No. I Ono innn-ca(|nK leopard o f- India Nailer of Appllrhllun fsi Tai Drrd Under ginning. (Weal Hanford) Srrllan'* of t'h*plrr l * * » . Law. of.Flor­ unit known to liavo killed nioro tbao llrginning at the ir;lcreertjan of the renter Be It further Rtsi.lvril that the boundar­ ida lire of Park avgnue tin tha rlty of Sanford ies of Litellifn Precinct No.' 9 of Seminole 20 nteii befuro It w u « dispalchod. Nolle* it htrrby givhn that Frank Harris, with the eouth ahoie of |.ak* Monroe: run courtly, Florida, as same now riislr, he purrhsirr cf T n ('rrllflratr N oVl9 *. ilatr'1 toiiih along the cYlttre line of Park avrnu" Chinked' to trad a* follows; Ihe fith ilt>- nf July, A t>. 191J. has fllFI In ihr centre line of Hug hey atrnet; thence I'lectlot, ln.:-|rl No 9 said rerllfiv.lv- in rn> .ndire suit ha* rna.lv , ! „ l along tbe centre line <J )fucl.cy street • 1 1 oiigwmid i Cruel Enlightenment. , api'llraflun fur las deed li*-i-*uv in arruki) in i he eiyirr line el Ffenrh evenue; thence at Hie corner of Se-Uun* Twrn snrr with law Said rerilfiral. eTtitirave. e*■,ii ii along the centre line of French ave- ty llvllnnfor Iff*— "You neetii to tliiiik l roultln't1 -Is Twenty -even. Thirty-four and Thir­ ihe fiillnsrlnt desvril ed properly situated in i.-i-- and Hi eitrniiotx to the Serlii*n l.ine ty-five, Town-nil* Twenty south. Itanre I , tm , n Section! line ami Twelve. To wn- Thirty east. roe. w, st vo torrtpr of Ke, liner .Seminole rounly, Florida, In-wil; \Vsfl 1-3 ( make any woman liuppy.-' Sin*—“ Oh, chip Twenty eouth. Range Thirty rail; Twenty eight. Twenty-nine. Thlrty-twn and ol Lot 4, Block b. Chapman A Turkrr’s Add., yvm, there Ik one; r wltlmv," to Hanford,. Thr said land being■aaarraod thence west aldng raid Section line to the tty-three, Township Twenty south. corner of Section# Two, Three, Ted and Range Thirty raai; then * north to corner at tha dalq of lha Issuance of auch certifi­ . I.leien, Townihlp' Twenty aoufb, Range ol be.'llune Twenty. Twcnty-onr, Twenty- cate. la 'hr name nf M. .11. King. Urilrss Thiity rapt; thrnre north along Section line right ahd Twrnly-nlnt, Towrnshlp Twenty aald certificate shall be radeeroad , according to law 'tai deed will !»U s Ihervpn on the . to the torneta of Sections Twenly-Sii, •oulh, Ranee Tfiflty aaa:; IN E A V W IN D L E i H O T E L Ihenre wiat to Twenty-Seven, TMrty-Four ami 'T M rty- the rrntro ol Ihe Wrklva rl»er; thence*aouth- 19th day of March, A. IL, IMS. *Wlfne*t my official signature and - seal Hvy, Townihlp Nineteen loulh Range trly uu the r.eiitre line of the Wekiva river JACKSONVILLE,''.FLORIDA Thirty rail; llienee weit atnng Section line in it* Interrertion with. Range line between thia the 1fith day ft February A. D. tSlH. (seal) F. A. DOUGLASS. ,__u. -lUarter eection corner between Section! Ranger Twrittyright and Twtnly niqr Clerk Circuit Court Seminole ( 'p „ Fla. Complete, Modern. Hert-eocd. Outside Km is '/ « rety-aeren and Thlrtr-four, Towmhip saat; ihrnie eouth along. Range line lo ths fly V. M. Douglass, I). L‘. la Ike keart af rlty. Cunirnleal to errrj thing. Nihrteen muth, Range Thirty r u t: thence southwest miner ol -^eetlon Thlrty-ona. 51-Frl Sic , north along the north nnd eoulh -tuertre- .Township Twenty sputh Range . TwentySrnd for booklet.' WIndio W. Smith, Prep leriion line and It" eitencdon ,to the renire nine east, thanrt east along Town-hip Line In Ihe Clrtall Court. Herrnlb Circuit, Hemof I *hi> Monrorf Ihenre In an eaiterly dfree- to tne south! • I errnyr of H- etion ThirtyInet. Psaslr, Florida lenf along the rynlre line uf fjtlir Mcintoe rive. TikvmMp Tw.hly s-tuth. Itaifjr Twenty to a j.cunt north of beginning; thence eouth 0 ne east; thenrr routh to a point 1379 It ( it erst reel Turpontloo Company ly beginning. .. * (more .or lets), north of the roulhea-l i-orner He It furtbrr ftaar.lvrd. that the bnun- ot Section Fletm, Township Twinly-one Clark W. McDonald, all unknown daiira ul. Fltrtlon Iliilriet No. 2 cf Sem- sou*h, Range Tysenly’ ■nine seat; Jkrnre saet parties claiming interests under Clark W. McDonald, all unknown partial Ii.e*f rnunty, Florida, aa aame now naisle be to a point | i!0 feci (more or frss) north of claiming Interests* unde.e Fmma A. change.1 to read i f fotlowa; the aouthaist corner of Hectlon Ten, Town­ McFwsn, all unknown parties claim­ ship Twenly-onr' aouth, Range Tidily cert, ing Intersala under Fda. II, 1‘earro, Ktartlaa Dla’l rlcl No. I thence north lo point ol beginning. (Monroe) all unknown partfra claiming Intarrata Beginning at a point when tha centre Be It.further resolved that the boundaries under Fllilbelh IL H/me, dec'rL, all line of the HI. Johna river InUri'erte the cl Flection Prrrlarl No. 10 ol Saminolv unknown .partlea rlaimlnc Interests r o n SALE or Range Una betwran llangta Twenty-Hide count/, Florida, as same now aalata, ba under 'Ham 1 II. Walta, all unknown and Thirty east, aald point balng about chingdl to read is Initowa; nartf*# claiming Intornli under laaae . ]&i)o feet north of tha aouthaait corner of K . C . D O W E R , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a O. Barber, all unknown partlea claim­ L’lrrtlsn nialrtcl No. 10 Sertion One, Township Nineteen south. ing Interaati under I-owla Kaye,, all (Lake Meryl' Range Tstrntv-nlne eaat; thence aduth along parlies dalmini Intarrata ' Tbo ass reel aio trait# of aad - altualsf In llrginning it, lha rorner ol Rerllons Two, ■nlrnnwn said llanga lina to the <|uarler-eeet!oa cor­ under 11. Winfield llwya. all unknown Seminole ■'Ceuaty, Florida, daoeribesl’ oat • ner between Be-tltma Nlnrteen and Twenty- Thra*,'Tea and tXcvaw. Townahlp Tarant/ partlra rlalmlng Interests under Goo. ■* • • Sec. Tn R fnur In Townahlp Nineteen souths Ihenre south. Range Thirty cast,' run aouth to lha It. Ilayr, all unknown partfra elalmeaat through Section Nineteen and to the corner o| Sections Twenty-ala, Twenty* Ing Intarrata under David L. Bartaoven, 'Thlrty-lour and Thlriy-flvc, Town­ NJ* 01 BW14 of — -1__ » « 19 *9 * • centre of Section Twenty.' Townahlp Nine­ tall, drr’d., all unknown partlaa E l i of N f * of N ) » of 8 W H ■ teen couth. Rang* Thirty eaat; thrnra aouth ship Twenty aouth. Rang* Thirty eakt; claiming Interests under E. A. Rob­ ol S K U And Eta. of 8<{ ol . to tha cjuarter-eectlon corner 'between Sec­ thence weal lo tha corner of Sections Twenty bins. dac’d, all unknown partlea , * S K of N W ) f ot b K i i ___________S tion • Twenty-nine and Thirty-two, Town­ eight, Twcnly-nlna. Thirty-two and Thirty- rlalmlng Intarrila under Hugo Ritter, 8 W j ] ol N K f f . . _ i ----- ----------------1 s h i p Nineteen eouth. Range Thirty eaat three, Township "Twenty toutb. Range Thir­ all unknown partlea claiming Interests ty east: thence north to tha corner ol KeeS F !» of SF I f ________ 3 thrnra Fait along Section line to ouarterunder Daniel llarkncy. all unknown Beg. at NW rorner of U K !i of reclhn corner between Sectiana Twenty- llonr Twenty. Twenty-one. Twenty-eight parties claiming Intarrata under J o h n SK)4 of Sec. 10, run F 7.11 aavrn and Thirty-four, Townahlp Nineteen and Twenty-nine, Township Twenly aoulh Wilhrl m, all unknown partlea claim‘ ............... the., H S>.l th-. S 93 drg eoulh. Range Thirty eaat; thenre north to Range Thirty east; Ihenre weal along tha Ing Ir (rtltrrala undrr II. II. Dupao, all Waal,’ to line of 40 A., 1 > centre ul Lake Monroe; thence weeterly aectlon l|ne to Ihe rrntm line ol lha Wekiva u Intersala Unknown partlra claiming river: thenre northerly ilnwn the center line North to flag. ____________ 10 • lore the centre line ot Lake Monroe to the -uhder Fdgar I- Hlona. all unknown u 01 said river to iu Intersection with the sec­ K » i of y ) t ol SEJf of N W I i _ 11 Johna river; thence norlhwaatarly down artier claiming nl*reala under L. W tion line between Sections Four and Nine, Fast four acres ol 8 ) f of 8 W j ( the renter line ol the.Ht. Johna river to be­ Virawdy, all un know n partle* claim Township T w r q j y . south. Range Twenty- Ing of N K U ---------------------------II ginning. Interests under Justinian Drought nine eaat: Ihenra aaat along faction lint to all unknown 8W M of 8R J|..._____ 11 partlea claiming Infcreata Ha It further Resolved, that lha boun- point ol beginning, * HE|* of HE U __________________ t l und er*John Blur, ail unknown parcUflea o| Kelrrtlbn Dlatilct No. * ol Sem­ lleg. at f i w rorner of l-ng 3 Ra It further Resolved, that lha boun­ inole county, Florida, aa eame now exlata, daries of Fleet ion Prerlnet No. Il.ol-Hena- tire rlalmlng Intarrata undrr Jos. F;_______ — a f - B e r - l I r t a n H -lh cha,—HG l l b n t ; " ill uh kh pw n- p*rtlt# " ftllm : ; 1-* changed to raid at foltowr: 27.11 chi, N ID ehe. W 2f.0k Inolw county, Florida, as same now eatilc, ba ing Intereela under Thoa. H. llablna, Fieri Ian lllatrirl Ne. S ' rha. to beg........:______ 13 20 29 rbangad to read aa fellows; all unknown partlea claiming Inter■ (Fait Sanford) llrg. at Nw Cor. of Her. run r a i l under llobt. It. Hcogglnt.-all u n ­ Flection District Na. II tuulh 403 ft., E 0*0 ft, H *0 Heglnnlng at tha interrertion ol the centre known partlra rlalm lng Inlrrrate u n ­ I Altamonte) line ol Park avenue (in the city ol Hanlord) It. E 403 tl, N CO ft. N 41 Beginning at thr aouthweat rorner ol Sec­ der Lemuel M. I’a rk , all unknown •llh the aouth ahora ul Fake Monroe; run drg, W 669 ft, W 660 ft to P a r t i n claiming Intarrata under Joa. tion Nineteen, Townahlp Twenty-one aouth. •ouih along tha rantr* lino of Path avenue Rang* Twenty-nine east, run north to the Mot*, dec'd, alt unknown partial to the centre line of Hughey street; thenro notthwMt co rnrt ol. Section Sis, Township claiming Inlerrsle uniter Elllibelh A. SEW*of S Z “ Z ~ we-t along the centra line of Hughey atrert* M ote; m i n l e / T C r U d l * and 'Mabel-K.**— — Twsnty-ohn south; Range Twentv-inna aa#t. lo lha r*,rt,a lina of French avrnu*: lhanr* thrnre east along Township line lo tha Alota, or undrr eith er of them all 'ouih along tha rantr* fin* of Franrh avanua southeast flee 106 yds N of 8 w (or of corner of Hoctlun Thirty-five, unknown partlra claiming Intereata • Oil II* aatrnaioa t o th* Hwcllon lino ba*N W ) f of N W ) ( *o( Sec. 21, under Geo. E. Bllae. all unknown Township T w en ty south, Rang# T w .nlytwrvn Sari Ions* On* and Twrisar Tawnshfp run N 20 yds. E 440 yd*. Interval* undgr aaat; thence south to • point 13.0 J artlee claiming Tw.nly south. Ring# Thirty •tall Ih/na* nine H 20 yds. W 44(i/da lo bee.... t l 20 amea K. Fool*, all unknown parties feet (morn or Iras) north ot the eoutheaal */•*, ‘ long aald fiarlion lina Lo the rdtnar 8 M- of N U ot 8 JV of Nfij< , claiming (ntareatd u n d er C. If. T horn•* .. rornar of Hectlon Eleven, Townahlp Twenly — of Svetlana Two, Throw, Tan and KlaWn, ol N W M ................. 16 30 . on* south, Kang* Twsnty-nln* *a»t; tkenr* d i k e , . a l l unknown parti** claiming Townahlp Twenty nulh. Itania Thirty HH of HBH ol N W ) * ot H aiti* K . Y o a t . lo * point l « 0 t**t (mor* or I*h ) In d c f n la under ih«n*** aoulh along Asrtlon lin* to roroaiS aaat N W W o t ...? ..^ --------- ...----14 20 of th* aouthaait corn*r of tfactlon dec'd, a n d " F r a n k Yost, d e e d , or Haallona Twenty tia. Twanly-aavan, Thirty north 8M ol BM of N E U of riWJ* allher of tktm . all unknown partlea Township Twanly-one aoulh. Rang# •our and Thlrty-flvo, Townahlp Twaniy Tah, o f . . . ____ _........ ........ - -—■ .... 26 20 39 n e t ; thenr* south to the southeast claiming Intereata u n d er Itarbei K. •ouih. Rang* thirty aaat; thanra aaat la, Thirty I-ot 4 or Weal half of HW M -----. 6 20 30 of Sertion Fifteen. Township Twenty- Clark, all unknown partlea claiming v f *• Jr*#up; thanra following lha tanUO rornar Beg.. at N W rbr. of fver. t. \ ona aouth. Range Thirty *asl; thanra west’ Intereata under I. H. Bunker, all un one of l.ak* Jraaup In a nortbaasiarly dir re- to run 8 11 rha. E 19 ch*. N tha aouthaait rornar uf Section Seventeen, known pgrllee claiming Intereata under tlnn [laailng along lha north aide nf Bird Townahlp , llc h a . W I B c b a ____________ _ & 10 1 Twenty-one, south, flange Thirty laaae A. I’aarr*.- all unknown p artial Island in tha Johns ilvar; lhanra In a H M o f H W I * ___ i__ *______ 1* 20 ! Interests un der W. V. Wightnor i hwestrrty dlrarllon dawn tha tanltn eaat; thane* south to th* aouthaait corner claiming man, alt unknown parllei rlalm lng line ot the* tit, Johns rtvar to Laha Monroe; ot Section Twenty. Townahlp Twanly-ona Inleraala under Oliver V. Barker thenre In a waalarly diracllon along tha south, llanga Thirty aaat; th an ra weat to s e w : ________ > ts io i at al. 1 sen Ira Una of Lika Uonroa to a point point of baginfilng. tl 20 J .To all unknown partlea claiming intarrata HEW of B E t f______________ Wltneaa eftir handa and seals this tha Sib nl°n|h D>#nto South Ip h«g1nIn th a lands below described under any of 8 ii of 8 W }/ of BEH and 8)* . ' day ol March, A. D. 1919. of 8 E ) f of S W f i __________ 1 Id 20 1 psraons or oth*rwiao, vl*.: tb* following . Board of County Commlaalontra, . !!• 11 Jurtbar Resolved, thkt tha boun-' *9 I ftlfc ‘ “ -Clark W.. hMcDonald. ____weo, 8EM ol N E W i _______________« Semlnola C ounty. ♦ 20 I ° f Llaetlon Prarlnct No. 4 of 8amEdw. II. FraVca,., Rlltabeth B. Byrne, _____ _ . de­ B )/ o f B U o f S W W . Z -------- 19 * By U A. Brum ley, Chmn. 21 I inoia rounly, Florida, aa aama aow ailata, Attest: raised. J a o l U. Waite, Isaac O. Barber, N f * of 8EJ* of N E ) * o f --------9 ■ * b»ng»d to road aa follow*; I-ewl« Kays, U. Wlnfiald llaya. Geo. B You ara hereby ordered to' appear to lha K. A. Douglaaa, Clerk. llay*, David L DaitioU, dec'd, K . A. Hob* bill of complaint filed barln on Dm l i t day of Etactlaa D)atrlrl No. 4 . Sf-FrM tc bloa, dec'd, Hugo flitter, Daniel IIact.nay. April, A. I). 1919. ' —i Juba ..................V Wllke'm, H. II. tl. Dor#*, Du.ec, Edgar L L 14 U further ordered that thia noilca ba T n*«ln.U if at tia ^ r n a r of Hart Iona Two, Blon#,_l» W. .Drfitady, Dioufht, — ..htasfy, JusljnUn Justinian Di»ss> had one* each weak for twatvo.NMha nlASTKB'H SALE .» S.» ? ' » * * and Elavan, Townihlp Twonty Heb­ John Qioe, Jo*. F. OtlbafL Thoa. H, Notice la horoby given t h a t pur.oant to ____, Banford Herald, a newape par published ■el!ih‘ IU.B,t T *drty aaat, ran 'north to tho Lumuel U , Park, a aald Semi nola county, mh f . ! * ' B,r SooUona Twaaty-als, Twonty- a final decree, al forecloaure an d sal# made Ina, Itobt. U. flregglna, U ra io iX i Jo*. Mat*, deeaarad, tilliabetb A. Mote, entered by th e J a d r a of Savaath JodiWllnaaa my band and tho tail of cold aad Thirty-Ova, Townabsl F. E. Mota and Mabel E. Mote, Geo. Circuit, He ml# ole t e n n t r , Florida. In rail, Hamlool* Connty, 1 Clreull Court tklo 4th day of January, __ sssia, ivaago l a i n , aatw Ih .«.N ••■th# Range Thirty «a#t. Jaa. K. Foote., O. Ji. II Thorndlka, A. U. li lt. la ram camplala. *# •! to tha quarter aattlon rornar chancery, Nkaratn J., A. Cheek U. rate * N evelty Warka, N ' L rfraak m F . Y___ it. d doe’d. ia^ L _____ dic'd. 8o«ttoaa .Twanty-«lnt aad Thlrty- M L and Kachary Crate A — „ mms h i s » . -s eat. (aeal) . E. A. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 15, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 15, 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>, March 15, 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/3f77f8b194d962314cd9a0cc2b6be035.pdf 1af96144c028606df4901c7dee8d8713 PDF Text Text *7 • . -. • • ■ • . 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Will Collect Bond For RepairWon 4Fourth Prize and Much Confers W ith Pershing View s Aug. 2, 1915, No. 39, J. W. Eaton, inf o f Brick Roads Our Arm p . Public Favor $1.00. . V ., •» . b . W. It. Carter, editor of tho M etrop­ olis, called upon G. W. Kirtley, as­ Our Food Product M ust G et sistant to W. G ^-M cAdoo,"D irector *• T o M arkets General of the railroads, who admit­ ting that a remedy was necessary * The transportation problem I* ono gave assurance that' im provem ents of tho most important that confronts tho people *of .Florida today and The would be immediately made. Herald la proud of the fact that this Shipperq from the Sanford dis­ paper and the Sanford Board of trict have complained that In aplte Trade were tho first’ in tho state to Of the great demand for th eir pro­ call attention to tho perils of the ducts throughout the country, situation arid in calling attention shipments to New York bring eomogavc*a remedy that could have been times less than freight charges, .ow­ applied. Last week tho hanks, tho ing to great delays in-arrival. Buy­ Board of Trade and tho farmers .sent ers aj-c refusing to-buy f.‘ o. b. be­ telegrams to headquarters and for cause, of the uncertainties of trans­ once all people.seemed to be united portation, and the result is that on tho Idea pf cooperntinn and get­ Florida farmers aro faring a more or . ting together in order to obtain re­ loss critical condition. Realizing tho sults.' Tho entire state is aroused, dangers, the Jacksonville Chamber nnd tho following ’front various of Commerce within tho next day or newspapers shows* the trend of so will appeal to hoards of trado of thought: •• tho various shipping centers of tho state to send a joint delegation to Here Is Food— Take It . We have listened to the appeals Washington with a view of further and the commands of departments pressingIthe situation on the railway and proxy patriots, telling us to feed administrator. . Within a short time ourselves. We huve t lie stuff now to the Hastings-potato crop, which last help* feed the natioti, just as we nnd year was worth millions of dollars to last year at the most critical times this section will begin to rm/W. Un­ facilities are in the food situation. But we mu»* less trnnsporlntion improved not only will , the growern have ears to ship this produce in and tho cars must anove onre they are he out considerable sums, hut tho loaded. . • * nation will lie out grent qunntitie.s o f In the news columns of the Com­ foodstuffs which will go to waste In mercial today we give a detailed the cars.—Jacksonville Metropolis. General Fund— ' ' i ‘ . Secretary of .War Raker, the firat . Seminole county failed to obtain Sept. 2, 1915, No. 2121, C. B. tho first prize at the stato fair st American cabinet officer to visit Humphries, $2?b0 Jacksonville, but Seminole county Europo in an official capacity ainec (Continued on Page 3) was kept in the public eye there arid the United States entered the war la probably received as much if not r.ow in Frnnce for conferences with . . Ft. MyerA Poslofflcc Robbed Fort Myers, Fla., March 10.— more advertising than some of the GcnVral Pershing and an inspetion Robbers entered the postofllce here counties that won first nnd second of the American troops and tho posi early today and looted u safe o f’ be­ prizes. Seminole county won fourth lions they occupy on the front be­ tween $7,000 und $8,000 in postage prize which is honor enough when tween Sgissons and Alsace. considering the opposition nnd the stamps, $5,000 in war saving The secretary's mission is purely stamps and twenty-eight registered pull that was brought forward from military and has no diplomatic sig­ packages, according to a report several sources, and since it was ad­ nificance. . ’ -’ • made to the polirc tonight. , > vertising that was wanted by the ’ On hoard an American cruiser Sec­ Postmistress C. T. Summerlin county the citizens of Seminole can retary linker and his party eluded feci amply repaid. .Tboso indefat­ German submarines nnd arrjvcd yes­ was awaked this morning about 3 o’ clpck nnd, dressing, went ot the igable workers, Chairman Frank terday nt a French seaport whence office to sec if everything wan all Miller, J. Tildcn Jacobs, D, C. Mar- he departed for Pnria. After u tew lowo und Tom Jones and the Wake­ days in the French cupitnl where he right. Everything seemed to be ns fields’ and many others who had a probably will meet President Poin­ usual, so she returned to her home. hand in the making of the exhibit care and Premier Clemcnreau, tho At 0 o’ clock this morning whetT the feel rejoiced over the many praises secrefary will visit tho Americnn office was opened, the safe . was arid words and compliments .that troops in tho field. _. found opcir and all \he slumps were were passed on the exhibit and it gone. No rash was taken. The door , Increased activity, especially in was the eonrensus of opinion that. nnd windows were lurked nnd it is the artillery on the western front has Seminole county fairly won the sec­ thought burglars slipped in when not yet resulted in any detorjnonod ond prize ami while it was not given mail was taken In from the night attack by either of tho opposing the county carried off all the prizes train nnd hid until Clerk Marion forces. The Germans art1 more nrin the estimation of the public, Hendry had gone. As doors have tivo on thif Rritiah and Belgian D. C. Marlowe, the live secretary fronts than elsewhere. Near Hippo, spring lock they could have, locked loom behind them. They left no of the Sanford Hoard of Trade was in Flanders, the Belgian* have driven Moiinn.of 1.. P. Hagan, seconded on the job every minute and when the eneinj from pnrtn of the trenches cl lie. bj C \V. Entxmlnger, and carried, not on duty at the fair -exhibit was lie took i . viral days ago Recent the following resolution was adoptdown town boosting the county of German attack:* on the British lines• statement of the situation that con­ Tornado in Ohio *.'i: . in th e.Y p rca ar.ia.. were, chucked fronts thtf Florida producer of vege­ Patriotic Dny nt llapllsl -Tem ple * Lima, .0.. M arch. Hi. —Five per­ Kcminuliv.. |U* it resolved by’ this board that tables and trurk crops arid the steps Hurrdny could he truly leaned a sons are known to be dead, several One of his. real stunt* pulled off through British knowledge of enemy that are being taken to Impress tho the ilerk be i\nd lie is hereby inpatriotic day at the Baptist Temple. others-are repotted killed, scores are at. Jacksonville was the donation of plans gaincil from deserters and pris­ powers that he with the importance The day was ret upnrt by the Bap Mrtu ted. to prepare at once anil turn oners. The enemy fntended* to lake injured, scores of homes were com­ Seminole products to the Seminole o f -moving this crop. Surely some­ list State Board uf Missiona ns a over to (ieo. A. DeCottps, Atty., for pletely or partly demolished and Hotel, providing the hotel would important positions south of .Limitthing needs to lie done immediately, time for. all this hoard, a full nnd complete rhurehes, -Sunday hundreds of barns nnd outbuildings serve them on the table and adver­ hoist forest, hut* heavy Itritkh artil­ for this stuff will spoil. In fact, a trunsrript of nil contracts,* agree­ schools and nssociato societies to . were razed by the tornado which tise them in the newspapers an/l on lery fire prevented a-major effort and great deal of the cabbage that was make a special offering for tho pur­ ment!.. correspondence, reports und traveled ucross northwestern Lhio Friday the Jacksonville Metropolis 1Ute strong British defense threw sent out qt Florida n couple of weeks pose of pinring pastors in the mili- . hrufiug» in connection with thq early last evening. Estimates . of carried u pu^e advertisement with hack cLb strong local attacks the. ngo did spoil og the cat’s' on side­ tnry camps of the state—this being maintenance* and repair of brick property damage vary from one to tlu> caption, "T h e Two Seminoles," Germans carried out. tracks somewhere' between Florida a need of the boys in the ramp thnt roads constructed by Hnnkinson Si live million dollars. ■ . On the American sector northwest the Seminole Hotel and Seminole und tho northern markets. could not go .unheeded. For thin • llagleV, and said attorney be nnd be County, and'then had Sanford cel­ of Toul (ho artillery and the noria k—hereby authorised -to- take -the . Miljer City, Putnam county was purpose, the. Sunday_achuoL_jnaking___ bard bit. Seven persons, two of ery, Sanford lettuce, Oviedo ^pota­ activity has —IriereaiTed. 1'Atnl'rlcitlf — 'M r. t M c Ailunnssueil -srvernl-wt atr- a sprrial offering gave even $25.00 matter up in' person with the Mass­ Long- gunners have sjiellcd effectively vari­ ments lust week, hut one in purlieu- and a special offering bring taken , whom may die. were injured the'ro. toes, Genova marmalades, achusetts Bonding & Insurance Co., wood grapefruit, etc.,‘ in tht* adver-' ous targets in the enemy trenches. lure was to the effect that all danger nt the morning serviro in.the church for i In; purpose of effecting nn inuno- L’no Fide of u lurge Catholic church Tin' reply was without result. Ger- of food shortage due to failure of the tiseioent. was blown in. . totaled $27.07. TJtls Ih the church ■ii. e settlement. tpun airplanes liuve attacked Amer­ rnilrouds to move the produVc ' wns At Findlay many small buildings and Sunday school part of tho of­ The menu cards had the following >*dge T. P. Warlow addressed the were ’wrecked and the roofs of sov- for several days, "W e feature tftduy ican trenches with machine gun tile, past. At tliut very moment dozens fering—the ussorinte societies of the ho..:it in reference to auto license of acres of rotten cabbage were lying erul business houses were blown olf. Seminole County Products, Veget­ while French gunners brought duwh church huve not reported -their gift fee charged to Orange Belt Auto Hoofs of two business blocks were able. Soup a la Sunford, Seminole j i i enemy airplane within the Amer­ on sidetracks, ruined ns foot! und as The Herald goes to press. .. Ct>., by tax collector of Seminole (Bunding as u bill for freight charges • • »m • • • lifted at Tiflin and winany dmnll County Spring Onions, Sanford Car­ ican. 1im*s. county, und on .motion of C. W. The service* pn Sunday were on • P’rogrcjs *3 being made by the oguittsl ihu men who produced them. buildings were razed.., A t Ilascom, rots arid I’ens, Oviedo Potatoes, Entzmingcr, seconded by L! P. patriotic line. Itev. -Massey jtpcaicReeuuse the Florida' Codncil of Rritiah army in Mesopotamia and near Tillin, the car hafns of the T if­ Shredded Sanford _ Lettuce MayonHagan and carried, that the resolu­ ing in the morning, on the subject, Palestine. Eighty miles west, of Defence ’ had spent much lime anti fin, Fosleria and -Eastern trnction nisc Dressing. UUquj' iof Lobster, tion heretofore adopted by this line were wrecked, several lAYgc cars Seminole, Sanford Celery, Geneva Bagdad on the Euphrates, river the money speeding up food production "In the Sanctuary" showed hdw the board in reference to collection' of British have orrupied Hit, the Turks in this state u year ago und has lipcn hoys in the camps were .ooking nnd being damaged. . Marmalade, Roast Turkey, Semin­ auiii license tax on cars for hire’ lie retiring without opposition. preaching it ever sinre, we took jho expecting something from tho snneClovcrdale. Cuba. Dupont and ole County Sauce, Long wood Grape­ amended so that it will only include liberty of jumping into the breach turury — the rhurrh at homo arid Advancing northward in PulosContinental nlso sulTered. fruit Salud, etr. • ea’ . operating from this county. ‘ und‘ bringing this situation directly implored the people not to let gne. General Allenby’s forces have Throughout the storm district All of this advertising' called the “ That son of a nolile sire, that ofMotion of C. \V. Entxmlnger, sec­ hundreds of persons received minor uaiiicd considerably along the Jordan home to Mr. M rAdoo und Mr. attention of the many guests itt* the * nd on both sides of the Jerusalem- Hoover. In. effect wo said to Mr. spring of the tendcrcst motherhood, onded by L. P. Hagan, Jno. D. Jin- injuries caused by Hying glass ami hotel and the visitors to the city NahuluH road. The Turks desisted Hoover: “ Here is the food you asked that manly man who had gone kin.. turn over to Prosecuting Attor­ debris. T y c lv e persons are reported thnt Seminole County had the goods strongly on both sides. The advance us fort * please send Mr. McAdoo forth to fight and if need be— dir, ney Hchcllc Maines delinquent Li­ seriously injured. >t • and that it will redound to this he.ro was twg or three miles oh a after it.” In effect wo said to .Mr, that Freedom might liv e" look and cense tax list, with instructions to county In many ways is apparent to McAdoo: "H ere is foodi-'tako it expect in vain. pro.secuito. front' uf 13 mile*. ** • • » •. , those who saw the paper and the . Gov. Hanley Here aw ay.", Tho .following day we took In. tho evening thd subject . " T h « Communication * from, S id n ey-J r Ex-Gov. Frank -J. Hanley,— a menu cards.---------:--------— — ------ tip Iho inatier w'ilh Prof, P. II. I’ntriot's Prayer" was used with New Lincoln Hotel , Catts, Governor, In reference to speaker of ’ national nqte spoke at Mr. Marlowe has for some time Ilolfs a t 'Gainesville, chairman of the murh force and effect. Truly Rev* F. A . Lincoln, a well known hotel donation of $100.00 to' National the .Congregational church Sunday been of the opinion that, if pur pro­ Florida .state council, ond he ap­ Massey was feeling his subject a t man hus leased tho Empiro Hotel on Counsel of Defence, read and. clerk, afternoon. ..Hia .subject-' crtuld bo ducts wertr specialized in this man­ proved our action.in the ryunb of the both, the- sorvlcw Sunday. .. His d*^- *-■ the West Side and will take chargi* inrtructed to-write to the Governor, termed the ‘ ‘ American T rn il°r” f‘,r ner in many parts.of tho north each Council of Defense. Ahout.tho same livery was never more perfect. Ilia Immediately.'' Ho will change' and Muting that this county has no during bis discourse he showed to year that our formers would have time the Leesburg C ily Council and eloquence In theso patriotic serviced remodel the properly and ‘ change funds with which to make this do­ hia audience that! the Llqugr Traf­ new -njarkets created and that our the Leesburg Hoard of. Trade and •was great. Ho began hia sermon* nation. .* . the name to tho Lincoln Hotel. Mr. fic of this nation was really a traitor products hacked by good advertis­ other similar organizations through­ and from beginning to end thp at­ Lincoln owned nnd . operated a .Motion of C. W. Entxminger, sec­ to the nation. He said that to be ing snd with tho farmers putting up out tho state poured telegrnms in to tention of tho entire nudienen was. onded by L % P. Hagan and carried, a traitor one must be guilty of giv­ first class stuff with labeled pack­ hotel at Asheville for many years Washington to the Florida sena­ absolute. that chairman, nnd clerk of this ing “ nid and comfort to the enemy ages und a big .advertising campaign und nlso operated the Manhattan tors and representatives, oil of whom board be authorised to sign warrant in time of win" and that tho liquor inaugurated that wc would have no Hotel and the Grnystonc Hotel nnd took up the problem with Mr. Mc­ Union Illrlhday P a rty for $1150.00 for ‘ lot next to jail traffic, In this great tlmo of need of trouhlo selling the stuff In- normal tho Lincoln Restaurant at KissimAdoo and Mr. Hoover. Today we meo and comes to Sanford well rec­ Forty ladles gathered tjl thV home' purchased by county, as soon as food Insisted on using 110 millions times aryl that Hanford nnd Sem­ are in a fair way to secure the need­ of Mra. S. Jewett. <>■.%• Went Firat samo is reported on favorably by of bushels of foodstuffs to rot in the inole fruits and vegetables would inj. ommended by the travelling public. ed transportation. ■trcct yesterday ct,prcially t o c«!eHe and Mrs. .Lincoln are in tho Attorney Geo. A. DtCottea. brewery . v n ta ,iy e ry _ ^ a jf .thal_w-hon Lime bft advertised as extensively as W ith these things brought right brato the birthday of Mr*. A. L city to take up tho remodelling of tho allies were needing the food so the California products and the Motion of L. P. Hagan,'seconded tho Empiro nnd thoy will bo wel­ to their doors, it looks like tho de­ Ensmlnger,' to whom the party was by Q. P. Swope and carried, that bad that to • use 110 millloha of namo of Lho goods would sell them partments .would bogin to take no­ a surprise. comed by the pooplo of Sanford. Roses, beautiful .and clerk advertise the Sale of one pair buahela to rot every year was cer­ everywhere. tice of what wo are producing for abundant, were the, decoration*. Tho now Lincoln Hotel will ho a tainly lending aid and comfort to ■.of mules by the county, pair to be That the Seminole County exhibit other section* and would remember After the refreshments the houtras designated by county commiaaioncra. the enemy. .Ills address was baaed paid for Itaclf many..times oyer in valuable addition tq tho hotel list, particularly that Florida Is ono of requested Mra. Ensmlngerr’ Mrs. on patriotic lines. Was interspersed advertising la a fact and that Sem­ being on the American and Euro­ Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded the atatea of tho Union. It docs'not Hunter, Mrs. Munaon, Miss Goodale with reviews of actual happenings inole county has (pined a great rep­ pean plan and under tho manage­ by C. \V. Entxmlnger, and carried look right for us to have to plead and Mrs. Hrowcr to' stand fn lin e in the present - world-wide conflict, utation la sjso assu/od. ment of Mr. Lincoln cpn bo assured ' . that bill of the Selig Co., for $190.00 and shout every lim e wo( riced some­ 'while-she presented each one with was interesting and instructive. • of a most liberal patronage, ik this be referred to Commissioners L.*A. Winning tho priza is a small mat­ thing.— Leesburg Commercial. { a handsome bunch of roses, for-thohotel property’ l l a good ono In Brumley and L. P. Nagan, to check ' ' ter. W inning'public favor is a big . Red Crosa Notes' I Food Shlpmenja From Florida * birthday, of etch of . these' ladles every respect. • • up and report. . ' A t a call meeting held at the thing and Semdnolo Os/hty certainly Transportation.’ difficulties . are comes . In March, all eotebraUng on . Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded Woman’s Club last Friday the mat­ won tho public favor. causing Florida grdwers and shippers Mrs. Enamingcr'a, the U lh . Harry Mr. J. Relzonstcin a- gentleman !»>• E. II. Kilbee and carried, that ter of electing a secretary to succeed the greatest concern thdse days. Lauder and John McCormack kindly who has recently como to Sanford clerk phone clerk of Volusia county M rs ..W . P.- Carter, resigning. Mrs. Notice to Knitters provided muaic. Unlesslthcro is a marked improve­ and we hope will make his home here board of county commissioners In R. A. Terheuij was unanimously Knitters please-aend in your finish­ ment in tho getting to market ron­ —a fine musician will contrihuto reference to building new llghtei* for elected to fill this office. . ed garments this week. The . knit­ . Homo Pat Man . , violin aolo to the varied and de­ to n the products of the farms from Osteen ferry, stating that this board Mrs. Speer asks that all khltted ting room will be open Wednesday this state, 'Florida farmen /ear that Mr. J. F. Hiflfson and Mr. Jimr lightful program arranged for Tues­ has bid of $299.60 for building tame, squares be brought in this week arid and Saturday afternoon at 3 o’ clock. • day evening next, March’ 19, at they are going to suffer tremendous Hoolehsn returned last night from and asking if tame Is agreeable to that all finished garments be brought » “■ T ' which time we shall hear and enjoy Ibasea^thls season. Between four and a visit where they went to'Jackthem; In-by Wednesday morning as the In­ i Everybody la going to the funny, the grand benefit concert for several five .million dollan-worth of produce onvljle and took In the fair and Moffbn *of O'. P. Swope, seconded spection committee will make Inspec­ uplifting, Jtumorous, Inspiring, '.ear­ weeks past heralded In The Herald. in the vicinity of Jacksonville alone then .on to Waycroes, Ga., to visit by ’ Hagan and carried, clerk tion of work on hand for shipment tickling, artistic, something to cap­ la in danger of bringing no returna Mra.* Hoolehan'a . father. Hickson I* InMfueled to cancel the following on PHtUV horning. tivate and deligh t.all moods and Messrs. Strange -and Knighton, unless the Washington administra­ can now tell you about • sure warrants, been nla. a* M ssame a m e have never b e e n lS sT ]) t * Aguiar bionthly buaineaa taataa, and withal halpfnl to a jo p d railroad men of this city have Joined tion increase the efficiency of trans­ enough fat man. He aaya the fat Presented tied for payment: . [m eeting of the Chapter trill be held cause grand concert to be1 held tn Uncle Siam’s forces,through the local portation for perishables. In this girls id the carnival are nothing to Pine• Si Forfeiture Fund— recruiting -office .nod ’will soon be do­ connection; at the request of tho compare with Mr. W. T. Brinson of fon Friday,’ March .15$h neat at the Congregational church next ■ Jan • 22, 1915,‘ N o 127, Walter I Woibpn'a .Club, $ o’elock. Tuesday 'night, March 19. . ing railroad work in France. Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, Waycroes, Ga. • ’ Sanford, Fla., Match 6. 1918. Hon. Hoard of County Commls*Ioners Ih and for Seminole County, Florida, met In regular tcasion at 10 o’clock a. m. Present, Chairman L. A. Brumley and Commiaaioncra- Lc I'. Hagan, C. W. Entxmlnger, 0. P. Swope and E. II. Kllbcc, with V. E. Douglass. deputy clerk, and E. E. Urady, sheriff, In attendance. Minutes of the last regular meet­ ing in February, nlso call -meetings of Feb. 9t nnd 14th, read and ' npprofed. . * Communication • from . Landis, Fish Si Hull, read, acknowledging receipt of copy of resolution rescind­ ing former action of this board in em­ ploying Landis, Fish Si Hull to rep­ resent the county in brick road maintenance bond case, consenting to action of hourd in recission of f, nm r rcsoliit ion und enclosing total hilU for $.100.00 and on motion ’ of i,. I'. I lagan, seconded by O. 1’. Swope, and carried, above eormnunicaiioit from Landis, Fish Sc Hull, was ordered tiled and said bills were ordered paid.. • # J * --» * . « ... . * • * jiS n ' * . m ' .' * •- - 1 .. �PAGE EIGHT i the city yesterday and spent part of tl|d hft«rnoop conversing* with'the probation ""officer and. county and d t y officials. Mrs. M u ir Is an authorlty on the Juvenilo* court mat­ ters and much of the ftood work In Duval county among the girls la being Accomplished by Mrs. Muir under ..the .direction o f-P rob ation Officer Lanier. "Mrs. Muir has made this work her life work and the state should take, steps to. assist In this reclamation of the juvenile delinq­ EVACUATE CAPITOL AND uents. • The work here under R. J. Holly shows results and every coun­ CALL TO . ty In the state will soon have a pfobation officer and all pf themahhuld be under a state organisation for greater efficiency. that the Bolshevitci government probably will not keep its engage­ ment with the Germans to ratify A Question. next Tuesday the peace contract Why, don’t we get dimples instead of agreed upon at Rreat-Litovsk. The wrinkles*—Loiilstrlllo Courier-Journal. evacuation of Petrograd by the Bol­ shevik government and the populace evacuation of Petrograd by the Bolhas been begun and Trotsky, the foreign, minister has announced that the leaders of the revolution aro pre­ pared to fall back even to-tho Ural mountains which separate Great Russia f/om Siberia and proclaim. a "h oly war", in order to circumvent the plans of the Germans to make the revolution unsuccessful. It seems evident, that tljo Ger­ mans have not yet ceased their op­ erations against tho • Russians, for Krylenko^ ’ the Bolshevik command­ er in chief has sent u protest to the German commander asking whether all steps had been taken by him for a cessation of' hostilities. t A like nicssage was dispatched to the Aus­ tro • Hungarian commander. Tho reason for the latter communication, however, is. nof apparent, for tho forces of. the dual . •monarchy are known to be bent on clearing littleW known to be bent on clearing Little Russia .of Bolshevik, in order to carry, out the co.mpact to 'aid tho Ukrninenns in establishing nnd ad­ ministering their newly formed reWhether Japanese troops are to invade Siberia and put d « wn the disorder there and also make secure disorder there nnd nlso make secure tlx* great sutures of nil kinds that ure in the harbor of Vladivostok appar­ ently has not yet been decided. In»lnpun the political .parties are not unanimously in favor of Japan’s intervention, the leader of the ma­ jority party in the diet, for instance, having declared thnt he anil liis fol­ lowers nrje opposeil to the use of Japan's troops in the eastern part of the Russian eihplrn-unless contll- T om ato plants for sale, II. Lcfficr. th atp atn l ifletV* quick (rot* a c b * ( For 1 L. C. Smith Typewriter, M . M . Stewart, 717 East Second St. . r /. • 65-3te S l o c Y r r . s L i 'n i t n e n i K I L L S M A IN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NOTICF. O f HPKC1AL »M AHTKIl 8 HAI.R • herein VVII-nn A Vunmcr. Fi-rtllH-r * «>">• ikgny, a rofpofitifin, I* nlultitlff rirI • lllnford and Eva II. Illnlnrd, hla wlf*. arc drlrndanta, I. a* apcrlal ma»tcr, will °n the 6th day oi May. A. D. I f l F , hetwrvn the hour** of rlrv«*n u'rJocV ip Ihf forenoon • hi| |« u o'clock in the iflrrnoon, Ihe • *mw I,ring th* firm* Monday in «ald nionlh and (he rule day in aaid month and wllhln (he legal houra of pale, offer for n l r and a«dl to the hlghnt and heat bidder for ra«h before the court house door of aalri Seminole roun* ly In tba rily. of Sanford. Seminole county. Klorida. Ihe lollooing dearribed property, to. aait: • . The arrat hhlf of I.Ot Nlfltfttn t t9 ) «• idat of I’alm Hammock, aa recorded In I'lat flonk II,. I‘acr 7i ol the Raccfrd; of Or acre County, Florida. Together with all «li» For Salo or Trado— Fine big horse, 8 years Old, will work In plow, buggy or wagon: Also good ball bearing buggy and wfegon and sets of har­ ness. See Jack Collins or phone 397-J. 62-tfc For Sale— A six room houso and lot, west side Laurel avenue, be­ tween Sixth and Seventh streets. A •IB per cent investment. A. Derby, 97 Wsshlngton Avc., Oil City, Pa. ’ * ,51-lBtp For Salo— Beet plants, 30 cents 100 or $2.00 per thousand. Write Portln Bros., Wagner, Fla. 61-tfc For Sale— Whlolcsalo fish business, For Sale-r-My farm, known ns the Gen. Flnogan Homo, consisting consisting of .launches, boats, nets, Of 200 acres, situated 3 } j miles houses, etc. C. L. Vincent. 43-tf , south 6f Sanford, on Sanford-OrlnnFor R ent— Furnished room, 116 do ro a d .. For price and terms sec nr No. Fronch w rite owner, J. O. Andes; Route A, Three Box 106. 67-FrMtp Prairie Pony For sale, years old. Broken to ride. Can be For Safe — Pepper plant* fine seen a t’ Lemon* Bluff near Osteen. stock. Two 300-foot beds. I f sold T. A. Tice, Osteen/ Fla. * 62-7tp v In' one lot during next Rve day*. C. M. Stone Cameron Avc.. near For Rent — Furnished houso' 6 Celery Arc. ’ G7-2tp rooms, Magnolia Avc., closo in. Address "H o m e ," c-o Herald. ^ For .Sale—Silver nnd White ‘ W y­ 46-tf andotte^ hntching eggs, $1.60, $3.00. office rooms $5.00 per setting of 16 eggs. Also Three some fine cockerels and -pullets. et. Moat de­ Our birds were consistent winners at sirable offices in city. Several other the great Sub-Tropical Show in Or­ good office rooms in same building. lando,' Fla., 1918... Satisfaction guar­ V o w q ll& Speer. 23-4fc anteed. Longwood Squab Farm, ’ For Sale.—Tw o good horses for Longwood, Fla. 57-ltf rale cheap. R. B. Lynch Route A For Sale— One fresh mjlk cow Box 220 Sanford Fla. 38-tfc $ R. 1.. Garrison, Fort Reed. 67-ifr A F IN E F IV E A C R E T R A C T OF T IL E D L A N D . W E L L W A ­ TERED. NOW IN CROP FOR M A Y D E L IV E R Y , AT $2,750. T E R M S . A. P. C O N N E L L Y Nntlrr In lurrt.y *lvrn that under anil by virtur ol a final drcfi-<- at lnrrc!n,ura and »alr mail** am! -nlrml In Ih* Circuit C.nurl Seventh Judicial Circuit *»l tha, Stale n( Klnrlda. In anil for Seminole county. In Chancery, in a certain -ult therein pendln* Rhode Island Red eggs for ’ hatchng. 12.00 for fifteen. \ R . L. Gar­ rison.' ~ ' _________ ’______ ' M '^f f I -wish ..to take this method of thnnking the many friends for their flowers and other kindnesses . •• . during x my recent illness. •- • •• •/ Mrs. Lena Lee. Assistant Probation Oflircr Here Mrs. J. It. Muir, assistant proba­ tion officer of Duval county was.in PIIANK t^ w o o u itu rp . House for rent, ti rooms, on Union enue. Inquire AV. P. Stone. . . 57-tfc For Rent Furnished or unfur­ nished five rooms Magnolia avenue, For Sale— A few thousand Liv­ Close in. Address Home, c-o Her. 60-tfc ingstone Globe tomutos’, $1.0(1 a aid. thousand. George M ott, Evergreen For R ent— Furnished rooms Ave. 66-21 p light housekeeping, 117 Laurel For Sale Globe tomato plants for immediate delivery. Price $1.25 per W ANTED thousand. Alex Foster, Geneva ave­ nue. * 66-.’ltc • \ Information wanted ns to the Fur Salt- Tomlito plants routly to whereabouts of ,Dr. William II. set, 75c per* 1,000. D. Lea , West Young or bis sons, ’ Charles nnd W il­ 66-2 tp Phone 370. liam or daughter Funny, who came SJtle. to Florida some years ago from Cut flowers for sa o— Pansies, vioStaunton. Va.», W. -A . • McComb,..7 lets, * nasturtiums, roses, 'etc. * Cull Robson Ave., Orlnndo, Fin. 67-4'p Mrs. Kute Stewart, phont 260-W. G6-3tc . Wanted— Millwrights, . carpenters and ’ laborers. Apply Osreoln Cy-. “ Bred to Luy" Burred Rock eggs press Bridgend, Fla., I t miles for hntching. $5.00 and $3.00 per, east Sunfilrd. 57-2lp setting from prixe winning pens. Utility $1.60 per 15, $6.00 per . hun­ dred. A few choice White 'W yan dotto and Barred Rock Cockerejs $3.00 and $5.00 each .if taken quick. Keystone Poultry Yards, Longwood, Fla ^ ’ -GG^tfc per Yard See Window Display Though .Skirting Material is very expensive, through o u r advance buying we have secured a lot of New Skirts make of fine GabardinePique etc., as. low as $3.50, $2.50, Wanted— Work of any kind by a sober, relinblc.mnri'ied man, 52 years of age. Prefer some kind of office work. Experienced bookkeeper and No. 1 penman, who desires to locate in Florida. Will accept, moderate salary, with opportunity depending For Salo— 16 hand form or drnft on ability. Address J. R. Moseley, horse, weight 1360 lbs. Inquire L. A 247 Gordon St., Laurens, S. C. Brumlcy. . • * • 53-tf For Salo—Ten acres hammock land on Cameron avenue, right in the heart of the celery delta. This farm Joins railroad loading station. Three ncres cleared. Must bo sold to close an estate. If interested write F. J. McDannel, Owosso, Michigan. 63-tfc NORTHERN ire Receiving Daily Shipments of the Very Latest Ready-to- Wear and Millinery . WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAY NEXT WEEK FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Satine Foulards, beautifully silk fin ished. Comes in very choice pat terns, 36 in wide-appears like silk ‘Prices 65c, 59c, 49c and FO R K E N T Roumnnia. evidently is on • tho tenementheredllamertta * and BppQnrn*. point of effecting n separate pence •ncea thereto belonging, or in any Way ap.......... „ with the Teutonic allies by meeting |,crlalnln( the h-rd -!i v h ‘ ch are to be exm led in return fo'r a cessation of the inroads into the. little kingdom which is now absolutely isolated from* its allien.* The preliminary pence trout}* lias been signed nnd the armistice extended so thnt dis­ For Mr ml rr LrgUUlurr cussion of n formal treuty may be­ To thr l>emocr»(le Voter* nf Hrmlr I t.rrrby jnno unrf my roiwlhUry gin immediately. Among the chief rc»rntalUr In thr r o t Florid* Ir For Sale — 1000 lbs new celery demands of the enemy is the cession from Hrmlnolr county, tubjrrt to I wires. F. A. Stone, Eighth and Oak. orotic primary to hr held June 4tl of the Dobrudja. rectification of the year, and Inalla your consideration ’ 65-tf llurgnrlan*Roumnnian border, eco­ (luallAcatlona. Itrsprrtfull j. j. nicKih For Sale — Ford Touring .Car, Dc nomic advantages for . tlie central mountable wheels. Good, condition powers nnd aid in the transport of Frank L. W * * dro ff A nnou nrae tar Lap* - * Bargain. Phone 6. P. (f. Box 9S3 troops of tho quadruple ajlianrc lalar • T u the V o l* , . o l Ramlnole. C o.: 56-tf through Moldavia and Bessarabia I ha* to s n n o u n r* that I am a candidal* for .ra-alactlon to lb* houaa of rapraaantat lv r . from Sem inole c o u n t y .. I t a v ln i ••rsrart ou In th a t ra p a c ity In tho aoa«lon ol l» I T tact I am p rr n a r .d 14 ( 1X4 t>*ttrr aar»lc# In 1919. f do not know ot in jr r»a»nn why you aho u ld not |lvo raa • aaaenu t.rm , whfch h o . o lw n y t been oceorH .d t i l reproo c n lt lly c . In tho na«t. I lu lly opproclal* lh a h l|h honor pafil ma b y a la c tln i me In I , I S and I hava rn d ra v o ra d -a t a ll llm ra to look a l u r the Intarrata o l tho People at Kemlnole c o u n ty nnd the .t a in n l F lo rlp a I hope 1 have n o t'la llc d to lulAII your aap a c la tio n . a n d I Lru it yo u w ill aaa your way rlaar to ( ly e ma a aerond term. A fa ln lh a n k in f you (or the m any favora b u to w a d on me Jn Ihe p a .t I promlaa that 1 w ill be fa ith fu l I d the tru .t Impoeed In ma. — . Youra v e ry tru ly . Just receiv'ed sfeveral pieces of fine Silk Foulards, exactly the material for that skirt or dress. Comes 36 wide, lovely patterns, Moderate in price. Some as low as J. M. DRESNER (MEN’S DEPARTMENT) Furnished Rooms -by Day, Week or M onth— Park avenue Flat, 105 North Park avenur,, over L. R . Phil­ ips St Cb. drug storn Mrs. C. C. H a rt,. mnnnger. 30-tf DKPAIt M E N T OF T I I K IN T E IIIO Il U. S. Land Ofllca at Oalnrayltla. Fla.. Kah. 9. IH 8. Nolle*. I. hereby riven that Hecjaml • (Irrar ol KnlqVaa, Florida, who on June I ' , I 9 P , made ilomratead Fntrv, No. OIIS6S. lor S H ot SR If, Saclldn 32 and S W t f of M V t(, Sacllon .13, T wnahlp 20 S, Han*. 32 H, Tallal.a..ra t'arldlan, ha. filed notlra ol Intention t make thraa-yaar proof, lo d a M I - h claim to land ab *• dea-rlbad beford Clark Circuit Court, at Sanfcrd, Flor­ ida on the Slh day ol March, tl’ IS. Claimant namri a. wltno-a a: XIHall Taylor ot Geneva, ’ la. A. W. P a v l. r l Geneva, Fla. ■ tlaoria .Puahardl ot (lane a, Fla. A. A. Moran ot Oaneva. Fla. * HOIIT. W. D AVIS, f lUflrter, PP.PAUTJtir.NT OF T IIE IN T E R IO II U. S. I.and Office at Oalnrsvllla, Fla. • . Fab. », ISIS. * N olle* I. hereby tlven that Alriandrr W. Pavla ot Ornava, Via., who on April 24, 1613, made llnmr«trad Entry, No. 0II70T, (or NE *f ot N W H, Section 33, Towrahip 20 S. Ilan t* 32 Tallaha.aa* . MarUlan, baa fllad nolle* ot lolanljon to make Ihra*vn r proof to artahll.h Ha Ira to th* land above dearribed h.fra Clark Circuit Couit, at Hanford. Florida, On th* X M b-day ot March. 1618; Claimant name* aa wltnaaaaa: Mlarll Tay.or nl Oaneva. Fla. II. II. Graar ol Kolok**, Fla. . Gaorxo Puehardt of Geneva. Fla. A. A. Moran ol Oaneva, Fla. ■ » HOIIT. W. D AVIS. RafiaOr. 10-Tua* 4 Frl-lOtp * 1th e N e w -W o o l- B ia c h E tc. n o w ens, Crashe on display. . . • Expert To Take Your Measure i ^ ^ , All orders Received by March 20, will, be Delivered .for EASTER SUNDAY, MARCH 31st. . • •. . • > '*. » . 1 < ■ (See Window Display) . . D E PA R TM E N T OF T IIR IN T E R IO R . U. 8. lartd Office at Gal iarvlll*. Fla. Vab. IS. ISIS. N olict la htroby (Ivan tkat Tom 'W yn n ot ■■(wood, Fla., who, on November *, ISIS, ad* Hora*«t**d Entry No. 014628, (or H *t B W M . HEW ol B W g . and 8 W « at RM, Section 34, Tow a.H p SO 8. Ran(* I r. Tallahaa*** Matldlan, baa Bled nolle* laUntlon -to make Commulatloa Proof,' i aotabnab claim- (o lb* Had (b a n dea(bad; Nlora. Clack Circuit Conti, al Eaa rd, ha., on lb* Sth day of April, IBIS. Cialraaat oamr* aa wltaaaaaai 1. C. W. Bntamlayrr of LoaiwooJ, Fla. , > Cbarloa Dorahart. *1 Loagvood,, Fla. | L W. Enttmln(*r of Loogwood, Flo. J,. M. Wolto ol Lon (wood .F la . E a st F irst S tr e e t Sanford* FI®- �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO CURBSTO NE G LE A N IN G S BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN v YOU AND ME.” A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, « HE’ LL PBENT ’E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTEHER. D oa D a a a o a o o o o o o o o a a o a a a a a S I 000000000000000000 o o o a o a a Hero ia one on my friend, Post- 5 Pale, exhausted, sobbing, gospter Elder: Ing, sho returns from the Valley of •mall boy went to th . . f o p low at th . poatofllco hor. . I . . , . , o and addressing tho poat ter said: "C an you give mo a two ir bill for. these two silver dolf" Tho postmaster • replied that ould and did so. The boy stuck money Into an envelope and was le act oPsetllng it when the postter said to him: Don't you know ought to get a money’ order and send money that way? It might >“ !• or. aomeonc might awlp. I -rh °° * n ?r p ° to mall It hrro. - S lw low o f * nr“ ' ° ° k„ , “ P” V - M . “ " y c ,“ lu " up° " ,hl! P '"o w boalde her. I t is a boy, they tell her, and her heart goes out to God for the glory of It. ^ Th e agony ia forgotten. ' She has given ’ to the world a man. She put# arm around the child, an arm tha an arm around the child, an arm that will always be there to guide an(i protect. ,, >hlon> , ho U? I 0*. .... w ith her aon In all of them, poa‘ • th . now world ( h a f . boan.cre. , lod h„ rt, unJ; with th, * * * Dne of tho small papers publishn Item, lately which was a weird up on an account of a wedding an auction notice. The most ;esting part of the item follows: heavenly smile of motherhood glowing upon her face', aho falh asleep, T im e slips along on wings of the lightning. The wee knit shoes, not two |nc|,r8 |nng, give way to Bturdy aj,owt D( ]0I,ther and'are put away in "Y o u r aona'are but foddsr for my gunsl" .To sons: "Your-mothers-ar#* but brood sows for4my power!" Her. man, hen boy t b it w u^ in * ■were that call. "H e re ," ho says, "la my ill and mother'! all. Jualice, happiness, mother love shill not per­ ish from the earth. M y.life for It!’ How handsome ahd noblo he "looks In hla new unbforml How true and brave ho will surely be. How her heart fills to th3*bu rating as memory ‘ piles upon hel* -"all the Joys, struggles, sacrifices that mado him hers, since that day when she turned upon her pillow and glorified the Creator who had sent her a boy who would some day play a man's part! Today her boy, her, man, Is tossed by the waves of foreign seas, a corpse, for the beast has sneaked up through, the spume and blown a ship to bits. The striken mother is alone. She goes to the chamber and puts in her bosom the little knit shoes, while her hungry eyes' seek his' toys, his bpoks, .his clothes, anything that was part of hlmi o"hd all is datkness. Score# of other American mothers arc today as she Is! and tho horror of it must multiply a hundred fold. Oh, let us who have no sons, who feci no loss that wrings the heart and* pictures all the future black, let us, too, offer nil we have, that war may-be killed and, all through the coming years', mothers may have their sons! • What Is a day of meatleMncss, or-wheatlessness, or moneylessness besides the life, of suffering, struggle, sacrifice of a ‘single Amer­ ican mother? God help us* let us save, sacrifice and - give as the mothers must.— Fnlatku News. Villiam Smith, the only son of * « mc hi(,inK f,lncc aa' keeP* and Mrs. Josiah Smith, and sake#. . Lucy Anderson were disposed' W hat mending, brushing, advising, ,t public nuction ut iny farm, „„ her boy starts off to school! What nights arpl days of work worry, sacMotber’s boy rifice for his snke! must look well behave well and God alone rnn keep record (hDj'r'vgrov uverag-1of how much o f'.,ur |*»P**; « « ' al » " « [ then, adr df Tlu-I 1 *’ rn' ,t'H'r l'u,s ' n,° R* Rut >t will as tli cday, she'll go shopping, T j(|, {( :e. o n c or to the theatre, or to church on fwiL, are , f u.irk the urm of a fine, manyly fellow, f ^before l. Men*. as ren, years sheep, lirirle’s »•«” * " ” 7 Jay' “ t; ,WnV" meni slat j° ’ 1 \at' " l r ,-after wea, do il! Somo day’ U lwlH 1,0 t,Mf Ration ‘ tr o r « ,,rm ,,f l" r ,H’>' ," ' r‘ “ * cent: sh.ir 'Trn,P‘’ ' h,‘r 0,,<J rr; urn ,1,' P l ni« h,,'|renl. Rr, “ t11' 1,1 ■’l,rv nml unsellisli love. |||(,r cent. Iteauti-I spring three f molls1 about 1. The on art Hut. hehulri! the hoy is ri man, nnrl! menl, ‘JO throughout the'world goes'up a cry" dry from for all true men! A mad beast rav- a' tbirk si ages I lie earth, would befpn] all In addi mot her hood, would makt- all men J mixtures mere brutes and bum an happiness skim milk tho hopeless •plaything of greed of ply them power: a beast that says to mothers: they will Ladies Specialty Shop Announces H E N R Y M cLAUi JEWELER. "" G O B IIAM ’ S STERLING SILVER with wheat bran and silage, rf)0 per Grow Plenty o f Corn Florida farmer# should grow plenty cent more velvet bean meal or 86 of corn this year It will bo needed per cent more peanut meal by for food and feed, for man and ani­ weight Is required to ’ replace meat in mals. Good seed is scarcq in the the dairy ration. ‘ northern produoing area, which may By the fourth test it was con­ result In a reduced crop, making it cluded that corn ailage In the dairy imperative that Florida grow onough ration is much cheaper than sweetto supply the state’s demands. . potato silage. Much of the success of growing All rations used show little varia­ corn in this state rests on tho care tion In their abilty to maintain the used in planting.' The importance dairy cow’s wolght.. df testing the- seed cannot, be ■over­ emphasised, says the University of Pasture the Pork Florida extention' "dlsvlslon. That Pasture is one of the cheapest part of the Work has already been* done by' the progressive farmers; feeds for pork production, but It is not advissble nor . profitable to at­ also the seed bed has been prepared. tempt, to grow and fatten pigs on It is.now time to begin tho planting pasture alone without any grain? throughout central and western EH »J * I. r says the Univcrfity of.F lorld n ex­ Florida tension division. Tho depth to plant will depend on Many farmers find it advisable to the moisture conditions .In the field at planting time. On rolling; sandy feed nqt less than one and a half to land which Is dry, it is good prac­ two pounds of grain per hundred tice to plant in the bottom hf a pounds live weight of pigs daily in shallow furrow,-making the seed bed addition to the forage provided. A six Inches below the surface. This maximum use of forage crops should assures the seed being placed in a Itc made this summer'. A standard moist soil, and if covered three of two pounds of grdin per hundred inches deep it is likely to germinate pounds live weight.dally fo growing quickly. As tho cron grows the soil pigs will allow n maximum consump­ can be grown ip among the stalks tion of greed'feed. Restricting the which will make the- field level grain ration can he* practiced when a field of mature corn is’ to bo hog­ ged down in the full by the same Tn Hal woods. or poorly drained lands it may he advisable to plant group of shotes that have brwn car­ on a low lied, otherwise too much rier! through the summer on pas­ moisture may retard gsj:mirintion“by ture. keeping the soil cold. This muy he for a single row or it may lie 80 to .'10 feet wide and separated by water furrows. Planting on level ground and covering the seed about three incites deep is :t good guueral prac­ tice on most farms. The distance to plant alsb de­ pends on the moisture conditions and tin- fertility of the coil. Thin sandy land, iarkinu in humus wiji require wide planting. Under such conditions, the rows should lie five ffet apart and the plants two feet apart in the row. If summer le­ gumes nre to be planted between the rows they may lie'six feet apart, , ‘ "" * On land capable of producing twenty-five bushels an acre the rows may he (our and a half fCet apart and the plants'fifteen to twen­ ty inches in the row. If the field is ■to bo planted'in checks, there nhould ho nhu ulnllc in about every seven feet. When moisture conditions nre, # good and the soil rocli in humus much closer planting may be prac­ ticed safely. , 1 National Bank Building That aorghum ailage is a cheaper feed for milk production than awweet potato silage, even when sw&ct pota­ toes ir e figured u t 36 cents a bushel, was established by the second test. Urtdcr present market prices for sweet potatoes lb would not be profitable to feed them ns silage. Tho following facts were developed by tho third*test:Vclt-ct bean meal in the dairy ration produces slightly more milk than peanut meal or cot­ ton seed meal; cows fed pdanut meal produce milk at slightly less' cost than those fed on velvsy bean meal or cottonseed meal; cottonseed meal produced less milk ahd at higher cost than did peanut meal and velvet bean meal. ^Wlthr prices for cotton seed meal and peanut meal equal per ton,' cottonseed meal would b« the cheaper fee<J in polht of milk production coat,. When fed ROGERS’ PLATED WARE • ELGIN AN D WALTHAM' WATr c . H . DINGE Plumbing and G a s Fi tti ng All Work Reeelyea M y pW| Opposite City Hall TelepkH#N, One Inch Cards Will lie Published D der Thly Heading At The Rite Ofgjj INSTRUCTOR Violin,’Clarinet, Band and Orcko trn Instruments. Onlf IJ mitral Nsmbrr of I'opt!, 410 OAK AVK. Rrf: J. M {, illaihu tlaaj OSTEOPATHI C P H Y S I CI A iV . FIRST NATIONAL RANK nriLDR . T e l e p h u ne E . T . BOUQUETT William Floyd drown Tlie ■fourteen months old .baby of BRICK WORK & IM.ASTERRC Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Brown died nt SPECIAL ATTTKNTION CIVET TO ALL REPAIR NOIIK , their home at Melrose, Fla., nt an early hour Tuesday morning, after ESTIMATES FURNISHED MMOIID, IL0» nri illness of. ncvcrnl weeks. They IIS tXM AVK. have many friends over the state TIIOMAH KMMITT W and elsew'here, w ho will be grieved to learn of the death of their baity. The •funeral services will be held tills afternoon at the Kliarn ‘ceme­ tery. Sanford Siflfle or Double Entry Bookktepin| INUIVItlPAL - I'AimlEKSIIII* - MTOOK OPEN KII - •• DALApCED • CUMF.II .Small Hrta llook* ( om p lrtrl; W oikrd I'o llrtlla n i rlr. un C'ommlaaioiL. Acfaunlanl GEO. A . DECOTTES. ATTORNEY and OOUNSEUJJP »t UI Practice In Stulc nml 1*1 o. Hot sii tnlrral Unrner-WomlrufT Hid ft R E D C RO SS M E E T I N G ' "The Tliird Friday Of 'every . month will be a business meeting of the Red Cross, at Woman's Club on Oak Avenue, nt 2:110 n. m........ If the corn is to ho-Jorlilized with commercial goods, the most of the amount should tie applied ten days before" planting. Reprated applica­ tions of fertiliser are nut usually necessary, as there is very little leaching from the soil daring ‘ the spring mpnths and the corn plants probably take up the fertiliser us rapidly us it becomes available. Heavy applications of fertilizer im( mediately before or after planting may injure the germination of the seed. . -By thu first, test It. was determined that Japanese canc sifago a;td sor­ ghum silage have pructirally the same feeding value for mjlk produc­ tion, and that one may be substi­ tuted in equal amount-for the-others A ll Ladies are Invited for Inspection PICKARD’S HAND.PAINTED Cl ' Behind the Plow •Feed the Milk Cows Experimental, feeding of dairy, cattle has been carried' on .by the University__of Florida - experiment station for several years to estab­ lish -the comparative values of sev­ eral different fecdstuils.-The results of this lion rtf for tile last two ■yepfs are reported by'Joh n M. Scott in Bulletin ICI, which will he sent ffco to those making the request. The following comparisons have been .made: Sorghum silage 'and Japanese cane silage; sorghum and sweet potato silage; cottonseed meal, peanut meal and velvet bean meal; and corn silage and sweet potato silage. and Days Following . MY SPECIALTIES: Item s o f Interest for the M an U«s - Stnfcrt'l L AWY ER BU|T ». COlinT IIOPSE Phones 1(3, 33'J-w Screen Doors O p al Screen Wire Cloth New Shipment Just Iicceitti oes Your R in Florida Pay IG H T U Not f*r away mmy U A# ri««i placv **Uri» jxmr work will btlnj tha r m h « yon » • worth whit* to invM tin ti taa many larva tram ol food farm Land near profTmatva commumtiee aionf The Florida East to a s t Railway * ) » , llinutk III luUidia^ cooiptnlu—thcMocUl L»ndCo.,P«* iio c Cltnl Ljtml Gx. Cbulwot* Co., and O lw h o l* * Co.—tiwn* oodhu [«iu|aauiubli a rm lor boan I a,mm, ami Irutk «towin<t. r»««. illualrtlkl liln*tu>* on ( ociwm*. You/ quwtioo, wiU b* prompt]? onatannJ. , , . J. E. INGRAHAM, Vice-President JAS. D. 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Town.hip Isouth, nango Thirty eoat; thence west to T w i t l i on* •outh, H i s t * Thirty eatt; thence point of beginning. •1 •lo o i (ha Mellon lino to tha eorntr •( ctlone Sixteen. Seventeen. Twenty tad Motion of L. P. Hagan, aeconded Twenty-one. Townahlp Twenty-one couth, Range Thirty-one eaet; thenre eouth along by C. W. Entzmlnger and carried, the Mellon line to county line at the coutheaet corner of- Section Thirty-two, Town- O. P. Swopo is authorized to rebuild ehlp Tewnty-ooe eouth. nango Thirty-one eaet. thenre eaet along county line to Ite Clark bridge in hii district at cost of HOLD REGULAR MEEfiNG £ FULL OF I N T E R E S T centre line of eald creek with the Range lina be­ tween ftengee Thirty-one end Thirty-two eeet on the eaat boundary Section Thirteen, Townahlp Twenty-one aouth, Range Thirtyone eaet; thenre north along Itango line to ■tho quarter eerllon rorniT on the real bounJdery of Section Twenty-four, Townahlp I Whrrres It h»e com# to thoknowledge Twenty eouth. Range Thirty-one eaet; the board of county romralMloaeraof ■thenre.weal to the centre of Lake Jraaupj ' — -*■atool* county •*■*• that rnstaln election die Jthenre aouthwreterly along the centre line L'ta or prerlncta aa now conatltuled do of l.ake Jewaup petting on the north aide L, leilud* that portion of adjacent water of Hlrd laland to the aecllon line between Jtar within- the boundarlee of Seminole Seetlona. Twenty-ale and Thirty-live, Tpwnfaetr, HorlJa. Immediately contleuoue to ehlp Twenty eouth. Range Thirty, eaat; (ruin nl tha election dlelrlcU of Seminole thence weet along Section line to begin­ ning. eety, end. J Whrrraa, It la Ihe deelre of the board of He It further /Reaolved, that the bounLeaty rommitalonerd to altar or Change da lice of Flection I’reelnrt No. S. of Sem­ It bounciailra of certain election • dlatrlna inole county, Klorlde, aa eame now eilat,, I s.n.imlr gounty ao'that aadd election be changed Jo reed aa lollowa: lilricta -hall Include withlnl the bounderKlerllen lllat,let No C ef rich «f raid rlectlon datrlcta tbe actI Geneva) ml watar lying ecjd being within the llcglnnfng at the quarter aerllnn corner koeiiacti-r of Seminole county, Immedlelef rcotitui ua to each ol lalcf election clia- on the weet boundary ol SeMlun Nineteen, Townahlp Twenty aouth. Range Thirty-two ■ata: Iherrforr. be it eeet. run weft to tho rrntrr of I.elcr Jr*«up; IKneltril by the board of county com* thence northerly along the renter llnr ol gwisrera that Ihe houndarira of Flection l-eke Jr'.up to the Kt. John* river? thenre iacc No. 1 of Seminole county. Florida, n e lrr ly U p the centre line of, the St John, u now ealala, to tie 'changed tci reed river to l.oke llernry; thenre aqulli'-fly felloe. i through U k e llernry to the St. John, river; thence aouthrrly up Ihe centre I In r.'erllon Dietrlrt ff°- I , ol the St. Johna. river to Its Interjection (Weal Sanford) l l W inniflf at thr inl»r»ertlnn of lha rrntff with the centre line of the Kruolokrhatrhle' of I'lrk kirnur (in thr rily of Hsnfonl f*re»k; thenre wr.trrly up. I h e re.ntre line |th thr suulh abort* of l**k# M o n r v ; run of r a i d rrrrk to the Itenre line between uth al«*rc *);»• rrntrr line of l*srk ivanua Kangri Thirty-one and Thlrty-two emit, on I th# renifr. Iifir of |(u£hrv it lfft; Ihrncr the re-1 boundary' nl Section Thirteen, Twenty-one aouth of lienge Ll t'.fini lhr rrntrr line* of Iluchry atrrrt Townahlp [ U« ontf» linr of Krmrh i v m i u p ; thrnrr Thirty-two peat; thenre north along eald ■th alone thr centre linn of French are* Range line to beginning. •a>1 it« ritrnalon* to *lhr Section Line lie It further Keantved that, the- l-nunft»ft« Srrilona One anti Twelve. Town- dar|ee of Klrrtlon i'rerlnrt No 7 of .Seminole T•mty •outh. lUrtfr Thirty ^aat; -------w — - - lu u ia v ii fKlorlde, ivm h ip , aaa w ■aame ■■ county, now etiett, l.e n . e l along tald .Section line to the ch , nged to read ea folio «i of Swrilon* Two, Three, T»n and Election llletilrt No. 7 letee. Town-hip Twenty eouth. Range -ta .e.i, thenre north along Section line (Chuluota) (Winning at the intrr-ertian ol the Ike camera of Section! Twenty-Sla, Creek { eaty-Seven, Thirty-Four and Thirty- centre line “ f tKe Eronlockhatrhle T-iwnahip Nineteen aouth Range with the rentre Hi.e ol Ike St. Johna river Irty ra-t thenro writ along Section line run wrpaterly and motherly up the rentr I ijuarlrr -ertion'corner between Sq. Ilona line of raid cre*k to Ita Intrraertlon with the prtly-aev. a ar.d TJilrty-four, Townahlp county line on the aouth boundary line ol •leva -outh, Range Thirty real; thanre Section Thirty-one; Townahlp ThJrty-on^ rlk along Ihe north and aoufh quarter- aouth. Range Thirty-two rail ; thence* rial -tire line and fit ritrnalon to tbe renlre on county llnw to the rentre line of the St. |Uka Monroe; thenre in on raaterly dlree- John, rive/: thenre northerly along the ren­ along the renlre line of Lika. Monrqe ter line of thi) St. John* river through _ __ - ___ la point north ol beginning; thence-aouth Puttie Lake to beginning. I hegianing. ... lie It 'further Reaolved. that Ihe bonne |Be It further Kraolveif, that the boun- darlea of Election Precinct No. h ol Sem­ p»a ol llrrllon Oiatrlct No. 2 of Sem­ inole county, Klorlda, aa aame now eilala ple roanty. Klorlde, at aame npw ealala be be changed to read aa followa: _ “l*d tu'rrad aa followat Eire lion lllatrlrt N o e l (Lake Unwell) K.lrrtlea lllatrlrt Ne. 2 lleglnolng at the corner of Section Kil­ (Monroe) ||leginn<r.g at a point where the centre leen, Seventeen. Twenty and Twenty-one. ef 'hi St. Johna river Interaerta ihe Townahlp Twenty-one, aouth, Rang* Thirtyp»g» line hr tween Itinera Twenty-nine one «a«t. run ae«l along Section line to the Tl.uiy eaat, a.wl point bring about corner ol Serli-m Slrteen. Seventeen, Twen­ feet north nl the 'aoutheaat corner of ty and Twenty-one, Townahlp Twenty-on■tloa tine. Townahlp Nineteen aouth, aouth. Range Thirty eaat; thenre aouth aga T arntv-nlne real; thenro aouth along along Section-line .to the eouthweat corner 1 Range line to the quarter-eertlon cor- of Section Thirty-three. Townahlp Twenty, aetpeeo Seetlona Nineteen and Twenty- ono aouth. Range .Thirty eaat; thenre eaat »r in Townahlp Nineteen aquth: thence along Townahlp line batowen Townahlna It through Section Nineteen and to the Twenty-on* and Twenty-two aouth to the of Section Thirty-two, btrr of a-rrtinn Twenty, Townahlp Nlne- aoutheaat corner I* ••"•h. Range Thirty eaat; thence eouth Townahlp Twenty-on# aouth. Range ThirtyI Ur quartrr-aectlon corner between See- one eaat; thenre north to the-point of be­ la. Te.ni) nine and Thirty-two, Town>- ginning. |> Nineteen aouth, Itango Thirty eaat lie It further lleai-lved that the bounderMr* bail aloag Section line to quarter- lea of t.Section I’rerlnrt No. 9 ol S-mlnole |1I>B rnrner between Seetlona Twenly- county, Klorlda, aa aame now eiiata, be pea and Thirty-four, Townahlp Nineteen rhanged to read aa followa; pi*. Kaegr Thirty eaat; thanre north to Election lllalrlcl Ne. f «ea(i» u( l.aka Monroe; thenre wealerly • tt.ongwoodl 1*1 the I.atre line of Lake Monroe to the Rrginnlng at tne corner of Seetlona Twen | John, river, thence northwraterly down ty-alx. Twenty-aevan, Thirty-four and Thir­ canter line nl the St. Johna river to hoty-five, Townahlp Twanty aouth. Range ftitl Thirty eaat, run weat to corner of Section! 8a it further HevMvad, that tha boun- Twenty-eight. Twenty-nine. Thirty-two and of bilrrtlon Dlitrlcl No. 3 of Bern- rty-three, Jowaahfp Tweoty aouth. i , county. Klprldt, aa aoma now axilla, Range -Thirty eaat; theme north to corner I thaaged to read x« followr: of Seetlona Twtnly. Twenty-one. Twenty•i|bl and Twenty-nine, Townahlp Twenty Klerllao Ulitrlr'l Na. S thenre writ to enulh. Ranee Thirty eaat: (Keel Sanford) rentre..of the Wehlvn „river; there * seath-. a l i e n i n g at the intrraeetjon of tha contra Ihe .............. * n !A*W a'.*J » » » 0 ua (In.the elljr ol gaoford) erly Up the rentrs linn At the Wehlvn river f , , 1*, *oulh ahort ol l.ako Monroe; run to Ite Intervertlen with Rente line between f : r ‘ 'o'1* the centre line ol Park avenue Range* Twenly-elfht SnJ Twenty nine |«k» remre line of Hughe/ atreet; Ihearo eaet: thenre eouth alone Rente line to tha pi along the rantra Una of Hughey atreet eouthweat rorner of Section Thirty-one, °* French arenue; tbonco Township .T w enty , eenlh Ranee- -TwentyU I, * r 'he centra Ilka ol T ranch avenue nine anil, thence eart aloes Townahlp IJna It. e.ten.lon to tha Section line be- to tho aouthen-t rortirr of S.-rtion. Thirtyo.T. w tl««v One and Twelve. Townahlp flvr. Townahlp Twenty eouth. Range Twenty r * t » aouth. Range Thfrty exalt thenro 'nine enrt;- thenre eouth to a point 1320 li. aJvng .ald Section lino to the corner (more or lose), north of tha eoutheart corner j e t t on. Two. Three. Ton and Eleven. of Section EUvqp, Townahlp Twrnt/-one r»»ahlp Twenty aouth. Ranee Thirty eaat; eouth, Range Twenty-nine eaat; thenre enet ' - 1............. - a of -a IJtO feet (more or- -leea)- -north *°«th along 8ortlon lino to corner to a point -ana Tweniy-ali, Thirty- tho aoutheaat corner of Section T»n. Town......... “Twenty-aaven, Thirty'■a * o* Thlrlv-Uve. Townahlp Twenty eiilp Twenty-ono youth. Range Tidily ea*t; thenre north to point of beginningRang, thirty oaat; thenro axat "o t /V,“ f’ i thence following the cantr ntro Re It further reaotveit that the boundaries Motion of C‘. W . Entzminger, trended by O.'.P. Syvope and carIfd, the following resolution was [dopted. in rc: Election Predncta: . J. , J'»*up In a northaaaiorly arly dimedlrot of Kltdion 1‘reelnet No. 10 of Seminole nlpng. the north aide of Rlrd rounty, Florida, aa aama now nxlxta, be lk* ' ! t.h* St- Johna river; thence- In a changtd to rend na follewit ‘. r M ^*c»«lon down tho contra Kfretlen Dlatrlri Ne. 10 , •f ihe Kt. johna river to Lake Monroe; <l-eke Mary) • » V u,|lr direction oloag tho Reglnnlng at the corner of Section* Two, th . 1 7 ?' Uko Moaroo to a point Three, J e n . ppd Eleven. Townahlp Twenty, j •Lheginnlag; tkanca eouth-to begin- south, Kongo Thirty seat, run south to tho n . I corner, of Section! Twenty-ala. Tweoty•• It further .Re.olved, that the boun- m von. Thirty-four end Thirty-flve, Town8 " of Electionn .Prod act „No. v. ,i „, of Bern- •hip ak|p Twenty eouth. Rang# Range Thirty enet; eaet: Morido, no same now oaleu, thenco weet to the corner ol Seetlona Twenty |tkanged t, „ , d aa followa; • eight. Twenty-nine, Thirty-two. end Thirtythree, Tewnihlp Twenty tenth, Renge Thlr? Election District Ne. 4 ty eeet; thence north le the corner of .Bee' . (I’aola) kw •orner of Sections Two. tlona Twenty, Twenly-ene. Twenty-eight Cx* j/?* ■tf,,Elo*o». Townahlp Twenty nnd Twenty-nine. Townehip Twenty eouth (tar •* r sJ,V ,,y H** ■•rth to the Rente Thirty enet; thence weet .efeni the as Tki.. Twenty-ela, Tw en ty eectlon l|ne to the centre line of Ihe Woklvn l Nl.' , ' ,0M Thirty-five, Town- river; thenro northerly dawn.tbe renter line of cold river to lu laferoectlon with the eec­ e iM T v rty eorner • •**1* tlon line between Bectlona Four .end Nine, If e. ____ _ r^o.*?f,k’ 1..,0’ the quarter .MCtlon Tewnehip Twenty eetrih, Range Twentyt h e wi nine eeet; thence enet eleeg eectlon line 16 point af beginning. •u U a V r ' V «*M»o ol SecUon Twenty. Be It farther Received, thet the bennN tk .n c .7 ‘ 7 “ ,M» tk «» flange Thirty derfeo of Election Precinct Ne. It of Sem­ k Nl\. " ‘ ‘" - I k Section Twenty inole county, Florida, ee aame new ealete, be l*he w*TTV jke quarter section corner cheated to reed na leliewei knehln Viu2“ <,r>r ol *B* « U<,n Nineteen. , Electl«h Dlatrlri Ne. II « * “ h,a,. 7 B. •*««h, Kongo Thirty (Altamonte) •l*« T»aa*iVt^ *le»g Reege llnw between Beginning nt the eeuthwaet corner ef Sec­ »«*» Km !r Jr;5,**-w,d, Tklrty •“ »* »• «‘ * tion Nineteen. TowaUlp Twenty-one eouth, ItheHe o i!i.U.T 8u J<k» river; tkenae Rente Twenty-nine Anal, rim north to the In. r t»„ ?"•_! h» **»U r Use of the «t- aortnwaet eprner ef Section rla. TAwnehlp P of thi w ?,k,r* If Interoecte tho centre Twenty-onn eouth. Rente Twenty-nine eeet; (the col,,, n1* * ! '* « * *k»»co southerly thenre eeet along Tnwnehlp line tn the '*“ • ( »Ci w .klvo river to eonlheeet corner ol Section Thirty-dee, h^na^rou," .•li h v*,k* * • « ' ( » lino between Tewnehip Twenty,OAoth, Haase TWenty|‘ h. lUnt. T l d Township Twenty nlne eeet; thence eouth to *n point lSzO * « -ctlo . * V ‘ > thenre eoet fact (more o r ’ leea) north ef the eenlhenat lt*V °*• to beglnsTag. corner ol Section Eleven, Tnwnahlp TwentyIt further n__ 1 _sk.a M fS2i*r n3f#,T,*d* that the boonJte icunt, v f11, Trodnet No. ■ of Sena| to reed as followa: T .s.h Thirty cm 11 thenre enalh to the aentheAet Elertlen Djetriet Ne. I ’ corner ef Section MftJeo. Tewnehip Twenlyapulh. JUngo Ranee Tnlrtjr Tnlrty ea.t; eeet; tkeoce tkeaco wont weet te & S 'J - » « the m n er of Sections ene iVe.epelh. the eoutheeet comer of Section Bevenleen, ',»V v e ’ T .V .*1^ ! '" * TMrtHowr sod to ---Tewnihlp’ Twenty-one,1tenth. Range Thirty, thence eouth l^roroer"'* '.“ V *'0* 1 ''1' ef>nVVe Mctlo^Uns veet; root; tSeoco eoutn to tbe toe eoutheeet eoutoaa.v comer corner I Mr el Sections . Pourte*p. rifteen, of Section Twenty, Townahlp Tweoty-ono hla m in In cutting timber hear Chu­ luota. Reporta of tho aeveral county offlciala, read and ordered filed. & Son,* 4.90; A. Vaughan, 160.00; Hagan, 12.00;.O. P. Swope, 4.00; E. S. F. Doudncy, 65.00; Hand’s Caah I!. Kilbee, 8.00; Grocery, 16.00; Juo. D. .Jinkins • Flno & Forfeiture .Fund—Schplle 79.42; E> A, Douglass, 20.63; ElliottMoines, 50.00; David Speer, 65.00; Warrants paid during the month Fishbr Co., 3.00; Landis, Fish & E, E. Ilrady, 51.60; Sanford Hand Hull, 300.00;-L. A. Drumley, 12.60; ordered, cancelled. Laundry, .82; E. A. Douglass, 3.00 $165.00. • ., , r Following bills as audited by the L. P. Hagan, 12.00; C.’ W. Entz- E .'A . Douglass, 18.00; E. A. DougMotion of L. P. Hagan, seconded clerk and-approved by thia board mingcr, 18.00; O. P. Swope, 22.20; 18.00; E. F. Housholder, 63.39; L. G. by C; W. Entzminger and carried, El. H. K.ilbec, 19.20. ~ were ordered paid: Strlngfcllow, 4.21; L. T. Hunt, 1.91; 0. P. Swope |s authorized to open Seminole County Guard Fund— E. E. Brady, 84.75; Chas. E. MeGeneral Fund— Lake & Rosscttcr. right of way in his district between Geo. Fox, agent, 20.00. Crory, 43.87; E. E. Brody, 12.58; }100.00; E. A. Douglass, 12S.00; present briqk rood and the Lcinhart Publicity Fund—rScmlnole Co. A. B. Cameron, 45.00. ' Forrest Lake, 05.00; Geo. A. Dcroad. * Fair Asso., 110.00; Seminole Co. Cottes, Jf75.00; Dr, J. T. Denton, .There being no further businesa Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded 30.00; II. C. Du Rose, 20.00; Mrs. Fair Asso., 3 L 7 I; Seminole Co. Fair board stands adjourned to meet next by C. W. Entzminger and carried, Asso., 108.29. . * . L. C. Glisson, 20.00; W / € > W U ll»m ^ regular meeting in April, 1918. that Bonding Company on bond of Rond & Bridge Fund— J. C. M it­ son, 65.00; E. F. Housholder, 4.00; Hamilton Johnson' be released from Dr. J. T. Denton, 4.00; Dr. J. N. chell, 30.00; John Vaughn, 15.00; M further liability under said bond, as Rabbit Hair Supplants Wool. Tolar, 4.00; David Speer, 2.00; E. E. Edwards, 8.00; C/ K. Lucas, 10.00 all work has been completed and H. Ilrady, 8.90; L. R. Philips & Co.. W. F. Taylor. 280.00; Lawton Bros.; ‘ Ilnbblt bttlr Is nupplnntlng wool In Johnson has been discharged, and 19.53;- L. P. McCuller, 2.20; Hill 118.31; Hill Hardware Cq.,. 13.35; W tho felt tint making industry of Aus­ nil liability under said bond has Lumber Co.,. 11.23; C. H. Dlngec, J. David, 7.00; J. J. Cates, 299.52; tralia. where there lire thirty factories uctually Ceasct). 59.00; Iferntd ‘ Printing Co., 20.50; rhe-Texas Co., 35.09; Leonard Kolz. In operation nt present making uso Bill uf Chase & Co., against Trus­ Hill Hardware Co.. 9.64; E. K. Uru- 21.75; Oliver M. Fnrnell, 9.60; O. C. of rabbit fur for tills purpose. It Is tees of Florida Groves Drainage’ Dis­ dy, 2.00; Snnforti Pub. Kerv. Co., Bryant, 7.50; P. 11. Boston, 60.83; naltl to be superior to the finest trict for $5.00 approved ant! ordered 26.08; S. Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., 31.95; R. II. Bronson. *3.00; W. C. W il­ merino, nnd millions of rabbit skins ure imnle use of tumunlly. paid. Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co., l.$0; Tim liamson, 30.26; J. M. Wynn. 160.00; Motion of O. P. Swope, second­ Keane, 9.00; H. &. W. II. Drew Co., Uubt. W. Lord, 7.65; Sunford Nov. Kissing. • • ed by L. P. Hagan and carried tha 6.68; E. A. Douglass, OiOO; C. M. jrork’fi, 1 11.83; V. Schmelz & Son, An optimist liolils tills pleaannt pros­ sheriff have ‘jail whitewashed. * Berry, CO.00; W ight Oror. Co., 102.00; E. G. Hodges, 66.31; C. F. pect out to eiiKUReil couples: •’L’ limarNotary public bond of M. P. 41.79; W. C. Williamson, 145.81; Harrison. 120.00; J. T. Mal.uin, rletl Yoliplea kls.«j am) forgive. Mar­ M obley’s Drug Store,, 2.00; Celery 22.60; State Boat! Dept., 19.00; W . ! ried couples kiss mill declare n truce Bohinson approved. Bond of Titos. P. Denham, Jr., Ave. Store, 10.81; Roht. W. Lord, M. Clark, 100.00; C. Garrison, i while, Hu* heavy artillery Is being mov­ to earry firearms, approved and li­ 2.15; Hand Bros., 1.50; T. J. Miller 18.00; L. A. Ilrumley, 12.00; L. P. ed up.” —Kansas C’lty Stnr. cense ordered issued. Motion of 1.. IV Ilugun, neromleik by O. P. Swope anil carried, that clerk advertise for bills for putting in new door joists anti laying new flooring on ( ) viedo-Chtlluotn bridge over Ernnlorkhutrhie Creek, and also for con\plete rebuild of all wood work on this bridge, flooring to be 2-in. x 6-in. and floor joists to be 8-in.*x 10 in. Motion of O r i ‘ . Swope, seconded by L. P. Hagan and carried, that Mr. Kilhce be authorized to clay tho ruts on half mile of rond between Geneva and Chuluota, ut eosts not to exceed $150.00. Motion C. W. Kntzminger, sec­ onded by L. P. Hagan, and carried that clerk be instructed to draw warrant, to Seminole County Fair Association a for • $250.00 payable from the publicity fund. • Motion of L. P. Hugan, seconded by O. P. Swope nnd carried, that matter of ferryman for Geneva bridge be turned over to Commisslorfera Ilrumley and Kilbee to investigate. Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by C. W. .Entzminger and carriod clerk (^Instructed to request A. C. L B. B. Co. to put In ccossing quarter mile west of depot at'Markham, to conform. with strAw rond leading north, and also to rebuild all cross­ ings on the S. & E. B. B. Motion ol L . P. Hagan, seconded by 0. P. Sw.ope, arfd1carried, (he following resolution was adopted: Whereas certain affidavits have been presented to this board, regarding irregularities** in the- Fourth' Justice of tho Peace District, with rcfcrenco to the collection of fines and penal­ ties, for the alleged violation of the traffic laws of the state, and Whereas said affidavits show that certain moneys have been paid to the con­ stable of said district, and no report of satne'has been made, therefdre bo It Resolved, that all of said aflldavita be turned over to the prosecut­ ing attorney, and he be requested to fully Investigate the matter, and if the law has been violated to insti­ tute such criminal proceedings as may ' be warranted by the facta found to be true;' And be It further Resolved that should Investigation show that the Justice of the peace baa failed to 'h u k e a true and com­ plete monthly report, aa required by Sec. 963, that said failure be re­ ported to the Governor. And also that the county auditor be instructed to make a thorough audit of the books and accounts' of the just lco of the peace and the constable of Jus­ tic e 'o f the peace District • No. 4, Seminole county, and report to this board. ' . Motion of E. II. Klibce, aeconded by L. P. Hagan, and carried, Prose­ cuting Atty. Schelle Malnts Is in­ structed to notify J. E. PoTterfleld to dear certain roads of all - tree topsl and other obstructions caused by^ E N L I S T Your Dollars in Servi vice U . S. Bonds, W ar Savings Stamps, and U. S. T h rift Stamps must be purchased by the people from money Baved from their incomes— e v ery dollar spent for an unnecessary thing is a force o f evil.. W hen that dpllar .buys labor and materials for equip* ping our arm y and n avy it has double forco— first it ceases to * * aid the enem y and second it i$ fighting for us in. behalf o f m aa- . kind. B o sure that you r penniesrTiickles, dimes, quarters and * dollars are enlisted in the cause o f your couritry. An idle dol-• lar is a S L A C K E R dollar, but a dollar wasted in war time is a T R A I T O R dollar. A ll Postoffices Sell the Stamps w. s. s. WAR S AVIN G S S TA M PS * ISSUED BY TIIB tlNITED 8TATES GOVERNMENT P. M. E L D E R , SANFORD, FLORIDA e^ *- J* r • V*ufs WlJ *vA >‘ • ■ I �' . fL 1. HOLLY, Editor “ W. M. HAYNES. BoslaeM Manner THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY BUWSCSimOK rues IN ADVANCE: orra y b a m #••• •»• •# • •• »•«•# • •• »•*«• • s ........... ............... T1IB6S AlOlf l l l f l * M M I I I I M M I I M M M M X M O N TH * Th e St. Auguetine Record, 'a n ­ swering s' reader's Inquiry about the aurora borealis .states emphatically that it la against any such proposi­ tion, if the people don't want it That's just the way the-Herald feels towsrds the ignisfatuus. Darn 'em both!— Punta Gorda Herald. . 1 W c don’ t raise cither one of those cropn^n Sanford but if Fclkd nnd Jordan are "a g in " them we will sec­ ond the motion. There are too mang new fanglcd notions anyhow spring­ ing up in Florida until we older folks are being Ignored nnd first thing wc know thpy will discover "tick s" in the watches. • ts coat n; |u Ultima results will1 run 1 . into.tiia. * » years to come. | I t ' l l unjust to offer undue.criticlsnf to our carriers* and it has always been bur province to refrain from words o f worry to their interest or method of operation but in this in stance, when for the lack of one ele­ ment in logical operation our section and our statft stands to lose millions, it is time to offer at least a sensible suggestion. ----- O -— Y O U R HOBBIES If the things you want to do, stand for the upbuilding of this city or Seminole county or the state of Florida or the United States, then the Sanford .Board of Trade, the Auxiliaries of Oviedo and Geneva aro with you soul and body. Ttys Is not merely talk but la being dem­ onstrated over and over again. We feel proud in saying tt^it with­ out exception, the Board o f Trqdc has, In every instance offered time and money in ‘ promoting the good things staged by various organiza­ tions and peoples in this county. They have set aside creeds and poli­ tics and .in helping have done so on a broad scale of better conditional and progressive strides. In turn, many of these organizations hsvo reciprocated when called upon* while others have been too busy. When it is remembered that the Board of Trade Is strictly n civic body—a body of members who ore loyal to Soniinole county and who arc giving their time and money to further the interests of their county and re­ spective cities therein, it is passing strange that any citizen or organiza­ tion should hesitate to affiliate as p member of the Board' of -Trade and help that organization, do the very things, except In a bigger way than they nre doing or can do. Broaden your , hobbies, brother! if you ex­ pert continuous aid from n certain source, then it’s up to you to help supply the dynamo from which you expect current. Broaden out, get bigger—you’ re being nixed op by the many who uro nTrendy doing this. ‘ • ' : ’A y 'r o M O H iL E . LIC E N S E S ‘ N o'dd u b t there are many owners of. automobile* 'and other motor driven vehjclea ia^thla' state who do not. understand the Intent an4 .pur­ poses of the Act of 1917, Chapter 7276 of the Laws of Florida, and in their Interest, as well aa in tho inter­ est of those who are not owners of auch vehlcloe, publicity should be given to the'law in order that those who aro derelict in registering ‘ their machines and securing U gs they undpratand and appreciate the rcapon albilUy resting upoti them and the wrong they are committing against themselves, as well aa all others who msy be Injured by fsiluro on their part. The Act provides in iu title that its purpose Is to licenao and rOgulate tho running of motor driven vehicles on the public highways. The Legis­ lature in enabling this statute was exercising the police power of tho state with a view of protecting the lives and . property of its citizens. While a license tax la required to bo paid by tho Act, the proceeds afe for the construction of good roads In the different counties of this state, which feature was not the main purpose of the Act. • * I t has bccqme necessary that the speed of automobiles and other mo­ tor driven vehicles he regulated and this is provided for by the law. Means of. identification nre essen­ tially necessary and for this reason the law provides for n metal tag to be attached on the front nnd on the rear of ooch vehicle, thereby furnixhishlng rqcnns of identifying the rar in the event that the speed limit is exceeded, or of reckless or careless driving, or in esses of accident where injuries have been inflicted to ’ per­ son or property. . . L U C K !! Means Chance or Accident," D o you think that is a good thing to depend upon— N o ! “ Luck is opportunity grasped." • Interest on CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEO PLES B A N K OF S A N F O R D THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS ,{ tMMM I I B I W i m M n n W M n M M I I U tJHUOUH IW IM M W IB IU W O H U U P m EJOUOLW------ f t r flo r t n ft ir a lV in n n n ft t A w W Ia ft ^ un a n irtn lla f t i n un p n i^ o n a ftrif t ^ Dr e ^ n i y ^ rfln fluf t i n J C i l v r f Q B C PUBLICITY PULLS PROGRESS PRODUCING NOT .PROMOTING'* BOARD OP TRADE RESULTS (HY TUB SBCRBTARV) The interest Is over increasing A t the last monthly meeting of the Board of Trade the attendance checked out as follows: C Seminole county merchants, 8 Sanford merchants, 2 lawyers, 1 minister, 4 fertilizer men, 1 tenpher, 4 county commissioners, 3 bankers, 1 real estate man, 10 tourists and 85 farmers. Wo'll be looking for you tonight and at all following meetings. . was the Sanford Herald. This or­ ganization and The Herald have been working'hand in hand on the transportation situation nnd when almost despairing, several other not­ able state papers chimed in nnd render an assistance that Is valuable and should be appreciated hy "every grower and. shipper of the stiRo. Mark this, however, the troublir Is only just beginning! To get -results,, continual hammering must he re­ sorted to and kept up. Not antag­ onistic hammering, but conservative' tireless . work. / Until a • "tonnage system is inaugurated nnd main­ tained” nothing definite will be ac­ complished because It is impossible to get continuous or satisfactory ser­ vice out of a locomotive designed .to haul* a thousand tons by giying that engine fifteen hundred tons per train,. Whon a strong committee has been decided upon active work will he started to thoroughly familiarize every ono with the vital issues fn-l volved in the war and the need by tho.governm ent of strong financis backing. -With this early prepara­ tion it is believed the maximum of subscriptions will be secured in this county when the selling campaign begins. Tho Third Liberty Loan probably will bo authorized In April, While the Treasury Department at Wash­ ington has given no intimation of the size, of the issue, it Is expreted it will bo larger than eithyr of the previous loans. |n order that those who might not willingly obey the law would lie Wc wish to thank Mr. Searcy of I -----L -— ’ forced to do so, the Legislature fixed Longwood for his complimentary Editor Apderson of the Bartow a penalty fpr violations hereof de­ letter. It is encouraging to know; Courier-Informant spent Severn I claring It a misdemeanor punishable M EATLESS that ho appreciates the ' efficient days up In Jacksonville the pust by n line of not exceeding 6100.00 or ONE n r m . work of the Board of Trade nnd week seeing the fair nnd everything, by imprisonment in the county jail WHEATLESS more, so because he takes time to and incidentally harbored a few not exceeding six months, or by both write and tell us so. In his letter he strangers who neglected to register flue and imprisonment in the dis­ also takes, time • to boost "h is" while there were roams to rent. He cretion of the court. It will be seen Longwood and that mnkes us feel was observant.. too, for ho wrote that it is within the power of the Natural das. even better towards him. Longhome: "T h e new styles in women's court to sentence a person violating Natural gas Is probably formed fa wood has n good citizen in Mr. apparel nre very, evident here. At Come to the Board of Trade the earth by n process of nntuml illsthe law by driving a rar without two Searcy, nnd Sanford thinks n lot of ------- L -------first glance it appear that the meeting at. the court house tonight. filiation from the animal nnd veer inMe metal tags attached - to it, t o 's ix both the man and the town. S A V IN G . town wns full * o l fourteen-yenr-old months* imprisonment and n line of remains of past geological e|metis, and In the perihd of the war there are' girls; but the .short skirts cnn’ l rnmIs nearly the snind product n* l« illt1100.00. Pushing Liberty Bonds Oh, yea! we are again going to two things to save—one is.material, lllli-d from coni In the retort* *>f c.n ouHage crows-feel about thu eyes." It. W. Mnttox. field representative At the present time when every mention the question of advertising the other money. * Material not factories, only lustrni, of Hie hml of - Plant City Courier. of tho Sixth Federal Reserve Dis­ fires the Interna' bent of tin- earth. loyal citizen is doing "his hit , your product—specializing ns you nre bought by a private citizen for his Say, Anderson wna not looking for use is left for use of tho government; support the Government und help j m)lJ[re9 individualizing in tho sell- trict Liberty Loan Committee, as­ nLtcil perhaps by cliemlcql tleriniipoflctow'fl feet on Jacksonville chickens, money saved by a private citizen, carry on the great war, when lhim-{|njr# j t 'mpan!l conservative reliable signed lo this zone N heie to co­ 11oil, luis cnuscil Its formation on ■ was ho? when material is hot bought, and sands of. the flower o f the youth of ■ftrmg t0.handle your product nnd to operate with tho county ‘chairman magnificent saute. ,, _ ' * ------- O ------ r when that money is turned over to our country have been culled lo |secure the best results from those in perfecting an organization to wage - Unci* Eben's View of Life. , T H E T R A N S P O R T A T IO N PROB- the government, gives to the gov­ leave home and hear arms, it would I firm# you mUBt f,ria specialize in a widespread-educational campaign "L ife,” snld Uncle Eben. "Is like s LEM ernment power to secure the mate­ seem th n f there would not bo n your "pack"t-there.'a.only a demand in the interest of the Third Liberty trip In a flivver. _ I f . you in|sse«i de ___ • . An article irijthe Florida Metropo­ rial that is automatically released hy .single person who would - seek to these days for tho best And when Loan. . , . evade his duty to his state in any you have standardized und perfect­ • Ho will spend several days con­ right wfty, the tinnier you travel <le lis of Jacksonville' n few days ago, the private citizen's snvlng.*’ worse you gits lost."—Washington manner, and those who are permit­ ed your pack, begin" on the consumer ferring with members of the com­ according to our idea, touched the Stnr. • • Saving in war time Is simply n di­ ted to stay ut home should do their ■ key notp of the transportation by telling the many millions through mittee, ■hankers and business men. version of the buying power of utmost'in every way possible to aid trouble vd toriny. Several times be­ advertisement of your product, and money from file individual to the in tlie protection and preservation of fore t bin T h e'H erald has carried ar­ ai must ut once $2.00 will he tJitgovernment. Ai a general proposi­ the lives and property of all citizens, |,njnjmurn f „ r ticle* along the samr line nnd has the farmer for cilery. tion saving is a hard matter to de­ nnd especially of the families of those Hats with Dash and Class niiVst.ced the same line of -reasoning tine. as the application of the term gallant men who have enlisted. nnd it is still our corilontion that the Let (tingling‘ call in his advance abound in our millinery show. There involves, several contradictions. It only ‘rem edy for the transportation nre hats of the most ultra type as well is a familiar axiom that ho who . When a child is. run o v e r . or agents* nnd desist posting tho gay w it now existing is "th e reduction of as those more quiet in tone. But all spends.money wisely stives, while ho knocked down hy a.machine and the signs of tho Indy "bare-bnck-rld'er" train tonnage." ‘A logical analysis driver of the vehicle has, by reck­ nnd nt once his mammoth show WML are strictly correct in style and trim­ who saves money wisely spends. of costs and results between a ton­ less driving, killed or cripplod for go' broke. Let the fertilizer com­ ming. Every worn an t can come hfr* We cannot nfford to argue against nage train and one of extraordinary life the son or /laughter of one who panies stop putting their products with an assurance that she will linii just tonnage, leads to greater costs per spending. The hoarder is n loss to has gone to the front to give his life before you in tiie way of advertisethe hat she wants nnd at a price she will train mile for operation, greater co*-.* the community and to himself. We to the cause of humanity, and it is ment und soon they would lone bo perfectly willing to pay. sumption of fuel^ added ‘delay to cannot afford to arjtuc for spending. discovered that the owner of the car their identity nnd go broke.' If Soars equipment, missed ronncrtiqns ut Spending for the war. We need to could not he idedtilicd because the Roebuck didn't send ihrir cata­ terminals —resulting in congestcd'.ter- save money when that means saving car was not numbered and he did logue direct to you, they would not ratnali, more overtime for man commodities. not have manhood enough to stop be today receiving a minimum of Let us keep the distinction clear. jiuwer; enough, many timer, to pay and face what he had done, tho four hundred thousand orders daily. a new crew out and out and last but Every dollar that is expended for people will realize what a "slacker" Post urn knockcd'-a hole in coffee— by no means least, depreciated mo­ any purpose Is, of course; put Into means In failing to comply' with the that old established .beverage, by ad­ tive power and double the cost of circulation?- If it is paid for some­ law. vertising., Ford, through advertis­ thing needless it permits sd much upkeep. * » ing has made a staple o u t.of what The sheriffs, constables nnd police labor or material or goods from being Many additional costs along the was considered a joke only a few used fur the nation's necessities. officers are charged with the ditty of hlnr~ of claims, dissatisfied shippers, years ago and while wc have been enforcing the laws, and it Is especial­ But if it is paid for .something that daw •tc.y-are.' not mentioned asleep Kalamazoo haa through ad­ is essential to the war It applies ly the duty pf-sherifTk and constables Ibut to .rdn^ltjer all in all, n locomovertising produced a million house­ to see that nil laws arc observed, Just-so much additional wise and wives who soy .-"Kalamazoo" . when WyB ovprtsaded and flirting with the and .for this reason they should ar­ courageous handling of the situation thoy order celery and-tlie consumers rest every person driving an auto­ that confronts every man, woman are glud to pay: fifteen cents far two and child o f 1the. nation will pay, mobile or other motor drfven ve­ little stalks they packed and adver­ hicle not having metal togs on tho both directly nnd indirectly. The tised. Sanford produces twice ns front and rear thereof ns the law curtailment of onb's personal ex­ much celery os tho wholo state of provides. These officials should bear penditures, when that rtansfers buy­ Michigan, hut Michigan grts twice ing power from the Individual to the in mind that it is a misdemeanor not Prom ptly and Correctly government, benefits the I mil idual, to have the 1918 tags on all <*urs and as much for her product us docs Back your Board of Rendered M ean Much benefits the government, and bene­ If the owners of cars ore slackers and Sianford. Trade and that o ganizatlon will, not doing their duty they should be to the Retail Merchant fits the people as a whole. For by arrested. - - ------ ----------------------- — within reasonable.Lima.almost.dou­ the curtnllmsnr* the lndlvldunl~ha»' Incomo on celery. It is -hoped that everybody will ble tho farmers’ sot for himself a healthier and saner # __ ; standard of living. He has closed furplsh the sheriffs nnd constables The Board- of Trade wishes to sin­ competing -with the government in with information as to evsry car not cerely thank Mr. B. W . Herndon, having proper tags, as tho law la in­ bidding on essentials that are needed Mr. W . H. Byers, Chase & Co. and foKwar. He haa surrendered some­ tended to apply to all alike. The Wakefields for the potatoes, Tallhsssce Record. thing for others. celery, lettuce and jellies, used by Tho concentration of energy for the Seminole Hotel, Jacksonville lost winning the war is the highest mo­ Nature's Rrr«r. — Tuesday. "See the bill of fare in this tive that can domjnate our lives to­ fiufferei writes us'that |t nature had Issue cf the. Herald. day. With thought before us, we known what ehc wns about when aha *: i s d I -p c n s n * • ca% therefore properly reduce our made man, she would have given him Since lost Tuesday seventy-fwo. two noses— one to hnvo a cold In nnd material wants tb a minimum. Wo allcrs honored the‘ Board 'o f Trsdo one for genernl'uttllty Then you could material wants to n minimum. We combine th e Ledgerand State* can save on our tables. We can get tho first on. amputnt d (ns In the They were out of the state people case of tonsils or an appendix') and live and all very much interested in Sem­ m en t work ' reduce labor msk# sure that our clothing is no comparatively happily ever after, -W# bookkeeping about WC Sim] longer serviceable before * we can will call nature'# attention to |L— Ex­ inole county. •• and ^hmiastes tea with euspurchase more. We can economize change. ’ All the papers a ll‘ over, the atate on fuel and lights. Exactly as wo • Statements itemized to date are fpll of the transportation ques­ savo will there bo more fuel, cloth and may be delivered on d e ­ Edward's Diplomacy. tion now confronting the growers and food for the uses of the war. mand. This loo## leaf system fit* Edward had been told repentedty and shippers. . It is indeed time every .retail btaiom. Wa will And- when we have- reached -our not to say he did not like food which gladly explain Its application to expenditures, wo can then .turn wna pdued to him at the table. ‘ He pe ople Were' waking up and it ia ' yewr bn»l»##f. No obligation them tb the uses of the government was Invited to a belghlxwVto dinner w ith 'p rid e that wo state that the - 00 your part It c4n.be placed on account imme­ nnd was offered/cherry i»ffv which he first commercial body to take up diately in any amounts from 25 did not care for.- Ho tactfully said. and go after* this matter was the c#nts up to one thousand dollars, by “ Well, I’m Jnst crazy for cherry pie, Sanford Hoard-tof Trade and the The Leading Man* in "VE N G E AN C E A N D TH E W O M A N " R Saqi InvatHnK In War Saying Sumps, but won't yon Just .save It for sup- first paper to give apqce and thought * £b#a# 148 • " 'Sanford, Florida p err . * • and expression to this serious trouble i "T u t Fighting Trail" Degins Saturday, March 16th at the Star {which are on ail# everywhere. ‘ TUESDAY The Quality Shop » I/ * Itemized Statements Monthly Statement Outfits HERALD PRINTING CO. �g g jg g e a s ■.A - ‘ Uttle Happewag* ; » Mention of ^ afaitert i* Brief person*! Ileoxa of Interest Lyceum benefit •' ■' > • 1 In ana About .<& The d i g dt concert ■. i ,i..m .L a— g __ ujlj L» - •i * 1’ Summary o f the Floating Small Talk* Saedactly.. ' • Arranged for. Herald Reader* next Tho meeting in Sanford Friday is partof a nationwide campaign Tuesday* churches concerning Tuesday evening next is the d*te through the of the much talked of end pieaaure- tho moral aims of tho war, under the ,bly anticipated benefit concert. . auspices of a committee of which Houso for Rent— E. T . Woodruff. Hamilton Holt, odltor of the Inde­ pendent is chairman and Ex-Presi­ 68-6tp dent T ift a prominent member. George Wise, the laundryman has Dr. C. A. Vincent, a prominent joined the “ Ford Fracture" brigade and will be laid up a few daya there­ lecturer, now at W inter. Park will also apeak* at tho meeting Friday by. • . - night on "W orld Reconstruction." Mm. Gregg Maxoy, who has’ been The public is invited. visiting her slater, Mrs. J, D. Doajt y left yesterday for her home in Sales of War Saving Stamps and Froatproof. " . ... .. v . ___ Thrift Stamps In Seminole Co. Break your Celd or LcGrlppe with a From "the beginning or the cam­ 'l^ a doses of 666, 39*26tc paign for the sale of War Savings Sergeant Seth W oodruff is In the Stamps and T h rift Stamps on De­ ^ity on a furlough from Camp John­ cember 3rd to February 28th, In­ son. Seth .expect* to leave for clusive, the sales at thh different “ Somewhere" soon. poatoffices in the county have been Among the prominent visitors,'to as follows according to the reports the city is J. L. Betta, a large peach rendered to Central Accounting Post­ grower and planter of Woodberry, master Elder by the local postGa. He Is a brother of Chas. Delta m Asters of this city. Altamonte Springs ..... Eggplants for sale. J. E. Spur­ .Bridgend-,.... Chuluoti ting Phone No. 2. 58-2tc . .Mr. and Mra. O’ Bryan and daugh­ Geneva____ ter of Grand Hav'cn were tho guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wnlseman yesterday. Mr.-O’ Bryan is a prom­ inent bunker of Michigan. All tho participant* in the grand concert next Tuesday nltfht will he equipped with Just the most de­ lightful kind of encores with which to raplirnte the audience. RUB-MY-TISM — Antiseptic Re­ lieves Rheumatism Sprains Neu­ ralgia etc. * 39-2Gtc . -((Purge Kirkland, who will bring Kirkland's Cirrus.to this city for the Red Cross Society Circus will ar­ rive here today to arrange for. the advertising campaign and other de­ tails. .. The ' department was called to Sanford Heights last evening ui 7:30 when tiro .bifrning in the nearby grass threatened the home of It. A. Thomas of the postoflice force. IJuweVer, the danger was (jyprted before the department cduld rcarh the in me. For Wood and htfavy hauling see Murrell, or phono 378. "48-tf ,• * Hev. and Mrs. ,J. II. Dew spent .yesterday ns the guest of Supt. J. F. MeKinnon at the Carnes Hotel. Hev. Dew is a Baptist evangelist and is returning to his home after holding .three meetings In Florida. He has conducted services In every state in the union. Mm. Pew id a former p u pil-of'M r. McKinnon. Expensive Hemstitching Mnchlno just installed at tho millinery shop of Mrs. II. L. Duhart. Ladies of Sanford are invited to call and sec this machine in operation. Fourth and Sanford Avc. 13*t( The gentlemen have 'been asked to giv e ‘ some of tho male quartets they have previously sung and which . the public has so well- enjoyed in­ cluding “ Tenting," but they have prepared all new, bright nnd spark­ ling selections that .will, we feel war­ ranted in saying, please better than evlr. and for encores they have .some of the latest and most fetching things that tickle the risible*. Kolokce......... _ .......,..r.... Lake Mary Lake Monroe Longwood Oviedo.',..... ......... .......APaola... Sanford.......... Wagner. Total Sales $2,161.17 Executive Committee Meets Nett Saturday The Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee meets at the court house In this rity next Satur­ day morning at ten o’ clock. The following cull, has been uUsucd by Chairman C. II. Dingro to the mem­ bers. . • March It. 1918. The Seminole County Democratic Executive Commit Ire will meet ut the court house ut Snnford Saturday morning, .March 10th ut ten o'clock to mnke preparations for the pri­ mary election to he held in June this year, nnd to take nurh action regarding the assessments of candi­ dates, etc., an may come before the committee. Your presence in earn­ estly desired at this meeting nnd if you cannot attend, please nend your proxy as the meeting in important. Signed: C- H. Dingco, It . J. Holly Chairman. Secretary.* Roll o f Honor East Side Primary: First Grade -David llallurd, Claude 'Hgrndon, Hilly Morse, W il­ liam ock,' Kinchen Powers, Cecil Rutherford, Antoinette Shinholser. -4* . * *** Second Grade— Alitc Elder, Ruby Martin, Pearl Robson, N e ttie Jftone, Liu Spurting, Luella Mahoney, Flds‘sio Vickery, Louise Fortson, Edgar Elliott, Robert Moye, Laj cnce Schell, George Lenrh, Stephen Shinholner, Jeme Stoinoff, John Edward Higgins. Third Grade: — Claude Locke, Ar­ thur Zachary, Algernon Speer, Ger­ trude Benjamin, Margaret Martin, For Hale — Pepper plants fine Rebecca Stcvonl, Sylvia Dresner, stork. Two .300.foot beds. I f ’sold Camilla Puicaton, Louise Thrasher. In one lot during -next'- fire day*. West Side Primary: C. M. Slone Cameron Ave.. near First Grade— Ilosco Wallace, John Celery Ate. . • ■ 67-2tp ‘Miller,, Willie Lee, Snllje Humph­ In the.coming benefit concert Mrs, N'rrn McGuin has been rcqucctcd to again afford the pleasure of hear­ ing her inimitable " M y Aunt Eliza." Tin? • always ’ "brings down the house" and those who-have heard it will he greatly pleased that thoy are to hear it again, whiio those who have not heard It will now have op­ portunity oi enjoying this replete *ith quaint humor presentation.' ■ Notice to Properly Owner* .Section SO of Chapter 6696 of the ' ■ » » of Florida provldei tKit “ If the taxes upon any real estate shall not be paid before tho First day of April of any year, the tax’ collector shall advertise and aeil." Please take notice that state and county taxes, if remaining unpaid, will become delinquent on April 1st. • Jno. D. jfnkins, , ‘ T a x Collector, Seminole County. 6G-8te . Moral Aims or the War Dr. ( ’ has. 3. Macfarland of New ork, Gcnefal Secretary of the Fedrrji Council of ChuCchea will speak at the Methodist church'in Banford " " * * » • Mar. 16, on The Moral Anns of the War. Dr. Macfarland * as in Germany when the war broke °ut, and went on a special r?Wsinn to the churcbea.pl the warcountries of Europeans' the rep[ ^ " t s r i v . of tho ’churches, of'Amerlie Is thoroughly familiar with niernatlonal problem*, hating writn ** number of book* dealing with * War dnd world reconstruction'. ries, Martha Fitts, Joe Fierat, Vir­ ginia Pennington. Second Grade— Lenoro Shaefer, Clara Smith, Lula Mac Wilkes, Woodard Bcrtolsoil, Jhhn Hudson, Henry Russell, Aiys Chorpcning*. Third Grade— Georgia Calhoun; Maudie Fortson, Beth Losslng, Ruby Middleton, Gladys Stemper, Lillie M ae Lord, Edna Sutton, Joe Mcisch, George Putnam, Guyo Week*, Albert Powell. Grammar School: ~ F o u r th 'tirade— Gladys* Wynn, . Thelma Dobbin*, Claudia Foster, Eva Dudley, Leslie Moughton, Louis Husdon,1Claude Robson; 'Clyde Booth. Vernard 8haefer, Hugh Bru­ ton, Kcrmith Hurley, Briigs Arring­ ton, Frank Chase, Frank Dutton, William DuBose, Mildred Ha.nd, Ruth Fellows, Margaret Edwards, M a ry ' Elisabeth Moye,’ Margaret Norfleet/ Margaret Peters, Lillie M * y Smith, Cornelius .Wcth, Fred Weeks, Deane Turner. • Fifth Grado — AJtrle Fsculo, Sarah Lewis, M ary Elizabeth Puica­ ton, Thelma Spurting, Elma Tolar, Nelda Van Ness, Harry Woodruff, Georgia Mobley, Maude Lake, Tllllc Behjamin, Karl Dorner. * Sixth Grade — Jessie Matthewsv Rosa Lee Oglesby, Olive Russell, Emma Spencer, Julia Thorpe, Lola Thorpe, Uclen Kennedy, John WIItfcn, Morris Moyd, Elmer Tyner, E. K . F ostev’ Jr., K ittle DuBose. N ao­ mi Scoggtn, Robert Hagan, John Lundqulst, Victor Pqwell, Eric Vllhon, John Brumlcy. Seventh Grade — ?rminla Houser, THE SANPOBD HERALD I mast-----rwqtwtamysmeq " " . . Emily Ling Ip , Margaret EricsDn, Em ily Bailey, Gladys Wilson, M ay Holly, Hattie Lewie, Ludle Proctor, Edward. R um ph,. Herbert Coffee^ Robert Thrasher, Ralph Woodruff/ Lorina Franklin, Demarioiia. Mus■on, Virginia Packard, Rosa M B helm, Virginia Long, Nora Jenkins, Robert Williams, Alice Gooding Me Kim, Doris Moore, Charlotte Smith, Sarah Whecless, . Helen Walthall, LIxsio Flowers. E ig h th , Grado — Zlllsh Welsh, Anna DuBose, Eva Gaylor, Lillian Shinholser, Dora Mae Oglesby, M ar­ garet Levis, M ary Beil Allen, Fred­ eric Rines, Willie Mallem, Edward Moye,’ ’ Sydney Kennedy, Peyton Fortaon, Tom Brothersonr,’ Willard Lumley, Ruth Loosing, M sgrsrct Zachary, Lucilo . Jenkins, Dorothea Mickey, Helen Randall, Nellie1 Mes­ senger, High School: L .Freshman Class — Georgia W a lt or, Martha Garrison, Msry Garrison, Velma Venable: *-**• Sophomore Class — Mildred Hus* ton,.Gladys Adams. . Junior Class — Katherine Levis, Leia Hutchonson,. Alollie Aber­ nathy, Gladys Dlctcrich, Theodore Runge. * Senior Class — Rosamond Rad­ ford, Mary Bello Lynch, Zota D avi­ son, Alice Vaughn, Clifford Walker. A Knocker’s Prayer Oh Lordl 1 attended church this morning and I was called on to pray arid I prayed., I prayed fervently and long and 1 asked for blessings for everybody— particularly, myself. But Oh Lordl I couldn’ t say in meeting* some things I wanted to say, and since Thou sayest "g o to thy closet and p ray" I am doing as Thou biddest, nnd I be­ seech Thee to listen nnd answer my supplications. Lord, I am against tho progress of this town nnd 1 am aguinst limin' that are trying to help the town get ahead. I don’ t see any use in it nnd their efforts are interfering with my business. It is for this reason then, Oh Lord, that I ain knocking. Thou knowest that for many years I have lived In tills town and during all that time I have gone to church regularly except when it was raining too hard or was too hot or too cold, and Oh Lord! I have -always contributed liberally when the collection plate was pass­ ed. yea. I give twenty-live cents each Stinduy t|mt 1 go and I also offer up beautiful - prayers to Thee. I do this to-impress the people with my greatzpiety and to help them, just so (nr, and l think. Oh Lord! thut 'doing siieh should fulfill every obligation, and I don't think. Oh Lord! that during the week, any per­ sons should g e l'o u i and .try. to do anything that is not within the regu­ lations of the church—as I see it — and it is for this reason, Oh’. Lord that I am wrestling with Thee In an effort tr> have this progressive busi­ ness stopped. am making a good living here, Hh Lord! and though 1 m a y_ ain sometimes in doing it, Thou,. Oh, Lord! art a forgiving God and when* I ’ p'rnyest to Thee, I feel better—for n tim e—and when' I promise to discontinue some, of thp things I sm prone to do, I believe Oh Lord, that .Thou will let me by. So now, most gracious God, listen to my prayer and answer it by stop-^ the progressive upbuilding of this town.. Already my fingers scarcely ever touch the pie. 1 am not asked about tho many things that take place hereabout. Ydu know, Good Lord, that 1 opposed organizing the-Homd Guard, thnt I couldn’ t nee any sense In spending so much oh tho Red Cross and to save me .1 can'.t understand why Thou should'est sanction the Wom­ an’s Club and the entertainments they give from time -to time. And Oh Lord! this Board of Trade is certainly putting me to tho bad, and since I am always in close touch with Thee, I am coming to You straight asking that this organiza­ tion may be put out of business; and the other ones too. Wo have too many people here now, and since I am satisfied with things Nis they are, 1 don't see any use In others trying to benefit things. In conclusion, 0 Lord, If thou will answer this, my prayer, I prom­ ise to Improve in T h y Grace and to show Thee my sincerity; I will begin next Sunday by increasing my .con­ tribution to thirty cents a week ao as to help pay up my psitor'a back salary and pay off the large debt hanging over my church. Amen* Contributed. in <> '■ mm ^ m m :---------r r , PAG* |H ^j .'i"'-i" - - - ^ t -. ~ r ~ . 1 . 1 ' ■ -**»- C O M M IT T E E S A P P O lN T E lp j j ----- 1----- -«f l 'H IM , j : Board’ o f Trado* h as-Active Bunch . • o f Worker* y, , :^>% <« 1 HAPPENINGS ,OF INTEREST. IN AND i* Following are ~> the personnel o f » •' AROtiND SANFORD • ‘ " ',,7 ^ committees appointed *> by 'lih e M n .'N * i m Kta* Me La lit* Its. Social Editor. Aaron* hartal p*rtU* orsnjrsnk*, board of governors of the Sanfordlor tSIi column. It wauM bo approcUtod U thoy would telephone 1704 Board of Trade, to aerve for the year 1918 unless otherwise ordered: D. C. The abovo announcements Crciffan Afwife Club - • “ Organisation membership The Cecilian Music Club was call wee received with much interest In F; P. Forster, chairman, L. P , eQ to order on Saturday, March 9, Sanford, as the charming bride and Hagan, B. E. Squires, £ . T,* Wood­ with a good attendance. The fol­ her mother’ were the guest* of Mr*. ruff, J. G. Ball, O. P. Swope, L. A. lowing program was • enjoyed ’ by John Bennett this winter and were Brumley, Schelle Malnes, F. F- Dut­ the recipient*' of much' attention. those present: * ton, Ed. Putnabi, B. F. Whitner, Duet, March on American Patriotic T h e brid* has a number of friends O. L. TayloJ. , Sonp (2 pianos)____ ___ 1— Rptph throughout *tHe state who will Join ' i, Watcrwa/a Nellie Mesengcr, Mr*. Munion _ - in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Crockett Ej. T. Woodruff, chairman, J. B Fairy Fingers......... .......1...... ....Sister a-long and happy life. Calder, L. AI. Refibindcr, R . J. Madeline Malone Holly, F. P. Forster, E. A. Doug­ Little Folk Chorus, Sing Robin Sgt. Seth Woodruff, Quarter lass, A. P. Connelly. Sing.......... ....... ............... Spaulding master’s Corps Is at home on a fur Agrlculllure Margaret Neal, pianist . lough.. He expect* to leave for G. F. Smith, chairman, 0. K . . Duet. Concert March....... ....... ......... France ve^y aoon. Lucas, D. R. Brisson,/ John Afeisch, Margaret Davis, Helen Tcrwilllger ** * _ * f C. F. Branan, W. F. Blackman, Troll Dance :............ .......... .....; Orieg Mrs. and Mis* Madary of Phila­ Geo. Chamberlain, L. J. Hartley, Charlotte Smith delphia are spending some time in Jr., Steen Nelson. Duet, March Heroic____ ......Schubert Sanford, the guests of Mrs. L. G Manufacturers Winnie Strong,' Ixetta Stone ■ Stringfollow. J. D. Davison, chalrmln, ,S. O. Walt* . ....... .'......-....Huerta Shinholser, C. F. Williams. I^ma Smith The many friends of Mr. F. W. Solo, Cradle Song.;.....—— ........... Publicity Wilmott will regret to learn of .the Mildred Holly * Sphciie Maine*, chairman, Norris critical illness of his mother in Or­ . M ay Holly, piano Levis, H. B. Crowder. lando. * "-■ (1) Fable....—. - . — /....... Spaulding Transportation . , (2) Skylark....—............. .Schnall A. P. Connelly,' chairman, H. G; Miss* Mary Iryrin, after a most de­ Dietcrkh', Harry Ward, C. E. Hen­ > Theodora Miller Dance Caprice.......... .....Psdcrewsky lightful .trip to Miami is again the ry, Al. E. Dooley, C. J. Marshall. guest of ber sister, Mrs. Cecil GabVirginia DeCoursey Legislation . ‘ The program was * concluded with belt. ’ J. J, Dickinson, chairman, Schelle . »• collection of short readings by • Maine*,'K. A. Douglass, C. W. Entx• Mrs.' II. C. Maxwell which were Mr. and Mrs. Ball, Mr(,> Perra- mingcr. * ' more nnd Mias Annie' Parrnmorc thoroughly enjoyed by nil present. Finance The club adjourned to meet again spent Sunday at Daytonn Beach. T. S. Huff, chairman, A. ,R. Key, « • on the fourth Saturday .of March II. C. DuBose. . * Adelo Runge, Secy. * Mra- Papworth, Mrs: Lake, M n Health and Sanitation Neal and Miss Adamson motored t6 Dr. J. T. Denton, chairman, H. R.* Social ll'etromr for M itr DranAltamonte Saturday afternoon. Stevens, P. M. Elder. Miss Josephine Druno of l^ikeland, Entertainment'. • daughter of Congressman H. J. Q .'L . Txyior, chairman, Frank L Deane Turner spgnt Sunday in Drane, who arrived ,in Washington last week-laden with,orange Wps- Tampa, the guest of First Lieut. Miller, S. M^J.loyd, W. J . Thigpen. These comTOWees are going to bo soms has been welcomed into con­ Metcalf,-17th Inf., 1). S. A. called on many times during the gressional social circles. Miss Drane ye a r.fo r service and rim Board oi has spread the perfume of Florida Dr. Green and Mr.' Wilkins of among fhe wives and daughters -of Buffalo, N. Y „ are spending several Trade will look to them for active, cooperative service. It it -requested both houses of .congress, and has weeks at the,.Hotel Carnes. tHat y o u ‘ keep this list on file and been the guest of liohor at* n num­ ‘ .hui from time to time, the commit- ber of luncheons nnd dinners. J. I,. Bardin! the genial represent­ tees handle mutters where possible) Mr*.’ Champ Clark, wife of the ative of the Bradley Fertilizer was in line with their respective duties. spenker of the house of representa­ in town Saturday. It in ulsn tho duty of each member tives is to entertain Miss Drane the of these committees to act ns mem­ first of the week. Mixa II us,■! Me Dli mi Id spent the bership rommitlnc and nil together Miss Drane, aside from her socail week end in Orlnndo visiting her help to inrrense our membership In the Hoard of Trade. activities is spending much time on parent*. some important research work in the , Notice library of congress. She will remain George A. DnCotles left lust night Notice is hereby given that the in Washington until the middle of for Boston on .a business trip. , board of county commiVsionera offer April. On account of illness in Con­ , , . .for sale one pnir of mult*,‘ pair to bo gressman Dra tie's family, both Mias \John RusseU is In Chicago, on- JMi|tnil|cll 1>y thr ll0nrd. For in­ Drane ami her mother cannot ho bunine.vi and pleasure combined. formation sen commissioner in your awny from tiie Lakeland home at district. . .. ______ the saina time.- When Mis* Drane ’ • ‘ E. A. Douglass, Clerk. Dr. O. J. Miller has returned from returns in April her mother' will 68-tf . come to Washington lor tho rest of a business trip to New York. the senson.—Tampa Timra. J, Miss Pracltoa Lefller entertained with a beautiful/Widge purty yi-aterilny afternoon/' It wus a fnrewell party for her sister, Mrs. Iiraxton Perkins, who leaves Wednesday to make her home in Daytona. “ Linda Lefller" was one of the most attrari tivc and popular girls that Sanford has ever known and no young.man has ever boon more esteemed in tho ronmyinlty than Braxton Perkins and it Is with the deepest regret that'we give them up. A number of Mrs. Perkins' intimate friends were invited in after tho game to say good-bye. The house, was most at­ tractive,. great bowls, of "A m yrillis" were everywhere. Tho.color scheme tvhich wus red was carried out In score card* arid refreshment*. De­ licious7ice Scream, strawberries and rake woro served. Mrs. George Fox' won the prize, an embroidered card t*blc luncheon set. Mrs. Eu­ gene - Roumlllat cut the consolation, pair of silk hose. Tho guest of honor was presented with 'a lovely knit­ ting bag. Those invited were Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Archie Belts, Mis. Charlotte Hand, Mrs. Geo. Fox. Mrs. Daiger, Mrs. A. B .'W allace, Mrs. Claude Howard, Mra. 'H urt, Mrs. Roumlllat, Miss Annio Parramore, Mrs. Jim Dodge, Mra. Hal Wight, -M fw Florence Frank, Mrs. Deus, Mrs. Ed. Lane, Mrs. Marlowe, Miss Annie Whitner, Miss Munson, Mrs. Cecil Butt, Mrs. Britt. To the regret of their many friends Air. and Airs. Braxton Perkins jviil leave Wednesday to make their home in Daytona. The best wishes of the entire community follow them. The Kiddie Koop • C o m b i n a t i o n Crib * ------- . .What Might Hava Been. Mr. nnd Mr*. William Franda "W hat are you Worrying about!" .“ I f I eat eggs I think about the chickens Flanagan announce tho marriage of they would .have, produced, nnd If 1 their daughter. Willie Alayc to Air. eat chickens I think about tjie eggs Henry Bowen Crockett pn. Wednes­ they.might h a v e.la id a n d It’s becom­ day, tho sixth , of. March, * nineteen ing difficult for mo to enjoy an) thing." hundred and eighteen, Washington, , * • Play Pen and B assin et. M ost Com plete A rticle • ever invented f o r a baby. In TJse E verv M inute o f Babyhood. N o more tired M others . .H ealth y Happy Babies Model A Standard White enamel frame, non-rust wire screen, rubber-tired whsola, convertible wheel attachment, bo arranged that you can make the wheels swivel or Btntionery, ns you desire. It v •h *26 inches wide, 42 inches long and 30 inches high and wiighs JJ5 pounds. A dainty bassinet; a portable play pen nnd the nicest sort of a crib; Complete witp springs; sanitary floss mattress and mosquito net cover - - - - - $17.00 Model A Large $19.00 . Drop Side ’7 r i >31 SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • t1 J. D. DAVISON, Manager ' - xiraiim in xiiin n n in xoiu piiiiixxiiiu iu iiiixiiiu iD iflixiu n iiiiii Elder Springs W a te r ** * , * t , ♦ , ■ * - P u re, S p a rk lin g S p rin g , Air. and Mrs. G. D. Bishop will entertain ^Ir. and Airs. W. E. Watsofi, Airs. Keclor, Mra. Hadley of Philadelphia and Mrs. C. E. Bell at dinner this evening. n Time fop Strategy. There le no euch thing as returning to the days of one’s youth. If there were nnd wo were asked If tho teacher licked us, our reply would bo "Not ex­ • A. AI. M artin of Palatka, repractly; wo made a strategic retirement sentlng the Crown Wllliamette Pa­ after almost losing the •seat of our per Co. was* regia.cred at the Hotel trouscra.’’—Houston Poet. Carnes yesterday. *• — i i w ir n i. . 1 . •W ater B ro u g h t T o : . Y o lir D oor D a ily .v , . . ' . ■ ' Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity of 99.98 Per Cent. T. 0. Charles Distributor ■PHONE 338 MV. �Tibs SANFORD HERALD W I L V T A l¥ f- 6 IG N 5 ZKCLOfiUREfl COMMUNICATIONS V lr t .T «n c a Public Road, Smooth "W a go n t r a i l a »n ‘ Telegraph R .R .a ln g le t r a c k v _ 'R .R .d ou b le t r a c k Tunnel H edge * tloti tha heavy taxation which la bound to follow, the war for year* to come and the shrinkage o f fortunes through the 71001100 of all' American aeenritloa consequence o f ou» o»tiao«o4a|o-tho , , W#rT , . „ , . , _ .N o t only la.the rrlch roan's.war" an abaurd myth; tbo charge la a hateful calumny. **' Business men, great or amall, are no different from other Americana, and we reject the thought that any Amorlcan, rich or poor, would bo capablo o f the hldeoua and daatardly plot to rata oq the moot ne**> We Tax Normal Pi • War — In ahnrt-our-i. creed that normal taxed here much t Eng|M d.-while-dl (axed leaa hearily. You will agree ^ *"* bolh,.lh® *°*,c wou,d bo bolh fa more In accord wl If the tax on bualr decreaaed and. on bring upon hla country the aorrowa and auffeyinga \>f w ^ In order to enrich himself. Buitneas men are bound to be exceedingly heavy financial loaers through' Atoorlc.’. ■ » » Into th. war. Every element o f aelf-Intereat should have caused them to use Utelr utmost •efforts to preserve America's neutrality, from which they drew so much profit during the two and a half pronta. ft.) Qur federal far higher than It 1 where else. The i “ iddlllon t0 that, v nance taxes which land, «*■> l1*1, tola dlturea (exclusive Buford. Lodge No « Communication ore: t third Tuesday* .at 7:00. <K.fl« 'Visiting brethren welcome. * O .L. Taylor Jaa. Moughton a suBjec^... . ” - ' " I am very glad to have mst'you, Mr. Allen. I enn't thnnk you enough.for bothering to help me tonight." • " I should like you, please, not to speak of that again. Once for all, It Is a privilege. Ilut It Is so pleasant now. And I was thinking of a girl I knew once. She was very much like you. That's why I apeak o f her. You—you don't mind!" "N o ; I should like to hear," sho said alowly, looking awny from him. Then he continued: "She was In Englnnd several years ago, and we met.*' lie spoke as though recalling memories to his own mind, nnd did not look at the woman at his aide. " I only knew her a -pionth, and perhaps I shouldn't have taken the lib­ erty. - But I couldn’t help thinking— so much of her." "And your Our Income Tax and Taxes Abroad. American Business Men Ready to Make. Sacrifices With­ out Stint. T A X ES HERE AND American Taxation ths Most Demo . cratlc In tho World. 15.000 America t-l of 1 p.'O. I H P c. H i P- c. tit we and the ao rolled "occupa­ tional" tnx nur total tnxntlon nn In­ comes of IJO.OOO Is 014 per cenL nnd on Incomes of $lft,oooo$; percent.) In other words, our Income taxation la more democratic than that of any other country In that tha largest Incornea are taxed much mora heavily and the amall and moderate Incomea much ipore lightly than anywhere, claa and Incomea up to $2,000 for ma-rled men not taxed at all. (8.) It, Is |rue, on tho other hnnd, that on very lnrgo Incomes—in distin­ guished from the Inrgcst Incomes—our Income tnx Is somewhat lower than thrf English tnx, hnt the difference hy which onr -tax Is lower than the English tnx Is lncomparat)lyi more prohounced In the case of amall and moderate Incomes lhan of large Incomes. Beautiful Effects With _ 0 u r Plans and Materials -• We have produced notably beauti­ ful landscape effects at ths Dsvlsta Subdivision, St. Petersburg; the cel­ ebrated Palmer Estates on Sarasota Bay; the Matheaon and Dealing Es­ tates at Miami aad for a countless number o f others. Reasoner firoa^ Royal Palm Nurseries 310 l«s «4 k * A t**** Ooeco - Florida ICopyrlcht. 1*11, W tiU rn Nrwiiwpcr Union.’ ) "Thank you Indeed, If you will bo ao good, though I fear It would he presum­ ing too much upon your kindness.” "Tho kindness will lie entirely.In your allowing me to assist," ho snjd. Through tho Jjnty transparency of tho veil bo could distinguish handsome out­ lines, nnd cyea thnt ahown nnd laughed. There could lie no necessity for wear­ ing It Indoors. Her voice sounded as tho voice of one he hnd heard often, somewhere. A suggestion of a soft, modulated drawl was pleasing. Who ntnong hla feminine acquaintances pos­ sessed thnt peculiarity of accent Sud­ denly he turned toward her and scruti­ nized hcr.lntcntly.___.____ ____ _____ It wna In London, three years before, he recalled, that hs had met her and nfter meeting her he had post­ poned bis return to New York. Her party traveled to Paris and over the continent, and singularly, his' plans took him to the same places. When they parted he had promised to write. But he omitted to Include hla street ad­ dress In his mtsalve,'and sho (u\d no means o f learning the location o f bis blfice. A mustache'adorned the Up which hnd been smooth when she knew him In Europe. “I’ ve run out hero on some lire stock business, and aa I’m not expected, there's no one Here to meet me. OtheN wlso my transportation facilities would he entirely at your service." ; • " I f It comes to that. It Is I* whq should excuse myself for being.here," she replied. "I have been Invited to the wedding of a college friend, nnd thinking I could not come sent regrets. Then at the eleventh hqur I managed to get away," tmlllng, “ and ao—" •* , "And ao we're here." . Bhe looked at him questioning!/. He wished be had an Invitation to that wedding, n oon lyaald : "Tho rain lias ceased. Bhall we •tart?" Kmclnnd. 14 per rent. ] ( per cent. 10 per cent. IS per cent. •» * a . ----- l - 8 f mlnoie Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sta Meets every Oral and third Thuradiv In aach month. Everyone who has sees hit Star in the East are cordially Invited to visit this chapter. Alice E. Robbins, Sec’y The.Samord Council K. of C. Mee's the 2nd Sunday 3 p. m„ and tbe P* P " e,ch month, »t K. of C. Hall, Oak Ave. C. L. Britt. Pin. Sec’y. Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. N(siting knights always welcome.II. McLaulIn O.J. Miller ..R. tn d .S ,________ . >C.'C. The Ijikc lircczo Council Nn. 31 Junior Order United American Mechanics Meets every Wednesday nt 7:30 P. M.. in tho City. Hall. Viiiting brother* are welcome. C. H. Smith. Hoc. Sec. Mudern Wiondmen of America Meets 2.-4. Thursday evening*. 7:30. “ The Americana are the most Ideal- in M. W. A. H ull. Pico Building. .Istle nnd Imaginative people In tliu C. E. McDonald C. D. Couch world, ami the must -prosaic, because Consul * Clerk like Wordsworth, the most prosaic o f Loyal Order of MooAc poets, they helluva In hupplncss, qnd Sanford Lodge No. 1310 meets In I la I happiness In them us to Wordsworth ' means 'mens* snnn In corpora sunn;’ In Stone & Grove Iltilltling Second 'and every one efficient In the tnskH of mod­ Fourth Mondays in Month nt-7:30. ern life, the least heroic of doctrines. " I met u young Amerlpnn poet, hnndsome, uud besides -eluted hy winning some prize or other for a- poem. He said to me In Ills arrogant way that poetry Is a byproduct 0f lift*. Why, I imld, 'It Is life Itself.' 'I don't ngreo with you,’ was nil he condescended to reply. This young then' expreared tho Amcrimn Hen. " I think the English dlsllko of the­ ories, etc., through their long history Is heenuse of their poetical mlmlM and their preoccupation with personality und Its freedom. "The tuste for scenery has tills ltd'vnntuge over the tnMe tor limiiun na­ ture; the henrt Is not bruised. Yet tdneo scenery is never absurd as are poor murtnls, neither la there laughter nor genial pity. Wo love scenery principally because the feelings It ere* ■ntcn nre tranquil and easily controlled so thnt wo can enjoy our full measure of nelf-conlent; dealing with human nature, the poet cannot ho the supe­ rior person nor can he he proud."— From the letters of John Butler Yeats. , ~ MdVedVer.'If we add (q our Income tax our so called "excess profit tnx," which Is merely hn additional-Income tax on earnings derived from business, we shall find that the totnl tax to which rich men are subject Is In tho grant nmjprlty o f cases heavier hero than In Englnnd or anywhere else. (4.) It Is likewise true thnt the Eng­ lish wnr excess profit tnx la 80 per cent, (less various offsets nnd allowances), whilst our so called excess profit tnx ranges from 20 per cenL to 00 per cent. Ilut It Is entirely misleading to base a conclusion as to the relative henvl-. ness of tho American and British tax merely on a comparison o f tho rates, because tho English tax la aaacased on a wholly dlffeTefit basis from tho Amer­ ican tnx. The American sxctaa profit law (eo called) taxes all profits derived from hualnsaa over and shove a certain moderate percentage, regardless of whether or not such profile are tho result of war conditions. The Ameri­ can tax la a general tax on Income de­ rived from business In addition to the regular Income tax. Tho Eng­ lish tax appllts only to axcaaa war profile— that la, only to tho sum hy which profits In the war yean exceed the profits In the* three yenra preced­ ing the war, which In England were year* of great prosperity.- In other words, the English tax la nominally higher t^ian purs, hut It applies only to war profits. The normal profits of bustness— I. e„ the.'profits which bualneaa used to tnnke In ;>cace time—are ex­ empted In Englnnd.' There, only the •xcasa over peace profits la taxed. Our tax, on tha contrary, applies to all profit* over and olluTQ a very moderate In rale pn $1,000 MOO 10.000 •'The Royal Palm Nurseries are the largest growers o f ornamentals in the State, with s variety more com­ plete than any In the South. Any landscape elToct can be produced with our slock. Our free eervide department will make suggestions. . The "Exceaa Profite" Tax Hera and Abroad. Income tax Economy, in Landscaping Happiness Has Principal Charm—The People Are the Most Ideallitlc . and Imaginative. 1N T H E R A I N Ralph Allen left the train nt Carlinsvilla Junction. A lienvy rain drove und spattered viciously on tliu platform; he buttoned his mackintosh closely around him and stepped under the projecting roof of'the little station. The village was a mile distant and the prospect of floundering through the downpour afoot was not agreeable, lie muttered some adjectives relullve to the weath­ er, nnd wns surprised tq hear a femi­ nine voice close to him nsk: "I beg your pardon; can you toll me the means of getting to the village nt once? Of course/ I mean a carriage." Ralph throw his cigar, freshly light­ ed, across tho track, then, wondered why. lie was not In the hnhlt of dis­ carding cigars upon being addressed hy persons with whom he was not ac­ quainted. He answered: "Dyh't know. I'm sure. I hope— , er, a carriage enn he secured. I lind de­ cided to wait Inside for a time." He opened tho door and bowed na sho passed through, observing that her attire was faultless, and tried to Imag­ ine whnt brought her to this deserted .country atntlnn. Ralph Inquired of the ticket ngent If he could get a cnrrlngo to drive to town nt once, nnd being In­ formed In the negntlvo, seated himself besldo hla new acqunlhtnnce. “There doesn’t seem ho any way out of It," he said, “ unless wo w a lk ". "Then I suppose I must wait for the rain," sho said. W AR CONTRACTS TA K EN O V ER “ 'We* If you do not object/' ho cor­ rected; " I should ho honored to net as Ramlndera of Federal League Daya IK>rtcr," glancing nt her valise, "and ea- Held by Qedeon and Nunamaker, (These nre the rates I f the Income I* derived from salaries or wages; they nre still higher If thp Income Is derived from rents or Investments.) The English scale of taxation pn In­ comes of, sny, £3,000, $,1,000, $10,000 nnd $1.1.000 respet tlvely averages as follows ns* compared to the American rates for mnrrlcd men: ABROAD, AM ERIC ANS’ O N E G R EA T ID EA By 8. GODFREY. ' Moarea IBapter HoNIS, R. a . M Meets every second and fourth Tuos. dsy In Masonic'Hsirdver the Imi>eria Theatre^ Visiting companions welcome 0. L. Taylor F. L. Miller Se c y ________ High Priest Sanford Lodge No. 27,1. O. O. ¥. . " I hod "to return to New York. It would not haVe been fair to tell her so Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 In Masonic Hall. All visiting brothers soon." • ."You think do? Selfish.". " I wrote to her, and she would have answered, I thought, but J never heard from her.*! . "T ell me, do you make a practice o f leaving your correspondents to guess at your address? She—she may not have known where to write?" " I don't understand. Sho know I lived, in New York." "You might, have been ‘ thoughtful enough ta mention your resldcnco or your office number." "That was like her, that remark. That's why I. told you. Do you think she cored? Do you think sho cares now?" • » •• "W hy-fwhy don't you ask her?" The satchel fell' to the walk, n e sought both her hands and held them* In his. ; "Do you, Mabel, do you?" “ The veil was not over her fuco now, and she sold: . "Y es ; oh, yes." years I ^ • . 5^ land has raised lea slderetlon of personal advantage cpra- by UKgtUn (Frnn( rosndod m en'of affairs to stand with while Amerli and support the agitation o f the fpeaceat-any-price" party.* They spurned such Ignoble reasoning; they rejected thaf ’ afilllatlon; they atood for war when it was no longer posslb\e, with safety and honor, to maintain peace, because they are pAtrlotlc citizens first nnd business men afterwards. ■ (1.) The largest. Incomes nro taxed tar more heavily here than anywhere else In tbe world / THE DOT8 SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. . Tho maximum rnte o f Income taxa­ By Clifford Lson Sherman. tion hero Is 07 per cent. In Englnnd Dear Folks:— I am hnvlng n heap of fun with Jho mnp-rending course/ It Is 42V4 per rent. Ours 1s therefore and have learned nearly nH o f the signs we uae, ns you can nee hy the InDO per cenL higher than England's, nnd closure. It Is perfectly fascinating work nnd tho kids ought to enjoy It n lot, which I know they will If they try It. I made n mnp yesterday that tho the rate In Knglatiil Is the highest pre­ officer said was not "half hod." . 8o I feel very much eneourngetl. When I rolling anywhere In Europe. And In asked him what sort o f a sign I should use to show that there wns a battle addition to the federal tax we must hear'In mind our Htnto nnd municipal In progress, he told me to moke , . v .......... . SAMMY. * To complete the picture, draw a line from dot 1 to dot 2, then'from dot 2 taxes. to dot 3, and so on. (2.) Moderate nnd smnll Incomes, on R*. as. • (Copyright. 1JIT, by Tho Hell Syndicate. Inc.) the other hand, nre subject to a fnr itmnllcr rate of taxation. here than In bulk of which would naturally he borne Englnnd. In America Incomes of married tnen hy the well-to-do; In short, thnt tho unup to J2.000 are not subject to any prorodented golden flow Into the cof­ federal Income tnx nt nil. fers of business wna hound to atop with In England the Income tat la: per cent, on It.nOO * ............... l.aoo ' Tho 8L Louts Browns took over two wnr-tlmo contracts when.they got tho hunch of five players from the Yan­ kees. These reminders of Federal league days nro held by Joe Gcdeoh nnd Lea Nur.nmnker and nro said to call for about $5,000 a year each. Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4th St. Tuesdays. Thursdays Saturdays at 3 p. m. Reading' Room Free to All ARE INTERESTED IN i r a t l P n a i \ . .. RING BOOKS! Schedule of Passenger Trains They are used in every line of btisincsS,'by Salesmen, Of­ fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers, Ministers, Students—by ev­ eryone who must have a book that combines .. * im u n r. durability AND APPEARANCE. 4 SANFORD10DGES 4 ’* Royal Neighbors o f America •' * Meets Secend and Fourth Thursdays Annie Speer »• . Giant Stcmpcr * .‘ Secretary . Oracl Sheets can be obtained any time, ruled in eight styles. . Bound in best quality Flex Ible Black Levant Grcin Cow itldc, with Black Llninc** Phone 148 Sanford, Florida �—... March IS. 191* I •■■1B • > r ''' PTfM iSSljSfl?!™ ? . WF®? •' -r •*’*!?> : ■*: - . \™ ’ 9 MR • . 4': jjVTfrT?. PAQB SEVEN SH E SANTORO HERALD - 4 claimant*- uadn tka Mary Fartar Da, MIL •arl U IVaVaosba. V . U W _t B v f ® i® . . DaVassbo, . I'auxhn. s, Uair ud ar, Jai HOME D RESS a Kltlrhtr and — — — Fltlcbrr, har kuiband. Ja»- F. Ilorntr n n d ---------- Uprna», kia wilt, and Wra. II. Itnrntr and ------ — Horner, hi* T 'fia x i/ S iP r a e tie d l | wtrr WHOM 'n»rt)«i and .'rnaldsnfat kra tia-" Tfome DressSlakingf. '■ JfomeDressStating] Jgssons Jgssons # i ■ | ^ • %_* yrep&red Specially Tor ThU Newspaper * ■ ./■*-».* B eautify the hom e and y ard w ith a concrete flower vase like this. A w ay w ith th e old style tu b s .. W e tra n sp la n t if you wish. . D rop us a card " Prepared Specially for This Newspaper By Pictorial Review By Pictorial Review . L D esig n F or a M orning F rock .' In Joining the. gores In the begin* nlng, the left Sldo seam must be left free above tho lower large ,“ 0 ” Per­ foration In back gore and finish for a placket. • Form plait in back gore creasing on line of slot perforations, bring foldod edge to corresponding lino of small “ o'* perforations and press. Gather skirt at upper edge between "T** perforations. , .Next, tako up darts ln s U y r creas­ ing on. small "o " perforations. Take 1 re B > trrq Fm i i n v i Ilefnro doing anything also with tho skirt, nrrango .tho two pocket sections together with corresponding edges even and - stitch around Iho edges (forming a btV3) leaving tho edges having dodblo small "oo" porforalions treo above tho single smalt •*o” perforation. Sow pocket to op­ ening In front goro matching slnglo and double small “ no" perforations; bring tho seams wh|oh Join tho poc­ ket and .front goro together and stitch from upper rdgo to 1 Inch ttelow. Slash front gore to the left of center-front along double small "oo“ perform Ions and finish edges for closing. Join gores ns notched. I’lalt front and bark gores bringing tho slot perforations to corresponding r'nglo small "o" perforations and tack. Gathor front goro (at upper odgo) between " T " perforations. Ad­ just skirt to prrsltlon stitching upedge along smnll " o " perforafier lons In front and back with coijtor* fronts nnd conterbscks oven; bring pocket to slnglo largo "O'* perfora­ tion In front of waist and slnglo largo “O’'-perforation at upper sdga of front goro to under-arm seam. Lino tho boll with self or contrast­ ing tnnterlnl nnd trim with buttons, to give a neat finish lo tho' waist-' . Prlco, Sasy ^Practical 7(ome DressSlaking\ Sessons “ . Prepared S p e c ia lly fo r T h is New spaper -* * • u 1 I JaVSe • T.uj i ' £ t ■• • 6 4 ■ # • » >« «* *• . ? *. D j^ n * * * * yewvv. wm* \ * j • #. r, Sasy &Pradieal , 7(ome Dress Slaking Wessons * ; K 5 ' An Effective Blouse in Salin , front, plait low or edgo placing T on corresponding small "o " perfora­ tions and lack. Adjust 2-Inch bolting to position underneath underbody at lower edgo for a stay. Next, doso tho sleovo seam as notched nnd gather lower edgo-be­ tween **T" perforations. Lino deep cuff, lap to small "o'* perforations and finish- for closing. Faco turn­ back cuff and sew to lower edge of deep cuff an notched. Sow deep cuff to lower edgo of sleevo as notched, „ w 1Ul amall **o" perforation at top of cuff at seam of sleovo, and open­ ing Irt cuff at small "o ” perforation • MAKHNO Ctrl who knit* la tho ileoveless overt N0.I237I blouse for tho girl who sows. Hero la a charming little model that may be developed In satin or volvet and may bo worn becomingly with any frock. Tho nock mny bo cut In a d«*p or shallow V,.or In square, ef­ fect. ‘ The fulness at the wolstllno Is hold In with tho sash which Is tacked c u e m c iw u w t 7 4 3 O over tho plaits In front and at tho undor-arm seams, crossed In back and tied In front. This arrangement, however, msy bo changed lo suit tho fancy of tho wearer. In medium size tho blouse requires 2^i yards 35Inch material. As there sro only five pieces to tho **->■» <w/ pattern, each of which Is cut In dup­ licate, however, tho cutting la a very slmplo proqrea Tho matorlal Is Gray sofln and narrow slffc soitTolded 'eaNSfuny tn'hnlf as tho ftrst— taene'bratd~eoml)ine itrm ake th tt at stop, after which tho back Is. lalji fracffi-e teparate blouse, large col­ Mta • • • O £ near tho lengthwise fold, with largo lar flnlthci the open neck and the. “ O'* perforations on a longthwlso arrangement of the front is original. In’ sleovo. 8ow In armholo of unt dorbody os botched, with small " o " thread. Tho pockets como next, with large "O’* perforations on a length­ •| a ray satin la utilised In tho do- perforation at shoulder seam posing wise thread, then tho front, with trl- velopment of thls charming blonio In any fulness between notches. pie **t t t '* perforations on tho for separsto wear. It Is trimmed Hold tho sleeve toward you when lengthwise fold. Tho saah la placed with brdld only, the splendid lines basting It In armhole. Tho outer waist la now taken up. parallel with tho selvage edge, largo ’ requiring little In the way of orna­ "O” perforations on tho. longthwlso mentation to heighten their atyllsh Plait lower edges of front and back street. Tho open neck of the blouso placing “ T * on corresponding small fold. Is finished with a largo collar per­ * o M perforations, turn' tho ‘plaits I f the neck Is desired In deep V forated for rhunded outline In front. toward Iho . undor-arm - scam and >outline In front with square offect at tho back, the front and back should Bash ends are tacked at tho aides tack. Close underarm and ahoulder be cut along Indicating small Mo* of the blouso and tied at the back. Mams as notched. Large M0 " per­ perforations. Tho length of the over- In medium slxq the-design requires forations lndlcato center-front. Ar­ yards 16-tnch eatln with % range on underbody,- center-fronts, blcuso may be changed to suit tho In­ yard 30-Inch lining fo r tho undort center-backs ‘ and under-arm scams dividual fancy also.. Frequently a body. even; stitch lowor edges to pokltlon. touch of embroidery !» added to tho There Is a chemisette with high front or sash to Increase tho effec­ neck. If the open neck Is not do- Lap right front on left with center fronts even and finish fo r closing. tiveness of .the modet. slred. It .tho underbody Is mado Face the collar and sew to outer without chemisette, face front- front waist As notched, center-backs even. M edium S ite s tlfl neck edge to X lnchea beyond amall Then, gather the sash ends between •o” perforations, Faco around “ T” perforations and adjust, on out­ armholo edges of trout and back er-front at lower edCo between tha about I lnchea deep. Close under­ tw<r small . V perforations, - drawing arm and ahoulder seame mi notched. gathers to fit tho spoon between tha Tarn hem In front at notches; lu g e perforations and finish with a buckle. •O'* perforations Indicate center- T ie sash at hack as Illustrated. f VT PstMtod April 7 7473 flafln, rclref oy veloefecn may be used fo duplicate fhls overbtohte, the neeK of icfitch mdy be cut In two or three different ou<lines. Ilunnlng along In fashion’s raco with tha slMvsleu sweater fo r the ^1 D C7 4 . 7 3 ’ S W in [[ re to o k £lctorta l R e v i e w O verblt m ae N o . T4T*. frtoa, l i oanta. Pictorial Rsvlrw Waist Na. 7431.- Glass, 34 to 43 bust Prlco, 30 csnU, 8Ues, anuU, ma«dl urn and large. , • ~ ■ • . i . Reason and Emotion. * What a mysterious conflict that Is between the reasoning ppwer, which keeps pointing out tho right road, and an lll-rcgulntod emotional faculty, wMch seeks lo. drew one along (ho wrong road. Indulging the wrong hab­ its always makes the.upward path so much steeper hnd llic downward path so much easliV. How .fortunate that man Is whose false stops are arrested by a friendly touch o f common aenso disguised In o ’ Hash yf satire I—Sir. George Held. Strict Regulation. Freeman was flatting'lit Ids grandpa’s home, and its he was a mischiev­ ous" little chap, v.-iis constantly-being told. •’Don’t do this.” nntl ’’Don’t do that." Finally, with ii look of disgust on his face, he climbed up Into a chair nnd asked, seriously,-“ What cou n fella do In this house, anyway!" . • LEGAL ADVERTISING N im ri: Nfitirw la (irfr-hy nlv«*h. Hint I hi* Imird of trnurily rommUolonri* nil) nr rivr 1*1*1p «i 1hrlr nrxt riRiiUr rm*rilns tin April 2ml, |f»r rurnplrti* irLuiM *»f a11 wootlwork on th«* brldfr ovrf Krpfilofhalrhfr C’fprk on ihw Hvlfiln l "litjiiinlfl ftMil, flmvfirit lit bn 2 Inrfi by irtrh on ill I bn llniir in H Inch by 10 inf h. llnaril rDanrvra rlfht In rclrcl m y anil oil bid.. V A I m MMII.ASS, rirrk 7»P*Tur»-J*r n o t ic k Nfiilrr l« hm»by Riven ibit I he bn.rd **! rouniy fommiatiunrrs wilt ferrhe liid^ ai lbs* next regular meeting nh Turad.jr, April 2r d, for putt int; in nrw fluor "In Iat • arid liylriK new tloorlng i*n bridgi* i»Wr llmnforkhftlchri* bfiilg-4 un I hr U kirdo-Chuluuta moil Plftor jnifls to be 1 In by ITovrlng in br 2-lnrb by ft Inrh. 11ii. f i| rr«rr«is"f> ihr light In rpjcfl amy* . lid all bldt. K. A. I m l K i l ASS. Clerk. ftp-Tur* *3ic Notice af Appllrallen for Tat llrrd tinder N r ,lio n S « r C h a a lrr ISSS, I . , . , .1 H o ,Id a Natter I, here by glv, n that )’. G. Chari* wick. purrhaMC ot Tea <‘trilllcelr No. 171. dated the fth 'd ay of July. A. D. IMS. ba* nLd raid rertlnietr In toy olTur. and ha* mad* application (or tai tltcd to J.,ur In acvnr.tanc* with law.. Said rcrtifltal* emb ra tn Ihr following 'drrcrlb*d proparty illuatrd In Frminole county. Florid*, lo witIrftl 4. Illock 7, Tier II, Sanlord. The eaid lard being a • • r o d at Ihe dale ot lha Ionanro el euch' cerllllratr In the najoe nf Hannah llorah. I'trirra .aid certiorate (hall h* rrdraired according In la.w jai deed will loue th,re,in on the illh day nf April. A. D. 191*. W in e * , my nffirlal .Ignato'e and , » » l Ihl* lb* Slh day ol March, A. D. 19lr. t.eafl A. imUlJI.AHH, Clerk Cir, utt Court Seminole Co., F'la. lly V. M. Dougina, D. C. 6f.-Tue.-5tr la Clrrall Caarl.' Satenlh Judlrlal 'Clrrull In and for tfemlnola Caanly- Florida la -Cbantery * i By Pictorial Review A n Overbfouse Without Sleeves. N 0 .7 4 2 0 l v*~ ~------------ r."l t • a up'M Inch seam at lower edgo of stay and graduate team Into nothing at upper edgo. Adjust stay to position underneath skirt with uppor edges, centor-fronts and centnr-bncks even, bring tho plait In hack goro (to (ho right of center-back) to thq double "oo" perforation near center-back of stay; stitch gather; to position. Take tho front panel and turn hem A Mn/ltrh funic tkirt for seporafe m sldo edgo on small "o'* perfora­ treor in the luring. There are many tions. Adjust on skirt with centermateriali In u-ftlc/t If iroufil be alyfront* nnd Upper edges even. Then, Uthtrilh fancy or tailored blouiet. lake tho tunic and «um hem nt sldo and lower edges'on smnll " o '’ per­ Tho separate skirl fills n place that nothing pl«o can fill In {ho, forations. For short tunic, refer to wnrdrobo of, Iho well-dressed women, cutting directions; turn lower edgo Gathor and the models planned for develop­ undpr 3% ltichra for hem. Upper edge between "T " perforations ment In fsshlonnblo spring fabrics and adjust on skirl, with upper edgo nro'nmst attractive. An attractlvo o f tunlo between tho double small tunic skirt In pictured today. It •*oo" perforations in stay. Lino of In a two piece model, gathered at largo "O'* perforations Indicates tho top, tho hack goro laid In plaits to form a panel nnd tho front goro . front qf tunic. Arrango belt nroufis the wnlsl with having a panel that hangs free. At the sides Is gathered a tunic. Med­ 'upper edge of belt about Vi Inch above tho tup of skirt nnd close nt ium sire requires 51. yards 3G or yards 44-Inch material. If desir­ left side. If desired pockets may be added lo ed, tho skirt may ho mado up In nilthi> tunic nnd trimmed with buttons ovpr laco or bordered materials most or braid. effectively. 24 to 34 Inches waist. Price. 20 Pictorial Ilevtuw Hklrt No. 7640. 8te cents. Prepared Specially for This Newspaper By Pictorial Review WUIMFE •t a fio^f C»0«1 ej^.00* . Ptetorlnl Itevlew Costume No. 7461. Hlxes, 34 to 41 Inches bust. 26 cents. 4UW"1' * " 7 "^ • • • 1- . * • : A soml-tallored frock of cinnamon brown sorgo Is Idenl for morning wear. Tho design shown hero ,1s trimmed' slmplo with a deep collar of satin, also In brown. Tho wnlat closes In surpllco stylo, tho front being dart-nttpd. Flaro cuffs finish tho long onoplcco sleovea, while tho twrhploco nklrMs laid In plaits front nntl back and- gathered at tho sides. Medium size requires 314 yards. 64Inch material, with 1* yard 27-Inch aallo for tho trimming , In attempting lo mnko Iho dross, tho homo sowor Is ndvlaed to follow tho construction guldo religiously, llegln with the waist, taking up dart In front. Ilrlng together and stitch along corresponding lines' of amall • o" perforations. * 1’ Ialt back bring­ ing slot perforation's lo correspond­ ing small **o" perforations and lack. Close under-ann and shonlder scams ns notched. Adjust 2 Inch bolting undcr-nenlh at lower edge for a stay. Largo "O" perforations Indicate cen­ ter front of waist. Lop right front K . S. JO H N S O N & SO N Box 1573 A N e w Skirt For Spring Fabrics. on left with center^fronta even and flnUh for closing. Next, close back Mam of collar, then faco and sew to nock edge. Now. take the sleero and n w lap underneath slashed edge as notched, tnra over on outside on large ”0“ perforations and stitch froo edges to ' position. Lap to small “ o'* perfora­ tions and finish for closing. Close aleeve of seam as notched. Face cult and sow to sIsoto as notched with amall " o " perforation at top of cuff at seam of sleovo. 8ew sleeve In armhole as notohed, with small “o'* perforation at shoulder seam easing In any fulness botwocn notches. Hold the sleeve toward you when basting It In armholo. Serviceable and trip Is fblt cin­ namon brotrn serpe In icmlfullorrd effect. The thaw! collar It of safln. % ^ J.. U «ti oran. M. J Lawton. A. Waving L P A V ->A f = S 5 > 5 f ." s )f - r t ',a & \ A. Ilornrr, Mary Loulaa Uoraar, M. *Z tu to ria l Review Hone Drenmaking No. 47, Released Noveaiber 19. U lf. , $ Item (!. Howard by her huiband and neat Jrieqil W. II. Howard lllll la v». Uulel Mary Porter DaVaughn, Ho«a ' 1 Pi lhlll, Carl 1.. DaVaughn, Marrh Till* S Me Vaughn, Gtl* II. 1)e Vaughn. I j u r a K, Magrudrr, Ja m e W. Lilly. Thn«, \Vr. hioran, A. War­ ing l.awtnn and — ------Lawton, hi. wlie, L. L. D.wald a n d --------I I . wild, hit wile, Mary l.ouiie Horner, unmarried 41. K Flet­ cher and — ------F'lalChar, her huil and. Jat. F; Horner and -7-----Horner, hi* wila, Wrn. II. Ilorner and — ,— — Ilorner. hie wile, and the unknown hrlri of hlary Por­ ter DeVaughn Ito. a PuH.Ill, Carl IDaVaughn, March S. Da­ Vaughn. Oil* II. DeVaughn. Laura R. Marrudcr, Jama* W, iJlly, Tkn*. W. M il an, M . , J. l-awion, A. Waring Lawton and — ------ 'Lawton, bla wlla. K. L. Otwald and----- — Oiwald, hl« wlla Mary A. Horner.. Mary l.oulee Ilorner. M. E. Fletcher and --------- Fletcher, her huiband, J*a. F.. Ilnmrr and — — — Ilorner. hi* wile anil Wra. 11, ‘Ifornrr a n d .--------llornr-, hi* wife. Ordrtaf Fabllcatlau T » Mary I'nrter DeVaughn, Ilo»a Polhill Carl 1^ DeVaughn, March F, DeVaugvib, Oil* II. DaVaughn. Laura K. Magruder, Jamra W. IJlly, Tho#. W. hioran, A. Waring l.awton a n d ----------Lawton, hla wile. E. L Oiwald a n d --------- Otwald, Mi wllr. Mary l,ouLe Ilorner. unmarried 41. Ii. Fletcher a n d ----------Fletcher, her huiband. Jat. F. Ilorner a n d ----------Ilorner, hit wlf*. Wm. IL Horner a n d --------- Ilorntr, hi* wlla, and lha unknown htriri ol 41 a r y P a r t a r DaVaughn A n a Polhill, Carl I. DaVaughn, March H. DaVaughn, Otia 11. DaVaughn, 1-aura K. Magruder, J i n r i W. Ully, Thot. W. hioran, 41. J. Lawton, A. Waring Law- von“ *nit-*———*• ijiwtonpiiK" wlla. T L t ~ Oawald and — * - — Oawaid, hit wlla, hlaVy A. Ilorner, Mary I.ouia* Ilorner. M. FI. Fletcher and ---------- Fletcher, h*r huiband. Jamra F. Ilorner and — —- — Ilorner, hie wlla and Wra. II, Ilorntr and ---------Ilorner, bla wlla. It appear* Irom {be awo.n bill of • com­ plaint bled In tha above entitled cauie, that tha tlelrnrt.nl., Mary Porter DeVaughn, itoaa Polhill, t'arl I . DaVaughn, March 8 . DeVaurhn, Dili II. DaVaughn, I anrn K. hUirudar, Jamra W , Lilly, Thoa. W. hioran, A. W a ll a s -l ^ w t o n and —------- Lawton, hi* wile, E. f„ Oawaltf a n d --------- Otwald, hi* wife, Maty loulaa Hornar, unmarried’ M. K. Fletcher and — ------Flt’ cber, bar huabaad. 4a». F. Ilorner and — Ilorner, hi* -wife, and Wm. II. Hornar and ---------Horner, hi. wife, claim tom* fnlara.t In lha following drierIbed proieriy In -tb* county ol Ham Inola and alal# ol Florida! dearrlbad ■* th* northeaai quarter ol lb * norlbwatt quarter of Ik* eouthweM quarter ol (action fiflaan (16), Jownahlp twenty-one ( 2 1 ) aoulb, rant* tklrty-on# (91) tael, and lot four It) of T. ’* Cu.hing'a addition lo tha town ol Ovltdo, and beginning at lb * northaaat corner of the aouthwe-t quarter of th* aoutbaail quarter Ot lection flh*«n ( I I ) , townablp twenty-on* 3i* (14). (St) aoulb, rang* Ihirty-onr (■ (SI) IIUllfWHr i i ehat. rp*»* run ihd and teven 'kundredtht known. . Y o u ar* thrrafora ordtrad ta appear ta tbU bill on Monday, iba Clb day af May, A. D. IBIS, Iba ■am* bring a Mils day ol tbla rourl. Il la (urtbar ordrrrd |hat tbli, nolle# ba pabllibad (or twtlva coatacutlra weak* In Iba flantord Uaralfl. a nawipapar publUbad n fiamlnola county. Wltnmv E. A. Doatlsta, Clark of aaU Circuit Court, and lha lharaal thin SStk day of January. A. U. IBIS. laaal) K. A. DOUGLASS, d a r k . Roblnaon A Dtardill • Soiititor* lor Complainant. 4S-Tu#a-ISlc , i Kalita a f ApsllralJav far Taa Daad Uadar Hc-llan S # r ‘Cbaplrr 4SSI. Law# af Flat. Id* Nellra I* baraby gl»»n that Mrs. O. L Taylor, purfba-rr nl T a i Carllfli-ata Na. •Hr. dated tha 4th day of July, A. D. IBib, it* filed raid carllScala Is my aOra, a » a U « mads appltrallon for tax rind to taaaa n acrordans* with raw. law. Said caruncaia earllflrata •sroroani-n won aam amhraraa r a m tha following dttnlbrd properly altualad llad In Hardlnol* rount)-, Florida, to-wlt: SI. Sac. *1. Midway in ,, ■ ■ i i . Tp. I * 8. IL (It Fart. Tha taM land halng araaansd at lbs data el Iba laauanra ol auch rrrtiflrata In lb* ntm* ot W. Ilrlgr*. Alrot Nolls* It baraby given that Mr*. *• U Taylor, purcbarar.af T a g ' CarllSrata -{e. SIS. aalad l b * Bill day or July, Itlfi, he. niari raid sarllScat* In my ofllsa, ami baa mad# appllsatlon lor tag deed lo kau* In arrorrlanr# with law. Hald rrrtlSsal* ambrirr* Iba following ilnrrltrd prop­ erty aliuatrd in Soinlnui* manly, Florida, lo*wit i Lot 101. M ld aat In See. SC, Tp. IS 8, It. 3t Fait. Tha raid lam] being a , Beared at lb* d l l * ol Iba la-uani# ol aucb tertIBrale In lha name ol lien. Ilradley. Alto: NnMf*. I* hereby given that Mr*. 11.. 1- Taylor, purrheer o( T a i r*rtlfleat« No. SOS, dalrd Ihe 6.h day ol Joty, A . ' D . ISIS, ha* fried raid reillflral* In my office and bar mad* application tor tai deed lo U-or In atrnrrianr., with law. Said carllflrale tmbrirte the rnllowlrg dearrlhcd prop­ erly ritual*,] In Seminole county,. Florida, to-wlt: I.Vrt 90 Mlday. He,. 32. T r. 1# 8., It. 31 Kart. Said land Ik Ii .i attSared at hr dale, ol lha l..uanc* of auch rcrlinrato In lli* name ol llrubrn While. AUn: Ncitlt* I* hereby given that Mr*. l>. 1. Taylor, pnrcha-*r ol Tag Certificate No. IfiC, dated the ,',lh day ol July. A. D, IBIS, hat fled raid rartlflcal* In my olflca, and hv. made application tor t d e e d In l»Ue In accordance with law. Said cartlft- cate rmtirarra Iho following dr.trlbad prope:ly rlluatrd In Scmlnnlc county, Florida, li>-*il: Lot ,.l, WU'.lam Clark’# Sub- Dlv. l.ol 2 L III*. IS. Tier IS. Itntdn<un‘. Survey fll Satilnrd. Tho raid laud halng a a a c c d I the date of the luuanre of auch rarllB* cate in the name ol W. J. Mcllride. Ilnlrt* auch certificate, thell be rtricemed ■rrorriing to tuw tav rirrd. will l.,ue ihrrron t> Ihv 2 ltd ri.y of March, A II. IBIS. Wiinr., my olll'ial .Ignaturc and *ea I Ihl- lit- It'll, day «l Fehrunry, A. D. I9IB. (•rail F’. A; D O U G LA S S, . Cl-rh Ctr.ull Ceun '8-minnl# Co., Ha. Uc lly V. M. Douglaa*j D. O 1 *■*11 In Clrrull Caurt. Nerrnlh Clrrull, Hrmlnal* County, Florida llver.lrrcl Turpentine Company . v.. S. S. Airy, *11 unknown parllre claimme Intrrr.t uml.r S. S. Arey. J. Itlrh. mond Murph). deceaerd, l.avinla A. Clark, Wm. It. Lambeth, Itulil. \V. Vneman. D. T. Ilnmar, ae Trutlee, Nathan K. Simmon-. M, II. Ilroneon, - * Alice Ilrr.nl, GutlUrh IL Krytrr, rirrra.ed, Martha J. Ilr.it, Wm. T, Ne-hllt. Cba.. J. Ilronk#, G. D. Ilri.wnlic, Mary Pcnnlnglnn, J. J. Thornton, Tho*. M. Adame, II. W. King. Geo. A Markin, toe, P. Keith llo.oelt, i-nui. Taptry, Maggie S. Col, man. Ja«. A. Jrukln*, Annie E. Griffin, W, (J Lmil.on, II. II. I.ancaaler, Keal.e Kennedy, Waller V. Kennedy, H. P. Kennedy. Sarah K. John.Ion, Lumen Ward, W. It. Whit* nr John T. Lienhtrh, *1 al. To all unknown. partle. rlatmlng Inlereat under H. S. Arey, J. Itlrhmnnd Murphy, rirrra.ed. Lavlnla A. Clark, Wm. It. Lam­ beth, llobl. W. Yoeman, I). T. Ilnmar, a* Trutlee. Nathan L. Slmmnna, 41. II. |lrongon, Alifn llryanl, (lotllleb It. Keyler, darvatrd,. Martha J. Ileare, Wm. T. Neebltt, haa. J. llrnoke, G. I). Ilrownlle, hfary ‘rnnlnglon, J. J. Thornton, Thna. M. Adam* IL W. King, Geo. A. Ilarklnttoc, ■)’. Keith lloewrll, l-ouia T a p lf y , ' Maggie K. Coleman Ja*. A. Jenklne, Annie’ K.- Griffin, W. Q . Kmimn, II. II. I.anradrr, Krai# Kentredy, Waller F. Kennedy, S, P. Kente-ly, Sarah ii. Juhndon, l.uman SVard. W . It. While nr under John T. IJrnharh or' mherwl.a ,1a th* rnllowlng lanria eituateri In Seminole rounty, Florida: N K )( ol NF:)( of See. St, and II*%. It ft. 8. and 2IO yd.. W. of N E. cor. of N W ) f:* i4|4 *&$ H W D of Sec. SS, run K 4h*nc* 8. 1144 It yd(„ thanca. W. ... SiiJ yd., (hence N. ISVJt yd*. . lo plar* o o,f bag. 0- 1 . Sec. 36, Tp. IB. IL 2D: HWJ* of N W I J of Sec. l l j and Hag. at N W . for. of 8' W•) »( of 4FiM of Sec. run H. 29 roda. K. 10 rod*. 4. 20 rd(, W. 16. rode. Sec. I l l and bag. 220 yd*. S. pf N W cor. of W U ot N WJ< f Sec. 24. run E. .440 yd*, 8 . 114 yd#., W . yd*. N. 114 yde, lo beg. and 8 W t { t N W t 4 and log, a- S W cor. of N W ) 7 ol of Sec. ^ 4 run N 108 yd*.. K. 440 106 yd*.; W. 110 yde. lo beg.- and ceg. 10 eh*. N. ol HW. cor. of NJJ ol I-ot ol Sec.'24, run K. 10 chi., Ihenc* N 10 he., Ihenc* W. IQ cha.. Ihenc* 8. 10 cba. bo beg.; and bag. at HE. *cpr. of N ) 4 of I-ot I ot Sac. 21, run N. 10 th#., thane* W, 10 cha., Ibanr* 8. 10 rh*., thane* E. 10 the. lo bag.'anti K ) ( ol I-ot t of Sec 24. all In Tp. 20, II. 2B E. and lie*. 664 ft N. and 2S ft. E. ot HW. cor. of BR)4 ot 8K M ol Sac. 26, run N S00 ft., Ibanc* E. 460 It., thanra 8. 900 ft., Ibanc* W. 46Q-M. lo bag., and bag. at HW. |or. of N K 14 of N E K ol Her. la,-cu n N. 10B A.T. yda^ Ibanc* W . 101 o-T fi-T yd*., 1120 yd#., thanca 8. I0S yde.. tbaac* than .IL 220 yde, Har. 2S| and HE)4 H E )f of N W W 2 6 ; W. 220 it. of R E Q of N E ) ( pi Sec. 26 ot N W i ( ol N E K of Sec. 26: 8>t or H W m 4WK ot Sac. 26; 2S| (leg. Meg at N W cor. ol Ii ol HE)! "f Hec. *26, run K. 220 yd#., Ihenc* 8 110 yd*., Ihenc* W. 220 yd*, thence N. 110 ydi. and '8 W K of HWJ(.of HEf( of Sac. 26: and beg. at NW cor, ol HWK ol HE If of See. 2He Tun E. 220 yda., thanra H 110 yda.,' thanca W. S20 yda., thane* N. 110 yda. Sac. 26, all In Tp. 20, II. 29 K. That portion ot S EK,»( HE K ol Har. 7 emhracad In th* following deacrlpilooi Hag. nt n alike I0.SI chi. 8. of Quartar Sac. poet on aaalarn boundary of Sac. 7, run on Hac. Ilna 22.93 cba., Ibanc* W. 4.SO cba., thanra N, S3 dag, >0 min, W. 2S.SI cha.. thanra K. IB.IS cha. to beg.; N W K °! »E )| and » j j « l 8W l^ o f Sac, ^ N>^ ot B E K of Slit f and 8 R K "ol N E K o? Sac. 2 i ; all In Tp. *0. U. 60 E., W M ol N W * f of N E K of N W K of Sac, 6| HE U of N f’.K of H W K and H )f of N E K ol N E I f of H W K ot Sac. V: B E ) ( of N E K o f - N W f f a n d - 8 K t r - o f S W » c of 8ec.“ 8r N M of N W ) f t 8 E I f of H W K and N E K ol H W K nt Hac. i f ) N E I f of N E K IfSee. IB and‘ K........... W K otN W ) , ol Sac. 22, *| In Tp. 2 1 , ' H. 30 E. You ar* baraby ordartd to appear to tb* bill of complaint herein .St*3 11*4, on.tha . lit day nl April, A. D 191B H » * further ordered that tbla notlca k* ubliihad- one* each weak, toy twtlva weak* In tha Hanford Herald, o uawapaper publlabad - In aald Samlnol* county., Witneaa my bind and tbo teal at tho aald Circuit Court tbla 22nd day of Docamber, A. D. 1917. • <•*•» ,*■ , , „ K- A. DO D O L A B S , Clack Circuit Court, Samlnol# County, Florida. Mataay A Warlow, Sola. I«r Co mnlt. as-Tu**-lSta I* nrcnll r # 0 ft, H r- rn lb Judicial Clrrall *-»• ••<»••• ^aamiT. FI*. In Chancery • blaggfe E. lltavri, Complainant • »a. • Citation navalaod Van Huran lleavaa , Defendant. " • To Cleveland Van Buren Heave*. Wilming­ ton, North Carolina: You ay# baraby ordered ta b t and appear f c l u L i W W Court at iba Court llduao.U Sanlord, Florida, In tb* abov* entitled caua* •avan 'kundredtha (7.07) ‘o f / u ' •» April, ISIS, balm chain*, aoutk aavan and cavan-hundradtha i T.07) chain), aait aavan and aavan-hunradtk* 17-07) chain*, nortk aavan and aavanbuodrrdthi 17.01) chain* to beginning, cantalnlng k acta* -mar* ar taa*. and ar* Mil- t i t o F B S b k P * 4 * *'1 #1 aUtaa and count!** otbar than lb* • L L * f f«rtkar ordarad that, tbla order ho atat# of Florida, that their place p f ttvldaae# publlehad In lha Sanford Herald, a * * * * • la ttnhnawa to har, and lb era la no peraou { • P W pubHehad la Samlaol* county, anro lu tba.atate ml Florida tb* arctic# #1 tub ,or fo urw ueacutlv # week*. pooaa upon wham would bind aold defenduuta, nnd that the aold dolandanta are 0 * lilt. •var tb* a n af lw«a(y-«aa (11) yeanDouat. wiavi II lurthar appear* that tbar* ar*» M otbar fiy Dickie . ^ ‘ k l ^ ^ ^ F l v ' acaaaa Intaraatad la th* aald property "koto uama or naiads.ora uabaaw .who ar* kalra davlaooa, stantaae. •S fH s a s e c 1- Y .r 4 1 i 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, March 12, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 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>, March 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/71f275c007935e4a0533743409375114.pdf b3a6c78c129da441521d1fa3260e428f PDF Text Text PUBLISHED : rT I ON TUESDAYS AND FR ID A Y S S E ftll-W E E K L Y IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IX NUMBER S7 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MARCH 8. 1918 CITY COUNCIL MEETS NEXT DRAFT FLORIDA STATE TAX COMMISSION AND HELD BUSY SESSION COMES SOON PRODUCTS MET HERE YESTERDAY MATTERS OF INTEREST FILL ARMY TO SUFFER WITH CO, COMMISSIONERS lease having oxpired, and asking the city to .donate certain lot or parcel SECOND DRAFT SHOULD UNLESS BETTER TRANS­ corresponded with thq woodland ef­ BOARDS F R O M SEVEN R E G A R D I N G EVERY fect. Of course there w*ere hats of of.land for building a new plant, PHASE OF MUNICI­ PORTATION CAN BE . ROUND OUT V ADJACENT COUNTIES all kinds olf exhibition; the'only dif­ was read, and nn*motlon W. A. Lefference Ihis year being that there ller, ‘seconded by R. A.- Newman PAL AFFAIRS OBTAINED WERE PRESENT RANKS ■w • • • • were less hnts hut more designs; and carried, City of Sanford, Florida • *. . • , February 18, 1918. Unless better transportation is af­ giving the patrons a larger stock to Washington, .\fnrch 6 .—While n The tax commission of the aLato or ’ convey ffir a nominal consideration City council of the city of San­ to G. D. Bishop, secretary nnd large number of men will be called forded Florida growers and shippers, 1'hdo‘se. Thery were Chin Chow nnd Florida met here yesterday for th? ford! mct.’on the nhovo date in reg­ treasurer of the Crown Paper Co., out during the present year to fill and is afforded at once, they stand thp . old ‘ fashioned poke bonnets, purpose of hearing from the countyular session at 7:30 p. nt. Present, for the purpose of erecting a tile up tjie army un»| Tomplete its or­ to loose frotq two to fouf- million flower trimrtied chapeaux, Chinese commissioners of the counties ‘of C. If. Din roc, president and Coun- concrete building to house the Crown ganization, it wus learned tonight dollilrs within the next sixty days. Cooler, Napoleon shapes, pictur­ Brevard, Flagler, Lake, Osreola, Or­ cilmrn R. A. Newman, G. F. Smith, Paper Company, n strip of lnnd ap­ that war department plans do not Ifi tin*-Hanford section alone, unless esque Milan and Leghurns nil in the ange,. Seminole, Str Johns and Vo­ K. I.: Miller. Jno. Adams and Roy proximately 117.ft. x 200- ft.', north call for the creation of any addition­ wo can arrange to get an improved advanced season shapes. In fart it lusia. * . . Syni,<r Ahsrnt, W. A. Lulltur. . of Water street and en-t of Myrtle al divisions in 1918. The announce­ movement to our eastern and west­ wum a display of millinery of dis­ The meeting was held In tho coun­ Minutes of last meeting read and avenue. Building tft lie occupied for ment concerning the second draft, ern markets on celery, lettuce und tinctive originality and fascinating ty commistioners room at the court a period of not less than -‘fiw years expected soon from Proyost Mai- vegetables, our farmers will jiuffer a styles of today and tomorrow. * house nnd was well attended by adopted. • those from other counteia und from On motion of F. L. Miller, second­ by.. the Crown Paper Company, slial General Crowder, may outline loss of not less than half a million Sunday at the Baptist. Temple Sanford and Seminole county. Tho ed by R. .A. Newman nnd rarried manufacturers of tissue nnd paper the manner in which less than one dollars -within the next forty-five days, nnd the same delays in trans­ million men—probably not much, wraps. Construction to begin .with­ the following sixcertificates were Sunday, March 1 0 th, has been set follow ing letter was read and. rcaolu- . ordered cancelled, good cause being in thirty days, nnd any land not oc­ in excess of 800,000—are to be sum­ portation,. uffecting this sectibn is apart by ‘.the Baptists of Florida as tion adopted by*n vote of 18 to 2 : cupied at end of five years for ware­ moned gradually ‘during the year to common today all over the state. * n special "Camp Day" anti on this To tho County, Tnx -Assessors of * shown for said action:. , complete the existing organ! zr. 110n• Florida. , ‘ . ~ — • Since lust December a close study day an offering will be made in nil Certificate No. 33 tax of 1902, house shall he deeded hack to llie Cjty of. Sanford, less a clearance of Delay in the announcement*ns to the churches and Sun.lqy schools for Gentlemen:, * . . of (lie transportation situation • dis-. tot II, Hlk. a. Tier 3. •Thu county tax asscssura of Flor­ t’ertlficate No. 20 tax of 19(1.1, 30 feet on norih end. City attorney (he next draft is understood to he closes us the mniii cause for- these the purpose of helping put worthy is hereby instructed to prepare nee- due to unrerluinty ns to what serious delnys one prominent fucror: and conse.-rate.J pastors in the mill* ida, at n meeting of th<; -Association !,„• M. Hlk. 3. Tier 3. , Certificate No. II, tax of 1901, r*.-urv died of conveyance without metIiimI jif .dinting quota-. as to the The overloading of engines. Today tnry camps of Florida for service field in Jacksonville on December warranties, and city engineer is states is to fie followed. Tfie senate solid cars of vegetables under refrig­ anil (‘hristiun coefort. This is an 19tIt and 20th. 1917, adopted for L. .r :i, Hlk. Tier A. • Certificate 'No. Ifi tax of 1900. Lot iierelij.’ instructed to survey nnd pre­ already lias passed, and tfie house eration (fiat under normal condi­ appeal made directly to tho Bap­ purposes of assessment of taxes for pare proper description for city n*- military coitrtniltee fins favorably tion- and service should make tla- tists of the state And also to every 1913, the same schedule used in :i. |!ll>. 7. Tier A. And I lie may i.r and city reported ati amendment to tfie law trip from Sunfirrd to New 5 orl. not patriotic citizen to h.-ip. More than 1917. EXCEPT ‘j’llAT RANGE • Certificate No. 20 tax” of 1900. Lot j i,it. - it.: , . • clerk are hereby instructed to exc- to base the quota on the number of Inter than the fifth morning out, are 5,(100 of the (toys in the camps of CATTLE ARE TO.BE ASSESSED 3, Hlk*. .i, .Tier A. , i i • i i w , , t . r.dicate No. II tax of 1908. iI.oi, co e deed in behalf of the ( itv of „ men in elans one. instead of upon the now consuming from eight to iwtlve l-'l.iri.la are Baptist boys,, but it AT $8 00 PER HEAD INSTEAD , ,, _ Iter A. . I Sanfifd. (>. I' llisliop in iiav 3. Hlk. / all total registration of u stale. This du}--. and in doing tfii->, lonu enurelv slioul.l not l»- und.-fstn.ttl tfiat an OF Jti.OO. a:, i-i 1917. s • ; nei'essarv expenses in (lie trunsf. r of change is regarded as certain to fie marl- day iiit ill ity an 1 fr.->|ii.-utly oll.-rli made in tliis way is to* l.e Bear in mind that ..liter property ( , ruinate No. 07 tax Of 1999. Lot I aj|| „r, A n d .any additional made, but to avoid /urtli.-r delay d .-’ii all mi in bud shape, spi-ilt in helping Baptist boy* alone is to be assessed on same basis ns in rear It .1. hlk. 7. Tier A. ^ [building to be constructed hereafter schedules of allotments under fiotli eve ry man in the camps will re- 1917, and you arc here by required whir! .-sr1.' it t lie tirowe> or sfiipCertificate No. 10> tax . . . ela»s i . . ... .of, 1913, . —.hull lie id the same and, rfi.-irficncfit from the offering to carry out this agreement in every * systems are ready to go out as soon reive per hi vitig to pro. lu<-. a. ldi.loll.il |,1„ t •!■{, Blk ti, Chappell s. Addition. t aider . as \t, at >house , ,in ,he, eon-1. rin H .. it, •' . . . as tinal action is taken. iiiu.l.-. u fr.-iglit i money wit li Inch to pay detail,- i*n order that uniform assessI'i-riilicate No. 19 tnx of 1911. Lot Ji m n i i ' d..i i i i e l.v 1 IColl • ill as follows: K..r this occasion Sunday the Sun­ mcntH may rcn.ill, and tfie burden of As to the <ate of tfie second draft, i charge* 7. lilt.. :«. T L -r 9 . 1 Ayes, (’• II. Dm.geo. It. A. Newman. „ l,lllulv these ........ • Cerlilirule No. 202 tax of 1915. (J. F. Sinitli. Jno. Adams, \V. A members "f congress from ugrieul* To „distribute abnormal tie- day school will make a special nlfcr- taxation lie properly distributed Luis 5 und *4. Hlk. 12, Tier A. . • Lelllcr and Roy Symes. Nays. none. tiirul sections have been practically |„‘ys. a check of yards and service ing nnd the pastor, Rev. M. M-^among tfie several counties in Florassured that no withdrawal of men between Sanford and New York Massey has arranged with the choir i.lu. C I. Wing, sidewalk, I.ien No. 2’-*, Councilman W. A l.cfller offered from civil life was contemplated Cit.v was made last December, and director to have an excellent pro­ \\‘e urge you to spurj^ no effort in Lot \ Hlk. 8, Tier 1. • the* following rrsnlutinb which was which would embarrass harvesting. bus since been followed up, and it gram of song and music, some spec­ ussessing all personal property, ns Cdininunicalion from Geo. A. De­ unanimously adopted, to-wit: It lias been indicated, however, lhut was found that movements between ial numbers by the double quartet we believe n considerable amount (rt puties with reference to attorneys’ Resell veil. That whereas the city of a relatively small number of men given points or terminals that should nnd an instrumental and vocal solo personal property has cat-apod taxa­ fee* in collecting paving Jien from or two for good measure. Rev. Mas­ must be called to the colors prior to • Mrs,. Alma Slpnhulser was read and Sanford, Florida, is vitally interested June 1 anil tliilt process tuny start consume around six to e i g h t sey also tins prepared whole-hearted tion in the past. in the proper upkeep of roads in und hours, and thiit this is . caused'in on motion R. A. Newman, seconded Thanking you, we* are sermons fur tills day. In tin* morn­ by G. F. .Smith, clej-k was instructed surrounding the city, nnd wherca-d in April wlu-n equipment, clothing many cases by trains bring side­ ing he will use the sulijeft “ Help Yours truly, and quarters will be avyilabje. tracked |>otwccn terminals because to draw voucher in favor of Geo. A. the. brick roads in portions of th, . * TH E TAX'CM M ISSIO N .' ' from the Sanctuary," while nt the The men are needed to fill up to of tliefr lieifig caught on the "six- evening hour. 7:30 o’clock, the sub­ I)i <'uttc.s for Jfi.Oft, being t-he amoun city put down by the county’ oe John Neel, Chairman full strength divisions slated (or tccir hour" law. ‘due to overloaded ject o f the discourse will I*.- "Tin|»i<s f. r 16.00, being •?*>’ SiTninole re in a very bad slate It J Patterson . repair and ,-ltow iiuinisi..kab|e rviarly departure t» Kurope and nisi. I... ..motives. It is u well known fact Patriot's Prayer." 'Needless to say *r ini of ^attorney's fee in collecting J V. Burke. itenee of not having been properly for field army and corps troops not (fiat th.- average lo.-«im.»liv«- .if tin tfiat the subjects used indicate ser­ iai lit'n. Resolution defining full cu-tli valuo constructed, therefore be it resolved attached to divisions. ... . * 20-inch cylinder type isj designed t» mons of no little moment and the for 1918 assessment:. i iuiiiniinicution from F. I*. Itinca by tho city council of. the city of handle hilt over 1200 tons of freight in regard to certain information re­ Sunfurd. Florida, in regular session The replacement detachments also* on track having nothing heavier ushera at the Temple Sunday should Resolved, TlintrU is the sense of quired by council was read and* or­ nFsctnhlcd do petition th/Honornblf must go forward at an accelerating than one pec cent grades, and it is be prepared for n filled house. this convention thal wo ull hereby dered.filed. • . • Board of ‘Counry Commissioners o- rale since' American troopa are ac­ further n fact that these locomotives 'agree to assess for 1913, ull thn real tin motion G. F. Smith, seconded Seminole county, Florida, to erne tually bolding a sector of -the French ar being given daily everywhere A Distinguished Visitor estate in carli county at 50 per rant by It A. Newman nnd carried, it ploy tho best available legal talent front and men are being killed o r 14,-um sixteen hundred to two thou­ Sanford. Florida will have a, dis­ of its value, and the personal prop­ w.v ordered that a six inch sewer be to enforce any and all elnims or de­ wounded in action every dny. sand lonu »f freight, anil tluil this tinguished visitor when Ex-Guv. J. erty as follows: lam from alley between Sanford ave- mands that the county may have Tlje completion of the full pro­ prnrttce is dirqctly .responsible for Frank *l|unly of Indiana, presiden­ Farm pnqics, $20.00 to $50.00 each nii< 4 ml Cypress avenue to nnthrh against the road contractors on ue gram of the war depart ment without railroad conditions ns they exist tial nominee of tfifi Prohibition par­ Horses, $50.00 to« $100.00 each. • * M'h of Fifth street. . count of said road not having been creating any additional divisions t iilay. The railroads knew this and ty in tfie last election, and president (Continued on rage 4) . An ordinance nmending Section ‘properly constructed. Be "it further probzbly will absorb in the neighbor­ practical men know the results, Inti of the Flying Squadron Foundation possibly, because of n reason, since speaks in the Congregational church 22.5 id the Revised Ordinances of the !resolved, (hat this res: la l ion he hood of 000,000 men. AMERICANS ARE THERE government ownership nr operation on Sunday, Mareh 10, 3 p. nt. The City of Sanford with reference to the spread upon the minutis of tho The last increments of the first width of sidewalks was placed on its council and a copy sent to the board draft now in'process of mobilization has become effective,-,- the’ railroad wi-il. known statesman and orator Take Up New PosIRon And Strafe third reading and read in full. Vote of • county commissioners of Sem­ totaling ahovt 800,000 men are be­ owners and operators wish to con­ comes to speak in behalf of the Germans • • • on passage of said ordinance as fol­ inoin county; Florida, to be rend at ing used to fill regular and national tinue these methods regardless of re- cause, to which' he has dedicated his American troops have now takanlife, that of the p r o h i b i t i o n of the up another position on tlie* front in lows: Aye’s, none. Nay’s, C .. 11. their meeting to be held March' 5, guard', divisions shown -by their ef­ sulis. Dinge'e, G:# F- Smith, R. A. New* 1918. * # ficiency reports to be available .for Florida this seasdn will turn obt licensed liquor traffic. Ho should, France, nud with their usual busi­ man. F. L. Miller, Jno. Adams, Roy C. II. Dingee, Pres’t duty abroad. Some jof the men arc approximately .fifty .thousand cars and no doubt will,, lip heard by u ness like, mulbods already have (rua.Syrncis: * Thereupon *the • president > -jj . A. Newman •v ; • being* used ‘to fill bp the. special' of foodstuffs and perishable freight large audience* ^biofc only <loe». BJs :tfatVcf*an' attempt fry ihn (Jerroarta of the council proclaimed by the . G. F. Smith • ' forces, although an additional source fur distribution to the nation, and' of ciuse deserve truch, but the standing to raid thrir trenches. • Tho new po­ vote of the council they had rejected * ; Jno. Adams of supply for highly specialized, tech­ nil. yearn this should he the banner of the man duscrvica it. Those.who sition is somewhere . in Lorraine.* the ordinance. W. A. Lelllor . nical units Is being used continu­ one for the farmer nnd producer, do not believe in prohibition, hon­ Altogether, more than eight ntilca of Boy Symes • , In view of the comihg meeting of ously. This is by special drafts of hut as things stand now, with rail­ estly. differing along tho lines of prac­ trenches are now being held by . * Council men. the railroad commissioners with the particularly quulifiod men of the road facili.ies virtually fallen down, ticability, und not morals stlnuld also Americans on tho western front. Soot hern Bell Tel. & Tel. Company Communication from R. Hudspn trades'necessary. Orders were issued a big portion of tbesi- fifty thousand *l|,ur Governor Hardy. Every manly From launders to the SwrxiNjjorder fur the purpose of discussing a pro- Burr, in,reference to the meeting of today to local hoards calling for 528 ears will Ituve freight bills attached man dt-sircs to hear hot It sides -of a artillery duels of more or haux vio­ P'i-h' iI raise in the prices of telephone the railroad commissioners and artisans of various sorts for non- to them after.sales, us is already the question. lence arc taking place on rarfouti sec­ service, the president of the council Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Company, committant units. Governor Hnnly hnH made a great tors, and here and there raiding par­ rase, and wilt certainly not serve ns on motion of, R. A. Newman, bcc- stnting that same had been post­ Even with all of the first draft encouragement to the farmer to fight for tho temperance enuxe. He onded by G. F. Smith and carried, poned from March 13 to April 17, men mobilized there are consider­ plant, even normal acreage of food­ is naturally n fighter nnd poaxenses ties of both sides are frequently Ln appmnteil the following a committee 1918, was read nnd ordered filed. such ammunition us ~ abllity.' aml .operation__ The British . have %ae*. able deficiencies uniong the national stuffs this spring nnd summer. to draw up a resolution of protest to Courage, combined with energy and ccssfully rarried out forays against On motion W. A. Loftier, seconded army and xorno of the nntlonal guard the Germans east of Hullccourt and Wo propose to leave nothing un­ present to the railroad commission­ by G. F. Smith and carried, that divisions. The first purpose of tho determination to make a ghod fight. near Lens, in which latter sector tho done toward securing better move­ ers at their meeting. Committco to- the proceeds from tho recent $33,000 second draft will be to make up this lie is a man of pleasing personal­ Germnns for tho past few days hav­ ment, The shippers ate entitled to *it: (L F. Smith and R. A. Newftian. bond.issue be held in tact for n eprl- shortage. it, and since it is evident that such ity and an orator of unusual ability. ing been heavily shelling them., ■ bn rno'llon of G. F. Smith, sec- od of 30 days. is easily possible, it is proper, for No charge will bo made and it Is Although (lie snow has ceased, ondid by R. A. Newman and car­ On motion Boy Symes. seconded Sunday at Congregational Church every one to take an interest-In this expected that tho auditorium* will there has boon hut little activity on ried. council adjourned. by G. F. .Smith, hnd carried, chair­ . "Ilao thn Church a Mrssage .for matter and help the producers of prove inadequate to seat all thoso tho chief American sector, northwest man of finnncp committco is hereby, the IIOHr?" will ho- the subject' at our state. If a maximum-tonnage who will want to hear him. of Toul. The* men of both slrfcn have ------------------------rating for locomotives Is established « Sanford, Fla.; Mch. 4, 1918. ’ instructed to place the proceeds of the morning service at 11 o'clock. kept to*' their trendies and there City council of the city of San- the recent $33,000 bond issue In , “Seventeen Cents n Day," wi|l be and enforced, almost over night will Ground Glass In Prunes ‘ . have been only spannodic exchanges, ord, Florida, met on the above dnto equal parts In eacli of the banks of .he evening subject.. That Is all It show us a 60 per cent* improvement ‘ Marionette, Wls., March C. — of ahrlla. in regular session at 7:30 p. in. the city of Sanford, at interest. eosls to save some lives from starva­ in railroad service, and this jm-thod Prunes may lie abolished in the fnmGerman reinforcements continue to •’resident, C. If. Dingec, president It was moved and seconded tha- tion. Christ counted not His life tfil automatically within a few ily fare In the homes of this city and lie sent up behind the lines in Bel­ and (‘ouncilmen It. A. Newman, G. the necessary parts required for the d e a r ‘unto Himself that lie might be weeks, eliminate terminal congestion Menominee us n result of the discov­ gium and Franc**, according to Ucn. b ^nuih, Jno. Adams, W. A. Lef- street sweeping machine be pur­ our Savior. Miss Edieth Stewart and afford at least a 20 per cent in­ ery of ground gla.%s in a shipment of . , , . . . . . i Maurice, director of military-operafier »nd Roy Symes. Absent, F. L. chased by the city. will sing at this evening service,, creased car efficiency.—Jacksonville tho fruit received by a local grocer. llon, at lho nriUlh wnr o(ncc> At Miller. Minutes of last meeting . On motion W. A. Lefflcr, seconded which begins, at -.‘•sven. The Chris­ Metropolis. thrqugh a commission house which present, he says, although the ' ene­ read, and adopted.' • obtained it -from California. by G. F. Smith and carried, the ap­ tian Endeavor meets nr-G:16 and has my has aixteen -more divisions than Mr. Miller camo before tho coun- pointments by tho mayo^ of R. C. fo r'its topic4"Making‘ the Most of Quality Shop Opening the alllra along this front, the allied eil and asked that he he allowed to Maxwell, treasurer and assessor, Ja». Ourselves." 'The young people are Tho.Quality Shop held the first Reports from the potato belt of troops arc numerically stronger and redeem’hie back taxes a t face value C. Roberts, clerk and collector, W. getting up boxes \o send to their spring millinery showing <Tuesday St. J 6hna county aaya that apuda are also hold the upper hand in riflra, °< certificates. Said request was A. TUli*. chief of police and A. D. companions who aro i n ' the army and the 8 hop- never looked finer In now aeveral inches high and are gtins and aircraft, hut th a t thla addenied. * . . ’ . Smith, sanitary.Inspector, la hereby service. Gifts are to be brought tbe beautiful decorations under the growing yith rapidity. St. Johna periority la diminishing. The major Sunday evening. * • ’ • • skillful hand of A. D. Parrish* who county haa the largest acreage plant­ preparation of the enemy for a Mg ^Communication from Mr. G. D. approved and confirmed.has exceptional* talent in decorating. ed to potatoes thla year in its his­ offensive are now more or less com­ •Buhop, secretary and treasurer of . On ‘ motion R. A .. Newman, sec­ Mrs. Wren McGuin will sssist In Palmji and flowers and plants gave It tory. Rain (a needed, b u t nearly all plete, and.the allies must watch for Crown Paper Company,, statlng-that onded by G, F. Smith and carried J»hey would have to Itava Sanford 11 that the city pay the prem ium on ths'LyM um benefit ooncert Tuesday the real loeal color and tb* white of the farmers have irrigating fa'dl- the total preparations which slgtalsuitable location eould not be ob- bond renewals of treasurer and aa- evening, March .19. People Jove to enameled finish of* the ahop added Itlee and a drouth haa no terror* for ata the approach of In attack, Gma(Continued on Page 4) Hear bar. * * * that clean and cool appearance that UK“"’ I them. Ulned on account of their preterit • * leral Maurice said. i . . , , • 4 �•' PAGE JDQHT LYRIC THURSDAY Neglected Wife” Episode Opens at Lyric Theatre Thursday Margaret Warner,....,—...Ruth Roland Horaeo Kennedy. ..Rolnnd Rottomiey Mary. Kennedy.TV....... Corene Grunt Edgar Doyle......... — Nell Hardin Frank Norwood . Philo McCullough Ruth Roland, one*. of the most popular stars on the motlbn picture •m en will appear for the flrat time In her new aerial,‘. VTHe’ Neglected Wife” a t the Lyric Theatre Thurs­ day. '• . * • "The Neglected Wife” ia a thrill­ ing atorv dealing with the complex problem* of married life and baaed on Mabel Herbert Urner'* fiynoua hovels "Tho Journal-of a Neglected Wife” and "Tho Woman Alone.” . .The first epialde.is entitled, "The Woman Alone” and it ahowa Ruth Roland in a deeply interesting and moving'aitUfctioM supported' by Rol­ and Bottomlcy, the celebrated Eng­ lish star, Neil Hardin, ono of the best heavies on the screen, (iorene Grant and Philo McCullough. The aerial was produced in the ■unshino of California by Ualboa from the acenarioa of Will M. Ritchey, tho author of the two orig­ inal stories- on which Mlsa Roland's previous aerial successes "Who Pays?” and the "Red Circle” were The story In brief is as follows: ' Horace Kennedy, a successful law ycr is slowly drifting from his atten tive and loyal wife Mary, for n< apparent reason savo that sho is fading and he is fbsing Interest in her. . ' ' On the charge made by Margurct Warner, a struggling magazine writ­ er. Kennedy disbars Attorney Doyle, contending that as a man must pro- • For 1 L< ,C. Smith Tyn(»>iii. Ai. M: Stewart, 717 Eait Seconds!' ' - ■i ' ’ ' ' 5^3t> Rhodo Iatand Red eggn for i. The Hfmse that Pleases Wm. FOX Presents VIRGINIA PEARSON "Stolen Honor' WEDNESDAY PAULINE FREDERICK — IN — * “ Double Crossed” (No Advance In Prlee) , How to Wrlle.Novels _ .. •Hard, work, the use of every me­ chanical device possible to aid in writing,' unceasing observation and absolute simpleness and sincerity— these are the things that make a suc­ cessful writer, according to Mabel Herbert Urner, who has more read­ ers among the newspaper public of America than any other woamn writer. —For Sale—A- six room home lot, west side Laurel avenue, tween Sixth and Seventh streets. 1C per cent Investment. A. De 97 (Washington Avc., Oil City, The Neglected Wife’ — rN — tcct tho honor of his wife nnd home, so must we.guard our courts from prowling jackals. Because of hix wmasterly handling of the disbarment -case, a magazine requests Kennedy to write twilve articles' dealing' with the subject*. Mary persuades him against his wishes to write there articles, sug­ gesting that she will take his. <ii lo­ tion on the typewriter. She proves an insulllcien* helper nnd the lir-v "Inspiration ia welcome,' -says Mrs. Urner. . "A successful writer depends more upon technique and willingness to persevere. -Note-, books, indexes, stenographers, scrap­ books utc the tools of the writer's trade," says-Mrs. Urner. Human lives, not the .stories about them, should be the source for strong fleyion, Mrs. Ufiter • thinks. The heart gripping noycls she believes are those which deal with the or­ *Yot M r m t r r L ri lili N f r * dinary lives of ordinary people, the' T o lfi« .P rm n f-rn tfr V oter* of h’e m ln n lr T o .: tiy a n n n u n r r my ra n d ld a rv for re p ­ tales of the homely tasks and the re sIe nl.rre ta tiv e in th e next F lo rid a r lc K i'la t u r e fro m S em in o le c o u n t y . r u L jt r t to th e d e m ­ unromnntic hut nevertheless poig* o c r a tic p rim a ry to Ur held Jp u i Ith « f Ihla nnnt sorrows and tho undramatir, ‘year*, and In v it e fvAir ro n -id rra tio n of my M uallflratione. hut still the more real loves of you | Ite « p e rtfu ll)’. J. J. DK KINSON. and me. It is the inlimntc touch, thy rela­ For the Legislature tion of tin incident that parallels one I In sjus issue among the political thut you and 1 have known in our announcements, Frank I.. Woodrtil! own lives, that makes the highest announces his candidacy for the art! in I lie work.of Mrs* I'rner. And legislature. Mr Woodruil is the fyptin- way to. lie able to write such resentative now*, having serveil a stories site sajs is to lie brave, brave term in the legislature and i.* wiiiing snough to break away front the path that* bus been trodden down by th e ; to stand on his past record. Bead fei't of other authors, courageous liis announcement in this issue. enough to explore for one-self tin* maze of the lives of ordinary people Single or Double Entry B o o k k e e p i n g it is tho 'obvious that is overlooked I N U M I I I U I . • f A If I N KIISI111* - N T l M k ' O l ’K N K D . I I A L A N C K U - C U I K M ) by so many writers in their search S m a ll N r t a l l o o k a <ornplcfrl> W o f k d ) tit the unusual thut Mrs. I'rner has |)oyle forced out of his prtlfession t'o l l c r i l u n * r l c . o n ( ' o m m l s a j u n . A r r w o n ta n t seized for Iter own. in an interview j conjinues his work in the field of I*. O . I l o t M 2 crooked stork jobbing, Inking the recently she gave her own theory of j the trivial, in its relation to litera - 1 ture. . "Ilnve you ever thought how amazingly interesting it would he if a child could he raised and in Siyne way educated without ever being al­ lowed to read a line of fietion?" she | asked. J ."Let hint live liut/hot re.vl. Then at> the age of maturity U'fTiim write a novel. What un.'int.cnsoly interest­ ing novel that would be! U All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a "He will'd write without being humpored, consciously or uncon­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum sciously, by all the restrictions of the Charge 25 CenUt. hooks he hnd ever read. All tho In answering an advertisement limitations- wo have unconsciously where no name is mentioned in tho absorbed he would never know. All the trite observations, that even the ad. •please do not ask The Herald (or information as to the identity of best authors junbody in. their work, the advertiser. Usually we do , not would not 1)0 part of his stock in know who tho advertiser is and if trade. He would not lie cursed with we do wc arc not allowed to givo the tendency to keep on expressing, out this ipformation. Simply write with withthc tendency to keep a letter* and address it as *per in­ with slight variations wlint has be structions in tho ad. expressed so many, times before, lie would be able to get away from FOR SALE "type." He at least would have the A FINE FIVE ACRE TRACT courage of his thoughts. . "O nly bnetr hnvc’ I hnd anything O F'.TrLED LANIX WELL WA­ like nil the courage of mine. But TERED. NOW IN* CROP FOR that one story I think I wrote un­ MAY DELIVERY, AT 12,750.' hampered nnd uninfluenced by any­ TERMS. A. P. CONNELLY. * .6G-3lc thing I have ever read or by the fear tlint 1 would not he understood. For Sale—A few thousand Liv­ And it was because I wrote it for ingstone Globe tumutos, $ 1.00 a myself, with the grim determination thousand. George Molt, Evergreen t/int 1 would write one story the way Avc. 56-2lp I wanted to write it—and then For Salo—Globe tomato (Hunts for never try to publish it. For I felt no immediate ijcllycfy,^ Price SI.25 per one would' publish it. __ . "As it hnppened,. my literar thousand. Alex Foster, Geneva ave­ • 50-3tr agent called n few dnys ^ator; and nue. this manuscript wns lying on my Cabbage plants fdr salq.—See C, II. Le flier. GG-tf For Sale—Beet plants, 100 or J 2.00 per thousand Portln Bros., Wagner', .Kin. For Sale—Thoroughbred Kh'w Island eggs far hatching, $1.r,0 p setting. W. M-" Haynes. |sqf For Sale—Whiolosalo fish bmlntH, consisting, of launches, boats, r.etj, houses, etc. C. L, .Vincent. 43-tf For Rent—Furnished room. No. French. | Prairie Pony For sale. Thr** years old. Broken to ride. Can W seeU at Lemon .BiulT near <>*te«*a. T. A. Tice, Osteen, Fla. '.J-Tin For Bent — Furni.ihed*'It*■m* i room*, Magnolia Avc., clu'e is. Address "Horne,” c-o Heralit For Rent—Three ollire. rosci fronlin g on First street. M-t tin siruhlc nffircs in city. Se\.r.. I other giinil odice rooms fn same ! ■li’dier. Yuwt II St Speer. , 2 l-tfr For Sale. —Two good i. 1 • • Hr -ale cheap. ' It. B. I.ym L i; •> 1 *.♦/Jr Box 21.*0 Sanford F!:«. FO R R E N T For Ucqt—Furnished rooms (< light houxukoeping,-117. I.uuril At CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LISTEN W e have O pened a C leaning, P re ssin g an d T a ilo rin g De­ p a rtm e n t in connection w ith o u r store u n d er th e p erso n ­ al direction of M r. C. A. W hiddon P h o n e 104 and give us a tria l. P ro m p t • ’ • ■ . . • . • • ' • * * service and reasonable prices. All ■ * . * w o rk called fo r and delivered. SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. . *,c** For Sale or Trade—Fine hig horse 8 years .Old, Will work in plow, buggj or wagon, Also good ‘'ball -heariag buggy’and wagon, and sets of huness. See Jack Collins or phone 397-J. , ‘ • 52-tfc When JVIcn Arc Tempted RUTH ROLAND . "Redemption” t o nn r.;. n r . ___ . For Sale-Ten acres hammock land on Cameron avenue, right |a the heart of the celery delta, tjj, farm joins railroad loading atatios; Three acres cleared. Must be told to close an estate. If interested write F. J. McDannel, Owouo Michigan. ______ 53-tfe ' THURSDAY COMING “ HONOLULU LOU” Musical Comedy—March l lth . For Sglo—16 H hand farm or dri horse, weight 1350 lbs. Inquire L Bruhdey.' ” • TONIGHT EVEL>N NESRIT COMING TO THE LYRIC THURSDAY. MARCH 14th -Myth 6. lijt For Salp—Tomjito plants ready to set, 75c per 1,000. D. Lea' .W est Side. Phone 370. 56-2tp WANTED Wanted—Work of any kind by i sober, reliable married man, ■>.' >rin of age. •Prefer some kind <>f otf.r« work. Experienced-bookkeeper iri No: I penman, who desires to laciti in Florida. Will accept itr.ulmtt salary, with opportunity depenatil on uhilily. Address J. It. Mo»rl#y. 247 Gurdon St., Laurens. S. * . • ' £5-.1tp Furnished Rooms by Day or Mohth—Park aVcnuc’ North Park uvenue, over L. ips St Co. drug store . Mr* IJart, manager.*.. ; Found—Roll ol hills. Owner :»• tify Herald Office. • DKPAIITMI’.NT OP U. S. U n d .Offlci at 0»f 1913 . m *d # H o m i*te i» l K n R y * for • Woman’s Club Notes • • The March basinets meeting of the club will he held on Wednesday, March Gth at club house. On this occasion tlfc election of ofilcers for the ensuing year will take place anil it is urged upon each ‘member to he present. * l’*H. Urn. tb it A U tyjJ W. riaVU'of C*n*vV Vl*, * h " ?" Nolle* ,1- b rrtby h B it J f lt | bf N W M t Bret ton « . . Cut flowers for sale—Pansies, vio­ to », •n»ps» s* K, Tsiisbsssc* llltd nolle* of loteutlon to ***»? 1 ^ lets, nasturtiums, roses, etc. *Call yhss r * r prool to n ls h lU b el»ln< •» ■ b o v * it r s r r t b H b *fr* C I*rV C l r f j ' t ^ Mrs. .Kate Stewart, phone 260-W; . 56-3 tc "Bred, to Lay" Burred Rock eggs /or hatching, $5.00 and $3.00 per setting from prize winning pens: Utility $1.50 per 15, $G.00 per hun­ 10-Tuf- A Pri-tOlp dred. A few choice White Wynn DEPARTMENT O r TUB iNTrstoi 0 . B ..U »d OIBe* at dotte and Barred Rock Cockerels $3:00 and ,$5.00 each if‘taken quick. Nolle* (• b***by ilvsa tb*t T#™ ^ J l i . loniwood, P U , * b ^ on |ir Keystono Poultry Yards, Longwood; mad* Artistic Treat for Sanford H orn-.tod E slrv H*- ®i t W * .. 56-tfc N U et BW H, B W I f ‘ " V «!«•, The recital to be given Monday Fla. BB m , Brett** a?,” T*«Mblo* evening by Mra. Jessie Eldridger ‘ For Sale—1000 lbs new celery *0 t . T a lls k M M * W « H d l» n . k M ®l»o ^ laU ntlon l* Bouthwlck, one of the^lnatructora at wires. F. A. Stone, Eighth and Oak. of t* **UbU*b claim *o * * • , } • • * • '* ; ,ti» rrtbad, h*for* Clark C lr* f t |||l- . Emerson .College of Oratory and the ford, H a.. m U i Sth dap cl ApH'. »” • . 1 * 65-tf Claim ant name* as wUaaaaoi ( wife of Henry Lawrence Southwick, . W . E a ttia lm rr TUthe preaident of Emeiaon and hlm- * For Sale—Ford Touring Cfcr, De^ - CCharlta Uainbart s l . U s i w j f •elf a celebrated Shakesperalan.inter- mountable wheels. Good condition. preter ia'an opportunity too good to Bargain.. Phone 6 .' P. 6 . Box 983. be mlaaed. The Literature, Dspart. ' * 65-tf * �THB BANfORD HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUN CH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR. RESPO IiDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY^-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD W. L. Woodworth la leaving Sun­ day night for his home In Watertown, N. Y., after spending the win­ ter at the home of hla nephew, W. W. Dressor. Mrs. Bush and aon, Reece of Al­ " Mr. and Mra. j ; W.* Wynh' of Kis- bany, Ga.,'are gutala of her brother, aimmeo spent Suhday , with home Aahley Purvico and wife at Cameron folka, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Andrews of Mr. Wallace Wheeler la entertain­ ing* hla ^incle. and aunt, Mr. and Celery avenue had aa guests Mr. M ri. W. C. Wheeler of Louisville, Andrews* brother and wife, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Andrew# of Kenncbiirk, , Mrs. C. C. Humphrey and Mra. Maine. Mra. G. C. McGougj*! and daugh­ Martha Smith were spend the guest guests of Mra.’ M. E. Smith Friday. ter, Mrs. N. N. Swanson are at the Mrs. J. II. Wynn and children ■tato fair' In Jacksonville this week were the week end 1 guests of Mrs. and w illgo on to Waycross for an over Sunday visit with relatives. Ed. Nelghblack of the west side. Horace Chorpening is leaving sAbn Theo. Bryant of Longwood waa the guest of his sister, Mrs. ■R. B. for Cleveland, Ohio, to resume his position‘he left some months ago Lynch this week. Tho Itdios of Ehcncxer. church PAOLA ITEMS met Wednesday afternoon and gave P. C. Toner left very unexpected­ the church a much needed cleaning. Everything is in filnu shape and Rev. ly, last week for'Lstrobr, Pa., called G. C. Hurendon will fill his regular home on account of the illness of his 1 appointment here Sunday*. Services brother. Mr*. Osenr Pearson left last Sat­ at 11 a. m. and 7:il0 p. m. All inurday to Join her, husband at Key West. Mrs. Clark Pearson expects to leave Saturday for' Key West EAST SANFORD Rev. Arthur S. Peck has his usual* also. Mm. W. W. Long qf Sanford is appointment at Moore's Station the guest of Mrs. C. F. Cooley here church Sunday, Mnr. 10th. The sorin! at Moore's Station this week. Mrs. Wamhol of Atlanta, (la., re­ church lust Friday evening wus turned to her home Saturday after a quite a success both as nn entertain­ ment nnd financially. Nearly $ 1-1.00 very pleasant visit with her sister, was clearrif for the organ -fund. An Mrs. A. W-McGuirt.*. Born, to Mr., aruf Mrs. II. F. apron am* necktie social is being famines a little son on* February 14. planned to take place soon. Mr. and Mrs, W. 1. Clark, Miss Tiie Red Cross meeting s for March will take place at the home Margaret and Mrs. Wm. Bulloeli of Mra.‘C. Boyce-Bell on Richmond motored to Orlando Saturday. avenue. Miss Mary Lee Smith of Johnson.' Mr. and Mrs. 1. E. Estridge were Fin., is the guest of Miss 1'earl Gar­ at Dr. Master’s sanitarium Sunday wood. at Port Orange. The Doctor was Mr. Murtzhiirger, who lias, been much pleased Eslridge's here on 11 .short visit, looking after ■* with Mrs. * improVemVnt, Klic was a pajicnt his interests, returned last Tuesday there several months. to hi* home in Indianapolis. I ml Mr. .and Mrs. W. W. Drsseor, GKAPEVM.I.E AND UPHAl.A daughter Helen and their guest, .W. Happenings .bn the 1st: •F. Woodworth are Spending Thurs­ Mrs. Stcdt spent a pleasant 1 day at Cnrohu dn Reach. - , ELD ER SPR IN G S M. M. Lord haa accepted the ‘fob to run the auto log cart for Mr, Brown.' It' la qtilte a eight to aee the big cart in use. It, looka like the mother of automobiles. ** in GrapevUIe. visiting a t the. homes of Mrs. H. G. Lundqulst and Mrs. Ballinger. . j .* Mrs., gertelson visited with Mrs. T. 0. T yner.. Mrs. Magnuson and Mrs. Erlcson were shopping in town. ^ Mrs. J. E. Lundqulst “left for a week’s visit In Jacksonville with her Garder and Aron and eEpecti to attend .the state fair. , Jesse-Thompson wheeled, to Mon­ roe to look after his garden. Elmer Tyner went gown'to WlnMdermere Saturday. j Rev. Erlcson gave ua a good ser­ mon Sunday, taking' for his text, "Where are the nine?" , . Nexf Sunday will be Rov. Swanbon’a day at the Lutheran church with services mqrning and evening. Sunday schbol as uausl at two at the Presbyterian.* ' •— We were all thankful.ftjr the need­ ed rain and hope for some more soon for our gardens. . . * Dsn Thompson, wife and children from the-East Side and their guests, King Piitlgetr And wife and baby of Kissimmee \vlsitcd hlq brother Jesse and wife Sunday. Clarence Bergquist is boarding for the present .with Mr. and Mrs. Le­ roy Hodgins.•\ ' ■ « The many friends of Mrs^ DeKorcst will be'plenscd to Itqow she Is improving after an illness .of* two or three weeks' duration. Norman Swanson wan a guest at the home of his parents on the 22nd. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins and tittle Alice were guests of Carl Pierson on n trip to Winter Pnrk nnd return on a recent Sundny. • ent. frg'iJL Swford, were I ta a n . Djn^ gee, Haynes and MAxwell. Rev. Stone of the Baptist church preached two Interesting and In* ■tractive sermons here last Sunday. The many friends here of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brojvft of Melrose were sad­ dened this week by the news of.the death of their infant son. *. Mr. Wiggins of Georgia is visiting his aunt and unde. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Adams werer visitors at Sanford one day'last week., 0 Mrs. Ira Starling and baby are on tho sick list this week. We hope for their speedy recovery. A fish fry was enjoyed by 'all Ge­ neva last Thursday evening a tfcthe popular picnic grounds at Lake Harney, given in honor of Miss Bessie and Mrs. Linton Patterson and Miss Clarice Hand. Don’t forget,the revival services at the M. E. church, beginning on March 20th. fldent_of,;th«LWorld> good* to f—d and clothe themselvee. That money did not mean everything and few people thikt Ihoney th it'hhad ad ltio n ey were as com­ fortable, and contented-aa those who w|th little money were content to do something for their fellow men, for their city, for their county and for their country. He cloaed a magnificent sermon with the jAlmnnition for all to seek first the kingdom of hesVen and all thiftga then would be made plain to them for "what proflteth it a man If he gain the whole world and lose his aoul." Ho also punctuated his sermtn with many good points taken from the present great war and that ser­ vice means so much to every man, womtn and qhlld and that service meana not only service to tho coun­ try in war and peace but service t 6 your church and your God. Seminole’s Roll of Honor D o o V y r^r.L T M o tt, F ra n k , . ? 1 bell, William Hartley, Floyd burn, Oscar DuBosc, Edwin , Dinkle- . “V\ Sam J. Pickens, Harry {{ ^ man, .B ryan Walker. Andrew j King, Charles Priester, Robt n Weeks, Walfred Pierson, V tJ i Perritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney# Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncin chell,. Drawdy Matthen, Lewis pT tins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Lo*. William B. Lynch/James II. l*. {• C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, L ' Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal George Htm^ John EJ. Hawkins Fred Ballard Cal Robert Willie Jo* Zapf , Ralph Geiger Harry Geiger . Fred Ballard Robert Hill * Eddie Potter , • Raymond McDonald' Carl McDonald Clarence Tetnplo Joe Guerry, 1 ’ William Shepard ’ , Carl Takach • Victor M. Greene First Lieut, Geo. G. Herring Second Lieut. Ralph Wight. Clarcnco Mahoney, Homer Wynt*, Walter Mason,‘ John Pcznld, p41J Pezold, E<lmond Stowe, Frank LoJ. ityt, ArthurLossJng. Berkeley Blackman Worthington Hlaekman' Wallace Grosby- . Henry Lee • Alvin Kendall # Brittain Juhnsun Joseph Wynn Karl Schults, Sherman Routh Collier Brown, ‘Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roumillat, Allan.Jonqs. Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, OscoV Rouse, C. J. Lawton, Jnmes'Purvia, William Hart ley, Wallaco Llpford, W. C, Temple Forrest Gatchel, Ed. Cameron, Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert T his‘is tinder the same manage­ Deane, Tcnny Deane, F. Fa Roper. ment that handled the .big Tampa ** * Army circus and it is expected by all that John Mumdl, Kenneth Murrell, The same, success that attended the Lo;lIo Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley Tampa event will crown our efforts, Walker, Dr. Ralph Slovens, Joe for no expense or labor will be spared ChlttenUen, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ by the Commercial. Club under' derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, whose auspices the big show'will be George McLaughlin; Harold Wash­ put on. burn, Albert Fry, James ' Estridgc, Crayon Wilt Help. All committees have been appoint­ George Hull, Thomas'Sullivan, W. When someone tins knock,*! a ed. about 200 local citizens as well A. Pattishall, Meade Fox, Ingram GENEVA NEWS In the wall paper copy the j upr Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Daniils at as indies liave volunteered -to take Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ place coloring of the figure with trap* liams, Vail Lovell,Martin Temple, tended" church in Sanford Sunday purt, all the professional circus acts nnd the spot will not show. Hubert Robinson. Arthur. Dirkins, have been engaged and rehearsals last., after which they were entertainJohn Lee, J. AS. t?tTord, Andrew ed’ul dinner liy Mr. and Mrs. Barber begin next Week. * on Magnolia avenue. The entire county .lias been billed Auliit, John Cater Lawton, ■Alfred and if you want to. have it real big- M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, J,oc Lewis, Miss Bessie Patterson nml Mrs. Arthur Lewis. Melville C. Tyler. J. Linton Patterson of Tumuli Hill. time why just come to Arcadia The F. Coates; Ernest Gorinlcy, Walter Ua., are the guests of their brother Aviation City on one of tho day# of Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam nnd wife, Mr. and Mrs. jC. E. Patter­ the Circus nnd see How Arcadia I’evehouse, Harry Carlson, C. E. son. Hunter, Wilson Miller, llarrotd Long Mtss Cjarice Hand of .Sanford is James Weaver Norman- Baker, Er­ Red Cress Notes visiting Mis* Helen Moran ibis nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. A called meeting of the executive Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy .Stafford, week. The Geneva Home Guards enter­ hoard of the Seminole Co'. Chapter T.ewtie Oglrshy,. Denslcr Stafford, T. tained the Clttiltiota Guards ‘and A. K. (’. was held upon Mch. 2, Mrs. O. Gillis, Willie O. Goolsby, Hnrrobl families ui a pork pilluti supper at W. D. Turner presiding. Mrs. Tur­ Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert K YOUR GROCER tho town hall last Saturday evening, ner stated that the object of the Merriwetlier, Robert Routh, Stnfmeeting was to give the purchasing after supper giving uh un exhibition of 1heir skill in drilling. Those pres­ comjfiittce funds and to, decide upon the. kind of material to purchase. Upon advice from headquarters that we specialize, this motion was offered by Mrs. McLaulin, seconded by Mrs. Krupp, that we specialize on bed shirt* until further instructions from headquarters. Carried. Mrs. Curlett moved that the pur­ chasing committee lie given $150.00, seconded by Mr*. Holly and carried. (’umimjlocation from Mrs. W. T. Wilson in regard to quilt to be raf­ fled off, laid un table. Can be used for so many different purjjoses on the Farm The janitor of the work room ten­ 1 dered his resignation. Left with Mrs Bolter book your order for Celery Wire and Cratc.Naits Speer to fill vacancy. Only a Limited Quanity Left ■ No’ further business meeting ufljou rned. Respectfully submitted. Annie L. Carter, Secy. Areadta Society Circus April 4, 5, 6 South Florida’s blggeat •event Js now so far advanced that it is an assured success.* Arcadia expects to do herself proud for three days dur­ ing the early part of next month when Kirkland's Big Society Circus and Exposition will be staged in that HOUSE COFFEE as Just What The Have Been Looking For WIRE BASKETS * Hod Cross Members January —Mrs. S. A.’ Wood, Mrs. Ernest Betts, Mrs. F. P. Runes, Miss Gladys Bryan', Mrs. M. M. Stewart, Mrs. J. P. Hurley, Mrs. W. M. Lovell, Mrs. C. J. .Ruraph, Miss Eliza Hume, Miss fjaidie Allen, F. P. Foster, T. ^ H o d g k in s , Miss Jean­ ette Hodges/ .Mrs. J. A. Vaughn, Mrs. W. F. Woodworth, Mrs. A. K. •Powers, -Alias Ruth Grier—-*-»*• ~ v February—Miss Helen -Dressor. Xndrew G. Haines, Mr#. Andrew G. Haines, Geo. Kingsley, Mrs. Mary J. Tal/raham, Mrs. L. II. Spencer, Aubrey Haight, Earl Haight, Jack Richards, Mark Richards, Mark Riciiards, Lohman Dallas, Kathleen -lorn' Mrs. N. II. Garner, M rs. F. M. McConnell, E. McConnell, Mrs. ». B. Calder, Mrs. C. C. Sanford, Mr*. J. II, Ferguson. H E Chandler C om p any 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. ^ T T h e Chandler for 19J. 8 offers real m ojor car w orth approached on ly by other cars selling for hun­ dreds of dollars more. There is no-• inflation inT rjnndier * -T1 price. And Chandler q u a rry is maintained in every detail. •■ ‘ ; SIX SPLENDID BODY TVPF-S * S e v e n -P a s s e n g e r 'to u r in g C ar, S I 5 9 5 i .’ ^ < '.• r>:’o r fh rails te r, $ 1 5 9 5 * - • ** * F o u r-P a sse n g e r S e v e n -P a ss e n g e r S e d a n , S 2 2 0 C i\. L im o u sin e, C o m e C h o o s e T o u r C h a n d le r N o w W. A. STRINGFELLOW XM L* SANFORD, FLORIDA C H A N D L E R M O T O R C A R C O M P A N Y , Cleveland; O, Santord Vulcanizing Works E. W. DICKSON 314 W. SANFORD,w FLA. * 1st ST.- PHONE * 67 AUTO TIKE& AND TUBES REPAIRED Auto Tires, Tubes anc} Anything for the T ires STARTING BATTERIES ALL-'REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED FREE' AIR SERVICE . MONEY VERSUS COMFORT Suiject of a Great Sermon Trenched II) Drh Brownlee Sundny Dr. Brownlee, pastor of tho ProsOyte.lin church preached a -aermon Sunday morning that should,have njcn heard by every citizen of .the oaidord section. It was on tho tub* tc» of Money and Comfort and was alien on the subject of tho present In up in prices of our products here -ind the fact Hint so many people aru apt to be bluo over the' pros­ pect* of the celery and lettuce crop. Dr.-Brownlee said that the gloom was go thick around the table at tjie hotel Sunday morning that you could cut It with a knife and he then launched Into the sermon of looking ahead for lht> better thing# In life and hot letUng the idea of money exclude all else. He cited many Instance# in hlitory where the really great men of the world had ■toggled along and* - made ' them­ selves famous although they never bad . and ' neveY wanted only tuf- Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily Elder Springs Water Has a'G uaranteed Purity of 99.98 Pdr Cent; * T. 0 . Charles Distributor PH O NE 338 .* iiTiiiillilS»:«iliilillii|lKHIIi)llilliiT! �■f&s ■ riF\r. 1 s p £ ,,_ . v :; - V •;'■ ••.;•. . .. • PAGE THEBE THE SANFORD HERALD the kaiser and the* devil, * tl *- ■ WILL occupy .DUAL THRONE, BUT NOT " IN GERMANY Some timo ago Tha Herald pub- creed since I camo to the throne lihed the letter from Satin to the The children in the schools are k.Uer written by a Crcaton, Iowa, taught to hate, all things not Gcr n u n . Here la the reply, • later work man.’ They arc taught th a t' Ger­ of the aame writer:* many Is invincible and anything Royal Palace, Berlin.— My pear that I do. la not wrong. I have dis­ guised It under the name of kultur. Lucifer: —Youf kindly letter" crived and IU content* noted. Un­ My. alliance jvith the /Tiitks was a deed, my dear SaUn, you flatter clover move on my part at it gave me, b u t I cannot help but feel that nte' an excellent opportunity to pass the buck. When they commenced your pralie la not miaplaced. I will tell you frankly I waa a slaughtering the Christians no one little incenaed when you compared connected my name with it, as ihe mc with Nero. To my mind, Nero Turk had slaughtered Christinas for . w ■ piker. But on aecond thought centuries. • J realize that he did not -posses* the You need not fear that your work many advantages 1 do for carrying will be.v*alighted. I have six sons on hia deyillah work. He had no who are as capable of ordering cruelSuna that jvould ahoot for twenty tie# as irtyself. Somotlmcs I believe niilea. He had no gaa bombs or the oldest boy had a.little more game throwers. He had never had aubtle cruelty in hia nature than I the opportunity to drop bomba on have. Some have compared me to Na­ school bouses and kill little' children. Re rould not'aend hia aviatora over poleon. That makes me incensed. towna and drop polaoned candy, for. Napoleon .never battered down his­ | ‘'iic children to* eat. He did not have toric cathedrals, the work of Cen­ s u b m a r i n e s by which he could ansi turies. Napoleon never ordered his passenger ships and kill hundred of men to make war.on women nnd women nnd. babies. Taking all this children; Napoleon never left a trnil into consideration, I think that Nero of illegitimate children .where his did pretty well, coniidering the dis­ armies passed; Napoleon tried to advantage under which ho worked. H ( had lived in those days I do not know us I could have improved on hia method of raiaing hell, although some of it looka crude to ua ndw with our refined cruelties, ’ «'• Nero simply murdered his m other in cold blood. 1 made mine suffer all the agonies of a broken heart be. for* drath. relieved‘her Bufferings. 1 thank you from, the bottom of my heart for<your gifts to me. My abnormal ambition has rnado me the mutt hated man in the world. It has sent my soldiers through peace­ ful villages, bent on murder, rapine anti arson. .It has mndc n million widows, and has made u million mothers childless. It has produced an army of a million men maimed, without arms, without legs nnd without sight. It hns bereft some of them of reason nnd they will go through life .with their minds n blink it has robbed thousands of women of their virtue, nnd has hruught thousands more into my realms us slaves. My name is coup-' Ird with curstp in every dime. I'ntil-poW I have .always cursed the fate which left mo with a with­ ered arm, hut now I discern your inscrutable wisdom. Without that I might have-had human instincts* which would Interfere with my am­ $. bitions, and might have made mo show a semblance of pity as 1 saw (hr result of , my fiendish work. Without that iwlsl tn my normal makr-up 1 might have told my gen■erale to treat.the Belgians with con­ sideration and kindness. I might have told TorpiU to order his sub­ marine commanders npt to sink shipe. without warping and to give passengers a chance to save themrrlves. Indeed, my dear Mephisto, I share with you a hatred for thing* English. It • was England th»t Mopped my victorious soldiers at the Marne arid prevented mc from runpuering the world and mak­ ing all nations my vassals. It was Knglind that tried to interfere with my plans • by proposing mediation when !• had all my plana aet for a world conquest, England has taught savage peoples Christianity and the lovp of their ‘ fellowmon, whllo I **bave- endeavored -to instill hatred • **f:I iilo their haerts and- make thepi funds in human'form. •My hatred for England is only 'oirceded by my hatred for Amer­ ica. Had it not been for that counnil Europe would have ip*50 helpless at my feet long ago. Sheila made with American money killed my soldiers nnd for this I can never forgive America. So, the secret is out. You hint that I had a h a n J in th o S a ra v a jo assassination. I flatter myself that 1 had ijept this covered up and no one would suspect lh a t I bad any hand in It. Well, It is all right- I suppose. You Inspired it in mc, —nntMltVe * right to share in the ae■cret, You will have to. admit that it was clever in me to be on the yacht ■f the time of the dlacotd and trea­ son among the Russians and thou­ sands of those brave people perlahed through treachery. Lydfer, you make me taugh at times. You express surprise at my posing as a personal friend of God and telling my people that God will help them to victory.. Can you not -*ee my plana? My friendship with Cfcd Is aimply tp delude the poor, ■impie fools, who are dying that my ambition may succeed. I have to hind them this bunk once in awhile to keop their.- breast, bared to - the enemy. Without it they would quit -fighting. I'tried the same bunk bn the neutral nations, but-they- were •too clever to believe it. * 1 have taught my people thl* i -• , spread -civilisation in conquered rendition was jexcallsnt and the and!countries, while I have spread kultur cnce wax raady for more and ap­ plauded tha gifted speaker until she —mine is to rule the world. * * ’ *• ' * i responded - with the "Swiss Good ■ You. talk, of abdicating In my fa­ Brooklyn Eagle. vor: Don't do i t . . Lot. ua h*ye a Night."—Tha K0 ' * r dual throqe. With you% experience _ .The Boston (Maas.) Journal says: coupled with my nature, we should "The lecture recitals given by Mr*. be able to make a hell that would Jessie Eldridge Southwick in Steinert surpass all previous efforts. * "Andi I Hall'the past week were a source of am saying this in strictest confidence pleasure and profit to all who at­ 1 feel that I am aoon to join you. tended, and added to Mrs. SouthI fear I have overstepped my am­ wick’s reputatiflh as an interpreter bitions and I can' see my ruin. A of ' the classics. Her Shakespearian victory by my enemies will mean ireadinga were of especial value to my end, aa my life will be forfeited. students of the great' dram atist • Well, I do not regrit it. It will put Lmaha (Neb.) Daily Newi: rat . iiu, hell ail th« sooner, where I "AThe t a meeting of the Woman's Club will be'with kindred spirits. There 4 Mr*. Southwick l o f Boston was the la tbo much love and charity on atar and gave one of the best pro­ earth to auit me, and when I join grams ever given before tho club." you I will be in my element. I ’ll M. J. Rolfe, Litt. D., one of our bring the boys, too, as I am aure you can find a use for them: They fprpmost Shakespearian critics states:' are fine devils. Well, good-bye, .Lu­ "Mrs. Southwlck'a 'Portia' was ab­ solutely the best that I remember." cifer, will' see you later. Wilhelm.' Nova Oeotla'a Fish Army. Nova Scotia la literally "the land of Enthusiastic About Mrs. Southwick The following excerpts In regard fish"—cod, herring, mackerel and the to the work of Mrs. iesale Eldridge giant albacore or tnna. Nora Beotia so much a land of fish, says a writer, Southwick who is to give a dramatic U that It produces over one-fourth the recital for the benefit of tho Wom­ value of (he entire Canadian catch, or an’s Club, in the d u b rooms Monday :worth. Every ttny haven evening,.March 11th at 8 o'clock will around'the extensive Bluenose Land be of interest: "By far thermost dif­ coast hnrbore fishing smacks galore, ficult'selection' of the cvcniqg was whlla Lunenburg, Canso, Liverpool that of "Faust" by Jessie Eldridge nnd Chester aro‘ homo porta for hun­ Southwick of Boston. Mrs. South- dreds of ftcct-wlngcd deep-sea banking wick showed-wonderful power. Her schooners. THE U N I V E R S A L CAR * * ^ , Like the regular Ford cars the Ford Model T One Ton Truck Is a real farm necessity, just a s lt Is the'necessity of manufacturer, contract-* or and merchant. There is no question about it proving a money saver right from the start. ‘ It is flexible, turning in a 46-foot ^circle; has * 124-inch wheel base; the regular Ford motor w ith worm/ drive—ai\d has proven as economi­ cal in operation and maintenance as the Ford Touring Car. The price of the truck chassis is $600 f. o. ,b. D etroit We urge placing ordere without delay in order to get reasonably ; fair delivery., The demand Is - big—come in anfl let us talk it over. ’ r C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS « I ,TT v9 . ...3 • •J h ra j Fats says: ,| ♦ •» * «’1 a ‘ 43fl i . Va2ffl - a_ r ^ AND IT ADDS: t“ To save does not %m ean to do w ith ou t Use vegetable fa ts in stea d o f \a rd a n d bu tter in your cooking. * • J ] :jj *# , - i * " 'J 1 ' .1 - *V« 4 • .] \\ t *- ._ * T Fortunately; fhe Tountry* has * an abundant supply ■ n*g ht i_ _at _ _hand _ of nutritious vegetable fats of which Cottolene is a well-known and dependable example. • '• T h e change from lard and —butter—to — vegetable—fats__is__ho.th_ simple and patriotic, flottolene m eets the needs of wholesome 'c o o k in g , the requirements, o f e c o n o m y , th e w ish es of the G overnm ent * •*. -h | ■ '- S i HAT is the direct appeal of your Government. It calls for no sacrifice on your part. - • — No sacrifice of nutriment *# because vegetable fats are rich; wholesome and pure. -r-No sacrifice in economy be­ cause vegetable fats cost less than butter or lard. The only change you are asked to make is a slight change in the way you cook—the shorten­ ing you use. _ , - ... • EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman . And what is the reason for • the Government requirements? Simply th is: “Pork, ham, bacon, lard, con­ densed milk and butter can be shipped in concentrated space*’ —to feed the under-nourished . worneq and children in stricken countries—to feed our own fight-, ing men and the men of our Allies who are fighting in our defense. " • O 0 . - J*j j >1 L *1 ■1 a . 0 W !TH these compelling facts . , in m uuLis itn o ta c le a r duty ^ toT u t patriotism above cook in g * . .nutritious, . custom s and■ use the economical vegetable fats which nature has abundantly supplied? ***’ * r ^ ^ . M ake your kitchen a patriotic kitchen and remember as you cook— every ounce of. vegetable fat you use instead o f lard and bet­ ter may mean saving the life of som eone som ewhere in the world. SH O CK Patriotic Shortening " F A I R B A N K S •732KM *ia �livery stables and. blacksmith ahops between timea; or, In summer, altting along the d o b in g . on' the cast « . f. HOLLY, BdH* •Ida of the.'-fsvorit* street* in the forenoon and od the . weat aide in ~*the • it - f. a .* .. . SjjVbfcfcfcad K w r Tasadar aa4 PrMsr aftentoon, *lti roars like pigeona^on (Continued from'Page 1) t. -—1* *~^- ^ —* •*” * i» - , the ridgepole. As-one farmer put it: "Wonder how many 1 could.airing sesaor, clerk and collector, and chief on a good long ramrod?" Never forget the fact that a good bussness muat have human Try to get one of them for a day's of police, and bond* turned over to interest within it or it fails. The officers of this bank pay special Moimu work and the anawor la "Cotta help the chairman of the finance commit­ attention to the welfare of its patrons—T hat is why we are growing. Jim plant his tatera tomorror" from tee for safe keeping. tho older men, or VGo chaie your- ' An ordinance prohibiting the sale aelf" from the younger apecimene of goods, wares and merchandise on with a more modern oiltlook and Sundays was placed on its flrat read­ CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 vocabulary. Beside the tramp,. ing, and read in full. these, njen represent atatl An ordinance providing for the Is­ productiveness.* They pe suance of'bulkhead -Hon certificates idleness to tno ninth*degree, of. Indebtedness aggregating $21,tramp la a bird of'passage, but he 140.2S, covering the amount due works sporadically. These men nev­ and payable by property owners in .--------------------^ ^ ;z i2 r iy 7 T T T im ^ g ? _ — . er work; and their name is legion. tho bulkhead jliitrlct 'of 'Sanford, flow do the>l get a living? That's Florida, for the proportionate part the mystery of it.. Somo of the of the cost to be borne by said younger accept a few jobs now and property owners -In reclaiming bulk­ then. More'em supported by weak- heading and 'bringing 'to a- topo­ minded fathieri and mothers who graphical level all reclaimed land in have lost control of tt)e situation, If the bulkhead district of Sanford, Indeed they ever, had* It. Othera Florida, waa placed on its flrat. read­ have married hard working women— ing and read In full and passed. tax assessors present were aa fol- rlt, J. M. Lowry. somehow the Fates arc awfully un­ Vote aa follows: C. H. Dingee, R. A. Remitted to treasurer, kind to womrfn th at way. Still oth­ Newman, G. F. Smith, Jno. Adams, Vouchers—...,___ ___ Iowa: j . • .Volusia County, S. B. Wilson, ers make - a regular profession of W. A. Lcffier and Roy Smyes voting Brevard County, P; L. Kyier, J. At Riley, E. A, Carpenter, W. The Sanford Board of Trade is stealing chickens, and where that Aye. Nays, none, Swope, F. M. Curry, I. Mitchell,' W. H/ Hall, H. Platt, the biggest order In the city and has become fashionable the farmers Jno. Adams moved that the rules Treasurer’s, report Lake County, A. B.* Lees, R. L. Orange County, M. O. Overstreet. every d tlian of Seminole should be In that Ideality have largely gone be waived and aaid ordinance be Receipts:. Osceola, W. J. B lrBef. ’ Nutt, M.* V: Simpson, L. K. MerIn IL The B.oard of Trade is doing out of the chicken business. It is ilaced on Its second reading, read On hand Feb. t,'1918 976.67 more for tho city and county than affirmed by those who know, that jy title only. # Vote on waiver of From collector ........... 11(493.19 iUJUUnm v W W V X* V °V » V V W ' W u i can be conceived on the surface and chicken^ stealing is even more fascin­ rules os follows: Ayes, C..H. Dingee, Vouchers .......... 3,149.98 lA V U v A A A On/So/V >04 i r e A A A A A A A A > is working while most' of ypu are ating and profitable than fishing, de­ R. A. Newman, G. F. Smith, Jpo. asleep. pending less upon the wefther and Adams, W. A. . Leffler and Roy ---- -O — ----- upon luck, besides » requiring, no Symes. Nays, none. Disbursements: Trotxaky the traitor who sold the worms Said ordinance was placod on its Vouchers and interest Russians out for German gold bom­ And In general these men beat the second reading and read by title Colh In banks..... ...... bastically states that he will-keep the draft as they beat the call for labor. only and passed. Vote as follows: . - — — — At The Big — 1— — republic Intact if ho has to retreat to They tv?3 invariably tho sole support C. H. Dingee, R, A. Newman, G„. F. 16,629.74 .* the Urol Mountains. -We hopo he of a wkVy.ed mothpr or of a depend­ Smith, Jno. Adams, W. A. Lefiler Bank Balances: retreat os far ns Sanford. Wo ent wife with children. They nre and Roy Symes. Nays, nono. 2,135.90 First National Bank would like to get ■just one good almost invariably poor, which fact 220.39 G. F. Smith moved th at the rules Peoples Bank .... crack nUthut bird. add* to the claim, and of course in be further waived and said ordin­ Seminole Bank 774.20 The Ladies of Sanford and Seminole County arp sjiec.> ----O—— this, as in otherf matters, affidavits i ance be placed on ita third reading lally invitfrd to visit the T H R EE -IN -O N E STORE Sat­ 3,130.49 The Herald would like to convince 'can ho had in plenty to substantiate and final passage. Fote ns followa: urday and Monday to see the beautiful display of Ladios the pcnximistjt that knocking will almost npy claim. If their number Ayes, C. II. Dingee, R. A. Newman Report Chief of Police, FtjbruReady-To-Wear Hats, also Shanes, Childrens’ and MisseV •never get you anywhere. No mat­ were small it would matter little^ G. F. Smith, Jno. Adams, W. A. ary, 1918: White Dresses, Ladies' Shirt Waists, Wash SkirLs and n ter hpw you ferl you should never but more than one farmer ha* aver­ Leffler and Roy Symes. Nay*,, No. of arrests beautiful line of Silks. Also Ladies’ Muslin and Silk advertise your troubles for back of red that out of his 'own town of none. Whereupon said ordinance j Discharged Underwear. the clouds the sun is still shining nod less than 16,000 inhabitants he was- plnrcd on ita third reading and Sentenced on streets your truuldi-s are small compared to could fill the county quota from read in full and passed. Vote, Ayes, Fines assessed by mayor 210.00 ,Wc have a beautiful new line of .the other frllow’s. The newspaper able bodlejl lonfers and moke no es­ Aye’s, C. H. Dingee, R. Ai New­ Collected from January .* 25.0Q Voil Waists at 98c and $1.25 sential disturbance in any legitimate man's for instance. f .00 man, G. F. Smith, Jno. Adams, W Dog tnx Our Muslin Underwear 'is just Industry. *•. ' ----- O ----A.' Lefiler and Roy ^lymes. Nays, Pound fee 11.00 simply beautiful and going nt the Ilut the faimer hoys have gone none. Whereupon the president of One of the first lessons'the major­ old prices, 26c, 4Dc, 93c, $1.19, $1.39 the council proclaimed that by their 217.00 ity of Sanford people should learn instead, leaving the cornfields, the and ........ .. $1.49 1G.25 is that you have good hotels in San­ wheat firlds anil the meadows. actions the city rouncil had passed Worked on street Silk Cajnisoles 49c and..... .. 59c the above ordinance. 8.75 Uncollected ford and that while they may not he Production has been curtailed, while Crepe de Chine Cnmisobs nt 51.49 these men remain to loaf and con­ 222.00 as fine ns some of the big ones they An ordinance entitled “ An ordin­ Cush to collector sume as heretofore. The fanner are certainly fine enough and much ' Silk Toddles at . . \ 52.49 ance providing for the issue of 247.00 better than the average hotels that ^ees them every tiftie he comes to bonds In the sum of $21,000.00 for Silk Jersey Teddies nt only 52.49 are being boosted by the loyul town, for they are fixed institutions, tho purpose of paying, retiring and and ....... 1 ............ $2.98 Report of fire department, Feb­ people where they are located. That like the lamp post and the watering funding certain vouchqfs, or #war- ruary, 1918: Reported no fires of White Silk Petticoats 53.98 old story of Snnford's hotels is past trough. Think you he will consent rnnts of the city of Sanford, Florida, any importance, several grass*'fires. A beautiful line of Hats from history and you can consistently that his wife and daughter -shall issued inpayment . of tho propor­ All equipment In good order. • $1.49 to ..................... $4.98 pitch hay while these parasites con­ ■and honestly boost your hotels hrr'e.tionate part of the cost to bo borne All business being attended to, on White Milan Hats going at $4.98 Ask the patrons who nre here now tinue loafing? As-o*nc farmer put it: by the property owners in the con­ what they think of them and then "Yes, 1 rather guess not:" Children's Whim Dresses, just struction of a bulkhead bordering motion G. F. Smith, seconded by gut busy with -your horn - and- lay -r-There is-no-surplus-labor on- or on Lake-Monroe in- the-efty-of-Han­ R. A. Newman nndj'arriod, council — the- thine- for-Easter-wear-from-H-lo.away your hammers. And'if a trav­ about the farm; the profession can­ ford and lying between the cast side adjourned. _ fi year sixes, 79c to ....... $2.49 elling man knocks our hotels you not afiord it: and there is a’ robust of ah Unnamed alley between San­ 6 to 1-1 year cixe, 81,98 to * $1.98 merchants of Sanford stop buying fob nwaiting every man and boy, ford and Cypress avenues anil the from him. AVe have the goods here every woman and girl that lives west side of Myrtle avenue, and for if yon people will only grt out and upon the land—a fact, of course, the proportionate part of the coat tell the world about it. - And while that partly arcounta-for tho exodus. to be borne by the property owners you are waiting for something to in filling in, reclaiming and bringing So far as the farmer has means of turn up join tho Sdnfdrd Board of ti> a topographical level, nil reclaimed “(Continued from Pago 1) Trade and help them start some­ knowing, there is a considerably sur- land from the line of said bulkhead plut of labor in the city fortified by thing. to the shore line existing prior to a general ellort to make the work go -----.Qi---- ” said reciaimation,. was placed on Ua Mules, $76.00 to $150.00 each. round! whereas with tho farmer the Sheep, $ 1.00 each. Every little town is full of loafers, problem always is to, get the work first reading and read in full and Goats, 50 centa each. •ays a writer in Country Gentlemen. done. Getting the job finished and paRied. Vote as follows: C. I(. Dingee, R. A. Newman, G. F. Smith, Range Cattle, $8.00 each. If it has s pool rqom there they will out of the way seems to the farmer * Sanford Ave. and 4th Street . Sanford, Florida Jno. .Adams, W. A. Leffler and Roy Hogs, 50 per cent of value. be Totind. If there is no good loaf­ about the last purpose df the city Oxen, $ld.00 to $20.00 each. ing plarc they will be lined up at the workman, and it is difficult for him Symes. Nays, none. riuoxjoia ' HJVJUKJi w v v* w » m W V V V Y 1 Graded cattle for dairy purposes, lA A A A A A rffennni >ot A A A A A A WWWVI depot when the trains come in, to understand how conditions can be R. A. Newman moved that the ‘• standing about the street corners, so diametrically opposite in regions rules be waived and said ordinance 50 per cent of value. Automobiles at 60 per cent of be placed on its second reading by so close together. thpir value. # ' title only. Vote on the. waiver of If he pursues the matter with a Other personal property at the klcW to possibly evening up the sit­ the rules as follows: Ayes, C.* H.* ra.to of 60 per cent of Its value. uation he finds that in tho city ns Dingee, . R. A. Newman, G. F. on (he form, the need for labor Is Smith, 'Jno. Adams, W. A. Leffler ‘All banks to be assessed at 60 per • B sn J -p a D n cent of their capital stock, surplus Irregular, even sporadic, and. that and Roy Symes. Nays, none. tho bustheM of the city seems Jo re­ Whereupon said ordinance was and undivided profits less tho as­ quire *n vast supply of unemployed placed on ita second reading and sessed value of-thier real estate. men on which it may draw at will. read by titln only nnd passed. Vote ' Real estate of different counties of What' more natural than that theao as follows: Ayes, C. If. ‘Dingee, R. Florida be assessed at 60 per cent of men should make the most of a job A. Newman, G. F. Smith, Jno. its-value, leaving tho value with the when they do get one? Adams. W. A. Leffler and Roy assessor of each county. Above is copy of resolution adopt­ Symes. * Nays, none%. ed by the tan assessors In convention PEP AND PATRIOTISM 'Jno. Adams moved that the rules Many who heard the great array be waived further and that said or­ in Jacksonville on Dec. 18-20, 1917; of speeches made at Jacksdhvlllc on dinance ,be placed on ita third read­ a n d ’the same is concurred In by the Governor's Day are positive-dhat in ing and final passage. -Vote on tax commission. "pep and patriotism" Forrest Lake waiver of rules aa followa: Ayes, John Neel, Chairman ‘,‘went over tho top." When Mr. C. H. Dingee, R. A. Newman, G. F. R. J. Patterson, Lake. gets, warmed to a subject he Smith, Jno. Adama, W. A. Leffler J. V. Burke, puts his entire strength of mind, and Roy Symea. Nays, none. Tax Commissioners. • body and eloquence In It, and he Tallahassee, Fla., Feb. 4, 1918. Whereupon said ordinance was But Vhey’re so practical and never lacka for words to fit an occa­ placed upon Its third reading and After Mr. Patterson of the tax durable that you can keep sion. lie la a speaker of persuasive read' In full and paaaed. Vote aa commission had finished epcaking • The Federal Reserve Banking System, estab^ nearly all your records in power, and it Is hinted that hii elo­ Iowa: Aye's, C. H. Dingee, R. A. , President Holly of the Sanford lished by the government, stand* back of the stock quence will be heard to the con­ Newman, G. F. Smith, Jno. Adama Board of Trade i»vlted those pres­ raiser. Through our membership in it we can founding of.some congressional as-, W., A..Lefiler, Roy Symes. Nays ent to take, dinner at the Hotel help our patrons carry live stock which they ore There’s a type to meet every pirants along the "shoe string dis­ none. Whereupon .the president of Carnet as tho guests of- the Board raising or fattening for fatore sales. purpose, and the EaJfpnnn' trict" this iprlng.—Tampa Tribune. the council proclaimed th a t by th?lr of Trade, an Invkatlon that was ac­ Farmers' notes, with not over six months to ■lock forms tliat' lit them are >• ----------------------- 1— vote the council had passed said or­ cepted and 26 ^ them.sat down to a . run, given for raising or carrying live stock can Methodist Church ao carefully designed that you Sanford dinner at one o'clock. On dinance. , be rediscounted by os with our Federal Reservo At the First Methodist Church, arc able to use many of them Bank, thereby increasing our ability to extend to TheVcporta of treasurer, clerk and account of the fact that several of corner Park Avc* and Fifth St. aorwithout the slightest change. the guests were anxious to take the our patrons such help as they m ay need. a " viccs Sunday, March 10 a* follows: collector, chief of police and chief of Bound in Red Cowhide Back first train northward speeches at the fire department were read and order­ If you contemplate, raising or fattening live Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Presett­ dinner were cut ou( W all of them and Corners, Corduroy Sides, ed filed. - stock for market come In and ing at 11 a. m. and 7:30 pi m. Ep* v * thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality talk With us. W e c a n help you. Steel Hinges, Top Locking, worth League at 6:30 p. rn. At the Collector'!' report: of tho Board of Trade and thanked .RUXKVI^ 2,782.10 close of the morning service a short Taxes, 1917.. . . . . . . . L et us demonstrate, bow 30.00 the prclsdent moat cordially for the session of the church conference will License ._.... — ^7 .. you can save'time, labor and 11.00 friendly and hospitable-manner in be held. . Pound, fees'..'™.....— money by using the BSBHpinzn1.00 which they hpd been treated while Social services which are to. con­ Dog Tax....... ~~~~.... -..... here. Foot Binder. 10,767.67 — tinue a week of more Will begin at Ilulkhta d..... ... The*members of the tax'commis­ 801.40 the First .Methodist church Wednes­ Baok Taxes........— ........ sion are John Neel,.chairman,; R. J. 210.00 Fificj collected................ day, March ,20th at 7:30 p, m. w ‘' --- Patterson and J. V. Burke. . Rsv. Howard pulllt Is to auist tho 148 . Sanford, Florida SANFORD,;FLORIDA The visiting commissioners and 14,658.17 pastel. BUSINESS AND SERVICE IK HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK O f SAN LORD THE! BANK THAT INSURES YOUR .DEPOSITS SPRING OPENING Three-In-One Store ' STATE TAX COMMISSION MET HERE YESTERDAY WITH CO. COMMISSIONERS You will Miss a Treat if You Fail to see Our Store Next W eek.. Three-In-One Store THEY ARE ■Her* LEDGER TRANSFERS, HelpingYouWithYourlive Stock , FIRST NATIONAL .PRINTINGCO. 14*, ■■ �y j^ B sF p e a la f* MeaUeaqf Hatters ia B rief. peraoaal Item* /C r Interest In and A b o u t T he C ity <£ - » Summary of tho” . - Floating Small " Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers * make (waive (IS), ounce loaf bread and are urged to popular!** It fruited of sixteen .Ounce loaf, Ralph Roumiilat, U. 8 . N., Is a t ' Use thja slogan: '.'Make the twelve home on a furlough. He will b« •j, HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST. IN AND 4 with hi* mothei'*for about ten days. ounce, loaf .do what the sixteen ounce '• . 1- AROUND SA^FORJ> , ^ loaf did'before.''. . - Big .War Meeting in yart kb * Mrs. No m« King MsLsaihUn.SoeUI Editor. Anya no h ssln t n a u . parllto «raa lor tfcta column. It would bo nppr*rUt*d It tboj, would totspkooo (TOJ ■ ’' , Rye flour is a substitute for bak­ By request of the -Government,, ers'only; has never-been on a fifty' and under the auspices of The fifty basis. Bakers can only use rye OhUrch Peace Union, Vhe League to Tho Hotel Carnes was tho scene Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Day of New flour as ■ substitute until Mafch 31 York who have been the guesta of Enforce Peace, and the, Federation * of a very lovely birthday party re­ but no longer, and must procure cently (by tho way, they are be­ Mr. and Mrs. A. B.* Chapman and Council of the Churches of the ’other substitutes before that date. coming Very papular, and when you Mr. John .Russell havo gone to United State*, on March 16, jiext Friday, at the Methodist'_church’ Any baker found guilty of violat­ want to celebrate your natal day Tampa. . , Sanford, Dr. Charles S. McFarland, ing the Victory bread rule will suffer com. down). Mr. Carnes never penalty of losing his license. asks .your age. Just bring a. many Mrs. M. Y. . Bledsoe and Miss Secretary df the Federation'Council, » candles as you feci the public will Vance Holmes who have been the and Glen * Frank of Boatop, or­ Ail restrictions against eating mut­ ton and lamb*" are removed until stand for and he will do the rest. gtiesta of Mrs. F. V. Lee for the ganiser .of* the League to Enforce April 16th. This will afford added Of course we nro not discussing past week returned to Jacksonville Peace, will apeak. Aunt! Wilson’s ago becauso this was Wednesday. Citizens of Sendpole county rally meat for use on "meatless days." her birthday party. Sh. Is one of to this meeting. The war, ia on* and The Food Administration wishes the fortunate ones who will never Mr. and Mrs. Herren of Pitts­ these men* have a vital message for to increase the planting of ‘‘Home grow old, no matter how many us. ' Gardens" arid I wish to urge every­ candles she is forced to put on the burg, Pa., who have been tho de­ Wo need, all the enthusiasm post one who can command the space to cake. As usual Mr. Carnes did lightful guesta of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. slblc, punch to push the work we a t least plant for their own require­ himself proud, as the party waa a Wilson have gone to Cuba and the face. Turn* put to this meeting.' late of Plnea. ments. * * great success from start to finish. The Committee. Yours very truly, k ___________* .. The table waa beautifully decorated Miss Catas, who will be pleasant-^ T. S. Huff, with Duchess roses and asparagus Strength and Valne to a Board of Food Administrator for fern. A six course dinner was iy remembered as supervisor o Trade 'Seminole County. served. Those present * were Mr. music and drawing in the schools A Board of Trade has no power Approved by and Mrs. J. S. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. hero is spending a few daya in San­ leyond. moral sauslon. It has no Braxton Beacham, H. H. Herren, ’ Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred ford with her parents. capital for investment, nor has It Federal Food Administrator for Walaman and Mr. and Mri. Smith. authority to compel others to invest. ' Charles Whltner of Jacksonville, It is designed to promote the civic Florida. « the genial representative of tho Ar- and Industrial betterment of existing Miss Mabel Lee was the charming moq| Fertiliser Co. is in Sanfprd on Praise for Seminole - ' conditions in tho community Where hostess Tuesday at a surprise patty business. It exists. It is a promoter of -civic The foUowing letter was received lor her mother, Mr*. L*n* Lee. The pride and confidence that must form by It. C. Mnxwdll of this city, local evening was passed most pleasantly Miss Hazel McDonald of Orlando a permanent basis for all .present representative of tho Wilson & with music and games. Those in­ Toomcr Fertilizer Co.i ,* vited were Miss Annlo Allen, Miss arrived yesterday and will have and future work in-order to be pro- * Hertha Macey, Miss McDonald. charge of the Fifth Grade in the duetive of results. The urgent need Dear Maxwell: • of cooperation along right lines is I was out nt the Fair Monday Miss Mubd Bragg, Miss. Marie Grammar School. apparent, lines of concentration and • T ~ ~ ” ” ”” I Bragg, Mrs. Porter, Miss Ruth Lbsand again yesterday and looked, of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. 11. Woolfolk of systematic efforts to accomplish re­ course, will) a great deal of interest sing, • Mr. Elbert Branham, Mr. at the agricultural exhibit from the Harley Maines,’ .Mr. Woojla, Mr. Fittsburg, Pa., who have been spend sults, Herein lies the airongth and different counties in the state. Sem­ Williamson, Oliver Williamson, Mr. ing a few days In Sanford left yes­ value of tho Board of Trade. terday for Miami. "If there was ever a time when. inole county certainly showed up Rice and Mr. King. the' serious minded and patriotic awfully well. It looked So green, • s • business men of every community and such a world of produce, that it Mrs. J. C. Smith entertained the I(. L. Nutt of Tavares, J. M. Low­ attracted a great deal jnora atten­ Sow Sow* yesterday afternoon in ry of Mt. Verde nnd L. K. Merritt neoded to get together In an organi­ tion thaif mliny other exhibits did icr usual charming way. The after­ of Mancotl were guests of the Hotel zation such ns the Board of Trade, It Is now under* the extraordinary that even got higher awards or noon wa* mast pleasantly spent Carnes Thursday. condition* existing ns n result of tho prizes. Mr. Jacobs was certainly sowing nnd knitting. Delirious re­ world contest into which the United right on the job, ami I wish it were freshments, strawberry- cream with F. A. W. Brown nnd his guest. Dr. possible Tor more of your citizens to fresh berries, marrarobn* and fruit nrouse nre enjoying a trip to Tum- States has now- entered."—S. C. see the splendid display ho has punch were served. * Mrs. Smith's pa nnd St. Petersburg. They will Mead. worked out of the products sent guests were Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Morse, motor up in DiV Blmuse's car. him. Sorry you can't come your­ Mrs. McLaulin, Mrs. .Woodruff, self. I wish it were possible, but I Mrs: L. I.. Tayl'T, Mrs. Dingeo, Mr. nnd Mr*. W. A. Eskridge of know it will be a very busy period Mrs. Holly, Mrs. Wilson ubd Mis* Si. Louis, Mo., friends of Mr. nnd with you. Just compliment your Nellie Elder. Mrs. Terheun nro guest* of tho Chamber of Commerce and civic or­ Hotel Cnrnos for n few days. ganizations for me on the splendid ___________ ______ The local auxiliary of tho Red Prices in accordance with exhibit made. Cross in Leesburg nro rejoicing over Judge Cnry I*). Landis of DoLand< My licst wishes nnd beg to re­ a check for'5500.00 which was re­ the new, ruling or the was in Snnford' on business Wednes­ cently handed thorn by H. C. Bea­ main. Food Administrator. Yours very truly, man of Princeton, Muss., a winter day. • Lorenzo A. Wilson. visitor in Leesburg. The finance Miss Ruth Lynn has accepted a Sold only in addition to committee of tho Bed Cross In. Lees­ SCORES CIGARETTE SMOKERS burg have placed over _ 61,000 in stenographic positioh in Jackson­ equal aiflounts of flour hank since November, by bard work ville. * substitutes ns per ruling. Kelly at the Carnival I n Living Ex­ and donations. Mrs.W. if. Inters has returned ample lion., and Mrs. Forrest Lake, Miss frorfi a very delightful trip to Jack­ It is art almost foregone conclslon that the venders of cigarettes Maud Lake, Mrs. B. A. Hadley of sonville. will experience n rap'd decrease In Philadelphia/Mrs, R. S. Keclor uttd Miss Jen Etta Sheldon of Oviedo their soles of those cotlln nails from Mrs. McLaughlin havo returned this week on, judging from the large, from Jacksonville. Mr. Lako.who ts visiting her grandmother, Mrs. crowds who visit That Strange Man is on the' Governor's stnfT was a very Graham. ------p Kelly now exhibiting ut the Elks prominent figure In the parade Mon­ day. Ovbr 30,000 soldiers were in W. N. A\i*ra of Drain, represent­ Carnival, and many a young man is seen to cast his cigarette aside with line and the line extended five miles. ing the Fatima Cigarette is registered the avowed resolution never to at Hold Carnes. ----------- r« • smoko another .'one, aftejr seeing Mrs. W. N. Mitchell who has been Mrs. H. C. Gerror hn? been visltThnt Strange, Man Kelly.nnd listen­ the guen/of. kcr mother, Mrs. I’arraing to his wonderful and interesting mo're at the Hotel Carnes for two ng friends in Jackoonville. lecture. For Kelly la a sure and ev­ months returned to Jacksonville erlasting example of what the ex- Wednesday.* It was a great pleas­ M. il. McGregor of Jacksonville ct-aslve smoking of cigarettes will do ure to Mrs. Mitchell's old friends to is registered nl the Hotel Carnes. to the human system, nnd 1 dare have her with them again. She say, that Kelly, the strange man, spent her childhood irf Sanford nnd M. V. Simpson of Mt. Dorn wns a with his exhibition is doing more to was a general favorite. guest at Hotel Carnes Wednesday. help and eliminate the cigarette habit thin all tho sermons and vari­ Mr. .npd Mrs. II.' C. Siegel of E. H. Kitheo of. Geneva was regis­ ous other propaganda would in a Capac, Mich., spent Sunday with tered at the .Hotel Carnes yesterday. century. *Kelly is assisted in his en­ Mr. and Mnf, D. Leach. Mr. Scigel tertainment by an Indian clay mod­ ft president pf the First' National PHONE 277 Mr. and Mr*. Nixon Butt of Or­ eler who is a matter in tho art of Bank of Capac and is interested in a artistic clay manipulation. Speaking number of other banks In the state. lando and Mr*. J. M. Clayton of of nrt reminds ono that Just across They left Monday fo r'S t: Peters­ tho Midway is a perfect demonstra­ burg and other points south. * * tion of tho handicraft, patience, , t * . workmanship and thrift of t|ie aver­ A large party from Sanford'will age native of Belgium.' This is. an go .down lo Altaffionte this evening attraction named Tho Busy City, for the masquerade dance at the and Is a genuine replica of a busy hotel. This dance is always looked city aomowhcrc in Belgium before forward to with much pleasure as it the ravages of the present war des­ is an annual affair and very delight­ troyed it, with its churches, schools, factories, stores and homes and some ful. ’S D O M A IN Lyceum benefit concert March 19. Doctor has many friend* here and njily Native 1*1®/' » ■parklin* h e : was kept busy, shaking hads four fvart .on* for men*, voice, will with them. be sung . t the concert March 19.^ lion. M. O. Overstreet of Orlando,ff hHe Milan tailored hat. Juat re', chairman of the Orange county celred $9.00 value a t 'Jfi.W Friday board*of commissioners was in the Mr*. Gr«ce city yesterday attending the tax Saturday only 67-11c Commission session. 'Mr. Overstreet Earl William*.' John A. Riley of Ormond-a prom­ has many friends in Sanford who are inent real eatate »nd inaurance man always glad to see him. L. R. Philips &.Co7a drug store w,s in the city yeeterday. open every Sunday from 9:30 to Ico cream delivered every Sunday 11:30 a. m. am) 3:00 to 6 p. m. For In Umc for your dinner. L. It. Phil­ prescription and medical purposes. ips & Co. *. 56-Fri-tf All work correctly and promptly Musical fun a. well as art will done. 65-Fri-tf comprise the program for the Ly­ Ralph Roumiilat, one of Uncle ceum benefit -edneert March 19. . Sam's Jackies is home for a furlough Break your Cold or LcGrlppe with a of several dayi and his many friends few dose, of $66. 39-26tc are glad to see him looking so well. Mr. and U h. Harry SpurUng and This will probably be Ralph’s last jon of Taylorvllle, Illinois are In the trip home for some time is he will city the guest, of Mr. Spurllng'a soon be on the ocean* wave on the brother, J. E. SpurUng., hunt for subs. Those interested in' the new meth­ Hon. and Mrs. Forrest Lake have od of raising celery of the first qual returned from Jacksonville where Ity at one-third the usul coat should Mr. Lake was a major on the staff inspect th* experimental trdct-;ff 6l*ddtferQoc Catta Vnd aUo'.wjts one Mr: -And. Mahoney, near Bcardall of the speakers at the fair grounds STenue. * 67-ltp in the afternoon of Monday. N^ajor Manly at tho Congregational Lake ’can be depended upon to de­ church Sunday afternoon at three liver the goods wherever they* may o'clock. Don’t miss him. ‘Ilanly Is place him. an orator with a great message . Mrs. Lucy Hnrber and daughter, RUB-MY-TI9M — Antiseptic Re­ Mrs. Claude Montgomery left this lieves Rheumatism Sprains Neu­ week for Ocala where they will spend several wc'ek3 ere returning to their ralgia etc. 39-2Gtc Mrs. R. C. Maxwell will give 'a home* In Commerce, Ga. They were reading at the regular meeting of the guests of Mrs. R. J. Holly for ’ the Crrjlinn Myalc Club on" next the winter and are in love with San­ ford. Mrs. Hurber has been coming Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. for several seasons. . White Milan tailored hata Just re­ ito Sanford ■ ™ tched—69.00 value at 64.98 Friday Notice to Property Owners • and Saturday only Mrs. Grace Earl Section G O of Chapter 5596 of the Williams. '67-Uc Laws of Florida provides that, "If The Ladies' Choruses that will be the taxes upon any real estate shall hraril in the March 19 concert arc not be paid before the First day of beautiful. Everyone' will want to Aprjl of any year, the tax collector see arni hear these charming warb­ shall advertise and sell." lers. Please Like notice that state qtid For Wood and heavy hauling see county taxes* if remaining unpaid, Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf will become delinquent on April 1st. Jna. D. Jinkins, Lcuiunl Ham nnd wife have re Tax Collector, turned to their home In Greensboro, Seminole C ounty.^ North Carolina after spending some 5G-Btc time the gut-sts of,Mr, and Mrs N. H. Garner. Don't forget to lcnyo yonr orders To All Who Expect to Can VegelablCs and Frulta for Ire cream for Sunday dinner at Tho can situation is very serious . L ft. Philips’ drug store Saturday. this year, both oq account of scarcity 55-Fri-tf of tin plate find diUlcullics of trans­ Mrs. Mary Pattin Ware, who has portation—so serious that unless or­ hern spending the winter with her mother, Mrs. Richard Pattin will ders arc sent in immediately there is leave Saturday on the Clyde Line no assurance of cans reaching hero in time for the canning season. for New York City. Those who wish cans must order M.-Dreaner-of- thw-Spoo- IhlTnCdlufley’ direct- froJH TucksiSt^ lalty Shop is now in tho northern ville, sending money to Mr.. C. W. markets purchasing the' very latest Zaring, Jacksonville, Fin. in llea’dy to" Wc*ar and Millinery. The price to cans for February is WATOII FOR FURTHER ANas follows: F o. g. Jacksonville, per NOPNfEMENTS IN NEXT IS­ thousand: » SUE. 67-ltc No. ' l!’s (solder hemmed caps) The Grand Organ selection in packed 12&-,in each-carton, 634.76 preparation for the concert of March per thousand^ 19tb try Mfs. Lucile Aspinwali TakN o /T a -iso ld fc r hemmed caps) srh will he artistically presented and packed 100 in each carton, |46.16 is superbly entertaining. per thousand) Prices will advance immediately White Milan tailored hata Just reafter February nnd, in addition, celled 69.00 value at 64.98 Friday there coin be no assurance of getting and Saturday only.. Mr*. ‘Grace cans. Thert must be ordered direct Earl Williams. 57-1 (c ' from Mr. Zaring at Jacksonville The rornet aolo by Mfs, Herndon with enclosure of money to cover in the concert to b<\ given March 19 order. will thrill the audience with Its in­ Riley M. Fletcher Berry, spiring beauty, rendered as it will be Emergency Horn* Dcm. Agt. * ____ a by this popular artist. Middle aged woman with ten COMING* APRILS yesra* experience nursing confine­ ------—— “ EXCUSE MB" ment cases. Apply to 1201 Park Ono good laugh from beginning to avenue, * 37-tf end. .A whole evening of fun. You Mrs. Frank Pugsley of N.w York can't afford to miss it. All atar cait h the, guest of her sister, Mrs.* H. C. picked from the* Senior Class o f. the Grrror. * Mrs. Gerror went to Jack­ High School- . .. sonville to meet her nnd Mrs. Pugs-' Don’t forget the d itc —April 6. ley will be here for several weeks. 67-ltc Get your prescription work done neatly, corrfctly and delivered . NEW FOOD RULES promptly nnyw^ere in the "city. I*. R. Philips & Co. do It. Administrator Huff Publishes Some 300 miniature figures that are all 65-Fri-tf Changes Miss Florence Frank arrived Wed­ working in a realistic and life like Sanford is fortunate in having nesday from Palatka to be the guest Sanford, Fla., Mar. 7, 1918.manner at their different trades and elocutionary talent of a high order Editor Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. occupations. .This ja tho handiwork of friends for several daya. Miaa ■nd we are to hear and enjoy aome S lr:~ M .y I Impose ppon you fur­ of a Belgium refugee and took him Frank and her mother who . havo of the Vest in this a rt on th . evening ther by asking 'apace in your paper aome 5 hours q day to complete. It been spending the winter In Palatka of March 19. Remember tho date. to m.k% Q>e following announce­ U all hand carved (*rid I. a , most have been greatly missed -by their f ^Sanford’s favorite.,' Meadam’ee ment.: wonderful conception and tha acma many friend*. Mettinger, Herndon, Morgan and By ruling from Washington; the of perfection in every detail, ao your Mrs. B. J. Starling has had aa her Fos wlU be beard In Ladiea' Quar­ porklesa day has been eliminated. visit to th . Carnival would not be tette work Tuesday evening, March This means that tho .ale of pork, complste should you fail to aee the guest her aister, Mrs. Robert Simms and Mr.’and Mrs. Caaey of Jackson­ 19th in the Congregational church. bacon, ham, lard or pork product!, Busy City.—Lakeland Telegram. ville. Thoy carqc dowji .in Mrs. fresh or preserved Is no longer pro­ Expetulve Hemstitching Machine Simms' car and after visiting Tam­ hibited on Saturdays. The rest of 4ost Installed at tha* millinery ehop Vico President it Daytona ‘ of Mre, H. L, Duhart. Ladiea of conservation schedule remains in ef­ . Vice President' Thomas R. Mar­ pa and other points of interest south Sanford are Invited to <all nnd see fect, Monday and Wednesday being shall and wife are at Daytona for a returned to Jacksonville Wednesday. * " ‘ .I ■'hi* machine In operation. Fourth wheatleas find Tueaday being meat- few weeka. rest. R. J. Holly la in Mr*.. W. ‘ P. Carter la spending eas. There la to be no let up on tho receipt of a letter-from Mr. Mar­ •"d Sanford Ave. 13-tf •onto tirio In Monticcilo -with Mr. conservation of wheat. shal! expressing /-egrets that he Life is gresU these daya. It’s Carter where he is located.* Mrs. AH licensed hotels and restaurant, could not come to anford for a *'Mh living with the opportunities Carter expects to' mako'her hoftie.in are notified that the'number of their to do one's bit In'the Great Cause, .visit, Mr. Holly inviting him hero ta r.o time to get tired or to "let licenses should appear on their menu upon behalf of the Board of Trade Montfcello, to the-regret of her aa Mr, and Mrs. Marshal! are friends many friends.' «*orgc do it." Don't forget Hanly; cards.' ’ »■'■■■■ ' on t forget the big war meeting. All grocers are, notified that pea­ of the edjtor of Qie *Herald.; High Mr. and Mrs. J. 8 . Wilson and Among the prominent visitors to nut flour has.been qdded to the list honor* hive never turned the heads the city yesterday was Dr. P. Phil­ of substitutes for Florida.* May be of these estimable people and they their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. II. ips, one of the largest otangejbuyera purchased by consumers or others retajn 'the true democratic spirit of II. H yran spent last week in Miami "h growers' Ip the atfcte'and one'of on same basis as other wheat aub- the Indiana Hoqaltrsc - We hope to where th e y ‘were royally entertained have them here aome time In the by Mr. and Mr*.' L. H.- Bradshaw, the mcq who have helped to put ■titutes. the Sanford people.; owner* of the'F t. Dallas Hotel. Utlando on the map.- Tho genis! B aker, are advised that they may future* to meet „ ' ■' . , * * ' « ('■ ' : }■ f' *• % S . ' • i; u1 m *#l .03 *Ms 4 'i>> Flour Flour 12 lbs. 'Dolly V ard en Flour / .90 24 lbs Ob. Flour - 1.80 24 lbs. Pills. Flour 1,75 12 “ “ “ .90 12 lbs. Gm. Flour ..90 24 “ “ M ; 1.75 24 lbs. Self Rising 1.75 12 lbs. “ “ . .90 t. P, McCuller f ,'ii fa • W-6 -ij Stop Planning How to Get Rid of Your Warnings e long enough to learn hojv to save a portion, It's easy! START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT * At this Bank with One Dollar, Add Others at Regular IntdWals and Watch Your Savings Growl rM /i �4V*iv*i >, 2111 The fort U 20 miles from 8 arannah aanti things I could tall.you but I on Tybaa Island. Wo can bear the will wait until next time. I want ocean from ' here, although I have you to be brave and reiqember that' not been down to it yet.' Mother, there' are. many mothers just like tell Mr^ Sprague 1 do not think they you all.oTer the land.^- Write - aoon . Your Big Boy, like vixltors to come’ here. You see Tom E. Meredith. this is not a camp for soldiers like that one at Jacksonville or Atlanta or Macon, but a regular fort. It guards the mouth of the Savannah GORGES ON .BANANAS river. Any one in civilian clothes TO INCREASE W EIGHT has to have a p u s. ' There are some nice residences hero for the officers Marinette,-Wl*.—Becauao be and the dlljerent batteries have nice wants to Join the army and can­ quarters. Only the coast artillery not be accepted as be la under­ have permanent quarters here. weight, Stanley Brown of Meno­ Since the war began they have minee la literally buying up all bUllt barracks here just the aame as the bananas In the Twin Cities at other forta for the recruits, and u and gorging himself with the fruit He says he la gaining ■oon u they get enough, for a com­ weight rapidly, and will again pany or so they are sent to the dif­ try to past the avoirdupois de­ ferent training camps. I am likely mands of the recruiting officer. to -be sent away .moot any mtnute pow. A lot of the fellows, who en­ listed In the aviation corps' will be sent away Monday to Texas. The Canraway boy ii going along to o .. I do not know where the medical corps will be sent t o . . I t le rumored around that thb .Teach People to Make Combread and Corripone. men of Battery A, Field Artillery " will be sent to Franco.I was up to the commissary yesterday and they were receiving their second' outfit Franch-Amarlcan .Woman Makes 8 u0which included a pair of hobnail V fleatlon—'Yankee Soldiers Looked Upon aa Heroes by Boys. shoes for service somewhere. Mother, I have something to tell New York.— commlsalou of Ameri­ you which I hate like everything to can cooks to bo sent to Franco to teach tell, I have lost my ring. I. first no­ the French how to make corubread ticed it whorir.ln line for inspection nnd cornpone and all the other cdlblo this morning. I hove offered a re­ .thlngq Into which cornnicnl enn bo. con­ THE DOTS SOMEWHERE IN PRANCE. ward for it and am going to do every verted Is suggested by Mrs. Benjamin By Clifford Leon 8 hermsn. Dear Folks:—I had a dandy dime at the pier watching the boys unload. thing I can to find It. We have to Cram of Baltirpore nnd New York. Aa I waa crippled, I couldn't help, and that mado It pretty soft for me. Tha line up every Saturday morning for Mrs. Cram, a French women, married pld town la' very quaint, and there Is a lot here thnt In Intcrcntlng. I.wlnh inspection; and woe be tg the one to an American, baa Just returned from I could tell you exactly where I am, btlt, as ono of tlio English boys here says, who is not spick and span. I passed Franco where sho. spent six months visiting tho battle front and studying h t Isn’t done." But when you see the old men fishing peacefully from tho all right. economic conditions. quays It seems hard to think that war Is going on. Thcso old men remind Wc get up at 5:30 in the morning “There Is nctun'l suffering In' tho ^no of Holland, for they all w ear........................ SAMMY. To complete the picture, draw a Hno from dot 1 to dot 2, then from dot 2 and have to ho in bed by 9 at night. provinces,"'*he said, "becauso of lack to dot 8, nnd so on. f ' . * *■ Tho food we get is excellent and of (tour. Why don't Americnn women plenty of it:----Wo have places for | tench tho French how to uso commeul? K „ ay. - (C o py rlah t. HIT. by T h » 11*11 BymUrate. Inc.) . shower baths and nice places toj Just five cooks sent from hero could wash. There is a big base hospital i accomplish wonders. **Tho French," continued U lL Cram, here in the Y. M. C. A; where I urn! “are Some Arc * learning many things about tho now. We have moving picture peoplo of my ndopted tnnd. They hnvu shows. There has been one trooper found that tho American whom they “ Over There” t to die!ainco I have been here. He onco dritplscd as wholly commercial died of ptomaine poisoning. He' was has Ideals like their own. Thu coining Some Are from West Virginia and was sent of Tenihlng nnd his men la the ca'uao hurl: to his home Thursday. It was of this chnngo or opinion. They are Over Here in the afternoon and 1 was down in beginning to understand each other— the olllce being examined. He was a Franco nnd America—nnd tho deep consisting of n hat, coat, trouser*, member of iiattery A and members affection growing, between them will Letter From Tom Meredith continue nfter the wnr. Tlws following letter from Tom leggings and two puirs of slmes. of his company acted as pall hearers “You should see the little French Meredith who has gone to war will Beisdea this 1 got three pairs of and u squad of soldiers acted ns boy he meets nn American sol­ socks, three suits of underclothes honorary escorts and the hand play­ dier. when bo read with interest: For a moment he Is silent from , Fort Screven, Ga., Feb. 2, 1918 and a pair of overalls. 1 am writing ed “ Nearer My God to Thoc'and awe, and then he shouts half rever­ this letter In the Y..M. C. A. hut. soirie other hymns. The Hag was nt ently, half Joyfully, The Americnn I* Mr*. J. F. Sloan, SanLAd, Fla. There is a pinnu going full tilt up on half mnirt during the time he was Such hero-worahlp you never'now 1 kfy Dear Mother: the stand. A lot of men playing taken from the hospital to the depot And you should see one of those Amer­ This being Saturday afternoon ican youngsters In khaki ns ho walks checkers, others reading and some and until the train drew up. and having nothing else to do I up tho street amid tho nwed greetings Every afternoon wo assemble for of his little admirers. lie draws '.him­ thought 1 would write you a letter. like myself writing home. . From I received my dothea yesterday, .ao where IL-sit I-p q ii qey the breast retreat and stqnd at attention while self up and throws out his chest and I am now a full fledged soldier ns works where (lie big guns are nqd the hand plays the Star* Spangled looks as proud as a king." far as looks go. I have u uniform the corral nnd stables for tho mules. Danner. Mother, there are a thou- SEND FRANCE COOKS Letters From Soldier ]Boys # 4 : BEST IN THE LONG RUN W a rrio rs floaifard Lodi* No <2, P. and *t * Communication «var* fim and tw. Catherine. Darts, a nut packer la a Tuesdays at 7:00. Visiting bltSfl Seattle nut plant, reported to the po­ welcome. lice that aho believes abe dropped her O. U f« y lo r Jaa. Mougbton. purse, containing fU2 In currency : S e c r a ta r y f ^ and two diamond rings. valued at Monroe Cnapier No. 18, R. A M about *100. Into a can of nuts she . * " the ? T « was packing. . — , . day In Masonic Halll over Theatre. VUItlng companion* wri«n2 0 . L. Taylor F. L Miller Makes Eggs Tell Their Age. S ecy^ .HlghPritrt - A novel and rapid way whereby to ...... determine the ago of an egg has been developed by M. Grossfeld,'a French MeoUsverv first and third Thundil Investigator. -lie haa supplemented In each month. Everyone who hu m , the usual method by one dependent on his Star in the East are cordially |nJu3 specific gravity* notes the Boston to vlslt this chapter. Alice E. Robbins, Sec'y Transcript. Tho existing way where­ by to determine the age of eggs Is by The Samord Council K. or c. candling them and taking note of tho Mee'i the 2nd Sunday 3 p, m., and ih, “mirage which forms about the yolk." 4th Sunday 8 p. m., each month, at E ** Mr. Grossfeld has determined that spe­ of C. Hall. Oak Ave. C. L. Britt, Fin, Sec'y. cific gravity of normal eggs la the wny attributed to Archimedes, and Phoenix Lodge No S, K. or p. there haa been figured out the loiw In Meets aecond and fourth Tuesdtn gravity, for each week of keeping., For Nlilting knights always welcome. n ' quick inspection of qualities of eggs, H. McLaulln O. J, Mill** h R. a n d S ._______. c. C. ' he has devised n form of hydrometer. The egg take* the place of the weight­ Sanford Lodge No. 27,1.O. 0. f. ed’ bulb and (he scale Indicates the Meets every Monday evening at Ido specific gravity and at tho same time la Masonic Hall. All visiting brother* the age of the egg.* A little cage has cordially Invited. . " been arranged to hold the egg and la J. F. McClelland J. D. Doran capable of quick handling. Big eggs N . G . _______ R. Stc7 end little eggs are subject' to error* In Gale City Camp No. 6. W, 0. W tho readings, but with eggs In the vi­ Meets second and fourth Wednesday cinity of M grammes tho Indication Is nights In each month. Ibstantancous. F. L. Miller J. F. Hoolehan * Clerk Council Commando United Brotherhood of Carpenters .aid Joiners of America Why Sacha (Sultry, the French PlaySanford.Local Union No. 1761 mttti . wrlght, Abandoned Hie Big first and third Thursday night at T Success. o'clock in the M*. W. A. Hall, i’ico Blk, O. Singletary W. W. Van Nos Paris.—Sacha Guitry, whose amus­ J. W.Soc.Treaa. * ' . Picaidcnt ing play “L’niualonnlste," has been one of the Mg successes of the season, sud­ Celery City Aerie No. 1853 denly decided to bring Its run to a Meeting every 2nd & 4th Wedneiday close. His excuse waa that he want* night a t-8 o’clock. Eagle Home, Oak Art Visiting Brother*'Welcome ed to go to the Riviera’ for Jhe win­ C. C, Woodruff ter. Ills manager, when told of tho E. E. Hogan Worthy President Secretary unexpected * decision, remonstrated with Mm. B. P. 0 . E. Sanford Lodge. 1241 ’ "What's the W ear he said. "Your Meet first and third Wednesday night play la running to packed houses. Why at Elks Home, North Park Avenue. F. S. Frank O. L. Taylor qre you closing It upT" Exalted Ruler “I want to go away for family rea- ' Secretary (Mns," replied the author-actor. Lake Urceie Council No. 31 Juoltt “Would It be Indiscreet for me to The Order United American Mechanics ask whnt these reason* aroT-Insist­ Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. ed Ihe manager. M.. In the City Hall. Visiting hrotbtn “My fothor Is going to put on n new are welcome, C. H. Smith, Roc. See. play In one of the Boulevard thea­ Modern Woodmen of America ters." Meets 2,-1. Thursday i-vi-nlax*. 7JO, “Well—om) whnt of 1tr “You nslc me what of ItT Why, slm-' in M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. C. I). Couth ply that I am -fl dutiful son nnd I don't C. E. McDonnld Consul Clerk want to boo papa." l,oyal Order of Moose THIS SOUNDS A U T T L E FISHY Sanford Lodge No. 1310 mi-CU In Hal in Stone & Grove Building Second and Flah, Perch and Trout Fall .to Find Fourth Mondays in Month at 7:30. Simmon In Kansas City Hotel. Kansas. City. Mo.—"Anil for Mr. Ra-iu-m-o-n: call for Sir. Ba-min-o-nl" called a lusty bellhop at the notel Melhlebach. An elderly man walked' up to the “My name's Perch, nnd. though they of fin call me Fish, I’ve never been called Sammon. Maybe that's for me." "That'* one for mV. too." said an­ other man who overheard the conver­ sation. "My name's Fish." Fish and Perch wti l;t d over to the clerk's desk and explained their trouble*, nnd Just then u man walked up and registered: • ,• * “J. D. Trout—S t Louis, Mo." The-three men agreed It must be a new-fuund aquarium, aa they walked to tho bar, where they got on "awlromlngly." Oak Avenue Between 3rd And 4th Si HAIL AND FA REW ELL By Anne soldier must be tried in ‘jjljj/ the fire of battle to be n " ^ tested*soldier:9 the tiro must be tried in the. fire of the road test to ba a tested tire. HlQglnson Spicer of Tha Vigilantes. Doge b arking , d u e t a-w hlrllng. A nd d r u m th ro b e In th e etreet. T h e b r a g g a r t pin** a re ektrllng An old tune, wild an d sweet. By four* th e lade com e trooping W it h head* e rect an d high. 1 w a tc h With h e a r t a-drooping T o s e e th e klltlee by. YOU A nd one of th e m le glancing U p to th is w i n d o w . 't h i s . U l a b r a v e blue e r e * a r e danrleg. l i e ti-eeew m e a kiss. ARE INTERESTED IN I send him back a n o th e r , I fling my h a n d o u t fr**, "Clod keep you sa fe ly , brother. W h o go to die for m e." RING BOOKS! tasgjfnpn Schedule of Passenger TrainB That is the Goodrich idea o f a lire. Therefore, Goodrich Test C ar Fleets, she of them, for n year ham mfered Goodrich Tires from state (o state, puithg them to the road test or rock, ccnd, nnd graveL The tin s c n x rg c d tested warriors of the Every War 8»rIng Stamp Is ssls-i . towards Psacv. They triumphed, SILVERTOWN CORDS and BLA C K S A F E T Y TREADS, with an endurance that doubled Goodrich's pride? in the s t a t u r e of the spiral wrapped, ■cable-cord tiro body, and the tougtiness Of the cross-barrcd, close^clutch Get this assured service of proven service - A by getting- the conquerors of Amcrica’o //C roads. Get “America’s Tested Tires,” nnd H you get long mileage and dependability wherever you take your car. . ■ . T H E B. F. G O O D R IC H . COM PANY ' Jacksonville bran ch : 802 M ain 8L, Jacksonville, Fla. S i THE C IT Y OF • ■•'[2 G O O D R I C H • ’A K R O N , NORTH BOUND -This ordinarily pleasing young per‘son Is shown In a costume that rather startled all beholders. There .hsve been many military fashions, bat not one of them ever came near thin for a militaristic appearance. This feminine piece of apparel Is patterned In many way* after the uniform. The coat Is more full, and the collar haa long polnti, which are practically the onty differences. Swinging from the shoul­ der* Is S military cape that adds to the style of the coetnme.' The skirt Is tight-fitting, so tight that when ihe wearer walka, It greatly resembles trousers. The hat Is built on* Royal flying corps lines. Tha outfit la ex­ tremely natty, and,will maka a soldier girl of any wearer. Nuts Become Popular. -Beiittlc. Wash.—Nuts are popular food here.. The .reason for the unpre- They are used in every line of business bjr Salesmen, Of* fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers, Ministers, Students—by ev­ eryone who must have a book that Combines __ _ i m U T Y l D UR ABILITY AND APPEARANCE. 4 SANFORD LODGES 4 Royal Neighbors of America Meets Seecnd and Fourth Thursdays mis 8 poer Clara Steiuper' Secretory Oracle Sheets can be obtained an>" time, ruled in eight fctylcs. Bound in J>cst quality Flc* Jblc Black Levant Grain Cow­ hide, with Black Linings* Phone 148 Sanford, Florid* �. I RETURNS SALUTE; j OL_____ NOT ENTITLED TO IT I : Sff'artsaft-asftvrM r^ W g. d is c o v e ry for Coughs eColds ^ s a s s |s M a g S 2 S5*** r^Uoai thfOQ|h tbe Dowtl*. *. . ^ J; ,, J! , | , I ly, 4)‘ut I think 1 ou^T lo'TfflTbiTttat .“K iM . w ith ? Uff« . Said c a r l l f l e i U■sasteSM .u a In __ following daacribod property i d _ tB -----J did4once (at seven days for bangln* tte B«aln»W county, Florida, to-win W a t. 1*1 my oid man on tho nose I" •I l-o» 4. UleckG, Chipm.il A Tucker*. Add Ship of tho Dsaort , Beiaaac ot Its peculiar swaying mo­ tion In- walking;'' tho camel has been called the "ship of the desert" This title may also have some reference to w btry duly, who tainted him. <• the extreme stupidity and passivity of The noncommissioned officer, If- 11 the animal, says Popular Science norant that hla colonel waa near. ‘ 1 Monthly, which fobmlts to great by, returned the aalnte. Next loads, which It will often carry, for morning he waa ordered to redays at a time without stopping for port Jo the colonel, where he waa food or drink, with no more urging naked why he returned the sa­ than a.ship would require from the lute when he, the "noncotn," hands of Its pilot knew he waa not entitled to It. Tho msnner In which the drivers "Sir," he answered, "1 al­ hobble the camels when they stop for ways return everything X am not a rest la Interesting. They do not de­ entitled to." pend upon stakes driven In the deep, The colonel dismissed him. yielding sand, hut simply double hack and tie one end'of the forelegs of tha animal, ao that It can He down or rise up, but cannot move from the sp o t WOMEN CUT OUT THE SWEETS JOHNWHITE& CO. "Da Their Bit" In Conserving the Na­ tion's* Food Suppllea at Ashland, W it. LOUISVtLLS« K Y . Literal i i w t o w t and fall valid paid * «— »*i™ Ashland, Wit.— In order to "do their hit". In conserving the nation's food Hldas and supplies the women's advisory com­ Q a a tiU M mittee of the Ashland defense council has adopted resolutions asking nil women to nbstnln from the use of Ice rream, candy, sweet drinks and confec­ tions In .which tnjet or cane sugar Is an Ingredient. Women's societies, which N om nltor whothor you farm on a ___________________________ _____ _ ___ .have been accustomed to serving relargo ecnlo o r only plant vegetables, freshmnnte, are no longer doing so un or dowers In 'a sm all way. you need less the refreshment* have been made Hastings' 1018 Seed Catalogue. It's according'to recipes approved by the ready now nnd wo haro a copy for adv)lory committee. you absolutely freo, If you writo for It, " Free Flower Seed Hastings’ Catalogue - Tells You About It ' LEGUMES ARE IDEAL PLANTS They Qome N esrsr diving Something for Nothing Then Any Other Crop . — Add MUch Nitrogen. A lfalfa, clover, toy bcnnll nnd the rest of the legume* nre most wonder­ ful ptnnta. They furnish nutrltlnue food nmf add more nitrogen to the soil than they repmve. They come nearer giving,something for nothing thfii I'tSAl any other plnnts. 4 N E W . WINDLE HOTEL JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA mentioning tho nntno ot this paper. i'o m ylcle; M o d .in , H n a s n i . O . l d d , II m i m . In addition to ahowlng you about all Woman Suffrage. In Iha hrarl of rllf. t'onrcnlent In avrrytUng. tho varieties of vegetables, farm Wind). W. Nmllh, Prop. ‘ It was In tho early days of tho ad­ B . m i for booklet. grass, clover a n d . flower soods, our cataloguo tolls how you can got free vanced movement o f woman suffrage. flvo splendid variation of easily grown, Hillses nil exchange, when by tho mag­ yet beautiful flowersi w ith which to istrate's orders a imi'ihec of "enthus­ iasts" went to llollowny Jail. Among 'beautify your homo surroundings. Good sey*ds of a lm o s t ovory kind them was a most excellent charwoman nro scarco this B e n s o n , nnd you can't who was employed iif Clement's Itltl. nfTord to tako chnncbs In your need A sympathetic meeting ‘w as held m i supply. Hastings' Socda nro depend­ their release, at which the chairman able seeds, tho kind you can nlwayu npoke In chM|ticnt leriiis. "Ilerp you FousAt-ar depend on havlitg “good luck" with. have,"-he remarked, "a laxly of d%lYou nro going to garden or farm It. r . HOW Kit. Sanford, Florida ____ _ W ___ _ cutely nurtured, earnest-minded wornthis spring. hy not Insure success so far’ns poeslblo by starting-with tho I , n W|m, for some trilling Infraction of rlidit fociIT Don't tako chances that ,ju, jUWi fln,j themselves condeinnetl to vmi do not hnvo to In seeds. prison, and there for the llr.sl time Write today for Hustings' 1918 hi llo-lr IJves— " MAHTEH'H SALE Catalogue. It's free nnd w ill both In. "fteg p a n lo n ,.s ir , fo r In te rru p tin g ," N r t l c c l«. brirl.V given t h a t n u r r u a n t t o to rest nnd help you to succeed In 1918 . . a lln at ‘i tr c r r r <>f l o r , , t ' - u . a and -»1* mail* s a i d t h e c h a r w o m a n . Jtm -pliig u p h n s t l- lo Sanford. T te Mid trad te lo f mmmbi ■I tte dalo-af tte Imu. bm ol inch Certlflcat* la t t e a i m ef-M. B. King. Usleaa u U cartl&calo .te tt te red aamad aceordlni to law tax 4 n 4 will l u u tkarooB on th . 11th day of March, A. D_ l i l t . . . . Wltbaaa my official alguaturo aad aaal thU tha 1It IB day at February A. D. ISIS. (.•all E. A. DOUGLASS,—■— Clark.Circuit Court Bamtnola Co., Fl*«. By V. M. Doaitaaa, D. C. • 1-FrMl* v* , l o Clrcalt C e u tf , B a a a a l k C laealt. S e m in a l - C a n a l ? , Flat Ida O vontreet T urpanU a* Com pany Arid tobacco now tastes much better toasted * You*ll know th is w hen you smoke the famous Lucky Strike cigarette, the real Burley cigarette. It’s toasted to develop and seal in the Burley tobacco flavor. In t I ,roll Court. N e . r r l h J udlrlal C l.rull nf llo r l d a . In and for Sem in ole C a u n l , . In C kaarrty George IL WentJeburg • Foreploaure Jaffirt II.- Ilryre * • T o th e lt»*|lontfinl. J a m r a II Ilryre: It a p p e a r in g from the .w o r n bill of t o m plaln a n t, George H. W endelturg. hrreln fllecl t h a t ' h e aaid Jim Vt If. H r y " la a rerldent ol the e l' y ol flrlandr, e o u r t f of O ra n r* and • l a t e ot Kir rid ■, and t h a t hr h a , been ab*eM from «ald rr-ldenee for more t h a n *l««y day* prior lo Ihe I n.litutlnn ol t M , ault, a n d that there I* no perron In thl* r lat# "ervlee upon ahum would hind you. and t h a t you » — at-ove Ihe -ge of t w , n ly - o n e y-a f-. It I, th r r e lo r e ordered th a t you do appear In lhla court to lh» bill h r r tln filed on Ihe lat d a y of April, A. IL. IP1*. th a ram * be fng n rul* day. . . . .. . , Il la lurthe r o r d r r r d t h a t thla order cf nut-ileal Inn . be pub'labed o n r a a waek lor lour e o n ae riillf* we*k* In the Sanlr-rd H e r­ ald. a nawapaper puhllrhed In Hanford. He mmole coiRitr. FlotJda. ‘ . Wllnraa m y h a n d I h d real of aaid circuit u t l I h l l I f t h day of Fel ru a ry . A. D. ('rail by r-jrr IN lM r .M M i Il-Fri-Slg Nallca offAygUeatlaB for To* Daad Uadot (tacttan • af Cbaglar H U , Law a of FUr- * ■.. - , _ •- . - . ■ aXB T _. 1 Goods shipped same day order received—no delays. We will be glad to place you on our mailing list, to receive our Weekly Price List, which will always save you money. Send for it today, a postal will do. •? The J. G. PERMENTER COMPANY FLORIDA Eat. 1903 JACKSONVILLE. . E. A. DOUGLASS. H eav y yields of high c la n pro ducts are neee u a r y to b rin g a big n e t profit to th e grow er. id the C irc u it C o u rt. H t v r n lh C irc u it , Horn* In o lr C o u R lti F lo rid a the la s t q u arU r-cen tu ry by The b a n n e r re c o rd fo r such results fits b een held fo r O v r r r t r f c t T u rp o n tln o C o m p a n y CUrk \\\ Mrl>on«lil, all unknow n nartlca r l a l m ln f I n l r r n l * u m f r r Clark W. Mr I Jo n i l it, all u n k n o w n partiro clalrninc fntrriTita under K m m i A. M rK w rn . all u n k n o w n pa rtlra claimlo f int**rr«ta Utulrr Kdw IL IVarn*. all unknow n pa rties rjalminK lnl*re«l» uruler L lu m hrth II, Sym e, dec'll,, all unknown iiarilra elafminc In trrrata under {iim I II. W aitr, .all unknow n partleo rlalm ing Intcreata u n d e r i l l u r O. Ilirber, all u n k n o w n partlr* rlalmIrtK i n t e r t • tinder l^*wU Key*, all unkmiwfi pa f i lm rial mi n r I n t f r m H under II* Wfnfleld Uaya. pit u n k n o w n parllr* claiming intrfeata u n d e r t ir o , il, I lay*, al'L u n k n o w n p a rt lew claim* ing I n l f f r t i i under David L. Hart* I**11„ ilcc'ti-, at) unknnw n. pari lea claiming in re«i« under K, ‘A llubblp*. dec'll, all u n k n o w n nartic* claiming interrata under llugn Hitter, all Unknown parti*** claiming intercata under Daniel Hackney, all unknow n riariir* rlalmJpg Itit errata und« r k i h n ; Willivlm. *11 u n know n pa rties claimlog inters**!* under if It Itufmr, li Ideal F ertilizers . S en d fo r our Free Books on all com m ercial crops o f F lo rid a ; a l s o ‘our S pray C atalogue. S p ecial advice gladly given. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer > * Co., • , [ . a * 1**' Mfrs. Ideal Fertilizers. id e a l , ] fUTmit* gr _ piKaiToeatSi runurtB ta Jacksonville, Fla. r,u« v i | i , .u l A * - \ I"* urtd*-r Ldgar 1,. Stone all unknow n n*rtiiv rlnirmng InlCfeeti un d e r 1*. W. Jit* l>. * nil u n k n o w n p a r t l s i claim* In. Intrrests un d e r J u s ti n i a n Drought all unknown tiagtlrs claiming Interests under Jo h n Itlur, all u n k n o w n partic* rlti ruing Intr resin unde? Jo*. F, <2IILryi. all u n know n panics clsimIng, Interests ynd« r Tho*. If. Hnhin*, all unknown p a , t i n claiming Interrata under Hotit. II, Hrogglnt. all u n ­ known partlr* claiming I n t . r e a t a undrr U m i n l .VI. Park, all u n k n o w n narllra claiming .Intrfrala u n d e r Jo*. Mole. (Irr'il, all u n k n o w n ’ p a rti* , claiming Inlcrcita u h d rr E l l r a b r l h A. . Mule, Stanley E. Mole a n d M abel E. Mule, or un d e r either ol I h r m all unknown p a r t i n ' claiming Interrala under Geo. K. IIIIm ,'. a l l u n k n a w n h a r l l n claiming Inter,*!* under J a m r . K. Knot*, all u n know n parti** rtaimlng i n tr r r . t* under I*. II. T h o r n ­ dike, all unknow n partly, claiming mdereata under H a ttie E. Yoal, dec’ll, a n d F ra n k VoM, d e r ’il or riihe r ol then], all unknown p a r t l r . claiming i n tr r e a l , u n d t r lla rh el K. ( Ilrk , all u n know n p a r t l r . claiming I n l e r c t , un d a r I. 9, Hunker, all un known p a r lle . claiming Intercut* under h a a e -A. Paarr*. all u n k n iwn parllea claiming In tcirata under W. V. W ightm an, all u n k n o w n parlle* rtaim lng Inter**!# u n d e r Oliver V. . ^ P a r k e r al *1. •. To all u n know n parkiea claiming I n l r r e a ia In the land* t-blow d e v r ll - a d under a ny of H e following, r-araoni nr otl erwlae, via., r lark W. M e lfo n ald , E m m * A- M eE w en. I ijw. II. I'earbw, Klfigbeth II. Syme. da • ea —d. S am 'l II. Waite, l n i > <1. Ilarber, L a l l Ka)*. II. WlnGtli) lla>c. Geo. It l i . y - , I ,a v id I, H a i ti a n , d i c 'd 11 A. Hobbin-, d r r 'd , l lu g n i t l t l . i, Daniel H ackney. J . hn Miihrnm. II. II. Du.-ec, - E dgar 1. S-one, a l. W. l-raw dy, Ju .l lt i la n l lr a u g h l , John lliue, Joa, K. /I il b e r t, T h o .. . If, Kol>ina, I,,,|.i. H. Kerigiln*. I.nm url M. P ark, Jo*. Mot*, d e e x o d , E'-Iaahwlh A. M et*. S l a n lr y E. M ot* a n d Mabel K. Mota, Gao. K. 1111**. J a * . . K. Foot a, G , _ i r „ T h o rn dlka, l la l tl a K. Yoal, d i c ’d, F r a n k Yoal, d i c 'd . Itarhel K. . Clark , arul I . ' B , Hunker, laa ac A. Paarea, W. V . W 'lghlm an, Gllvar V. P a r - 't E. A-' D O UG LABS. . ' . . C ltrk C ircuit C o u rt, F t m in o l r Co.f FI*. ktr. Thora certain tract*- o f ' land alluata W* t • T lldcn , , Samlnola C ounty, Florida, delrrlbad aa: Solicitor for C o m p li l n a n t • Sac. T p ftfr-Frl'ft ti* # R W U _____ ____ ‘ -------------------- IS 36 IS 3 S 19 N ly *1 S W f t of N W W 34 N l ) T I C E OF* M ABTEIt H HA LE N oH ra fi h*rc1>y l l v n I h s l u nde r a n d hy E M of N f g ol N b» ol K t f l i . c i SE.U a n d , Ekw •# 3,‘( of virtu* of a (Inal d»cr»* of foraeloaura a n d 8 J» of N W t f o f B K J g -------- JL 22 2 0 a on tin* 4In tdiai y oi l lal# Ih* 4th of jJ iannuu iarryy , a A.* iII. , J a m r a W. P*rkloi. - Ju d r a a t Ih* B W f i * | N K M w ' _ ----------- --------. , 3 3 2 0 1*13 30 CoOrt of Ih* H a aa n 'h Judic ia l Clr- H l:)( ol 8 E H . „ ______ Clr, oi Klorlda In and fnt, Samlnol* C.o u n t y Hag. a t N W c orner of rult - t FJarfd. 8E J< of Sac. 10, t u n E 41 In C h a n r . r y , In th a t r a rla in r a u t a th»r»ln ch... 8 6.SI c h a .‘ 8 82 dag f . n d i n r w h rra ln Oliver P. Swop* I* c om ­ W a tt,• tIB o lino of 40 - A"., un, ui p laina nt a n d Kuaan M.. I l r c t o r o n d I., Hoc 10 2 0 N oorth r th to l l a g . ^ ^ „ . . _ > ---tor, her huaband ara d r fan d a n la, I, A, K. E .l .i of ot S J fi of HE HE>i If of-N oPNW WJf _ II 3 0 lJnwrr«. a« Bp#c1st m a tte r rhall offer for aale r. a n d rail to the highest bidder for r a t h b e ­ B a it four aerr* O l.S Jl of B W ) ( 20 11 fore t h e front door of th e r o u r t hou** In II 30 F a n fo rd , Semlnola r n u n ty , Florida nn M o n ­ 8 * i ( Noi ^ r T i T T T T Z Z I i i Z Z Z 3 0 HE f t of S K I f ------------------ft----11 d a y , t h a 1«t d«y oLApHI, 19IF, t h a t a m e Ing a legal ealre day a n d d uring t h a legal Slag, a l N W ro rflrr of I-ot 3 ol 8 t c . IS. r u n 8 IS cha, E hours of r i l e th a p ro p e rty described in the 37.11 cha. N 16 cha. W 27.05 final decree aforesaid It • • followa tn-wit* 13 20 cha. t o h a g ——. — laol n u m b e r T hrea hu n d re d and fo rty nine lag. a t Nw Cor. of ffar. r u n Blaeli «»r Haciion n u m b e r l _ i l K o ! mouth 403 fl7, f l B ' f l , a SO Iliack H a m m o c k T r a c t, being a subdivision i ft, E 403 II, N SO ft. N 4S of .S e c t io n One ( I), T o w n sh ip t w e n ty one J deg, W 669 ft. W 6*0 ft to l ? f ) , H anga T h i r t y o n r 111) g a it , according 10 14 lo r e c o r d i d p tata thereof- . IS 3 0 D a ted at Sanford. H am ln blt r o u n i y , Flor10 13 ,u . ,.ih .u , .1 of N E J I of P E W ------------- 31 to OS yd* N of SW cor ol Special Master* N W ) f of N W i f Af Bar. 34, D a v|f It CJUee , r u n N 20 yda, E “ 440 yda, i A t t o r n e y lo r C o m p la in an t. R SO 20 yd*. yda, W so H W 4440 4 00 yda t o bag.— 1 4 ftS-Frl-Stc ol 8 U of N & U 8*H M ' " 3 0 * SO • ol N W J)____ _________________ Nallca or AgaUcallan far T a i l l c a d lln d c r Herllon S of f h a y l a r H U , Law* a t Flat- Hit* of »E)f of NWJfi ot •lie* la beraby glean t h a t 8. M. Andarurchaaar of Ta* CrrllBcat* No. 1230, ,7, baa d a l *_____________ / l b # » th d a y___________ of Ju ly , A. I>. I*PT, Mad aaid cartlBcala-In my office,,and baa mad* application f o r . t a t dead to lt.ua In accordance with law Said eartlflrala ambrace* the fcllowlug de*rrll<ad properly altuatad In Bcminol* rnunty, Florida, to-wlt: W i t of N E Jf of N E J f of NKkf htctlon 3f. Tp. 31 8- itunga S3 aaat. 6 arret. Th* .a id laud baiBg aa*r**ad at tba data of Ittuanra of aucb carllSrAta In tba nama of G. M. Jacob# Ualraa aaid eartlflrala thall t a radaamed according to law la* daad will latua Ihcraon un t t e l t t b d a y of March. A. D. ISIS. 1 Wltocaa my official algoaturo and aaal (hi* tb a l t l b day al Fahruarr. A. D. ISIS. (aaal) - . E. A. DOUOLAB8, . Clark Circuit Court Samlnola t o., Fla. By V. M.- Donglaat; D. C. * Clerk C ircuit C o u rt, Sem in ole Co., Fla. M a t-ey & Avar low. . a , • Sol*, lor. C o rn e ll. 41-Prl-Slr s Gut , STRICTLY STAPLE GROCERIES FLOOR and FEED : KENT VULCANIZING WORKS '* --- B WE RETREAD WORN TIRES • * - r . -» ■ g a nil r r l r f o l l-> lb,- Ju.l*r- ol S r - e n l h lu d lrlal Circuit, Scminnte Ci.un,)'. bl-.ri.l*. In r h a n i r r y , wb.-trln J A. Ch.-'k la comptalnant. add Z achary Crate A N n v . l ly W ork., i f n r p « f fttifin, •• fl#frnfl»nif •fid d»!«*d lain* ua ry I P Ih . IPIh. L E. • K. l tC i.lo ld .- r . *a I|-rrlal • n * . l r r ‘ n 'l l on M rn .lay th e 1-1 day i t Apiil, 1W1 **. ilu i 'n r the I»g*l hour, ot .glr. at I he e n u r l . h o u - e diV-r In Mantnr.l, SO they will Ih* good for many more II or I<1w ullrr lor »alr. anil o i l Vo ihe Idgh. . hiil.l.r lor r a-h. the folluwing d e a c r llr d miles of nervirr. Make them |>radically .per-or-al |iro|Mrl>' l o r a l .d al th* mill plant of Ihe i l r t . n d . n t in hanlord. r io r id a . ton-w again so faf as trend i* concerned. a it T w o holler*, lour rneln e-. nn - K. A. Wood m arhlne. one amflh moulder, one No need for new tires just because the old hand re*-aw ppd edge^eoml-lhe.l, on* Phil­ m arhlne, one turning ' . t h e , o r e *llrkones linve worn smooth. Just send ip* n ; ou r l o u n ' marM lir. one paorh r*l*lng m arhlne. one Jointer, one m nrtirring mathem Imre for retreading ut a very rhlt-e. one JA Kay and Egan |l * n d « a w , , * one arm ed aentlrr, -one , a , h an-l door clamp, small expense. * 1, one rut-oft rlf- one N ew m an m arhlne, o n . Mow a y .t r m , ore m ain-lire .h a l t and pulley*, one log . bau' up. one la n k —hnni-hed down, tw o one horae wagana, onn Uat tupped derk. orte i t a n d l p g dr*k. one (ton *afe, Oak and 3 rd St. Sanford. Florida threw. ofTIce, chair*, one l i r e writer, all pip. lug. t r a i k add t r u c k , . lor one dry kiln four, h u n d r e d fret of aide track, double falla, Ihthty.flve th o u s a n d feet -of rough tuhher, more or le*», . a id properly t o It* *otd aa the p r o p e r t y of the defendant, anti to a atl.fy ■aid d r e r r . ano r o ,|, . 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W m . N . w e b e t a r , Hobart If! 'S roggln, E ll t ji b r t h A. M o te . M a brl E. Mota' a n d - l l a l t l a -E. Yoat: It a p pea ring from t h e i t a r n hill Iliad h u e in th a t your place ot rraid rn c o i* u n k n o w n a n d th at you are o t r r th a a go a t SI y m r* . It la Ihrrefora ordered t h a t you do a p p e a r In thla c o u r t to t h a bill herein Sled on the 1 «th d a y n (, M a rch , ISIS. I t 1* fu r th e r ordered t h a t thla o r d c r . b e p u b liihrit' once a week lor eight r o n r e c u tiv e wrek'a In Ihe Sanford H erald, a new*, paper p u l l l r h e d . i n raid Sem in ole c o u n ty . W l l n r u my h a n d - a n d t h e tea l p( t h a la i d Circuit C o u rt thla J a n u a r y 9, A. i>. I9VA. DEADOtDOrSONS _H. G. H A S T I N G S Atlanta, G a.— A ilv L . 8 M oIBWH- Vn--------- :------IJU’ oI 8 W .............. aw If of N E R and NWJf ol 8 E J f ---------------------- ------------ . 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I I I S , baa M ad I f oaaoy * W ar law , i d c ar tlS c a ta t a my, offle*. a a d baa caada « o b - fog C o m y l u v IS -F rU S ta J • ( ■• - • * . - . •f* TO* * ' Herald Want Adg Will 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. 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, March 08, 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>, March 08, 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/44e3e43dc56305a35dbdfa81e636beea.pdf b99748d143999ee677ed348adcd5f980 PDF Text Text w , r»J- ' Ct'VI ^ . irr r .i’ 5tW3ft •Mi" 4• •< ' •*4 “ . s e m i-W EEKLY i J , P U B L ISH E D .a .. •"*CJ ' • . . ON - AN D TU ESD A YS/^. ‘ : F R ID A Y S _ IN THE HEART OF TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 86 STANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY, .MARCH £ . 1918 ____. . . VOLUME IX GERMANS IN RUSSIA . COMMITTEES ONE DAY SEMINOLE COUNTY FOlHtTH HALTED BY PEACE PACT APPOINTED MEATLESS AMONG. FLORIDA^ COUNTIES FAVORING GERMANY FOR CIRCUS IS PROGRAM AT THE STATE FAIR RUSSIAN TRAITORS HAVE • WILLED. COUNTRY ‘ TO KAISER loniats from leaving Russia if they choose to do so. LECTURE FRIDAY NIGHT B I G MEETING CALLED INCREASED SUPPLY OF MEATS IS CAUSE ON THURSDAY NIGHT . v OF CHANGE T H I S W E E K hut have resulted in a great increase in their approved tr&nsportatlon Icon ditions which already appear, In larger than normal arrivals at mar ket for tho next-two or three months the weight of hogs coming to the market for the past.two weeks Indi­ cate an increase in weight of from an average-of 203 pounds lust y ear'to the almost unprecedented average of 232 pounds, or a net increase in their market value of over 15 per cent. '• ' "T h is is a distinct, additiurt to the nation’s meat supply. It therefore now seems certain that we Irnve such ■enlarged supplies fo r.nt least some months to come that we cannot oply increase our exports to their trans­ portation futilities, hut at the same time can properly increase our do­ mestic consumption. • THAT IS WHAT JUDGES SAY REGARDING PRIZES - . * . • .Out of twenty-two counties enter- , At a meeting of the committee on Russia's delegates at Brest Lit- Dr. Byrd Will Talk os Conservation od at tho Florid^ Stato Fair, Sem­ entertainment' of the Seminole chap­ , of Children at Woman's Club ovsk h a v e halted the German Invainole county came out fo u rth ‘winner. ' ter R?d Cross at the homo ot, Mrs. ,ion of great Russia by agreeing to The winners In'the order named are Dr. Hiram Byrd, scientific secre­ the peace terms offered February 21.- tary of the State Board of Health R. J . Holly last Saturday night the as follows: Alachua, Bradford, Palm Peace wan made. ,they report, to the will deliver n lecture here at the committees for taking care of the ar­ Beach nnd Seminole. DeSoto camo • Bolshevik! government because ev­ Woman’s Club next Friday night at rangements for the big Red Cross out fifth with St. Johns sixth. While ery day of delay meant more demand 8 o’clock. His lecture will he on the Circus to he held here on April ltth , Seminole county is satisfied with its by the Germans. Added’ provisions "Conservation of tho Children,” and 12 th and 13th woje appointed. showing, we could have been in first Several committees were left open require the Russians not only to re­ he has a -message for the children place had better helping been ex­ lire from Turkey's Asiatic provinces and especially for their parents. Dr. us the task of nulning them w'as too tended the Soininole County Fair , but also from territory in the regions Byrd Is a' welT known health author­ stupendous and it, is expected that Association and. tho Bonn! of Trade. • The suspension is made effective •of Kars, Hatouni and Kqrabngh ity in this state and the people of every moniber of the chlipter will Chiramnn F. j..^ Miller of the Fair 'taken from tht* Turks during past this part of the.state, should hear him constitute themselves a committee for un Indefinite period, anti 1$ prob­ Association has’ without doubt ppt ' his shoulder to the wheel nnd tho Friday night. There is so much fif of one to boost nnd assist thN circus ably will Hint for three .months or wars. • , showjng made is due himself, the Berlin also announces tho' signing importance to all of ps in this lec­ in every way. There will he other longer. Si nee all restrictions' on consump­ other members of the association nnd' of peace terms nnd tho cessurion of ture that it should he well attended committees' appointed nnd many to Messrs. •Marlowe of Sanford nnd operations. When the Germnn for­ nnd the men nnd'women and the, Other names will h e added to the tion of mutton nnd Inmii had been " T h e response to the public to our Jacobs of Chuluntn. com m ittees already made us the lifted previously, tho food adminis­ •• ward movement halted the invaders city authorities .should he there. work of arranging for this circus is tration now asks tin* public for the teilucsU for reduced consumption of Without doubt Seminole county, » rr„ at Norva, lOO miles west of There are some items regarding meat during the past two months according to the newspaper* of the I’rtroprad and approaching Litga. h alth pnd especially pii'di- health of Milllcirnt m agnitude* to enlist llje time being tu ilt-ny" itself in meats lvnly lu-ef and pofk on one day a has been''most gratifying, and this state has received the boat adver­ miles southwest. The greater touched on by Dr. !l>rd hi hit* lec­ energies of the entire* chapter. • service alone has enabled the gov­ tising of any county exhibiting and purl of the Ukraine also has been ture and this is the opportunity to It hux been definitely decided to week Tuesday. ernment during this period to pro­ the good done for the county cunmq , hared of the Itolsbeviki. Much hear these important truths front a have all the members of tliesp c«unIncreased meat connumptiern, food vide such supplies a* transportation' fie estimated. The decisions, as war material and m6re than f*3.0(>0 recognised atilho/ity. The summer mitte.s to nieft at the Woman’ s admiui;. rat i- u officials believe will of to the allies permitted. The en* awarded however did not meet pop-, • prisoners have been captured by tin1 season is upon us-and this i» the cru­ U t i i next Thursday night at 7:30 to itstflf curtail the use of wheat nnd 1 larged supplies are likely to last for ulsr acclaim, due to the excellent unjl Germans in the Russian .campaign, cial time in the health of the city meet with the promoters of the eir; the prevent there is no intention to I two nr thfee ittopths. sifter which varled exhibit put up by Bradford • (,i'rmun> apparently is determined nnd county and no stone should he ms ami definitely outline *he cam­ add i'*> the ie*trioii<m* already in tln*re will lie the u-tl.tl »i*lt*olllil ffe; county which, according to many in • t., eivi, the Itolslievilii but n narrow l e t unturned to keep down the paign for publicity and gelling the force i"uinst the use of llour. crease in tie* amount of animal* position to jt'd|-- concede that B ra d ­ drip along the Gulf of Finland nnd spread of various diseases and to circus started. The following com­ ■ In a statement tonight setting, eoiuiHg to market. ford outranked any other county mittee* and all others interested areat the request of the.Finnish govern­ safeguard the health of the people. forth the ,eaann« for the change in contesting and il was for this reason " T h e adminiiitrution also suggest* While’ wc arc woikiiiK to win the requested to meet :n that time: ment is to undertake jhe expulsion program Food Administrator Hoover, that in .those purl* of the country Hull several protests were made ver? Programme Committee Mrs. v\. 'said; „! me Finnish revolutionist* and wac in Europe we should als't be where the old fashioned home pres­ Dally by other counties- Seminole llol-heviki, Red Guard from sou th -1 working to prc«'Tve our heulth in E. Watson, Mrs. V.. P Morse. Mrs. "T o e a Hie* have made further and ervation of pork i* hi ill the custom, included. ern Finland. With Ksthonin under. this country and there is nothing J. S. \Nilson. The judgv* officiating wore Dr. ‘ ini-reared demands for bre.id.si tiffs, tlii* prilctice should be extended nt German control, and Finland freed t quite us important ns public health Queens’ Contest Mrs.. S. Pules- t he»e enlarged demands being entered the present lime, *a» it will relieve lliinnnfourde, general manager of the from Itolsbeviki sway, the Ilolshc- measures. And then the question of ton, chairman, Mrs. P. I.-. Thrasher, to some degree by shortage in ar­ the burden upon transportation to fair, assisted by government fepre- . ' viki will have less tl\iin 200 miles of the health of our children touched Mrs. II. A. Newman. Mrs! Vf. C . rival!. front the Argentine. . It Is. and from the packing houses anti is sniitntiVf* from Washington and ena-i line along the Finnish gulf- upon by Dr. Byrd in Ins lecture und Hill, Mr* (’. E Henry. . therefore, necessary for the food ad­ economy sound as saving the cost of witli the exception of Dr. Hunnn( German troops already have landed the enlightenment that is a.lorded ■ Show Committee - - Mr. Jt. J. Hol­ ministration to urge a still f further packing operations mid nt tho samoj fourties’ pliife on the judges staff, on the Aland Islands at the entrunre the anxious parents and nil those* ly, chairman, Mrs. E. F. Ilous- redaction oin the consumption of rime will provide hnine supplies of |Seminole county feel* satisfied with tu the Gulf of Rothnin and will who are intoiested in better children. hnlelcr, Mrs. Julius Tukaeh, Mrs. R. lirnul and berndstulTs generally, if pprk to last over the months of de­ the efforts of the officials of tho on the Aland Islnnds at the entrance jCom e out ull of you public spjriled J . Holly._Mrs.JL. M. GnIMny. / _ .wc urc t o . meet our export neccscreased. sqpplios., 4 , ; __ _ ___ Florida State Fair and takes pleas­ make tTie islands. Hie hnse !of llidr citizens Friday night*. The lecture is ure iii coiiipliiiiciiting- Hie"* fair- offlrities. Ring Master Mr. It. J. Heilly. " “ The food administration desire* . operation in support of the Finnish free nnd is under the uuspiees of the cial»f\thiinking them for their cour­ "Experience shows that the eon- to repeat that it docs not want to Ticket Committee— Mrs. 11. •C. . government.. Germany has assured Woman's C lu b.. ■ • , tesies nnd’.help.. It is also desired tQ Gcrror, chairman, M r*«. *\V. W. AI iii r- sumption of breadstuff* rs intimately give the impression that these arc Sweden that she bus no territorial especially extend to Col. Koelcr, nSApplication for a charter lias been nathy. Mrs. /eh KutlilT. Mrs. \\ I. with tin* consumption of meat*. For times when simplicity and Hinder*- , sintnrit general manager und to Sec­ !•: i-r«-.t in the Aland Islands. . Morgan. Miss Wilkie, Miss ( liar- various reusous our supplies of meat lion of living urc not critically neres-; retary Kessler, our high appreciation The Itolsbeviki foreign office, made by the East Florida Ranch lotie |hind. Miss Annie Hawkins and fur tip* next two o r ‘three month* are sury. hut its stile desire L to secure while permitting the American, Ja p ­ Company recently formed, with St. considerably enlarged anil we ran adjustment between our different of their impartial assistance to all chairmen «l nil auxilinrie*s. counties und to commend their abil­ anese, Chinese, Brazilian and- Siam­ Johns county men composing the of­ Country Vstoro— Mrs. Fred Wil­ supply tho •allies wirli all the meat foodaupplics-and meat changing.con- ity * in .connection w ith 'th e rnfrying The -com­ ese delegations to leave without ,re- ficers and directorate. • products we have transportation fa­ ditions from time to time, and to out of the program of the grent fair. , mmint, insisted upon endorsing nil pany will he organized with un au­ liams, rhuirmun, Mrs. S. O. Chase, cilities for. and at the ft.tnte time keep the public fully and frankly ad­ ' passports of the others before de­ thorized capital stock of $1,250,000, Mrs. Henry' Wight, Mrs. David somewhat increase our pwn "consump­ •1 vised of its 'position, with the full parture nnd refused endorsement un­ npd Its headquarters will be in St. Speer, Mrs. E. Krupp, Mrs. Forrest tion. In these circumstances the con fid en’ro and reliance that when­ meeting of the Seminole County Fair ' lo.< the passport specifically des­ Augustine. The company Will plnnt. Lake. Mrs. E. I). Mobley, Mrs. It. fund administration considers it wise ever it becomes necessary .renewed Association, with D. C. Marlowe nnd cribed tiu* ow.ncr as a diplomat. grow, market and sell vegetables and F. Whltncr, Mrs. Rump, Mrs. Aus­ to relax the voluntary restrictions on appeal* for saving will meet the Tilden Jacobs who were In charge of Mcliaulin. Consequently n number of military .fruits, nuts and kindred products, tin Willlnms, Mrs. II. meat consumption to some extent same loyal response ns in the past.” the exhibit. and oilier members of the various and also will raise and market live­ Mr. A. I). Parrish, Mr. Dcano Tur­ with a view to further decreasing ner. ' stock. ______ ........ were left behind und suys bread consumption. •*Feast for Gunrds ‘ . Ticket Sellers on Grounds-'Mr. the correspondent of the Daily Mai Saturday night wan a big night so "So long ns tho present conditions R. R. Dess, chairman, Messrs. Keys. apparently nro "held as hostages." far n* the County Guards of Genova Dullosc, Tnylor, Abernathy, Couch. continue the only special restrictions Foreigners npt cpnnectcd with the nnd Chuiuutu were concerned, for on wc ask are the bccffcfsi anil porklesa Henry, B r it t .' .. diplomatic service spemi however, to that night they were given a( grand . Tire meatlees hicnl and Concert Committee— Mr.- C . . H. Tuesdays. ha.ve accompanied the djplomate on time by the good people of Geneva • the porkless Saturday are no longer Dlhgee,-chairman.— ------------- - - r._. their train, wile reports suggest oth­ under the. able leadership of County —*7— — ■ Parade Committee *— Mr. C. M. asked. ers will he ahleTto get away sooner Commissioner E. H. Kilhee. 8 ?vrnl of "Jhe fanners of the Handi’ rhalrrnan. . . . i or Inter. Rcnsons given for holding The meeting-wan held In the towm United Stntrs arc responding td the Location — Mr. It. J . Holly,- - . the Italians differ hut it soems that hall of Geneva. At 7 o’ciork tho Ge­ Current— Mrs. .Turner and Mrs. national* call to increase hog produc^Coant i'rawo, one of them, was ob­ nova .squad .assembled.at tho .post- , ... '»t >*,V*j •liori, their increase-to'aH-appearances j * • • * .'•q * ' . • * v * • n • nolly.' noxious to the Russian foreign of­ • ___ office and marched in squad, forma- ' * is being attained more rapidly. Of fice which-also was said to have sus­ Hon to the hall where a gqod exhibi­ * peeled the Italians of helping their A Company with the heading, the more intmediate importance, however CARTER WILL INVESTI­ tion drill in the mununl of arms war. * are several complex factors which nationals to escape from Fctrograd KRAUSE SHOWS PUT ON Jackson County Live Stock Associa­ given. Qn account of had luck thehave effected an immediate Increase GATE t r a n s r o r t a tion wna the outcome of a meeting contrary to regulations. . ' Chuluota hoys were late in arriving; , •' GREAT EXHIBL held at the court house of Mariunna in meat supplies. TION OF VEGETABLES. hut wero "on tlie other hand in time According to the correspondents of "T h e transportation shortage he TION recently. The •meeting was of the the Morning Post provision shops in That tho Jacksonville Chamber of for tho pillau which was served'by foro tho government took over tho keenest Interest and twenty numbers Fctrograd were absolutely empty on the ladies and which was pronounced Tho Elks Carnival opened last railroads, the had w eatftr in Janu­ Cotnmerco is thoroughly interested Saturday. Mqny of tho shops were night with a large crowd present and enrolled right away. A most inter­ by those lucky enough to bo present' ary and early in February, tho large in this rcc(lon of Florida and par­ hoarded up and food waif not ob­ while no- one expects to have every­ esting lecture on* tick eradication an the "best ever." ■‘ , • ticularly in Seminole county Is in­ was delivered by Dr. II. A. Smith of percentage of immature corn in the tainable. After supper th e entire platoor* thing running smooth on th e first Jacksonville. dU p lc t supervisor. A last - hnrvest, and the necessity »of dicated by the interest being dem- were given a gooi drill in .th e man-, nlght~~lh<T* carnival folkr had—I ho feedlng^thls corn as rapidly at pos­ dnstfatetT by' t h n f organization- and' Washington,' March 4 —The Rus­ shows running full blast and the further meeting was called for S at­ sible to save it from decay, have not by VV. R. Cnrtcr, the ablo and Im­ uni of arms, tho night being too dark sians have begun destroying bridges Ferris Wheel, the Whip and tho urday, Feb. 2.1rd at the court house only resulted In hacking up tho ani­ partial editor of tho Florida Metrop-' for any-outsido drill. At a lato hour* on the trans-Siberian Railroad, he- Merry Go Round were In full swing at 1 1 o’clock in the morning when mals—particularly hogs—on the oils, who today is In Washington be­ sill departed for their'hordet wltfc at RnlR-d n "f<. U'" Cltlnes mi'L^lCfry show on the grounds was Dr. Smith, by special request, nguin fnrms for a longer period of feeding fore Director General MeAiloo of tho kind spot In their hearts fori tho delivered his lectu re. ______ frontier,'John F. Stov’ens, choTrmalT well patronised? —~ * ' ~ ' -— — *■"-*- »- railroad*, aerking—a-better- transpor­ good p e o p l e . o f ) . G * M : y * . .. ' V ’ -* of'the American Railway mlaaloh reThe hoys of tho Geneva and Chu­ A wind storm and rain about tation for Florida’* pro’ducta. "Ono pnrted this today to the Stato De­ nlng, o’clock put a crimp In the car­ luota' platoon are doing good work of Mr. Carter’s main objects In this - •« • • # partment. This may prevent Am­ nival but made the' beach fine for yitlL la.to assist otic immediate sec- under the ablo direction of .Sergt. bassador Francis from reaching Vla­ today’s -events and while the sand fion in moving our heavy celery and Fred Robbins and- Corporals Writ. divostok. • • ’• on the lake front Is soft It makes an lettuce crop and showing tho broad Kilhee and M. S. Avcrette', and de­ ideal place for the carnival BttraCWhile without details, officials gauge of tho’ Jacksonville Chamber serve much.praiso for tho interest •. ' — • here believec the Russians nro dcs- tloni. of Commerce,'B j U. Kessler, secre­ they are taking in the company. ’ i AT COURT HOUSE AT EIGHT O’CLOCK Tho Krause Shows are among the Capt.' C. If. Dlngee, I.leuta. W. D. •roying the bridges to prevent an tary of the organization, followed ‘-All • . i •• Turner and R. S. Maxwell and 1st expected advance of Japanese trqops best on the road today and have the • Mr. Carter with n two hundred A large number of other structures reputation of being clean, giving the word wire asking that cvdrythinjt Sergt. W. M. Haynes of Sanford . The farmers of the county who are 'interested in h a v e been mined, Mr. Stevens also public a place of amusement where possible bo done for the Sanford sec­ were present as invited guests.Of.the celery arc requested to meet at the court, house tonight occasion and expressed thomselvea .reported, so Ihoy could bo readily the ladies and children can go and tion. ." nt eight o’clock? The tweeting is called for the purpose feel that' they ’ willbe protected. as wqll pleasell with the progress of ( destroyed. ' . Yesterday the Board of Trade of these two aquads. * Friday night of There are many and varied attrac­ qf arriving a t some definite plan for shipping celery that Mr. Stcvcna who aent his dis­ Sanford got busy with the Washing­ this week nearly all the guards of will reach the ’ markets on time npd also to investigate patches from Yokohama, aiyF there- tions at the Elka Carnival this week ton authorities and it la proposed to the county will meet I m f t ^ o r d for a*. , •fore undoubtedly froth Japanese In­ and you will have to go down tho the idea of shipping Mt by the train load for the cold do *11 possible to .secure results. I t drill and a good drill la expected. telligence sources, said it waa report­ Joy Tr»H to seo tbsm'all., The. car­ storage a t the Other end1of the line. There, will J>e much la needless to ssy, - however, that ed the bridges already destroyed nival ta on tho lake front nt the fqot unless the key note of the transpor­ lari within the next sixty day* and of importance for the’growers at this meeting and a large wer* near Chllta, east of L ik e Bai­ of Park avenue and will be here all tation situation f* touched add that the etate of Florida will realise more kal. '. attendance is urged by the farmere of this section. To­ weeV . • ' . . . : . ’•• means .■■reduction of tonnage so that than^n^tep .million dollar lots before \ night a t the Court House a t eight o’dock-. -- ’ * Offlelala do not bflleve that the * Every afternoon and every Jilt^t trains can get over the road, the May 1st. The remedy* required‘ Is destruction of the railroad la In 'any the lake front will be*the plarre /o ra farmer* of thU •section ’ alone will personal, action with the Washington l , , * * y part of a - plan to prevent Am- good .time, pome out and bring thf : •• . ’ suffer to the tu n i of s million dol rfflUala. >• t '. • • ■ i baasador Francis and the other dlp- children: *♦* # Washington, D. C., Mch. 3.— Temporary suspension of the meat less meal and of the/special restric­ tions against thq uat-jff pork on Su urdsy w-ns announced by the food administration tonight us n readjust­ ment of its food conservation pro gram. Increased meat production and the necessity for still greater saving *in wheat, it was declared, mnko the change advisable. . ’ . JACKSONVILLE WILL HELP OUR FARMERS ELKS OPEN .. : CARNIVAL FARMERS M E E W TONIGHT ■ " ' • " • V . ' . <•.. ! -. • . J • 6 n .i v ► frf>»«] ■ i .• • . • * -• ^ . . . r �Recital far 'Guards Saccessful' Pram l “ All Angles ~ filled the High School*' Auditorium ltat.avenLng. when Airs. IWren. McGuln gave an PEvcnlng of Story and Song." Mrs. McGuin held her ad* dlencc spellbound carrying them from tears to laughter at her will Her atory of "Initiatin g Father" vraa greatly enjoyed by all Odd Fel* Iowa and Masona eapedally who were preaent, and her portrayal of negro characters snd dialects were •specially good. The selection from Victor Hugo's "Lea MlseraBlea" demonstrated thq real ability of Mrs. M cGuin.to portrsy, characters In the tru<| spirit of the*' author And hi f Jean Val J e ^ n . w n vividly portrajfed. Mra. McGuin la a finished ar­ tist and Sanford ia proud to be the home of this talented lady. Taylor Made Vice President At tho annual meeting of the stockholders of the Pcoplts nank hcl(l last’ week Cashier O. L. Taylor was added to the hoard of directors and made second vice president. A very satisfactory report of the of­ ficials was rendered to the- stock­ holders for the past year and showed that the Peoples I*-in a most excel­ lent’ condition and growing every year. The following officers were oloctcd lor tjie year: President,, II. R. Stevens, vice president, C. M. Hand, vice president, nnti cashierO. L. T ay ­ lor, Asst, cashier, It. It. I)c.is. Diretora, I). It. Ilrisson. F. L. Woodruff, C. F. Williams, W. M, Davis,. S. Pulcstop, II. It. Stevens, C. M. Hand, O. L. Taylor. • Many improvements nre to he made in the Peoples Hank und the interior is being decorated this week and the budding improved in many ways. The directors' are well known business men of the city and county and can he depended upon to keep the Peoples in the front rank among the batiks of this section of Florida At P rc 5hyter!r.rt Cherrn / Er. Brownlee writes from-the hospilt. at Orlando thnt while Mrs. Brownie* is w>t so well this week he hop- * fn* n cha ir® *°r { i° he.ter nrd Mini I c will Le able to* fill his pulpit hero next Sunday. Everyone co/< ially .Invited to attend the rcr: vlcca at tho- Pmbyterinn church; Sunday school at 9:46. Morning services at 11. Evening services nt 7 p. m. For Sale—A o l i . room' housO; al M M Neighbor. So she came over and lot, weet side Laurel, avenue, 1 dropped Karris Colic R t m e d y o n t h # tween Sixth and Seventh gtreets.' Horse's. tongue a n d .t h e horse was well when->the- men came hoW M 6 raljJa it f ^ a ”iVainC til!tH cm edr «»' s r r s ' ^ . ’. y ^ r - - * , a • • • r « « /*a_ Mid dwTM d r u. „ 0 UB1|0LDEB• the w6mcn can cure horse colic. We Boll It a t SO cents a bottle^ L . Allen • For S aI c—Ono Durpc Jersey boar. Seed Co. ' 7 ~ la derail Caarl B#»cMb Jadtrial Ctrcwll f t One year old. Apply G. W. Spencer; n artda. la aad far Saialaala Coaalr- la 60-tf •. Boumlllat Makea Change . . For Salo—Ringlet and Park Strain In this Issue o f.T h e Herald la an J. t a n II.*». Uryr* Barred. Rock e g g s ,$1.60 per setting, announcement'that F . E. Roumlllat To__tb« Kor ___ _ tram ibo owarii bill ot rwm- day-old chlcka 20c each. Largest has resigned from the firm of' L. R pUTaaaV. Ooor'r* R. Wcodtburx, h*rria fltod that tba M id Jama* H. Hryea to a reddest Philips & Co., and purchased an in­ of Ibo dry of Orlanda, rsaaly of Oranr* sod atock of Barred Rocks in central of IHorlda, sad that bo bat booa aborat Florida. F . N. Purdy, Osteen,- Fla. terest In the drug store of R. C. fUU from tald raaldaaco far. war* than atoty daya 48-8tp Bower where he will gTeet his prior la ibo In.tltutUn •( Ibto aslt. mad that tbrro to ao pbrtoa ia tfcto olaU oarvlra upon friends in - the future. Everybody whom would blad you. aad that you ora For Sale—Beet plants, 30 cents Ibo al twralr-oa* yoarr. knowa Gene Roumlllat as he ia a abort 11 to tkcrafora ordered that yea do appear 100 or 12.00 per thousand.. Write Sanford boy born and raised and for la Iblt court la tba bill Wrola Mod oa Ibo Portin Bros., Wagner, Fla. 61-lfc lit day ol April, A. D(, tail. Ibo h im bo many years haviuign engaged in the V * U*l|*uMhor ordirrd that Ihto ord»r cl t For Sale—Thoroughbred. Rhode drug.busim ibllcatlon bo. published onto a 'WoaR far or eoaaoroUva wrto In tho Banfrrd Ilrr- Island egg* for hatching, $1.50 per friends am d. a nowapapor publiibod la Basford, setting. W. M. Haynes. 48-tf C. Bowers' Bomlaolo county, Florida. at the ne * ’ WIIdom my band and »»al ol aald clreult Drug Ston rourt tbla 28th day of Fat-wary, A. D. . For Sitle— Whiolesale fish business, 101ft. * • * consisting of launches, boats, nets, (mail ’ K. A. DOUGLASS. - „ Clerk of Circuit Court. Seminole Co.. Fla. .houses, otcl C. L. Vincent. 48-tf Mrs. A. W. Young, vice president L. Tllden ., , . . . . Section 6 Florida Federation of Ve- W.Solicitor for Complainant SS-Fri-Slc . ■ . For Rent— Furnished room, 116 ro, Fla., has been the guest of Mrs. NO. French. . 46-tf NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE . Galloway this week. Mra. Young is . Notlrw to hereby f i r m Ibai under end by a moat iritereatlng talker and ' her virtue e l * fln*l decree uf forecloeure end Prairie Pony For aale. Three made on ih * 4tb day ol Janu ary, A. D. address at (he Woman's Clilb Tuea- ■ale l a t e , by J a & r e W. perklu*. Ju d e e of Ihe years old. Broken to ride. Can be day afternoon waa greatly enjoyed. Clrralt Court, of l U . M r e m t h J a d lt l a l Clrcult e t -Florida la and far Hemlnole County seen at Lemon Bluff near Osteen. A game of bridge waa enjoyed after In Chodrery, In t b i t certain «■«»• therein 52-7tp wherein Oliver P . Swop* I* com- T . A. Tice, Osteen, Fla. the meeting, • many guests being pendlnc plolnant and Sn«an M. n e c tar add I.. Brc prowent. The .prise n box of pow­ tor, htr h u ib tn d art dtitnatnl®* «• A. *k . Power*. •« special n u l c r shall on#r for aal# der waa won by Mias Kathryn and iell td tbo hlfbeat bldd*r for -t a ib be­ low the front door of the court-bout# In Wilkie. Tho club waa bciutifully Sanford, Seminole county.- Florida o a Mon­ decorated with Duchess roses and- day, the let day ol April. H I S . Ibo rame l o t a je f a l aale. day and during the Iria l old fashioned pinks from Mrs. Gal­ hour* ol rale. Ibe property devrribed In tbo . For Rent—Thrco office roomi derree aforetald la a . (ollowa to-wltt loway's lovely garden. Mrs. W. E. Anal l,ot number Three buriifrrd and forty nine Watson was the hostess.for the day. (SIP) In lllork or Seetlon n u n jb e f 1 ( I I of fronting on First street. Most de­ illark Hammock T ract, l>«ln* a aubdlvirion sirable offices in city. Several othei ol Section One ( I ) , Town/Hp twenty .on«* (21). Hang* T h i r t y one (31) raat, according good office rooms in same building. Percentage Day al Sunday School to recorded plat* thereof. . , 23-tfc Dated at Sanford. Seminole county, Plor- Yowill St Speer. Next Sunday will be percentage .1 day at tho Baptist Sunday ‘school. •For Sale—Beet, onion and cob. •Special Mailer. This achpol haa adopted a regular Davit A GHee • • • bago plants. Sec C. H. Lefller. Attorney lor Complainant. report card 'system as used in the . 83-Frl-M • 42-3tc c . . . . common schools and tho- first Sun^ Fof Sale.—tTwo good 'horses for day In each month. Is sot npart as salt* cheap. R. B. Lynch Route A percentage day, at which tiino cacl) Box 220 Sanford •Fin. 38-tfc .member of -the Sunday school re­ ceives a report card signed by the • F a r A tria l rr L r t l . U t u t r FOR RENT V o tr» » o l K r m ln o lr t o .: superintendent advising them just T o I t tb. rrr r bDyo mi canr rnautfc n c r m y r i m J l i t o r y lo r r r p tho percentage they have made for r r r r n t k t l v r In t b r o u t F lo r id a I r c t 'U t u r r For Rent—Fish house at foot of lm l r c o u n ty .. l a l . J r r t t o t h * d r m . the past •month. Those that have uIr rorna! t l rS cpmr im a r y to l-» b r ld J u n * 4 th o l l l : l i Park avenuo. Could ho used as made 100 per cent get n "Star Mem­ y r a r . a n d i n l l t r y o u r r o n r l d r r a l l o n o l m y wurrhouso. Inrpiirc Mrs. C. .U. ■ lu a u flr a tlo n i. ' ■ ber” certificate, twelve of these en­ I t M p r c - t lu lly . • . J . J . DICKINSON. • Walker, JOOfi, Ki Second St. 5-t-2t title them to a handsome presentFor Rent—Ox Fibre Fartpry prop­ from the school which is presented at the annual promotion day in erty including two-story warehouai ♦ ♦ in good condition. II. C. Duliose ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING “THE SPANISH MELBA” “A NIGHT I N ............ • OLD »MADRID” Good Singing Good Dancing . Good -Music BY SIX PEOPLE '.A L SO • . Five Reel Picture Admission * , . a .. . •a RADNOR HOSE* ' • ' • * ^ Values will be on this table up to 4 0 c andv 50c per y a r d , m aterials such as Voile, Crepe, Batiste, etc., in fact just the thing for Warm Weather. . Almost Every Day we are Receive ing New Goods for Every De-• • a .* • . •partment of our Big Store • New Creations in Sheer Voiles etc All 36 inches Wide W ANTED ♦ Wanted — Work of any kind by. n sober, reliable married man, 62 years of age. Prefer some kind of office work. -Experienced bookkeeper and <e>) * V*. ♦ No. 1 penman, who desires to locate H -All Local AdverUaemonlH Under in Florida. Will accept moderate This Heading T H R E E C EN TS a salary, with opportunity depending Line For Each Insertion. Minimum on ability. Address J . R. Moseley, Charge 25 Cents. 217 Gnrdon St., Laurens, S. C. 66-3 tp In answering an advertisement whore no name U mentioned *in the Waitresses or waiters wanted ut ad, •please do not ask The Herald the Altamonte Hotel, Altamonte for Information as_to the identity of Springs, Fla. Only white employed. the advertiser. Usually w*e do not Best character references needed. know who tho advertiser is and if Apply ut once. Could use a man we do we are not allowed to give and wife. Geo. E. Bates St Son, out this Information. Simply write Props. ■ 64-2tc a letter and address it as per in­ structions in tho ad. A !♦ Young stressed the point of not letting our Interest in club work wane, hut rather through the club do our war relief „ work and Red Cross work ,»pd endeavo; in these trying times 4 o hold the clubs to­ gether, and maintain our usual stan­ dard for cooperation and uplift (is hertoforc enjoyed. This being the afternoon for ihe Social D"pr.rtmeiu to have .heir enlertaftinient the meeting was i oncluded in a pleasant social way by playing bridge and knitting. A most enjoyable and social time'was had. Recital by Celebrated AHIst The Woman's Club announcis a dramatic recital to he given by Mrs. Jessie Eldridgc -Southwick. Monday evening. March 11th at- the club rooms. Mrs. South wick is one -of America's foremost Shs|<espcrUn Intcjprcters and an instructor in Emer­ son College of Oratory, Boston. It . MABTER-H BALK Made of Fine Merceriz• • ed Gabardines and Fancy Skirtings, F a r Surpassing the Ordinary Wash Skirts, though Moderate in Price. • . Some as low as . • For Sale—Selected Rose Four Seed Potatoes. Clhase St Co. 65-ltc For Sale— I.ne pair of fine regis­ Furnished Rooms by Day, Week tered hogs, eight little pigs. Inquire or Month—Park avenue Flat, 106 of Airs. C. R. Walker. 1006 E- Sec­ North Park avenue, oyer L. R. Phil­ ond street. f>2- 2 tp ips St C o. drug store Mrs. C. C. Hart, manager. ‘ 30-tf .For Sale— 1000 lbs new celfry wires. F. A. Stone, Eighln nnd Ohk. Lost—Gold berast pin, flat with . 65-tf small oak leaves on pin, S. A. D., on For Bale— Ford Touring Car, De­ back, reward to finde'r. Allen Seed mountable wheels. Good condition. Bargain*. Phone 6. • P. O, Box 983. „ Found— Roll of bijls, Owner no­ tlfy Herald Dfllce. (GENT’S FURNISHINGS DEPT.) - 66-21 p .* «• ;. “ ■For * 1 L. C . ' Smith Typewriter, •' • Weeks Earlier. M. M. Stewart,-7t7 East Second St. In every lot of hogs on feed two .• . ' '56-3ttf or three weeks quickly mid actually eat less than others. If nil would For Sale—One 5-pasaengcr Ford fatten like thefce, the entire drovr body and top. Apply T. O. Charles, would he ready on the market six Telephone 338. . 55-ltc weeks earlier and to save sixMvceks Rhode Island Red eggs for hatch­ feed is an Item that you fully under­ ing. $2.00 for fifteen. II. L. Gar stand. rison. ,61-tf The hog thnt fattens easily must he in (prime physical condilion.* Tho For S ale— 16 hand farm or draft B. A< Thomas Hog Powder is a con­ horsp, weight 1360 )bfr~ Inquire L.*A ditioner for hogs. ' It keeps their Bruin ley. 63-1 f liystfm healthy and onFor Sale—Ten acres hammock ablcs them to fatten quickly without land ,on Cameron avenuo, right in falling a prey to the usual diseases tH 6 heart of tho' celery delta. This of hogs. The It. A. Thomas Hog farm joins railroad loading station. Powder is not stock food. It's straight medicine, and we took the Three acres cleared. Must be sold If interested o'gcncy •beepuso-it enables you to to close an esthte. writo F. J . McDannel, Owosso, feed out your hogs much esrlier. Michigan. • ‘ * 63-tfc • Wash Skirts FOR SALE 66-tf Senorita Rosa Alercon • S Feed O u t .Your, l l o f a Six WITH BUTTERICK PATTERNS * - * - -* - -«* . ’ *• Nolle* to h*r»hr (tv«a th»t pur*uinl to • flosl drrrrr of lorwtoeure and lalo-tnad* and ttllnd by lb* Jude* ol Fartalh J)jdlrlal Circuit. ItomlnoU County, Florid*. In rbiar*ry, wbtrrlir /. A. Ch*rk U romplaln* aal, aad Zathtry Crata A Novtlly Worki, a rorporallaa. .to d»(*ndant. and daltd Jan­ uary sotb. ISIS, I, E. r. Iltutholdtr, ai ■iwdil maitrr* *111 on'Mrnday Ik* Ut day of April, ISIS, durlnc tb» l(|al hour* ol •ala. at tba rourt h ot* door In' Sanford, Florida: offer (or aato.-ss4 rail to tho hl|hHt bidder (or raab, Iba tollealas dratrltad. paraoaal property located at. Ike Kill plaat of Iba daiaadaat la Sanlord. Florida!: to»Ui Two bqltora, lour easusa, oaa H. A. Wood aaarklae, oao aailth wauldar, -oaa tokd raaao aad rd|M-rombla*d, oaa Fbl|. Ipa Makla*. aao laralaf talba, aaa atlrkor, aaa taaaal autklaa. -aao paaal ralilag raarblat, aaa jMBlar, aao aMrtlcalac moaklaa. aaa JA. Fay aad Egaa Bitd iaw, aaa armed aaadar. aaa eaah aad door (lamp, aaa cat-off tlf. oao. Nawataa macklaa, oaa Maw-cyttaM, aaa Mala-Uao abaft aad pat.toys, aaa lot kaul-up, aaa tsak Iraackad For Salo or Trade— Fino big horse, 8 yesrs Old, will work In ploiy, buggy 'or wsgon. Also good hall bearing buggy and wagon and feta of har-« ness. Sec Jack Collins or phone 397-J. ' . 62-tfe A Bargain in Real Estate—Two hundred and forty acres of land ad­ joining a large lake all under fence, twenty*- -acres cleared, nine room house, small barn, cane •mill and more or lees tools suitable for farm Ing stock and is good U?d for citrus fruits. Terms, to the party .who can •how the capital to make it go. A . P . Connelly. . 52-4te Young Men’s Models, Special - - - - . ­ Genuine Palm Beach, (Heavy)" - " • - IS? N o tlr* |« h t r t b ) Complete Stock of Summer Hats i« n * T o , r i « . nonT. w. Davis. td-Tua* A Frl-IOtp Ha(U|ar. DEPARTM EN T O F T I I B IN TERIO R • U. B. load Office at GaUnalUa. Fla. . Fab. 14, ISIS. .Notice la hereby given that Tom wyan •( >nfwood, Fla., who, oa Noaambaf *. ISIS, ado llomxtaad Entry Na. Q14SJS, , tor H-alBWW. S t k a l BWM aadBWM al I. M. Bert Ion 34, Townafclp - SO B, Ransa I f . Tallahaaaaa Maridlaa. baa Had natlra (atantlaa ta make Camtautatlaa Proof, - aotablbb claim ta tka land abora dra(bad, haIor* q*rk Clrralt Caart, St- Baa rd. ha., aa tba Ilk day al April l i l t . Clalmaat, aamaa aa altaaaaaat O,- W.'i Batsmlsstr a(-Loat**pd. Fla. , T , Ckarla* Barabart af LoogwoSt. ha. Lit W. Rattmiasar o f Leeswood, IU. ' . J . M. Watu ol jioffw w aiha. - Sanford^ i �goose that lay* the the people of Florida to realise this truth. • • RED CROSS M E i golden' egg /und are wise enough ■* ■« • * The Third Friday of month will be a bu ' meeting of the Red < ‘at Woman’s Club on Y rfwat the fellow with the grouch. There never was any.excuse for his Avenue, at 2:30 p. nf Iten(s/ of Interest for the 'Man eing alive'an d there la leas now 5 « h e n the great 'task of- winning the -Behind the Plow war is on us. Hard ‘times and c h trouble may overtake you just as it ■ is bound to overtake all of us but 60-pound, hogs for ten to fifteen days .Grade Up The Dairy Herd we cannot help matters by contin­ and an acfoT)f sorghum will accom­ Dairying in Florida baa not reach­ ual' grumbling and long faces. All A CHIEL 18 AMONG A Y E TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, ed the point of greatest.development. modate fifteen hogs for twice that of us have our troubles but all of MY. SPECIALTIES: Neither wJIDtbst point .be reached time. An acre of .corq will pasture " H E ’LL PRENT ’E M " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. thesp petty grcvi^nct* palo~ Into'Insig­ ,■ • ^ . ... * fifteen hogs for fifteen to twenty until the proper breeding, 'feeding oaoooaoaooooooaaoooooa oooooooooooooooooooaoooo nificance compared with the war PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED c ® j^' and rare of the dairy cow is under­ days. Can the and the boys who are bearing the stood and practiced. John M. Scott 1 America la, for Americana.' I t ganisation and system. GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER was before the War and will,bo even farmers of the Sanford section get brunt of the battle. . Stop your of the-University, of Florida experi­ Plant .Disease-Free Cotton ROGERS' PLATED WARE more so after the war. At the pres­ this idea now and can they see the knocking and help us win the war. ment station’ discusses the improved Cotton growers anxious to avoid handwriting on the wall or do they ent t lm e .lt la mare than th*aE. If methods In Bulletin 142, "D airy in toss from cotton anthracnoso this ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCBU ? B ert fyalkcr, the "Village Dea­ Florida," recently pyblishod. * * vthcre are at\y here who are not need more'hard knocks. season must not^ overlook the Im­ • • • con"- in the Osborne, K a naaa. Farmer ^Americans there la a remedy. You M rr-Scott ■ believes that a dairy portance. of planting seed freo. from got mo, you patriotic American citi- Y .There are no flahless days yet very truthfully says: cow producing less than 460 gallons this disease;' Anthracnoso is a des­ hut there will be if that fool Idea of aens of Florida, don't you? " Y e s ," I heard a fellow Bay the of milk a year will not be found tructive fungus disease that may des­ • • • allowing promiscuous seining carries other day m speaking about a neigh­ profitable, yet the yearly- averAgc troy the greater part b l tho crop If The , state bor, "everybody knowa he is crook­ Plumbing and 'T No buainesa can succeed without with the government. from the 41,949 dairy cows in the It gets a. start in the field. I t is lawn are not what they should be ed, but ho gets by, Just tho same." organisation. I said thla ten years state is 265 gallons.' He assigns lack spread mainly by planting seed con­ G as F i t t i n g ■ago in Sanford and' have aaid it regarding seining but they help But be doesn’t get by. ■Follow him of attention to the improvement of taining spores o r ‘ living p a r ts , of every year since. And certainly some. However the next legislature day after day and you will find that the herds as the chief reason for this 4 * the fungus. Thcro is no.reniody for this applies to the business of rais­ should make them stronger and our the fellow..who is known' to. be low -production record. Dairymen the discss after it appears in the ing crops- if It ever applied to any fish supply should be conserved shady in his transactions does not have been content to buy addition field is the warning sent out by. If.' All Work Receives My Person business. ; No big business these more during the war than ever be­ get by half the time. Very likely cs*v sawhen‘ more milk was ijeede E. Stevens of t h o » JJnivgpiity tit Attention And Beat Efforts days attempts to . live, without or­ fore. , This Is no time" to kill the people *do not stop hltn on the street nnd tell cows when a surplus was Florida experiment station. The Opposite City Hall TelepboueN,n and tell.him in a loud voice that he produced. To build up a profitable only sure way to nvoid the diseuse is a shyster, but they certainly»<!o dairy herd economically will require isto plant'seed that arc known to bo wljiiper. it behind his back. Watch several yearn' time. I t must bo-done ♦♦m O O O fO O fO S04«4«f4 free from anthrnenoje. ' the crook when ho goes into the by careful selection nnd breeding. Old‘ need will oiler tho most reli­ bank. He gets only what is coining Buying cows with high producing ably source of seed free from the dis­ to him there—not 4 thing more.records is infpracticnhlc. since such ease., Seed between two and five Fellows around town are always lay­ cows are not placed on tho market years old, if they have been kept o m o o o o o o o o o o s o o o o o o ^ J Plant Three Avocado • y ing for him nnd they show him'no at prices the average farmer is aide dry will bo reasonably free from the One Inch Cards Will lie Published ^ mercy when they get their harpoon Trees On Ypur Place; to pay) He muest choose his best fungus, nhd all such seed should lie dcr This Heading At The Rate Of J 7 * into a tender place. You may think Per Year. *_____ producing cows and breed them U> planted this season. Better S t ill, Plant the crook is getting by, but be is not, a bull barked by a line of heavy by n long ‘shot. You have' no idea A Grove This Season producers. The herd will show Tar Mixture Protects Corn the number of golden opportunities INSTRUCTOR marked improvement withjn , a .few • Some furmefs have experienced Owners of benrinp avocado proves * that stop before they get I q his door. generations nnd the improvement' are making enormous profits. Tho difficulty In getting a good Stand of Violin,'Clarinet, Rond and Orcbe*. ] Tho crook sometimes succeeds, if he will have come at the least cost. , Ira Instruments. delicious nutty flavor of the avocado, rorn in cfcrtuin parts of their fields is smart. Hut if he Is sm art enough 9 Dnlr Umllril Numt.rr ,.f !*u|.iU ■ Mr. Scott advises .th a t a good and its •wonderful food value, have due to the ravages of birds 'and to ho n successful crook, he could 410 OAK AVK. Itef; J. M G.tUr»,„ I created a demand that for years to These pests dig out tho make doubly good by being honest bull,be bought, one tb.lt lias the abil­ moles. ity to transmit the milk producing come will exceed the supply. grains soon after tiie plants appear .mid square.. The boy who think* Ife This season nlant avocados—a grove, rail livd easier by being a crook ha* ability of his dam to Ins offspring, ns above ground and the stand is re­ museli time may lie saved nnd a duced) A. P.,Spence/ of the Univer­ if possible. Even a few trees will made a - failure right otT the reel. ■ O S T E O P A Ti l IC ; possible loss through trying out a sity of Florida extension division mean ready money, besides supplying „ PHY SIC I AX . The inure “ intlilence’* you u p ' Mip-. i sire averted. The testing out of a" this delicious food-fruit for home use. jsuggests a method whereby" relief FIRST NATIONAL BANK IIULDRC piwcd lo have, the more tlny'll ! -ire requires from three lo five years. Takeadvantageoftheopportunitynow. *. may be obtained. . Dip the seed corn knock on you. T e l e ]) h o n v |Very few heifers freshen before they ifi a tnr^Jiiixture before planting it. Every Home in the Citrus Belt are t wo years oldr As a rule, it cow Mix tar and linseed oil until the ' 1 understand tliat there i* a with tier first calf docs nut prdduge Should Have a Few Trees mixtureWill run well or will make u movement on foot among the mer- tiie maximum Ihyv of milk. -It may We offer tho choicest varieties— A thin URK’K WORK & PLASTERING rlmnts i n c m l i ' i i vnr to cl him * ilieir require a second or a third calf "lie-* (bin goal on the grains. SrKCIAI. ATTTKNTJON G IV IS Mexican for the colder sections, (»u:imixture cam be had by healing. stores Saturday nights at nino nr at lore a dairyman.could lie justified in TO ALL ItKI'Allt WORK temalan for intermediate, and South least ten o'clock every Saturday, retaining or discarding tin- olfspring Pour this over the corn and then ESTIMATES FURNISHED American for extreme South Florida. night. I advocated this move many of a sire from the herd. Tliat is why rub the corn in sand. Tim tar will l l l .C L M AVK. NANfM Itll, IlntttU For economic as well as other reasons years ngo on tiie supposition that a long rhanre-is taken when a young not kill tiie bird* or moles but it THOM AH KM MKT W every home .owner should plant at least' the trading public would purehnsr bull is bought. A proverr sire will makes the corn distasteful to them. E. K KIICKSO n ' i IOI S IIIIU ,(l' a fev\f avocado tree's—with a CalamonTreated corn must be dropped by i their supplies earlier Saturday till lit cost more, and i* wurtli more than a din. Lemon or Lime-tree for acid. band as it will not pass readily if they knew that the stores would young untried sire, By plantingearly-maiuring.,’medium through a drill. nut keep open until .midnight and it can be readily seen why it tnkek nnd late varieties you can have rino It is not advisable to treat ull coni after and if the merchants would years to build'up a productive herd. ‘LAW YERS fruit practically every month in tho close tile putronls would buy var- Tin* truth is there is no end to the in this way, but where land i* near S an fo rd , ’ Roridi year. Flnnt Avocadoa — the invest­ ilier. This itlfn is certainly a good work. To maintain a good herd n hummock which birds fie |in*nl it ment will pay big. one. It saves tights and. draysgc means a cousin i l l culling out of the may be necessary lo trim, the seed Nam ISIS r a ta la f, now r » l r . fuDr ami gives tiie employees a chance to unprofitable cow* and tiie addition plan Ted there. . I n a l b n x u r t ilM . Toll* i ln u l »»rlaIl«i. haw, » h ,n otttl whaia to plant, get out early ami have some time dgf new heifers which are the off­ anil n - * a much olhar Information. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAV | to themselves Saturday Digit* in spring of the best producing Cows In Writ* Inlay for f r o , ropy. Women Catch Fish With Hands.— stead _nf—remaining.-UUtil a f t e r , mid- th if tiwil. : : — — r — r * Practice in State nnd Fedcrnj (W ti -• Ressoner Bro3.,Royoi Palm-Nurseries F ish in g In Kuinonn sens Is often done j |night in tiie stores and 1 doubt if t i t lli n t d lc l A ,*.. O i N * . Florida Bulletin I 12 may -lid bail free by by tin- wfimcn, mid wit limit net", bouts 1tinnier-WiusIrutT llldg Simford Fh any money is made nfler nine nddriruiing tbe University of Florida, or'.hooks. They sim ply wade Into tlm 1 o'clock tliat Vould not be made just w ater und fnrm them selves Into n ring. K\periuieiri siniioh. Gainesville. as well Indore tliat time. This rule T h e twin— i firing »• plentiful, they lire of early dosing will not be any good utmost sure lo Imprison some In the Enrage t rtqi* S im - C rain I, A Vt Y E It however unless every store in the ring. T h ese woim-ii ore very quick mid Forage crops con*ii.utia strong uuiTs. eoftHT iiorsn city enters into the agreement and it t liv e , und every lim e they ctltch ll Phones 1(3, 339-w does seem that now in .wnr times first line treltch against high priced fish wllli their hands they slm pt) throw that such an agreement would' meet grain. If grain is to lie saved, ami it, a llw .'ln tu the basket oil tlieir buck. , with the approval o r‘ hot only all the crops of production* put down, forage . crops urc fundamental for the merchant* hut nil the people. maintaining, growing am) fattening • • I hogs. Every swine-feeding investi­ • Now is the time for tiie people gation where an odirial record ha* of this city to get together and es­ litq-n kept shows in every, instance When you buy lumber or anything in the building tablish all tin' business on n rash tiiat the u*e of forage mivi-jI grain. busts. If not strictly .rush, thirty Every .hog raiser who lias tried sub­ material line, here, you not only get the best on* the days for tiie limit. If ull tho stores side pasture with the proper amount market—But, YOU G E T SER V IC E. wouls establish the easlt idea they of grain does not .hesitate to recoincould.do business upon a more eco­ mend the practice to all swine grow­ ** P R O M P T , E F F IC IE N T , COURTEOUS * nomical basis ami sell cheaper. The ers. stores also should rut a. lot of tho At the present price- of corn and useless delivery system and the buy­ mill (feeds a pound of pork cun he ers should encourafco tiie attire" in Thorie Hi Office and Yard; 223 .West 3rd. St. produced from three to four cents tins .and carry hume>ns much of , their goods us possible. Deliveries cheaper o n ‘ pasture than by dry-lot in the city. I dm at home cost money and the delivery sysiern feeding. This statement rovers the almost live hundred ..milca.. bus been worked to dtath ami is one rnariey value of the proposilLon -th t ( «,*• * • * s of tile"systems thut-will have to be saving uf corn for human consump­ away. ' We have just had' a tion uhd a better thriff of. the pas­ conserved In war times-just as food rrtust lie conserved. I hope the ture fed pigs are two more strosi, Bell Telephone put in and I stores will get together nnd stny to­ points which do not show up in tin couldn’t resist calling you by gether on tills subject and tliat the dollars and cenia comparison. people will help them cut out much * It is advisable to s -lock pastil <* Long Distance. It’s marvel- * crops timt are known to .th’rivc v.e” of the u m ’I c s s deliveries. ill,this section of the s;ute in ques­ ous that we can hear each other as distinctly IO IT Icxalion ia rmylliina. Not f*l tw „ m,y b« iho lighl Crops lor Spring Pasture til*cr xlirl, wwl will bring tho the multi inlilli (rou you *n«k. ,n,k. ll • tion. Failure for Ma> and Jum ) • your work wu«h wkil*• In t i it > n ! t i .l , the eranr tu|< Ii k U oJ ( ooJ fum as though we were in the same room, and Cowpeuit, nOrghum and sweet corn may lie had by planting German mil­ Unit nee .irc.frctte corurr' nilir, ini make tiie best early spring pasture let, sorghum and corn in March, the Long Distance rates are so reasonable! The Florida Coast Railway for ujl kit'd" «?f Jivestpek .und. are rays tin*-University of Florida exten­ IFU ikr J r i l i n i good soiling crops, says J . M .,Scott sion division. 1 whir, tbrmtiin ill •utnirliary cnmrwirier—lb* M »l,l LamlCo . Prri*tr Grant I jhvI Co., I IiuIuiSa t.'o , ntd UltnltcbM Ca.—own* of the University of Florida experi­ “ I really don’t sec how we ever man­ •n : b«» let ,,lrtui‘«Mc arrat lor both tarminKami truck rrowint. BroudPnjt the millet, using about (»•«. llluali.icd IIIc<alula on laiiua*!. Your queatiooa will b* ment station. In sixty-live days ten'pounds of seed lo the ncre, and pconrpUjr i n o n t M . aged without a Bell Telephone. A ll the after' planting these crops will be it will lie eight inches high und read;, J . E. INGRAHAM, Viee.Pre.ident ready for feeding'. _ • ______ J A S . D I N O n A l fA M . S a lta A ( a n t _______ .__ _ to feed early in May__ KurpiinLmerchants and every one we-know use& the...... **’ • rtornrrxTxsi cu x si hAtnvAT compAKT ^ ffest'rr*<ralfirwnl come bjr planting should already be brondcu-aoJ i R oot* l . u C I f B u i lJ i a f , S L A ututllna, F torU * these crops in rows which will per­ thick stiiml is desired. Thn e "j i*ck* Bell. It has saved me thousands of steps mit cultivation to hasten U>e growth. will plant un> acre nod i f nlay ho ’ and hours of already. • Aliberal application of ftrfHjzer will passu red when two feet high, which of course hnston the growth nnd will lie about- the middle of May. it more abundant. * Corn planted-In 20 inch rows will re­ "It’s worth the cost simply to be. able • make Make separate fields for each of quire tw’o pecks of seed, and it also* the crops so that they may be har­ will lie about two feet high und read : to sit at home and visit with friends hun­ vested separately. Mucli difficulty will be about two feet high and dreds of miles aw ay." .1 is experienced ip harvesting a . com­ ready for pasture by the middle of bination iff crops, even if they . ma­ May. Millet can be planted again in ture at the same time. If It is de­ Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station. • sirable to feed two or more crops at April for June feeding, and sorghum Sanliary Steam Pressing, IIo( G isolnle Dry Cleaning. . Alter** the same time mix thorn after thnr- m ay-be planted in May for feeding Ilona of All Kinds on Short Notice through July, August and Septem­ vestlng. *■ , Join Our Gentlemen’s ' Valet C lub..’ J 2.00 Per Monti*' ber,. The planting of. cowpeaa for The members (of the W. C. T . IT. pasture should be deferred until s u i t s $ 15 .0 0 U p w a r d , are requested to ttttfid the pneeting April; they will be ready for feeding next Thurdsay i t 8 p. m. 'at the early }n 9une. An acre, o f‘ millet will'pasture ten Methodist church; • •H 4 4 4 4 m m 4 4 4 « « * f f 4 4 4 BUDGET o f ; OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN ■' tO U - AND. M B ." , . ' ' EVEN THE m f p O S T H EN RY M LAULI NOT IN IT JEW ELER C. H. DINGEE j BUSINESS CARDS JO S. REIZENSTEm Dr. D. C. WARD E. T. BOUQUET^ Wilson & Housholder :- ..G E O . A . D EC O TTES. SCHELLE MAINES It’s Marvelous Service----- That’s Us You Can Hear So Distinctly —Nprl am not visiting HILL LUMBER COMPANY Does Your Farm in Florida Pay 7 R E ast worry, I D. C . B R O C K | . ; MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER,-DYER AND REPAIRER SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PHONE 174 �THE SANFORD HERALD All Attractions Furnished by the . Krause Greater Show s '„ Bigger, Better, Greater,* Grander than Ever 10 — * Big Clean High Class Attractions - ■—— - — - i — f » . , 10 ' { 2 p. m. to Mar. 9th 11 p. m. i ■ ■ •* ** - Three Mammoth Riding Devices to Please the Masses:—The World's Best and Most Costly the Whip; The Gold and Glittering Jumping Horse Merry Go Round;.The Sky Scraping Big Eli Ferris Wheel, The Big Free Out Side ■Attraction and that Famous Jass-Unifqrni Concert Band Giving Two Free Concerts Daily. Keey Your Eye on Your Town Store Windows for the Announcement of Special Features . •‘ • ’ ' . * . . * • . •. . . . . . | x x x iiiii n iiiiix 3 c x i[ im m iii3 « w iiiiiiiiiii ix 3 « { i i [ i i i i t i U 9 £ x » i i i n i i i i i i i x x x i i m i i i u i i x x i i i n i ) n ( i i 3 « c x a i i i i i i [ u i » c > e x m ( i n i i i i i 3 « m i i i n u i i i i i 3 « c x i i n i i t i i i i f K » ^ m i [ i i i r i n » » m t n m n r in 3 « e c i THROUGH ORANGE BLOSSOM LAND TOURIST SHOULD VlSIT CENTRAL SOUTH FLORIDA - ST. A U G U S T I N E A large percentage of visitors to I Florida come und go without obtain­ ing any reul Tnllmnto knowledge of |th^ beauties of tills favored nfate. krherr arc many who have made the [railroad journey from Jacksonville to St Augutiim* and who have gone [hark home and told tho folka that [they “ have seen nil there is to see in [Florida." There are thousands who [make tli" journey by rail either from Jacksonville to Miami uT from Jack ­ sonville to Tnmjia and Fort Myers. Klin maintain they have seen all (there t- I" see ill Florida. They are wrong. .One cannot m-j- the real Florida In all iis beauty unites he travels by ulomtihile over till* hundreds of es of good roads that are now pen t*i the m6torist. Naturally the pixie Jlighwny own the Fast Coast is the - most raveled through route in Florida ecau'f it is tht*)mo«l widely adverurd'in magazines and newspapers, ul other portions of the alnte nre ow coming in- for their share of ralTie.__A mrj-rhnnU OYcr in <\pu«ka Ill - other day made the statement hat there hnd been more* strangers in that beautiful little town during he past year than have been seen h .er*- *1 inog ihi* preceding half ccnurv The visitor to the upper East ,’oast resorts who desires to seo omelhing of the central po,rtion of he state now has'several alternative outes t hat offer attractive and greeahic traveling. One .can go rom Daytona ncross to DcLand, a distance of 22 miles, tho only inconrnieio•• being nine'miles of rough n.n! out „f Daytona, which will turn I.* .1 mutier of history, because hr. brick .paving that extends thirmi miles further into DcLand will he continued right through to Dny|t<>na this coming summer! From DeLand there- nre splendid roads tinning south to Sanford, and. a very •ir sand-clay highway westward rrnv. (he St. Johns at Crow’s Bluff jilge into Lake' county and for ightcen tnilca into Altoona— Here, is Countered one -vsectlon of Lake ounty’s famous system •of modified hut nsphalt highways and from thi* point thero arc hundreds of miles of this kind of road open to the motorist. Fusils, Leesburg, Tnvrts and other exceedingly attracive towns nre within easy reach. There are no prettier places In all |the south than Leesburg and Eustis ith their hills, lakes and groves. R EC O IU )' . Another route from Daytona; and one that is very pleasant to follow is down the Halifax shores Id Now Smyrna and thence over a splendid new shell road to Sanford.- In the Sanford‘section there nre thousands of acres of Celery hnd lettuce that are just being prepared for shipment to northern points. From Sanford to Orlando over 24 miles of grouted brick highway one passe*! through orange grove after orange grove, with here and there many exquisite­ ly beautiful towns, such as*'Alta­ monte Springs and Winter (’ark. Orlando continues to grow in im­ portance nnd becomes more and more beautiful with the pasing of the years. From .Orlando alternative routes are offered through Florida's wonderful lake region. A splendid rnufi* to- take is westward through Oakland to Clermont over wonder­ ful sand clay roads 2(1 to -Id feet wide and us smooth as a floor, t'p hill and down dale tin* motorist goes, with here anil there beautiful lakes bordered l/y orange groves that pour forth a perfect flood of perfume. "AH' Oils natural loveliness eafls for expressions of., delight from the northern visitor who has left the folks bark home with the thermom­ eter around zero. Tavares and Lees­ burg may be the object!v»*. points to the north or Kissimmee und Lakeland to the south, hut in any and .every direction good roads are the rule and not the exception: Despite the dry weather them is much of beauty everywhere to he seen. A trjp through the Land of Orange Blossoms just now is not only a de­ light hut u privilege nnd one has to visit such beautiful nnd attractive places ns Orlando, - Leesburg, Kustjr nnd Lakeland in addition to the more famous East Coast and West Coast resorts before they ran truth­ fully «ay that they have seen Florida jn all, its glory. . . : . . •—RED p B O B B N OTES’----- at Camp Wheeler, Macon of the re­ ceipt of the sweaters sent our boys. Mrs. David Speer, Chairman work rodm stated it ' would lake about one hundred dollars per- week to supply the* workers with material. Mrs. S. 0 . Chase, chairman of purchasing committee has hills in hand amounting to $50.00 and nske'd for funds to pny same, also for mon­ ey to purchase inoro material. Mr. Marlowe made motjon to appropri­ ate one hundred ami fifty dollars fur this purpose. Seednded by Mrs. Turner. Motion mi\dc by Mr. Marlowe, secondVd by Mr. Deas, for Mrs. Hill to have $ 100.00 for the purchase of wool. Carried. Mr. Deas, treasurer, reported that his hooks showed at that time a bal­ ance of JfltT.fl". ,! Mr. Marlowe b r o u g h t lip for dis-cession card parties and dances for lieneiit of Red Cross. Motion by Mr. Henley, seconded by Mr. Mar­ lowe this be lt-ft on the" table. Car­ ried. Mr. Marlowe discussed plans for a minstrel or society circus^ Mr. Healey moved, seconded by. Mr. Deas, chairman appoint chairman for committee. Curried. Mr. Marlowe named chairman of same with Mrs. Galloway, Mrs Gerror, Mrs. Curlrtt. Mr. and Mrs. Ilolly. Moj-ed by Mrs-_ IIn By, seconded by Mr. Deas, date of entertainment he left to committee. Carried. Mrs. McLaUlin, chairman of •cut­ ting committee asked that Mrs. It. I. I’eck nnd Mrs hi I* Morse by ddded to her committee Moved by Mr. Healey, seconded by ‘ Mrs. Speer. Carried.. . , Moved by Mr- Mnrlowc, seconded by* Mrs. Speer, naming Ihe second Thursday' of each month for. the execltuvo b o a r d meeting. Carried. No further business meeting ad, ourned. Helen E. Curlott, Ser'y pro tern. A call meeting 0/ the Chapter will he held on Friday, March 8 th, 2 o'clock at the Woman’s Club. It is urged that all members he present.as the election of d’secrctary » to be held and other important matters are to be brought before the meeting. — — Seminole Chapter .la Busy With Red Cross Xmas Membership Drive . -. I-,, Beal Work *-t - w. * " C t a e v a *#'►«- v-'.XK*-. * Cllffor Proctor, Will Raynor, Pot­ . Minutes of executive hoard of Seminole County; Chapter A. II. C., ter Palmer, Mrs. Jennie Prevail, Mrs. Potter Palmer, Mrs. Ninn Feb. Ilth , 1918, read as follows: Wolker, Fred Prevatt, L. A. Shel­ Tho chairman of the executive don, Mias Edna Qeiger, Walker Pre­ board presided at a call meeting on vatt, T. Purdom, Mrs. W. L. Seig, tho abovo date. Minutes of last Mrs. W. Ballard, Airs. R. Leflls, D. meeting rend and approved. ClarkrC. F. Harrison, Mrs. D. Clark Mrs. A. E . Hill, chairman of knit­ Carroll Culpeppir, Morgan Aiderting committee received acknowl­ man, J . V. Wicks, L. M. Rehbinder, edgement from tho captain of Co. C. Ardclus Wildcrson, Grover Leflls, X. R, NrStevell, W.~L,-Seif,*A. Moran, Paul Dooley, G. L. Sipes, Wm. Kllbee, N. M. Donoran, V. T. Peters, Mrs. C. F. Harrison, C. C. Mills, Miss Clare Harrison, B, P. Mills, Miss Kate Flynt, Henry Anonaen, ET I ir t n iB e e , WTMees, Mrs. ET I f Kilbee, C. E. Patterson, Mrs. C. S Bromley, St. Augustine, W. W. Ful; lard, M. Taylor, Fred Leflls, Mrs M. W. FuIJard, Frank Leflls, Fred -Robbins, E. L. Hunter, E. F. Hun­ ter, ,Ef F. Fsrronts, Mrs. W. IQ . Daniels, J. T. M cLain,.Jr., Mrs. T. T. Sawyer, Miss Evelyn McLain Mrs. G. Raulerson, II. B. Mees. "IT ttfilS A Colored Auxiliary, Genova tylEATLISi Eulie Burgess, Minnie Flowers, Chas. Stewart, Louise Stewart,, Will Stewart, Clara Galloway, Jas. Gal­ loway, Tom Penson, Zaxle Adams, Henry,-Moore,. MVic Corbett, Preston Clowsrs; Anthony Williams, Preston Flowers, Rybert Nixon,- Sam T ay ­ lor, Sandy Beltemy, Warren Davis, Sam Brookay Morris Edwards., •Ned Ingram, _Chas. Junes, Moss-Ash, G. W. Ash. PUZZLE-FIND TH E SLACKER * List of Bulletins on Hand FtSr the benefit of those who may not yet have 'all'-the government bulletins they wish I herewith give n list of those now on hand available for immediate distribution from and for Seminole county. Those who wish any of these will please apply !>y postal: No. 6(55—Cornmeal ns a Food and Ways of L'slng. No.- HOT— Bread and Bread Mak­ ing In tin* Home. No. A-91 Partial Substitutes for Wheat in Bread Making. No. 65!* Use of Corn, Knllir nnd Cowpcas in the Home. No. 841 Drying Fruits and Veg­ etables in the Home. No. 8* I Preservation of Veget­ ables by Fermentation and Salting. No. !I59—Canning Vegetables in the Home. No. 1191 Economical Use of Meat in the Ho|nc. No. 34 Mcjits: Composition ant) Cooking. No. 1 s:t- Meqt on the Fnrm: Buivhering. Cubing and Keeping. No. 4*7- Cheese anil It# Econom­ ical Uses in the Diet. Nos, 8UH-H1.7 .and 824: How to Se­ lect Foods. •’ Ni>». (lf»3 Honey and Its Uses in the llonie. No. 717 Food for Young *Children. No. 871 — Fresh Fruit an Cnnservufs of Ltlier Staple Foods. No. 60S v Production of Clean Milk., . --y ; ■ , ■ % -* m -. * V- Elder Springs Water Pure, Sparkling Spring W ater Brought To , Your Door Daily t * Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity of 99.98 Per Cent. ! T. 0 . Charles Distributor | g, PHONE .338 x iu iiiiiiiiix iin iiiu iiix iiiiiiiiliiix x iiiiiiiiiiiix in in iiiiiix iiiiiiiiiiiix THE CALL TO SHOES ACTION ■ p a SHOE POLISHES I L IQ U ID S AND PARTES. FOR BLACK, WHITE, TAN, DARK I BROWN O R O X -B L O O D S H O E S . P R E 8 E R V E T H E LEATHER. TV, r. r. PALLET COXTOXATIOHJ. U1HTTD. BUTTALO, H. T. w ,J F r o m e v e r y s t a n d p o i n t o f s e r v i c e a n d c o s t - .. Certain-teed has proved its claim — “ T h e best type of roof for most buildings, and .the best quality roofing of its type**.' - Ctrtain-U td has made good all over the world under all conditions— as proved by its enormous said. It has become the itan d ard roof for buildings of all types and sixes—* * ■ . •* for factories, round houses, elevators, g a ra g e s, w arehouse*, hotels, farm buildings, stores, out-buildings, etc. Its economy is three-fold—first cost moderate, laying cost low, up-keep practically nothing. Iu . efficiency, embraces-every -important..roofing, quality— weather proof, (park proof, nut and rot proof, clean and unitary, and very durable. Certaindoei not melt under the hotteit tun. C o v u t i e d 5 ,1 0 or 18 jtmA, a c c o r d in g t o i b i d i M U . Crrtiiw-nn t M a w r i t com no maie.ttr by then ordinary roll roofing, and Inu much longer. Certain-teed Product* Corporation M iid x lw n t d C e r t a in - t e e d P a in t n - V a r n it h u - R o o fin g • ■ -- » Optimistic Thought. . It la not possible to found a lasting {tower upon Injustice. • rr j f r :__ rf-; V -*: 4 # - . O lfitu u d W w *U w M La fM iiJptl CUU« of A a w iu - « l - 1 • * , • » .- • ** 1 • > x iiiiu iiiiiix iiiiiiiiiiiix iiiiiiiiiiiix x iiiiiiiiiiiix o n iu n iiix■•iiiiiiiiiiiiK • No *97 Fb-us an<l Their Control. No ti.VJ The True Clothes Moth, j No 159 Some Poultry Pests. No. 15 - Fla. Bulletin: Moderate Cost Menus anil Recipes from Flu, Food Materials. • No. 18—Jellies, Preserves nnd Marmalades.' Riley M. Fletcher Berry. Erncrg. Home Dem. Agent. » • 1 T- No. (158 — Cockroaches-: I t * ■ ** 1 . ' • • . » •■ * . , i • * r_ • ’ *4 - * * s , » * t 7*: * ’ • r * .. - ' • �?3 S HOLLY1, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Bsstaesa Manager THE BERALD PRINtING COMPANY drainage district may bo assists*) 'if a water connection Is made between the ocean and Banana river. In the upper St. Johns river drainage;pro­ ject one of the dlacharge canals is to an o u tle t. to The 'sea la desirable. Thera baa been aomo discussion th at this connection could be secured by opening an Inlet at a point on ’ tljo coast between Banana river and the ocean. The upper St. Johns river drainage district has in view works that would prevent tho .flooding of about 350,000 acres of land lying at the head waters of the St. Johns river. It is proposed to discharge' the flood waters into 'the Indian river, diverting them from the St. Johna river. • .' , From the above report we would imagine that some one had admitted that the I N L E T was in reality to be an OUTLET.-r-Cocon Tribune State Fair last week, carnival this week, Society Circus next thing oh (he program and the end id not in aight. And yet there are people who ■nigh for.something to do. • T U B HOM E GUARD The Home Guard companies of Jacksonville lack between- one hun­ dred and fift^ and two hundred men of being recruited up to their desired strength. Thoy are already stronger than any* National Guard organisation ever waa in tjils city, but It Is desired that the companies be filled to the 'full war strength and thoso who have not yet joined shqulti Hoover soys we can eat pork on Saturdays now and when people find out they can eat it on Saturdays it will not taste near so good. I t is tho forbidden fruit that takes the eye.' equipped. The .organization ’ is one of real soldiers who would do real service if occasion should arise and wo do not know what circumstances will cnll them to do duly. Many of the members—in fact the majority Th e farmers of Sanford- may go of them have seen service for a num­ bad on the celery crop but it will ber of years in the National Guard not dampen their ardor. ' They will and (his in addition to the training be found coming back with some they have received sinre tho Homo fine spring crops and trying their Guard was organized has given them u very high elficicncy in discipline and drill. nest It is composed of the very ' Vo doubt men in • Jacksonville. A\ whether there ever was ini this city or state a military organization of men as. high in standing and in in!>h nuy „j, thin organization. It l(* of our best and it i« organized of men beyond the age called for by fhu ike the wur department to take the place of I .lack- the younger, men wlm have been rnllcouilty I ed on to go to the front. ' It has ig anil already done good service nnd if it .'hen it should do. no more its organization to Jax would lie abundantly justified. Hut it is ready to respond wheno_ver needed and those who have not fishing yrt heroine members should assume defeat their shnre of the responsibility, burned The man who tins hot joined is plncto fat- ing his nhnre of tile duty of preservprofit— ing order at home on other shoulders id yap- Whether he means to be or not he,is which- really a shirker. * a Tril>We believe the drills of the Home Guard and the exercises its members ts, ex- iaku~ would' prbVe of grout benefit to any man. They, will help to keep •* him in good shape physically.- Men Rotary do not wcut out; they rust miL Ago .Tarn- ‘with its infirmities is hastened by a Rotary luck of proper exercise. It could be lonville longer postponed by a man who i rtqike would subject himself to such exerfellows ciso ns will keep his blood pulsating, ve our his nerves steady and. his muscles id our strong. Thrre is a double reason attend, for becoming.a member,of the Home hnn a Guard since by doing so u man does never his duty by the community and [ireserves his own heufth and strength. —Timcs-Union. WE TO ED YOU SO! In the government report on the preliminary examination of Canav­ eral Harbor, Section 12 in an"fol­ lows; 'Thl* question hf flood control and land reclamation are not directly in-volvo'd, hut-the-flood nnd rerlamn* raxorback ia that he ip j u s t s little better than nothing In the shape of a bog; 1 )\it you wouldn't think mtich of a man who waa just a little better than nothing Jn the ahape of a' man, and yet It ls‘ Juat as reasonable to approve that kind of a man aa it la to "approve th a t-k in d of a hog. Neither ia a desirables citizen; .both are liabilities rather than assets, and the sooner we speed up the processes of a beneficent evolution and elimin­ ate them both the better it will be for all good men and all good hogs. Plenty of good men In Flqrida own razorback hogs, but they are begin­ ning to dqubt their value and to sub­ stitute better* stock for them, but with aomo the notion atiil persists that the razorback la-profitable-prop­ erty. He ia anything b u t'th a t, and here are the cold facta and figures in convincing form to prove it: A Florida farmer over near Hast­ ings, who knew all about razorbacka from long experience, and knew thoroughbred hpgs alao, determined to find out Just'what was the .differ­ ence to his pockctbooK In their mar­ ket value. The Tampa .Times tells the rest of the story as follows: ‘ “ Here is what he did. He sent 16 hogs to the Jacksonville market: eight of them were pure bred Duroes and eight were razorbacka. Before shipping he had them |>hotographod. When he got his returns be had the checks photographed.,. Thpn.he ptiblished in the Florida Farmer and Stockman'both s^ts of photograiihs. With all the evidence before them the.readers had o>rhance to mpke comparisons. • “ And this* is what the photographs showed. The check for the eight Duroes, seven ‘mouths nnd one week old was $332.93. * “ The check for the eight razor; backs, one year and a half , old was “ Is nny stronger evidence- need c d ? "—Quincy Times. combine theLedgerand State­ ment work and reduce labor about 60#- Simplifies bookkeeping and eliminates disputes with cus­ tomers. -, Statements itemized to date and may be delivered on do- m u d . This loose leaf system fits every retail business. We will gladly .explain ita application to yosur basin sas* No obligation Phone 148 Sanford, Florida CAPITAL $30,000.00 “.You could lose France In your one state of Texas. Yet the French announco .that they can supply veg etables, fresh and canned, for all the troops we send over there, In add! tion to supplying themselves. How do they do it? it’s .very simple Intensive cultivation plus one thing. “ What is that thing? I t ’s very simple. T H E F R E N C H G O V ER N ­ M E N T L E N D S . M ONEY TO IT S FARM ERS. ' *.* "T h e Bank of France has six. hun­ dred branches. A t 1 any branch the humblest Frenchman can burrow SU RPLUS $15,000,00 PEOPLES BANK OF SA N F O R D SANFORD, FLORIDA II. R. STEVENS F. L WOODRUFF Vics-PraiidMt o; R. R. Dl l tailor C**U" , A“ 1C** THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS ROWED A N H UN D RED M IL ­ LIONS. “ Easily and simply the man pro-, di/clng food In France can borrow money from hla government to help him produce .the food. That Is why France Offcra food to our soldiers as well.as caring fo r hyr, own, ‘/In this country what ia the situa­ tion? The man that wants a hun­ dred millions gets it'from railroads, insurance companies, from the Government itself through the Fed­ eral Reserve System and pays a. ridie ulously tow rate of interest. “ The American .fnrmer needing money to buy fertilizer, secd^ farm machinery Is treated as a beggar when he goes to his-local hank. He is charged at least eight per cent— n lucky if he doesn’t pay* twelve. He is. turned nwny unless-he gives perfect security. READ TUTS AND T H I N K In thei Washington Times of "And (he Government (hat firnanThursday,. Fob. 21, Arthur Brisbane c-s every P R O F IT E E R IN G CON­ used the first column of' the front TRA CTO R ON GOVERN M rN T page to any some things tlmt we are WORK, every Hog Island contract republishing in these columns today 'criminal has no money to lend to ■Tht"- are, paragraphs that should be t.hc farmers. published in every newspaper in the "Every human being in a black United States. The advice they eifat and a stove pipe, hat in the give should lie acted upon hy con­ United States is telling, the farmer gress', for every honest congressman his duty. knows it is eminently good advice and that it strikes home. Brisbane f ‘ Raise more wheat,, raise more •[(ork. raise more beef, - plow. and suys: [da'llt your last uere' such advice “ More than three years of fight­ and i n i s more is poured out on the ing and the war that was to end in farmers head. Lend the farmer u few weeks, because of its horrible money and save " your advice. If destructiveness, would seem to in­ you finance him he'll supply /ho food set (ling down for a long run. - and lie won't if you don't. "With Russia demoralized, a mere 1 "The most humi'iaing statement parade ground for Prussian troops, I issued by the Government ts this: this seems to bo the situation i ” 'We cannot borrow money from "Eastern Europe, Germany, Bui our rich men utid iiig banks at -1 per garia and Turkvy, with Russia for a cent. They will not lend it to their feeding ground,.recruiting field-and country at that rate. field for tuxulion,' stand against “ 'Therefore, we must rame thy western Europe and civilization, interest rate to 4 tv per cent, and PLUS T H E NORTH A M E RIC A N perhaps raise it mure and mure, to C O N T IN E N T . i ' meet the increase in greed of those' "A little group of neutrals, Spnin that hove money to lend.' and Scandinavia, wait to see which "Why is.Tt that this glorious Re­ way the cut will jump. Holland nnd Denmark,- fearful of . t h e ir ' bloody public. where all- men aru'-equal, cannot treat the.-American dollar ns neighbor, remain inactive.' • * * it docs tho ’American man? . “ If there.in any question as to tho •"W e know that the men are hero result in the long run, with England, nud we conscript them. France and fluiy PLUS NORTH "W e know that the money is hery A M ERIC A arrayed against Ger­ many, her Turkish-Bulgurinn friends, WHY CAN'T W E C O N SC R IP T and her idiotic slobbering Russian T H E M ONEY? "A woman has five sons. We do slaves. —then the allies OUGHT TO not leave it to thnt woman to decide LOSE. « . I j. “ There have been combinations of how many sons she shall give tn the murderers nnd barhariuns before, nation. The country tnki-s tho five, “ An American citizen bos a thou­ nnd they hnvq not overcome estab; sand millions of dollar]—pnd, a-great lished civilization. * * “ If civilized intelligence, courage, deal mare. "“ Why doc* the nation- Im v c It to of self defense and- organita HIM to decide how many of those doitar children shall nerve Ills coun­ tr y ? " —Miami Metropolis. Prom ptly and Correctly Rendered Mean Much to the Retail Merchant have been loud in proclaiming that he Is “ cheap meat" because It costa nothing ,to, feed him, he being his own commissary department and food purveyor; also ho is as good to cat aa any other kind of hog, there­ fore ho is fully an asset and almost i/n institution, and as such he de­ serves to be cherished and perpetu­ ated. But as a mutter of fact his tn«*at is tough, striugy and tusteless, and around his starved and shrunken anatomy none of the succulent mcories . and. flavors of “ hog killing time" finger in the minds of those who know sure, enough hogs when V TKe annual loss of valuables by fire amounts many millions of dollars. The loss by burglary jand theft js also very large. You can avoidL all this loss by renting a safe deposit box at our bank^ : : : : : : ; Telephone Hearings Postponed The hearings for the Southern B e ll‘Telephone Co. have been post­ poned by the railroad commission as the following letter would indicate: Mr. David Laird, (Jon. Mgr., , Southern Hell Telephone & Tele­ graph Co., Savannah, Go. Dear Sir: We beg to advise that due to sick? ness wo find-it neeessary to postpone the following hearing herebotfore fixed hy formal notice as follows: Notice No. 175, File No. T-283 — In the matter of the application of Southern Bell Telephone St Tele­ graph Company t o . increase and change its telephone rates In San­ ford, .Florida, Is hereby postponed from March 13, 1918, to A pril'l7th, tho city of Sanford, Fla.* Your company will please bo goV» erned-accordingly. . .Yours very truljr, ^ * • • R. Husdon Burr, Chairman.* The hearing for Geneva haa been postponed to April 17th at 10.-16 a. m. and Oviedo to April 17th at ' Honey Is a Sugar Substitute Women -of Florida cah use some honey In nearly every recipe, which who are Interested. If Interested ia been keeping, whther they live in the country or plan to have a fe* hives in their back yards In tows, such women will be given assistance in starting the work. The Depart­ ment of Agriculture, cooperating tpith the extension division plans to give all possible** assistance during 1918 to tho women of the-state »ho will replace sugar with honey in their hobies, and who- wish to be­ come honey producers in this critu. C o m b i n a t i o n Crib Play Pen and Bassinet Most Complete Article ever invented f u r a bab^. In Use Every Minute of Babyhood. No more tired Mothers H ealthy H appy Babies M odel A S ta n d a rd White enamel frame, non-rust wire screen, rubber-tired wheels, convertible wheel attachment^ so arrunRed that you can make the wheels swivel or stationery, as you desire. It is 12f> incites wide, 42 inches long and 30 inches high and w*igin 35 pounds. A. dainty bassinet, 'u portable play pen -and the nicest sorl of a c r ib . Complete with springs; sanitary floss mattress and mosquito net cover $ 1 7 .0 0 Model A Laree $ 19.00 Drop Side S S f i V . f $1 SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY J . P . DAVISON, Manager MILITARY SIGNS IP FAN T R Y A A A A A A D -D O O - Q Q O P A A A A A A .. In c o lu m n t Z ± = J C==±=D 'I n lin e . - CAVALRY~>— . EEEEEEE' In c o lu m n j In l i n e ARTILLERY) • T ren ch es 0 1 Y teadtpiartera C am p G un b a t t e r y 'MbrTcsr b a t t e r y + * + ■»• + + ' C hu r-cH B lack sm ith shop ja w M ill O l W ell G ris t M ill ® V&jjon 3bop q u a r r y ___ £ S p rin g Dear-Folks:—The map course is still going on nnd It won’t bo long un­ til we nre all expert.at It. It,seems kind of funny that some of u* shoul1! be doing our hit with a lend pencil Instead of a gun, but It pays In the long run. Yesterday we learned a whole Tot of new algos, which T am sending home for the kids. The officer explained the signs for wells and springs. hut Mid, If we wanted a whole lot of water In a hurx/, wc should study our m*ps very carefully, and look for tho sign pf the .......... HAMMY. To complete the picture, drew a line from dot 1 to dot 2 , then from, dot * to dot 3, and so on. • * , »•. kl. (Copyright, an, by Tbs Hall Syndicate, Ipe.) �/, . ji P n r i K ^ ^ s f i e s n d j tittle ‘ Meidenef Matter* l« Brief pereieel Item* ifInterest In and About *£. The Lyceum benefit M itch 19. Don't fall to hear Mm. Southwick in d ram atic' recital Monday evening. S«« Club column. 6G-ltp nreak Tour Cold or LcGrlppa with a doiea of 666. . 3 ^ 2 6 tc . Fun by the gentlemen in their ionga. March 19. v .. * • O steopath — Dr. W. -M. Harper— Office and operating rooms Seminole Hank building, bhone 196. 62-6tp The choruses by the ladles the evening of March 19 aro alone worth the small admission fee. j Mrs- Jessie E. Southwick will glfe n dram atic recital Monday evening for club benefit at club rooms. See Club column. 66-ltp Among the good things arranged f0> the concert March 19 is the cor­ net solo by Mrs.'Herndon, • , RUB-MY-TISM — Antiseptic . R e ­ lieves Rheumatism Sprains Neu­ ralgia etc.’ 39-26tc The Ladies' Quartet is among the charmers for the evening's enter­ tainment of March 19. Our greatest and most conacrva, live dailies .refer to Mrs. Southwick’s works with superlatives. Re^ cital Monday, evening. See Club 66-ltp column. • For Wood and heavy ..hauling ace Murrell, nr phono 378. ,* 48-tf Male voices * in ensemble will tickle your risiblcs when you hear them' Tuesday evening, March 19. Middle aged woman with ten * years' experience nurging Confine­ ment cases, Apply to 1201 Pork avenue, . 37-tf Captivating Selections, elocution­ ary. ■dramatic, pathetic, witty and convutslngly funny at the -Lyceum benefit concert Tuesday evepingf March 19th. Regular meeting of Seminole Rehekah Lodge No. 43 .Friday evening at 7:.'HI in Masonic Hull. Initiation. Visiting Rebeknhs always welcome. Scc'y. Pepper plants for sale, both Ruby 'king and World floaters. J. E. Spurting. Phone No. 2. 65-2tc You will certainly miss Something ifjyou don’t hear “ Johnny" Parker sing "April and November"—a com­ ic love song, at the Lyceum benefit concert Tuesday evening, March 19. Expensive Hemstitching Machine Just. installed at the millinery ahop of Mrs. If. L. Duhart. Ladles of Sanford are invited to call and sec this machine ifi operation. Fourth and Sanford Avc. ' 13-tf The fine musical tnlent of our trity and our charming readers will give an-evening of entertainment long to be remembered. Remember the date, Mach 19. Orlando hasn’t anything on San­ ford ofter all. We're to have a real arti't too, Mrs. Jessie Lid ridge Smith wick. Monday evening at the flub rooms. See Club column. . . . 66-ltp Now is the -time to plant your 'citrus types. Visit the Lemon Bluff Nurseries, Osteen; *Fln., nnd nave money or get prices. 62-6tp The pipe organ of the Congrega­ tional church will be heard in its ■grea. sweetness of tone as well ns majestic volume Tuesday night, March 19, skillfully manipulated by Mrs. Lucille Asplnwall Takach, who GRAND ORGAN -v ““ RECITAL to bo given by Dr. Minor C. Baldwin . • on the • NEW BIG PIPE ORGAN HOLY ----- CROSS CHURCH Thursday, March 7tb, 1918 ~~fiight p. m. This recital and program has " / ■ 'M IU T T IIi O IllU a L • UI IIIIU JIL playing, but who .have freely expressed themselves os desira to hear a Recital given on in‘‘, new large pipe organ of Holy Cross Church. * *. ' Thnri. Night, 8. p. m. HOLY CROSS CHURCH / A si.ver offering, is,asked for to defray the expenses. ’ 8 nmm*ry of the Plo«tie* Small Talks Saecfacllr' Arranged for * Herald Headers has something 'delightfully enter­ taining awaiting the audience on that occasion._______ * For Rent • Both stores and ‘houses. See mo and I can supply your needs.- II. C. Du Ilosc. 4D-8tc than two guesaea aa to: (ta Identity necessary and it was awarded th« first prize, oddly enough',-a horse, a praneing, gilt horse with a little oblong oponing in the back for the Insertion p f - f ponnlca, -to promote thrift. M ra., Perry’a rooster, won 'the booby prize— ope beet •In .'A box. Mrs.-Perry protested that somo/one was guilty of a fearful miatako—that there ia always, aa’ -everyono per­ fectly- well knows, four beats in ’ a measure. Thq pleasant afternoon dosed with a spirited conundrum contest; - Red Cross Meeting Seminole Chapter Red Cross will hhve a meeting at the Sanford Notice to Property Ownefs Woman's Club House Friday Mar Section 60 of Chapter 6696 of the •8(h. at 3 o'clock. Business of im­ Laws of Florida proyldea that ." I f portance and all requested to be the taxes upon any real estate shall present. , 55-2tp nob be paid- before the First day of April of any year, the tax collector, GOV. HANLEY NEXT SUNDAY shall advertise' and sell." Please take notice that state and Speaks in Interest of- State and county taxes, If remaining unpaid, National Prohlblllott-^-Prcq will become delinquent on-April l i t . Jno. D. Jlnkins, Ex-Gov. Hanley comes, to San • Tax Collector,’ ford and will speak at the Congre­ Seminole County. gational church Sunday afternoon, ■ . 56-8te at three o'clock in tho interest of Sate and National Prohibition, GovHanley is one of the speakers of Frank L- Woodruff Announces for note that have devoted their entire Legislature time (0 the eradication of.the liquor To the Voters of- Seminole Co.: evil. He is an eloquent an'd enter? ” I beg to announce that 1 am a mining talker, gives actual facta candidato for ro-efeetjon to the house and figures on the great traffic that or. representatives from Seminole eventually ends In. the damnation of county. Having served you in that souls. Every man that could should capacity in the session of 1917 I hear this man. Remember the tine, feel 1 am prepared to give you hot­ Sunday afternoon three o’clock, the ter service i n ‘ 1919. I do not know place, Congregational’ church, and of any renson why you should not no charge to get In or-out. .T h e give me a second term, which has ladies of the church -have arranged always been accorded all represent­ a musical program for the occasion atives in the past. 1 fully uppreand a number of special .selections ciate the high honor paid me in 1916 will be rendered on the pipe o r g a n - and 1 have endeavored at all* times assuring nit who care to go tin. nftcr- to look ufter tho interests of tho noon of instructive and interesting people of Seminole county and the state of Florida. I hope I have not entertainment. • failed to fulfill your expectations, nnd 1 trust you will see your way Red Cross Meeting Seminole Chapter Red Cross will clear to give me u second term. have a meeting at the Sanford Again thanking you for the many Woman’s Club House Friday Mar favors bestowed on me in the past 8th. at 3 o’clock.-•Business of im­ 1 promise that 1 will ever be faithful portance nnd nil requested to be to the trust imposed in me. Yours very truly. present. 55-2tp • Frank L. Woodrulf. I think I know what war means end what It is. Standing.,on the top rung of the laddef of fame; and with more power and authority than any man on this earth over had, .the inference is you will not shirk or .wince or' hesitate to (lo your duty, tq-America, to the attaches to every hat In our a advance model halsu Every who sees them eanndt fail’ to redognizo their extra smartness and novel Effects. */ ■ * * And «yery woman will know when aha prices these hats that we are offering hat values fur beyond what could' be expect­ ed Jn these .days * o f soaring prices. EaYly selection is advised. ■lllw ' And doing your duty, an admiring world will applaud and ’ approve though in sorrow and In tears. The issues are too tremendous to be ignored. Let me say, I am about 78 and a Woodrow Wilson man. A. Mi Thrasher. Stork Express ' Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. P. MrCuller, a fine 12 *. pound boy. < Born to Mr. and Mra. Leslie Went of Sanford Heights, a girl? on Mon­ day of this week. Grand Rcit^a! Pipe Organ ‘ .There will be a treat for the music lovcrq of Sanford oh Thursday even­ ing next, March 7th, at the Holy Cross Church at 8 o'clock. Dr. Minor' C. Jonca will give the recital a m f it ia given at the earnest request of those who have heard him several times and are anxious to heat him again. A silver offering will bo taken to help defray the expense . and . thd pQblic is cordially invited to attend. Read the advertisement in another part of this issue. . Rest Room Notes It has been decided by the com­ mittee in charge ‘df the Rest Room and Woman's Exchange that fur various reasons it will-he wise to close the Exchange during the spring nnd summer months, and .the Ex­ change members h^yq^becn .notified to that effect. ‘ The Quality Shop IN SO C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN HAPPENINGS ’ OF IN TEREST IN AND AROUND SANFORD ^ lira. No mo Klnf UcLaufhtla. Social Editor.' A a r o n * h . r f n i r i n U , partioo • r o a y s r t k J ' ( o rt b lie o liiia a .lt Would bo apprarialod if tb *y would ttU phoa* ZTOJ Tho members of the Ju nior-K nitting League were delightfully enter-, talncd Saturday with a picnic by Mrs. Houston at her attractive home on' tho Heights. A most*enjoyab)o day was spent by the little folks knitting and , playing. At one o'clock a- lovely picnic dinner was served under the trew. Thoac pres­ ent were: Ruth Henry, Maude Lake, Isabel .Hagan, Rhoda Vaughn, Mil-* dred Holly, May Holly, Carol Stowe, Margaret Cowan, Helen Gonzales, Olivo Newman, Margaret Neal, Mary Elizabeth Puleston, Georgia Mobley, Sarah Williams, Emily Griffin, Virginia J'leely, Gladys Nelson, Mildred Houston and Em­ ily Linglc. and hint. D. L. Thrasher have returned fcqm - a delightful trip down the East Coast. * 1 ■ - I -■ ■ — L I..I I, • .» * ‘ Mr. a n d 'M rs. J . M*. Wallace left Sunday far Jacksonville where they they will remain several days tho guests of friends. Mr. and'M rs. Leslie Went are re­ ceiving congratulations on the ar­ rival of a daughter, born March 4. * l, * , ’ _ Miss Florence Frank arrfved Sun­ day from. Palutka and will bo tho guest of friends for* a few flays. Mrs! J. M. Gillen left Saturday for Plant City, where she will he the guest of friends for several days. Mrs. W. W. Long, in her usually charming manner Entertained the Charles Whitner, the popular Frisrilhix Friday afternoon ut her homo on Onk uvonue, A most cn-‘ salesman for the Armour Fcrtill joyahle afternoon was spent sewing Co.,' was in the city yesterday. and chatting. At five o'cfobk dainty * • 1 refreshments were served. Among Dr., O. J . fllller Is in New York the guests were Mrs. J l IX- Roberts, City for n week or ten days, .com­ The committee wishes, however, to M rs .. Patton, Mrs. N. 11. Garner, bining business and pleasure. extend to the public the hospitality Mrs. A. E. Hill, Mrs. J . fc. Pare und privileges of the Rest Room, and Miss Bessie Long. Sam Yountz lias returned to where a quiet hour may lw* spent_ Moore'huveu after a few days spent when shopping, or while wafting for Mrs. E. D. Mobley, Miss Natalie in the city on business. traveling connections. The residents of Sanford may'also find it conveni­ .MolTet, Miss Agnes Edwards, Mr. Mr. Gabbett and Mr. Irwin spent ent anil restful, during the hours Hume Humph and Mr. Raymond between 9 u. in. and ti p.'m., noon Key motored to Duytonu Bench several days at tfaytona Bdach this _r , . «* hour included, and It is the hope of Sunday morning und spent a de­ week. •“ The Ever Seeing God" lightful day lit tluit popular resort. Using this subject with thp text , LETTER TO PRESIDENT WILSON the committee to make this room as c o m f o r t a b l e and convenient ut all M. II.’ McGregor of Jacksonville "Thou God Seest Me" Rev. Massey, times u* possible. The public is not Hon. and Mrs, Forrest Lake, is in tiie city for a few days on busi­ Regarding Soldiers Who Were i =4* m J fir pastor of the Baptist Temple deliv­ only invited, hut urged to take ad­ Mrs. R. S. Keelor, Mrs.' B. G. Hud- ness. Asleep on Sentry Duty ' ' . ered a most interesting sermon to *m Jm vantage of the accommodations, of­ ley and Mr*. Norma McLaughlin his congregation Sunday evening. Hanford. Fla.. Mar. 2. 1918. • tC H left Sunday .for Jacksonville where Dr. Brown of Patatkn is in tho Truly Mr. Massey was feeling the Hi* Excellency. Woodrow Wilson. fered. they will spend several day* attend­ leitv for n few days on business. fart thnt bis God was ever seeing, President, Washington. D. A'. 4 '21IIH I ' as the message delivered by the j i u s - My Dear Mr. President: Thi' outlook for u large acreage to ing the fait ; Lew Hamburger int i returned from tor was ns one divinely sent- The The rallies say four American sol­ he planted in castor beans in Bre­ 'a business trip to Hastings. text was used with much effect diers on duty. on the front line iq vard county is very encouraging. • N >9 throughout the entire sermon to France were fou'nd asleep, that they The government is offering every in­ drive home the most important werp yourt murtiuled and ordered to ducement to the farmers to plant I I . 11. Roller of Orlando was a _ points of the sermon. The pastor he shot. That -General Pershing re­ this crop. . Tlj£v are assured of a Sanford visitor yesterday. Magnolia avenue. asserted that all a signer must do ferred the matter to yourself and the market for their eroji und the price to ho received therefor. The yield I to obtain the benefits of the prom­ Secretary of War. * * ~ t Joe Davis of Urlnndo is registered will depend largely on the fertility of Mr. and Mra. L. P. McCuller an­ at the Hotel Carnes. ises of God was " T o fnakc his draft • , Mr. President, Henry Wqttersgn. the soil nnd cultivation; hut as the nounce the arrival uf a con, horn sign'it In the blood of the Cross" at)d once said, "You wore not too proud cultivation is not expensive .every March 4th. * • that "God would honor the draft to ^fighf." "T h a t when aroused, _____ Many Mica Deposits. •~ . one who plants this crop may expect y . 1 of liis servants." Woodrow Wilson would jirove to lie Mica ilejioslta sufllcloutly largo to a reasonable profit, besides perform­ Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Forrnn. Mr. Mr. Massey is delivering a series a royal Bengal tiger." ami Mrs. C. L. Ferrari of EustLs develop exist tn twenty states. ing a patriotic duty. of interesting sermons for his even­ Now is the time to show us ing- services nt the Temple and the Frunre, England and the world that well filled houses at these services you know that war, common war, is bespeak the interest, that the Bap­ hell, uml that litis war is ten times tists as well as other folks are tak- hotter than the hell that is baking tis s as well as other folks are tak­ and blisteririg tho souls ■of tho ing in t h e meetings.. damned. . * %\ And that you- mean business, that Red Cross Meeting the War Department means busi­ • * * Seminole Chapter Red Cross will ness, and t ha t the soldier who goes • w% have a meeting at the Sanford to sleep whilo on guard on the front ■i Woman’s Club House Friday Mur line in France,•supposed to he pro­ ;S , * ' Jill jjl 8th. nl 3 o’rlock.. Business of im­ tecting, not only our army and his MM portance and all requested to be comrades in arms, in once sunny hut ■* /•. 7*1 present. • 55-2tp now bleeding France, hut also tho 1. entire allied army, as will also Chris­ . Miss Robson Entertains tianity, civiliaztion and the destiny, •M 11 • Tho members of the Wesleyan of the world, ought to be shot, fie yy|* 11 1 B) Truth Seckcra Class were delightful­ should lie shot whether from Florida, ly- entertained Inst Tuesday liy Ml*a Maine of Idahor'*“ r ' *\i|H 1 - j*JU Salllc Robson, at her hoqie vn tho If he happens to be my kinsman Heights. Tho Truth Seekers, bo It or yours, or the kinsman or son of m m I M remembered, Is the class organized one of your secretaries, order Gen­ by Mri. Steinmeyer which grew to eral Pershing to execute the law and such goodly proportions under Her the judgment of that'court martial, guiding hand. Upon her removal to and snoot these four American sol­ Live Oak the class’ unanimously diers on the spot. elected Miss Robson as teacher In * Child’s play—whimpering and her stead. A large representation of whining, will not win {he war. Lis­ the membership gathered Tuesday ten to the nppcnl for elemehey from in response to her Iqvitalion to visit no one. 0_ tho Heights during tho odorous In New Orleans tho spy appealed orange bloom season. to General Andrew Jackson and aikThe business affairs of the class cd ihat ho bo given a fair trial.. Old were conducted -by Mr*,— Hagan Hickory'*'reply was to the'point: class president. A number of War "Yes, you shall have a fair trial, but Saving Stamps were sold by Mrs. I ’ll be damned if you don't, hang." Elder,' the class representative of Like X-rays, the eyes of nilllloni tho Woman’i Council of National In these United States and hundreds Defence, after which, with dear conof millfpni throughout the' world are acienee the guests enterreff upon a centered on you, Mr.-.President, and ' Ark Contest was announced. , on our army in France, amj you are Squares of colored paper and aeja« . .• f ; __ * ( * J£ . w sors were distributed, and the ladies expected to do’ your duty and your 'were told to cut out an animal, the part, and those boys of ours are ex­ name of ’ whlch-f they would . find pected to do their duty. Our boya— upon their ^floet of paper. When yea, our boya. If. those soldiers, aro all were finished they were pinned up not shot, then atop'the manufacture on the wall, two and two as they of Brownings. Stop sending others entered the ark. Dr. Hllburn was of our boys over there, stop sending and wheat and meat a a given the uricnviablo task of select­ munition money. Mr. President, show tho ing the best and the worst. Mrs. world that *you have the backbone K 6oly’s horse was adjudged the beat. of Andrew Jackson, anjf that when This equine wpndcr-had a head like necessary you aro In fact a Royal a kangaroo and ears Uko a rabbit, it had madly Hotting front legs, calm­ Bengal Tiger. A nnouncem ent! My store will be open all of this week clos- There are still some Choice Goods left to be sold at Cost. I thank you fo r you r See Me at the Beach The writer fought four years In ly trotting hind legs and a tall like a feather duster. Yet it really looked Vlrgintfi under General Lee (The 1 - ' ■ Ki �THE 8 ANF0 BD HERALD Golden Rule. I t (a warm, waildrfg these daya, and will continue to~bt, and to be given a lift la a mighty Some', auto driven ! with comfort room. In their cara, are thoughtful and kind, and the* pedestrians prof* phasis it should have. Each preach­ it thereby; othen are thoughtless er and home missionary should strive and selfish and only leayo the foot Mobilization of ' Agricultural to bring- his own field to God, the traveler a cloud of dust. •Too many Forces Planned as Emergenoy work is urgent, the need is great and alnply. speed in defiance of laws of we should be In carncft. We imag­ safety and kindness. . War-Measure. ine sometimes some of our workers On a recent day a woman* like nrc unduly oxcited and overdraw the many of the rest of * us not owning are mobilizing for the conflict. WhaU importance of thla work, but frienda any kind of a vehicle, walked nearly o f the churches of this great nation of’ Seminole county, do you know two miles to town to do some neces­ A re they also mobilising for the mo- what we. arc facing? Do you know sary errands, and .carrying-packages boiislog for tho momentous crisis the condition of the moral condition walked all the way home, not one of Radical Action Rendered Imperative th at ia about to endanger of our own county? If not, a few the passing autos having offered her by the Necessity of Providing them? Are they ready to keep facta and figures may enlighten you a ride. In spite of the very many Larger Landowners W ith Labor ' th e war a war for righteous­ arfd bring you to a realization of our experiences of the other sort, It To­ Needed to Handle Crops. ness, liberty and democracy, to condition. In Seminole county alone mlins true that thcro should be There arc hearten and encourage the men who there are 2265 church members, out more courtesy shown. Rome.—Thdrfint of a aertea of emer­ go to the front and their loved ones of a total of 9000 people of the white three reasons when one has room in gency war measures tending to Im­ a t home? We hope our churches arc race, leaving the amaxing number of his auto for giving the pedestrian a prove as much .as circumstances . will First, to help the traveler, permit the difficult food situation will ready to anawer to this •csrc and white people who do not recognize ride. bur God o r’ our religion, or the surcsting'his body and filling his soul be announced soon. Tho mobilization wage such Christian warfare that every soldier who stands under th) jWemc Importance of the holy Sab­ with thoughts of how good people of all tho agricultural fortes of the atarry banner of our great nation bath day, a total of 6746 white arc-,' second, for the auto driver's country -will be ordered and tho new and defends his country will also peoplo who are-entirely without a own soul'a sake—that .he may be army sent to work wherever there ex­ ists a scarcity of farm labor. with reverence defend the kingdom church. * Think of it, my Christian disciplined in kindness and aqved frienda, is not the harvest ready? from habits of selfishness; third,, to *- According to the-experts of the min­ But the laborers tre few. And I help establish a habit which shall be istry of agriculture, the radlcal'menoFriends, we have a far greater must admit quito a few are power- the rule-'of the road—kindness and ure, for which there is no precedent, was rendered Imperative by tho neces­ •victory to win than the mere.defeat­ less because of being filleted with' sity of supplying the largo landowners ing of tho German government,' al­ the same disease the npostles were courtesy. and the organizations which havo en­ A favor which costs nothing is though thgt is one of the'important at the time afflicted with und Christ sadly larking' in value to tho giver: gaged in agricultural enterprises on a steps in tho grent Chrlstinn warfare had to admonish them so often — e p favor' which means slowing, up, large senjo with all the labor they need What of our. missionary obliga-. -•Unbelief,-’ Oh. ye b l- llt t lc faith stopping for a moment, a hit more for .sowing and talcing In the crop. Tho linn at home, must we neglect that Christians in Seminole cdunty let us gasoline, some effort of will—pays. scarcity of labor also has made Ipipcre.live tho co-ordination of work In farm* because of the fact we are ut war buckle -on the sword ‘of righteous­ Instead of "G et there!" how Would .Ing operations. , . with a great nnd cruel nation abroad? ness, and rnny we summon the this do for the auto driver's slogan. 1 Take Census of Farm Labor. | I nay most emphatically no, we Christian churches of the south nnd '•Would-you like to ride? Thank The mobilization will take place un­ should strive hnrdcr than ever to of Seminole county to such mission­ you!” ? der tho direction of Agriculture' Min­ reach the gonl of a Christianized ary service as will prove an antidote ister Italncrt, who will be assist b. by a United Stntes. We should at .least Jor/the terrible poison of unbelief nnd few of the officers bf the Itallii..* gen­ Seminole’s Roll of Honor strive to keep alive the spirit of worldliness which threatens to en­ eral staff. - Tho mnyor of each town prayer; to kocp steadily in mind the gulf us. This Is our dny of judg­ will be ordered to take tho census of ends for- which we {ire .fighting; to ment. Mny God give us grace to all the farm labor of both sexes In Ills close oyr honrts to hate, arrogance mept it in Hopic nnd Foreign mis­ district nnd state the approximate time nnd, selfishness; to guard zealously sion fields. needed .for local fanning work. The next stjfp will he the coqipulsory en­ nguinst the lowering, of moral stand­ C. «}. Bragg, listment of every man !n a new army ards; to strive ns never before to up­ Chairman Missionary Comm. _ which will he. under the commit ml of hold spiritual ideals among our young regular petty officers. men nnd women; to recognize our Active operations will begin early In ••Please (Jive Me n Ride!" supremacy of the missionary ohllgliMarch. Thanks to different climatic The courtesies of tho road nro tion; every preacher and teacher conditions the harvesting senson In the should hold . these tilings up many, bringing out only tho more south of Italy nnd In tho Islands Is a to .their congregation with the cm- strongly the failures to observe the Deane, Tonny Deane, F. F. Roper. month In ndvnnee on thni of the North. Consequently the authorities expect to Army move the different •agricultural units John Murrell. Kenneth Murrell, from pluco to plnce till every crop hns Let lie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley been tuken In nnd then repeat the op­ • - o - l n l th * rrr* IM « nm l u t t h * S ch o o l I ’ u n i l i n t S *m | i r i l o t l r m ! l r * l l r r r m l i r r .11-1, 1 9 1 *. w ith t l * l i l m r u s o il a m o u n t* Walker, Dr. Ralph* Stevens, Joe eration next year for the plowing nnd ||OK, l.n tl ■ « I M * m * n t n* t h * A « » * t* i l l ' l I ,l» III i l l ll-». s o il I I I * . t i l l * o ! • t i h * - » lil S c tn ln n l* m u n i) r * t ’ n r t * i l o n t h * S l i t •!»>• o f I>.*«-*mh»r Chittefiden, Oscnr Kit >er, Bruce An­ sowing season. , < y H o a n l o t I 'u h t lr I n . l r m i l o n m<< I h * S u p t r l n t r n il r n t o l P o litic ' nderson, Errtest Gregory. Fred Mason. The general staff hns promised Its u h lU h t il u n d e r th e p r o v is io n * u t C h i l - t r r 0*1.7, | . , « . o f t * t * f lil« . A - 1 George McLaughlin, Harold Wash- heartiest co-operation provided the * . »; I t S r . S T A M D S, t'o rn p l roller. hum, Albert Fry, James Kstridge. mllltnry situation at the front Im­ George Huff. Thomas Sullivan, W. proves or, nt least, remains stationary. I Iw p tre it n rv l l a U n r r . J i l v I . 1917 A. Pntlishull, Meade Fox, Ingram In this case two or three hundred thou­ W a r r a n t * o u t t t A m lin r . Fuly 1. HJ17 Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ sand men will he temporarily released tla la a r # J u l v ‘ 1. 1!M7 from the nrmy^nd sent to work In the to r l*»r M il M ' n lh * liams, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, farming districts. The. men nnd the F ro m T k i f 'a ll» r t * r a T * * r« Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, womftt will he paid tho prevailing rate K r o ip T a t < * o l l / r t o j . V o l!* F r a i a l ! a ,n p lf o ! lo r . T A t Ion# John I.ee, J. AS. tnfford; Andrew of wages. F r o ra C o m p l r o l l f f , f)r» r M i l l T a t F r o m C o u n ty J t u l f . I l u r t f l n r I Ic o n ** Aulin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred Expect No Hitch. F r o m C u u a ty 5 u p t , K i n m i n . i i o n M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, J 00 Lewis, The authorities are confident the F r o m C o u n t / H u p l.. Fair* ( * a n « _ _ ___ F r o m C o u n ty H u p t., D o i.itlo n a Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler. J. "plan will work without a hitch, nnd F r o m IW p o » ttw I* * # — f.o a m F. Coates, Ernest Gormley, Walter If the results are ns predicted, nnd If M a fc ln f I l a l a n r r ________ _ ...A....,.,.. Radford, Corbett Hutchinson,' S*m the prize nnd premium Bystem falls, I H u b a m e m r n la f o r T i l t H it M i n l h t : F . ip H iiln ) fo r K c b o p l* : Pevehouse, Harry Carlson. C.' E. It Is not Improhnhle that compulsory t ia la r lr a o l T * a r h r r « fanning will he among the after wur Hunter. Wilson Miller, Hurruld Long K u r p lt u r * measures with which Hie government T r a n ’ pn»|at inn of I'ut* I* • James Weaver Norman Baker, Er­ expects to solve some of tho most dis­ . , i l - j r i d r r i l a U . l n r H - h n n l' Ita p t-a a e o f A d m l n l» f r 'lio n nest C. Morris, Jke House, T. M. tressing problems connected will) tho Hill, ilnrry Rabun, Guy Stafford, resupplying nnd revlctunllng of tho *Lewtle- Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T. country. O. Gillis, Willie 0\ Goolsby, jiarrold In connection with the present.food Holiday, C. It. Peabody, Robert situation Premier Orlando announced 'C o u r t * o f A lucJy Merriwether, Robert ltouth, Staf­ In tho chamber of deputies that It M t U n r lltla n r a . ____ • O r . —* T ra n » ic r to l n l r r r « t and ford . LeFlls, Grover LeFils, Paul could not Ite Improved even I f hostili­ e r ro r ia d tp o a lt Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank camp- ties censed tomorrow, that the high cost of living and the scarcity of all • T V f m t lt o r y l l a l a n r * l ia r . hell. William Hartjey. Floyd WashPC* W a r r a n t* O a la t a n d ln f tho necessaries of life would continue hum. Oscar Du Bose. Edw in L. for a long time nfter the conclusion of Dlnkle. peace, and that the solution of tho ty e p o « lto ry I la la n r * • la tW a v l a n d S in k in g F u n«l. J u ly problem of supplies Is that, today, tho Sam J. Pickens, Hurry II. New­ HI a t 4a O n la t a h d ln f . J u ly I . 1917 man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J,. country must resupply Itself or bo con­ King, Chnrlt-a Priester, Robt. O. tented with the little that enn he Im­ F r o m T a i ( 'o l U r i n r . T a ta * t F r o m C a m p t r n llr r , T a a H r* Weeks, Walfrcd Pierson, Vundcr ported from abroad. F r o m l ) r po sit of lea, I n l r r r a l At tho same time the premier anld F r o m U ta r r a l S chool F u n d Pcrrittc, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. that before long the people *wlll he called upon to mnko hddltlonsl sacri­ fices, .and that In order to Increase tjie N r l Dtflelt, ration of-the men In the trenches n ew food restrictions wpuld bo Imposed on tho country at la r g o .__ mXJAPITATION OP REPORTS OF SPECIAL TAX SCHOOL DIRSTRICT FUNDS. SEMINOLE COUNTY December 31sl, 1917 RHUl.oif»nnw(tU3.13 JH47..17|tiH.uJ j ITTSI fiizost I I S 00l»g|X7 8 * ;S T * s o k s s AHHCTfi ANI) LrAtllLITIEM Ati IUWI* iiiila Vtrftanr* in ( i r a t r a l p<k**l r a i d D rjn w lliiy _______________ _ XlaroiU rt*d T i m , Inrludln* rurrtnl year. B a la n r a In I)«po,llory_______________ ____ U a ru M rcU d l a i r * . I n rlu d ln * ru rrrn t y»ar U a l a a r r In In la rra l and Klnkln* Kuail T o t a l A ia U a l.l, A a s * u _____ _______ V alaa a f Hrkaal P ra y rrly n a a tra l • ■i u■ — — -*•*-- y- —— ■ Property, Offlr* rlilu rva lu* . _ . 'rpp#rly !U) NOW IT'S “ KNITTING NERVES New York Physical Director 8aya It's Due to Improper Handling of Needles. > » Seven Ounces of Bread Daily U m it Except fit Hard Workers. 8 *nford Lodge No 1 2 , P . and a if ‘ Communication avery flnt and' ikt.j Tueadaya a t 7:00. .Visiting brethrS welcome. ™ 0 . L. Taylor Jaa. Moughtcn . S e c r e t a r y ________ t y .u •, - ■ ■ • ■» 'Monroe tnapter Ho. 16, It. a . m Sacrifice Accepted by Prench People Mecta every aecond and fourth Tu*.. *« Uncomplainingly en Oovemment'a day In Maaonlc Hall over t h e . I m f t Explanation of Neceealty. Theatre. Visiting c o m p a n l o n . V E ! O. L. Taylor . F. L. Miller Washington.—Only the .very poor, and men and women doing the hardest kind o f thnnual labor, may hare more than seven ounces of war bread a day In France from now on, the'United States food ndmlnlatraUon baa been advised by the French government. Tho entire French wheat- crop has been requisitioned by the government. Thla sacrifice has'been accepted by the French people uncomplainingly oh the government's explanation that only by such reatricUon can American reenforcements be transported In ships that otherwise would carry grain for NLilting knights always welcome. ' 1 ‘ their bread, and that, in addlUon, this H. McLauJIn O. J . Miller grain for French bread can come from - .R, and S. c . C. America only by virtue of the actual Sanford Ledge No. 2 7 , 1. O. O. p. saving bf this grain by reduced con­ sumption of broad by the American Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 in Masonic Hall. All visiting brother* people. • ». i “These extremely aerere measures,” said the French statement, “especially the seven ounces a day, have deeply Impressed public opinion." Meets second and fourth Wednesday Men who are very poor or who do hard manual labor get about 21 ounces nights in each month. J . F. Hoolchan * of bread a day; women who p r o very F. L. Miller . Clerk Council Commandir poor or who are employed %n hard »1 work get about 17 ounces a day t eyery- United Brotherhood of Carpenters sad Joiners of America ono else gety seven ounces, which is Sanford Locnl Union No. 1761 mcet^ less than half of a pound loaf, or not first and third Thursday night at 7 ' more than four or five slices. ,r This bread is mado of flour compris­ o'elook In the M. W. A. Hall. Pico Illk. J . W. O. Singletary W. W. Van Ness ing all the elements of wheat except Sec.Treas,* President bran, with a heavy admixture of flour Celery City Aerie' No. 1853 from other cereal grains, which la Meeting every 2 nd L 4th Wednesday obligatory. *' Englo Home, Oak Ave ,. The price of bread ta fixed by vari­ night M 8 o’clock. Eagle Visiting Brothers Welcomes ous government agencies all along tho E. Hogan C.-C. Woodruff line between producer and consumer. E. Worthy President Secretary Ilsklng of pantry or biscuits from B. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 flour Hint Is fit for bread Is prohibited. Meet first and third Wednesday night Confectioneries and other such shops are closed two days n week. Eating at Elks Home, North Park Avenue. F. S. Frank O. L. Taylor pastries lu public Is forbidden. Secretary Exalted Ruler PLAN SPRING- GARDEN NOW Agricultural Department Say* Thera W ill De Need for Large Pro• ductlon In 1018. Washington.—Take thought of .the spring garden now. Notwithstanding the Inrge produc­ tion of Tcgctnhlcs last year npd the great volume put Into runs nnd jars for winter u4e. there Is nothing to In­ dicate that there will not lie equal need for production nnd conservation In 101S. says the United Slates depart­ ment of ngrlculture. . Many . gardens fnllud Inst year be­ cause of poor soil or poor preparation or tioth. This Is the time In many sections to break nnd to fertilize. Then In the spring'll will he easier fo lunko the seedbed and Hie soil will contain plant food. For the average householder ll will be sufficient to prepure ground enough to produce the homo supply for eat­ ing In tho fresh state nnd for can­ ning. drying or brining for use during the following winter. Producing veg­ etables for market, should not tie un­ dertaken without full knowledge of horticulture and sufficient capital nnd cqpIpmonL * < The l.nke llrccze Council No. 31 Junior Order United American Mcrhnnira Meets every Wednesday at 7:ff0 P. M„ in tho City Hnll. Visiting brother* are welcome* C. II. Smith, Iter. Sec. Modern Woodmen of America Meets 2 , - t . Thursday evenings. 7:30 in M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. C. E. McDonald C. D. Court Consul Cirri LoyXl Order of Moose Sanford I^xlge No. Iff 10 meets In Hal in Stone & Grove Building Scchnd and Fourth Mondays in Month at 7:ff0. MORE AMERICAN MADE TOYS W ar Condition* Develop Industry to Point Where Foreign Competi­ tion Is Broken Forever. Washington.—America Is now first In the toy making Industry. Hereto­ fore the United Stntes has purchased the majority of Its toys from Germany, Nuretuhurg being.one of tho thief man­ ufacturing centers In former years. Forced by war condition* to depend up6n their own resources, tho manu­ facturer* of this country have been making toys nnd havo been so success­ ful that buyers for large stores claim the hold of other countries on this lino, of business has-been broken forever/ A feW toys sra stilt coming from France, Ehgland, Switzerland, and Japsn, but tho American toys have prov­ ed superior, ss they-are more educa­ tional. New York.—Now it's “knitting Schedule of Passenger nerves" caused by concentration of .mfnd and hand on tho needles. ThouTrains asm]* of women In Now York aro af­ flicted, according to Dr. Louis IL Welzmiliar,' physical director of.th e West Side Y. M. C. A, who adds that hla Clarence Temple D nul ArH»» only patients that show symptoms of .10* A. M 1 1 1 A. M Joe - Guerry, * ; I 0 A. M the new wnr-time complaint hare been William Shepard 11:4* P . M . 91____ IS :* * P. M i in ■* u T if t U women. Dr. Wolzmlller that _ C a r l Tnkuch • A ___ • OT p . M . . » :l» P. M . - - t h e r e -la llahl* to be an epidemic of “ Victor M. Greene “knitting nerves" unless knitters NORTH BOUND First LieuL Geo. G. Herring ... 1:1* A. M . . I d l 1. M . learn to knit properly. l i ras A . A t. S t---- -. .10 :4* A. M Second Lieut. Ralph Wight.. Dr. G. P. Christenson, president of ro .... — j j i r . m _ . .1 :4 1 P. M . Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynne, the Psychological. Research .society, si _ . 4 00 P . M . .. .4 .0 * P. M . S i. I . ' _S:*0 P . M ___ Walter M ^on, John Pezold,. Paul said: "ThA women ap> overworking Pciold, Edmond Stoise, Frank Loss- themselves. Knitting bos become r a *n * a r , ' • I S * ____ craze. Nerves cannot Hand this ing, ArthurLossing. • •1ST 4:00 P. M*. strain.” Berkeley Blackman LC K H D U n 0 ^ 1 R A N C H • Worthingtoq Blackman 10:12 A. M f . _____ 1 51 NEW INVENTION OF MARINES 2 1 ........ 1 22 r . M Wallace Crosby * 1S4 7:20 A. M . Hcfiry Lee •147....... i n p. m ____ It’s Called a -Bazooka” and W ill Maks Alvin Kendall You “Shake Your Feet" When . T d I I U it n n A N c ii Ilrlftaln Johnson * % M . . —1:00 P. M In Operation. t 21. 2 22 1*. M . s Joseph Wynn • . •’ • 1 0 0 ......... .7.-00 A. M . •101 ‘ 1:40 P. M Port Itoyal. B. C.—United States ma­ • D a lly R ir * p l H&aday. ^ rines at thin atntlon hnva a new Inven­ . Sparlan Feminine Poise. tion. . It'a called' a . ' ‘bazooka.” No. It Onr Idea of polao crystallized Into Isn't n cannon, nor a flying machine, definite form when n perfect CO, nl- nor a machine gun, hut when In opera­ • *4* • l most n stranger to*ns, with whom we tion It will make you "shake your fe e t" 4 SANFORD LODGES * 4 hnppcued to be lunching. Inadvertently The "bazooka" Is a.simple contrivance dropped a grape skin down her dccolle- consisting of hut two pieces of gas pipe tngu mid, except for one alight and al­ und a runnel, but Its secret Is the play­ ... Royal Neighbors'Of America most Imperceptible wriggle, •gnvo no ing. It Is anld that the'Marine Corps Meeta Seccnd and Fourth Thursdays sign of nervous dlKturhnnuxns long as Jazz band la the. only one In the world Annie Bpecr l , .' Clara Stem per wo were nrqund.—-Olilp SlnnrJournul. . SkcreUry Oracle’ that boasts of p “bflooks.” ARE INTERESTED IN R IN G B O O K S ! . They are used ia every lin^ of business by Salesmen, Of­ fice Men, Doctors,-Lawyers, Ministers, Students—by ev­ eryone who must have a book that coyibincs U TILITY, DURABILITY AND APPEARANCE Sheets can be obtained any time, ruled iu cinlit styles. Bound in bqst quality J?lcs Ible Black Levant Grain Cow hide, with Block L in in g Sanford, Morlda �. I LEGAL ADVERTISING N t l l f t of A t a l l n l l t i far T » i P h 4 Us 4 w Hs t t l . u • I f C l s s i r r AS IS . U * t »t Florid* ■t dressJiaKing\ Ugssons j&rsons ftip tred Specially for Thli Newipapec f ■* undorbody. Stitch lower edge t and tack tho front edge to trimming band. Now, adjust the Teat on the un­ der body, tack right aide to position nnd finish the left side odgea for dosing. . Close tho seams of sleeve cap puff a* notched. Oatber upper lower edges of puff between " T ” foration!. Sow puff to aleovo and and per­ cap ain'raaa 7371 i . 11 Dainty Frock of W hite Crepe. p*iiela under on line* of tmall "o’1 perforations and press: If OcsInM, ■tltcb Invisibly. Form plaits In panels creasing on lines of slot per* •ft) rations. bring folded edges to cor* responding lines of small “o'! per­ forations and press. Blip the upper edges of panels through tho slashes In front and back with centcrfronta and center-backs oven bringing the •upper, turned edges of sloshes to double small •■■oo" perforations In panels: stitch, to position. Bring the lower slashed edges % Inch below the double sirtnll •‘oo’* perforations In panel and stitch to position Invla* / M By Pictorial Eeriew Stunnjng Frock for Spring. * 'W itness my official rlraatu r* and real Ibla t b * 6 th day ol March, A. I). ISIS. (real) E. A. DOUOLA8 S, Clerk Circuit Court S-mlnoD Co., Fla. By V. M. D o u j l i n , n . , C . •B-Tura-81* Prepared Specially for Ttla newspaper •By Pictorial Ecrirw uaratoj . N o l l e - Is h e r e b y cle a n t h a t F . t>. C h a d wick, p u rch aser of T a i C e r t l f lr it a H o . 1 7 1 , d a te d lb# fftb d sy ol J u l y , A. D. H I S , h s t Olid said c s f t l fl fs ty In Tny office. t n d b s s m a d * apptlrmtlan for «•• deed to I n n * l a * e c o r i ls n c s with law. Sold r t r t l S c s t s ■ ru­ b r i c * * t b * following described pro pert y s i t u t t s d Is Seminole c o u n ty , Florida, t e - w l t t L o t 4 , b l o c k 7 , T i e r II, flanfoM. T h o said land b i l n f r u r u t d s t t b s data of t b a laau* a n r * e l aflrb ' c a r t l B r a t* In t g * trams ol H a n n a h Il o e a n . ’ U n it ** sa id rvrtlflrato a bsll be red eem ed s r r o r d l n r to l i d lt s s dr*d will ( b a r t o n on t b * f i b dsy ol April. A. 1). : *i ■ *11 ■1 r s l. h » - M M SW -*- j l Ibly on tho u n d e r sid e . If desired with inserted pockets, nlssli tho front between tho 3 largo “ O" perforations. Largo " 0 " "perfo­ rations in pocket Indicate tho front. Few one pocket section to the lower 7571 slashed edge with lino of small "o*. The plttilni Jirutrl Is shoim of Its perforations In pocket along edge of I n i in this chic costume o f irAlfe slash making the seam in. slash *,« raiArtirrr ond Mocfc sofln. T he neefc Inch wide nt center, graduating semn truiii be finished In high o r open cfInto nothing at the corilera. Sew /ref. another pocket section to tin upper slashed edge* making seam In slash A very stunning frock for spring ns previously described allowing may ho developed after tills model. pocket section to attend .1 Inch White rashmero and black satin a lave the seam at the corners amt inakii a charming comblnailon. for a, -Inch above at the center of pocket. tho cas'jmoro lends Itself admirably Stitch the pocket sections together.' to the plaited panel effect bayk and' Close ttmler-arm and shoulder f r u i t below tho deep shoulder yoke. st i ms as notched (Satlu-r at waist­ Tin adjustment Is at the left sldg. line along small " o " perforations. The panel* are drawn Into the figure Adjust stay to position underneath with u wide belt of self-material, Ih* gathers with center-fronts, cen­ bui may hang free If preferred. The ter-hacks anil front edges even; bring long one-piece sleeves nro trimmed single small "a " , perforation in stay with buttons, m medium sire tho to underarm seam and finish left side model i-quires 5-1. yards 6 4-Inch nufor closing. Center front Indicated tvri.il with % yard 30 Inch satin for by largo *‘0 ” perforations. lh> collar and bultpns. Faro collar and sew to heck edge, To make tho dress successfully, with center-hacks and large “<)" per­ first study tho construction guide. forations even: leave left shlo freo Know each section thoroughly and forward of the shoulder seam and what relation It bears' to the next. finish for closing. • Then, slash tbs right front and slash Line belt and arrange around the the'right hack along crosslines of walm'wlth tipper edge of Itol'l at sinsmall "o" perforations nbovo' tho jvalstllne, and slash up at the cor­ glo large "O” perforation In back panel and close at left side front. * ners to tho small **o" perforations. The belt may bo trimmed with Turn under tho upper edges of cither machine stitching or embroid­ slashes ■% -Inch 'and'haste. Turn ery. the side edges of . front and back ■■*«•«« -**•> *■ T’lcVorlni Iteviow Costume No. 7571 Sizes, 34 to 41 inches bust. Price, 33 cents. A Dress of Serge Trimmed W ith Tucks. 1 lncli from folilevl- clges. Gather between " T " perforations and 2 In. dies above. I^irgo "O" perforations lndlcato center-front 'of right outerfront. Arrange on underbody, cen­ ter-fronts, center-backs and under. arm gcams even; stitch gathers to position, .tack to vest matching sin­ gle largo “O " perforations, close at left side. .Face tho collar and sew lo n^ck edge of outer waist as notched, cen­ ter-backs oven. Leave left sldo freo forward of Hhauldcr seam; finish for closing. i Tnko the strove next and closo scam of sleeve and cuff as notched, leaving cuff ooam froo below tho small “o’* perforation nnd finish for' closing. ' Gather lower edgo between neaiDiwa JC0 1 2 3 1 3 , PIet*rlnl Review Costume No. 7402 Designed with, all of the sllhpllcty loved by tho girl of (lomurewfhbIts Is this .Utile dress In greenish follow serge. Tho skirt la trimmed ‘vlth a deep tuck and there are tucks M the shoulders. The neck Is cut 'our lo form a deep U, filled In with k vest of chiffon and finished with a broad collar. Helo^r tho neck' Is a braiding design In dark brown. In medium size tbo dress requires 4% far'd* 54-lnch material,, with 44 chiffon for vest and V, yard 27-ttwh lai*n for the collar. The undorbody Is made first, by closing seams and hemming tbs front. Tho plaits are then mado *nd tacked' Into position. Next, Lake lb? vest and gathor lower odgo boIween .“T" perforations and I In. cbes above. Adjust on right onflerbody front, cenlerfronts and lower edges even'. Bring Iqyer back Mgs oTer ‘tV perforation nearest oyer « r » perforation nsai^ *»t canter-front of underbody, tick in poslUon; finish for dosing. •_ ? n > r .Waist—Closo seams as botched, leaving left ftbottldar odgo °* right front freo. Form lacks creasing bn slot perforations, sUtch years Price, 2<l * 5 p T h e Last W ord in Tailor-Mades. forntlons. nnd Inp on side-front, bringing folded edge to correspond­ ing lino or small "o" perforations, press plait; clone seam on under side, matching notches. Turn upper edge of sliln-tronl under* % Inch nhd lap on front, notches nnd edges un­ derneath oven, bringing the point to small “o" perforations; stitch l i Inch from folded edge. Lcavo extensions freo forward of small “o” perfora­ tion; turn lower edgo of extension under •% Inch, grnduoto Into nothing nt tho slosh. Form plait In extension creasing nn slot perforations nnd lap •qn sash I) with .notches-and edges underneath even. Stitch 1 Inch from foldod edge. -Cltbto under-arm and * J . L* a f MCilT 7H89 •mar " V perforations. Sew cuff to slecvo 7330 'a s notched' w ith -sm all—'o^-porfora- tlon In cuff at scam or sjeovo, nnd scam of cuff at small “o’' perforation In aleeve. Fac« turn back cuff, sow Paris, has *r s f ov er nolMnp mors to deep cuff as notched. Bow aleovo • eharmlnp . IJtan IMs (allor-mads dn In armholo os notched, with .email • - - and* Muc fricotine u-tfh loop facket •'o’* perforation at shoulder scatn, tldo-plalted skirt. Iluttons o f self• easing In a n r- fulness. mafcrial trim the Jacket.__________ Nbw, Join gores of oklrt as notch­ ed, leaving left sldo serfm freo abovo Decided emphasis Is being put on small “o " perforation In .front ‘gore •11 shsdtts ot blue by Paris dress­ And flnlah fpr a placket.* Form tuck, maker* Jn tbe development of tailorcreasing o n 'slot perforations; stitch mades, lha favored materials being G Inches from tbo folded edge. Turn gabardlno, trieottne, broadcloth, hem on small ‘‘o ' ’ perforations. Gath­ serge and duvetjrn. This attractlvo ' er between “T ” perforations. Adjust design haa a Jacket that la laid In skirt stitching upper edgo over upper plaits below tho waistline. The side row of gathers In waist, centcrfronta fronts, attached tn pointed outline,and center-backs oven, bring small -have extensions to which sash ends “o'* perforations to under arm Bc*ra,'. and seam of skirt tb small "o“ per- - •re sewn, the sash being tied at tbe back. The collar la In shawl effect foratlons In outer-fronts; draw gath•nd the sleeves plain. In medium tors to left of center-front, stitch a •Ix« Jacket and side-plaited skirt re­ stay underneath, finish for closing. To make the girdle, turn right end under tm email 'o ’ perforations, gath­ e r K loch from folded edge. Allow left end to extend and gather be­ tween T perforations. Arrange, around waist with r.',ot , 5 1 ^ over top of skirt. Up right aide on left, to small “o" perforations, flnUh for doting. ya. I 8 . A r i y , dll unkno wn part ies claim * ' f 8 . 8 . Aroy, J . Hlch* mond • deceases!. M vln la A. L am beth , R b d (. , W * *, '* Yoeman, IL T . Komar, aa T ru itro, Nathan K. Simmon*. M. II. Hronaon* Alice llrjranta ( lo tt llo b If* K e y je r . decoaaod, Afar!ha J . Ilrert, W m . T * \rehit I, Chat* J . Ilrookt* CL D* Kruwnlie, .Mary Penningto n, J . J . Thornu>n* * Tho§. I f , Adams. It. W. * King/ (Joo*- A. Hack!nstoe, P* Keith floswell, Louis . Tapley, * Maggie H, CToli man* Jaa. A. Jenklna* Annlo K. (Jriffin,* \V. g , Krrtiljon, II. II. Lan* caster, Keate Kenan^y. Waller . F . Kennedy, H. P. Kennedy, Sarah K* . Johnston. Lum in Want, Vi. It. While* or John T . I.ienbaeh, el al. To all unknown parlleo claiming loteroal ndtr H. H/ Atry , J . lUchmond Murphy* deceased. Lavinia A. .Clark, Wm. It. Lam * eth, Uobf. W. Yoeman, Ik T. Komar- u Trusleo*. Nathan K, Simmnna. M. II. J l l a a * •nn, Alice Kryant, Oottlieb II. Keyler. de­ ceased, Martha J . lleer*. Wm. T. Neabllt* <*ha<- J* llrooka, O. 0 . KrownUe, M a r y Penning!on, J . J . Thornton* Thoa. M. Adarma It. W. King. Hen. A. !Urk|aatoe. P* K eith lluiwelj, liduis Tapley, Maggie H. Coleman J a i . A. Jenklna, Annie K. (irlfTln. W. Q Fmlton, It. II. I^nraaler, Keale K e n n e d y » Waller F* • Kennedy, 8 , I', Ketir-rdy,-S arah L\ Johnston, H .u m m Ward, W. It. Whltw . nr under Jnbri Llrnbarh of *4 hrfw|M» ia the folio ft inc Ian da situated In .Hrmlaol* cnuniy« Florida; wM . > " j ■I ;U NKU N R If tif S e c. 3 1 . and H er. I ft Cl* H- and *.*;<» yd*. W. rtf NK cor. of N W « of S \VJ * of See, 3 r», run I!. r^|(^ yila ihenr** H, 1 *ft, yds., I hr lire W. fi I U yc!«, th ru re N. Id I 1> yd*. In place nf beg. Sec .Id, Tp ID. It. JU' HW»| of N W U of See. ||; ami Keg. at NW. cof. of 8 W *4 of N E *i ♦»!, Her, run H* 20 rod*, IL I r * rnda, ' . shoulder seams on notched. iJirgo '0* perforations lndlcato cenlcr-fronL Saw the collar lo nock edgo ns * notched, ccntcrbacks oven, nnd stratcir tho collar to fit tho-neck edgo. Close back scam of undorfaclng In­ dicated by small ''o’* perforation nnd 'adjust to position underneath front and on collar, odgfs ovon. Nfixt, closo aleovo seams ns notch-” l.aw«on. . hi*, wll#. K*l#* m id —1— —» fla w a lil, 111 * wife* M a ry A llurner* Marv Louise ltorn«r, M. L. Fletcher and *;------- I’lflchfr, her huiband, Jam***' F. •linrner a n d -------- Horner hi# wllr and Wm. II. Ilornrr and — linrner. hla w.’fr, % *1 ifin an (rum (be, *»i»*n hill of eom* 1 (■*wInV lll*-d In (lie alnuvr e n llfle il ra u *e f lh a l the defendant*. Mary I'uftrr DeVauahn* ILosa iVlhlll. Carl U f»eVauehn. March *H. f|i Vauyhn, (His II. Jh'Vauenn. I aura TL Marruder, James \V* LHly, Tno*, W. Moran. A. Warm* ka»(nft and —— Laarion, hi* dr-rrltird pto|*rly In Ik* rounty of H*mInnl* and . t a t * of Florida, dF.rili.nl a . Ih* north, ast quarter'o l ih * northwnt quartrr of t h * . o u l h « * - t quartrr of irrllan filtrrn ( 16), townsMp t« t n t y -o n * (2 1 ) south, r a n i* tfilrty-oit. (fli) - v a . t r a n d lot lour (4 ) ol T. t~ C u .h l n t ' i addition to lha town o| Oylrdo, ,nd lirglnnln, at I h . n o r t h n * t rornrr.ot Ih* outhw* . * It q qui u s r t r r ol* *“ I h * SOUthl s o u t h r a .l q u s r t r r tin tI -— *»niy-on* n iy -an * ol .r f lt n n nfl.* n (IA), town.Mi l i t ! r a . t , run (2J t smitti, i . iil * thlrly-un* IS. . ■ i t *«y*n suit **v*n hunilr^ilths . (7.0 7 ) ihsiti*, *uulh * * .» n sBil ..»*n-hurul'*itth« ( 7.U7 ) chains, s s . l ( u r n Inti .s.rn-hU nilr rillh. 17 t»7 t th sln ., north * * .r n sml s««tnhu nilr.d thi (7.011 rh'sln. to t»*|lnnin(, runtatnlii,. 6 a r m n o n ' or l*ss, snii a'r* r*il-' rlrr.ts nl s l a l * . amt ro u nll*. o lh.r than lb * . t . t * nl Florlit., that thrlr plan ol r.fltlrnr* Is unknown In hrr, amt th*r* Is no p*r>on In (h r s l a t , ol Florida th* **r.[rp ol subpu*na upon —ham would l.lnd .aid d*l*nda n d , and that th* said d .lrn d in ls a r* alt ov*r th* ax* ol. ItTnljf-otit' i2 l ) .jr s r > It turthrr' apprars that thrr* sr* othrr rr.tms intarr.lrd In (h* .aid proprrty whn«- nam* or nam** s s r unknown In hrr, who a r . hairs, d r t li t —«, (ra n t* * ., or other rl a l m .n t s undrr th* raid Mary Cottar DrVau ih n, Ko.a I'olhlli, Tart I.. ll*Vau|hn. March S. llrV aufh n, Dlls II. DrVauchn, U s r . - R ^ Mssrudrr, j a m * . -W. 1 1lly, I jin r . W. Moran, hi. J . Lawton, A. Warlns Lawton and .— ------ Lawton, his wID, E. L t)swald a n d ------ — .Oswald, hi. wile* Mary A. Ilornrr, M a r y Louis* Kumar, M. Klstchrr and — ——- F'lalchrr, b»r tiu.haml, Jaa. K. Ilornrr a n d ---------- llornsr. his wlf*. find WTFT. II. irorii.l_ Tfornsr. his wllr, whoa* nam.s and rasldsnrw. ar* un­ known. You a r . thrrrfor* ordered to appear to thl* hill on Monday, tho eth day of May, A. D. lttlh, th* tarn* h«ln* a rul* day ol thi* rnurt. , It la further ordered that this noil h* published lor Iwtlvo consecutive w m ____ I h * Hanloril ll*tald . a pawapaiUr published In Srmlnola County. Wltnrsv B. A. D a y il a .s , Cltrk of said Circuit Court, and t h * o r a l theteol this <6tb ■Jay ol Janu ary. A. D. IS IS . '••al) K A. DOUGLASS. Cltrk. Robinson St Ilratdall • ed, casing In any fatness betwoon tho notch? at1elbow; leave back seam free below the small "oH perforation and finish edges of opening. Sow sleeve In armholo as notched, with small "o'1 perforation at shoujder seam, easing In any fulness In tbo top of sleovo between tho seams, or . the fulness may be shrunk ou t Hold the sleeve toward you when?bastlng It In the armhole. To make the patch pocket, undert-ollrltors lor C o m pla ina n t face from point to 2 Inches bolow the . 46- T u * s - ) 3tc small “o" perforations and tnm Nolle* * f kyollratloa for T as l)».it * Under point, over on tha perforations; tack N o rjl o- ■ of Chapter l i l t . Law* * f f lo r to position on pocket. Adjust pocket Ids ,* N olle* D b*rshy jl r » n that Mra. O. L on side-front with upper edge be­ T aylo r, purchaser of T a a Certlflrat* No. quire yards, 64-lnch material.. tween Indicating large “O'* perfora­ 3 ) 7. datad tba 6th day of July, A. D, IDifi Four and onehaif- yards 35-Inch lin­ tions and back edge along the under­ id aald cettifieat* In my offlr*. * n j haa m a d . ‘ application for l i t d**d tb laau. ing are needed for the jacket. arm seam; atltch aide and lower > In aecordan*wLh *law . a c c o r d a n t - wish Said c . r t l f i r a t . 1 The home dressmaker begins mak­ edges to position. Large “0 M per­ •rabratw* 'r o r * * . tha l h a follow! latlo wlnz described pro perty R*mls ing the Jooket by taking np.a dart In forations lndlcato the front of poossituated itu a te d In fictnlnol. co u n t y , Florida, t o . w i l l front i t )h» neck. Bring together ket - • R l d f t l n f n i ^ ft and atltch along corresponding lines Lap right front of Jacket on left, tbo date of th* laauanc* et inch CcrtiBcaU ta th- aim* ef W, Drlut. pf small " a " perforations. Form a matching center-fronts and tie sash A lsot N e l l c * It h s r e b y alvsn tit'sl Mra. plait In front, creasing on slot per- ml back. - • O. L . T o y lo r , p u r t k a r c r o f T a x C a r t l d r a t a r N .tlrc of Ap.llrsllaa for T a t D * * d U n d e r K . e ll o a ■ o f Chapter 4 3 1 3 . L a w . * f ■r t o f 'its N atlra Is h r r r h y riv en t h a t tC R a p p , p u r r h a x r nf T a i L 's t ll f ir s t s Nn. B 1,. d s t s d I k . 6 th d ay i f J u l y , A D . - 1916 . has Bled aald • 4ld r e r t l f i r a ' . I p my nltlrr. and ha* mad- ■ppllratlon foe 1 s t deed lo l " U . Ill ocrard- ■ nr* with law Said r e r t j r r a l . r m b r a r r the f o l l n u l n ! d n crlt-r d p i o p i r l y si t u a t e d f it Se minole r o u n ty , F l o t ld * . ln-w]ti ‘All Ill—rk. 7 . Tn-vn ol M o n .o r . T h * -aid land b i l l ! a s . -— a*— ■ w i 'i l at I h * d a ta of t h * U . u s n r e of e a r l , r . r l l i e a t * In t h * a s m * of J . 61. 61. O g l r - h y . Unlrs* raid re t l i fi r a t o shall b«-rt«lren ,od a c r o i d l e c to law t a t deed will l . i , r t l * r c « w . on t h * tub day c l M a rrh . A. D, H I S . Witness niy offlrlal el r q a tu r * and n s thl« I h * 6th J a y nl F e b r u a i j , A. D. 1 9 1 3 . . fetal) K. A. D O U G L A S ? . Clerk C lrruit Cqurl K tm lnol* C * . F1W-. Ity V. 61. U e u f l a s t . D. C 2 tS T u e .-tlC _________ •_________ ' la Clreall Court, Hevrplk Ju d ic i a l C i r c u i t : tMwr , Seminal* County, F t*. In l'h -a Magtl* C. Reave-, Cemplatnawt C lta tla n . I vs. ( ‘I*e*l*nit Van flurtn n * a . r * Dflrndant To t l s j . U n a . V s a I l s r . a I U * m * W i(m t*K 'lon, .North Carolina: You a r . hereby ordered l« be and ap p e a r before our said Court at th* Court llo u er lit Tufd* IFlorida. Infill#, In th* | Im ibov# # Sanford. abnv# rmntl iItl ltrrf r d friauutw on tho the flr.t flr.t Monday ** ■ *la April. - -- D»IP. ------ balny ' Iks n r t f day of aald month, to anyway t h bill Bf romplalnt . . ____ ___________ ______ y o o , film! herein ayeln.t r l * . the same - II I b* taken «• ronfrs'se'd,'fol­ lowed by final derree. f ‘ ks* tMa order b published In the Hariturd Herald, a aowrpaper puldlthed In SamlnoD eounty, o n e * ••'h we*k for four eon.eeutleo week*. VVIt net. my hsnd and th* .seal of a-bfc court this Ih*. Slat day of F s b r u a r y , - 1310. (•»»>* E. A. DOUGLASS,' . G erk Clrruit Court, RemlnuU Co^ F la . Dickinson A Dlcklnsun, Solicitor, for Complainant. 64-Tues-6l t *4 Lar])ett PolaoNoua Reptllr. Tin* Bunicucu, known os tho hu?hmastor, lo tho larccst [Milsonoua reptile In tho world, and In. fortunately rare and found only In the depths of tba Jungle and swamps, where man rarely penethttes. It attains a length of twelve to fifteen feet; tho color of Its body Is ypsVor rather yellowish pin*?, with brown patterns and * tints «C purple. Its bite la almost always fataL * Its fangs are nn Inch long anti ok much as ten ooncea of venom bava bean as— traded . * -. ■ 't V <• V tv t i.j N J4 .o f NWKi HWJ, sml NEK NU.ot NWJ«; HBft SKtr of-----ol SWJ( of Hoc. IT: NKM of N B « •(fH*f. I t .ml HW't of NWR «>t S*r. 22. st In Tp. 21, It. 30 K. You ar* Srt.by ordrrrd to ipjifir I— th* l.lll of eomplslnt. tirrrln filrtf •> tb— t.t dsy of Aptll, A. D .I ? 1H It J* furlhrr urd.rnl ths( lM . . . l i t . hs iubU.hnl a n t * rsrb wrrk for t.rlv* V n k . n th* Ssnford Ifrrsld, . n.*.psp*r pufiltsbtd Jo ..id K.retnot* rounty. Wtlorn my hsnd sod th* >*st of Ih— •sid f’lrruft Court thl. 22nd dsy of I>»r*mt»*r. 'A. I* IV17. w ife, K ’ Oswald and - O sw ald, hla i.rslt . B . A. DiMHil.ASS. swift, Mary I oulsr Horner, unmarfied* M. F. I'l.rK- t'lrruit Ciiurt. S*mlnol» C n u o l y , j Fletcher a n d -----— Fle*rber,* her husband* Florid*. \J aa. F. 11c*ruer an*1------- * llurner, hIi wIfa* Mss.*y S Wsrluv, Holi. lor Corontt. and Wm. IF Horner and —---- Horner, 3( - T * * * -i-tSI, t hi$ wile. Haim some Interetl Ih the following t h w a ld ■r . - In Clrroll Taart* Herenlh Clrcalf* S e m i n a l * * r « a a l y , Florida O v e n tr e e t T u rp en tin e C o m p a n y N. 20 «rda, W. Id rods, ,Urr. I I : aiitl beg. 22 «* >dv S. of NW e..r «.f W»> of N W U <H Her,, 2 1 , run K, 4 to yds, H* I I I y da., Va­ i l A yds, N, 111 yds, in beg, and 8 W W f * N W *4 and hi f , a S W rhr* of N W } ( o f N W ’ i of Her 14 run N ind yd*:, K. 4 4 0 > d*. S lot, j d» , W. 410 y *1w in beg- apd erg. lo rl»s. N. of S W . cor. of N * j of L o t 1 of HrC. 2 1 , run R. 10 rhs , th e n re N 1 0 t b * , I hence W. 10 r |»• . t benre H. - 10 cha. bn l e g . : ami beg, at HR. ror. of M j f of Lot 1 of Sec. 2 4 , run N. |0 cha., t h e n c e W , 10 rha.s the nee H HI r h i . , 1 hence K. 1 i> rh a .% ti» beg, ahil K 4 j of Lot 2 nf Her 2 4 . all In T p. .-•«», It. 21 * and Ilrg ' CHi fi N.* a n d r . ft K. of S\C ror of HR *4 of H K H o f H**c 2 f», rim N *M!i! f t thence R. 150 ^L, Uiefire H, HOO ft . then ce W 4SO.fl tn *l»eg.. ami beg at fi \V. ror. of N K It of N R J | at Hrr ‘Jr?, run N. SON f«-7 yd*., Ihenrs* W . 2 'Jll yds., th en ce K. 111 ft 1.-7 yds., t h r new R. 220 yds. Her. 2 fl; and HR W ol N W U of N R Is of Sec. 2 0 ; .W. 220 ft. of HKW of NW«| of NR (4 of Her. 2 fi; of 8 W U of R W b of Her. 2 fi; ileg. al N W co r, ®f S\V I, I HR*| of Hee. 2 G, run R. 2 2 0 jrdf«u# th .n rp S 110 yds., thrnrr W. 220 yd*t h r n r * N , 1 1 0 yds. and H W I ( of S W J 4 o f SI:<| nl firr, 2 G; and h * ( . s i N VV rn r. o f S 3V I, of S B 1, or Krc. 2 6 . run K. 220 y ds^ t h r n r * - S t.t It yds., t h r n r * VV. 220 y d s . , t h r n r * N. ( 1 0 yds, S r t . 2 6 , all In T p . 2 0 , II. 2 t» K. T h s t portion nf RK If of I I B U o f H*r! 7 r m b r s r . i t I t i 't h * followin'! i l r s r r l p l I o n : lir e at • . I s V * I 0 .KI rhs. S. at Q u a r t e r her. post on r s . t r r n boun dary nl B r r , 1 , run R. on K*r. tin* 22- 93 rh s., t h r n r * W. 4 .3th rh * . t h r n r * N. 32 d r ! , 30 mtn, Viy 2 « . « l rh* . I l irn r * I;. 10 13 rh *. l*> l i r f . , N of SK ' i so d L ' v ol S W l i of l-rr. Ih ; id S L of S K '( so il S K ' , of N K W h r r 2 1 . all In Tp. 2 0 , It. ,10 K., W H . 1 \a ti^ b » t IU*»a F'dbtli, f'a rl L Ib»\auKhn, N W , ot N L ' . of NW I , ol K.-r 6 ; K K M M a iv h S H eV au V h n , O ils |L U r V i u i l i f i , of N K ' , nl S W I s and S t , of N E W of . L a u ra F. Mac ruder, J a m e s \V. Lilly, 'llio s. N U ' . ol S VV *4 pf H*e. 7 : S K o l NE M W. Moran, M. J- La a fun, A.’ Waiiui Law*' r l N W J * s'rd* H F l L p t 'tlw» at Hrr. I ; fon iml t. ' * 16 to £0 . TclJoto zerge in o n e o f th e ra rely eromlnp ’. shades, trimmed with rohd braid, a satin collar and chl/* ,n tetf makes «p th is sim p le fro ck . f ulio effectiv e i n t a i l n o r voile. edgo Birrs, cants. & n.jS r • -.i I • VJ Nollr* * f Application far T a i Deed tinder Median B or Cfcaple/ 4 BM. Law* * f Flor­ ida Notice D hereby ( h e n that II. I - l la l i h t . lurcha.er ol T a t Ccrtlflcat. No. 1690, datedbp 6 th day ol July. A. IK 1607, ha* filed •aid ‘e r r t J t i r s t * . In my oRIre, and has mad* appllratlon lor Lai deed to In up In accord­ ance with law. Paid certificate emhrkrra he followlnt de.tVlhrd property situated In Seminole county, Florida.— 1 o-wll: S H ol I jit VS. A. K. Grinin’* ' Pub. Die. partr Sera. 7 and B, Tp. 71 K. Itan(p SO K. The aald land brine aaaearrd at th* d *l* nl (he Is.uanr* of such certificate In th* nam* of A. B. Griffin. V Aku nut It* I* hereby plvrn that II. L. Haight. purrha-er ol T aa Certificate No. 1966, ild e d the *th day ot June, A. D. IStiSj has fitrO aald rr d lfl.s!,- In me office, and haa ffliilr ap|>llratlon lor t a t deed to l*-u* In trc u rd tn r e with Itw. Kalil cdtlficatP ambfarre th» followlnt datrrfbad ptoperty *11usUd In Seminole county, Florida, tu-wlt; S T i of N j , of lurt 27 A. Gfltfin'a Sub. DU. T h e aald land briny aatearerl at the dale of U-uanre ol ruch i cettlllCat* in the name of A. K. Grltfin. . • Untr-a raid cerllfientea aha|l be redeemed aceordlnt to taw lae dij-d* will Uiur* therron on the Dih day nt March. A. D. t h i s . A ll n i r * my offirlat rlrnniuri- and real thl[ the ftlli day ol het rbary. A. D. ISlh. i-eali F. A DltU/tl.APS. f'.lt-rl C irr tlt ( 'a m i S.-Slm.lr f 4 V.'i ... • p , tt> . \ l , l i r a , ' * —, II* t*. with notches and seams even: draw ; tho gathers at lower edgo to tho roqulrod slio, flnjsh with n bond underor over tho gathers as desired. 8ow atcevo In ormholo an notched with ■njall "o'* perforation at shouldor sontn casing In any fulness between ■ A lthough fictio n a l fo r form al w ear, notches. Hold tho sleeve toward you th lt fr o c k ha* fhr sim plicity o f the when hasting It In armholo. • To make tho skirt, slash to tho left most fo rm a l designs. II 1* m ade o f of center-front'along small " o " per­ In I ’lftuK Court. S r t r n l 'i imllrljil llrruil w hite cr e p e .d c chine. forations and finish tho edges for In a ml for Hr ml mil »• I'ok-it If ta Form i'h m fr r ; For tho parties anil dances of tho closing. Closo hack seam. l ir n a C . U n a art! by her liuiban*! * coming season, many of which will tucks creasing on crosslines of slot bo glvetij 1ft Interest of War funds, perforations, stitch the upper tuck •ml. nr if fi tr n<1 W ft Hu a anl II *11 to (Jti'H this llttlt frock of whim silk, crepo 3Vi Inches from folded edgo. tho cen­ Mari’ I'o flr f hrVautttm. K m*a l*Ml»,«If, r a r l l.« llrVa'uirttn. Wamh T i f l r ' do chine'Is designed. Tho front of ter tuck' 4 Incjioa from folded edgo H. DnVouebnj U(i« It. UrVauciin. (hn waist rtml snsh nro cut In ono, anti tho lower tuck 5C ! Inches from ' i|',urm y-_ \inrm.ier. Jsme- w * ** # , . 1,1 . . V i \ I *'1* I ■ B n It, M l I A Vi: i r l W l l . l IV A 1I --folded edgr Turn hem nt lower edge I,(lb. Thu-. W -M.-rsti. A M crossed In front and lied at tin* hack, Inar l.a w tu n am i l.iw lu h . tho undorbody rln.0* In front and on small "o" perforations nnd stitch h*K % ,fr , K . 1». O i t a M anti i • • wba 11 1. In * wife, M a r t l.u u U r hits a square nock. Tho short cap 6 Inches frdfa turned edgo. Gather r tir f. u n m a rried . M . K l ‘lH « sleeves nro finished with short gath­ upper edgo between " T ” perforations. fIflo h r r am i — »— F f r t r h r r , h rr , 4 ered puffs, tho sleeves being sewed In Adjust skirt to position, stitching litjFliaiifl. ia«. F. Itnrncf and m - r , Lii« W m I I . llu r n r f undcrbotly armholes. Thren deop tho upper edgo along crossllno of alli.f mi — - r i i ' f i i f i f , trita w l f p , a n d smnll “o'' perforations In undorbody, tucks nnd a hem trim tho skirt lh r u n tin o w n h r ‘r» *if M a rj.’ I'n f trr 1 autfhn lima I'o lh lli. Carl Medium slio roqulrrs S,1^ yards 3C* with eenterfrorlts ami center-backs even; bring small ''o'' perforation nt I, h i \ a u rlm , M a rch S I* r Inch material. Vatirhn, CMU II. I >r VHugh*. upper edgo of skirt to underarm As n proper foundation, for the I,•ura F. Marruder, J a m i « VV I.«11>,, Thm. W Mi lan, M. J outerblouso. begin tho construction neuin and bring tbo opening In skirt VVarint: Lawton ami Lawton, to the side edgo of vest. with tho underbody. Close tho tin- *_ Lawlitit, ' lil« a Hr. K. L. Then take the outer waist and (*•waid and --- (Iff ilil, hln wllr der-nrm ami shoulder seams as M a r y A. H o rn e r, Marv l.ovi*# notched. Turn hern In front at plait side edge of front placlpg " T " llniriier M. I,, Flair ha? and notches, plait lower edge and mljunt on corresponding small .“o" perforaFlrtrhef, hrf hit*hand, Ja» F-lltirner and —— - IInrner hi* wife 2-lnch bolting underneath undorbody lions nnd tack. Closo under nrm Wm. II. Horner ami —••---at lower edge. * scam ns notched. Arrango over tin-. an«I Horne* hi* wife. t Take tho trimming banjl next and derbody with renter-fronts nnd cqnllrtferof I'ubllnHi n arrange on underbody' front with tcxtbacks even; single email “ o" Tn Mary IVr»er DrVauthn. Uo** PolMlI upper edgo at double smnll‘**oo'' por-- iverfornllons-Jndlento contor-front of f'arl L DeVauthn,—M arth'S- lleVauanli. fill* II. PeV*U)|hn. Laura F. Mairruder, forntlons, cenlerfronts even. Tnck nutcr-wnlst. Tnck tho pointed ends ' J i i t i N W. Lilly, Thu*. W. Moran. A Waring of front and *baek to tho trimming H.awifin ami -— Lawtun, hit *»Het K. L* lower nnd right sldo edges to posl and —*—■— tlaAralil, Ma wHf, Mary tlon nnd finish tho left side edgo for pieces C nnd F matching tho alnglti IhwaSil L o u h o Horner, unmarrletl M. K Fletr hhr closing. Close under arm nnd shoul­ small " n " perforations; cross the. ared Fief chef, her husband, ii*. F* I I nr iter and - — 11or ner* his » lf r , W m . sash extensions and tlo In back as der seams of front nnd back trim­ M Ih s riirr and p H o rn e r, hi' * n '^ ming plrees next, and arrange on Illustrated »Jt ■ n n k, no a n heir* »l M pr v I* o t t e r ctyontwno*. cXaoc 7 4 U7 E L i t* Nollco o f Appllratlon f*r T a t Dead Under Hcctlon a * f Chapter 43 1*. Laws of F l - f Id* i f - , N o lle* I* hereby |lvrn that J o * Kendrick, purchaser ol T i t Certiorate No. 2163, dated the Oth day ol Juna. A. D. l i s t , baa filed •■Id r - rtlf ie a tt In my olfire, and baa maria application far tsa deed to luue In accordanc* with Jaw. Said rertlfletla *mbrae*a lb* followlnt drirribed property rltualed In Semlnol* rounty. Florida, to-wlti B i t ol W ) ( of N B J I ol N C i f See. 0. Tp. * 0 P. H. at B a i t . . 6 a m * . T h * aald lanij being ■•■rated at tba dal* of l b * Issuance of such rertlfleat* In lha name of C. A. I’« f r . Uotela raid terllficala shall be redeemed ac­ cording to law t a i deed will luue thereon qn the Oltf day ol March, A . D . ISIS. W iln **s my official i l f n i i u r r and .aeat This t h * f i h dry nt Frhru aty. A. I>. I S I S , C*eall ■ E . A. DOUGLASS. r t * r k Circuit Court Seminal* (to:, Fla. 4R-Tur—6tc I V. M. Dcuslca*. D, C. .... .................; ■?■ ■■ No. t i l , dated t b * ( t b day of J a l y , A . I X I t i l . ' has filed aald certificate la a y t i t * , and haa mad* application lot taa- d * * d l a , , two* In aceordanc* with l*W, R a l J - t t r t i S c a t * *m brace* t b * folio wing, dcacrlberf p n p - . •rly allualed. In Poraloola J o n a t r , ' Flnrld a. l*-wltt Lot DM. Midway In Se*. SZ, T p . I F S, R. 31 Feat. T ba aald land b *ln t * •■*»>*d a t tb * data o f - l b * l i-u a n t* of ouch c a rtia ent* ln _Jb * nam* ot B * n . IJridJry. "* Alao: N»tlew-I* hereby » Don ’ t V s t4 « r » - : — O. L. Taylor, purrha-er of T aa Certfflcatw No. SOS, dated ihn ( t b day o t - J n l y . A. D . 1916. haa filed raid certificate In my o S U * and baa mad*-ap plication for taa,d *«< ! t a laau* la nccordanc* with law. Said t art lo­ cate ambracea l b * following described prop­ erty rltualed In Seminal* rounty. Florida, to-wit! Lot 90 Mlday, .Her. S I , T r . I * 8 - . It. SI Ea*t. Said land being aarcu d a t lb * data of lb * laaaanr* of aucb re rtlO rala In tbo neroa ol Raubsn White. Alao: Notice fa h*r*by glean t h a t M r *. O. L. -Taylor, purchaser of T a t C*rllfl<at« No. I ( 2. dated (he ( l b day of J a l y , A. D . ! 91Sr haw filed aald certlficata In my oMnaw and baa made application lor l o t deed t a laau* lo accord anc* with law. Bald eerlJOcpla embrace* tbo following den rlbed prop­ erty altuated In Seminole eounty, Fto rk fa, lo -n lt: Lot IS, William Clark'* S ub - D i r . hot 24, 1911c. 1 2 'T i e r 16. llobln«on'» S u rv e y ol Sanford. T o * aald land bolng •nao*no*d nt the date of t b * laauanr* of aucb c e r t lo­ cal* in tb * noma ol W. J . McUrlda. . Uideas such rerltScalaa ahall be r*<lren**<t according lo law t a t deeds will laau*- Ihaieoai on the 2 Jrd day of Mateb, A, D. I S I S . Wit nett my official •algnatur* and **n I tbit tbe-lOth day ol Fabruary, A. *D. I S I S . . (aealj B . A. D O U G L A S S , . Clerk Circuit Conrt Seminole Co., F la. &2-T uml 6te Uy V. M. Doutlata. D . , C , / *» * » � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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/b72d54d3609ba7760345e17569ddb18c.pdf 8f78243fcebe47557a8e73692f4cc961 PDF Text Text SMn TSmPUwSBBPQ' ■ •rW V' *•♦TV-T; *-’- i .*i-i: - - f'y »‘‘ -.rasa : ; ', , *. ■ - . . . • • ' ' . • _. . .' ■ . ■ _ >.r\r,V\Y F* t P U B L IS H E D : “ w aft .S E M I-W E E K L Y - . . > .:■ , i ■ ■- ' / ‘ON; TUESDAYS / ANDnFpiDAY 8 ' S•* » ♦•♦•‘••►♦r Tr?.xc IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MARCH 1. 1918 VOLUME IX B1GELRS SIBERIA TO v AHEAD OF .■ , T j •4 * ♦ . ■____ i f : ; ' g i Kpfi TQ- * O MT (t . fire of congratulations foe the-varied, * • --* _ Aerial and artillery fighting on display; thojro'sring celery field And . .the Britiah and French fronts la STATE -C O M M I T T E E KRAUSE S H O W S WILL SECRETARY'M A R L O t V E the uniqueness of the patriotic tr - , RUSSIAN SITUATION RE­ most severe. Eighteen German :hr rsngement of the exhibit. The bigWRITES ABOUT THE WILL FURNISH THE TURNED DOWN QUIRES HEROIC MEA­ planes wero brought down by tho cannon resting on a bale of Seminole* MANY EXHIBITS AMUSEMENTS . French and*Gcrman airmen and guns cotton donated by the progressive RESOLUTION SURES OF ALLIES while-Berlin claims to htVe account­ L. A. Brumley keeps up a. fire o T \ Jacksonville, Feb. 28, (Special.)— Next week the youngiters and tho Jacksonville, Feb. 28.—By a vote London, Eng.. Mar. l . - A j p c e c h ed fo r 15 entente machines. Ger­ "fftoli ammunition’’ shooting, corn,, Tho Florida S tito Fair is on and on Olden will hnve a chance to enjoy m,do Sunday by Viscount Motono man airdromes, railway stations and of 23-to 0 thu.State Democratic exec­ themselves as the big Elks Carnival in fine ahape. The formal opening potatoes, beets and turnips across ,nd reports from P aris'as to Japan s other points continue to bo bom­ utive- ‘committee, which convened and Jubilee will .take-placo for one woa Tuesday, tho 26th, a t 2:30 p. 'm. tho booth into a net ju s t outside. hero Tuesday morning to arrange activities agalnit tho German Ad- barded .by,,allied airmen. On the barrel of the cannon is the week only. There will be something All counties ' having exhibit! were v*nce in Russia aro given-prom i­ British shipping logics • for the for the. primary election to be held doing every minute, and for the pur­ requited to be ready to. check In wording ’’Elevation: Middle-o nence In London morning papere. week show an increase over tho pro tho t»th of Juno* declined to adopt a pose of keeping things moving the ready at* 10:00 a. m., of th a t date Franc*’’ and just above, a large The Times asys it undersUnda thb vlous. period. Eighteen mcrchnnty resolution offered by W. B. CrAw­ dclcbratcd Krause Shows have boon but only ono county out ,ot tw enty- Scminolo county sigh is suspended, •laicnient of tho Japaneso foreign men, 14 of more than 1,600 Iona ford of Osceola cqunty, endorsing secured to furnish the amusements. two was able to do this; that county while underneath, tho legend "There minuter are regarded in wall inform­ wero sunk by submarines, or mines National.Suffrage, but by a- vote of Tho people here know what tho was Seminole. As usual, tho Sem­ Ain’t No Mason-Dixon Line,” indi­ ed sections as an authoritative dec­ as compared with 16, including 12 10 to , 10 thb committee placed for Krauso Shows arc and thoy need no inole County Fair. Aasodatlon car­ cates the broad national copperation. laration ' of Japan> policy. In its of the larger tonnage the week be­ tho first tjnuTairico its creation the Introduction here as they played the ried out their ’ programme tp the under tho ono Great Flag. Tho editorial comment .th e Daily Mail fore. France and Italy lost no ships state tax commission fh tho primary. Seminole County Fals last year and letter and their exhibit was In placo wonderful Wakefield display of mar-of the large tonnage, and France The office-of juvcnllo Judge of’Duval gave general satisfaction'.. They aro and ready for entry exactly a t 9:50 maladcs, Jams, etc., hold the atten­ tion and Admiration of thousands **"Thc appeal to Japan and tho only one vessel of less than 1,GOO county was also placed In the pri­ only different, this year in that they a. m. • ; >, United • States to cooperate in con­ tons. Another Spanish ship,- the mary.’ These wero tho most Impor­ have many 'new features and •'have every day. Senator Duncan U. W ithout doubt -Seminole county Fletcher, in comhany with somo of fronting. the Germans in Siberia is Sariilero,’ the sixth in fivo weeks Is tant actions of-the Democratic com­ added tho Whip to tho many amuseanswered by Viscount M otona as far repotted' to hnvo been torpedoed by mittee which was called together by monts for the. children and lrovo also has an exhibit Surpassing nny other Jacksonville's leading .d titen a paidat the Fair and at the opening, when thc Seminole county exhibit a perChairman Gporge P.* Raney of Tamp n German submarine. • • as Japan is concerned. . Chairman George P. Raney, of added many other new and novel tho curtain was pulled up, visitors sonai visit yestorday nnd unhesitat­ ••If an allied campaign in which Tatnpa, at 10:30 o’clock this morn­ features. This aggregation is a clean showered the exhibit with a rapid ingly pronounced the exhibit as un­ japan and United States would have Born to Mr. Mrs. C. II. Smith a fina ing in tho Seminolu Hotel. Thirty one in every respocct and Benny surpassed by any on tho grounds. ; an important part would control tho baby girl. members of men holding the proxies Krauso holds tho sobriquet among Tho first Seminole county dtixen Siberian railroad and tho rich food of duly elected members annwered the showmen as the man weith the honoring Iho exhibit Vlth his * pres­ Sunday school shows as ,he allows ‘ml wood producing- country of Si­ to their names. * • ence: wns Col. Schcllo Maine.*, one of nothing objectionablo in his outfit. beria. an opposing stroke would be Stafford Caldwell, holding tho tho F air‘directors and tho aecpnd was . The Sanford-Elks have secured the dealt Germany’s advance. The se­ proxy of C. D. Blackwell of Suwan­ Krause Show* for • the purpose of Mr. If. G. Dietcrieh.vere blow-dealt tho allies’ cause alnee county, offered tho -resolution All told, twenty-two .counties have _ holding u week’s entertainment that rcfdy i» hotcieablc.", prescribing the qualifications of elec­ entered hut so far only eighteen aro ' will bring the people to Sanford for tors as follows: . •* a good t m> and In this good time on tho ground and up to last night, , Washington, D. C .,.M c h /l---- /Ja" That tlie terms and conditions of only fivo were complete to.enter th o all of the pa >plo will Join for a week pan'\ move to dovolop th ejecling of contest. Besides Scminolo thoy are: which legal electors shall lie de­ of fun anu amusement. the allies tbward a proposal for joint Clay, Alachua. Bradford and Wash­ clared and taken as proper members military operations in Siberia to The Elks lodge of Lakeland con­ ington.’ Tho counties chocking into', of the Democratic party of the state keep the vast Stores nt Vladivostok . ;_______ . tracted for the' Krause Shows this dato are: Scmlnolp, Clay, Columbia, . of Florida and entitled to vote in the and the trans-Siberian railway from | • * ........ week and they are holding forth to EDUCATIONAL DEPART­ Gadsden, Alachua, Brevard, Dhde, primary election for* the nomination fairing into the bands of the invaders 1p £ A T U It E D HERE IN of candidates of the Democratic par­ large crowds liightly there and* thcMENT SECURES THIS Bradford, Monroe, DcSoto, Polk, Lakclitnd Telegram has the follow­ »as widely discussed today by dip­ Falm Beach, St. Johns, Washington, ty in the regular primary election APRIL ON GIGANTIC. GREAT SPEAKER lomats and officials, but all were re­ ing to Bay about them: N Duval nhd Broward. The Stato to ho held on tho first Tuesday after luctant to give opinions for publica­ SCALE Jacksonvlllo, Fla., Feb. 27, 1918. Farms have an individual showing •«The Elks' Carnival opened last tho first Monday in June, 1918, tion. . *7 ' night with gvery Indication of being T. W. Lawton, Sanford, Fla. in tho Agricultural Building, as haa' • Opinion in London th at the dec­ • Yesterday afternoon the'executive shall be as follow*: -Yes, afternoon and evening, Mar. a big success, Judging from the largo also Tarpon Springs iponge Indus- . First —That such legal elector is n and happy crowd o f. Lakeland s laration by tho Japaneso foreign committee of the Seminole Chapter fourth, Mo charges.* . try. 'O nly two counties, according to ■ Minister, Count Motono, in tho Jap­ of the American Red- Cross signed while man,: *. • ., pleasure seekers, for. they started to Franklin-II. Giddlngs. * the general opihlon- have a chance of contracts with the Kirkland Society anese diet could bo Interpreted only Socond—That such legal elector cornu ns early ns 7 o'clock and by Through the Influences of tho cdu- competition with Seminole, these, are as a declaration th a t Japan was Cirsus to bring its entire equipment, shall upon participating in said p rl-‘ 8:30 it seemed as If everybody in Washington and Alachua. All-how­ about to intervene was regarded.ns band and big circus features for a mary rloction unqualifiedly thoreby; town had'm ado up their- minds to cationatfe dejjarjment of Seminole ever are Workk o f-art showing, tho * county n^angements havo been mado further evldenco-that tho negotiation three days’ circus, April 11- 12' and bind himself to vote for in tho gen­ see .tbo sights at the one and same various products In a grand display. , now proceeding botwocn tho co­ 13. Most of the circus, characters eral election, and support all candi­ time. All shows and rides were do­ for two addresses to be given in.SnnTo d on March 4th, next Monday will bo Impersonated by local’pcoplc. Varied IfldusIrlea.Bulldljtg • belligerents are to make the action of dates of the Democratic party nom­ ing a land olfico business. Linos of afternoon and evening, by Dr. F. II. International character, probably This ’ will he n new and novel inated in said primary election. In this building, various concern* people were formed in front of the GJddinga of Columbia UnLyerslty. . eluding the participation Of Ameri­ means of raising money to carry for­ have exhibits of their product. No­ Third—That such legal cleltors do •Tony Circus’’ waiting for their turn Dr. Giddlngs . Is on a tour of the table among these being tho Cuban • can forces. ward the* work of tho greatest of all unqualifiedly declare his belief in the to get in, for os fast as ono perform­ country delivering patriotic educa­ exhibit of tho islands products. While officials wero silent nnd dis­ war time charities. Much has to be ance would end the crowd would file inciples of the Democratic party tional apecches, without cost to.tho posed to mlnimixe discussion of tho irive his allegianco to the Domo- in nnd all seals would bo taken and town or audionco. Ho Is working Chock-Ncal oflth thejr famous Max­ subject, it is known th a t exchnges well House Coffee aro'apparently ia atlc party both state, and national. the "big show would be on again. under the auspicea of tho National tho lead. Thq Jacksonville- Chamber of opinion aro going on . w ith ’perfect •‘And it sure was some • show.' Security League, which Is sending of Commerce, true to ita progressive understanding between Japan, tho Twelve acta. * Fourteen head of out over* tho United States .men of spirit ere maintaining a booth of serr United States and tho other cowoadorfully. apd perfectly trained exceptional alijllty to deliver lee, vice for tho out of town visitor. Tho brlligercnta, which would make the horses, ponies and mules. The lure* on the War. • . * booth Is In charge of R. W. Pearplan of Join action wholly accept­ Dr. - R. M. McElrpy, educational man. assisted by the exceptionally able to all, thoroughly defining its director* of the NaUonal Socurity capable, Mlaa Rosa Goldman. It is. extent and duratio n .. •* and everybody was .delighted with asserted.that Miss Goldman knpwa , _ Russian representatives oppose tho calibre of the shows for there Loaguo says: "The winning of tho war la tho more, people throughout Florida,than entrance of the Japanese in Siberia, aro some mighty clever singers, dan­ problem which today must tako anjc other lady -In the state and to but the co-belligerents arc thorough­ cers artd comedians and a ’ten-piece prcccdenco of all other questions visit thla booth one would be.aatlaJ ly alarmed lest the vast quantities of V:: jazx band that can play tho Jaxslest and a dear understanding of tho fled th a t thla la Jrue. Cohen Bfoe. supplies ' piled* up a t Vladivostok, of jaxx time* ayncopated harmony; jneanlng of the war, by the maaaes are also thero with a service booth. bought and paid for with American This is beyond' all doubt’ the Lest of our people la essential to victory. The progressive American Agricul­ essh should fall Into tho hands of minstrel show-that Lakeland baa had tural Chemical Company. Have m the Germans. , . ‘ • "B ut after victory must come re­ qnlque exhibit and prominent in in ’a long time. * "Tho Whip,*” s now and aenia- construction, .and the National Se­ their exhibit ia Sanford eciery and • London, Eng., Mq)i. 1.—The tlonal riding.device, sure made a hit curity Leaguo believe* th a t MEN- ttuce. Cummer Lumber Cm, Tha. council of people's coraralaaarlea, oer r ? Us Jaicor Lfght «nd‘.Southern Cjrprear with the Tiderw and spectators , alike fPAL..-PREPAREDNESS ‘ cording to a R3uter'a-dispatch fromproblems will aave us many and eoat- Comnany are In evidence with a tfor Jt is Almost as much fun looking . Petrograd Jia> issued Another call to ' .. . . on s i it is to rido, and one could y error*. tractive, eahlblu: # • ’ . armsj in which it is declared th at the Tho universities have provldod icar the Joyous laughter and screams German invaders aro arresting tho Automobile* and Accessorise of delight some three blocks sway aa men admirably qualified for this workingmen’s and soldiers' councils Every mak* of car In the co u n try tho happy rider* were being whisked task. The Leaguo haa provided the shooting captured Red Guards and Is in evidence in this building andT around the curve* and along the National, hon-partlsan organiration arming German and Austrian prla* among the attractive car exbaMlac •which is necessary to give unity to xigtaga of tho "Ride of all Rides." oners in the Ukraine. Tho proelamacan be seon the Hudson, A pperson,. Tho ever popular Merry-Go- their efforts and th* funds which Cadillac, Dodgo, Buick, Jordan, Oak- • tion asserts th a t tho troops at tho Round and tho big giant Ferris wilt enable them to travel widely." land and Chevrolet. This exhibit-*r front have now pulled themselves whtel were doing their share also. Dr. Giddlngs will apeak In the will not be completed before Satur­ together and are resisting the inva­ _n fact all attractions a t 9 o’clock UlK^ -8chosLW ond*y_»ftewo9n, .*t sion. It concludes: __ . * . wero dolng capkcily b\ia|nesa'and’tho 2 o’clock, cspedally to the pupils of day. "M ay the blood spilled in this un W oman's Work Building committee Is much ploasod with the the Sanford schools. However, av equal struggle fall on the heacs of The completo school system of first results and tho fact that tho cry dtixen of 8anford is cordially In the German socialists, wjio are bl­ Duval county la in thla building and Crauso Greater Shows ma’do good vited to attend this lecture, free of owing tho Gcrma.n. workmen to be in addition-tone*of*the grandest dis­ all claims of their advance., man. charge. ’ ranked among tho Caine and Ju ­ E®ery member of tha B. P. O. E. . At eight o’clock, Monday tvaning. plays .of manufactured home pro* dases." odgo will be presaod into service the Dr. Giddinga will apeak in the Bap­ ducts, fancy work and drcaa material Enrollment of the new army next five days helping to take care tist TAmple,’ and. w t bopq to aee a ia in evidence.. Thp exhibit la In proceeding, auccesafully, an exchange of the crowds and eeeinff th a t tvey- large . audience there to greet the charge of matiy of Jacksonville'* Telegraph djspatch asys. Cossack body has a good time. All shows Doctor, and to learn more conriern- leading ladles and. they era untiring: 33 regiments In Petrograd ara being and ride* open every afternoon at 2 ing the Great War, and It* varloui In their effort* to locals And make ■sent in the direction of.Pskov and feel a t home the- Florida visitors a t and every night at 7.1 problems, aa they affect* ub in' bur tho fd r; other regiments formed of mixed de. * . ’ taehments are-marching to tha front., daily Ilf*. ' ’ .7 ' '• . , 1*, Colored BalidiajfJ Csnncre Ordered (o Hold* Goods Let’s ahow otir loyalty ap.d patri­ The colored building has) done It­ ’ Washington, Feb. 27.—AU csnnorA otism b y bfing a t th s Tem ple,next Today’s War Newa _ ■re sdrlsed today by tho Food Ad­ Monday . evening a t eight o’clock. self proud by having for l^a car* The American lector in Franca ■otna of tha.ptaU ’a moat progressive ministration to hold for war pur­ was again subjected to attack* by gas Let’s do our p art towards WIN* colored dtiM na and all in:all, doth poses until furthar advised all can ■hells which b id little effect. NING TH E WAR, ing a t the big fair excels the collec­ nad corn, peas and tomatoes, string Tuesday’s two gas attacks cause: Remember, both of these lectures,’ tion the colored folks of Florida have beans and salmon now on hand, five deaths .sod* the poisoning of by ji most sminenUy qualified speak­ gathered- to show j h e lr ability .and . „ about GQ American aoldisra. Tho ' Tha dance ae tho Elks Club t u t er," eleven y e a n , a newspaper man, energy. Noticeable In this building majority of those affected by gas ara years urr.- college pfofea- U til. Fw w nd.n M i n t of U .rlava»Inf, waa ;*4yery»vdeUghtlu! afgot In ■ sepoy's ’condition. 1 th i greatest And m o st Im­ o n county, s h o w in g '* woo’d work; ’ pelled com* of upthis with thoir p a duly rt of falr, .*.l Qjilte*- a n u rilM r •«» oat of Thuttocopies resolution German ’ airplanes* a r t still'active' road within a radlu. of fifty, mile, tbartlfled p orting subject of tha d a y c a re ab­ fancy work and m anufactured. state by taxes a reactionary movethois.chairman,'and aecrc- town >poopl# wars tbera.- ^ Abotjt biggest over tha ’American front, 27 having will hersdd tha coming of .tba (Continued oo Page 4) solutely .FREE. twenty couple*, were preAentry of this committee ho tmmediate-i I (Continued o n Page 4) and boat. ' t J t ■ «ooaa$ the Une Wedneeday. * . -' . _ - ‘ ‘ * i dolivcrcdLto tho supervisor of reg- ........... * , tration of each and every county Minstrel ahow played to .landing *• " -• . XXAA** _ • *f„„ly, at ,hc « . . . .1 1W * . - r * **,.«‘ •room *., •*» r •> 1 . . ' ' iU »’ y 7 '-.A **A *?* . # 'M • Tho original resolution as offered tjoj* * , y Mr. Caldwell contained ^a fourth A ja ; rovislon which declared "T hat if ich legal elector voted In tho last sneral election ho shall not have DR. GIDDINGS TO LECTURE ON THE WAR RED CROSS WILL HAVE REAL CIRCUS I J , . , v a —»-• -.1 . I �SANFORD U .Y - r . lltllllll llllllllll » s { D p n p » » B e in • * _____________ WEEK OF ■M'* * . »~* • Vttj All Attractions Furnished by the At The Elks l1 . . .. .. ... wmm... Monday, Mar, 4th 7 p. m. to Mar. 9th 11 p. m. Bigger, Better, Greater, Grander than Ever 10 — Big Clean High Class Attractions -- 10 Three Manunoth Riding Devices to Please the Masses:—The World's Best and Most Costly the Whip; The Gold and Glittering Jumping Horse Merry Go Round; The Sky Scraping Big Eli Ferris Wheel. The Big Free Out Side Attraction and that Famous Jass-Uniform Concert Band Giving. Two Free • .. Concerts Daily. . • * v ' . . • Keey Your Eye on Your Town Store Windows for the Announcement of Special Features Ev<' S W n w n n i..» cx x "« ""n i» C X X IIIIU m > a« IU U IIIIII)^ constructed it and built a modern common battery exchange; those rates to be subject to the approvnl of the Railroad Commission, State of Florida. - I ‘ enclose copy of tho rate agreement of February 1st, 1915, between the city council of Sanford and the Souther^ Hell Tele­ phone d^Teldglaph Company. The Florida Railroad Commissioners de-. dined to approve the new schedule of rute 3 agreed upon between the City of Sanford, the Southern Bell Telephone Si .Telegraph Company RAISE IN RATES ARE ON­ nnd the subscribers of the Sanford LY ACCORDING TO FOR­ Telephone Company in advance of' tlje reconstruction of the exchange, MER AGREEMENT and on April 19th. 1915. the* city The following letter from David council of Sunford as a body and us I.aird, genera! manager of the South­ individauls passed a resolution re­ ern llell Telephone Co„'explains the questing the Southern Bell Tele­ raisoAn rales that will soon name be­ phone und Telegraph Compnny to fore ’.lie Railroad Commission here: purchase the physical property of the Sanford Telephone Company, Mr. U. J. Holly, Sunfdrd Herald, rebuild it nnd agreed to assist the Sunford, Kin. Southern Bell Telephone Si Tele­ Dear Sir: . graph Company in securing tho ap­ ' Referring to article in the .Sanford proval of tile Florida Railroad Com­ Herald of Feb. 12th. I am sure our missioners of the rates that had patrons in Sanford are laboring un­ been agreed upon with the city der a misapprehension with refer­ council of Sanford and the subscrib­ ence to our application to the Rail­ ers of the Sanfhrd Telephone Com­ road Commission. Slate of Fhiridn, pany. I enclose herewith a copy of for an increase in business rates in the resolution adopted by tin* city Sanford. • council of Sunford on April 19th, During January, 1815, the sub­ 1910.. ' . scribers of the Sanford Telephone Acting upon the agreement we Company signed a petition requost- had made with the city council of • ipg the -Southern Hell Telephone Si Sanford nnd subscribers of. the San­ Telegrnph Company to purchase, ford Telephone Company, the take over nnd reconstruct the. phys­ Southern Beil Telephone & Tele­ ical telephone property of the Snn- graph Company purchased and took ford Telephone Company, ami ov« - : m" piiy ical telephone prop­ agreed in that petition to pu> cet-j erty of the Sanford Telephone Com­ tain rules after the property had pany ' in April, 1915, built a new been rebuilt by the Southern Hell modern common battery exchange Telephone Si Telegraph Company. in Hanford and put the now cxchunge 1 enclose herewith copy, of th a t peti­ .Into service in December', 1916. tion. „ . < • I would like to add th a t the tele­ On February 1st, 1915, the city phone plunt of tltr Southern Bell council of Sanford, Fla., granted to Telephone St Telegraph Company In the Southern Bell Telephone Si Tr-lc- Sanford, Fla., is the best that can grti; h Company n franchise, nnd en­ be built and equal to ut^y in the tered into nn agreement with the world. Southern Ill'll Telephone Si TeleThe agreement between the City uph' Company as to rates to lie mrged after the. Southern Hell Tel­ of Sanford, the Southern Bell Tele? ephone Si Telegraph Company hadphone Si Telegraph Company and bought the physical.property of thesubscribers of the Sanford Telephone Sanford Telephone Company, re­Company provided for tho following LETTER FROM THE TELE­ PHONE CO. S BtfX.V " *• .E c o n o m y i n - L a n d s c a p i n g Tho Royal Palm Nurseries are the largest growers of ornamentals 'in the State, with a variety more com­ plete than any in the South. Any Iftndicapc effect can be produced with our atock. Our free service department will make suggestions. B eau tiful Effects With Our Plans and Materials __ We have produced notably-be au ti-_ ful landscape effects at the Davista Subdivision, St. Petenburg; the cel­ ebrated Palmer Eatut.cs'on Saraaoja f Bay; the Mathcsqn-and-Pf.cring Ea-„._. talcs at Miami and for a countless number of otbera. F „ • I i * ' fey- rates when*tho Sanford Telephone Exchange has as many as 400'tele­ phone stations, and .said rates are to remain M ifforcc until the Sanffird Telephone Exchange 'has .850 sta­ tions; * *; '.U nlim ited Special Business Line Stations, $3.00 per month. * Unlimited Duplex Business Line Stations; $3.00 per month. _ • Unlimited Special Line Residence Stations, $2.00 per month.' • -Unlimited Duplex Line Residence Stations, $1.50 per month. • The telephone exchange at San­ ford. Fin., now Iiuh 552 stations, and the Southern Red Telephone & Tele­ graph Station has requested per mission of the Railroad Commission, statu of Florida, to put in above schedule of rates into effect, wliieh will mean no increase in the resi­ lience rules and an incrrnsn of ?1 00 per month on business stations. This is strictly in accord with our ugreetnent with the city council of Sanford and fornfer telephone .sub scribers of the Sqnford Telephone Company, and we bought and re­ constructed the property in good fnith bused upon such agreements. We are out now earning a return on our investment in Sanford. Flu., ut present riites, and we respectfully ask. for the support of our subscrib­ ers- in connection with our applica­ tion to the Railroad Commission of Florida for rates as arc named In the .agreement between tho city council of Sanford, Fin., former sub­ scribers of the Sanford Telephone Company and the Southern Bell Telephone und Telegrnph Company. Yours truly. David l.nird, Gen. Mgr. " w ill'appreciate it and will recipro­ cate your favor when t wc get back by brjnginif the girls .around and eating your ice cream. Somebody is playing the pinno, and you enn guess they are making some fuss singing ‘Home, Sweet Home,' and singing love songs.( But it will be 9 o’clock soon pnd then they will have to. pipe down and.stand by their hammocks, Wish you could sleep ’one night In one of these .hammocks when -it is rough. -You would never die hnppy Till you did it ngnin. We call them 'dream sacks.” We had n swell din­ ner Christmas and New Year's, and plenty of music, but no wine—you know we arc all on the water .wagon now. 1 have got a bad cold. Guess I will see the doctor tomorrow nnd get some ‘black pills.’ They give us them for colds, headaches, toe allies un'd tnothal-hes. They say the army u.fcs brown ones, but we all think the black ones are the prettiest nnd nil the boys nre foolish about them. Write me a long letter.and tell me the news. x "Yours, * . "Fred Mansfield, "N . S. S. Tampa, rare Postmaster, New York, N. Y.” . , •,r«ivf. , • • •. . •• * . - v,< _ For Member L fllaU lar* T o tbo Doraorrollc V oter* ot Seminole Co.! 1 hereby announce my randldocy lo r raprra c n la tlv r In tho n o it F lo rid * *te (H a ta ro from Seminole county. aubjeet to the damo rra tlr prim ary to bo hold Juno 4th ol tjilo year, and Invite y o u r considerationt 'ot my qualification!. . * • . IlM p r r t fully. . *Tny ns you go" Is n mighty good principle, blit do pflce lias got you gnln* so fast you ties throw 'em do money nn' holler: "Keep do change I" —Atlanta Constitution. t Qur, Rabbits. Tho term rabbit was formerly more properly applied t«» the burrowing spe­ cies of the old world. la-pus cun Icuius (inclining to burrow), though by com­ mon usage our molly cottontail has so long been teriflcd a rabbit that tllo rinnte will now stuud; ns will that of Letter From Sailor Lad . • Jack rabbit for the big western buro of The following letter is from Fred the prairies t»nd Pacific- coast. Mnnslleld to a friend in Tampa pncl was published in the Tampa- Times. In Jlrroll Court, He-entk JudIrUI Circuit Hrmlnotr County. Flo. In Cbanrerj Mr. Mansfield is a nephew of Mrs. Maaal* l'. litiVo*. Complainant ,a. Citation Jack Vnughn of this city: Cleveland Von Huron lloevea tlrlondanl . . Dr. J. F. Hnrknrss of tho Michi­ To Cleveland Von Iluran llaqvoa, Wlimine-. Inn, North Carolina: . gan Avenue Drug Store received tho You aro hereby ordered to be and appear following letter from Fred Mans­ before* our aold Court at the Court llnuie In Florida, Jn the above entitled cauae field,. who is on board tho revenue Sanford. on tbo Aret Monday In April, ISIS, mini cutter "Tam pa” in the navy. The tho Aral day ot aold month, to arrwer tho bill ot complaint filed herein aialnat you. Tam pa is named ufter th ls^ city elao the aame will bo taken aa'conferred, fol­ which was formerly its chief port of lowed by final derreo. It I* further ordorrd that thla order bo call on 'the revenue cutter duties. publiahed In the Hanford Herald, a new*, papef publiahed In Seminole county, one* Evidently the young man who en­ each wook for four consecutive week*. -• listed hero is having a great time, ' Wltneaa my hand and the acal of aald court thin the Slat day of Febrtlory, IBIS. though he says the "U-boats duck (acal) ’ E . A. D O U G L A S S ,. .* Clerk Circuit Court, Bomlnol* Co., 11a. them ." No. hint of- where the b«at Dlrklnton ft IXcMnann. Solicitor* lor CorapulqantJ--- e i-ir<> ^ is or- of wherq-young* Mansfield- has & l-Tut*-ltq • >• been is given in tho l.ctter' which fol­ New Form Jeoreal fo rF to tld * The'Florida Tlmea-Unlon t* preparing to lows: publl-h a new farm migitln* «t a general * .• "Jan. 7, 1918. character that will have the name of the Farm and l.lv* Stock Record. The firat '.‘Dear Dop! The good ship Tampa number will b# laaued March 5, during the pru^rtfi lh« Florid* Kill* }*iraaiia r.iis still on top,- and all well. Hope position, ofand 'will be circulated with the [this will find you well and business regular iuu* ol the dally on that date, and • III be rent teparaUly to all farmer*, grow, good. I would like to he hack in era end atock raUera In the atatc, a circula­ tion ol CO.000 being guaranteed. Tbo Form Tam pa again, but don't think it and IJv* Slock llocord Will U l**u*d will bo long before we nil will be monthly for the preeont, ond will go out the firat Tueaday ul every month to kll back in' the States. 1 have had a regular subscribers of tho *1Imes-Unlon, inn subscriptions bo tsken for tbs nsw little excitement with the •U-boats,' firm msistln* will at ths nl» of SO esnts • y**f to thQM wlia *r»Tiot ■tJbirnbrmtrf tbrvValVjr' - b u f th e y ‘w on't-ftght—-always- duck. Tho m*K*tin# will hir# ■ iPtdil otoff of Wc have got a few shots'ut them, editor* and msnsetr*. ond ihr tntlro orof tho ntwaptpor will assist In though. Doc, if there are any boys imitation making tho llocord tho boot farm In the aoutb. . Thoro wilt t*» apoc.left there tell them they had better published lal artlrlra by well known farm*r*» croworo •get-in the-game, for It beaU-shooting and atock r|U«r>. • number of drpartmrnta rovtrinc proctlcolly ooory phtao of farm quail and is great sport. Don't for­ lift. Interfiling Action feature*, • depart­ ment for tho woman and hourohnld, etc., get to tell the girls hello for me and In fact, fomethlnr for eyery reomber of tho wish them all a happy, new year. family, and all tho realtor propared with a flow to making It Interesting, popular and Wo havo'had some rough weather benofldal to all reader*. With tho govern­ ment urging tho speeding up of produrtlon lately, but the Tampd Is some sea­ of all foodstuffe, farming in tho oouth will going ai)lp. 1 havo some fun rag­ be'given a wonderful Impetua, and tha de­ velopment! along thU lino In the neat few ging tho New York 'guys’ wo have year* will bo remarkable. Tho Farm and Live Stork Record I* planned to aoelit In oa-board. They are from the ncadtbla great work of development and Increased emy. in New York. We rag 'th em production, and the first number will be forward to eagerly by all those who about the board sidewalks on Broad looked are Interested In the progrrsj -of Florida, adv. way. 1 would Iklo to say where wc are at and what we aro doing, but $ 1.00 Will Bq. Given .' we aro pot allowed to aay anything •to . each of several school boys who about the movements of the ships. If you happen to see any of the par­ will deliver copies of the Curtis pub­ ents of tho boys we havo aboard tell lications to customers. Only* school them we are all well 'and getting boys—clean,. gentlemanly and 'am along fine. Wo are getting all the. bilious—need apply. The $1.00 in ■ugar we want and I'll bet you a addition to liberal cash profits and half a crown- that you are not. many other advantages.- Apply to. Doe, If you-would call up-the Times F.. L. Miller, Theodore J. -Miller A and bays them put up a wprd or two Son,’ First St., 8anford, Fla. ' 1-29, 2-12, 26 ■■ in the paper to that effect the boys • * . •' •* . - * ' • » . . ■. •• Prairio Pony For sale. Thrw years old. Broken to ride.’ C*D b* seen at Lemon Bluff near Oitws. T. A. Tice, Osteen. Flu. 52."tp~ """ ® *♦> 45-tf • ’ . r- For Salo—Beet, onion ami ribbage plants. See C. II. I.*-rI!»-r. *_______ __________ |_______42-3tt t A D V E R T IS IN G <4>jl For. Sole.—Two good Ii»r»«i for sale cheap. It. B. I.yneli lt..i;io A Box 220 Sanford Fla. .:>-tfc ♦ *♦> In aanswcring an sdvcrtlsoracni FOR KENT ’ where no name is mentioned In tho ad, please do not ask Tha Herald For Rent —Fish house at foot of’ for information ns to the identity of | Park avenue. Could In- -i-< d u tho advertiser. Usually wo do n o t. warehouse. Inquire Mr*. ('. R. know, who tho advertiser is and if Walker, I00G FL Second St. *I-2t we do we are -not allowed to givo I For Rent—Ox F'ilire F'aitor;. i-ropout this information. Simply writo n letter and address it aa per in- j erty including tw-o-storj •arohoaw, in good, condition. II. C. Dulloa*. structions in the ad. 52-4te FOR SALE . ' .% i-l.AVt*-, IwJt'aJlitF.C WANTED Rhode Island Red eggs for'hatch-; Waitresses or waiters wanted it ing. $2.00 for.fiftt-dn. R. L. Gar­ tho- AltBmonte Hotel. Altamonte] rison. • 54-tf Springs, Fla. Only-white emplojtdL For Sale—A few thousand lino IU-st character references .needed. Globe tomato plants now- ready, $1 Apply at once. 6 ntild use a ir.n jl at my place, West Side. K, L. und wife. Geo. FL Balts i • Sci. "| 54-2tf Greene. \ ’ 53-2tp . Props. Strong ertive young wti't*- ran: For Sale -One machine for laying wnnts work on trm k farm. a.- ltBicelery iileachlng paper. B. B. Ran­ tired nnd accustomed to dall, 1025 First St. 53-2tp keeg fnrm accounts. My object a For Sale—1GJ> band form or drnfl to loam tho business. Lee MsMti, 54-2tp horse, weight 1350 lbs. Inquire L. A caFo The Empire Hxrel. Brumlcy. ’ ’ Furnished Rooms by Day, _L_ 63-tf or M onth—Park avenue Flat. RF For Sale—Ten acre» haqiniock land on Cameron avenue, right in North Park avenue, over L. It. I’Uthe heart of tho celery delta. This ips & Co. drug store Mrs C. C. farm joins rnilroad loading station. Hart, manager. Three acres clenred. - • Must lie nold Lost—Gold herasl pin. wilk tq close an estate. if interested small oak leaves on pin, S. A B . es write F. J. McDannel, Owosso, hack, reward to finder. Allen Seed Michigan. 68-tfc Cp. 534tp . For Salo or T rade—Fine big horse, 8 years Old, will work In plow, buggy MAJESTIC HOTEL-Tampa, Florii Kurefoan TUa Mato* *JJ»0 l*rf l>*» »•< or wagon. Also good ball' bearing hnoat Lora!loo la UlJ. *a Toiura'a buggy and wagon nnd sets of har­ Mutton IMloe DoWfO.OvOflooMnITo-oi**tj*r HUM*** Htvof and IUf. *o Mole <u U**^ ness. See Jack CoUins 'fir phono lUotk From Itool UaBlofo. ^ y JOSIX ^ ^ 397-J. ’ — 62-tfc *A Ilo te lM a n WHh A Conscience’ .^ Bargain , in Ileal Eatato—Two n rp A R M iiN T o r T itr in t c b io * hundred and forty, acres of land ad­ y . 8. LoBd Ofllco at Oo^o-vtll*. ^ joining a large lake all under fence, Nutlro la hrrotiy »Uon th«' I*"' twerlty acres cleared; nine room Oeoor ol Koloko*. riorlHa. who on 1013, mod* llomoatood Kate ^ N"•• }*‘ | house', small barn, cane mill and lor A h ot SF.U . Src'len 22 ond SW«4 « more or less tools suitable for farm S W i , Sort Ion 31, T'wnahlp 30..S-, . . . l, 32 K. T*llat*»ooo Moeldlan. bs* •‘■J ing stock and is good land for citrus of Intention t make throo-T*»e Ilata elalnt to land *b y ,a fV fruits. Terms-to the party who enn ratal ford Clerk Clroull Court, at Hantrd. show the capital to mako it go. Ida un tho • 5th .lay of Marrh. If'*Claimant name* a« ■Itno** *. A. P. Connelly. 52-4tc , Ml toll Taylor of Gonova. '1»- • A. W. HavU of O w n . n ». For Sale—A six room house nnd .(ioorr* Hurhardt of (Jane a. A. A. Moron of f t . - p' , . lot, west side Laurel avenue, be- ---- ----------—*-------- -------------------Ho«l»te Twcch' Slxth'r.nd SeventR'ilfcots. K BO-Tura k Frl-10t 1C per cent Investment. A. Derby, nKPARTM ENT O f TltK 97 Washington Avc., Oil City, Pa. U. 8. Und Offlro nt pnlM»vlll».|^ . ' . 61-16tp Notlro I* horaby «lv*n th»t For Sslo—Qno Duroc Jersey hoar. Ono year old. Apply G. W. Spencer. 50-lf Wi DnvU of Gonovn. Vf*.. «bo mm,AHMT 1918. m ad#-llom oaload for f4 E h of NWW. « « J jJ S K TO 8. Ilani# * t K, Tallahn*##* haa filed notlro « f ^ H#4 ymr proof to - aotaMlah _(’*!mr u n ('aaA, above dootrlbod t*«fro CUr* 3 at Sanford. Flonda. on tho »»*“ For Sale—Ringlet and Park Strain M nreh. H U - » „ ... Claimant name* aa wltnoooj*. Barred Rock eggs, $1.50 pcf setting, . . Mtaoll Tay.or nf Ooaova. Fla. day-old chicks 20c each. Largest G*oVt#°I)urh*rdf ol* Grn.va. FI*. stock of Barred Recks, ir^ central ». *. -I « Florida. F. N. Purdy, Oateen, FIs. . .48-8tp tO-Tuo* A Fri-IOtP_____________ For Sale- Beet plaotA 30 ccnls 100 or $2.00 per thousand. Write Portin Bros., Wagner, Fla. 61-tfc IgS- |,A »KPABTM BNT OP T*1B O. 8. Und Offleo at Nolle* la hotoby «tv*n V * * !i For Sale—^T horoughbred. Rhode Island eggs for . hatching, .$1.50 per 5? settin g .' *W. M. Haynes. 48-tf 10 ooubtlak efalm to tbo . Isb d . *. JT fa*' For Sale—Whioleaale fish business, consisting of launches, .boats, nets, house*, etc. C. L. Vincent. 48-tf ' . F o r . R ent— Furnished ropnr, 118 No. French. , , • 45-tf- I .* / *-. * - Cialmant mw « M ? t ^ - , ft*.- ir-Tura a Fr, lOt: ’ rlaSmH ' 9 For Jtcn t—Three office . rooms fronting on First street. Moat de­ sit-able offices in city. Several other good office rohms In rarm- huildiej. Yowtll Si Spee/. . 2.1-tfe 4 CLASSIFIED ♦ " For Rent — Furnished house $ rtfoins, Magnolia Avo.; clt*e ia. Address "Hom e," c-o Herald. J. J. DICKINSON. Word From Qr'er W illiams. A ' ^M . ’ POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS /a tte s t • *rr/.- ' f,- \ • �- CO U N T Y HAPPENINGS B*J•H.i'*• **“ .*. v% mm mV' m >; • ■ U'**r ■ K IN I kI i 'J I Qt*‘ Ii U1 jflg A , » I f a * .. 1 * T work, as Federal Food AdminUtra-1 Chittenden, Oscar Sp6sr, .Bruce An* 5PWMr a g g w g S tor, I strongly urge compliance with derion, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, Mr. Hoover’* auggeatlona. I 'jra n t I George M cLaughlin/ Harold Wash- v-’l to Imprcsa upon all, 'whether theyjburn, Albert Fry, James Eatridge, haVe a farm or merely a small gar*I George Huff, Thomta Sullivan, W. den th a t they ahbuld a t this tim e do- A. Fattishali, • Meade Fox, Ingram A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ termino to 'p la n t quickly, and aa ox- Guorry, Henry Byrd, Osborno WllRESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ te n iiv e ly : aa is' possible, confining I Hams, Vail Lovell, Alartin Temple, TY—EFFICIENT'REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD their crops to the m ost essential food I Robert j Robinson, Arthur DicMno, products, such as potatoes, corii, John Lee, J . ' AS. tafford, Andrew beans and other ktaplo crops which AuHn, John Cater Lawton,. Alfred EAST SANFORD WEKIWA AND ETHEL can bo depended oh fo maintain qual- M -Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lowis, -Rev. Mr. Eada of Enterprise was Sunday happenings were: Rev. ity and wholeaomeness for tho long- Arthur Lewis, Afclvllle t C.* Tyler, J. E rleso n p reach ed for us two very hero the greater part of last week eat period of time without expensive F. 'Coatee, Ernest Gotmloy, Walter good, helpful sermons; Miss Dnw- getting better acquainted with his preservatives. * Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam bonV M U ' F iords' Brockway, Miss church people. Growers af cattle and hoga should Pevehouse, Harry Cdrlson, C. E. Blrtio White end E. 0 . Von HerbuM r. and Mra. O. C. Chamberlain go in for railing Just aa m any'aniHunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long 11s visited between the. church ser­ and Mra. H. G. Dietrich drove to mala aa they can properly feed and Jsnies Weaver Norman Baker, Ervices with th e I. J. Boyd family; Mr. Jacksonville Wednesday evening of rear to m aturity. No young an i-jn est C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. •n d Mrs. Brockwsy ate dinner with last' week and returned home Satur­ mala should be alaughtered. H erds] HUl, H arry Rabun, Guy SUfford, . " — tha Und M r. and Mrs. Hardy Boyd; Miss day. , ahopltf.be increased. No productive Lewtie Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T. that m-r-l-t U la Brock way visited with M rs/ W. The many friends of Howard hens should be killed. Egg produo0* Gillls, Willie 0. Goolsby, Harrold in your A. Heal, Swarta will be Interested to know he tlon should be stimulated. Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert mouth reported to Atlanta, Ga., recently f . 1. Boyd is building a Home gardener, who ao. nobly re5 ° b#rt — llcflC,1 _ for aviation work,for -Uncle Sam. residence near tho county bridge on spo'ndcd to tho call for “ war garden I for-d LeFH<- Grover U F ,U ' P*ul fluffy,tenders ^<' th e Lake county side,,J. C. Frost who has been spending work" should add if possible to their Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank campcakes, biscuits and Edward. W hite from Mims spent tho winter hero at the home of hia effprta of the past year. Every suc­ bell, William Hartley, Floyd W o ­ doughnuts that jutt slater, Mrs. A. Chorpenlng left on burn, Oscar DuBose, Edwin L. • M onday night a t Wekiwa with hofno cessful .home garden mean, much in keep you hanging Wednesday for his home in Alliance, Dinkle. ‘ folks. He reports a big acreage of iho m atter of food supply. Homo 'round the pantryOhio.. Sam J. 'Pickens, Harry II. New­ potatoes being planted a t Mims, gardening should bo devoted to ta k ­ all made with Mr. and Mrs. James Pervice were man, B ryan Walker, Andrew J. ing not only perishable vegetables, ELDER SPRINGS f " • over here*"Sunday* from Ocala,: guests but especially .potatoes and beans King, Charles Priestcr, R obp 0 , Rev. M. M. Lard filled' tho pulpit GENEVA NOTES of their son and his wife,-Mr. and hero Sunday. which can bo easily and incxpcnslvo- Weeks, AValfred Pierson, Vander Mr. "an d Mrs. David Speer of Mrs. Ashley Pervice of Cameron BIKINI) POWDER ly preserved. In every community Pcrritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney _F. Mr. and Mrs. B. P itt announce the safest, pureit, moit Sanford spent last Sunday with Mr. City. economical kind.. Try the birth pf a fine boy. Fob. 27th. where home gardon’committees have Griggs, H arry Mites, Duncan Mitand Mrs. Chambliss of this place. becn appointed a new and more chell, Drawdy Matthrrs, Lewis ColMr. nnd Mrs, Daniel Long are en­ Miss Josephine McQucgo*. of Rev. J. L. Hartsfleld preached an tertaining their daughter, Mrs. strenuous campaign of education nnd J°nh A. Rhodes, John It. Long, interesting sermon to the Homo Husk, her husband nnd two children Mount Vcrd is the guest of Mrs. M. effort should ho' immediately in- William B. Lynch, Jafncs II. Lee, J. IS K tS S S S S fc' M. Lord this week.. Guards who attended in a body last of McMacon, West Virginia. augurated as the planting scnxon is C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy Friends of Mrs.’ S. Barnhart are B S se a ffa g e a , Sunday morning,- after which they at hand. Where this work has not Mason, Dr. T, A. Neal Georgo Hyman Mr. nnd Mrs. Dressor and daugh­ tR a s a s * were entertained, nt dinner by' Mr. ter, Helen nnd their gqfst, W. F. glad to learn that she is improving been developed, steps should be tak­ John E Hawkins after a-severe attack of neuralgia. and Mrs. E. H. Kilboc. en to institute home garden activ­ Fred Ballard Woodworth were in Orlando* Wed­ H IG H E S T SSiffl Mrs. E. C. Doumun und children Cal Robert Willie .“ nesday. Miss Josephine Cook (if ity; T. D. Peters, is quite himself again Every foot of land converted into Joo Zapf after a hard struggle with th e grippe. Watertown, N. Y.j- who has been were visitors to Mr*. M. E. Srnit^ • food producing capacity is that much .Ralph Geiggr visiting, in Orlando for.’some time this week. Mr*. W. L. Sicg, one of our efll- returned with them for n visit at the Harry Geiger. * Liberty measles are taking a round aid to the country. Every diince of cicnt school teachers ha* been quite Dressor home. vegetable or animat food produced Fred Ballard opt this way. a ■ [S T sick the jjast week but we are glad helps to. make us independent of Robert Hill E. B. Schlatter returned lo his Lcnard Ncighblack spent Sunday to note sho i* better nt this writing. other ntntes, nnd also helps to lighten Eddie Potter home in Madison, Wisconsin- last with Lawrence Wynn. the burden of transportation. Plant Mr. Norris is also on the sick list. week. Mrs. Schlatter and the chil­ Raymond McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sanderson Mrs. II. If, • I’attisball is in Jack­ dren will go later. They hnve been spent Sunday with Mrs. Sanderson's early and plant ns much as you can. Carl McDohald . Clarence Temple sonville the guest of her son and here some time residing in the L. J. Do it now or as soon us seasonable mother, Mrs. J. M. Wynn. other relatives. weather conditions prevail. Joe Guorry,.Hnncork home on Lake Gulden for Mr. nnd Mrs. Fort of Orlando and William Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wakefield Mr. Srhlnttor’s health and have Mr. nnd Mr*. Austin of Zi-lluood Raise nod consume nx inorh frrxli Carl Takuch arc uttemiing the state fuir in Jack­ made mnny friends. produce us possible nnd preserve motored over Sunday afternoon. Victor M. Greene sonville, putting on a display of your surplus. . Mrs. W. II. Byers of Deardall ave­ Mrs. W. It. Riley was the week First Lieut. Geo. G. Ilerrihg their preserves, marmalades, etc.' Braxton Bracham, nue has returned from a visit with end guest of Mrs. M. T. (’assail)Second Lieut. Ralph Wijjht. federal Food Administrator, Fb\. Mfs. M. E. DnoJey tahd Mrs. Will her people in Kentucky. nut week. Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynne Brown chaperoned u parly of young The well kpown rondurtor, Iloht. Waiter Mason, John Pezdld, Puu people lust Tuesday evening nt sup­ Strainge has volunteered and leaves FREEZES AND BOLL WEEVIL JOHN WHITE & CO. MEATLESS AND WHEAT1.ESS Pezold, Edmond Stowe, Horace per unci a good time generally on th* for service in France next week. Mr. LOUISVILLE, KY. shores of beautiful lake Harney, tho | No ItcnHon lo Believe Thai live Chnrponlng, Frank Loosing, Arthur Liberal assortment Strainge bus been coming out here These Dn»s Will Be Observed Re­ Loosing. ( party being given in honor of Miss C’otlon Pest Has Been Estersnd full vsluo paid severul years and made many friends. ligiously lterkeley Blackman Minerva Dooley of Bloomington, . . mlnalcd Worthington Blackman Meatless and whcatless days are Illinois, and Miss Gladys Joine^ of Washington, D. C., Fob. 28. —It .Wallace Crosby *Hides and UPSAI.A AND GRAPEVILLE going to lie real meatlesj/nnil wheatHradentown, Fla. Those present s extremely unwise for rollon far­ dost Skins Henry Lee Misses MnIiet nnd Eunice Tyner less days in this state, if one ran were Mrs. M. K. Dooley, Mr*. Will m ers.to assume that the freezes of returned to Windermere the last of judge from the voluntary, patriotic Brown, M isses Minerva Dooley the Inst few weeks have exterminated effort of the dealers. ■*Gladys Joiner, Agnes Mees, Alixiu the week. the cotton Doll weevil, says the De­ Mees, Metli Mees, Knte Flynn . T.hc nhop men enjoyed the day off ‘ During the pant week tho men-' partm ent of Agriculture, in answer Emma Klchner, Helen Mornn and on the 22nd, Roy Hodgins arid Clar­ chnnts of Del.and who bundle meats' to many inquiries from the south'. got together and decided to close Messrs. Lester Brown, William Kil- ence Bergquist going a fixing. During the ,psl winter the tem­ bec, William Mees, Orrie Mnthieux, Mrs. Andrew llertrlson came Sun­ their plnees of'business on “ meat­ peratures have been lower than af Dascom Mills, Clyde Mills, Fred day and we understand ' they are less” nnd "porkiess” days. On Tues­ any time since 1899, and -ihertf can Prevail and Dr. Marshall of Oviedo, housekeeping in town near.Ids work. days they, will sell no meats, und on Saturdays they will sell no pork. hardly be any doubt that this ex­ This action-w as ta k en -after they treme cold hss'reducbd the numbers had been informed as to what hud of weevils in many suctions of the been done in •'Duval county, which south. .The imj>rtLssion * has' been gal eevils in many sections of the leads'the movement in Flnridn, nnd gained by many planters that the made it successful from tin* slurt. weevil bus been reduced to negli­ Can be used for so many different purposes on the Farm The plan was taken up by (Inf- gible numbers, if not altogether ex-'| ford Jones, food adm inistrator ’ for terminated. It is too much to ex­ Bettor book your order for Celery Wire and Crate Nails Hillsborough county, and is being pect th a t tho temperatures have] worked out successfully In th a t sec- been uniform ly cold enough to abso­ Only a Limited Quanity Left on of tho state. • lutely ex term in ate'th e weevil from . J. Walker. Pope, food adm inistra­ large areas. The records of tho Detor for Polk county has announced pnrtnient of Agriculture ' indicate Until this new “smoke” that His section, or at least, the larg­ that there is at least from 1 to 5 per er towns bnvC' organized and will rent survival ot the w'ecvil in those was made you could never strictly ubscrvu meatless days. sections which have been thoroughly have a real Burley tobacco George P. Morris, food adminis­ studied as against u normal of 7.0 trator for Alachua county had the per, ee.nt survival. Thia percentage cigarette. . It’s the best, y e t greatest of success in getting the of suvkr thg weevils is sufficient to | movement ntnrlcd In Gainesviilo and rc-stoctihee cotton fields of the south will extend i t . t o other towns of bfeore inv end of the growing season. E. W. DICKSON Alachua county. There is always a possibility that j 314 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA, P#0N E 67 Dozens of message, are received thee may be some specially sheltered • The toasting brings out the daily by Braxton Bcacham, federal spots In the more northerly infested delicious flavor of that fine food adm inistrator at Orlando, an regions where some weevils will be J * AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED noucing u willingness on the p’n rt of able to survive. The instinct of the | . . old Kentucky Burley. You meat dealers to cooperate fully by weevil leads it to seek the warmest Auto Tires, Tubes and. Any thing Tor the Tires . refusing to sell m eat.- on Tuesday shelter available, in the vicinity of I •tv:? ey,®F /tasted- anything soand pork on Saturday. Tim "wheat- Its breeding ground. It will shelter STARTING BATTERIES"- . a g r e e a b le — th in k w h at less” days ore being observed very itself under the bark of trees, or inf largely in nil the big towns und cities thick hanging moss upoy tho trees, roasting does for peanuts. under- the thatch of roofs Aid in of the state. A LL R E P A I R W O R K G U A R A N T E E D Mr. Bcacham is gratified with the straw stacks, in seed storehouses responses of tho people of Florida and gins, and in other buildings. I indicating, tlint they are not lacking is therefore quite easy to see that no In patriotic spirit nnd energetic ef­ matter how cold the external tem­ fort in support of the food adm inis­ peratures are there is alwnys a prob­ ability that there will be weevils tration. surviving in each field sheltered sc-, AIRhotols and restaurants*holding curcly. enough to .carry..them through j e bakers' licenses will lie rifyuirrd to the winter. The experience of 25 years with print their license numbers upon all menu cards, the food administration the boll weevil in this country has j announces. Bakers' .licenses arc re­ shown one or two weevils surviving quired for all. public cating-placca in a' field can easily produce enough 111- 113- P a r k - A v e n u e /• using as much as three barrels of offspring to destroy all but thtf card- ] cst portions of the crop. flour a month. < Office-Federal food Administrator, Braxton Bcacham. Seminoie’s Roll of Honor Capt. Rantoul's son came from Boaton last week to aee.'hia* father for a few daya. Emil Mngnuson left th e first of the freek fqr.Deerfield to tyke up the orange packing there .fo r -Qios.e A Co. “ ‘'M r. and Airs. J. c. Lundqulat had >a p leasan t. ride-- Sunday with their son, ’Edwin and wife *in their apto. Clarence Bcrgquist has been on the solck. Hat. for a few day*. * It.sh o u ld have r'ead the Pierson rather than the Peterson field to be planted in cotton last week. Rev. Ericson will give ua a preach­ ing service a t 3 p. m. next Sunday. Let ua prove by attendance and prayerful hearing that a prohpot can have honor in his own country. • Allas Bertha Thompson who re­ sides with Jesse Thompson nnd wife was visited. Sunday by her fnthcr, Dan who works for Joe *Cameron. Other callern thero were, J. A Thompson nnd wife of DeLnnd and a Air. tar lisa and family. S-O-M-E Goodies! CALUMET |v fe i f ' , .' Ir.FURS Just What The m A R M E — ...... Have Been Looking For* WIRE BASKETS 1 •* * ♦** LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTE The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Company Sanford Vulcanizing Works I T rS T O A S T E D FREE AIR SERVICE Bakery and Meat Market High Grade Bakerg Goods . PLANT THE GARDEN 0 /0 G u a ra n te e d by in s * o w a s v x a Vi 'v And Thereby Reduce the High Cost of Living To the People of Florida: United States Food Administrator Herbert IIoenrer has ufgad th e Fed­ eral Food Administrators of the various states td make a special ap­ peal to all farmers and stock grow­ ers, poultry growers snd gardeners, to give greater effort th in ever to­ ward producing food supplies. In calling attention of- the people, of Florida to thia most im portant i- Navy ■ Karl’ Schultz, Sherman Routh, I Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roumillat, Allan Jones, Aiorris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Lawton, James Purvis, WilUapa Hart j ley, Walked Llpford, .W. C, Temple Forrest Gatchcl, Ed. Camerop,! Lyman .Baker, EPS. Ward, Robert Deane, Tenpy Beane, F. F. Roper. | * Army * John Murrell, .Kenneth Murrell,] Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley] Walker, D r. Ralph Stevens, Joe) ' / — Full Line o f — Fl or i da a nd Wes t e r n Meats Come in and see us. First class goods* Prompt ' and courteous service, Reasonable prices. ^ ] G. W . SPEN C ER Free Deliverg Phone 106 x r* i . VT* vV iv. ; �I wish to announce contm 4J r,' uance of same, 1 am, SIbK ^ m § �joy ■■ ■ " x .-a ro ^ T .z -s s g .i ,= = itr begins to look occurrence. Cine H jf /th a t WO C«*jetf t h t lis t of t- ’ .... . i ... • •. I'* IT H T J S haod %fcd> c u t 4h#lr lot w ith hta fn order to •floM'i, jj. ».>>’,m il* rjIlxT t (VTA ■avft thsinsolvsa from la n d e d *total across the w aters, or a t least o u t of cleat ruction? <h«„eUtea*_ control, and . otherwise . Oh, the. pity of Itl That, freeborn busily engaged. men ehould so little understand their have friends—othere hive sympathizers. Like seeks like. If relationship, one with ah o th er' and Palm Beach county has an organ* you wish to be successful get the saving habit and accumulate ixation of able bodied men, patiotic, their common dependence, th a t they as any who marched away, who wert" can hesitate -and parloy and excuse for future comfort—It's up to you, will you let ys help you? too gUd to enlist in the Home the’mseivea from a duty for ilrhich Guards' and be ready for Home De­ life itself « n given them as a ranfense. These'm en ate either, above SURPLUS' 115,000.00 the draft age of have \ home with CAPITAL $30,000.00 Oh, the pity of itl T hat American loved ones depending on them, but men can pinch and hold the dollar are none tho less making efficient th at liberty needs—nay, pinch and soldiers.—Palm 'B each Newt. hold and dole out only fdr shame the minute or the hour their Country calls for. TH E RUSSIAN TRAITORS Now th a t the Socialists, the sol­ Oh, the pity of lET T hat men and diers and workmen and ail the rest of women in this moment of ennoble­ the so-called Bolshevikl of Russia ment should set up their puerile and o . l . taylor r . r . deas . u If. R. STEVENS can <see where their lunacy has feeble protest against the little in­ F. L WOODRUFF Vks-PmUaal Cwhlsr 1 . AsstOAU* - fi brought them It should be a lesson convenience of economy in the grains to the rest of tho world in regard to and meats needed by the real'Amer* % u this haphazard id e a of reform In leans who have reared a bulwark of ^ jnp ngjiajuOUUi^ jnu oo nu nuoU »W Jil ^ Joui» jn u n u i^ iriu n ijnu nAJOUt^JOAjnui»U< V > V V V |AI| V nu » a j«.M»J? government * by the rabble. The their devoted breasts between ue and chimerical Ideas of allowing tw o an­ slavish, moral death. archists like Lenlne an d 'T ro tsky to Oh, tho pity of Itl T h a f heroes’ will ■« that rule Russia and under the guise of blood should spill for love of neigh­ eating something purporting to* be lighting ahlp Conslltutlqn w ith 'h e r R sp h u n ,'th . e. secretary . broadsides of thirteen guns briscfca for the betterm ent of conditions in rooms are* found for them in private ruling to betray her into the hands bor and of friend and yet must ssvo homes. of other days, while beside her M tengeneral is the Ladles' Auxiliary of of the Germans is enough to sicken the cankerous clod th a t lies inert foot model of the modern battfeship the world against that bunch of and ugly i n Liberty's narrow path­ the Mule Shoers' Union. . traitors and anarchists and to for­ way!—Leesburg Commercial. . There Is no ‘doubt but -thal much South Carolina shows tho fighting SUPT. LAWTON HONORED room is wasted in cars in the trans­ craft of today. Down the line ex­ ever bury the hope that any such portation of government literature, hibits of model forests, homes and First Alumnun of Rollins to be Elert. rot will ever become popular in a N A G G IN G AT T H E -S O U T H which is not only useless to anyone,, various states* resources are shown ed Trustee of His Alma* civilised country. Last year It Was Carl Vrooman but oft times a positive burden to in coetiy arary. T he medical re­ . Mater And after witnessing the* dirty and this year it is Clarence Ousley dispose of and, whilo the government search work Is complete and an ex­ tactics of these Russian traitors wo A policy of electing p trustee 0f talking nonsense About tho south. would turn our attention tp our own Last year it was asserted that the is in charge of .practically nil of the hibit instructive for days days of the College frbm the Alumni ,hx* important business of the nntlop at study. The army and navy exhib­ been, adopted by Rollins and our' country and ask you to remember south imported three quarters of a that those people who are tying up billion dolara’ worth of foodstuffs present, some action along the lines its, due to delay, in transportation, own superintendent of public In­ the industries of the. Country at this from the north, tho implication be­ suggested by Mr. White might bring are not up yet but will bo in place struction, T. W.‘ Lawton is the first by Saturday. -This exhibit wilt in­ to recoivo this distinctive honor. good results.—Gainesville Sun. time are also of the Bolahevi, class, ing that (his sectiop lacked this enorclude modern types ofkca and landand th at they should not bo toler­ ous sum of feeding itself. It is not Some time ago* a -"post ballot” fighting means and methods. ated. We want none of the anarch­ improbable that the south did im­ wps taken among the Alumni of-the Dritlsh. Government istic spirit in this country and while port from the north three quarters College to decide who should b« The.British Government have on we arc at wur is a good time to get of a billion, dollars' worth of food­ trustee from Rollln’s Alumni. Thi* display an.exhibit that requires five rid of them. • stuffs' but i t ‘exported to tho north resulted in the nomination of (Continued from Page I) bagghge cars to handle «t. Trench , If there are any in Sanford tic a rather more than that amount. But -Thomas^ Willjngham Lawton, Ilo|. warfare and the guns used arc inter­ can to them or tie a rock to them we hear over and other ngain that Hns ’ 01 , for tho place on the hoard. esting; especially so since these same and dump them in I.nke. Monroe. the south must fetid herself an if the Yesterday Mr. Lawton received guns |mve been in actual ubc in Either a man is an American now'or south were not entirely doing this the following letter notifying him of Frdncc. A big tank' that hs seen a dirty traitor and it makci no dif­ an d ‘had not been doing it for many his election on the board. two years of service fighting the ference who he is nr where he came years. The Wilmington Star has February 33, 19IS. . Huns is present nnd in looking n; from ho is just ‘that and no more been caught by this - chatter, and Mr. T. W. Lawton, Sanford,. Mi. this giunt one is impressed witii the and no less. I t is high time that the says: Dear Mr. Law ton:—I take pieugrim determination of the allies In Bolshevikl methods were wiped out “ The government certainly must the great war, .The Tommies have urc in advising that at the annual and America and American's have bp getting tired begging the south to charge of this exhibit nnd hours meeting of the trustees of Hollins Mood for-these tricks long enough. do what it ought to fbo wise enough must be spent in order to appreciate College held February ‘JO you «ut The man' or woman who iH not with unanimously elected a trustee of Itself to do ns a pure m atter of selfthis wonderful attraction. the.government is against it and the protection. Wo ought not to lie Rollins College for the term ending The Newspapers person who hr against it is n traitor. February 20, 1319. willing for the west to feed us while The three newspapers in evidence There is no other angle to which you Yours very truly. {he country is fighting the war of its •at the big fair aye the Metropolis, ran adjust your glasses. . life, nnd it certainly ought to humili­ W. It. O'Neal. Secy. Florida Farmer and Stockman and You can see where the Russians ate us to have to cat out of tho govThis election Is truly an honor to tfic Sanford Herald. The Metropo­ have gone in their anarchistic evolu­ ernm ant’a hpnds." be bestowed upon any man and Mr. lis and the Stockman each maintain tions and maudlin sentiment -will a booth of service for the visitors. Lawton is today receiving minjr T h e . Times-Union has published lead shy epuntry Into the maeisrom time' and again figures taken from Hun. Bill Truycr is runniug his, the congratulations in whic^i The Her­ of disruption if allowed full swuy. the Y'bar Book of tho department of Stockman also and no one escapes ald most heartily joins. agriculture showing that while the ids attention and Interest. Several . THE AUTOCRACY OF SELF Entered Apprentice Degree south djd not- produce all the grain hundred copies of tho Snnford Her­ A human clodl . At the noxt regular communir* b y people .psed-.phe did produce ald aro being distributed from the Clod-like he gapes Without under­ enough more than her sfjare of other Seminole county booth, this being tlon of Sanford Lodge No. 62 K 4 standing or belief when he listens to foods to more than make up her last T uesday's edition. This act'o n A. M. which will be held oti Msrrh words o( truth th at burn and sfar part. If the south Is urged to proT 5th at 7:30 p. m., the Entered Ap­ their hot way Into the hearts of the duco nil the grain her people use she prentice Degree will be conferred. responsive .intelligent, loyal Ameri­ can do it, but if this is the idea why Every Mason in this community b cans that stand about him. . ,, not say so instead of pretending cordially invited to attend. TwentyClod-Kke, he can only roll down thaf she is not producing her share two visitors representing eighttts hill— repeating parrot-wise that of the food. It\ addition to food this different states attended our last damnable treason of some mouthing section produces all the cotton and suggested that Seminole ‘ county meeting, which shows that the field •lacker whose . mushy excuses for tobacco—tho first as much of a ne­ people postpone their visit to Jack­ of Masonry may be defined with slacking arc -puerile, sneaking sub­ cessity as food is. She* is aide 1to . . sonville until next' week, say Mon- | these expressive words: terfuges to cowardice and laziness of produco her share of the food in ad­ "From polo to pole, • day or Tuesday and it would be well mind and body. dition to this because white this sec­ for all to wire or write their hotel * Its sacred law wxpands, tion has only one-third of the pop­ Whom7 for reservations, as Jacksonville to­ F ar as tho n^ghfy waters roll. To bless remotest lands.” Do you need to ask7 Look about ulation of the couhtry l( has very day has no vacant apace Jrt any you! Look at the man who thinks much more than one-third of the hotel In the city. In case accommo­ ho has made his fight for hutpanity agricultural population. Mrs. W. P. Wallis and Miss J««« dations canhot be found, if the home when he has conlritutcd a paltry Tho south has been denounced, for folks will call a t the Jacksonville Walton of Eaton, Ga., are regiitmd dollar to tho Red Cross! profiteering because of the high price Tourist Bureau on Bay Street, a t Hotel Carnes. .Look at the man who, out of hla of cotton. To the extent that this abqndancc has bought a dozen Lib­ price has been increased by a com­ erty Bonds-' because he knows they bination t o ' hold cottdn so as to are a safe investment,-and pita that force up the price the act has the condemnation, of the bit of business against the lifo of hts strongest neighbor's son' who is fighting in Times-Union. But ' the yprice has France that his own country across been due almost if not entirely to tho.. ocean \ shall - not -suffer bloody the smallness of th e cropland this in wounda tomorrow or a decade hence. turn has been due to tom e extent to '.Shudder for the time who refuses thta appeals th at have been mndo to to sacrifice his time for the nation* the people to raise more food. This work because he’s too busy. BUSY! hns reduced the cotton acreage, re­ God save the mark! Ono man, acs duced tho production and increased cepting a responsible part In the tho price. If tho south is actuated Second Liberty Bond drive because by pure people her people will plant it seemed to be tho easiest way to more foodstuffs and leas cotton this serve but having done absolutely year and get a still higher price for (Coninuted from Page 1) nothing to help during the drive, told cotton. But it will come with poor grace to complain of the price if it a field man one day last week th at he would not have* time to prepare it caused .by i W use of Jan d aT Q r and ir o n , to o ls .. .D aytona . colored his county for the drive in the next food production a t the request of tho schools have an excellent exhibit showing tito untiring efTort of that two weeks because he was "going to government.—Times-Union. ----- ,0 ----section's leaders. An especially atbe too busy." Inquiry among the ONE REM ED Y SUGGESTED tractive an(i 'unique exhibit' Is that man's friends 'disclosed tho nature of his-business#- Ha-had .PLANNED - - Elmer White formerly of Gaines- of the Old Folks Home. This ex* The Federal Reserve Bonking System, estabFVOR A TWO WEEKS' FISHING vilte but now editor of the Douglas hibit Is in care of Eartha While and Iaiand (Alaska) Newa, suggested a tho design la touched by nothing to TRIPI . These cloda. constitute, an autoc­ remedy for the present railroad .con- be seen a t the fair. Uncle Tom’s Cabin, aa pictured b y . Harriet racy as devilish as th e^aiser's hated gestion. Mr. Whit* saya: ' "One way In which tho govern- Beecher Stowe is the theme of the power-Uist. They constitute the au­ being built in three tocracy of self. Selfishness lowered mont mulct oreitlv facilitate trnni- exhibit days by Titus Tillman, eighty four in increasing ratio to the very reyears of age. The old well and moss venq of monumental, but aa deep ee covered, bucket Is there just inside monuments ere high! the miniature rail fence, the old fry­ God In heaven, men! Aro your ing skillet is in place and beside the brains dead? Are your hoarta cold wall, an old banjo more than ono •tone and' etUlT Do you pot know hundrod years old together with the th a t Russia has disarmed against the old flint lock musket, tejis one-of Germans and th a t the kaiser's shouts tho -original -days, of Dixie. I t is are echoed by his minions nnd his hoped that all Seminole county vis­ milliona of blind followers! Do you itors will look up this display when they visit the ffjr. / ,, Government Exhibits ■«' Entering the' Agricultural Build­ ing one finds the United States exhlbltsT In large glass cases, the old ; SANFORD, FLORIDA '• - * J.:HQU*Yi> B4H« - h , VT, M . HAYNES, Dastaeaa M anager R4*rr Tu*id» THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY la Dm q i r h r C m la I t M T m Tear la -— - • ■ ~ L ONLY FORTUNATE PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS CO M E ON DOWN, IIpLLY , AND REVIVE US Said W. S. Branch To Naturals & Sharps "You needn’t think, you're 'T h \ xharpwt of ahafps." Said Naturals & Sharps Tb W. S. B , "Y our Sidelights, old top, arc . N ot tuned to tho key." Said both to each other Wild with chagrin? We're foollcfe.csch other "W e’re each a' has-been." Oh, camouflage stuff Oh; drops of wet ink Oh, mental reservoirs to Make mortals think. #' , Oh, nix on such humor Oh, nix on the Slouch A faded old humorist Mnkes all the men grouch * So let us seek Holly Tlrfc Sanford ncstor He's a genuine wit * , • And a bully good Jestor. Yep, Holly’s the man To revive our dull.wits To make our 3 columns Gigantic Inugh hits. So Naturals & Sharps T h ' Slouch and Hill Branch Are ready to give Holly' Ilia life's biggest chance. . * —Orlando Sentinel. OUR HOME GUARDS Three years ngi) wc laughed in acorn at the alarmist who tried to point to us our stute of unpreparedness. "America needs an army7— was the sentiment of •two-thirds of the pcopfe. Now- wc ■aro compassing heaven and earth to •equip an army thal should have •been equipped years ago. We are sending raw troops to Franco where wc 'should nlrcndy bavo veterans in tho trenches. And so it is with the Homo Guards. When tho local branch was first organised in the city of Wdst F lam Bench many launched, yet all know that German spies arc within the states and may be right rig h t here among us. Every day witnesses some act of vandalism traceable to that* soun'e. How many times In recent years have disturbances broken out in.this co u n try of too great b magnitude for the state constabulary to ' handle! THEY ARE SEMINOLE COUNTY EXHIBIT FLORIDA STATE FAIR AWAY AHEAD OF EVERYTHING B u t t h e y 'r e so p rac tic a l and durable-'-that, ymi can-, keep nearly all your records In them. * There’s a type to meet every purpose, arid the B&flfPlUZO stock fotmo that fit th&n are so ctrefully designed that you ore able to use many of them without the slightest change. Bound in Bed Cowhide Back and Corners, Qorduroy Sides, Steel Binges, Top Locklpg,,, . -Let us demonstrate hoar you can save time, latlor and * M i a. m.t* f r #w - _ __ WOMt — * ■-« HelpingYonWithYourLive Stock FIRST NATIONAL BANK Phone I4B Sanford, Florida X �"V 1 * 0 Mention of In an M r.’.a n d & r*. C b u t i t their At­ Bamaary of the Flatting Small Talk* SucclntUrArranged far Herald Reaiicti tractive hornet qtLiO ik I avenue. . *it ‘'n.t pw'i I *. Lin ? / 1\ T/r,jyJ National Defense, In session. Febi_ ary . 16, J l 918, at" the Jacksonville * Mlsx LrCuise~Kolb of Chicago, >PertoB»]lrcM« AROUND qhamber of Commerce, Jacksonville, \.\v kjl\ u l[wfll bo so-plfagaiuly remembered yx 54 '(In te re s t, U R . Ms w Khtf McCfaibUn, Soctsl Editor. An Florida beg leave to su b m it the fol­ ■lo j tfcb colama. It weald bo opproeloud lowing report: , Carnea early in the winter will come The gentlemen are preparing lome 19th.*. Mra. Hilburn is a new aow „ „ , , . Monday from. Miami to apend aevReaotved, th a t tho .county com­ * . Surprise Party mighty epify number* for the eon- preno here and her appearance in missioners of each countV be naked, ..S. Mob^ley, MUi M o ffa t^ |e rt| j #yi t j,0 Hotel Carnea before tho Lyceum benefit concert will be Friday night a t 7:80 a large num­ Miss Edwards and Mr. R aym ond 1going, home. tejt that is coming off March 19. by the Governor to appropriate Eat aomo one else’a cooking. 65-lc looked forward to with pleasant an­ 3100.00 in cash or sign a note pay­ ber of frlenda comprising tho officers Key will motor to the Beach Sunday ticipation. able to tho executive committee of and teachers of the Baptist Sunday for the day., A most Interesting letter has re­ B m l r » " c ‘ ± ° r u 0 ,l" , l * ' ' h * Pepper plants for aaie, both Ruby the State Council of Defense for school assembled at th home of f«w doaea of 8C9. 89-26tc cently been received by &|r. and Ring and World Beaten. J. E. 1100.00, and If a note fa made that their superintendent, Jno. D. Jinkins, Mrs. A. W. Young and Mra. G al­ Mrs. W. E, Watson from Tracy MeLyceum benefit concert March.*Iff; Spurting, Phone No. Z. 65*2tc Interest and discount for a period iof having been invited by his wife to a loway motored to Oviedo Wednes­ Culler. He had Just recijved orders Everything auapldoua for the Ly­ •Mr. end Mra. J. I. Husk of Mo- fourteen (14) months be added. The surprise birthday 1party. Mr. Jin- day'where Mra. Young apoke to the to report a t an Ordnance school ceum benefit concert March 19. kina bad been tolled off by Corporal Woman'e Club. Mecken, W. Va.f are spending a few "Somewhere In France" and Get home made.broad a t cooked weeks in this locality, the guesta of amounts thus provided for by the Peabody who had requested th a t county commissioners to bo payable leaving that day. food aale. BH tc Mra. Huak'a piirenta, Mr. and Mra. at tho termination of the session of they meet early for Home Guard F. A. W. Brown of Paola and his Oiteopath—Dr. W. M. H arper— ■D. L. Long of the East Side and tho legislature of 1919. The purpose drill. After the arrival of the guesta guest, Dr. Brouse spent-yesterday in )Mrs. Norma King McLaughlin Office and operating rooma Seminole other relatives. of the funds thus raised Is to finance Mr. D. R. BrLsson was delegated to Stanford, coming in for the Elka haa returned from a visit to Mra. W Bank building, phone 195. 62-6tp For Wood and heavy hauling aee the War Work of.tho State Council go after their "H ost" which he did dance last evening. N. Boyslton In,Leesburg.* Mra. Mesuccessfully. Not till far. into the The "kindness o f , the Congrega­ Morrell, or phone 378. 48-tf- of-Defense. Laughlln, went over for the Red . • I evening did ’Mr. Jinkina become tional aociety In free use of church Archie Betts, the popular assist­ That, when tho legislature shall aware that they wero celebrating his Mra. J. S. DInkte, Miss Cross -ball, which iyaa given a t the • Olive and pipe organ for the Lyceum bene­ ant cashier of the First - National havo appropriated an equal amount DInkle and J ; A. Bryan of armory last Friday evening. A*bout Longbirthday.^) fit la highly appreciated by the lotal Bank is recovering from a recent op­ to the total sum of laid- note or wood were guesta of the Hotel 250 people were present. Lyceum Association. After tho playing of different Carnes'for dinner'Thursday'. eration for appendicitis. Drs. Pules- checks, Including 'Interest and dis­ Icb cream delivered overy Sunday toh and Tolar performed the opera­ count for the purpose of paying tjte games Mrs. E. E. Cox sent word The many frienda of Mr. and Mrs. in time ‘for your dinner. L. R. Phil­ tion and the patient is on the-road same, that said money.so appropri- into the otheV room th a t gho wished Miss Mary Irwin, who haa been S. J. Carnes will regret to lesrn of to speak to Mr. -Jinkins, who came ip. & Co. 65.Fri.tf to recovery. . ated shall be returned In payment of the guest of her sister, Mrs. Cecil the dssth of their niece, Mrs. C. J. BUB-MY-TISM — Antiseptic Re­ Expecting to make a trip to Moore said notes or checks to the several with * ready, unsuspecting response. Gsbbett for the past month le ft Woodbury of Tam pa. Mrs.-Carnes, lieves Rheumatism Sprains Neu­ Haven in about 10 daya, can accom­ boards, of county commissioners or Mrs. Cox in her usual pleasing man­ Tuesday to join frienda a t Palm who has been with her niece during ralgia etc. . ? W 6tc modate four passengers. Phone-378. to. the banks discounting ja id notes, ner in very appropriate words spoke Beach. . . ■ . her illness returned Wednesday, ac­ To this end, we urge th a t the next of the high "Csteem in'w hjch they Mrs. Philips, the sweet soprano 90 . . •55-ltc companied by Mr. Woodberry and held their sOperintcndcnt . and of many times heard with such pieasThe ladles chorus, under direction legislature be petitioned both by the their great appreciation of the work It will be good nows to the many I hcr brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs, •ure on musical occasions and mem­ of Mrs. Takach is among tho de­ Governor and tho several boards of friends of. Mr. snd Mrs. Archio Fr«nk Martin of Nashville, Tcnn., he has done and la doing for them ber of tho Baptist choir will contrib­ lightfully entertaining features an­ county commissioners tq appropriate and presented- in behalf or tho Betts to learn that Mr. BotLTia do- wh° wil1 be her guests for several ute .s solo to tho concert* program nounced for the evening of March 19 money necessary to reimburses tho teacher# and officers of the. Sunday Ing nicely after an operation for a p - |d aysMarch 19. at.th e Congregational church. They board of county commissioners of school a beautiful silver dish. The pendicltls list Tuesday, Cooked food sale a t Rest Room will be greatly enjbyed in their the several counties in this state. Mrs. H srry . Papworth, ■ ’ . Mrs. uperihtendent expressed his grati­ That the money thus raised shall tude for the faithfulness nnd loyalty bright and sparkling selections. Saturday, March 2. • 65-lto Mrs. N utt o f Cleveland, Ohio, (Thomas A. Neal, Mrs. Forrest Lake Cooked food sole—where? ResJ be placed at the disposal of tho exec­ ho had ever met. from this corps of who has a most attractive winter nnd Mrs- Cecil Gabbctt motored to Middle aged woman with ten Room. Given by whom? Welfare utive committee of tho State Coun­ teachers and officers and his pleasure homo in Eustia motored over Tues- Orlando last evening to attend tho years' experience nursing ednfinement casps, Apply to 1201 Park Department, Woman's Club. 65-lc cil of Dcfonse, subject to tho order at this mark of their esteem. Tho day and spent the day vyith Mra. C. musical festival at Phillips' Theatre. and approval of the P/esident of the Penny Mmc. Marie Rappold, soprano Met. avenue, , 37-tf Contest" thon followed M. Vorco at Hotel Carnes.' Martin McDaniel has returned State Council of Defense, for such after which Miss Edicfh Stewart ropolltan Opera Co., M. Henri from Tampa where Ije was called for"Mrs. Barnes, popular entertainer expenses as Scott, bans of the Metropolitan Op­ sang .a sola and Mrs. J. W. Ilarncs and Mrs*. Maxwell also prlmo favor- final examination for Uncle Sam's Mrs. Hnl Wight, who lias been era Company, assisted "by Dr. Julia .Clerical assistance gave several humorous readings, nil quite sick for the past two weeks its with the public will both assist in army. Martin does not know yet Alien, violinist, Miss Rouse and Mr. Printing' of which were thoroughly enjoyed. has sufficiently recovered to resume the Lyceum benefit concert that it whether he 'passed as a first class Postage L. T. Gumberg at the pinao wero to be jfiven the nineteenth of this soldier or n first class printer but in Delirious refreshments consisting hcr studies at Rollins College, where annnunred for the opening perform­ Stationery either ease he is all right. month. of Neapolitan Whip a la cherry, she is taking the Civil Service course. ance. Travel L. R. Philips & Co.'s drug store Don’t forget to leave your orders and such other continhent expenses cream and cake were served by the for’Ire cream for Sunday dinner at open every Sunday from 9:30 to as mny be Approved by tho execu­ hostess, assisted ’by Mrs. W. S. The girls basket ball team will L. R. Philips' drug store Saturday. 11:30 a. m. and -3:00 to 0 p. m. i’or tive committee. Coffee-a Nutrient Thornton. — piny the Cathedral girls in Orlandp prescription nnd medical purpose#. Coffee I# not u stlnmlnnt pure nnd . - 55-Pri-lf this evening. Beautiful night for n At a late bour. tbo purstn reluct­ Sidney J. Cnlts, Chrm. simple, hut A yery considerable nutri­ All wdrk correctly And promptly crowd to motor down from Sanford. antly bade goodbyo to their host Expensive Hemstitching Machlno W. N. Slicats ent. Justus l.telilg proved fhnt, by done. 55-Fri-tf Orlando always Is well represented at dnd hostess, giving many expressions Juit installed at tho mUlinory shop Mrs. W. ri. Jennings tnklug I'rjital lots of men, working In , W. C. Wheeler and wife'of Louis­ of all good wishes for their host and our gumes. of Mrs. H. L. Duhart. Ladies of L. B. Skinner the salt mines, feeding one lot brand many happy return# of the day. Hanford arc invited to call and sco ville, Ky., are the guests of Mr. A. A. Murphroc, Secy. mid ment. Iho ntjief bread nnd coffee, this machine jn operation. Fourth Wheeler’s nephew, Wallace Wheeler Mra. .Chns. Adamson nnd (laugh- nnd comparing results. T|n* coffco (Signed) Lincoln llulloy, of Elder Springs. Mr. Wheeler left ter of Germantown. Pa.,. sister nnd sqund did more work nnd chine out and Sanford Avo. 13-tf Cecilian Music Club Chrm. Executive Committee. ’ The Cecilian Music Club met on niece of Mr. Jf. O. Chose will urrlvo I In better slmpc tbnn the ment enters. N A. Colbert of,Moore, Ilaycu Is snow in Louisville and the beautiful Saturday, Feb. 23, at Mrs. Mun­ in the rity spending a few days with weather of Sanford has made them Funeral of Mra. Harry Fanner home folks. He reports that tho fall.in love with Florida. The funeral services over the re­ son’s studio* with the following pro­ railroad will soon be in Moorchavcn mains of Mrs. Ray Kanner, wife of gram; For Rent and then it wiJI bo more like "Moro; Mr. Harry Kanner, who paused away Duct, Minuet ------- . Mozart Both storAx and houses. See. mo in this city last evening at 5 o'clock heaven." Theodore, Adele Rungc Remember cooked food.sale Satur­ and I can supply your needs. If. C. at a local sanitarium was hcrld In Etude ...... . .. ... * ‘ Spaulding. DuBose; . 19-8tc Helen Witte . • Tampa this, afternoon at 3 o'clock day at tho Rest Room.' 65-^lc Military MArch....................... Sartorio from the chapel of Undertaker F. T. Regular meeting of Seminole ReNOTICE TO MERCHANTS Kitty DuBose Blount. Rabbi Hcrehon-conducted beltah Lodge No. 43 Tuesday eye­ ....... ...Engolman the services. T h e’ interment was Melody of Love ing at 7, o’clock. , Initiation of can­ Editor Sanford Herald, Cityi Dear Sir: May Holly made Jii Jho 'Hebrew cem etery.__ didate.. -Installation - o f- now . of­ Please bo good enough *16 ‘nh.......:cu sm r Mrs. Kanner was thirty fivo years Walt r. ..; ficers. Refreshments. Visiting ’Re-, nouncc In your paper that Ihe’ mer­ old and' besides her husband sho is Dorothy Ray bekahs * welcome.. Sec'y. chants of Seminole coutny will: be survived' by three children, Rosebud Papilluns Liege Announces its first Spring Showing, Tuesday, The friends of Mrs. William Wess- permitted to sell pork and pork Anna DuBose Kanner, 15; Aaron Kanner, 12 and ner eympalhirt with her in the re­ products after six o'clock p. m. on March 5th, with the nicest and cheapest line Anthony Etude . Samuel Kariner, age C. cent loss of her mother who died at Saturdays, no orders for pork to be Margaret Peters A number of the Jewish stores in of Spring Headgear ever on display in Sanford. Croon Cove Springs. ' Mrs. Wessncr taken before C this city were, closed out of respect Zeepce Dance for Indian has recently returned from th at Respectfully,. Suite....-....-........ .............. Lloiiranco to the deceased. The congregation place. T. S. Huff. * Eadly Bailey We appreciate, the patronage of the people, of Lhoc Shulem escorted tFjo body tb (a) March’ of KlngalkGet your prescription work done Tampa this morning on tho early • m an............. .....Rhcinhold neatly, correctly nnd’ delivered and will be very glad indeed, to haVe the Red Cross Meeting train from Hand’s undertaking par­ promptly anywhere In tho city. Scminolo Chapter Red Cross will lors. . Mrs. Kanner mado many (b) Dreaming....... ’............ ..Bauirifcller * ladies call in Tuesday, March 5th, and see Mary Elisabeth Puleston L. R. Philips & Co. do it. havo a meetlhg at tho Sanford friends during’the years she has lived 55-Fri-tf Woman's Club House Friday Mar in Orlando, nnd was thought, very W alli of Forest Sprites.............. Krug the latest styles. Georgia Mobley Now is tho time to plant your 8th. at. 3 o’clock. Business d! Im­ highly of by nil who knew her. She citrus trees. Visit the Lemon Bluff portance and all requested to be was a faithful mother and a loving To Spring *.................................. Eapon 4 * y Lillian Shlnholqcr 55-2tp Nurseries, Ostedn, Fla., and save presont. friend.—Reporter-Star. Song, "When the Foat Is on money or get prices. 62-6tp the Pumpkin"------ Riloy, Cpolidge Bualneaa Phones $3.50 M rs. Hilburn, wife of Rev. Dr. Second Draft In April (Little Folks Chorus) . In the statement of the Southern Hilbum now pastor of the M. E. Washington, D. C., Fob. 28.— Mary Elisabeth Paleston, Accom­ church li among, the attractions, an­ Bell Telephone Co., regarding the ■While War Department, offlciala’re­ panist— ;;, •. ’ Mra. A. D. PARRISH, rate of tho business phones in 1 San­ Miss MAY D O t’LE iterate that no date haa been fixed nounced for the evening of March ford ' The Herald had it $3.60 in definitely for tho calling of the sec­ J h e program was concluded with Mnhager ■Asa't Manager atead of $3.50 and we make this cor­ ond draft for the. National Army, all a most enjoyhip vioiln selection by rection as it fa due to the company available outward signs would seem Miss Margaret Tenny of Sorrento. Adelo Rungei Secy. as well M the reading public/ The to indicate aomo time in April, or at residence. phones . will ndt be_ raised the latest-early in-M ay. ; ,A f Billie 'S^rlngfpHovr of -DrLahd is as tiie article-iftated. * : To Hear. A Sermon? Such y n cstlmhte Is based on the In town on business. • know'n preparations for oquipptng nn Sermons are published in paRed Cross Meeting and housing tho men. It Is no mili­ iwra and in books, cheaper C. B. Long of Gainesville is regis­ Seminole Chapter Red Cross will tary secret th a t equipment and sup­ thp.n to support n "Preacher". havo a meeting at. khe Sanford plies for men of the second draft will- tered at the Hotel Carnes. Woman’a Club House Friday Mar bocome available soon after April l / To Pray to God? * C. B. Robinson of Orlando spont a P e o p l e " A t hom e" 8th. a t 3 o’clock. Business of im­ nnd careful observers expect the or "in the open" they can os portance and all requested to bo first Increments to be called aoon af- few hours in Sanford Wednesday. 65-2tp terward.* well open their hearts to God. present. Tho number of men to be called Alec Vaughan,'wJt., of West Palm * *. To Have the Bible Read? Sunday at Congregational Church In the first increment haa not been Beach is in Sanford vlsitipg frienda. - f— The -First Siation -------— Copies ‘lire -so cheap,—each —“The-V U ion-of Dry Bones. and determined- because the question -of lo, they were very dry—Can these housing them has not been disposed man can havo his ow n.. Mrs. J. W. Dicklns haa returned ' On th e bones live?" will be the morning of. There will be room for eome of from a trip to Macon and Jackson­ topic, the service beginning prompt­ them in camps and cantonrnents ville. Theatres can ofier better a t­ ly a t 1 1 - Tourists or other translept now occupied by troops, and it is tractions and greater sensa­ visitors In Sanford are Invited to at­ possible th at 'additional cantonments Mr. Roy Harden of Orange City Is the little 'dead and unimportant tion. — r , . . tend the Bible d ais meeting at 10 may have to be provided. I t also Is was in Sanford on business this o'ploclc. The International lesson for possible* th a t some of, the National ; the , day la 1"Jeaoa the BringCr of Guard camps may be used during week. --- * —«»• Pe*ce"—calming • the tempest, ex« the .period, v. . v . “The Lord’s Service on the gelling the demon. E. E. Brady returned • Tuesday The Stations Along the To-Day Line This phase of the subject is receiv­ from Macon, Ga., where he has • * Lord’s Day”. j -"prayer, the Christian’e Duty and ing careful study,' but nothing haa are all prosperous,. becoming more f. been on business. Jesus said: 1*Verily, V erily i^ Privilege," la the Christian fcndeav- been decided.. . bo as the distance increases. Ray unto you: Except ye ra t. CN| ,topic. Be j i t the church at 6tl5 M p ., p . L. Thrasher, has returned the Flesh of the Son of Mon- prom ptly... V:. Mr. Joe Leing of Sanford la fob Start Your Sayings Account and drink HU Blood, ye have, -iti-rFoliowing ‘the song service’ at lowing Schcllo Milncs from a visit to, her parents, Mr. and Mra, Ferran at Eustls. Now! To-Day! no life in you"—St John the . pastor . will speak .on "God footsteps a t Stetson. Joe haa joined Speaking Twice to 8lnners; First In {he Dramtlc Club, and next Friday M rs. Elliott, who haa been the evening hla company a t Stetsorywill W ordaand then by Deed*." guest of Dr. and Mra. J: N. Robson present, in the .Auditorium of the P*rk Avenue and Fourth St. ,, . haa returned to her-home In Jackson­ University, A comedy entftled, '‘•A Red Cross Meeting THIRD .SUNDAY.. IbL L E N T _ _ ville.' ' Seminole Chapter-.“Red-Cross-wty Pair of Sixes." Mr. 8chelle Maine* m 111,! 1■ [I MuaIctfScrvlcjr a T r r s 7 m ; ~ g T i i ^ have a meeting *t tha t San/ord was tho ,gr«ateat comedian Stetson ' Miss ‘ Ruth McDaniel who haa ever had, b n t ydd ought to aee Joe. Woman’s ClulT House > r i d a / ’M ar The Original Faith ■ 8th. a t S o’clock. Business of fm- In this rip-rablng farce comedy the been ■vUHlng friends In Jacksonville Same Services of the Apostles portaince .‘and all requested to. be people will split their,sidek-laughing for the past week returned yeitvrAdapted to 20th Century Need a, j preheat:. * *,55-2tp( a t Joe.—Stetson Note*. *d The THE QUALITY SHOP MILLINERY ■.. ' - . \ dH * ** We G u a r a n t e e r\S at is f a c t i o n Why Go to* Church? To B e E n te rta in e d ? Some- O ther- Day-- Line Village of Never But The One Compelling Reason’ CHURCH OF TiiFHQLY t i f e Seminole County B an k t !— ~ !■»>( O, i -• v ,/ L -», • -,; ’■ A s •< : W i!. 1 *X\ �All Attractions Furnished by the Bigger, Better, Greater, Grander, than Ever ), - 1 Big Clean High Class Attractions -- Three Mammoth Riding Devices to Please the Masses:—The World's Best and Most Costly the Whip; The Gold and Glittering Jumping. Horse Merry Go Round; The Sky. Scraping Big Eli Ferris Wheel. The Big Free Out Side Attraction and that Famous Jass-Uniform Concert Band Giving Two Free Concerts Daily. .. ! c ^ o n n n n u 5 » » c Q n n n iiiix 5 e c Revfval In Shipping Brings Pros­ perity to AmerioaR_Sba* board Towns. Same Spirit That Mads Old Salem Rich Now 8een In Msrchant Ms’ rlnts'a Development—New Ports Springing Up. Washington.—One effect of the pres­ ent rapid expansion of tho American merchant marine la a sudden and un­ precedented revlvnl of business nl cer­ tain American porta which a few years ago were thought Id have passed their Bath, Me.. Is cited as on example. In the prosperous nineteenth century days of sailing ships Bath was the country's leading shipbuilding port. It d*dln£d steadily nftcr the Introduc­ tion of alvei a* a building material. f lp k a m ra rm7i* rmmcxgjr TOnUTCJ Now Bath, building both steel and wood vessels, Is so prosperous that the housing of the workmen taking Jobs there Is a pressing problem. The same la true of several other North Atlantic port*, while In other sectlens porta are springing up where nono existed before. Cloee observers of the present re­ vival In shipping say that before the United, Btatcs shipping board's present construction plan la completed—a plan by which a vast new merchant fleet la to he brought Into being—the develop­ ment of American porta will parallel on a larger scale th at which took place In the "good old days of tho square, rigger*." In earlier times, as at present, every­ body In a port touched by the pros­ perity of sfpgnlng was keenly Inter­ ested tn shipping. Present-day secre­ cy abput contracts, sailings and-divi­ dends, had Ita prototype In the secrecy that enveloped such matters more than a hundred years ago, tn a score of American ports, notably In Salem. Mass.In those dnys, we nro told, "rival merchants sometimes drove the work of prepnrntjon for Toyngra nljjtit and day. Ships whlt-h set out for foreign ports were wntched when they slipped their rabies nnd sailed away by night." Personal Touch In Voyages. In .those times there was n more per­ sonal touch In voyages than now, as LESSONS FOR THE Home Embroiderer Specially prepared fo r this N ewspaper by Pictorial Review. \ A Feast For the E ye is this Fruit Centerpiece. ' By KATHRYN MUTTEI1ER. • New embroideries for tho dining tabU Include this exquisite centerplace In fruit design. Grapes, apples » a i peaches compose the Icsst for th e .eye, for they are done In natural coUrs upon a background of ecru Bn- 'scallops. For tho woman who prefers the round table to all other shapes be; cause of Its traditions and convlv. lallty, there Is nothing more novel than this centerpiece. It may be used betweon meals or lor a luncheon ev£ry man making A voyrfge was al­ lowed a certain space In the hold for goods of hta own. People In the home port of a ship ontward bound Intrrsted their savings to their seafaring neighbors for ventures In far coun­ tries. This spirit of commercial adventure Is finding expression today on a larger and less personal scale, say the experts of the shipping board; and these stu­ dents of conditions trace the present enthusiasm of the nation for seafaring to beginnings In definite periods tn which our old-time ports were at the bright-of. their prosperity, In so doIng, they cite Sstem aS a good exam­ ple of what a venturesome people may gain upon the sea. Salem at one time stood at the head of the rifles of the- Untied States In the value of Its Imports. In 1812 It had 723 ships .In the deep­ water trade, and of these, 68 were Enst Indinmen. These vessels brought home cargoes of fabulous richness— slUis, Indigo, spices. Ivory arid other products of the far East, "There are old people living In Salem who remember when the city's ancient warehouses were full of “hemp from Luzon, pepper from Sumatra, colTee from Arabia, palm oil from the west coast of Africa, cotton from Bombay, duck nnd Iron from the Baltic,, tallow from Madagascar, salt from .Cadiz, wine from Portugal nnd the Madelraa. figs, rnlslns nnd almonds from the Mediterranean; tens and silks from Chinn. rum, sugar and molasses from the Waal Indies; Ivory ami gum-copal from Zanzibar; rubber, hides and wool from South America, whale oil from the Arctic and Antarctic and the'sperm' from the South Seas." Pioneers. In Cemmsroe. Sslem ships were pioneers In open­ ing new mutes of commerce. Salem merchants were the first to bring pep­ per from Sumatra, robber from South America nnd cofTee from Mocha. The Salem . ship Recovery, Capt. John Ropes, was the coffee pioneer, and be­ tween the landing of her first cargo of the fragrant berry tn 1703 and 1803, Salem Imported not leu than 12.000,000. pounds of Mocha coffee. Salem men w'ere perhaps no mors active than other American deep-water sailors of the period hut their records were better kept. They abound tn stories of their adventures. Examining tho causes of Salem's great fame Won upon the aea, a cecent historian of tho.merchsnt marine found that tt was "not In her harbor nor tn her store of shipbuilding timber. . 1 It was Salem men. . . . Americans of the Americans who built up the ro­ mantic commerce thnt left no sea onvisited, no land unexplored. , . . Their business required Iron will "and Iron nerve, a noble Imagination, belief 'th thrmsHve* and In their fellow minn." The case of old Salem, and of the newer ports now flourishing under the Impetus of the country’* present com­ mercial expansion, convinces the mari­ time specialists (hat the quality which won In both rases Is a constant one, being nothing Iras than American en­ terprise. J. H E LP ! S EN D F U E L ! P E T J CANARY HAS YOUNG O N ES (tty International Nswa Service.) , , Detroit.—"I'lease, * sir, oh, . ■ please,* I t you - a re -bomanet-] |; send coal to my home at once." • > • This was the agonized appeal ) | of a woman over the telephone <> to the fuel administrator's office. ! I The coal waa produced and,* | J when pressed for explanation, !! the woman added; J[ "My pet canary U batching <> young ones." ' !I or tea, for the duster# of fruit ar» easily' transferable to napkins to complete a aet. Nowhera have such happy possi­ bilities been realized aa In the at­ tractiveness of the new dining room linens. Although pure linen Is bard to sec are there are many substltutea which' are giving complete satisfac­ tion to needleworkera. Scrim and cotton poplin are perhaps the most popular, tho former being liked espe­ f Dbllonhoilng A Scallop. cially for center-pieces, dollies, ctc^ ' Tha fruit Is first ouUlned In blaek with hem-atitched border#. Cotton Private Rambo Sets Fine Exam « r dark blot cotton, then filled In poplin not only takra all forms of em­ pie in Contentedness. •with large French knots In their net-’ broidery. exceedingly well, but tho viral coloring*. Blue, purple, light latest offerings Imitate lltjen so per­ srsen or dark red may be used tor fectly that It Is-bard to distinguish Letter ts Parent# Please* Camp Com• mender and Private la Given tha grapes, red and yellow for tbe ap- thsm from tha genuine material, es. ,p its and rad, pink and rose, ror tha pedally when In tan or ecru. Flno Leave of Absence. peaches. Th# leave# a rt In" raised repp Is also excellent for dining room satin stitch In two shade# of green. and library Unena decorated with Camp Meede, Md.—Private D. B. TThlte Is used fo r the eyelets and hand embroidery. Rambo, Throb Hundred Fifteenth In­ fad try, was scared, for the flret'tlm# PlclorisVReview Embroidery No. 124J0. Transfer pattern"of 64-lnch ceu* since he left hta horns to fight wheq ra n ta * . .. 1 . • Itrpleot, 4A 40 cents. am. The centerpiece la 64 Inches tn mametar. The design Is worked out . * French knots, eyelet, outline and GETS HIS FURLOUGH he V m 'ordered to appear bilore the -old man," aa Brl». Gen, William J. Nicholson la . known throughout the brigade. ; . ' "Private Rambo I" the Oeneral sud­ denly barked forth, - "Did yon write thla letter?" Private Rambo looked, cleared hla voice of aotne of Ita huaklneaa and ad* mltted he had. It read: "Deer Mother and' Father: • "Am writing yon a letter to let you know I received your letter and alio the bor (Christmas box). Tou sent the box by express. Why don't you send them things by parcel post? Everything was fine, but tbe honey got warm, and ran through the box. The ealco was good, too. There's a fellow hers [ knew up In the city. He thinks your cake can't be b eat We had a fine time yesterday, entertainments end turkey dinner. Now all I want-ls to get home for a week and then I’m ready.to go anywhere. Maw, I never felt better In all my life than I do now. Thin Is sure a healthy life. Plen­ ty of work and all you can eat. Now don't forget to send a cake once In a while, for a box of things like you sent makes life bettrr. You can write and let me know when you send some more rake. With love for all. your sort D. E. Ilnmbo." "Well. Private Rambo," the genera) boomed again, "yon can have that week's holiday home. I like boys who don't grumble all the time." Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity • of 99.98 Per Cent. j T. 0 . Charles Distributor i g . - PHONE i xiiiiiiiiiiiixiiniiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxiiiiiiiniiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiix REMAKING TIRES is what our vulcanizing process may he called. For by this method we take a punctured, or badly damaged tire and make It ns serviceable- ns ever ngain. In these days of soaring prices, tire ex­ pense is a serious matter. Any method therefore that will save a fire lor future service is a distinct economy. Our vul­ canizing process docs just that. P ER ILS O F BIRD S LA U G H T ER National Association of Audubon So.— clstles -Points- Out- Danger-of — Relaxed .dame Laws. New York.—Grave .perils threaten the agriculture of the United States through the Indiscriminate slaughter of birds and of wild life, according to a statement Issued by the directors of the National Association of Audubon 8ocletlea. Mr. T. Gilbert Pearson, th# secre­ tary of the association. In making pub­ lic .resolutions adopted by the board of directors, said that unless every ef­ fort la made to enforce all game pro­ tection laws, the resulting unrestrain­ ed activities of gunners and pot-huntera would soap destroy the. natural foes of Inaecfs and of rodent pests aad of weeds. • "The crops will save the nation," saya the-official statement, "and the birds will help to save the crops." Iq thla national crisis, America Is looked upon by our allies as the granary of the world and the source of food which must sustain the-flghters In the months of struggle yet to come. There­ fore every effort should be made to Increase-the yield of our fields. • “This association points to the grave peril which attenda th i relaxing of the wise statutes enacted for con­ serving the wild" life of this country, which Is more and more recognised as an Important economic" factor." 338- Sanford, Florida BUY GROCERIES AND FEED DIRECT FROM US We are wholesale distributors of Food Products and sell direct to you^-cutting out all profits of the middleman. - wvVj'StV j4i ; C l re, ■. ‘.V'tW Goods shipped same day order received—no delays. We will be glad to plade you on our mailing list, to receive our Weekly Price List, which will always save you money. Send for it today, a postal will do. FIR S T N A V E L O R A N G E DYING Parent Tree of California Citrus Or­ chards PtanUd 44 Years Ago, Seems Near End. Riverside. Col.—The original Wash­ ington navel orange tree, planted here forty-four years ago, producer of the first navel oranges grown In the Unit­ ed Stntes and pnrent-o^'fhimOftr of trees now growing In California. Is bslleved'to be dying. Horticultural experts are studying the dloense thnt threatens It In the hope of prolonging Ita life. This tree fame originally from toms point Inland from Bahia, Brasil. It wm planted here In 1873 by Mrs, Q.-L. Tibbetts, who obtained It from the bo­ tanical gardens In Washington. Ef­ forts to discover In Braxll other navel orafige tree* hove so far failed. Wild Geese Break Glass. . Two IUver*. WIs.—During a severe storm that swept over Lake Michigan a large number of wild geese were sighted. The largest flock was seen at Twjn IUver Point lighthouse. The flock-Constated of more than 300 geese. The geese were confused by the flash of the.llght ami broki the tower glass, one-hair Inch thick. One of .the gebta killed In the Impact with the tower Close weighed over'five pdunds." JACKSONVILLE, ( keep y o u r shoes neat PRESERVE THEiIEATHER LIQUIDS AND PASTES FOR BLACK WHIT E .TAN. DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOES �■ NEW WJNDLE HOTEL YOST PLAYERS VS. ' JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Awdy With DEADLY POISONS RAT C KILLS PATS. MICE AML) COPIURS R. C, BOWER, Sanford, Florida Nolle# of Apsllcsttoa for Tai Rood Undor Hoelion 8 or Chspltr 418*. Law* of Flor­ ida Nolle# la beraby glecn that 8. M. Andoreon, purrhaecr of Ta* Ccrtlflcalo No. 1110, dated tha 8th day o( July, A. D. I*9T. ha# Sled aald certlfirat# In my offiro, and haa mado application lor ta i deed to Iwue In accordance with law. Said certlHcate ombrarte tha following doerrlbed property •Ituolod'ln Seminole county. Plorldo, to-wit: WM oI NEW of NEJ( of N E K SetMon, 3f. Tp. 31 S. Rang# 31 eaat. t arret. The aald land being uireaed at the data of laau■ore of auch certlAcato In the u n i of (1. M. Jacob*. Unite, aald certlAcato aholl be redeemed according to law ta i deed will ieeue thereon on tho 19th.day ol March A. D. 1911. Wltnrea my nffirlal etgnatur* and eeal Ibia the l&ih day of Frhruary. A. It. 1011. (eeal) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clrrk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. lly V. M. Ilouglaee, D. C. COACH Y08T CHANGES NAME OF TACKUNQ DUMMY. Tho tackling dummy on Iho Univer­ the front unless they showed cqnstd sity of Michigan footlmll practice Held untidy less consideration for “Get lias been rochrlulcnot! and Is now a trade's" feellujts. male Instead of a female pcrsoniigc. T h is season, w ith m a n y gridiron' C o ac h Y o a t, g r l n n t n l * J y n lt d ly . I h stars nliKciit front collegia and many re a d y to a d m it t h a t ’ t h e r e ih tin ocean green men to tench, Yost faced a prob­ lem. o f e ltc c lIv e n c M " In n n a m e ," . Hut be solved It. “ Until this season the dummy has H e had the tnckllng dummy recbrlsbeen known ns "flortrado." On numvrotw occasions Yost, T ra in e r Tu th lll and toned. Its pew name Is "Kaiser lllll." other chiefs of the training squad have And that's the reason why ’Yost fs Informed nmjdtlous young football canilUlnles tbul they never wouM get to still g rin n in g . Notice o ffA y p llro llo n for T o t Head Under Herds# a of Chapter 41H8, Lawo Of Fler* Ida w Notice le hrrehy given that Frank Harrie, nurchawr of T a i ( ertlAcate No. 198, dated the fdh day of July, A. It. M p IS . baa bird eaid certificate In my offlre, and hae made application' for t a i ifred to ii*u e In arrord•n re with law . Said certificate embrace* tho following deerrllied property eltualrd In Seminole rn u nty, Florida, t »■artt: W r it 1*3 *r , Chapman c , o u | 1 IM ■ a| A oee T au *4 rk * mrr'e il w n u >i , , o' Lot 4, Blockl 6, Add., to Sanfi-rd. The eald land being oeereerd at the date of the ieeuanre of euch certifi­ cate In >he name of M . II. K in g .- Unleea eald re rtifira le <halt he redeemed arcordlng In law ta i-d e e d w ill laiue thereon on the 191 h day of M arch, A. I>.. IB IS . • W lln r n my official -ignature and eeil tfala the 16th day ol* February A. I>. IS IS , (eeal) E. A. D O U G L A S S . Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. * lly V . M . D o ug lau , D. C. 6 1 -F r lS tt . . N O T IC E D P .WANTRICH H 4 I.B Notice If h rrfh y givrn t*.»t undrr in d by v lr * r r tjf a B fiil d re fr * of fo rrrlo tu rr and w ir mfcrir on the 6th day of February, 191*% by *hr Konornt lr Jamrv W . Perkin** Jud f* of i hi* r ir r t iif €”r»uf j of tlio Sr tr u th J tid ifU l f'irru lt of Iln rid a . Srmtnole county. In f h in r r r y , in tti«t r p r ia in fiu ii1 therein pend* inie, * h rrrln ih«* iJ v rtitrp c i T u rp c ii'ln f f*«*mfianya » c o ir orntlnti, i* f n m p 'a ln in t. and llrrm a n I) , h r llt r . M rr> J* K r llff and Farm er* M r r rl.a n tf Hank r f M ilsn, M trh lean ari* dpfpHdpnlN I, P * I*, Houibf-blrr, ^ I'r f ii! Ma*i« r. fbail olfrr fnr and *r 11 In th r hlghfat b ld ijrr fo» carh. bafofv lh# door of thn ro u rl h o u tt in F arfn rd , rrmlno!*? ro iitity* Florida, on Mtrnday, I h** Ifh dt|**f»f March A* l 1 I VI?; tb*- ^amr br'nc a Ir f a ■ale* day, and d u rin r the lecal I tiitr* of nalc, tb#* j rot erty dr*rrib*»d in thi* Ora t ln f r e ■ftJirrald, aa folio*e. In**It* HcflntiinK »f» in c r e a s T I P c r im e Takes Amazing. Leaps Slnco Amerioa Entered War. v lu W n c o , e x c e p t r o b b e r y , h n v o teiitleO the n*»rth line of Yoncc G rant, fiti 95 chain* t o d e c re a s e , h u t U ie tle c re n s b Is to lit * r « t . 6 t l r f r m north of touthraat fty iiF f of Levy G rant on l.ahc Jr»«up, run aouth f a t t r i b u t e d nut so m y eh to g a n g s a n d dcKfcc*, » r * t GT.21 ch a in * to strut It H it* of ,tho Imprisonment ‘ * , ti . o f.th e gangsters f o r m e r l y a n ilc t n l N e w Y o rk c ity . whe ‘ the »nuth l l r r ufV v1 I 'h J".jr .^rV ,n.lt, iifaSli n t Kin M .0n-h,s\1 5 ftm !> tir (n o rth L l k o C o m m is s io n e r W . kk I s , D is t r ic t A t t o r n e y S w u n n h o ld s t h u t U ie c a u s e * o f in c r e a s e d c rl.n o to t lie w a r. a rc & ifcercr-, * i >i line of Vnogr Swi r,r*ni„7.t.o£ chaim ,*ran t a d.'R'n "no'eTh rh *m * »o bvgin- S ^ r g w .V d 'lV ^ ..'A .° r & W J iS u i: r o n t* )tll N u m b er - o f C o m p la in ts T h ro u g h o u t n ln r S rk *lh « w n l of *nulk«***t “Tho explanation," ho says, “Is In ro 4inAIrr Mt-fr,inSu-rlon 11. T u » iu h lp *1 »oulp. C o u n try Increases 20 P e r C ent the Increased valuo o f property. Sllkw, lt* n ,o 311 m l run o rth It* I!* rh *ln * j>orUi In 6 lx M o n th s. h t [T r ftfn , « n l 19.07 ^ ln i, *oulh ” copRer, brass, ftiodslufTs and almost rh *ln *. r» ,t IH rh * ln i tothl>*(!n nin (, lolil every commodity havu spelt an Increas­ John I t . NohU. <tl) ll» *in n in t i l n n rih r**! ro rnirf rr of t hi* New York,— Since tho United State* ed valuo and aro so readily salable ulh” 5 dl * l l i l x i i * iU u t llit '1 Ifn il, run jentered tlio war tho crime percentage* th a t it Is worth w hile to steal most Sfi-rf. * « t 33.fi2 rlik fn l In. • tla kItc at *lu practically every city In tho coun­ anything, -and tho thieves net accord­ ic n l i r , ! tho M i l and *>**l .boundary. Iln r brtw n-n I rlla r d y and M rr. M lro u, thrnro try have taken* futmzlng leaps. T in ingly. With the Increase In values ll from ■•Id r t n lr r *t» k * * t * l fi i l n r w * . north 32.37 rh a ln , to a a la k r * r t n r» r lh» tik r , number of ctiflqflulnts reaching va­ a corresponding Increase In (crnptu* th r n r * *outh b d r j r r * , w n l 330 lin k *, thrrrf-j rious detective headquarters through- Uon.” • outh 3ft d rrrr*» . r»«t f fC I lin k *, th»n r* r**E 6 d ,r r - r * , ,'.u th IJP link* In a * f * k r .out (he land for the last six mmttht » h l h '■ thr n n rtb » r*t r-irnnr »l lh - fiv'ms ‘j o per cent higher thnu during th« • rrn lot *u r*r> rd for J. II C i I1d * I ) ‘. Ifnm ■*id . n a r th iM l rn rn rr i l i h r ,nu th M dr(Mimc pt-rlod u year ngo. The Incmoo , r r r * . i * , t 391.TS lin k . In •n u lliw r't ro rn ri. Inin extended to prticUcnlly nil form* , 1 ,1 5 i l r ( r r * i , *nulh I2fih.3 lin k * to *outhC. L o b c r t of '8L L o u is L earn s Ho W a s r » * l ro rn rr, north d r t r r r * , »»*t Shl.O link* of crtino except murder and nssnulL to t h , n o r lh r* *l . to rn rr, » r * l 6 r ir f t r * ,. Born In B r a z il, N o t Q srnorth 1337.4 lin k * In liorlnnioc brine thr Commissioner' Woods o f the Now . m any. northvrrit ro rn rr of aald five a rrr lo t *old * '.York city pollco department, has made to John II. C alloiray. a Apodal examination o f, the record* l M lro u ’* F u lf ill! Mon on tho r i a l •id i­ 8 t. Louis.— A denthbctl secret, Just ot (C .L itfl* Lok* llo w rll. w ith a view to answering the. question ( D ) A frartinn al part of tha nor*Lwr*t disclosed to Charles Lobert qf 8L ns to the effect p f t h e w n r on CTIint quartrr of Portion 13. Townahlp 31 roulh. Louis by his sister. Miss Emms Lobert it a n i* 30 r a il, in Y o n i* G ran t, boundrd and.criminals. Ills conclusions are a* . o f' Hnglnnw, Mich., reveals to him ho and d r*rrik rd a* follow*: Ilr r ln n ln , at Ih * n n r lh * r * t ro rn rr nf *aid Srrllon- 13. thrn'*follows: was not bom In Oennany, ns ho has r a i l to tn r north llo r of aald *rrfio n to thr “Crimes against prppcrty have, In- believed, nnd consequenlly Is not an W**l Hit* of 1,01 4, of M lro u ’r P u h-iII*i*lo n , with aald w rit llo r aouthwaatrily creased steadily slnco tho United alien enemy. N either docs ho have to Ithrnr*eo rhaln* to a S3 fi. a tm t^ r. ih r n r r wr*t S lates entered tho war, and the rea­ ask for naturalization papers or a zone with *aid mirth Iln r ol *ald a * m u r 2-cbkln*. th r n r r aoulh fi d r f r r r * , wr*< It.O S rhalna son may bo found dlrccUy In Uio eco­ perm it. to lh« aouthwral ro rn rr of Lot 1, thrnr# nomic conditions w h ic h ' hnvo been Lobert always .believed ho was born •outh "S d r t r r r * r a i l M.1& rhalna, th rn rr •outh fi d t ir r r a wrat 7.fi7 rhalna to a ro rn r/. brought about by tho w ar. CJrlmes ol In Germany. lie served In tho flpnn- th r n r * north Sfi d rfrrra , wrat 7D.S0 rhalna Inh-Amcrtcan war. O o used his honor­ moro or* Ira*, to wrat -arrtlon Iln r, thanr# r o ilh w ith amid P ot to th r p la rr ol b rtln able discharge papera whenever -ho n ln t. b ring fillr rn a r r r , moro or Iraa ronv was questioned nt n polling plnco on rv -d on tho 10th doy of D r rr m h rr , A. H. IB m lo M ary A in ra C lark and M r*. A m rrM election day. Last week ho went to a ilopklAa.) And alao Lot 4 Craa 10 arrra In aqoarr In - recruiting nfllco to Join _ tho United u th w ril - ro rn rr) S«(tlon 13, LoL. t and States Guards nnd wns rejected be: •o north half of f^ ta 2 and 3, S rrllo n 14, Iota 1, I , 3, 4 and 5. S rrllo n tfi, alt bring In Wo aro all nt a dangor polnL On cause ho .wits » German citizen. Tnwnahlp 21, South. Uanga ! 0 a * i l . T o «lh& usa of good common bsoso In. our , l i e .wrote to his sister and received r a tlify tho -drrrr# ijm r ta f w * -ootorod * • --T“ D a trd at Sanford. Somlnof* ro u n tr. Flof19IS farm nnd garden opornttons do* r ,wonl from her thnt ho was bom 1& F rh ru a*> . IBIS. pends prosperity or our "going broVo." llrn ztt while his mother was vn n trip. d»,' th l* tb# ,7th dK.iyP.o*U O U g llO L liE U ; 4 P .P r [ 4 H _________________ 4Yrr#«lil (She had kept It a secret through prfdo Kvcn nt iircsont high prices no ono e c o n o m ic , d u * ■•is D EA T H B ED T A L E AIDS A LIE N Half Your Living Without Money Cost ca.i plant nil or nearly a ll cotton, buy In Germany, but on her deathbed hnd' la Clttall Coarf, Hrronfk (Trralt, Hoaitaol# o u n lf. Floilda food and grain a t present prices from 'related it to her dnughter, on condi­ O r r r i l f r r t T u rpf rn tln * C o m p an r * 'pply merchant on’ credit and make tion thnt ahe not reveal It to her brothC lark W . M cD onald. K iq m i A ,‘ M r nn-ney. Food and grain Is hlghor in 'er. Kw rn, Hu*an D . M rE w r n , J rn n lr proportion than aro present cotton M rK.w tn. Eta Rrackcnrlds# and — — prices. [trrek rnrldfrr. h rr huilW nd, M ary SIX-SHOOTER IS PASSING Godfrey o n d -------G o d trry. h -r hu»• It's a tlmo aboro n il others to play band. Jnm*a I t . M rE w tn . Dunran fiafe; to produeo nil possible food, M cE w an, Edw ard I I . P ra rrr. Jrn n i* rrnhi and forago supplies on your own Pitchforks and Shovels Replace Fire* E . V a r .lc k lr r and Andraw VanF lc llc r, hrr hu*hand, Sam ’l I I . W a ll, acres; to cut down tho store bill. arms In Equipment of Okie* U v i i Key*. W . V. W lrh lm a n , I I . .Winfield Raya. G to . II. I f a / * . H u tu . „ A . cood..pUjco of g a rd e n . ground, ________ ___ h am s.S h eriffs,.,___ . . H liir r , John W>lh*lm. I I . I f . Dupoo, rightly planted,. rightly tended and E d ia r L. Stone. M a ry A. Hfonr. kept planted tho year round, can bo T u ls a ; O kln.— T h e «lay o f t h o - s lx - ....................... .. sh t. ........ Juaflnlan D rou John ................... lllu r , Jo*. *nado |o pay nearly h alf your living. I t shooter, the- Winchester ami the Colt g; V » p. K will siiro you moro money than you J b pnsslng In this stnt?J5c«ennLDltc»>*-KiJU.,ltfpJ. w. Rttwo^Wm. ». Wrbmado on tho best throo acres o f cotton fork* nnt! Ahovci* vero ouupu 10 ino Mo|# Mtbf, K fifiu-wfld'lUiiu ir« you over growl * equipment of tho olllco of tho sheriff Y # rt tta l. Hastings' 1918 8oed Dook tolls a ll T o tfc# d afrn d an tr, C la rk W - M rD o n a ld . obout tho right kin d of a money asr- of this county. lm sia A . M rE w rn , Swran D . M rE w tn T h o n ew eq u ip m e n ts n re to bo used rnn># M rE w r n , E lla B rrekan rtd i#, and — — mg garden and tho vegetables to put Ilrrrk rifr|d y r. h rr huaband. M a ry G o d frr/ In th o n n c s rth lh g o f Illic it liq u o r In it. it tclla about Uio fa rm crops u r t u l -------flr>«lt»*y« h rr huaband. J am ei If . R e ce n tly th e s e In s tru m en ts M f C a t a ’. D unran M rE w r n , Edward I I . well anil chaws you the d e a r road to t n ia ic . rarra, Janolr E . V a n S lrk trr, and Andraw rpal. and regular farm prosperity. If s U n e a rth e d an a u to m o b ile load o f P V a n S Irktrr, h rr huaband, -Sam’l H . W a lt, Free. Sand for It today t6 H . a liq u o r o n it fo rm n o r th o f ,tho c ity . D a l i K rya, W . V . W lfh tm a n , I I . Wlnfiald H ay*, Gro. It. Haya, H u t# K ltU r. John HAB-tNQ S C O , A tlanta, Qm—A d f t . 8. 8. A rty. Larlnla A. Clark, frank Clark. Unitad PtaabytarUS W i u i ’i AmocmiIob, a corporation. W m . TL. Lambotb, Kobart W. Toomin, W . D. Wilo», D. T. Domar, as Trust##, Hanriotta, National Dank. NalKaa E. Bimnooa. U , U. IIronton,' Allen B n riii md —■■■ ** H ry ia t.. Ellstrorth* Truaf "C57, n forrlyn corpora* lion, Oottlltb It. Kajrlor, Martha J. Doora. Jacob T, Boom. Chat. J. Rrownlje. Itobt. . II. Drnoka. a . D, Brow nil#, Rabt. U, Rrownllo. M. L_ Bonn, Goo. W. Link, Harriot 0. Pennington, Harriet B. Link, Mary Pennington,' — ------Pendlagtoo, ------PonAlagton, J. J, Thornton, — Thornton, Thoo. _M. M. Adame, - — — JThornton. Adam,, South Florida Railroad Company, a rOrp«r alloa. U. W . " K lor.' ~ft#h.' ’ xi Racklnatoo, P. Koltb lloawtll, I.oula Taploy, Mayyl# 8. Column, a widow, Janiea A. Janklna. Annlo E. Griffin, a widow, W. Q. Emloon, St. B. Lon* caator, ’Koato Kaanody. Walter P. Kennedy, 8. P. Kennedy, Sarah E. Johneton, It. E. Johniton, Lnman Ward, W. H. White, John T. Lion* bach, all unknown portion claiming Intoroeta under 8. 8r Arer,<i. Rich* ond Murphy, Larlnla A. Clark, Win, R, Lambeth, Itobt. W. YooK an, D. T. Homer, at rruatco. • than E. Simmon*. M. 11. Bronaon. Alice Bryant, Gottllob II. Keylor, Martha J, Doora, W a T. Nesbitt, Chat. J. Brooke, (1. D, Brownlie, Mory Pennington, J. J. Thornton, Thor. M. Adame, It, W. Kina, Geo. A. Harkintto*, P. Koltb Boewell, Louie Taptey, Mayyl# 8. Coleman, Jamee A. Jenklna, Annie E. Griffin, W. q. Emleon, It, .11. J^ncaater, Koato • Kennedy, Walter T. Kennedy, 8. P. Kennedy, Sarah E. Johneton, Lumen Ward. W. R. White end John T. IJenbach. CONVENIENT PLACE FOR SILO m axw ell MOOSE COFFEE • —- riS K ■* Youn c n o c c n _ S h o u ld Be L ocated O utside R a th e r .* T h a n 'l n e id e o f B a rn — A llo w * Space f o r F e e d Room. , * # « _ • v e * ‘ in general the silo should bo located outside rather then Inside Uie baht. Pisco It b few feet away from the barn so that ■ small Z«ed room may bo built between. This arrangement not only provides * convenient pUco fo r tho allege cert b u t alto e means of sepereUng the ello from the milk­ ing barn where silage odorV era undoslrable. THE U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford Sedan, $695 f. o. b. Detroit, is a handsome enclosed motor car th at meets ev­ ery demand in an up-to-date enclosed car. A roomy interior seating five; deeply uphol­ stered with fine cloth; plate glass slidinir win­ dows; silk curtains; latest type of ventilating C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer * . 4 1 -P ri-S t# 'Heavy yields of high class products aro nec­ essary (o bring a big net profit to the grower. The banner record for meb remits has bean held for the last quarter-century by In Ih r Circuit Court. N fv m lh Circuit, Hem* Inolo C o un tf, Florida O vrr*rrc#l T u r p tn lln * Company v». C U rk Wo M cD o n ald , all unknown t*arti*« rU im inc In t c r u ii under Clark W . M cDonald, all unknown partlra claiminc In lc rrtla under Dm tna A. M r | ; * r n . all unknown p irtlca claimIn r interra*• under Edw. ||« I*oarr<*t all unknown part I n rial mine Itilvrm ta untlrr KINtlm th 11. Svmp, d o t’d., all unknown paHlet clatm lnt In tc rn t* under R a m i I I , W ade, all unknnwt) n a rtirt claiming In te rrtla under D a a r O. lU rh rr, all unknown partlra claim* in r in te m ta under l / ^ * li Keya, all # U n i no * i i fu rl (r« rlaj rrtlrt e In t r ir s ii u n d ir 11. W ln A ilil llaya, all unknown nartit-a claiminc Intcrrata under Geo. I I . Ilaye, alt unknown part lea claim ­ ing intrrr«ia under David I** Hart* lo ll. drr*d.a ■!! unknown partlr« claiminc in tH ra t* untlrr K. A Hah* bln*, drcM , all unknown n artlr* cl at mi rtf Interrata under Hugo lU ttrr, all unknown parlies claiming intrresta undrr Daniel Hackney, all unknown p arlira claltnlnf In lr r n ta u m ltr John \Vil>.rtm t all unkouwn r.a illra rlaim In r l i l r r r i i a um trr II I I . D u p rr. all unknumn p ailira rlalrqlnr ln lr r r * t* un-t>r Ed^ai Rtnnr. all u n tn n * p a rlir* rlaim lny ln lr tr *la under 1,. W. IW aw dy. all unknown p a rlir* claim ­ ing m lrrr*la undrr Ju<tlnian D ro u ih t, • tl unknown p a d lra rlalrnlny I n l r l n l * u m |.r John lllu r , all unkmiwn I>ar-’ t lr * rlalm ihc Intrrrata undrr Jo*. K. ( iilh r r t. all unknown p arlir# 'rlalm lua in ltiM la ■undrr T h * *. I I . Ilnbin*. • II unknown partlra rla lm ln ( In lrrr*l> undrr Itobt. I I . Hrurgln*. all un­ known partlra claiming In trrra ta un, d rr l-rm u rl V I. Park, all Unknown p a r lir* claiminc I n t r m t t und rr Jot. V ln tr, d rr'd , all unknown partlra alalm lnc Inlkrrala undrr E llia b rth A. M o lf.-H la n lry E. M o l# and M a b tl E. V ln tr, ' or undrr nllkar of them all unknown partlra rta im ln r In lr r r tla undrr Gro^. E. UIU*. all unknown a rllra rlaim lny Intrrrata ' undrr i m n K. Foolr, all unknown partlra rlalm lnc I n l r i r i l * undrr. (7. II . T ho |nillk r, all unknown p a rlir* rlalm fny m d rlr *!* undrr lla lllr E. Yo*l. d rr'd , and Frank Y u - 1 , d rr'd or r llh r r of ih rm . all u n k n o rn p ortir*rla im ln t In lr rr *!* ond*r Ita rb rl K." C la rk , all unknown p a illr* rlalm lnc lo trrra i* under t . H. Hunkrr. all un known p arlir* rla im ln y Intrrrata under f«aar A. t'r a ir r . #11 unkn-twn p arlira ' ila im ln y Inlrn-at* under W . \ \ W iyht* man. all unkihtwn partlra rlaim lny Intoraala undrr t lllr r r 'V . Parker rt ai. . T o all unknown partlra rjalm lny Intrrrata In the land* brlnw i l n r r l M under any ol . Ih# foltowlny prraona or otLrrw Iar, via.: I ( ’lark W . M cD on ald , Em ma A. M rE w rn , I Edw . I I . p ra rrr,. F llts h rlh II. Symr, dr< *a*rd . SamT 11. W a ltr, l*na,- (I. Ila rb rt, Key*. II . W ln fiiid lla > * i Cro. II. i l * y * , D a ilJ I. E -u t-rU . dec'd. E. A. Bob­ bin*, d rr'd , liu y o Itlc trr, fia n irl llaoknay. J.,hn Vklih-lm, H. II. D u ,#.-, E d rai I, fiiofic, I. W. D raw d y, J u -tii.la n Diquyht, John - lliu *, Joi. F. G ilbert, T h o *. If, llobin*, L oin. I I . H royrln *. I.u m u rl VI. Park, Jo*. M o tr, -d rira > *u , E llia b r th A, M o tr. Stanley E. M o t* and M a b tl K. M ata, Gao.-I E . III!**. Jaa. K. Footr, C . I I . Thorndlka, l l a t t U E. Yoat, d#e*d, y r a n k Yoat, d rr'd , Ita r h r l K . C lark and l i 8 . Hunker, laaae A. Paarr#, W. V . W lyhtm an, O llr r r V. P a r­ ker. * Thoa# rrrta ln tra c t* of land a|luala In Brmlnol# County, Florida, ’ drarrlbrd a,: J ---------------- :— -— h r*— “ ‘ 84#; T p r n B W I L - ------------ ----------------------------36 l» I I N tk ol SW !( ol H W i t ................ 38 19 2U E l , at NJ4 of N k* ol BWha or H E U and K K ol 8»J ol 814 of N W )< ol 8B J 4 _______ 2 20 39 J *20 29 8 W H ol N K ! ( ___________ ____ 3 20 29 H E N of 8 E l f . , . __ :_____________ lir e , nt N W ro rn rr of S E ji. of HE >f of ft*r. 10, tun E . t . U rh»., 8 f i . f i I rh *. K S3 dry W ra t, to Un# ol 40 A ., 10 10 29 N o rth lo Hey— _______ E l f r f BJi ol H K D ol NV^W _ It 20 29 Eaat four arrra uf S * ( of 8 W ) ( Ideal Fertilizers Send for our Free Books on all commercial crop* of Florida; alio our Spray Catalogue. Special advice gladly given. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co., Mfrs. Ideal Fertilizers. 8 W M ol H E ) ( ____I ______ _____ HE I t ol a E l l ____ ______ ________ Ilr y . a t N W . ro rn rr of Lot 2 of Sec. 13,Vatin 8 1& rh *. K • 2 T .II rh *. N i t c h i, W 37.01 chi. to hry_............................ Hey, I t Nw Cor. of H rr. run * « n b t o i f t ^ H esq ft, 8 80 . ItT B (03 ft, N 80 ft, N 41 dey, W M B ft, W 680 ft lo It 20 29 11 20 29 11 20 29 11 20 39 It 20 2fi 20 20 BE / / o f B W j f t - - i ; Z - Z Z Z 11 11 1 1 N E f t of N W J L . ______________33 23 N E W of N E J | hi S E W . . . ____ 3» R H r * JO S 'yd l N of llW ro r of OS'ydl ’ fi W '( of >11N W .) .( of S rr. 31,. ia N (0 r yds, .............. E 440 * yd*. run ol NW 01 BN ol’ W ” of . N W )T « » of -NEM o'F'N w m t• •, Ix>t T o T w a M T a li T f l i w II#I, at NW cor. of Sac. t , 34 28 26 , tl s 29 29 29 29 to I* W 29 to . 11 20 .it 20 so April, A. D, ISIS. I t Is further ordrrad that this nolle# bd psbUalwd onto #sch'w #ry for tw slrs w#*ka In th r Sanford Urrald, a nrwapapsr publlabed ^ j S d l r t K 'i h r S d C lp g lt^ C o u rt this 4th day . (m s r 1 * ■* a ol January, . D ouauksa, - * aarV Clrcslt C sort, Bamlool# Co^ Via. I4 a w # y * Warlaw, Bab. lor Csm pit. If-F ri-IIU . : • ' ’ * t . . ] id e a l Jacksonville, Fla. \ runui(* 1| er» te ■HMaaiooiUl fUnuftaca ” • *s -* On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit arid Vegetable Crates Y o u C a n H uy F ro m U s a t r W h o le sa le I 'r ic c s . W rll w J -run 8 11 eh§, E IS chi, N s to 30 W llh tlm . I t . I L D u i •#, . E d ta r L Slonr, IS 20 9Q M a ty A , Hfonr, Juatlnlan D in u g h t, John r.v * of 8 W I ( . , _______ ______ tS -IS -20B lu r, Jo*. F . G llb rrt, Tho#. I I . Itobhlna, 8 W I1 of N E )( and H W )<- of Jullua K. t.u d d rn . Suaan W . Putllna, V. B. 1 8 20 30 K ln f. U rn). W . Urowfi, W m , N . Wabatrr, HE D of 81 IB to 30 ilo b rrt I I . 8 r o f | l n , E llia b r th A.' M o tr, s i A f aw M#bal E. M ot# and H a iti# E . Yoat: to to SO of S E N I t apprarinc fro m th# aworn bill Bird hrr# BE£< of N E 20 to 10 in th a t' your pl#r# ol rraldm c# la unknown of 814 c lV w jf .__ “ ______ SB 'to so nnd th n t you ara o ra r tha o l 31 yrara, a «1 so nf S E M o l N E N o l...'___ It la tk rrrfo r# ordarrd th a t you do app tar You am h#r#by ordrrad to appear to tha in thl« court to tho b ill bar#ia flUd on tho bill.of comptslnl fll#d btrln on tha la t day of I St h day of M arch, IS IS . ' It la furlh*r ordrrad that this ordrr bo publtrhad .one#, a wvwk. far *l|ht ronaarutlrw. WMkai la tho flaolord Rrrald, a n tw v p#pff putllahtd Is #«ld Sanalaolo. county'. Wllwwana nay band and tho Mai ol lb# aald Circuit Court tkl# thl# January t , A. D, l»*.S, E. A^pouahAsa^^ ‘c i M C trru lr Court; 8 # a la s I t i m y 1 Warlaw, 8.1*. far Ctm plL ’ EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman corporation, requiring It to appear to tho aald bill on January Rule D a y , ( V I I , T o which aubpoona tho ahorlff of. Semin* ole county haa made return th a t be hat been unable to acre# the aame, becaueo of tho folluro of the aald defendant, tho South Florida Hallroad Company, a dom r*tlc cor* J C O O D T O T H E L A S T DROP rw tU i O n n t m t T p r p u t t m Com pany for T'rle* I. III A. Merryday Company Pelstke. Florida STORAGE BATTERIES * * • * # , * * * • ♦ We make a Hpccinlty on overhauling nnd chnrging Storage* Battoriw of nil ninkes. Also repnir Mngnctoa, Generators and Startere. Bring your Electrienl Troubles to ua.. Give Uh A Trial Sanford Battery Service Co.. L. A. Tfenaud, Trap. 203 O a k Avc. 'P h o n e 189 ■•svfi •H rv l :JACKSOIfflUi,EA. “ i T f P WTHERl f j OLDEST ESTABL/StiED SEED MOUSE IN FLORIDA «l *ssww SEND FOR CATALOG AND H E E K ty P R IC E U S E . W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M PA N Y � 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, March 01, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 01, 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>, March 01, 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/7f571659eaadf6bc9c89fbe6739825da.pdf 2ea1e8fed02c47512dc1b9ba287a3fde PDF Text Text ON TUESD AYS P U B L IS H E D AND FR ID A Y S '•'SEMIIN 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 volume IX SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY,’ FEBRUARY 26. 1918 NUMBER 54 STANDARD BRANDS DIVERSIFIED FARMING SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR THE TOURIST AS WELL MAKES SEMINOLE DI FOR SANFORD CROPS FERENT FROM OTH AS FOR THE FARMER WOULD MEAN MONEY one of the most beautiful parts of along with fifty cents instead of n the county and state. Beautiful Woodruff, treasurer, Robert Thrash­ g ro w ers s h o u l d a d - dollar. A few hundred dollars spent N O . O N E SH O U LD V IS IT winter home attest to the homage er, D. S.oIIabbitt, W. W. Abernathy T H E R E ’S M A N Y T H IN G S this season in judicious advertssing O F IN T E R E S T IN T H IS W IT H O U T paid by the winter visitors who come and W. S. Thornlon. Mrs. Ed. Put­ VESTISE S A N FO R D C E L ­ will mean several thousands in your F L O R I D A nam and son also attended from and come ..again and finally come to G R E A T S E C T IO N TO U C H IN*G SA N pockets next season. The time to ERY AND L E T T U C E , FO ; ■ RwD Sanford. stay. • • * start is now. * Sanford offers something for tho Sanfortl and Seminole county, des­ From tho above list it will be read­ The growers of Seminole county West of Sitnford and in the higher Our season is just beginning anti tined to become the greatest tourist tourist, the homeseckcr, the farmer, ily seen that-the Methodist Sunday country *are the thriving towns of snd.especially In tho Sanford sec­ you growers and merchants can, by the autolst, the sportsman, the m a n . tion, have grown prollcient in the starting at once,, bring results even section of this part of Florida in tho Lake Monroe in tho celery delta and school l< composed of live, wide­ who loves the great outdoors*and tho next few years. The only reason It awake folks who are alert to improve production of Winter , Vegetables, or this ‘season that will astonishPaola and Lake M a r y ‘ anil other inan who is seeking health anil rec­ has not become such before has been celery and lettuce, but are inefficient your own belief. The Hoard of beauty spots in the citrus and gen­ every opportunity to obtain informa­ reation. Here in this favored spot the lack of tourist hotels fo> nature in the main' thing; the r.alo and prof­ Trade is anxious Ur help you. Will eral farming centers. Any of tlieso tion and'inspiration to help in their one ean ride for miles ovor the heat has done ’more for Seminole county work. . * place's cap accommodate the tourist itable return in money for their you help yourself?. than any other part of the "state. who would like to enji|y the fishing The day was ideal, and the trip a of brick roads, for miles over tho various crops! This part of Florida is already recog­ and hunting and the clear water most delightful one in every partic­ lakes nnd rivers, one can buy a fnrm In the Sanford section today your DRIVING ANOTHER WKI.I. ‘ nized as the greatest section in..the lakes amf streams. ular, T!\e"session of the institute, and go in fo.- ..ininr vegetables, or record shows more than 1,000 cars for fine stock,* or for cotton nnd corn. United States for the growing of A hook could he written upon the lasting an hour anil a half; was 'well d lettuce already shipped and with Hanford S c n l r r Compuny Will .Make winter vegetables.. In the last .lew’ For the"nian who wants-n winter many beauties and -the advantages filled with helpful talks and prac­ 200 cars more to go. It also shown Many Improvements in Plant.-* years the grower,* have gone in for home there is no better place than of thip section of Florida in and tical ideas. Hesides an, earnest ad­ .100 cars of celery gone and 1700 staples as summer crops and now Sanford where you can buy land on Tho Sanford i'ublfte* Service Com­ around Sanford. No tongue can tell dress on. "A Standard Teacher," by mole to follow. This demonntrates pany are ‘ contemplating • making raise the finest kind of corn, have or. pen portray the real beauties Rev. Cple several goqd talks were the lake-shore or on the hills sur? your ability on producers but on-the many improvement* in the plants of erected sijos, are raising line cattle or the real advantages of Seminole tnado by workers within the Orlando' rounded with ornnga groves and tide of "returns for your product,V the electric light, water and gas. and hogs, sheep and poultry, this county. district. Worthy of special mention pines nnd clenr water.lakes. you are short in the balance. Whose One of the first is the driving of the season will plant some 2500 acres ih were the addresses by* .Mrs. Knox of Sanford is a manufacturing cetiter .fault is this? YOURS? Why? line anil set; f t for yourself, Coni cotton, have cotton gins and grist Simply t hid: "You have failed to aci- n»w ton inch well at the writer plant, thills for their staple crops and with Conne to Satiforil ami .spentL.«4.Juui Orlando, on "T iie I'niijt of Contact” a* well a* a .vegetable and funning work hiiving-nlrendy been started.on and " -Mrs. Jinkins of S anfo^t"(who, renter and here the shops of tho vrrtite wour product? This celery weeks. From Sanford you .runtit- get. get It. The- well lint been driven J2R the dipping of cattle anil a no fence by the Way, i* elementary •super­ A. C. L. R- .. supplemented by tunny and lettuce has gone on the market, to any part of the county* and you feet .'.in! will lie driven deeper at the law will invite the farmers of the intendent for the Florida Chnfer- plum* give tiie city a good monthly mini with a natural name. In its will In well repaid for your trip. proper llow of water has not, yet United S tates,In come here not only rrtrr\ on "Elementary Standard*.’’ pay roll und makes Sar.«tinl a good handling it is known only as celery Conte down the majestic"St. Johns been found. W lf**n a, siillirient llow for the growing of winter vegetables ami Id tut i' and {he facts ns to its river from Jacksonville, one of the 1 Kissimmee. Winter -Garden and all round city every month in tho . Is found the water will he used for u lint also for tiie growing of staple quality, tlavor and excellence has finest wuter trips in' the United various other town* also had delebetter fire |>resnire and will nl«n he crop* In,i, Inst entirely to inferior goods The fishing industry is- one of States., From Satiforil you ran go gales attending tho institute. placed in a breaker to have a (pi! for Aside from tin- ninny wonderful for miles into tiie reaches t>( the Sanford's greatest nssols. und many (nun tiihor Sections. Does any other taking out the sulphur gas and deliv­ advantages .of .this section for grow­ I hoiiMiinil* of pound* ure .skipped Mitii.n extensively advertise -celery upper St John* river and have the *W Vlt E X H IB IT \T FAIR ering the waie* to the patrons at ing crop* i* the natural advantage from Sanford every year. My a new ami lettuce? Yen! Kalamazoo cel­ great! • *.|.« of your life. Bring • e free from the, sulphur gas a* it is for those who would like '.n spend ery is known t h e ’ world over and your unto f.»r Seminole county ha* Jacksonville Will H air Big Displa) propes* of drying and curing fish possible to inalo it. The water, now the’ winters on the beautiful lakes Sanford now sends oul much of this running second to this high class the hi *1 of r-iads and one ran go , o f Relirs furbished the city ia plire but has the anil-rivers that nature has 4o lavish­ pnduc.lnn, California constantly anywhere in t!n* stipe from this If you don’t come to Jacksonville government tested ..food to every sulphur in it, which is objectionable ly distributed in’ Seminole county. teens the millions of rcatlor* in this. point. und visit the SHtte Fair you ur 1part of tMi* tuition, tints eonserving * • to many of the patron* .fed also ents Bordering on the large lake* of M onthe meat products. In fact Sanford -catniry, their product. Not alone missing the opportunity to see the out and corrodes the pipes, making roiv at the head of navigation on the yould live within herself if cut off c.-b-rv. but “Sun-Kist" ornnges. III I T t \ 1.1.S M E E T I N G Greutest Exhibit of nil the age*. 1 i a ii endless lot ‘ of trouble for the St. Johns river. Seminole county also from the rest of tiie world. •"Sun Maid" rf.isinti and various «*thowners of houses,-ns the pipe* are borders on .the large lake* of Jessup’ The British government hu* gath­ ir products bear an individuality * ! .inford** live Hoard of Trade is constantly heeding repairs. It i* and Harney anil coupled with the Count) Fond Administrator Wants-to ered front-every front where run* that appeals directly to tho coif- ;utiating with several manufac­ Meet With the .Merchants . rho thin red line of British aoltlier* .thought that the breaker system a* St. John* river Seminole is almost stinwr. Think a moment now anti turing firms now for sites and locaused in other cities will qlivinte this entirely surrounded by water. In County Food Administrator T. S. und from all the neu* of the seven a-k yourself: Who beyond tho com..i . . ,i . • 1 1 . I lion* inti if thyre in tho. . . . .are any . corroding or rapid rusting of the t|ic interior are myriads uf beautiful Hull wants every man ill Seminole oceans where rule the- armed ships I • mutton Unuse advertises yo'ur celery i ■ ■ ........ .. *. , . .'s t a t e at. present look mg for n good , , fixtures. , spurkling bodies of fn-.tli water and county who sells fond stuff* to meet of Britain* implements of war usetl liii*tt'liit ■tifiiilfl vitflf »n<! your lettuce? And think also of locittimi fniAs they .should vi*it s.infnr<l Sanford.. E. M. Wood, an expert engineer almost every farmer has a lake or at the court house at H o'clock to­ by Britain or Iter enemies, ,tuul bus vtliaL all of us have tlone so far to On® of the greatest crops planted has been htfro several weeks and two on his farm giving him the it'd- morrow (Wednesday) night. to dis­ sent them to the United States. specialize,: individualise and udverin -tho Sanfortl section i* 'that of cus* the Important phafces of the In only two other rilie* -ofthis yantrft® jtf irrigation. And .plenty.-of will bc^the superintendent in charge *_.ihc .the luscious product...produced fond situation. This upplii's to the greut nation hits thi* exhibit been cotton ainil' one hundred acres pluntjn. Seminole county—absolutely of the mechanical department of the water for his stork, besides supplying grocers, the .bakers and those who shown: the state fair and exposition r '1 «* experiment made nothing. • Then the man to -blam e Sanford .Public Service' Co.' He has his tuhlc with plenty of fresh fish sell feeds of nil kind*. • at Jacksonville I s 't h e third to he ; * B«»'d crop that stung 2500 whenever he lias the time and inclin­ had years of experience in the elec­ h the grower anti the merchant. favored by having the opportunity ' “cri* will be planted thi* year in ation to angle. trical and water supply and ice mak­ Mr Hoff also wishu* to announce I overcome this anti * to increase ing purl of the poblir service com­ to present tld* greatest cn'leefioli of Seminole county. This with the Seminole county on account of the that Tuesday* ure meat low* day* and your r«-iurriH the- Hoard of Trade panies nnd will* lie here during fluwar making implement* to ihpuli«">""! ''orii nnd hay und forage on Tuesday* not only are the meat »ili with your cooperation begin an busy season to place the plant.* here superior advantage.* of rail and water jjc, . j crops gives tho Seminole rounty anti shop* to refuse to sell any meats hut transportation and the turick anil Sanford section a stability that spells.*’ . rarly campaign of advertising for first class condition. If you would'see for yourself the shell anil clay roads is highly devel­ the grficers ns well nre not nllowprl success in tho farming game and the • your benefit; It is meant by this oped nnd jtus a class of farmers nn'd to sell tiny canned ments of nny thing* you have read of aeroplane exhibit that took first prizo at Or-, that, not only locally will ho adverLATEST FOOD ORDERS lioinhs or gas masks conic to the ’ .’ many fine winter, homes in every pnrj kind..' * • .' I • lundo anti the one ut Jacksonville the this product, but through such ’ ‘ . "This ruling. doeA not apply to fish State Fair. of the county. The principal city is tlii* week only shows a small lilt of' , .Ji periodical* as the Saturday Evening Cold Storage Eggs and Chickens Do you want to know and' under­, Seminole's resource*. A rlanco at Sanford, the county site situated lit and oysters, etr. . Piet the Country Gentleman, the ' Must Re Sold Oul ia? Many of the grocer* are not aware stand what n torpedo tlirecto '•■'tht; the head of navigation on }ho St. exhibit, howhver, will convince . Wonmn’s Home Journal and other Following are the latest orders of Come to the State Fair. nny one that Seminole county in far »ui h papers will lie usetl to crente a State Food Administrator Braxton Johns riv»-r anil having daily steamer of thi* application of the law and have been selling canned meats hut service via the Clyde Line fromHave you wanted, to see one of ahead of nny other county in all • th-iiuind that means bigger returns Hi’nehurn: Jacksonville. Sanford i* also well ltd* knock* nt tin* very door of tho the famous tank* that caused such that makes life worth living. > arpl more money for' your product. .No dealer or broker handling eggs provided with railway lines and has food administration, for it is cunncd const! rnution in the ranks of* the When we create a specific demand This rounty has.so many divcral-*" in the state of Florida shal oo and tho best of service by water and rnil. meat* that America wnnts to send to Huns? You can see one that was for our celery 'anti lettuce and when after March 4th, 1918, ship, sell or Brick roads radiate from Saniord the allies and selling canned meats in service at the Battle of. tho (led crops, so many distlnrt advan­ tho demand is 'phonrd the dealer tages that tho visitor In Fiorldn is ; • offer for sale, in tl\e stule of Florida, to every part of the county nnd in tfiis country on Tuesday disrupts Sorrtrne, at the State Fair. by the consumer direct, then, and hound to visit Sanford before re­ in eontaihers or 'cases, any' eggs state and these*brick roads also con­ the idea of food conservation, only then will your returns become ' Wjfnt to look nt and know just turning home. , which hay® been preserved in cold nect with the oilier cities of .the There a r c . many matters of im­ how, a mine that is used agnjnst larger and only then .will yq’u have Take tho Atlantic Coast Lino . , storage for a period of 21 days'or county, among them being Genova": portance to bit discussed by,tho local ships works, nnd what it .is l i k e - train, o r'tak e the Clydo Lipo river achieved the prime, object of your * more, unless such rasm or containers near Lake Harney and nestling "merchants nnd Mr. Huff Is anxious come on* to Jacksonville, and vjMt steamer nnd c6mo to'.Sanfortl. You labor*. This littlo thought sugges­ bear in bold nnil distinct displa tlie-» nmong the* orange groves just IE i to get starto in this campaign anti sak tion to you then is not n theory but the Stale Fair. will get n real glimpse gf tropical * _ words, "Cold Storage/’ No' retilt miles . from. Si\pf<>r<! on good brjck all -to-be al t he ctjurl Itouje -tomorrow Florida with a bit-of northern thrift*. • L i *.« •­ —an applied-practical success. 'It has dealer in eggs shall ..on and uf rr Think-you’d, like .to »eo what a road is on the F l Eil CL. Ily^ or c!an night" at 8 to endeavor'tq-*cooperate and enterprise und fanning thrown-.. * been and is being demonstrated by March 4th, 1918, sell or qffer for be reached by boat,via the upper St. anti assist the food administration in shell, snipper- shield, trench tool or in and this section will be the sue'•' grenade . looks like? You can aeo ■thit .country’s largest concerns. sale in loss than original packages os Johns river and Lake Harney. A every way. ' ’ •• • therA till 'in the British war exhibit prise of your life. * 1 he*p concerns long'ago realised that in cartons, any cold storage eggs n| ' hotel find private accommodation* nt the State Fair. "demand meant more money" and specified above, unless each and ev­ Will take rare'of visitors. Sanford Methodists Visit Orlando »’Hight-a-way advertising nlong ju- ery egg sold shall bear in bold and From German aiming.posts to ma­ Agalnnl Food Waslt* Oviedo is another hustling city in A line representation of tiie officers diciifas lines were gone into and the legible imprint, the words "Cold chine guns and Howitzers all the London liaa a vivid way of warn­ Seminole, being on,a good brick road anti teachers from the First Methodn-Milt is that you! right this minute, Storage." No dealer will he allowed implements nnd tools used.in mod­ ing ngainst food waste. In public if you will check the nrticles in your to make combinations of •"Cold about 18 miles from Sunford nnd Is i*t Sunday school motored to Orlan­ ern warfare, both on seu and land places there are signs reading: homt-T your parlor and your pantry, Storage" eggs and strictly f;e»h eggs also on the Seaboard anti Coast Line do Sunday to attend the afternoon nre in the British war exhibit at the "Siege of Paris, 1870-1871. Prices, sill find that over 60 per cent of the for nny sales, whether wholesale or railway branch roads. Oviedo ^tns session of a district institute planned Stato-Falr. When to all that Is add of llrsh foods." Below arc allhou-• several hotels, and accummodatioiS. by llev. A. II. Cole, field secretary goods you own ore in your own homo retail. . can he had there for tho tourist. of Sunday schools for the Methodist eti the hundreds of exhibits ad- etted tho animals, each bearing: iru because through advertising these nmusement features— the band con­ glaring whlto* figure* Ha- price (Tn Braxton Ilehcham,__ _ This city is also in the heart of-the Conference. Rood* anti-brand* were brought'to" certs, midway shows und tho other American equivalent) during tbosn Federal Food Adminjstrator, Fin. citrus belt and has many lakes and Included in tho party from San­ great attractions—all gnthered for tragic days: Donkey, 91,44 a pound; your attention. • Possibly the chair Feb. 21, 1918. places of interest. The rich ham­ ford jtere A. R. Chappell, superin­ you are^ sitting in is from Grand mock lands, near Oviedo have been ten d en t of tho school, and C. S. your benofit, do you think you are rabbits, $10.80 eajh ; cats, $2.70 Rapids, tho piano you aro looking at fair fo yourself, if you don't, takt* a d ­ eacht ducks, $31.44-eneb;* pork,$2.70 All poultry stored before Febru­ openbd to farming and offer tqnny Bragg, first associate supcrintohddnt; vantage of it - all by coming to a pound; elephant, $3.00 a pound; a Steinway or Mason-IIamlin or ary 1, 1917, must be moved out of inducements to those who want to •-may lie the "canned mus^c" you love Mrs. A. R . Cliup'fiiffl, Cradle Roll Jacksonville and tho great Stato fowl, $12.60 each; dogs, 64 cents it cold storage before March 1, 9918, raise winter vegetables, or fruits or to listen to comes from an "Edison" Sup’t; Mrs. Jno. D. Jinkins, Supt. Fair and Exposition? pound; rats, 42 cents each; horse, heretofore directed, but no action general farming. ‘ , .' Primary Dop’t and, her interesting or “Columbia." '. The mattress you Can you afford to miss It? $1.08 a pound; crows, $1.08 each. will be. initiated against. holders of . Chuluota bn a good, road and also • ■ * . • daughters, Virginia a»d Helen; Miss on is likely an "Ostemoor" and * . -----------{V®----1 — . auch poultry if aold before March^l^ in the morning you'll shave with an 1918, to direct distributors to con­ on the F. E. C. Halfway is between Ladd Brooks, Hup't Junior Dcp't; Building New Home Major Forrest Lake Oviedo,and Genova and Ik in the Mrs. W. S. Thornton, Supt. Senior U. or "G illette." In your suming trade, and held In the name Mr. and Mra. Wymnn Steele aro Hon. F orreat. Lake received hia beautiful rolling country of that sec­ Dept; Mrs. Jas. F. Hoolchan, Home pantry—and this reverts back to the of auch distributors for a period not having a beautiful bungalow built commission this week from Gov­ rream and Franklin sugar. Check exceeding thirty days from Marclf'l, tion among the .lakes and smaller Dept. Supt.; Mrs. J ) . A. Kelly, lead­ for them on tho Sanfortl avenue road ernor Catts as major on the'Govcrnstreams whore the cattlo roam and er Teacher Training Class, and Misse up. see if this is not correct. If not, 1918, for actual consumption. to Lake Jessup, near tho home of or*s staff. , Thia waa given to him in In where there are many farms and cit­ Lillie Farnsworth nnd Miss Kather­ • 11" other staple and fancy.gooda in all cases where dealers have not T. S. Huff. Mr. nnd Mrs. Steele-arc recognition for hia aerviceti on the >«ur possession today are goods movfcd poultry In accordance with rus groves. A good hotel here takes ine Wilson, teachers in the Inter­ residents of Now York but h^ve exemption board and *for many . mediate and Primary Departments * >t<»c producers havo .specialized this ruling becauso of Inability tq care of the travelers. chosen Sanford for their winter other services that he has rendered, On the main brick highway be­ respectively. The a’dult division of »|>d advertised and but for thia same secure transportation facilities, and home. S. O. Shlnholser baa the con­ hit state and country. He 1s .ordered md of advertising; you would have have evidence of these facta, appli­ tween Sgnford and Orlando and the school waa represented as follows, tract for the new bqngalow and It to report in full regimentals In J a c k ­ y°ur home littered with a common cation for limited extension of t|me about midway" aro the beautiful from" Wesley Truth Seekerg, Mias will be modern in every lespect, sonville on March fourth where tho towns of LongWood apd Altamonte. Sallie Robson, teacher; Mrs. 1.. P. •variety of junk bought through, the beyond <March lat should be made governor and ataff will bead the big Both are good placca for farming and Hagan, president,. and Meadames upper of common goods In a com- direct to Enforcament Division, • Attention Royal Nelghbora parade. Major Forrest Lake c*n bo citrus fruit culture4 and for tourjats: Abernathy, Woodruff and Bragg; °n market. To get your duea, you United SU tes Food Administration, Every member la urged to be pres­ depended upon to uphold the dignity Longwoodbaa the Longwood Ho­ from Daughterii of Wesley, Mrs. J . ent next Thuraday afternoon, Feb. . « h>4 must advertise. Already you Waahlngtqn, D. C. of 8emlnole county, tel among thfe murmuring ptnea and D . . Roberta, teacher; Mrs. D. "•ve ■peefalixed -and successfully, 28th. Initiation, refreshments and • uut until you do yourself a duty and Remember the date of the "Lyceum on the main road and niar beautiful Babbitt, president, and Mrs. Robt. program. Please be on time. We Mra. Gragg Maxey and little son, Copfrefatlonal Palm Springs «nd Altamonte has the Thrasher; from Wesley Brotherhood expect to begin at 2:80 - sharp/: %'t * Hugh^of Frostproof is visiting bar. ■ apeclflc demand. tor your benefit. .Concert, •; ^ “etlon, Just ao long will you go church, March 19. . famous Altamonte Hotel.located In Claes, Ed., Putnam, secretary; E. T. r ’* ’ T* Recorder. alsfer, Mra. J . D. Doazey of thia city. �feb m ry a . n n THE 8 ANT0 RD HERALD I villa and Tampa la th a t tf* tending VAST♦ QUANTITY OF* . CATTLE FEED WASTED ■r * ... • • . •. from the city of Ktialmme* In.Oseeo la ' county t o . the little village. of ^ ;Loaghm*n on- the Polk countyiine. a distance of about twelve miles. The contract for paving this section of. highway with vitrified brick was awarded - several months ago and work is not-in progress. * \ Commissioner Hurley of the Na­ tion Shipping Board has informed Congressman Sears that Jacksonville will be used as a port for the ship­ ment* of all kinds of war supplirs to Europe. This means much for that city and the state. Steps are being taken at Miami looking to the organisation of a com­ pany to manufacture paltapic, a substance made from palmetto and mangovo roots .and used in tanning leather. I t is proposed to capitalize the company for 930,000. ANIMALS LIKE TH ESE ARE ALWAY8 IN DEMAND. To All Who Expect to Can Veget• . ablcs and Frulla Tho can situation is very serious this year, both on account of scarcity of tin pintfc and difficulties of trans­ portation—so serious that unless or­ der* are sent in I M M E D I A T E L Y the'ro is no assurance at cans reach­ ing hcr.e in time for the canning season. * ^ Thoso who wish oans must order immediately direct from Jackson­ ville, sending money to Mr. C. W. Znring, Jacksonville, Fla. The price of cans for February i* as follows: F . o. b. Jacksonville, per thousand: No. 2’h (s.)lder hemmed caps) packed 125 in each carton, 531.75 per thousand. No. 3’s (solder hemmed capsi peeked 100 in each carton. $45.15 per thousand. Prices ’ will advunce immediately after February nnd, in addition, there will l>e no assurance of gelling cans. They must he orderr l direct from Mr. Zaring at Jackr dnvillo, with enclosure' of money to cover order. . Riley M. Fletcher Berry. Emergency Home Dem. Agt. / / 9* I night trains between middlewcst cen­ ters is expected to be ordered soon hy the railroad administration. In­ terchangeable tickets will also be in­ troduced in the order to reduce the Inconvenience caused. . • • • Take Paine. . These steps are being worked out Genius has been deffned ns nn Infi­ and as soon-as completed will be or­ nite rapacity for Inking pnlns, nnd tnldered into effect by McAdoo. ent, which Is n sort of second cousin of genius, tins the same characteristics, Farmers living {n the vicinity of observes nn educator.. Ono who will Davie have organised-.themselves in­ take pains enough will meet with a to a growers’ association. The grow­ measure of success.' And no one who ers of that section are interfscly in­ belittles the need ‘of patient, plodding work Is likely to succeed, .no matter terested in tlio growing.of cotton and what his endowments. castor beans the present year and will plant n considerable acreage in * Sympathetic Ink. these products: Tako somo pure lime or lemon Julco and writo with It on papor. Then heat Ilrcvard county held a county fair tho paper, aver nn nlrnhol Inmp and beginning Feb. 12th nnd continued the writing will come out brown. to the lfith. Scores ot excellent ex­ hibits were on display, .and interest­ ing programs wero arranged for each N E W W IN D L E H O T E L day of the fair and many valuable premiums were given for the - best JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA Fort Pierce is going to have an­ other bank. The name of the new institution will be- First National Bank of Fort Pierce, and it is ex­ pected that a charter will be issued at an early date.* The new bank will At the Presbyterian Church The many friends of Dr. and Mrs. bo incorporated in the amount of E . D. Brawnlee will be glad to learn $25,000 with a surplus fund of $2,that she has rtcovcreU_Tronrht*r “n ccnt operation at the hospital in OrIn linker county the.farmers are nndo sufficiently ‘ to plluw Dr. Biownlee to come home Sunday ami calling upon* their county agent to preach -at the morning and evening help them in locating tholoughhred hogs nmj cattle. The Jive stock in­ services. . dustry is receiving more tnnn’ ordin­ Sunday school at 9‘:46. Church ary attention in tha. section of the at 11. Evening services at 7. Strangers in the city are especially invited to attend these services.at The Citrus ‘ Exchange at Kiscimthe I'resbyteriun church. mee is preparing to handle * the heavy crops of -potatoes that arc be­ . Mayor llfbuut Here Mayor Blount and wife and ing raised there. By putting in pow­ daughter have arrived in the> city er .machinery they can gr(ttle and fron • their home in Waynesboro pack the potntoos at much less ex­ on a visit .to their.daughter, Mrs. pense than can be done by individ­ , * . Henry Purdon. Mayor Blount is a uals. prominent planter In his section, of Georgia and ho and his family will be-accorded a hearty welcome to this city. They drove through the coun­ try from Waynesboro in their car and enjoyed every bft of the Jour- Mercurius. In the”mythology of ancient psgnn Rome Mercurius, or Mercury, to giro Uio English form of the I>ntla nnine, erne the divinity of cointnrrco and gnln. ind eras Identified by- tho Itoinnns srlth tho Greek Hermes. A temple was. built to Mercurius. n* enrly as n.'C, lir>, nrnr tho Circus Maximus, prid nn iltnr of the god existed nenr tho I'ortn Capelin by the side of a well. Ills fes­ tival. was celebrated qn May 25. nnd thlefly by merchants who visited tho well nenr tho I'ontn Capenn to which tingle powers W&e nscrlbcd., ( om plcif, M stlrrs , Hcrrrnet!. O u U lde Rooms. Inllw k s r l o f H i;. (• n s rn lrn l U everything. Send for booklet. Indie W . Smith. Prop. For S alt—On* 6-passengcr, Ford body and top. Apply 109. Magnolia avenue. '• . 63-1 tc , Prairie Pony For rale. Three years oldl Broken to ride. Can be seen at Lemon Bluff near Osteen. T . A. Tice, Osteen, Fla. 82-7tp For Sale—Ono Duroc Jersey boar, to year old. Apply Q. W. Spencer. 50-tf F o r Sale— Ringlet and Park Strain Barred Rock'eggs, f 1.50 per setting, day-old chicks 20c each. Largest stock of Barred Rocks in central Florida. F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fla. 48-8tp For Sale— Beet plants, 30 cents 100 o r . $2.00 per thousand. Write Portiri Broa., .Wagner, Fla. 61-tfc For Salo—Thoroughbred Rhodo Island eggs for hatching, $1.60 per setting. -\tf. M. Haynes. 48-tf . For Sale— Whioleaalc Ash business, consisting of launches, boats, nit*, houses, etc. C. L.' Vincent. 43-tf For Rent— Furnished room No. French. ■ 4 For Rent — Furnished houso 6 rooms, Magnolia Ave., close in'. Address “ Hom e," c-o Herald. For .R en t—Threb office rooms fronting on First street. Most de­ sirable offices in city. Several other good office rooms' in same building. Yowtll & Speer. ' • 23-tfc Beet, onion and ’ cabSco O. H. Loftier. : 42-3tc For Sale.— Two good horses for sale cheap. It. B. Lynch Route A Box 2 -0 Sanford Fla. 38-tfc F O R K EN T For Rent—Twenty acre furm all fenced and cienrcd, nearly one nCre in sugar enne. Go r four room house. Good burn. Adjoining rail­ road station, postofficc in ‘ house. Poatofflco will pay the rent.' ‘Sec the owner* Friday or Suturday ut New Englund Horne, Sanford, Flit. R.*8. Rise. * . . . . 5 3 -!tp Fob Rent—Ox Fibre Factory prop­ erty including two-story warehouse in goqd condition. H. C. Du Bose. Wanted— Five gallon glass bottles with crates. * Also one gallon-glass battles. Call t e l . 338. T.» O. Charles. * ‘ G2-2tc * ADVERTISING Furnished Rooms by Day or Month — Park avenue FI *j All Local Advertisements Under North Park avenue, over L. ! This Heading TH REE CENTS a ips Si Co. ((rug store Mrs, Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Hart,' manager. . . Charge 25 Cents. . • • In answering a,n advertisement where np name is mentioned in tho ad, pleaxe do not ask Tho Herald for information as to tho identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is 'and if wo do we arc not ailowod to give out this Information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in­ structions in the ad. • The Coronet Phospliato Company FO R SA LE of Fort Meade announces they will plant fifty acres invcotton this spring For Sale—A few thousand fine and will put in a cotton gin anil com­ GJobe tomato planta now ready, |1 press on.their premises.- This is a ot my place, West Side. F. 1*. splendid movo and will encourage :53-2tp liiii planting of more cottoirin that Greene.*-* . i . Farmers juound. Lake Butler Just section. . putting the Idkfctat acreage of Irish potatoes‘in, ever known in the his­ In Clay county this community tory of the county, many carloads of meeting plan is becoming very prev­ For Sale— Livingston Globe toma­ seed potatoes and fertilizer having alent. All of the farm families in to plants ready to set. $1.25 per been hauled. * . • the various sections of th# county thousand. H. B. Lewis. 53-ltc arc coming together in weekly meet­ No Date Set . - ings for the discussion of many mat­ For S a lo — 1 6 hand farm or draft Washington, Feb. 21.—Secretary ters that come up for their mutual horse, weight 1350 lbs. Inquiro L. A Baker authorised tho statement to­ good and benefit. The movement is Brumlcy. 53-tf *" day that no date has been selected fast growing in popularity in rural For Sale—Ten acres hammock ffir the beginning of the second draft. communities. land- on -Cameron - avenue,-right *in -The - remaining- lner«*menta-<jf--the first' draft hegip to move to th'e Tho Kiasimmeo Cattle Company the heart of the celery delta. This camps this week. is opening up ono of the largest farm joins railroad loading station. cattle ranches .in the southern. part Three acres cleared. Must bo sold There aro 520,000' to -e lm e * a n .e s t a t e — If intcmtcc! The far filers in. Putnam cxmhty arc o( tho .state. acres now under fence and numerous writo F. ‘ J . ' McDannel, Owosao, taking more than tho usual interest . ‘ 53-tfc in tho growing of sugar cane, sweet and expehsivo buildings havo been Michigan. potatoes, peanuts and like crops. erected. Tho ranch Is 65 miles be­ For Salo or Trade—Fino big horse, Tho acreage this year is to be largely low Kissimmee and tho landv in four 8 yeah Old, will work in plow, buggy increased. ‘ . • —. . counties Osceola, Poik, DeSoto anti or, wagon. Also good ball bearing Okeechobee. buggy and wagon and aota of; har­ • St. Augustine Shop Fire ness. See Jack Collins .or phone Miami will hold her annual re­ 397-J. St. Augustine^ Fla., Feb. 20.— Firo ‘ * 52-tfc . of unknown origin early today gatta on tho 27lh and 28th of the paftly destroyed the Florida East present month. •The 'arrangements _ A Bargain in Real E s ta te —Two Coast railroad Terminals and yards for the affair are practically all com­ hundred and forty acres of land ad­ here. Damage estimated at $40,000. plete. Indications aro that this will joining >R largo lake all under fence, be the most guccetsful of like cvnts twenty acres cleared, nine room houso, small barn, cane mill and ' The Oscpola county commltsionera ever held in that city. more or leas tools suitable for farm have let the contract for a hard road ing stock and is good land for citrus fromKiisimme* through St. Cloud to frulta. Terms to .the, party who can th* BstfvRrd county lino, which will ahow th* capital to m ak* it go. eventually be continued to Mel­ A. P. Connelly. ________62-4te bourne. * For -Salo—A six room houM and lot, weet aid* Ladrel a venue, be­ tween Sixth and Seventh streets. • A 16 per cent investment.. A. Berby, 97 W ublngton Are., Oil City, Pa. 51-16tp . To this end we have worked up< a showing of s , all that is new, in one of our large windows. (. Plain Sailors, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and - - - - S R OO Many New Weaves, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, and - $ 2 .0 ( 1 Young Men’s Soft Straws, $3.00 and - - - - $ 2 . ftO W AN TED Wanted — A position hy a married lady as stenographer of bookkeeper, the two combined is preferred. Ad­ dress A. If. I!., Herald Office. 52-2p CLASSIFIED (M EN ’S. D EPA RTM EN T) Lo st—Gold cull button. Retnrn to Herald office and receive reward. ' ’ •' ‘ 61-Stp Lost—On street or road townrds Orlando one 33-in. white wire auto wheel w-itli deflated non-skid casing. Reward, if returned to this office or notify C. R. Ellis, Macon, Gn. 62-2c Genuine Balibuntal, Hand Finished,.- - - - & & 5 A SPECIAL Saturday and Monday Taken from our Brand New Lines,; a Large Assortment of Shapes & Weaves— 2 days only $1.98 Lost—Gold berast pin, -flat with small oak leaves on pin, S. A. D., on back, reward to finder. Allen Seed Co. * * 63-3tp MAJESTIC H O TEL-Tam pa. H onda r » r » » r f r b i , Hair* Z2.00 Par Dap u d Us Plnral L m l b a l s Cllr, •• Taapa'a Nn» Us.Me. MIM—■ laoHaf I b t 4 » . OfarlMklas Tampa Dap Pari I M A — Bit it r —f f*-r, Vn M a in 1Y i U i H . U a . fU— h Fr—n It— I U a d la fl. • ’ . L. I. JONES, Prof 4A HolcIMan With ACohscIonce’ IIE P A R M E N T O P T II R I N T E R IO R . U. B. Land Offlro at Gala—vlll*. Fla., Pah. 9, I9 IS . N o d r . I. h a r .b r t l v . n that n . n j i m l i '*. R r n r of Koloker, Florida, who on Jun a I t , I S I S , mada llo m .a t .a d Entry, No. OIISCS. (or 8|4 ol BEJd, Racrfon SS and S W ' ( of RW<4. Rrrtlon 33. Towmhlp SO S, l l a n * . 32 E, Tallaba— V.rldlan, l i t Bird nollr* of Int.ntlon 1 1 maka l h r r a r . t r proo'. to aalnbldh claim to land ab <• drarrlbad haford Clark Circuit Court, at Sanford, Flor­ ida an th* JM h day of hlarrh. IS IS . Claimant pamta na wllnaaa a; M la.II Taylor a f O w m , - F l o . - ——-r A. W. Darfa of G rrav a, Fla. * • G r o r f r Ourhardt ot G r n t-a , Fla. A. A. Moran of Grparn. Fla. n t)U T . W. DA VIS. I trilrlrr. , 6 0 - T u — A Frf-IOt D E P A R T M E N T - O F T IIR INTERIO RU .-R . (.and O m r a . i t G a in -v illa, Fla. , . Fab. * . IS IS . N ntlr* It bvraby ( l y r a that A l t i a a d t r W. Davit of Gaaava. Fla., who an April 31, I S I S , mada Horn—trad Entry. Na. 011707, for NF.»(. of N W I ( , Rrrtlon SS, T a tm ib lp 20 8 ; f l i n t * 3S E . T i l l a h i — Meridian, baa filed nollra at Intantlan I t maka tbrrayear Proof ‘ to avtabllab claim to tha land ab av a dArrlbad bafra Clark Ct/rult Court, a t Rantord. Florida, an tka t a l k day at M arch. I S I S . , . . Claimant Hire— aa trim—a— s ‘ Mlaall Tay.or of G an fra, Fla.* . II. Or—r of Kolok—, Fla. . t o re * Duchardt of Grntva, Fla. A. A. Moran of Ganara, Fla. . n o n T . w. d a v i s . *• RtfU tar. tO -T u — A Frl-IOtp See the E a n c y Military Models for Young Men H • (GENT’S FURNISHINGS DEPT.) o r t u b in t e r io r U. 8. I«ad Office at Gala—villa, F1I. dkpa rtm kn t 7 . 1 ' a b . l t 4S IS . N o lle* U k»f»by ilv v a t b i t Tam Wyao at Loaswood. Fla., wba, e a November A. I S I S , mada Ham—t**d Entry No. t l t S ? ! , far N _» a t l f k , R f H - * 1 “ <* •» X* K. TaUakaaaoa MaridUa, kaa filed fiotlea •f tatanUan to maka CammataUaa Praaf, to aoUbtUb claim ta Iba laid abav* d—. ref bad, bafara Clerk Circuit JCourt. ut B aa ford, kl».. aa tba I lk -day of April, ISIS. Claimant aamra aa vUaaaa—I . C- W. K au m la*rr d U i i v o a l , H a. • . Chart— Barukart of Leacvaad, F U J1 • . L . -W. Batrmlagar af U t f u e o i Flo. J. M . WetU at L a -n -m d . Fie. ^^ _ East First Street Sanford, Fla. �THE SANFORD .HERALD PAGE TWO twelve months. We have been alack on that get together (tuff and that la why this city Is aUch a long way off from where it should be. Nothing but concerted action will get us what we want. • CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET OF OPINION 14JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” | A CHI EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITII, | 44 HE'LL TRENT 'EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. g Not Ilia Jo b Than he got for his toil when the “ I ’m not supposed to do that/* said week was o’er;. he * For he knew too well when his work When an extra task he chsnced to was through sec; • * And he’d done all he was hired |o do. not my. Job, .n d I f . not my grow |„ Ihl. world,’ care, > So I'll p . » U t y •nd.lt»vo k ; k "-h " y ou muatl doA very. d .y tho work And the boss whp gave him hi* * c#f). •• weekly pay (jnj a u sk , • though it’s pot Lost more than his wages on him 3V " ... , , your bit, that ay. , . ^pd |t ahould he done,-take care of And you’ll never conquer or. rise If Do only the things you're supposed So a little task that was in his way to do. That-he could have handled without Guest, in Detroit Was left unfinished: And Rut And The For His the w'ay was * Seminole county should take the first priie at the state fair in Jack ­ sonville. If not the first prize we time'went on and he kept his ran at least £et a huttrh of good ad­ place vertising. A he never altered his easy pace, folks remarked on how well he undrrstand that the Elks will knew . _j _ have a carnival next week. Well, line of task he was hired to do; even n carnival is somt* good and never once was h* known to n up things here and after turn . is what we .want. More bands to tilings not of his.cnpire life, more action, .more ing, more noise ami bustle. Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily E ld er Springs W ater H as .a G uaranteed f g .v . . . _ of 9 9 .9 8 IV;r Gent. Purity — f | T. 0 . Charles Distributor | jg P H O N E 3 38 g x iiiiiiiiiiiix iin iiiiiiiix iiiiiiiiiiiix x iiiiiiiiiiiix tiiiiiiiiiiix iiiiiiiiiiiix OPENS \ fEBRUAHY 2<3 1 ‘ The government aska us to raise more food stuffs and plant early and often and yet the transpqrtntion problems are in such a bad stato that we cannot move the perishables, after we raise them and the farmer goes bad in consequence. The ad­ vice to raise .more vegetables, will fall on stony- ground unless wc can be assured of m o r e 1help from the government. Of course some will say that we should not raise so much celery Tied lettuce but unless the government food experts tell us that wc can hardly believe It.', After be­ ing advised to grow as much as ever the farmersy?xpcct to sell it. Right now the government should be tell­ ing the people to use more frrth vegetables and less canned goods for celery and lettuce is cheap—cheaper than it has bocn in many years although it costs Jhe farmer more to ralse^it. All the-farmers, here want to know is ju st what the govern­ \ ment really wants. * • . Test Each Corn Ear. Tho thorough testing of seed -corn is one of the greatest importance this year. Kars of corn may look good and yet Inck the vitality to germin­ ate and produce n crop whyn plant­ ed. ■ Aside from w'nsting the' fertil­ iser, a poor stund of corn makes a field a slacker—it cannot produce to full capacity. This.is why. the Uni­ versity of Florida experiment station is qrginjt the Seed test particularly this year. . ' * Get busy with the tester. Test every ear. and. reject every one that does not. show 100 per cent germin­ ation. This tested seed is the only kind that ran be rerontmemled tiiis year and js * worth far mores jlhari corn as it comes from Mm* crib. When it is remembered that one lia'it ear out of ten means a ten per rent loss in (lie crop a loss that cun not be made good, the necessity for testing every ear, even though care­ fully selected and stored, hecones reudil) apparent. If this to per cent loss in germination would have pro­ duced five hftshel* of corn had the seed been good, with qorn selling at one dollar a bushel, it simply means that the ear that was lost or Mould not grow marie the test worth five dollars at the outset. Or, to view it from another angle, one good ear of corn used to sup­ plant one bad one in ten. would be worth five' dollars, figured oh the same productive basis. Can the far­ mer alford to plant a single bad car? The only way to be sure not to do it is:to*trst every -ear-before- planting. ' Neither should corn grown in some distant district be selected fry plantii,;: Recaiisc corn is influenced greally by the environment under which it is grown, the farmer buying seed corn is urged to get it from a source where il has been grown un­ der conditions As nearly as possible like those to wliirh it will be snb» jected. Importing "corn from dif­ ferent states or, even from distant parts within the stut,e may lead to disappointment at the next corn har­ vest. Tare in preparing the seed bed and in ’selecting the seed corn may prove to he the making of more than half the crop. Secured H o n d a 's O w n 'S h o w ? E X H IB IT S MANUFACTURERS FOOD PRODUCTS POULTRY MOTOR CM S ACCESSORIES . TEXTILES FISH l GAME FORESTRY RECREATION AND INFORMATION FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Behind the Plow % More Than Corn for Hogs Some farmers who have marketed fat hogs complain .there is . little profit in it at the prciont high prices for .corn And other feeds. Attention is called by the University of Florida extension division to this statement by Melvin Green of the meat divi­ sion of tho U. S. Food Administra"T h e mimum of $16.60 for the average of packers’ droves in Chi­ cago, which the Food Administra­ tion on November 3 promised to do its best to maintain until - further notice, -has not been generally so well understood as the 13 to 1 ratio policy. The 13 to 1 ration price Is to apply to pigs farrowed this spring. The $16.60 price does-not pretend to be based on a 13 to 1 ratio. It wee intended rather to let farmers know treacherous market breaks prevented "H ere'is a mistake that many are making in their figuring on the hog and corn situation: A 'm a n will write, ‘I fed mV hogs on corn that I could have sold for. 51.50 a bushel and then sold the hogs for $H a hundred. If I had sold my corn I would have got $19.50, because ac­ cording to the 13 to I ratio there were 13 bushels of corn in each 100 pounds of hog, und 1 3 ‘ times S I.50 equals $19.50. Therefore I am los­ ing $5.50 on every 100 pounds of hogs 1 sell, and work and ’ risk thrown in.’ "In tfie first place the finding of the committee of hog experts did not say und did not mean that il takes 13 bushels of corn to make 100 Floridn'a first Stnto Fair nml Exposition will HurpriBc you by its showing of the gignntic resources of the Stnto ns it demonstrates these to the world. There is n serious purposo behind everything that tho State Fair seeks to accomplish — tho' further development of. the agriculture and industry of Florida. It will offer tho most complete exposition ever attempted of the educational and other advantages of Flori­ da as well ns of tne attain­ ments. along m aterial lines. . P rofit and-pleasure .will bo combined for every /visitor. Music lovers will revol in con­ certs by bands of fame. Uni­ que and original forms pf clean amusement will afford entertainment eve^y minute. Pretentious in conception and astounding in performance the Florida State F a ir and Expo­ sition will afford more fun and more information . than ever before was offered a fa ir­ going public. Get Your Ticket to Jacksonville1 by the Advertiser Wfio Pses llorlda h Agency Without qqeslion the Thomas Advertising Service does more to bring ■piaNda-ambbar.wiftritliTjf-opptrtiainiv' ties’ before other sections of the United States than any o ther.o ne institution. The. men who compose ihis agenry art* not merely •adverUsers of lauds und opportunities for HENRY McLAULIH is done. They arc like the bad-boy; being unfortunate Iri their choice of parents, their capabilities arc lim­ ited. So aq the .profit, yvlll be to tho grower .who has eggs for the market in winter, and not alone becausfc of the increased food production, the extension division wants every far­ mer to take a look at hla fowls, find those that are thrifty and producing eggs now, and select them for breed­ ing stock. Then get some eggs, Into an incubatot- early enough to have chickens well advanced in growth by the time.hot weather-comes on, then repeat tho process n ext.yjar. Actual demonstration has pfoved the wisdom.of such .a course. I t ’s the thrifty, early hatched bird that’* going to pay the mortagge and put omelet on the table. Even -though the hens^arfi inci-a dental and merely a . s i d e , line on your farm, even though they nro kept to clean up the waste grain about the feed, lots, let them be of the right sort, for grain Is just as completely lost when it (is swallowed by u non-productive hnn as though it were trampled into the mire by cows. ■ JE W E L E R ' MY SPECIALTIES PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED ClUj,* GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCRU C. H. DINGEE ' P lu m b in g and G as Fitting All Work .Received My I’erioia Attention And Best Efforts wit*City Hall* "-TelepboesNsa One Inch Cards Will Re 1'ublUhtd 1' der This Heading At The Rate Of |7. Per Year. Sweet Potato Shipments,Limited Growers who usually buy their, INSTRUCTOR sweet potuto vines or draws for the season's plantings should locate their Violin,[Clarinet, Band and Ortht*. 'supply as soon ns convenient. Th tra Instruments. Only tJmllrd Nnmbrr of I'vptl, W ,|i^ limitations placed upon shipments into the stnle aiql from, county to 410 OAK AVE. Hit: J. M (t.lhuhrt lUndMi county by the State Plant Hoard, may serve to rut olT the customary source of supply. These restrictions O S T E O P A T H IC have been placed on shipments in an p u r s i c i A ,v effort to control the spread of tJie FIR ST NATIONAL HANK mi.DIXC sweet po tato ’root weevil, and not T- c l c u It u n v with the idea of discouraging the I the amount of corn necessary to growihg of sweet potatoes in the ! grow tliiMii under average- condi­ stale. tions. Under these restrictions, sweet ‘ BRICK WORK & I'l.ALTERING SPECIAL ATTTKNTION GIVES "An average of six feeding trials potatoes may bo imported into' any i TO ALL REPAIR WORK at* four experiment stations gives part of the state upon special per- j -ESTIMATES FURNISHED .he amount of corn required t mils issued ^by the. Plant Commis­ I I I ELM AVE. h i m m ill, i i .obja make joG pounds of pork as 5S6.2 sioner, wjlh lieiidqudrtcrs at the pounds or slightly !(*iui thiii u i 0.5 1 diversity of Florida, Gainesville.' bushels. This is /or corn, fed alone, Mips, draw, and vines may be ship- I under dry lot conditions. Here is a ped from infested areas within the! premium of 2.5 bushels to pi\y for state to-areas not infested provider! the feeding and risks. Resides fer­ such shipments are accompanied by ^ tility is maintained by feeding the the inspection certificate of the | corn on (lie farm. Plant Hoard. Sweet potato luhers Sanford may arisn he shipper! provided they “ In addition to this the farmer who lets his hogs follow cattle and have first been fumigaterl under the turns into pork everything on his personal'supervision of any agent of farm which. would, otherwise .h a w the board anti are certified'by him. ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR at U* gone to waste is getting part of his While .these regulation^ dont cut Practice In State and Frdrral Courti hogs', weight as a gift. He can pro­ ofT the ready mnvemen* of tubers, I duce another large percentage of vines or draws for planting, they burner-Woodruff Hldg i-aidi 1011 forage by various forage may react in tint way unless t h e 1 crops, many of which at the same grower has received orders sulltcien*time improve -his soil. Ry the ly far in advance to procure the nec­ amount the farmers can manage to essary certification. Let your grow­ L A W Y E It grow his hogs on other and cheaper er have your order well in advance s u i t *, court VQi si: things than corn, he' can increase hi of the shipping date so that there Phones I <3, 339-w profits over the normal corn fed will he no unnecessary delay. premium. "Thus instead of 13 bushels,* it takes according to actual experiment less than 111', bushels to make 100 pounds of pork, and by using skill­ ful ling raising methods thins amount When you b u y , lumber or anything in the building may he cut down a good ileal lower m aterial line, here, you n o t only g e t the best on the yet." ' " JO S . REIZENSTEIN E . T. BOUQUETT GEO. A. DEC0TTES. Service-----That’s Us m ark et— B u t, Y O U G E T S E R V I C E . * MORE FO R HIS MONEY A re Y o u Coining T o The Third FYiday of even, month will be a. b u f f i . meeting of the Red CrtS at Woman's .Club oi Avenue, at 2:30 p. m Item s of In te re st for the M an D O Q o o a D o o o o Q D O O o o o o o o D o o o o o a o o o o o o o Q o ijo a o o o o o o o o o o a a a " I ’m not supposed to def that,” he RED CROSS M E E T I] pou|try.production and calls attentiun to tho^fact. that early hatching this spring will go further than any ,)t|H.r one thing to. bring this about. l( rwahra txrsce on pvcry -vfaiTixTthr 'summer' birds ’that were hatched ,.nr| * * 0 see on every-‘‘fa rml t.arly enough to reach nn age where vj,.„r is insured before hot weather c„n»es on. before that season when : PR O M PT, EFFICIEN T, COURTEOUS H ILL LU M BER COMPANY Office and Yard: 223 West 3rd. St in Florida Pay Not far iw iv m iy be tL* itiM tb« vmilt* im u Ih you ***jt. irik •* ItsW e w h *fi your wtuk **ul bring th# woitb while in invrttifat# (he many l i f f t tract* ol good term land near futftgrratine rommjmlir* along r y i T h e F lo rid a E ast C oast R ail w ay t IF U g ltr System * • who, il rnuah it* ihbiiuarir (o o tp in ie r ih e Model .Lend _ I rf* promptly *mwtreJ J . E. INGRAHAM. V l c e - I W d e n t J AS. O. INGRAHAM. S*U» A,»nt FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY COMPANY IS c.lr HutlJU* St- An,u.ti»»l Ft-rid, ID. C. BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Sanitary Steam Pressing, rfbl Gasoln|e Dry Cleaning. AIR * . (ions of All Kinds on Short Notice Join Our Gentlemen’s V a l e t Club. $2.00 Per Moi tained in L< Spring*,’ yU*. Feb. 18. SUITS $15.00 UPWARD CALL AND SEE HE ON SANFORD AVE. . . . PHONE : ♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ a * » ♦ *♦ ♦ . ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *** �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD FIRST NATIONAL BANK of SA N FO R D , FL O R ID A D elicious M eals s ' ‘B radley B ra n d s B e st by T e s t” . and J c e C ream P arlo r # “IVc want to. help Candy Seminole County Grow” Cigars * • * “M ake the Bonita Your City Home” phone 51 B ran ch , Sanford B . J . ST A R LIN G , Agent Sanford, F la . H a s a cordial w elcom e and helping h an d for every citizen of Sem in ole CoUnty, a s well a s th e stran ger within our g a te s . *. . . Plum bing, Irrigation , and M i l l . Supplies. G asoline ■- * and K erosene E n gin es and Pumps. Full sto ck of D rain , Sewer P i p e ' and •. • Tiling. . . • ........................... r , , Oldest Bank in this section U N IT E D S T A T E S S U P E R V IS IO N - • “ We built the sea wall” “ Look fo r the M arble B uilding”. . Phone 12 Phone 3 8 Sanford, F la . Ph on e 3 8 8 ;r S an ford , F la . F o r a B igger and B e t t e r - '* * S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y V H ard w are, Im plem ents and Plum bing Goods I- 1 “Our Place is Yours ' f•; * . B. “ The Hous'e of Quality, Prices and Service” • This page has been paid , for- by * * •* . » Sanford, Fla. Phone 8 the firms whose advertisements appear * . • * . MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE they have this message for you: H uyler's Candies • Com plete Line Yellow Pine Lum ber, Building M aterial S ew er Pipe, Tiling of Trade, and in carrying out this idea, New S tore, New Goods, Old Prices Sanford HILL LUMBER CO. estedt i members of the . Sanford Board . . All the C ity and C ounty SC H O O L B O O K S AND SC H O O L S U P P L IE S Florida Phone 135 If the merchant or business house in your town, carries in stock the goods L. R. PH ILIPS & CO. * ,• you want— buy from him. Druggists T H E REXA LL STO RE . School Supplies * Stationery, Cigars Kodak Supplies Soda W ater, Ice C ream N unnally'a Candy G arden S eed s Phone 50 * Sanford, Fla. friend; your neighbor. town. You want S ervice at minimum C ost He is your W E S P E C IA L IZ E He is interest­ B attery W ork G enerators Phone 189 his service is superior to the mail or­ G R O C E R IE S O F «. * N O LE H: B. CROWDER S A N FO R D F L O U R & F E E D CO. •* • Phone 2 2 Dry G oods, N otions, S h oes, H ats Clothing Sanford, Fla. welcome you to Sanford. yours. Florida S. 0 . S h in h olser * * l 0 w cws t ' ’ * * ** y ;. T he C ontractor-m id B uilder Vr‘ th at g e ts the business a.;-'<-7,* Ot'lii'*' ‘Sem inole—Sh inholser always Together” your second. Phone 82 Sanford Board of Trade An Abstract Shows the Record. — Don’t Buy Land Without One! San fo rd , Fla. Representing Seminole County “ Phone 75 E . A. DOUGLASS, Gon’l Mgr, Watch for this Page” Efficient Service The and i ■ M ain O ffice: , San ford , F la . H otel Carnes Is th e anchor of our Continued S u cce ss « Always— that service is yours Home of the Tourist Commercial * *Traveler *. * H o t an d Cold R unning W ater v_ ■^ * ■ P h o n e 332 OUR B U S IN E S S ' Is to Shoe Sem inole County The only Exclusive Shoe Store I n Sanford P riv ate B a th s SA N FO R D , F L A . * . N O R R IS L E V IS Local M an ag er “ We insure your deposits” . P h on e 225. . i -* * * •• • i : Sanford Y our hom e business claims E. E . TU RN ER •, *5 - .^ /VI, .*•, They are your first choice; give these advertisers G R O C E R IE S AND F E E D P O U L T R Y S U P P L IE S 190 W RAPPERS city, their time and co-operation is Sanford - Florida Phone C IT R U S F R U IT AND V E G E T A B L E you better and when you are in the SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK a r e M anufacturers and Printers of .anxidfts to meet you— want to know “ We have-capital to meet your needs'*. P r i c e s Crown P a p e r Co. The firms appearing on this page Some of the largest acco u n ts we now h ave -were very small when th ey sta rte d , b u t they grew— Is yours growing? ' 0 it r C O U N T Y and patronizing the section that gives us a livelihood. Ladies Ready-to-wear and Gents’ Furnishings J . J . C A T E S , M anager . San ford , Fin. W e are all for S E M I­ each other is logical loyalty we owe * Q U A LITY AT M IN IM U M COST F in e Granlatcd Sugar our specially * If you cannot get what you want the county. 2 0 3 O ak Ave. T h e Food Instructions a rc our laws in your town— keep your money in Phone 4 0 8 -J • Sanford, Fla. out-of-town man and rest assured that der house. , S ta rte rs M agn etos Sanford Battery Service Company Nine times out of ten he can serve you better and cheaper than the M ak e our office your H om e while in the City • S an ford , Fla. ed in your welfare and is helping your The SANFORD HERALD • GARAGE These houses and their proprietors are active, inter• i * Prescription Druggist 0. JIM M Y STEW A RT S ervice C ar Always R eady . S an ford , Fla. Phone 194 •• •in the various spaces. The S an -T o x S tore. & ■ S an ford , F la . . A m erican P la n $ 2 .5 0 and $ 3 .0 0 D a y . SA N FO R D , - i J .. r FL O R ID A Ph on e 4 1 6 - J S an fo rd , Fla .. E. A--. ..Mi �T H E 8ANT0ED q g R A L P ■re hundreds of thousands of seres In Floridfi that sre worth more than double $500," remarked S. M. Spark man of Tampa, 'at ' the Wiitard. W * M . H A Y N E S , B u sin e ss M anager "Land (s worth as much as it can produce and there are many tracts In Florida that will produce fortunes. Not what you get by chance or inheritance, not what you start with in " I khow" of one man in' Florida B U B S C I U m O N CIUCK IN ADVAMCC! who, on 25 acres of land, raised $30;life, but what you gain by honest effort is what will make you truly success­ O N * T E A * ........ .........................S 000 worth of celery. » Tho cost of MQTfTIL*) * ••« i ••«* ful. What arejfpu doing to better conditions?. What are you saving?. Ac­ production' did~*not ertfeed $5,000, THKKV M O N T H S ................................................ cumulate funds for future needs by starting a savingB account H E R E —NOW. so his net profit was $26,000. An­ other man on less them an acre raised strawberries that gave him a profit* of $600. CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 "There are many thousands of acres In Florida that aro capablo of yielding profits just as great aa these. They only' need' intelligent cultiva­ tion, and that the farmers of Florida have been learnfng in the last sev­ eral years. After tho war, methods of farming In this country are going STEVENS C. M. HAND o. L TATLOR R. R. DI to undergo' a very great change. • v u - i w s * p L WOODRUFF Vks-toaUsst CwU" AwtCad Farm tractors, I believe, will play a very large part In this change. In­ THJE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS deed the entire question of labor probably will be solved by the trac­ tor. We know that in the'western states it has been almost impossible The President denies that the govto obtain labor at reasonable cost large boxes, containing 714 pieces ernment“has sought to fix the price and that It has always been uncer­ and a bundle of some 92 pieces of of foodstuff* and not sought to fix tain. With tractors the question of knitted garments. There were 30 other prices yhlch determine the ex­ labor will be a subordinate one, for ■westers, 22 helmets, 20 (iiirs socks, PRODUCING NOT PROMOTING" BOARD OP TRADE RESULTS G O V E R N M E N T CONTROL penses of the farmer, stating that the machines will do the work of 20 pairs mittens. A fine showing got (Dr T H E SECRETABY) OF W A T E R W A Y S * tho Government has successfully scores of farm hands. The not result ten together anil made already for A commlttee-o{ threo-has liaen ap­ regulated the prices of many mate­ of course will be greatly increased shipping by chairman, Mrs. A. E. Seminole county is going after | Tourists' Auto Day! That's the pointed by Director. General Mc- rials underlying ail the interests of production, and then we shall prob­ Hill, who also assisted in the pack­ Adoo to investigate the inland and the country, 'aqd such regulation ably reach the stage where the cost the Florida State Fair prize this year j day we will need thirty cars at Jeaat ing. .* and all Indications polht to success. and that's the day the Board of .coastwise waterways of the United was not only for the purchases'of of living will be within bounds." We are so pro (id to be accomplish­ The Fair Association has.the full co­ Trade proposes to give the tourists States and advise him as to the. best the government but for .the pur­ ing things and as the demand is chases of the public, and in fixing operation of the Sanford Board of a sixty mile quto drive through Sem­ means of putting them to -advan­ Woman's Club Notea Trade and. the designs to bo carried inole county, making a stop at great we must steadily and surely tageous use and solving transporta­ the prices of foodstuffs the govern­ Wednesday, Feb. 21st as Patriotic continue this- .work and send oil tion* problems. The canals of tho ment has sincerely tried to keep the Day, the program being in charge of out, not only show- tho resources Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Ovie­ dnd productions of Seminole but do and Geneva. Full notice as to many boxes and bundles of knitted country and tho coastwise Missis­ Interests of the farmer as much in the primary school, children, the adds a novel plan of exhibition that date, etc.-will go to these places in wear such as these, which we feel sippi and lake trnlUc will lie .consid­ mind as the Interests of others. earnestness and sincerity of these will surely please the eye of the tour­ ndvnnrc nnd'the Oviedo and Genova sure merits a word of praise, the con­ ered. Work has already been begun Recalling the historic action of the little ones winning the hearts of all ist and-find admiration at the hands auxiliaries 'will be notified so they tents all made by directions from by the committee, which is headed farmers at Lexington, when they present. of the capable judges. may arrange to meet and show these headquarters, inspected and finished by-M nj. Gen. MV. M. Black, Chief of “ fired tho shot t lint was heard vlsitdrs over their towns. In the by inspection committee before pass­ T h e flag drills and individual reci­ Engineers of the United States around the world," President Wilson Tliree gentlemen who were San­ evening nt Central Park a hand con­ ing.into hands of shipping commit­ Army. says that the toil, the intelligence, tations were essences of the current ford visitors last season are again cert will be in order uhd it is pro­ tee wefe ns follows: • ---------- O ; the energy, the foresight, the sacri­ trend of thought. Each little one. our guests. This party is. back ngain posed to make it altogether .’i pleas­ 100 Hot Water Bag Covers P R E D I G E S T E D LEG ISLA TIO N fices and devotion of the farmers of though unconscious of his work gave because of the cordial welcome ex­ ant day for the tourists who have 31 Suita P ajam as_ America will bring tri n triumphant the audience an inspiration which The Sanford Herald .with Us usual tended them by' the Board of Trade favored us with their presence. If 1 Pr. Leggings, operating conclusion this great Iasi war for the will not soon he forgotten. foresight into what is really needed and citizens lust year. They arei you can spemj your car and lime 214 Bed Socks emancipation of men f^om the con­ The little playlet was especiallyatfor the best interests of the.state is A. E. Olmstead, New York, S, L. for a few hours kindly* phone the 67 Prs. Bed Socks trol of arbitrary government and the tractive, EHzubeth Whilner ns Retgiving the candidates fur legislative Alderman. Pehtwater, Mich., and Board of Trade. 25 Cruteh PndN • selfishness’ of class legislation. sy Ros.% with her curtsies and grace honors in Seminole county an in­ Scott W\ Norris, Clearfield, Pa. 100 Stretcher Pillows carried us hack to the days when sight into what the people (if the The lust named gentleman called at _;I6 Miscellaneous items. If you are a chronic kicker, tc^ Martha Washington lived, at which1 PLEA OF THE PROFITEERS county nre wanting in the way of the Board of Trade again this sea­ most fitting subject to kick is your­ Please everyone having wool and time the colors find saw the light of In this country now everybody is laws. son and frankly stated that nt no­ self. Of course you don’t think So. knitted squares bri.ig ihem in with­ day and carried love and patriotism talking patriotism and raising prices. where else in Florida was he given hut !>9 per cent of the people who out fail as the worji room committee Predigested legislation, is what it In the heart of everyone. rhe same hand of welcome as in San­ know you would tell you ibis is -»i if are needing them for some unfinished calls i t ; and the term is as good as, The following from the Mubiln Reg!i»ler will serve as an example: It is to be deplored that s ii few ford. and. he added. " T h a t’s just they cared to spend that much work. th e idea is bette r ’’ Wheat at $2 maximum is said should take all the pleasure at these, why I’ m here again this season and breath on you ns n suhje<- . It was proposed several sessions not to lie an attractive figure for affairs, as others missed a rare treat- that’s why I ’m going to spend a back, that there should he published The Altamonte Auxiliary gave a western furnlers. They do not think few days in Sanford and all you for thirty days before" introduction, When the Board of Trade ran as­ benefit dupe** and card* party last they can grow wheal at that price, have to do is keep up the class of Kpllaph Mrs. J. N. Whilner every bill that was sought to he sist the Home Guard.', the Wom­ week from width w-ns realized the as- the cost of everything has gong Heart of sweetness, heart of grace, work and advertising you nre doing made part of the statutes of this an’s Club or any organization of magnificent turn of $101.00. This is up amazingly. We have the same Winsome, modest, fuir of face: and Sanford afld your county will atmto; but as good as the idea was, worth, we are yours to command. Isplendid and too much credit cannot to say about cotton, which-when A smile the suffering lave to greet. rank second -to none in the state. it could not- be pit through because Our policy is to boost and build and be given this ami other auxiliaries compared with the price of meat, Her generotf* hand the poor to mart, As it stands, I am a Sanford booster thero was, especially at Hint session, it is assumed that yours is the same. for their fine work and successful ’clothing, mules, tools and wages is Noble nnd true and fine. up in. Clearfield." no many tilings destined to be .put entertainments for.this worthy cause. still at a price not much above whnt through at the last minute wlthopt She never craved the ballot's power, Notice the page ad-in this issue of it costs to raise it." A unique feature'of the work’ o f But longed for woman’s greater hour The Herald and notice ‘the broad tho Longwood auxiliary is the fact Let us admit for the sake of argu­ Of high achievement on the throne spirit of these advertisers wherein it that on their work day which is ment that there is very little profit in w here is urged that "if the business house Wednesday of each week every m.in $2 wheat and 30 cent cotton. Ought Wltji the love that she alone could in your town carries in slock the who is a member of the Her Cross not somebody to do something for light goods you want buj- from him." Chapter donates the price of a g od their country "besides the soldiers The flame of high desire and noble lettuce. When you read this article These men are with the Board of cigar and at last meeting at Longwho are risking their fives for it? think it over. You must admit ita Trade - nnd these men and many impulses inspire. wood they realized ■$3.CO by thiv There is certainly not much profit in A queen of hearts and gentle reign, truthfulness and if you will adopt more like them lire of the type who means alone. These auxiliaries are fighting for $30 a Inonth. There is With aught of pleasure, naught of this plan through the Bo’ard of expect to do something for Seminole surely’ up und doing and if we don't .very little satisfaction in it when the Trade or through some other com- county nnd these same men will win. pain,. watch out will put us to shame in soltlier knows that hiP fnrplly at Just hojne, • sw<*et home, the dear .petent organization, you, Mr. Grow­ their successful efforts at making home is being robbed-right and left er will find your returns Increased domain. The Board of Trade is solidly with money. by those who have kept out,.of the 30 per’cent. Your celery nnd lettuce tbc Food Administration and our war. Mrs. Galloway, accompanied by ! will return you on an average $50 services nre at the rommand of Governor Call* Here But it is absolute rubbish to pre­ Others have done Mrs! Deane Turner attended the more, per car. Messrs. Bcacham, Huff and Whit­ tend that there is not a very large Governor and Mrs. Catts were hoard meeting at Ocala lust week this; why not you? Our merchants ney. profit in $2 wheat and 30 cent cot­ hero Satuday night, the guests of must also cooperate, in this. The and reports un unusually pleasant ton. The war is giving-the farmers Hon. and Mrs. Forrest Lake. Th»y timd spent with the club women of farmers nil srnund Sanford spend Red Cross Notes an opportunity to m a k e more money were accompanied by Hon. Milton more than a million dollars a year that and other places. Our president A water cooiei; is very much need­ Pledger nnd Hon. Lewis O'Bryan oT than they ever made before and we in -Sanford and you get your aharq gave her report* as state auditor and ed at the work rooms. Anyone Kissimmee. The party spent the don't b lam e, them for making It chairmnmof finance which met with then in turn, it is to your interest having one that (hey can give or where they nre making it through night here on their way to the east to assist these growers by-helping quite complimentary applause. tend will please do so. ,them in advertising their produet. coast. - • T H E P R E S ID E N T TO T H E These ladles are generous In their The Idea is to get. the consumer to The work of the workroom is pro­ FARM ERS " praise of Ocala's hospitality and of order "Sanford celery and lettuce" gressing very satisfactorily indeed Aspen Wood for Matches. their fine club house. President Wilson ’ in Ids message and until you individualize and cre­ Just now. Ladies aye responding by Aspen wood Is used almost exclu­ to Lho farmers of the United Slates ate a name you will continue la. sac­ coming, up and Working and_much sively In making matches la Sweden of January 31, voices a strong faith V.I f t T I N G R E C R U I T S rifice your specialized .product in the good is being accomplished, ns It Is easily cut nnd porous enough in their loyalty and makes a strong mart of common trade and consump­ to be Vemllljr Impregnated with sul­ The shipping committee packed Three Men Join’ the Colors From tion. On March 12th, at the monthphur nr pamflln. and sent off on Friday's, boat two Hanford c l y meeting of the Board of Trade The local Army Recruiting Station- the method proposed for the pur­ of Sanford still invites the attention pose of individualizing this product of all young men of military age not will be brought out. It means dol­ have killed had Insulted him beyond included in'the draft limit. General lars to you to be there. Prom ptly and Correctly the endurance of an average man. Pershing in France is badly in need Complimentary auto drives were Rendered Mean Much He was very much better than those of men uf all trades and different service. •. given the following tourists by the who are dcmsndiyt the pound of ,*o. the Retail Merchant fieitr n ext-to-thrir-;coun try ’s- heart — Those who joined .the .colors ..arc. Board of.Trade.during the past Your whether they he capitalists or labor­ Thomas E. Meredith, medical de­ days: Mr. and Mrs. Kcllnr, Toledo, 5 to G M iles to a Gallon o f G as ers, farmers or operatives In factor­ partment; McDonald Carraway, avi­ Messrs. Pnge and Warren, New Those men ation section of signal corps; Earl J . York and Mr. and-M rs. F . P» .Con­ ies' or. machine shops roy, Cfifcttanoogn. . accompany their demands by loud Chapman, quartermasters corps. YOU KNOW professions of patriotism and in this The three young men left for Ja c k ­ time of hysteria words arc accepted sonville .on Feb. 26th. Tourists leaving their .cards at the •A perfect mixture, gives you perfect as counting much more than deeds. Board of Trade i oflico' during the past' week: II, 1*.. LeBar, Delaware .' Combustion—More Pep—Less Carbon FLORIDA LAND HIGH Water Gap, Pa., Scott W/ Norris, Cool Motor^-More Mileager-Saves Oil, Clearfield, Pa., S. L. Aldcrpian, Uut Former, Congressman Sparkman Pentwatcr, Mich., A. E . Olmstead, Gives the Reason New York City, W. L. Gleesner, At­ Many people who come to Florida lanta, Gs., E. T . Webb, Jackson, with the idea that good land Can be combine the Ledger and State­ Mich., Howard LeClark, Baltimore, purchased cheap are sadly mistaken ment work and reduce labor W ..L . Devine, Johnson City, S. Y. Installcd in O ne M inute and Autom aUc Forever •boot 60£-. Simplifies bookkeeping after they get here and attempt tp Johnson, Detroit, P. W. ' Knowles? sad eliminates disputes with cusbuy land that haa been developed or Mayor Gllea Here i.DesMidncs, Iowa, J . D. Carpenter, that is situated in a good farming Among the prominent virltors to.Butfalo, Irma Coleman, Sioux City, D IR E C T IO N S -S ta ri Motor, retard gaa and apark, then tum down section with shipping facilities. carburetor adjustment Blowfly until motor stops, sllp_Ford Gas Saver over tho, city yesterday wero Mayor Giles, W.. Steadman, Gem City, Idaho, may be deliverod on de* Florida land is well worth all that Commissioner Vincent Green nmj,; L. M. Cusscl, Indianapolis, D. W. air intake -and crank up, No other adjustments necessary. , This loose leaf system fits is paid for it and the reason is given R. B. Brosslere, business manager Grcther, Fon,D ulac, Wis., Mr. nnd (tail business.. We will by ’ former . Congressman* Stephen of tho Reporter-Stir. These gentle- M n . Conry, Chattanooga, N. O. rbUIn -ite application to tain— a. No obligation Sparkamn In the following despatch: men all have m!(ny friends here who fUlaine, Grand Rapids, .Miss Helen "When it is said that land in are glad to see them. Mayor Giles i Boyers, Trenton, N. J . k Miss Stella Florida haa been sold fur $200 .bn a n d ‘ Mr. Brosslere aro members of Druen, Chicago, W, L. Crane afid acre, or* $600 an acre, peraons who the Sanford Board of Trade and ar? wife, Emporia, H. C. DeWItl,, SANFORD, FLORIDA have been accustomed to. dealing ia boosters °I Sanford as well as ofr r Eoughk'.'e|tsle and Misses Emma Sanford, Florida . • and Jessie ' Downs,, PhlUdelphla. farm landf stand aghast, but there Orlando. ' THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY call for their cooperation In winning the war. . It has been the fashion of many writers to compare the production per acre of European farmers .with that of American1 farmers to tho detriment o f . t(ie American. The President, however, makes tKo as­ sertion - /that the farmers of this country are as cfllcicnt as any other farmers "in the "worldT and M a t 'While they do not produce more per acre, it la not only not nbccssary that they should do ao, but perhaps it Would be bad economy for them to attempt It. Tho real test is that they do produce by two or three times more per man per unit of labor and capital than the farmers of any Eu­ ropean country; they are more alert and use more labor-saving devices than any other farmers in the world. The responso of the farmers, says Mr. Wilson, to the demands of the present emergency has been in every way rtttnarkable and he quotes fig­ ures in.proof of the assertion. These achievements, he urges, should be repeated and even exceeded. T H E R EA L TEST PEOPLES BANK Or SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA P U B L IC IT Y Untidy Statement Outfits PULLS PRO G RESS Saves 20% to 40%40 of Yomr <PQ Cfl �THE 8 ANf t) ED HERALD PA G EH TE Donnie Curtia. Brown, Oviedo Charley M. Williams; Paola j‘ Julius Huff, Sanford Motion of *. -Elijah Futch, fjanfordMatters In Brief ^ H A P P E N IN G S O F IN T E R E S T IN A N D ' .» Willie Anderson Sanford personal Item* of Interest "Lloyd Hill, Sanford -' A RO U N D SA N FO R D Mra. No m» King McLaucUla, BocUl Editor. Anrono havlnk r u « t » , portWo o r s a x a r t l r k Pete Holden, Sanford (or t h b column. It would t>« npproclaUd I| lh»y would (otophone 2 7 0 J Sam Brooka, Geneva Lyceum benefit concert March 19» be mndq,known that Manager Ben _ Walter Garvin, Sanford The varied program In preparation Kraiise does .not pHow.any immoral Birthday Parly Mrs. J . B. -Starling has returned Joe Summons, Sanford for March 19 promises a most de show's or gambling on the grounds. Mra. John E. Courier entertained from Jacksonville whero she has Oscar Middleton, Sanford lightful Lyceum benefit entertain­ This mammoth show will arrivo on with a lovely birthday party Friday been- the guestt or of her aisttr^ aisttgr^Mrs. M rs. . John Johnson, Sanford Sunday on their own special train ment on that date. afternoon in honor of her son, Sima for several il days. ,— — Clifford Clair, Safiford Master John Courier, Jr., who cele­ Mrs. Wren McGuIn lias a special of ten GO-foot cars, carping over 160 Zima Banks, Sanford brated hla third birthday. It was a .story for the Masons. Come hear it show people. So if you have fur­ Harold Grant, Sanford Mrs. Osbornee Herndon returhed nished rooms at hotels or private 64-1tc Jamea Rochelle, Sanford • patriotic party, the decoration* being yesterday front Daytona Beach houses make it known. All shows William A. Samuel*, AltamontcV^ rod, white and blue. Air. and Mrs. D. II. Paullof .Monwhere ahe has been the guest of rela­ open on Monday, March 4th at 7 Wm. A. Samuela, Altamonte Spga. tive* fo’r several weeks. Ids, Mont., arc vlsftlng here at the During the aftePnobn different p. m. to Saturday, March 9th at 11 Reuben Joshua White,. Sanford home of Mr. N. B. Leonard. Mrs. p. m. If you are looking for a week games were played. A peanut hunt ■ Trouble Cain-Hilary, Sanford Paul is Mr. Leonard’s slater., was very much enjoyed and little Mrs. M. Y. Bledsoe and Mrs. F. of joy don’t /nil to visit the Elki Eddie. Brown, SXnford Miss Catherine Tillis having found V. Holmes arrived yesterday from Break your Cold or LcGrlppe with a Big Carnival and Jubilee. Allen Hortan, Lake Mary tho most peanuts was given a box of Jacksonville and will be tho gucata of few doses of 660. 39-26lc . Preston- Cole. Sanford dhocolatoa. their- sister, Mra. F. V. Lee for sev­ Basket Ball Schedule A ladies' quartet composed of Rodney E. Burton, Sanford Feb. 8 — Duval, Ip Sanford. hire. Herndon, Mra. Mettlnger, Mrs. At five- o’clock the little folks eral days, Allen Jonea Monroe, Snnford Feb. 15—Stetson, in DcLand. Morgan and Mra. Fox will be ono of were invited into the! djning room Muaton Black, Sanford .... Feb. 22— Duval, in Jacksonville. the, attractions at the Lyceum bene­ Arcadia is to have a half fhilHon Where dainty cakes and ice- qrenm Albert Hunter, Satiford March 1—Cathedral, In Orlando. fit concert MarcK ,19. • / were served. T h e table looked most dollar crate factory. The securing of John Henry McKoelar, Geneva. 22-tf attractive In-Its red,’white and jslue this factory is directly duo to the • Ostedpath— Dr. W. M. Harper— Gc’orge Stephens, Sanford decorations and in the .center a love­ activity of Arcadia Commercial Office and operating rooms Seminole - Sidney Barno, Sanford PRAISE FOR DR. HYMAN A convincing argument in ly cake with three lighted candles. Club. Bank building, phone 195. 62-6tp Wm. Currie Cummins, Sdnford favor of commercial bodies. The favors were tiny red, white and * The Presbyterian church choir will Former Sanford ' Pastor Continues David Peterson, Sanford blue, baskets filled with candy. i r r‘ . , give a tine selection Ir\ aid of the Ly­ John Cherry, Sanford . To Make Good .Farmers of the county in which is ceum benefit concert, March 19. Each littlo guest left regretting Andrew Williams, Paola The following clipping from the the city of Pensacola, 1,000 In num­ All the numbers on the program will that John, Jr., birthday was a year ’ Ernest I'arramore, Sanford Atlanta Constitution demonstrates be highly entertaining. off. Those present were Chaunccy ber, hare petitioned tho county iomAllen James Jackson, Sanford that our Dr. George Hyman is mak­ Wilson, Clarence Wolfe, Ralph Wolfe nfisaioners to order an election to de­ Clifford Choice, Sanford' Why let other townp show more ing a record us a chaplain: Richard Howard, -George Moyc, cide the matter of compulsory tick Oliver (tenoral, Geneva ■appreciation for ou’r reader? Hear Eight hundred and'ten of Amer­ James Hayes, Alice Elder, Maria eradication fof that county. David Minyard, Sanford Mrs. Wren McGuln. 64-ltc ica’s foreign horn soldiers, members Moyc,. Elizabeth Methvin, Cather Chester Thorhas, Sanford Sam Ach, advance man of the of the 32Gth infantry regiment haveine Tiills, Votnn Bandy, Helen Ken­ As a m u l t of an enthusiastic Esther Woodard, Sanford Krause Shows who will put on the been taught to read, write and speak nedy, Eddie Tillis, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. meeting held at tho court house in Clarence Young, Geneva, entertainment for the Elks Carnival English since their arrival at Camp Hayes, Mrs* Tyre and Mrs. String-, Tallahassee, a- Leon County Dairy- • George, Washington, Sanford here ne'xt week ia in town and billing Gordon little moye than three fellow. * .■* • men's Association *han been organ­ Boston Irvin, Snnford the country for tho big show. months ago, according to announce­ ized which goes on record for imme­ Henry Wright, Sanford KlIB-.M Y-TISM — Antiseptic Re­ ment by an officer of that organi­ diate‘steps to eradicate the ticks in H. 11. McCaslin is in Tampa for a ' Albert Jackson, Snnford lieves Rheumatism Sprains Neu­ zation. The announcement of this that section. few/days on business. Monroe Rfchardson, Geneva Richard McCall, Gabriella remarkable accomplishment has sent ralgia etc. ' 39-26tc Willie Anderson, Sanford Xi --------Emmitt .Wright, Sanford Norris Levis is homo for n few a thrill of pride through the entire Charlie Maxwell, Sanford J. H. Jones of Orlando was it Han­ Osceola county will construct fif­ James Fort, Lung wood personnel of the regiment. When days from the University of Florida. Joseph -Reed. Sanford , ford visitor yesterday. teen dipping vats in the nour future • Edwin Milan, Jr., Oviedo these eight hundred odd men were He ucrompnnlcd the University Alexander Aitcli, Sanford us a picans of ridding tho county of Grady Brown, Sanford assigned to the regiment not one Ha n d to the big celebration ut Fort Arthur Simmon, Wagner Scaser Hawkins, Chuluota Miss Mnbrf Hall of Genmant. Ky. the dreaded rattle tick. Other coun­ coflid understand written or spoken Myers and reports a big lime. Robert F.-Bizgcll, Snnford ties all over the state are moving in Alex Bel), Sanford is a guest ut.lbo Hotel Carnes.v Middle nged woman with ten English and nil instruction was nec­ Willie Holmes, Sanford the aan)o direction and it will not b e ­ Charlie James Heriong, Sanford years’ experience nursing confine­ essarily carried o'n by means*of in­ John Moore, Sunlord Henry Neal, Sanford terpreters and .demonstrations. A J . W. Bush of Atlnnta Is in the long until Floridn will be tiek free.. ment cases, Apply to 1201 Park John Hawkins, Snnford '. , Garfield Taylor, Chuluota * few days ago it was desired that 2f> city for u few days on business. avenue, ’ •37-tf Will liius, Geneva Dee Edward Whlkcr, Sanford suf'h men lie formed into an exhibi­ In Dnde county reports are to the • » . ' Word come* from Dr. Kulph Ste­ tion class, tint not one could be Joseph Ellis, Sanford Joe Martin, Sanford effect thul more than^ two thousand J. J. Kerns of Jacksonville was in ven* lhut lit* has been promoted to found in tile regiment.. Robert Church, Geneva . John Dawkins, Sanford acres will be planted to castor beans the city on business it few days this the rank of rnptuin aitd his* many Nathaniel Gilmore, Sunford Jame« Lewis Porter, Lake Monroe and several hundred neres in long week. friend* here are rejoicing over his I The great work of educating these Isaiah Harris, Sanford TafT Heed,-Sanford staple cotton. good fortune. Captain Ralph is at men wus ordered by the command­ Joseph ithinnl Boston, Ovipdn | Shun Johnson, Sanford ing officer of the-regiment immedi­ Mr. A. C. Husband of Hoboken, Camp Lee. Petcrahu rg, Va. Brutus Robinson. Sanford Isaiah Myers, Sanford ately after llieir arrival at Camp N. Y., is a guest nt the Hotel Often Destroyed by F irs. Mnlchai Wyley, Oviedo Don’t lie a slacker. Come to the William Spearman, Sanford Gordon, and in a few weeks tin' Carne*. Tlmo after time, together with tbs ■ Levy Jenkins, Hanford Duval Ford. Knlnkce Home Guard* entertainment. Feb­ schools were well underway. Since rest of the city of Moscow, the Krem­ Samuel Brown, Geneva , Henry Scott, Chuluota ruary 2.t. t>4-lte that time all of the other organiza­ lin bns been burned. Bin Inst occasion K. . F. Houshnlder and T. -E.' Wil­ Frank Burgess,' Chuluota * Hinton Walker. Sanford A few of the good things in prep­ tions at Camp Gordon have _ In­ being In 1812 when It wna occupied son spent yesterday in Del.and on Robert Nichols, Sanford Lewis Rufus, Sanford. Fin. aration for tho event of March 1!) augurated schools of their own. and by Napoleon mid the Inhabitnnts of b-giil business. Jiip Minyard, Sunlonf ■ Dennis Walker, Sanford hau been mentioned in the Herald tile work .is probably being carried tjio city themselves started tho con*’ Clarence Chappell, Sanford . from lime lo time, but there arp on in other camps throughout ’ the Adam Fulton, Sanford flngrotlana In alt-ports of the city. It -John N. Moore, Wagner A. I),- Bell bus returned to Gaines­ wna Indeed these fires which forced George‘ James Milignh, Sanford' other* just ns captivating which country. Though tin* work was car­ * Archie Oxendine, Oviedo ville after a few days spent iniSan- ih« little corporal t o ' commence hla soli lie noticed in future issues. ried . on quietly und during those Henry Williams, Sanford William Royster, Snnford ford on business. disastrous retreat niTOM . the._snow­ Samuel Albert .Gordon, Sanford* Watch for .announ cement.hours which did not conflict with Leon Tyson, Sanford. - bound steppes of Itussln, Nnpolcon Jerry Kingston, Sanford Expensive Hemstitching Machine the military training schedule, the bad bis headquarters In the Kremlin, Jack* McAlister, Geneva D. C. Brown, the popular sales­ Just installed at tho millinery shop success achieved by the 3261 h will and while the Unities were not no de­ » . For Bent Frank Robinson, Sanford man for the’Tampa Coffee Mills was of Mrs. II. L. Duhnrt.- Radies of probably -be unsurpassed. structive there iih |n other ports of the Both stores and houses. See me in the city yesterday. Cossie Williams, l.ollgwood. Ssnford are invited to call and sec city, yet they forced eracimtldn. Three Influences Responsible -* ------J nines Albert Johnson, Lake MoW and l can supply yhur needs. H. C. this machine in operation. Fourth Three Influences nr*1 largely r*>lil-Stc Jas. Albert Johnson. Lake Monroe DuBti.se. *nd Sanford Avc. 13-lf Sehelle Mallies left yesterday for Duds and Flowers In Cooking. aponsjblc fur tho results which hav<5 Frank Howard, Oviedo Jacksonville where he will remain a ^he French Cmuidlnns nro said to Ladies' ensemble, ladies' quartet, been attained in thia regiment: the Temple Chimes Ed Gaiiyard, Sanford few days on business. use the arid flowers of tho redbud, or gentlemen's ensemble, gentlemen’s orders of tho commanding officer, T wo interesting tier monk were de-, George Wilkcrson/ Lake Monroe Judas tree, In snliuls, while the buds* quartet, solos, readings, instrumental Colonel McArthur, that the work be livered at the Temple by Mr. Mas­ Flowers Williams, Sanford and tender pods nro packed In vine* Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Martin and and vocal delight, the artistic, the pushed with nil possible speed, and sey Sunday. Knr. Honey locust pods, often locally Manicr Anderson, Sanford Mrs. A. .Adramer of New York are popular, wit, sparkle and fun* some­ the enthusiastic assistance which he called "honey-shuck*," contain n sweet­ John Jnhhs'on, Sanford in the city Tor a few days, thing to please everybody, at the rendered; the system inaugurated by ish, thick, chccscllku pulp, which Is Supt. Jn o .‘ I). Jinkins of the Sun­ Irwin Woodward, Sanford I.yeeum benefit concert March 19! Chaplain Hyman, who was directly often eaten; Those of the reesqulte day school announces n lively case Sarn Robinson, Oviedo E. L. Gore returned to. Jackson­ furnish tho Mexicans nnd Indiana Regular meeting of Seminole Ke- in charge of the slionls; and above of "Liberty inensles." Thomas Gordon, Geneva, Fla. ville yesterday after several duys with a nutritious food. The Creoles all the untiring efforts of the eighty bokah Lodge No. 43 Tuesday cveO. R Burkson, Sanford of 1/oulslnna, fnmnua for their cook­ spent in the city on business. selectmen who acted as instructors. ing at 7 o'clock. Initiation of c a n ­ Eddie Turner, Sanford Tiie 1'ipe Organ Society is meeting ery, are reported to use the young didate*. Installation of new of- 1 These instructors, according to Arthur Philip Storms, Sanford every week to sew fur the Bed buds of the sassafras os a substitute Mrs. A. W. Young arrived yester­ for okra In thickening soups. fictre. Refreshments. Visiting Ro- Chaplain Hyman, went nt the work Cross. Ran Brooks, Panin day from Vero, Fla., and will be a bekahs welcome. Soc’y. in a spirit of enthusiasm and with a Boston Howard, Sanford , « guest of Mrs. Galloway for{sevcral T. W. Jones of Chase Si Co. has sense of duty which speaks high in­ Bradford. Everett, Genova A star has recently been added to days. ■* T h s A ra b at a NsJghbor. ' , * returned from Jacksonville whero he deed of the new nrmy, gladly giving Dock Crawford, San/ord . ‘ , tho Temple Scrvic6~Flag, A total of Ths Arab makes a good neighbor. »ent to arrangct the citrus fruit ?x up much of ‘their spare time to ob­ * * Hurry Still, Snnford sixteen stars how dot the Temple Hla love of the beautiful In architec­ tain the desired result.' • ,, Mr. und Mrs. Cimunccy Wilson ture Is evidenced In a hundred cities Mbit of Seminole county at . the Waller -Harman, iv lcdo Flag.- ' * • * ._ ’• returned borne last week after sev­ whero hla handiwork aurvlves. Every f»ir.* Tommy - sayi that Seminole Each .company In the refciiricnt-or­ Roland Love, Gc.ndva • •* i ** - * eral months spent in Charlotte, visitor to-Granada knows what was •ill win the big priae among all the ganized Its own classes, U-ith on en­ Joseph Ashman, Sanford President Hurley of the Flake N. C. counties as Seminole has the finest listed man as supervisor of the work. left behind a t the Alhambra. When the Joseph Hen McIntyre, Snnford . Union- has a challenge . .out,. He ; U7■r 1 -■' 'Arab met Ho(ne,he produced Palmyra; ■nd best displays pf fruits and veg- Under the supervisor •were special • Sam Jackson, Sanford — •• •* wants'some one to show him'who elable* in the fair'building. Instructors in* penmanship, voice The many friends. of Mrs. and having absorbed- the Hassnilun dynas­ Alvin IJorton, Sanford lias tho better, union. Mra. Ed. Booth rejoice with them ty of the neo-Persian empire In 037, Rolf K. Rolfson, Sanford T he Homo Guards will bo our tontrol, reading, etc., all of whom in the recovery of their little daugh­ the Arab created Bagdad; In overrun­ Ed Thomas, Paola gucjL* of honor. Let’s give them n volunteers from the enlisted person­ ning Spain, be worked mnglc nt Cor­ Pastor Massey had charge of tho ter, Isabel. . « Frank S. AVrlght, Sanford nel of the regiment.. big time. * 541 l t c dova nml Scclllo Royal Ambassadors at Sunday Morris Edwards, Snnford Four Grades Established 1- J. Fisher, secretary and trepsarhool Inst Sunday. Tho boys say The course o f’ study w as divided Samuel Price, Sanford Qrir of the Standard Motor Truck he can teach ns well as preach. Sam Peterson, Paola i Detroit was In tho city several into four grades, ail of tho students J >» looking after his farming inter- starting in the first grade and {he • Frank Blake, Sanford Miss Margaret Davis, tlin choir Otto Duttklns, Sanford He states that his firm arc more apt being rapidly pushed on directress has arranged a special James Williams, Sanford making trucks for the army and that through to tho more advancod ■cries of song and music for tho next Ivey Shaw, Sanford luinm* in this line is good. *Ho ox- courses. A teacher was provided for month------------ . ----- - '------Peets to make .Sanford hts winter every ten men, thus insuring Indi­ —Arthur-Giddens,- Chuluota---------- “ Marcus T, Goldsmith, Sanford °mc some time In tho future as he vidual instruction in all cases. Im­ The policy of Mr. Mnsaey in be­ William Powell, Sanford provements were continually made *nd his father own conaiderable land ginning and ending his- services Hdnry Byrd, Sanford in.the system, ono of which-la that n Eureka Hammock near here. promptly la meeting with great ap­ Willie .Tyner, j3anford lor Wood and heavy hauling ace the supervisors of tho various com­ proval and success. Ed Thomas, Sanford ' pany-schools now meet onco a week Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf The very finest‘and cheapest line of millinery that haa Thomas King, Sanford with tho chaplain for a normal ever been shown in Sanford will he on display at T H E St. Cloud has a now bank. I t la Prayer meeting every Wednesday course, and In this way ths work Joe'Williams, Sanford Q U A LITY SH OP in Lyric Theatre building, Sanford be known as the Bank of St. night at 7 o’clock la getting to be the throughout tho. regiment, ia co­ Johnnie Switzer, Sanford* , next w'eek, March 4th to 9th, Special showing day real dynamo of the church work. 16th' * nd bp* * n bui,ne*» on the ordinated and cooperation obtained. Charlie Fields, Chuluota . will be announced later. * , i * ’ * ■* * This meeting too begins and ends Each supervisor kiso reports each -Llge Jackson, Sanford Telephone your order for Elder day's progress Xo the chaplain, the promptly. Mr. Massey is a sticker Bee Reaves, Sanford Wo appreciate tho patroqage of the people and we are J ' nng water to T. 0 . Charlea, Tel. report being mode part of a perma­ for promptness. Pat McFarlan, Sanford placing tho very best goods on sale (or the least price. Noa 338 and 334-W. . 62-2tC nent record of results. Schools are Felix Parrlih, Oviedo 8oeial ai Moore’s Vernon Wior, Sanford r.|Ar^a, f Kem<>nta , r ® b«!ng made for held four times a week, each student 1 am out.of tho CUy this week in the market selecting which* .Dakeland’a union depot continuing the course until the There will bo a social at Moore’a Henry Giles, Sanford Millinery and will bring a hat to autt every lady iu the * was destroyed by fire recently. four grades are completed. Station on Friday night of this week William II. Outlet-, Sanford Th‘ . County. at the church. Boesie -Smith, -Sanford At the present time there-are still •toriesCW atrucluro *win bo of two George Hawkins,. Geneva ' * Refreshment* of pic, coffee and 699 men In the clashes,- but all of We guarantee satisfaction to every customer. sandwiches will be served and in ad­ Z ow. h tbB time to plant your these have pasted beyond the initial Jerry W. Houston, Sanford r • » -* . , » ~’ * ' 4 *j . ! rcea- Yislt the Lemon Bluff ■Uges, and moat of them will shortly dition a candy contest will be one Freddie Thomas, Sanford : r‘« ' D*te«n, Fla., and save be ready to graduate. of the events of the evening. Iaaae A. Jackson, Sanford Mrs. A. D. Parrish o, Kct prtc™. 82*Stp Everybody Invited.. The pro­ Alfred -L. Oglesby, Lake Monroe ceeds will go to a' good cause. •- . Manager Joe Taylor, Sanford ’r , n,8 Carnival and Jubilee List of Persons Called for Examin­ John F. Coates, Sanford ation March 4th, 1918 Krau**. "r* Lack l ° S>nf.ord. ' the Julius Scott; Oviedo ; year ? , Grc#t®r Shows, who are thia Mlaa Inex New has returned to Jier May Doyle . * . John Ed wards,. Sanford , Elias Bell, S anford.’ a .-Henry Rolikc, Sanford . * home In Richmond,.-Va., after apendiver r l tT' . Assistant Manager • • A'rthul Billie ‘Wright, Sanford ing several weeks here the gueat of Roger Whitted, Lake Monroo I-and raP. ‘ h.0WI * r® uP *to d*te strictly high class and it .muit ' “Lawtle Oglesby, Sanford . ' / -John Jelka, Sanford her aunt, Mra. W. W. Abernathy. Little IUppenl®** In and About 'Jt.The Citg Summary of the Floating 8 mall Talka Succinctly . Arranfed for Herald Readers George Frasier, San(ol-d «*•;• George Davis, Sanford Paul Shuman/Sanford LcRoy Thomas, Sanford Sidney Murray, Sanford Oscar Lendal) Cates, Sanford Walter Mitchell, Sanford Henry Hutcherson, Sanford Kyer Thomas, Sanford ____ Charlie Johnson, Sanford Henry Tucker, Paola Bias Connelly, Sanford Willie Williams, Sanford Sam Russell, Sanford Clarence White, Geneva Jefferson Hudson, Chuluota James Henry Munroe, Sanford Willie Coleman, Geneva Irwin psntzlcr, Sanford . Rgub’en Davii, Sanford Barrett Mallicliff, Sanford ’ • William Wicks, Gabrielis Lodgo Reed, Lake Mary J . F. Green, Sanford John Long, Chuluota Frank Cox, Sanford , Edward Bradley, Sanford George Pinnick, Paola Nathaniel Finch, Sanford David Roberta, Sanford John William Pexold, Sanford Thomas Jones, Ov!£do. • Willie Smith, Sanford Johnnie J . Jones, Paola Joseph Albert Canada, Chuluota Leonard Cunnihgham’, Chuluota Everett Dugger, Sanford - Charlie Brown, Sanford William Golden, Maitland Thomas Noble, Sanford . John’ Roberson, Oviedo Rafail Haria, Sanford Willie Singleton, Sanford T. D.* Fossett, Sanford Manuel Fernandez, Sanford Robert Lee Evans, Sanford IN S O C I E T Y ’S D O M A IN THE QUALITY SHOP M ILLINERY �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD say a ^ Hence The Big Slaughter Price . retoo many Hats for' Daytona * al .Cost To Put _ I s T h T e . T JL. Mt n ’ p r»ces They a In M v S t o r e mu go At Think Of It Ju st At The Beginning Of The Season 4 8 Rertiember that my days $3.50 Hats ==?: are limited to a very few. On Sale at Should there be anything 9 8 in my line that you are $3.00 Hats — - likely to need n ow or On Sale at next year, it will pay you 9 8 to visit my store every $2.50 Hats = day and S A V E T H E On Sale at D IFFER EN C E. : : : 48 $2.00 Hats ~— : As before advertised my On Sale at entire stock is on special 9 8 Sale for the remaining $1.50 H a ts - TmTimhi I w �m r* THE 8ANFOIID HERALD fl . PAQP SEVEN 1 1 4 * . l i v e . , Ualeaa Aald rarlidtau eball 1_Leu# • redeemed accor according dial to taw law tax daad wjll wflJ tbereon on tba 1st day ef Mareb, Ar P . IEGA1 ADVERTISING M id d y Bungalow * A p r o n for Juniors. ' Now, thero Is nothing in* the way If tbs young mlis who wishes to • * armNC GUIDE 7 4 3 5 Showing S i t e BfiSttd MtLVL A help with household duties during Utno®, for htt working wardrobe Is complete, oven to the bungalow apron. In Us newest guise Ui# bungalow for Juniors eiplolta a middy effect and, In a pinch, could be worn for a dress. The model shown here Is designed to be slipped on over the head. The open neck Is finished with a collar and romorsble shield. The front of Uia apron Is slashed and laced for the closing. The sleeves, In Kimono effoot, may be long or .abort.. In medium-aisa the design requires 8ft yards Id-Inch material The back and front sections of the pattern, having the sleeve cut In one, ore laid along the lengthwise Told of material In cutting the apron, pingham, peronlo or lawn may be used In Its development. There will be room enough for the cuff and sleeve bamfmt each aide or ecetlous II and Q. The shield, .collar and bolt are alao laid along the lengthwise fold of material. Oppoelto the shield ta the collar, with largo -**()’• perforation* on n lengthwlso thread. The straight edge of the facing rests on tho selvage of the good*. If the short sleeve bo desired, cut off low­ er parts, of eleevo sections along lines of email "o’ ’ perforations boforo placing pattern on material. Cut 2 straps for tho bolt 2 ft Inches long and ft Inch wide when ‘finished. Mcrcerlycd braid may bo psed to trim tho collar and . alcoves. Many young girls, taking 'esportal delight In.their houso drossas and aprons, often odd a touch of hand-embrold* ory to the front and collar. Anting (As new, house garm ents br /untori is tha middy bungalow Uron designed to b€ slipped on over h<- head and laced at the fron t. It Is \jectivelg pM ured here. O front SELVAGE. EDGES «G A sleeve. IJ "N4 I-, , t y t ______ OP 5 6 INCH MHTLttlfiL Patent'd April y>. 1907 Gathered Skirt Trimmed W ith Tucks. may bo trimmed with one or two luris. ¥ r r t 7466 I A youthful skirt o f one-piece dos ig n , suitable to development in all of the season’s ultra m aterials. It Tho must youthful o( tho season's now skirts is tho gathered model. When made In ono ptcco It makes a strong nppeal to the homo dress­ maker. Thu skirt pictured hero looks well In cashmere, wool or silk pop­ lin, serget, etc. It may bn trimmed with ono or two deep tucks and la closod at the center back. Tho hern and waistband are o( equal width with tho tucks Medium slio requires 3ft yards 44-Inch material, with ft yard 3-Inch wide belting for stay. Tho width about tho lower edgo Is about 2ft, yards. If tho skirt bo desired with only ono tuck, beforo placing the pattern on tho material,’ cut off tho lower edge along lino of doublo small ' W perforations and turn a 3ft Inch hem. Tho material should bo folded In halt evenly and placed on a smooth surface. Then lay the see.lion ot tho pattern marked by triple •TTT" perforations along tho length' wlso fold. To tho right of tho skirt placo the piecing, with the straight edges along tho soItoxo of the goods. Ilntow tho ploclng lay the bell, direct­ ly along tho lengthwlso fold. Many of the fabrics for separate sklru have a soft finish. Duvotyn, peau do peco and trlcotlno havo volvoty surfaced, but they are too expanalvo ‘for' tho average allowanco for dreax. Velvot. and * volvetecn give place ta nano In the matter of tiliramodlsb skirt materials CUTTING fA'IDT. 7 4 o n S J « 4 # « S i r e 2 0 1 1 . ‘ fimnr c ' “ ... 1 fo tb if PIWIHO r o a MUST ____ 1* "VH B INCH MAtUtlM.WllM NfiP 1• A#-J M. IV6Z T o W e a r W ith the Winter Tailleur. V \- ' ■ »■ m the belt. Deep cuffs which flare At wrists finish th« one-piece eleoye*. In medium elw thd waist requires 2 ^ yards 30-Ineh material. If undorbody underbody is Is used ft Tt yard1 30-Lneh nlng will bo needed. needod. lining To roako tho J back scantiest, lay tho pattern on- llso material so that * enatowa tho triple •“n T ’ ' perforation*. wU1 ’ N O .H O GS rest on ths lengthwlso fold as shown in tho euttlng guide. The collar Is laid to tho right of the back, also on the lengthwlso fold of erepo. Tho otralght edgo of tho front runs par­ allel with tho selvage, tho largo VO perforations Tenting on a lengthwlso thread of material. To tho upper right of tho back is tho revor, with * Urge l l OH perforation* on a length* wlso thread of material, and to tha right of tho rover, tho cuff, with largo " 0 M perforations on a lengthTr~^fc~ih7eia. 'WhethbrThir r ertte * 11 made of crepe or other material tho pattern must bo placed on tho fab­ ric as shown-lit- the ,’cptljng guide, large “ O»> ' perf or^J w r ^atr-lnngthj. A dniniw wei.i u . t . t .itv , Mni wise thread; Tho sleovs is -placed do r t i , . L i t P k »*CrvrS to tho right of tho cuff and tho belt t •U„“ 1, , J u . i l ,,on' “ a ■,uU’”" 1 •• “ The soft, frilly effect that one llkoi to it* upon opening tbo jacket Uliip* bllod bv the largo revara of this d a l£ *F pink crepe, da ehlno blouse. The open neck is finished with a vestoo of white chiffon, crossed in front. At the shoulder* the rover* are Joined » large square eollar, which may •be made in pointed ' effect at the t>«k. If doelrad. The ends of the rirers are plaited and bntloaed t« JLJ.. I.ia ot tb. T W e a t lha B ^ a r W v»«o lining and fold it in na^fg amoothly on tha 4e»ttl1nK 1 tho baek along the lengthwise . and tho front to thes left or It, w»n l»rgo “ O" perforations resting on * lon^hwloo thread. . M m A of the cuxtomxry touch ot embroidery, the revere would be or .fectlre trimmed with tiny eontaahe braid. | 222£^ L 3^ - S i t f e-C Io sin g S ep a ra te W a is t . finished with a large collar to whisk a Jabot Is attached. Tbs right aldo of the Jabot Is alashod to fljp tho loft and through. Tho back, or the waist “ «xt*ntls over the shoulders to form a yoke effect In front. In medium •Ho the waist requires 1% yards 17Inch material. . I f th e•collar and Jabot are edged with lace, 1 yard will be required. Today's homo dressmaking lesson deals especially with the cutting ot the blouse, which Is a simple metter, i f the guide as well as directions, Is followed carefully. First, taka two opten widths of the satin and place on the-sowing (able, right aides feclnr. The front of tho pattern le placed on the material first, wltjj Urge “(V* perforations on a lengthwise thread. To the right on'the front the aUy Is Uld, straight edges on the selvage . of the satin. Below the stay place tho sleeve, with large "O" perfora­ tions on a lengthwise thread. There A n a l l r o r l l t ' o sep arate «ra(«f of will remain sufficient room to accom­ blue satin with side closing. The col­ modate the jabot and trimming piece lar Is trim m ed with face and has ex­ a«riloni,.bolh of which are laid on tensions which lend them selves suo- the eslin so that largo “O'* perfora­ ccstfully to a draped effect. tions rest on a lengthwlso (breed. Tbs eatlh that Is left U now folded Plain satin blouses are very good la half to that tho back may ho laid looking and supply an urgent need along tho lengthwlso fold. To tho of tho woman who has to make a right of tho hack aro tho collar- and smart talllour with drossy •waist cuff. sorro Informal purposes In a pinch. Stdo closing-models are among the Tho design shown hero Is built with­ smartest of the now blouses and out a lining and elopes to tho left they havo a very knowing nlr. Not Tho open neck Is In square effect, all are finished In open-neck' effect, a CUTTING GUIDE’ 7 4 5 G Showing Size 3 G —a »*>» Nallr* a f A i s l l n l h a A r Taa. Daad tied*/ Reviles S a f Chaplet ASS*. L a v * * f Flar Ida Notlc# la hereby given t h a t J o a Kendrick, purchaser of T a x Certificate No. S I M . dated the Ctk S a y of J a n a . A. I). 1I9S, baa filed laid cartlfleata Is tny office, and baa mart* application far tax a rod to Issue la accordanca wltb law. Said certificate embrace* tba following drarrlbad property rltuatad In Seminole fountjr. rioilda, to-wltl K I t ”1 WW of N E K af N E ) f Bee. fl, T p . 1 0 ^ . H. S t E a st. S acre*. Tba aald land being aaaaaaad at tb a data af tb a issuance ef auch rarllflrata In Ihd r a m * ot C. A. P a t * . U«* Iraa aald carliOtata ahalt ba radtamad ac­ cord Iox to law lax daad will laaua thtraon an (hr Otb day of March, A. D. I S I S . Wlinraa .r a y offirlal algnatura and aaal tbla tba 6th day ol Fehrusry. A. D. ISIS , (•rail E . A. D O U G L A SS, Clark Circuit Court Banloola Co.. Fla. 4fi-Tuev-6le V. bt. Douglaae, D. C . • . . Wltncaa ray official algnature abd aaal tb la tba 19th day e l January,. A .- D . 1911. ini (oeal) - ' ‘ lL DOUGLASS. . *'» A a :. b t ------------Clerk Circuit CourtSemloola Co-. Fla. "AS-Tuta-Mc l a C l r r s l l C o a rt. B a e a a lb C lrcelt. S a ra la o le Caw aly. F lo rid a Overstreet Turpentine Company va. 8. 8. Aray, all unknown partita Helm­ araet under. . 8. ing Inter*#} 8 . A t * /. J. J . JU Rich. ____trby, . _ dereaeed. _______ mend Muff Murphy, Lavlnla A. Clark. Wm.L ft. It. L am b eth, “Robe. ' W. Voaman, I). T . On mar, aa TrJtatee, Nathan E, Slmmona, M. H. Ilronaon, Alice Rryanl, Gottjleb H. Keyler, rt*v**»*d, M artha J , Beer*, Wm. T . Nee blit, Cbea. J . Brooke. O. D. Hrownll*, Mary Peanlngtea, J . I . Thornton, Thoa. M. Adame. R. .W. King, Geo. A. Betblnatoe, P. Keith BoewtU. Louie Tapley, Maggie 8 . Coleman. Jaa. A. Jenklne, Annie E. Griffin, w. Q. Emilieu, R. B . LenNallr* * r AppllcslUo f»r T « i U u f U s f i t caater, Keate Kenbedyj Walter F . 1 H i t l l i i ■ a f Cbaplec t i l l , L a v a af Flag- Kennedy, 8. P, Kennedy, Sarah K. Ida* . Lumen Ward, W. R. Notlc* It hereby t h e n that I f. L. Ifalgbt. Johnatoe, purchaser of T ax C»rtlflcata No. I l f O , dated White o r ’ J o h n T . U eabach, at at. T o all unknown partleo .claiming l a t e r * * ! tbs 6 lb day of July. A. t>. ISST, baa filed said cartlfleata In ray office, and ba* rasda under 8. H. Atey, J . Richmond M orphy, application for tax deed l a Utua In arcord- deceaaed. Lavfnla A. Clark. Wm. R . L am ­ ■nca v lt b l a v . Said certificate tmbracra beth, Robt. W . Yoeman, D. T . Rom er, a* tba follnvlng daacrlbad properly altuatod In Truatee. Nathan E . Simmons, M. 0 . Brow* Semlndt* county, 'Florida, l o - v l t : 8 ) 4 of non, Allr* B ryan t, Gottlieb It, Keyler, de­ I x t Eg.- A. E. Griffin’* Sub. t i l * , parts ceased. Martha J . B e e n . Wm. l b Neabltt,, Cbea. J. Brooke, 0 , D. Brownlie, M ary Src*. T and R. Tp. ( I 8. Ran ge SO E. The aald land balng uveaaed at tba data P eanlagtoe, J . J . Thornton, Tboa. M. Adam* of tho laruence of aucb certificate In tbo R . W. King. Geo. A, Rerklnato*. P. Keith lloewetl, Louie Tapley, Maggie 8. Cota man name of A. E . Griffin. e . A, Jenhlna, Anal* R, G r if f i n , - W r - Q Alao nolle# Is hereby given that tf. L. Ja It. II. Lanreater, K aal* Kennedy • Haight, purch*»#r ol T ax CtrllArate No. Fmlaon, Welter F, Kennedy, H, P, Kennedy, Sarah ISM , dated tbo 7th dsy of J u n e , A. I>. I N * , E . Johnston, Lumen Ward, W. R. White baa flUd said rartlAcata In in* office, and baa made application for fax deed to Uauo or under J o h n ’ T . Llenbach or otherwise In following land* situated In Seminal* In accordance v ltb law. Said certificate em­ tbo brace* the following described properly alt- county, Florida! . N B J4 of N E.If of Bee. 14. I, and end Reg- 14 uatad In SenHhnl# county, Flurlde, lo -v lit S l i of N H of Lot ! f A. E . Griffin * Bub. ft. 8. and 310 yds. W. of NB.. ror. or NWM Ilia, The aald land being eaecaacd at the of S W ' i of See. * f , run dale of laauance of auch certificate In Ibe thence 8. I S U y yds., th»nr* W. ( 4 thence N. l R l f t yda. to pier* •*.? » . i , name of A- i K. Griffin. Unless aald Crrlifleale# ahetl,h e redramrd Sec. 3d. Tp. t * . It. 29: HWl» of N W U of arcnrdlnx to law taa rfreda will laaue theiron ler. I I ; end Reg. at NW. tor. of S W ) f of NK)f of See. run 8. 20 roda, E. , l d rods, on the 9lh day ot March, A. . D . 19IM. Wiintsv my official -Ivnilxrv and .eal tbla 4. 20 /d*. IV. Ifi rod*,.Sac.- t i l hnd beg. 230 yda. 8. ol NW ror. of V U of N W U the ttti day ol February. A. It. ISIS. of See. 24, run E. 440 yda, 8. 124 yda.. W. i»**ti F. A DOUG LASS, 440 yda, N. I l l yda, to beg. sad f l W I f f Clark Circuit Court Psmii.t.l# f.o., Via N W l f and bag. a 8W- tor. of NW|( of . f t - 'i u i f t>r b y '-. M. M i 'i c l i n , It, C. N W ) ! of See. 24 run N 10* yd a, E . 4-40 la Clrcall Caurl. Heaenlh Jad lrlal 'Circuit yda. S. 106 yda^ W. 440 yd s ..to beg. and In and far Seminole (ut-nly Fletlda In erg. 10 cha. N. of SW. cor. of N)4 ' o f Lot I of See. 24, run K. 10 cha., thence N 10 Chancery tha., .thence W. 10 eha.,'Ih*nre H, 10 cha. •Hi-fi* C. Howard by her husband • ho beg.; and beg. at SE. ror. of N )4 of and neat friend W. II. Ilowartt Lot I of S r r . ‘ 2 l , run N. 10 eha., thence W, i llllllo 10 eha., thence 8. 10 eha., thence E. 10 cha. CJulet Mary I’artar DeVaujhn. Ro-a to beg. and K }4 of U i 3 of See 24, all In t'olblll, C’ arl 1„ HeVauehn, Mareb Till* T p . 20, R. 29 E. end Re*. *«4 fl N. and 8. ItrVaugbn. Otlt II. ileVauxhn. 24 It. E. of S W . cor. of 8 E ) f of 8 E M of Mura E. Magruder, J u n e . \V. Her. 26, tun N 90U ft., Ihenre H. 460 fL, Lilly. Tho*, W. Moran, A. Warr r -------------- — HRT v thence S. SCO ft., thence W. 460 ft. to beg., Ins Lawton, a n d ------------ Lawiun. Patented April 30.1907 and b. g. at SW. cor. of NE If of N E ) f ot hta wife, E. L. I law aid and — — — Sec 26, run N. 10* 6-T yda.,* thence W. Oawalil, bla wifr, Mary l.noite high turn-down collar being some­ 220 yds.,- Ihenre S. 10* 6-T ydf.. Ihenre Horner, unmarried M. E. Flet­ F . 220 yd*, Sec. 26; and 8 K I ( of NW i times used.. A high collar opening cher and f --------- - Fletcher, her f N K U of Sec. 26: W. 220 ft. of HEW at tho sldo Is tnoro difficult to nrhu.l and. Jaa. >*. Ilnrnrr and —— — I N k ' i , o f _ N E o f S e c . ' 2 *: 8 f t of H W k H<-rnrr, bla wife. Wm. II. Horner rango well, but when managed nuof SW’ ti rif Sec. 26; lleg. at N\V cor. of a n d --------- Horner, hi. atlfe, end HflrmiALOPLH 2 7 INCHES WIDE WIlHQUrWP e o s s f n t l y nra c t c o c d l n r i y chTe HW)* til- S K t * r f See. 26, run E. 220 yda., the uifkrmwn hr'ra nh M»ry Mary I'yrthriirr S 111) yd*., Ihanre W. 2ZO yda. ter lirV e u ilin Uo.a t'nlhill, Cerl thence N 110 yda. and 8W’ <4 of SW’ l f o f Pictorial itovlow Dlousa No“ 7456raikas,” 3t. to 46 In d u u ' busL Prlco. j20 I.. h r V i u t t n , March S. I>rHE >. of Sec. 26; and beg. at NW’ cur. of Vattrhti, (»U It. DrVr^uahrt, cenU. ‘ S t Y 'a of HK l , of Her. 26. run B. 220 yda., I. auia F. Macruilrr, Jam<-. W. tlji-ncr H l i e yda., thenre W'.’ 220 yda., Lilly, Thor. W. Meres, M. J. Ihenre N. 110 10 yda. yds. Her. Her. 26. ’ all le Tp. “20, Lawiun. A. Wiling l.awlnn en-l 'hat purl Inn ot HF<( a) HE )4 ef It. 20 K. That ---- — L a » ton. hi, ailr K. L. Her. T embrace red In the following description; () - ,a l i l anil -■ —-—tl.e a lil, hi* wifr" ‘ oontfort and ulyle I* so unusual lire, at a ataku 10.64 cha. H. nf quarter Maty A. .Murnet. Mary L«ui,o t h a t this model In «uro to appeal to Hrr. (mat on eastern boundary of Sec. T, run liornrr M. E. Fletcher ami 8. on Her. tine 22.93 cha., thenre W. 4.30 every woman who !h a prospective j ————Flrtchcr, hcr.huat-anil, J a , F.. • rh* , thenre N. 32 deg. 30 min, tV. J I I . I I mother. -Chain*, vollo or sorao ^ llivr.-c a m i ------ (turner hi- nllr cha., thence E. 19.13 rh*. to beg,; N W )4 mil Wm II. Ilarntr anil of HE >i and E ■> nf K W h nf Her. I It; N * o ft material may bo utilized In de­ llorm r hit a l lr . nf S E >| of S E I, and 8K li of N E )f ol veloping (his model, originally dono tlf-triur I'uhilraili n Her. 21. all In T|>. 2<> II. 30 K., WM ol Wn Mary I'i-rt.r HrVaughn, Itu.a I’nlhill N W 'f ol NK»( of N W J i ol Her. * : 8 K t ( I d worge. Medium Mzo requires 4% 1C’erl I,. IlcVaughn, March N. HeVaugnh, nf N E »t of H W h and fl)» of N K j f ol yards 54 Inch tnnjorlal, with I yard 1 (It iv II. Ill-Vaughn, Laura K. Magru<l#r, N E ' j of8 W I ( ol Her. 7; HE»< of N E)< 36 Inch lining for tmderbody. If con­ Jatnr, \V. Lilly, Thut. W. Mnran, A Ware - of KW'Ji 8 E G ol 8W q of Her. R; . a and a W U ; HE <» of S W ) 4 and N E I f trasting material 1* used for tho c o l­ I Laartnn a n i l ------— Lawtun, hia wlt». F. I, N»» of‘ N....... llanal.l a m i --------- l l.a g h l, hi. alt#. Maty IT; N E K *'i4 iof f N E)< (Iof HW <» of 8. lar, f t yard 3<’>Immcs wide will bo Iroui.o Horner, unnlaril»<l M. F Flclchrr Ser. IH and S W i o( nf NW' < 4 of Her. 38', a l l a m t --------- Klclch-f, htr hu-naml, Ja». F. needed. It. 3d E. In Tp 21, liornrr ami — - lltlrnrf,*M* all#* W m. Tho umisunt nhapn of the outor Vr»u aTP hcfftiy ordered to apt>*er I * II. liornrr a n t i --------- llorncr, hi, *H*. •"'! , , . , „ i i . ; . , , bill of complaint htreln filed on tha fro n t of tho w aist makes It neces­ (he unknown hrlrr of ot M M aa rf y|r I n r t r r,. -tcy Y day of April. A. !» 151* Dr Vaughn Ho-a f’olhlll, Carl I . l>eVaughtt, s a r y to placo pattarn section T on M arcliS . DeVaughn, Oils II. DrVatigl-n, I It I* further nrdrrrd that thla notice be a n open width of material. Of courso Laura E. Magruder. Jatnra W. Lilly. Too* | published once each week fdr twelve week* the Hanford Herald, a newspaper publish­ tho material Is doubled so that each W. Moran t f . J.' Lawton. A. Waring l.aa- In ed In aald 8emlno|e county. lon and — ------ Law*on, hi- wife. E.L. section will bo cut In dupllrato. Tho W It lies* my hand and the seal of the Oswald ami -------— Oswald, hia wile, Mary largo "O " perforation* rest .on a A liornrr, Marv Ixiulse Horner, M. E. aald f'ltrull CouH this 22nd day ol De­ cember, A. D. 1917. Fletcher and — ------H e!chef, her husband. lenKthwlso . thread, and tho outer (aeall E . A. DOUGLASS. ja m - t F. Ilorhrt a n d ------— llorner hi* back and olqcvo aro cut from tho Clerk Circuit Coutt, Seminole County, wife arut Wm. II. Horner end, ——- — Florida. namo width, largo “O" perforation* liornrr, his wifr. Maasry A Warlow, Sola, for Coraplt. • resting on a lengthwlso thread of tha I t epprara from the sworn bill of com­ 36-tuy-U fc "•Tur plaint fllei In th* nhnv# »qlit!#tl.rau>«. that . ‘good*. - .........- — -ti_ ihr DeVaughn, I hr defendant*. defrmia m -, Mary ,-Porter l,,*, , ll#V*V’ . m— NoUrr of Apyllralfen fur Tex 0 * * 0 lle der Now, fold tho remaining goods and - itnaa I’othlll. (-airl■ L ■ “fteVaughn, * , ----i Men H. MarcJ S r-llo n I of Chapter 41(1. Law* a f F t * f DeVaughn, ’ un DrVaurhn, Otla .. II. . . _____ DeVauel along tho lengthwlso fold place tho __, _____. , ..... la •do rrurlrr, J i m r a W. Lilly, Tho*. W. Morin, Marruilrr. Jam es W’. Th Nnilre I* hereby given that H. Rapp, pur* front goro o f . t h o -skirt. - T o tho A. Werlng l.»w(on e m l ------- -- Lew'nn. hi* chaser ol T a * Certificate No 91, dated tb * right of tho front goro lay tho hack wif-. I< L. IMwkIiI xml t)*wx!il, hi* Alh day of July A I). I9 I6 , ha* filed aald 1 wilr, Mary I milar Ihtrn.r, u-urterrl—f M. I. .aid iir il f lc a 'e in my office, end has mad* * gore, then tho collar, all along tho Fl.trht-r m l — Flr'rh.-r. hrr husband. appIL vtlon (or lea deed lo it«u* In accord­ lengthwise fold of material. To tho I». t'* Ilnrnrr amt — — H*-rn»r. hi*'wife. ant-- with law Halit certificate embrace* upper right of tho cottar placo tho m<l Wm. II. liornrr . eml —Ilnrnrr, the loilnwlng described property illualed In hit wifr. claim turn. Intrrr*( In Ih# following emirute counly, Florida, to-wlt: All Block vcstco. tjrrrrlbril |itn| rilv In lb# county of Sem­ T< ' n ol Monro*. .The aald tend being **•. T o cut' tho underbody, also fold inole ami xlete ol Flotldx, dr#crlb»d ex th# sets d at Ih* d a t e . o f Ihe laaaanr* nf itirh north*ait gu xrlrr of th# n n r l h w c t quarter tho lining fn h alf, placing tho back certlfb ele In (he name of J . M. Mi D flrtb y , ol the southwrxt quarter of faction fifteen IT asIs-- veld ceillDcaln shall ha redvemed xe* along the lengthwise fo ld -n *d tho 116), township Iwrnty-onn (21) xnuth, ringr cnrdli ( (o law tax deed will laaue thereon74BG t 'r o n t - w l t h largo “O "’ perforations Ihiily-nne 111) rest, am] tot four |4) ol f . r n the 9th-d ay nl March. A. D. 191H. 1. ( ii-hlng'* xddllion to th# town ol Oviedo, Willies, my 'iffirlet signature aed s eal Tfte expeefonf '.molher tclil 60 along a lengthwlso thread. end l>* ginning *t the northeext coiner ol Lhe th i• Ih# 6th day nf February, A. D. HUB. ‘ Tho collar 1* trimmed with small souther ! quarter ol the xoulhrasl quirlrc pleased with fMf m aternity dress I-.L'»:. A H o u r,I.A S B , ot tretion fittern (I6 l, township twrmy-onr ("leek Circuit Court Hemlnol* Co , Fla. of b lu e, serge trimmed with satin. buttons of self-matcrlnl, or an em121) south, ran is thirty-one (31) east, run fly V. M. Douglass, D. C. lirnldorcd medallion In self-tone The w aist has a clev er sash ar­ |Wrat i s t s n an*l seven hundtrolha (7 07) 16 Tue-.file may bo added tut n decorative note. ihwir-i. squth MV*n-antl *wen-hundrrilthv ' i — ■ a i m. ■—ii. ■ rangem ent, while Ihe skirl (x plaited. (7 071 chains, east aevgn and aeven-hun- Entire -of AppHrellon for Ta* (lead Under Tho right front of the waist Is-slash* dfr.lth. *7 UT) 4haln*. north s s s r n hnd a*v#nHr Ian ■ oT Chapl-e l l « l . .Laws af F lat. A maternity drees that combines ed at pCnler fro n t *b that tho left hun>lr\ilih* IT 0 ) ; rhalni to beginning, con* Id. latalog 6 acres more ur Iraa, and ere real* N rllra la herthy given that M r s , O. L drntv ol stale * ami count!** other than the Taylor, porchneer nl Tex Certlflcei# No. a l ii * of Florida, that their place ol rv<ldrnre 3 ) 1 . d a t’ d the S(h dxy of July, A. I). 1916. Is unknown lu her, end (here Is no per-on has filad said r#rtl(lrat* In ray nfflre, anil In the atalc ol Florida the eervlce of #ul>- ha* made ippllrallon for ta* uted |# Iveee color cialimcrc, with * collar . of poena upon whom woutd bind aald dvftntl- In xrrordanre with tew. Hxld certio rate ants, aad that the aald defendants arv all embraces th* following described property . black satin aupplylng tho noto of over i h * age of Iwrnty-one \XI) years.* contrM t" Th# drex* illps oa over ■Ilutlrd In Seminole rnunty, Florida, to -alts It further appear* that there -ere other Let A), Midway in He*. S3. T p . 19 8 . R . tho hcAd, thrf front being cat lato a ereuna Interested lo the aald- property I I F a i l . T h e aald land being eaaaveed at deep V and filled In with * remov­ wkarvu name or name# are unknown IU her. the date ol Ihe Issuance of euch certificate who are heir*, detiaewe, grantees, er other In the nem* ol W. Ilrlir*. able veitee of organdy. Th* front claimanta under the said Mary I'arler DeAl-ot Notice Ii hereby glv#h th a t Mr*, of tho dress roll* back below tho Vaughn, Rosa Folfatlf, (’ all L. DeVaughn, t). L. Taylor, ourch**er of, Tax (’ rrtlflcat* t large, square collar. Tho back ot March 8. DeVaughn, G i l a . II. I>rViughe, No. 3 ) 6 , dated ihe 6lh day nf July, A. D. l a u r a E. Magruder, Jam es W. Lilly, llio s. 1916, ha.* file-1 *abl enrllfiratu In my ofTIre, ibe skirt ill gathered and .attached W. Moran, hi. J . I-a wton, A. Waring Law- and Vet mad* Sppliralion'Ini t a t deed t o • . da to the back of the- waist at tho ------ la w ia a , his .wile, K. L- Oa. ton and Isa we In-eerordesvew with law. Held cert I S - • * * - * *normal walstlln#. a xoxh concealing d aqd . -------— Oswald, hlv wifr, Mary ra te emhrVcee (lie following deecrll-fd prep- -V % * , A. llorner. M ar? Louise Hurnsr, M, L. e rty situated In Hemlno'i* county, Florida, tho attnehmeht. Largo pockctx.turned Fletcher a n d . — —' — Klelrher, her husband, tn wltr l o t 191, M l d e e i In i W . 32, T p . I * over at ih* top. to fprm laps, trim Jaa. F. llorn er aad — ------Horner, hi* wife, S , R. 21 F a i t . T h e veld lint] being a l i e n e d cither side of ttje front or tho skirt. and Wm. It. l li u m r e n - l --------- - llorner. hit' ut Ih* dale at Ibe Issuance of i-tch ce r tlt* wile, whoa# a s m s and tevldaner* are un­ In medium a lu the design calls for •eat# In Ih* nan.-, ol Ren. Bradley. • known. 4 Vi yards 54-lnch cashmere, with Alto: Nmlrw is hereby given that Mr*. 3 ou are tb-vwfnr* ordered l a appwxr to ()> L Taylor, purchaser e f T a t Certificate yard 27-lneh satin tor tho collar. this hill on Monday, the Clh day of May. N o .,3 0 6 , dated the 6.h day of July. A. D. In catting tho dreas tho homo A. D. 1916. tha sale# being a ' l u t e day of 1916, has f.led raid reitlflcate In my offlr* thla court. seamstress lx #avedmuch after and Fat mad* application for tax deed to It la further ordered th a t t h h notlr* laaue In accordance with taw. Held certifi­ work by placing tha sections marked published for twelve ro nxerut!** week! fn cate embrace* I he following described prep­ by triple " T I T '* perforations along the Hanford Jierald, a newspaper published arty situated In Hemlntd* rounty, Florida, tho lengthwise fold of material a* lo-w ll: l » t DO Mldey, Ser. Ill, T p . ID 8., In Seminole county. Said land Ih I ' I aasswaed a t shown In tho guide. This arrange­ Witness E . A. Douglass, Clerk ot said It. 31 Ka«t. Circuit Court, end the seal tkevessf this 26lh Ih* dele of (he laauance of ruch certlficato ment does away with seam# and In Ih* asm * of lleubrn White. day of Jan u ary . A. D. 191*. oaves time. Section J , containing (seatI K. A. 1)0(1 G L A S S , C le rk ,' Altai N f l l l t a . l t hereby g lv a o .tk ^ t M rsRtihfbaou * ' Board all (>.• I.. Taylor, purrheter o f T a a (V/tlflcalw th*~ front of th o tfalit and’ front Hollrilora frse Complllitint. No.. 162, dated th* (>th day of July, A. D, gore or skirt, Is placed Into position <)6-Tue*-lita 1P.I6, hot filed raid nrtlficml* In wy office, first, with section "H", the back end hie made application lor taa deed lo N ellce *r ApjrfbwUae for T e e D e a l tin d e r laaua In prrord*nc«< with law. Bald eerllfigore, to the right of *lt ' HcvUea ■ ef C hapter ( l i t . Law # e f -Flor­ r a t * embfiarVv th * fellowlnt deasrlbed prep. Ley tho collar and baek ot tha ida ' * : t y ailua’lcd In Semlhnlfi county, Florida. , (--Wh ■waist to tho right ot tho bock gore. Nellce i* hereby given that Mrs. Alice K t * - a l ( : li»t I * . William Clark'* Sub- Die. !-»« I f , Iflii. t>. Tier 16, Robinson’* S u r e t y Opposite tha collar, plaes the vested Hill, Adm. eetal* of W. J . Hill, deceaaed purchaser of T e a Certificate No, S3, Aatrr of Sanford. Tha taid land balng u w i u d and opposite tho back lay tha i h * Sth day of July, A. D. 1914, he* filed a t th * data of Ihe laauance ot auch c ertifi­ ileove, both section# with large "O'' laid certio rate In tny office, end he* made cate in th* nim # ol W. J . McBride. perforations on a lcngthwlee thread application for lea deed >• Innu* In accord­ Untew auch cartlfleata* aNall h*'red eem ed ance with lew. Skid certificate embrace# according cording l a law taa d< * wlU laaua t h a u a a daedi 747® of material. T o- t he upper left of lb* following described property elluatnl In oni tb ot M* th** I3rd Sird day of March, A. I). 1919. section HJT tho pocket may bo laid. SamlaoJt county, Florida, to-eritt ; Wltncaa my offi'la^ afgnatnre end a a a l A very attractive onc-pteee dress Th# saslf rang along th* aelvago of „ Fabruaiv. . bruarv. A. D._ ( 9 1 4 , Ixtl* 3 and 3, Flnildt Lend A Cnl Co. this I ha l l t h day of (seal) leal) E, I E. A. A. DOUG DOUGLASS. o f slip-over design 4n pm»« color tho good#. Add. to South Sanford, recoedrd In Flat • tm Clerl Clerk Circuit Co n n Sarolnoli ■oum Hsmlnofe Co., Fta. lloek C. 1'aga AD (Orange Guuely Recerdt). cashm ere. T he front r o lls b a ek ■ to 62-Tutw. 6te If the aklrt la desired shorter than B f V , M. Douglass, l>. G h * said land Iwlng eaaraaed at Ih* date ol' form, rev ets below a farpe square lllaatrated, cut off the pattern along?> Tthe Issuance of auch certificate in Ih* name Collins. Uni*** said certificate collar o f tofin.* _______ *______ lower edge of Korea beforo placing * ■ofhallDrnnl* be redeemed according to law tas deed It on the material. Women B«tter or. Worxe! will issue thereon o n ’the let day ef March . For tho*# who or# wfnilF pUn* A. D.. 1913. Thf addition of ballons to tho * Women, when ll)ey nre bail, ere . nin* i h q d tor tha holiday -«*ion Wline** ray. ofitrlal signature end scal lhl* her* ta A »ttr*ctlv# now ono-pleco front of the waist and pockate gives woree IbfiD men aflil murcjliiilusctl to' the 39th 4 * F o l Janu ary, A. I>. Iplfi. (seal) _ E. A. DOUULAH8, drew. It U carried out In pran# a ehlo effecL commit crime. When (bo- at>x which Clerk Circuit Court Hamlnot* Co., Fla. 4U y> 4H M U 8hewetg*3aae Q O le tweet by Inheritance onca becomes 4fi-Tu*e-6l* "SaSh ilpcradetl it fallx Into greater ex cease* Natlg* e f AppllcalJaa far T « » Deed .Cade* Hectlaa • a f C h i pier 4filfi, L aw * a f Flaride than the other. Women are alwnyi XL A Maternity Dress with Clever Lines. ______ ___ay. * ' ___ _____ |roowt OF WfilW MO fW N I OORt . wnHQOnW r*m *d "finvial ilflvinr BIoom No. 7481. Bi*«, U to 40 ijuka* ctti* • A HP ^ f bmt. I <1 A N ew Model in Slip-Over Effect. cither mpeh better or much wore# than turn.—Iiovupnrtc. IQiPOf >6 I>*CH *V\ tn - TotSTT Pictorial Review Coe tame No. 747®. IS. canLa. .W|THtMT I BUee, It to i t Inches ;btut. Price, _ .. Ian fa* tax, daad to ls*u* In accord anro with law, 4xfd cartlfleata ambrare* tba I all owing daaerlbpd property aituatad Ta Moth Prevantlva. j Pour a little turp#nUna In th# corU i *• Th# aald land haiag oaaawad at tha del* •* n#ra of your wardroba, chiffonier or h# la*aanfw of m rh ctrllficaU la 1$# a t at* Ira k ITyou with to bo rid of moths. d • x’ m kVJ : ,v. i � 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, February 26, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 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>, February 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